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Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
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Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18

D1NaAf NAANAA HNEgl
the group in the afternoon. His
topic was Living With People and
Liking Them"
Reports were presented in the
form Of a panel discussion. Mrs.
Francis Raughley, Dover, Presi-
dent-Elect Of the County Council.
was moderator Of the panel and
presented the report Of community
activities and articles made by
Home Demonstration Club mem
bers. Other members Of the panel
We're: Mrs. Francis Thomas. Mary
del, Health and Safety Chairman. !.
Mrs. Fred Fifer, Wyoming, Citizen
ship Chairman; and Mrs. Andrew
Cole, Smyrna, Family Life Chair
man. Each Of them discussed ae-
comphshments in her own field.
Group singing was lead by Mrs.
Lloyd Laughlin, Dover.
Miss Shirley Deats, OF Dover, re-
cipient of the Kent County Home
Demonstration Scholarship, told the
group about her work as a student
liz the School Of Home Economics
at the University Of Delaware.
A skit which emphasized the
many time-savers learned as a part
Of the Home Demonstration pro-
gram. was presented. The cast in
cluded: Mrs. Norman Warner, Do
yer, Mrs. Raymond TrOyer, Dover.
Mrs. Newell Boggs, Wyoming, Mrs.
Francis Raughley, Dover, and Mrs.
Paul hartman, Dover. The commit
tee planning the sl1it was: Mrs.
William COnard, Mrs. William Sterl-
ing, Mrs. Francis Raughley, Mrs.
Edward Hardy, all Of Dover.
Songs which have been written
as a part Of the contest to find
national Home Demonstration song
were presented by Mrs. Samuel
Kendall, Mrs. Joseph Wilson, Mrs.
William COnard, Mrs. Fred Fifer, /
Mrs. Harvey Porter, Mrs. William
Hufnal, Mrs. Norman Warner, Mrs. /
Olan Bamberger, Mrs. Francis /
Raughley, Mrs. William Sterling. |
Mrs. Clifford Clark, KentOn, ac-
cOmpanied the group
A report from the National Home I
Demonstration Council meeting was /
given by Mrs. Robert Davis Of |
Newark.
MISS Anne w. w. Bell, State LIE i
brarian, presented reading certif- I
Gates TO those who had completed /
the requirements.
Other committees who helped /
with plans and arrangements were: |
Hostess, Chestnut Grove Club; Ex- I
hibits, Cee-W-Dee Club; Key Board. /
Friendly HOmemakers Club: Deco 4
ratiOns, St. Jones Club; COrsages, II
Mrs. Paul hartman, Mrs. William
Program, Mrs. Harvey FL
fer, Mrs. William COnard, Mrs.
William Sterling; Luncheon, Mrs.
Joseph B. Wilson.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
HACKsAW RESCUE

EAGAR. Ariz. (P For
reasons hest knewn to himself, g.
year-old Milford Bigelow. Jr.,
climbed into a milk can. He got
stuck. Frantic Efforts Of his par
ents and friends failed to unstick
him.
His father finally picked up the
can-Mulford and all-and took
il to a garage. A mechanic cut OF
the top with hacksaw and pulled
Mulford out.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18

Dupont now spends more than
$50 million a year on research and
it, research laboratories represent
an investment Of well over $50 mil
lion.
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18

more, many peO-
pie worked to-
gether to make
1t so.
Mrs. Arthur
Short, Of Smyr-
ma, president Of
the Kent County
III o m e Demon
stratiOn Council,
presided over the
days program.
r e v. r o b er {
Duke, pastor Of
Peoples Christ
ian COngrega-
tiOnal Church in
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-18
Kent Home Doines
BY CHARLOTTE [. SWANSON
Home Damon.lralien Aaenf

Once more, the Kent County
Home Demonstration Achievements
Day was big success. And once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME
Girls in a WhirI
BY Ray Kaliwasser

TTAVE YOU ever wondered,
LII as you watched the Cherry
Blossom pageant. how its queen
and her So princesses were
chosen. and what their duties
were. besides looking lovely?
Well. let's take Joan Carl as
an example. She represents
the Florida State Society in
this years Cherry Blossom
Festival.
Members of the society were
asked to nominate Florida
beauties for contest to be
held during its banquet. Joan
won.
Actually. 23-year-old Joan is
an old hand at winning beauty
contests. AS a student at Silver
Springs Montgomery Blair
High School. she was named
Sweetheart Queen" and
Georgetown University picked
her as its Valentine Queen"
On her first job. she became
Miss Capital Airlines." and
when she switched to National
Airlines in Miami. she became
their Miss" too.
Still. she was, she admits.
terribly thrilled" when the
society selected her as its
Cherry Blossom princess and
Speaker Rayburn placed a
silver crown on her head. Pho
tographers' flashbulbs popped,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

and a whirl of activity began.
Most OF last week. Joan
rushed around clutching a
schedule and trying to pay
particular attention to the
items that were underlined and
marked IMPORTANT"
Meanwhile. So other prin-
cesses had been named to rep
resent the AZ other States. plus
the District. Alaska, Guam.
Hawaii and Puerto Rico. At
1880 am. Wednesday. all the
princesses gathered for two
hour rehearsal for q luncheon
fashion show.
From then on, Joan's after
moons were occupied with in
structions, rehearsals, cocktail
parties. an orange Juice party
for Florida's congressional dele
cation. radio and television
appearances.
The evenings had more
glamour, but were no less hectic:
Wednesday. Conference of
State Societies dance: Thurs
day. the big parade: Friday.
the festival ball: last night, a
network television appearance
on the Horace Heidi program.
Yesterday was. of course. the
busiest day Of all. and today
will be almost the same. These
are the days Of the big pageant
which. with the cherry bios
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

Whenever fyouwa slim figure, /.NV
I recommend says /MwR8
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|Sparkman Ends
Russian Tour

BERLIN, Sept. Is R.-United
States Senator Sparkman. DEM
ocrat Of Alabama, concluded a
14-day tour behind the Iron Cur
tain today and announced he
favors more American trade
with the Soviet bloc.
MY own feeling Is that we
ought to have greater trade re-
Ilations with Iron Curtain coun-
tries" the Senator said. II don't
see how we profit ourselves by
having a standon trade policy"
He emphasized. however. that
only consumer goods should be
involved and not items which
might be used to build UP a war
machine.
He said he believed trade re-
strictions had lost their purpose
since in Russia there doesn't
seem to be any danger of q col
lapse, short Of a catastrophe"
Senator Sparkman made these
additional observations:
Moscow's only Baptist church
was damned" for a service he
attended.
Long lines were in front of
Soviet food stores and he was
told meat was sometimes scarce.
But there was no evidence of
discomfort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
U. S. Sweors In Delegates
To United Nations PorIey

New York meeting will be
Representative Brooks Hays,
Democrat Of Arkansas; Repre-
sentative Chester E. Morrow
Republican of New Hampshire:
Senator Pastore. Democrat OF
Rhode Island: President Colgate
Whitehead Darden, jr., Of the
University of Virginia: Robert
Lee Brokenburr, colored. general
manager Of the C. L. Walker Co,
of Indianapolis: Laird Bell,
chairman of the Board of
Trustees of the University of
Chicago; Jacob Blaustein, di-
rector OF the Pan American
Petroleum and Transport Co.,
Baltimore; James j. Wadsworth,
permanent deputy United States
representatives at U. N. and
Mrs. Oswald B, Lord, permanent
United States representative on
the Human Rights Commission
lof the U. N. Economic and Social
Council.
Secretary. of State Dulles will
attend some of the early sessions
lof this years U. N. meetings and
win be In charge of the Ameri-
Ican delegation while he is in
New York. z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
.Cupitolism's
Risks Luuded
By 1.-THE Associated Press

The Secretary General OF
Frances Socialist Party tipped
his hat yesterday to American
free enterprise: II will admit II
at least deserves its name"
Socialist leader Guy Mollet,
speaking to the National Press
Club, said, For decades, on,
country has waited in vain
for capitalism to take risks as 1t
does here"
Mr.. Mollet said French en-
PLAYERS hide behind customs
barriers. protect their prices be-
hind marginal enterprises. beg
for government subsidies
while our youth remains without
"a future because French
economy remains stifled by a
management lacking courage
and which has not been true to
its mission
do not expect me to defend
American free enterprise, the
Socialist leader declared. How
ever. I will admit it at least
deserves its name"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

Undersecretary Of State Her.
bert Hoover, jr, presided today
at swearing-in ceremonies for
the American delegation to this
years United Nations General
Assembly and declared great
events are taking shape" in the
world.
The American delegation to
the U. N. meeting which starts
next Tuesday will be headed by
Henry Cabot Lodge, ir. He will
be assisted by nine others. in
Guiding members of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee and a Negro cosmetics
manufacturer from indianapolis
After Chief of Protocol John
F. Simmons administered the
oath of Office, Mr.. Hoover told
the delegates:
"You face particularly in
teresting challenge because you
are serving IN a period Of very
great activity in international
affairs, Great events are taking
shape in Europe. the Far East
and in Africa In the Middle East
All of these have their reflections
in the United Nations. We lool
forward to receiving your re-
ports and your views as you
participate in what has beer
aptly called the town meeting
of the world"
Assisting Mr.. Lodge at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
RoiIrood Engineer
Leaves Estate of
Over $500, 900

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, Sept
Is (R.-The will of a retired
railroad engineer who never ap-
peared particularly affiuent was
probated yesterday and showed
he left an estate of more than
half-a million dollars.
Archie r. Starkey, who died
here 10 days ago at the age OF
SO, had retired last year as a
Pennsylvania Railroad engineer
after 40 years service.
Records showed most of the
estate was in stocks and bonds
The will left monthly pay
nlents to Mr.. Starkey's widow
and daughter.
1t left annual requests Of
$1,000 each to st. Johns Luth.
eran and Grace Evangelical
United Brethren churches. When
Mrs. Starkey and the daughter
die, the perpetual requests tc
the churches will increase te
$4,000 a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

A COUPLE or TOURISTS GAG TT UP
sTALINGRAD RUSSIA-Robert F. Kennedy Qeft), brother
of Senator Kennedy Democrat of Massachusetts, and his
touring companion Supreme Court Justice Douglas turn
out in ceremonial robes souvenir picture The color
full outfits picked up during their recently concluded
tour of Asia and Siberia-AP Wirephoto.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

OPEN SUN. 1901 GALLATIN, mr.
16tn-6-bedrm.. 3-bath home. full
entr., bath; Gear garage, sundeck
beaut. Ice. tile swimming pool
lovely 2-lot cor; priced reas. tc
7 if'', TE SAfSisssuRYl oPEa' SUM-
6-rn. mod. semidet. brick. full
to sell. RA. 3-ilS2. 10. 5-437l.
ll23 FERN ST, Walter Reed area
5-lge.-rm. semidet. brick. gas heat
incl: porehes, garage; term& RA
s1riEEccUEAffoRs! tsPEcULAToRs
Builder sacrificing 2 newly rebuilt
brick houses. Approved for GI
$4,000; now rented Ss7 90 mo
Your price $500. terms. OWNER
eSs4 1oPTH0SSS ST. N.w-1o rooms,
inclosed porches, ~ baths, Diet
gar. full bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Price
$4,000; down, S5,000a only "a blk
on Conn. ave-. mr.. Bureau OF stand
ards. A. r. sEELYE, D1. 1885
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. U. PARK, CT APPROVED
Very substantial. detached, all-brk
home. near 4eth and Brandyvine
3 nice bedrms.. 2 tile baths on 2nc
floor; heavy slate roof. rec. rm
with fireplace, hot-vater heat
v Soeded lotp O1 1onls Vacant LsTs
needs decorating; S22. 800. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. D1. 7-14ll: ewes. DE
a-46l3 IA
AMERICAN U. PARK = Can YOU
imagine owning q delightful brici
home on gorgeous half acre OIL
land in the most desirable part OF
this, beautiful and popular section
All-hrick with slate roof Include:
st-hoor layatory and FOUR bed
T Priced and es sfsss on y Snd 0O 8
PHiLLIPs. DI. 7-I4lI; ewes, DE
BARNABY WOODS -- Charming
heavy slate roof. Pirst d., center
hall. large liv. rm., din. rm.. kitchen
with breakfast nook, bedrm. and
full bath: large bedrmS, and bath
up; extra-larRe closets. screened
p4rsh; dst; garage; 81. 900, Bill
1926 til Q pm.
BERKELEY-FOXHALL AREA - De-
lightfully charming home In a
white brick and clapboard Colonial
with heavy slate roof; 8 excellent
bedrooms and = baths on end floor
lovely ground-level recreation rm.
beautiful lot. 62x150. with nice
trees; gas h.-w.h.: S26.95O, FRANK
s.. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14l1; ewes,
DE 2-46l3 Ia
BRIGuTwoOD, sis Madison St
Modern 1877 Colonial brick. fac
ing park; 8 rms, frepl,. fun bsmt
GARkYS DAWN I CO. TT. soei3
NO 7-2517.
BURLEITH-S16,500. FOR a love-
ly 3-bedrm, home near schools.
Eyes. AD. 2o2t2I. J. LEO KoLB
BgT'IEksuf 81 y" ZOE, at walter
weekdays open s III 8 .p.m.-
Modern 7-rm. bungalow, on lge lot
bsat oil hiw " o1 sar.; priced low t.
EARLY DAWN d CO, ri 2-si35,
CALVIN COOLIDGE AREA. vacant,
shingle: q nice rms. on one a.;
baths; yard; garage. Gl loan,
or $500 cash. sl15 mo. RA
cATHEDRAL. Conn. ave. - Brick
semidet.. 5 bedrms., 2 baths. Ice,
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, front and
rear porches, Ice. daylight bsmt.,
lear garage in rear. Priced for
quick sale. MICHAEL WALSH q
SONS, I'LL Eye st. NV. OIL. t.
, 7H5S; RE- e, Iss"s2 r. w,,or,
aoal CHESTNUT st: NV, open Sat
brick;.4 ~ bedrms,, : baths also pow
der rm. on ist f., beautifully land
scaped ground with patio, Owner
Reaitor. $50 Kennedy st. NV. TU.
,; 2Iel3o; c, eyes; S 81, I,7S9% s7 l5
Terrific , yaIggssI Wide =, center |. s,I, hall
huge kit, . bedrms,, 2 baths,
car buiit-in garage in basement;
sTss s'G poas4 e Hssa
patio; all brick with heavy slate
soI3Pi, FRANK ~! IS B PH aLdT Fl Il
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-open tocay.
. III dark, 3439 oliver st. NV.
Detached corner. walking distance
to Lafayette or Blessed sacrament
Schools; bath on LIST A.; Z rooms,
: baths above, full basement
and front wards. newly redecorated;
vacant: priced to sell, $500 down.
North on Conn. ave, right on Ne
braska ave, north on Nevada ave.
To Oliver st. Mr.. Trittipoe' with
EDWIN l.. ELLIS. $3.50 Conn. ave,
cMIyy CHASE, D. c.1pet,, 9 rms.
school: $4,000. owNER. en- Z.
CooIiDGE HIGH AREA-e-bedrm.
frame bungalow: fireplace. base.
,a msnt Ti nh bath. "a. 3S2a5s. J vi.
nom So@. "Yf bedroom 81 . BATHS baths; n N'sf
aehooli immediate possession. By
OWNER, DE. 2-067S.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE HOME and furnish
child care for working mother and
child; cow. loc.. on 2 carlines
Call ewes, MRS. SMITH, CO. 5-1203.
2 OR 5 GIRLS to share entire mod.
home with young lady: "a blk. to
transp., auto. W&sher, TV, baths;
reasonable. VIII. 1886. Ia
? GIRLS to share home with 4 other
girls: ne. area; COW. transp.; share
expenses. Ii. 7-6997 after 8 pm.
WOMAN TO SHARE her 4-bedrm.
home with family: owner would re-
tain one bedrm. only: conv. schools
and transp. RIA. 6-5357. la
GIRL to share 3-bed-
nm. house with other girls, ages
20130, Call after . pm. No.
VIII n1tL8s SHARE s.rm.. s.,torv l home
with refined Christian couple in
exchange for dSE care for 3-yr. -old
boy and 6-yr.-old schoolgirl. JE.
VACANCIES for l or Q girls in at
trGc, Georgetown house, Cali DE
1855 ewes: DI. $4,000. Ext. gro,
CoLoRED-e GENTLEMEN to share
moderately furnished home with
one other gentleman; all privileges.
no. 2-93S7 any time. -l5
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AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY
BE YOUR OWN BOSS

You car net UP 10 $4,000 per year
In sour quick service laundry. Ask
our many satisfied customers. There
we will train YOU: we viii finance
uD 70 500 OF your total investment
we will help you with advertising
promotion. help you find a loca-
ton, or we will build on your site
abt lease you the building. Use our
nationwide experience. Call HAIR
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

STORE. with 5-rm. apt. above and
parking lot ALONGSIDE for rent. Ma
GROCERY ToR SALE: closed sun
days. short hours. s to 7. good
corner. Est. 40 yrs. GUARANTEES
$3.50 wkly. Apartment available
Reasonably priced with terms. Re:
OWNER, To. 2-4433 or IT, 2
RKiNG-UsED CAR LOT for rent;
NV. HA. s-4sss: en-. s-5s4s. ia
BAKERY in busy shopping center.
1915 Rhode Island ave. ne. So
0on cash. WA. .7-9257. Ii
E sas ,ro ssiHgn' s4Foo5B r''i Ideal for
enlarge your present practice or
as q part-time business for addi-
tional income. Box 229-s. star.
INSURANCE AGENCY for sale, IRE
and casualty lines with 8 gross Of
Ss5 400 ,,1s Of s saa aRd
PARTNER for bar-restaurant in
Prince Georges County. 10, 2
HARDWARE BUsrNEss-ovner de-
sires to. sell eomplste inventory of
stas..n ht sScoo .D DS'sss L9
Gated on main thoroughfare in
Herndon. Long lease available on
bldg. Phone Herndon 36l or 4S7.
HERNDoN REALTY AGENCY.
CARPET AND LINOLEUM SHOP, IL
SEWING e., M sh@s Hs't so eo mHas5n
Shelving. Cutting noor IS II By
Wo' e-sS5s or OIL Oh 9.esss N~''
HAVE MONEY TO INVEST in re.
search and development lab limited
production shop. electronics manu-
facture. engineering firm or similar
oorrssanizsstion: principals only Box
Rk RslL' bar Sar and s-rm. apt; inc.
guar. Sac, So, 500, $4,000 cash
SNACK BAR on busy hwy. nearby
Va: Lee. PARKING area. Call after
pm. W; 2-3g96; -
g6s 10 at ss ss Go l sSanS1y S sSe
be tripled. No reas. OFFER rejected
RHDIO-TV BUSINESS, estab.: repair
shop and bldg. for sale: excel, loo
COR es Nrfc STiS; Ely AND pELIIetA.
1 lessen TT s rent xR soa ssob 5Sgn
READY-TO.WEAR STORE for rent
with ell fixtures. Cash register, etc
ND shopping center, Webster B.
BEAUTY SHOP. in residential de,
velonment In Sc; nice clientele
must sell, $3.50, or eauipme en-
fer sale. Call Tues. 10. 1-010o
BEAUTY SHOP. colored. in Sc, nr
abe. BOX 24i-s, Star. is
GROCERY STORE, doing good
cash and carry business In col.
ored section, Virginia location
shown, by appointment only XII
GROCERY STONES 500; cleo
on sale beer license. 1910 olive
r 81 H4zfits'S Glot1Nchhsss1oN, for lease
doing ygo9d business. Wo. S-G6O2
e si4tSsosssi Mh NE. s-o4s sifeo 10 sell
DELICATEssEN today,s best value
Must sell due TO other business
1911 l4th st: nv" IL am. to IL
B AZ: EA. oIdt3tfESSER . LIQUOR
50. 900. ST 500 On. LES sHfLBY
REEssrA sf2x2S NE. CORNER -
Air-cond.; rent. $500; beer license
shows over $1,000 yearly me-
. Ga very les su safSY s s7o9 s4 is;5
RENT FREE-Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
3 apis, compl. furn., lease. rem
entire house only S72 80, sell cos
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GEO. WASH. o. AREA
2-Bath, 5-Be0Foom Pm Hke

Ol. 7-9SS7
MOTEL, NEAR WARRENToN. va.
Iou5s 10 and AA ia,, ,, Hs luxe uai,s
ceramic tiled baths, modern furn-
ishing. wall-to-wall carpets. centra
oil heat: acres, attractive groundl
convenient to restaurant, heaY,
year-round travel; small easl
payment.
billiard REALTY CO.
4613. Lee Hwy, Arlington, a. Va
MOTEL. FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
o. 8. IA de luxe units. loungi
and large living quarters. ceramic
tiled baths, modern Simmons furn
iture; air conditioned: attracttyI
grounds, 10 acres: convenient Il
restaurants: will consider local prop
erty In trade, with small casl
HiLLIARD REALITY CO.
IA. S-S46S MOTEL BROKERS
1913 Lee Hwy, Arlington, q. Va
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcsat.,

MCLEAN, YA.-Cottsge Q bedrmS. ..
liv. rm.. den; nicely wooded area;
f96. MRS. EVANS. IA. 7-9sss.
1852 RIGGS PL. NV. white;
newly dec; rms. kit. ga baths,
saS,I hsSs' PARK ,si,rfiggSsSSsN; s i16f
d4ol RANDOLPH RD., yiers NH
Schools; SEQ mo. Open Sat. and
Sun. Ia
BETHEsDA-2 bedrms.. gar. h.-w.h.
Trees: i blk. Old Georgetown I'd.
Bus. Rent, $l1O. OIL. 2-516l,
ARLINGTON, N.-s.bedrm. rambler
.as s yspd Sssher dre ear ana Ss
posai; nicely decorated: convenient
Sept. /. IA. s-6l5T.
n. ARLINGTON-o-rm. brick Co
io GIoh t sSmtS garage; :erse g,s
now $3.50. Phone JE. 3-9476.
brick; Q rooms and bath; new.
house hons sSnSditiGSfi isSi or Partly
Mr.. CHEvERLY HoSPlTAL-EiGht
rms ipeioS SS1t,s pSyss iur5 e ssduasd
noon AP. T-a202,
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX bedrms;.
:, baths; many built.ins. much
charm. convenient TO Wilson High
s paa g. A R6Ms siso s sSSBJ 1RaisS
RETHEsDAwisao Lynbrook dr.; .
blks. to schools; 3 bedrms., paneled
reer. I'm: delishtiul y da,vS Slo y
,sgPuRBAM EN-. $4,000. c.n.
f cod; fun ISM Ssns.. IL S-0 Saths. isIls
equipped electric kit. din. rm.. hy.
rm. with flrepl.; screened porch,
large fenced-in I'd: next to West
End Shopping Center; immed. poss.,
SIR E mo, JEs 4 sssrn: u. baths.
rssrsation bsmt :n. stsirys It at, nsv, 3
r dis fSh PAk H. - RI kedsc, 81 rms,
bath. full bSmt.. lge. porch, lge.. gar.
auto. oil heat, mod. cleo. kit, dish
washer, disp., mod. tile bath; Cool
ASN HaisGso FLA sirS 81 g. S; ss de.
tsched. 4 bedrooms, screened rear
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE,
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yars: ssfos mo. Cali OWNER. uN.
All. H., b.tv. Lyon PIX. and Buck
ingham--5 rms. . lge. ,bedrms..
din; rp:. full osmti; aSt o,6 NV. Bp:
,l, sk 4a amn s IC's s e. s1SnSs neE
@ sEIs.i entrance s:'i Etc. ,. Isl
wills 1iasi NJ Mri l0" VILLAGE. ND
bedrm. home. full bsmt.. very reas.
Isnt; L ss 4; cARMl ~ ls hkALTx;
GHHN sSSG1 . xSE s9i Sao1 sedTns..
pises &c. Also 2-bedrm. house:
semldet., with paneled hsmt, Mas
TER bedrm. has air conditioner;
Sis. 3051 NJ st. s.s' Ii. 7-546S.
Ice. FRAME HOUSE on shaded.
AN. T,sIkO@gsS;, d z. C. $3.50 plus
Cd 4-bedroom. 3-bath Colonial
sSs Hsn a isPf utility G room isfoss
Quaker lane, XII. e-635e, liz
4 bedrms.. 4 baths, finished bsmt.:
5000 unfurn.. $3.50 furnished. A.. g.
CRAFT. 492S Hampton lane. ST.
Mr.. PENFAGON-compl. redec.. q
bedrm. brk. rambler: living rm.
with fireplace. dining rrn.. kit. full
bsnt. with rec. vm.: lge. shady I'd.
with fireplace; nr. shopping and
bus; avail immed. S115 mo. JE.
2-266a III
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bargains described, 35 States.
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CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
iSS-Popular Heights. The choice
Falls Church community with
It's own swimming pool and
recreation center; 3-bedrm
brick rambler: all-eleetric. CT
Kitchen with range, gerbag.
Dtsposall diShwasher and Ben
dix washer. Large picture
window; wooded lot; storage
attic: is min. to Pentagon: =.
ik0--Columbaa Pines. Beautiful
new, 3-bedrm. brick rambler
eubdivision.. near Annandale;
large picture windows. full
basement, puildovn stairway
to attic; garage, disposal;
dishwSsher. electric range and
refrigerator. Large, spacious
ako-20o Q. Lee st., / blk. from 81
James School, Falls Church
3 bedrms, immaculate ram
6lers, cleo. kitchen, full day
HIGHT basement and storage at
tic.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
m. $500 JE. s-72ll