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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

hundreds Of thousands Of Germans hoped
To get into the United States, where the
economy vas stable, and where 4 decent
living could be earned.
In recent years, however. Germany has
made striking recovery and the demand
for entrance into the United States is dry
ing up rapidly. The same is true in other
European countries, TO lesser extent The
question thus arises whether the United
States should seek TO bring in the full
number Of refugees authorized in Presi-
dent Eisenhower Refugee Relief bill
We believe the normal immigration
laws should be used to handle this prob
lem. The United States has done more for
the victims Of World War III, and that in
cludas countries and people. than any other
great nation in the history Of the world.
We have spent our money at the surprls-
ing rate TO restore economic conditions in
foreign countries We are glad to see the
Presidents Refugee Act used to aid reiu-
gees in Europe, and elsewhere. but we
think the time il fast approaching when
we should resort TO the normal immgra-
ton quotas az the regulatory authority for
immigration
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
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just what should You loos. Tor
in a boat 10 DE Used on a pond. OF
a sluggish river AS lar A. safety
Is concerned. you herd only stuff
cient stability. and enough pane
ture resistance SO holes can't ~
poked through the bottom by
rocks or stumps These aren't
very tough requirements.
With safety not Demanding
much. YOU have lots OF room to
choose what fits your own IDEAS
Of comfort And youn have lots
Of leeway when yoti come to eon-
sider the last and often impor-
tam point what sort Of craft II
best 10 tote over road. trail, rnea-
dow wood or swamp that lies b.
tween yoa and the pond
Willard t'randall boating rdi
tor df SpoFFs Afield magazine re-
minds Us that on d pond side-to-
side tip Is the east with flat bot
| tom boats, the most with roand-
bottoms But this Is all too otter
overlooked by the pond angler
who worries about the problem
of durability and portability But
| If you cant keep your mind on
I the fish because your boat always
Seems like a nervous snake. shat
fun is fisfling2
! What else is desirable for a
pond boat Ordinarily Il should
( 4 easily guidea ana maneuyered
Which means boat that is bong
narrow and light. with q taper
+ ing, rising stern. when used with
paddles or oars Some SportSanen
cant see any sense in using an
cupboard where distances are SC
short, but not only have these
motors been improved. but so has
the design OF boats for them With
( these modern motors. anyone car
make a boat do almost any sort
Of twist or turn You can, GER
/ tainly. use boat about as wide
and comfortable as you like anc
still have enough speed with the
! lightest OF motors.
The one quality that mos
sportsnen want in their pond boat
/ above everything else IS Port.
ability The trick here Is not L
buy more portability than yol
need The more portable the boat
the more some other feature ma.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
More Highway Deaths

killed
Five teenagers, three Of them girls,
were killed in another Of the accidents
making up that 32-death week end. The
causes Of these accidents-the one claim
ing eight lives and that killing fve-Were
listed as speed and reckless driving But
speed is the great killer Of 1855, it APP
pears.
One reason for this great speed is the
increased power of the engines in 1856
model cars One can't condemn mechan-
zeal vehicle for high powered perform
ance which 1855 automobiles have, and the
blame must be laid to drivers who lack
judgment.
AS Of right now, it looks as if 1855
might be record year for highway deaths,
if caution Is not exercised. With the greater
speed now attainable in many models, q
lack Of judgment results in more serious
results than heretofore
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

IT is too early as yet to predict that the
number Of highway deaths in 1856 will
rise sharply, but in several areas there is
already disturbing evidence that the acct
dent toll on the highway is increasing
ominously
For instance in Maryland twenty
deaths on the highways were recorded IN
the first ten days Of January. AT that rate,
if ii continued. there would be over go
highway deaths in this state alone. this
month. That would be we'll over the 1854
death rate
On one recent week end, Washing
ton, D. C., newspaper reported thirty-two
deaths on the highways Of the District,
Virginia and Maryland. And that was not
a holiday week end Eight people were
Killed IN one head on collision on this week
end q car with five men skiddinq thous-
and feet and then crashing into car head
on carrying three occupants. All were
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

or more.
The chairman Of the project, Hubert
Scrivner, says the project will be repeated
every year until polio is licked and that
then it will be continued in behalf of an
other charity.
If Mr. Yawn's boxes hold out, and if
the Lions keep up thier good work the
project will probably continue to increase
year by year. Everybody knows good
bird-hou is worth $l25, and everybody
wants to contribute to the March Of Dimes,
so you can kill two birds with one stone via
this method None Of the money sent to the
Maben Lions Club is devoted to expenses
fund
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

BIER of children already born. you
will have IL per cent increase
in the youth oil college age by
1860. a 46 per cent increase by
1865. and 10 per cent increase
by 1870 And lf an increasing
percentage of our youth OF COL
lege age go on 70 college. enroll
ments could double by 1870.
The above Is based on the as
sumption that we shall continue
TO make more educational oppor-
tunities available for our youth,
lis we always have. Educators
claim that by 1870 a good third
Of our young people of college
age may enroll. This would more
than double student bodies. and
perhaps require double the num-
Der Of teachers and much more
classroom space, Personally, I
believe this Is like forecasting 500
for the Industrial Stock Average.
l question such figures.
The teacher shortage will not
be limited 70 colleges. Our ele-
mentasy and secondary schools
may need about lao 900 new
teachers each year for the fore
seeable future. Yet. 1t Is estimat-
ed By the experts that only about
haif the number OF teachers need
ed for public schools alone viii
be graduated from college.
But, someone viii have TO
teach your little Johnny and Su-
sie II adequately trained Fach-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
Double Cheek

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800 " a.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

ers are not available. persons with
substandard qualifications will
have 10 be pressed into service
Nov. why is there a teacher
shortage The answer. in part. is
that teachers are underpaid.
Public school classroom teach
ers' salaries averaged about So
800 for l953-54 This is less than
many business and engineering
college graduates got as a start
Ing salary on their first Jobs 4
year or SO ago. And l953-54 was
a good year for the teachers too.
for 1t represented an average
salary raise Of Alb per cent over
the previous year
Still. lsl per cent OF the L.
02S.Sss teachers received less than
$500. and only IA per cent re-
ceived $500 or more. College
teachers salaries 20 very little
higher. The medlan income Of
physicians. on the other hand
WAS about Sll 200 lawyers, 81
$50. dentists, s7.l0o; but with
much higher top figures attain
able How can we hope 10 hold
good men in top educational Jobs
which pay 5.000-sa 500 when
their counterparts ia Industry Of
fer ceilings unlimited?
II We want capable teachers
~e shall have 10 pay wages com
petiise enough 10 encourage
them 10 make the tremendous
outlay Of time and expense need (
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

Editor
The Farmvilie Herald
one Of OHanry'S inlinitable
stories. The Cosmopoii.e tells OF
a RentIenen's boast Of being a
citizen Of the world His listeners
were duly impressed Along about
the shank OF the evening a fight
ensued IN the gathering Upon in
yf.stigation II vas learned that a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
BOOSTS DAIRY PRODU CTS

All a recent stag luncheon az
the White House III which Of
siCers OF eight service clubs We're
invited President Eisenhower
gage consumption az dairy pro
duets Az official b9sst The menu
included oyster soup nuk
base rochIH 1otked IN mix
scalloped potatoes ,maoc With
mllkt Chmrse cabbage bake Ia
milk N1tn butte. sauce tossed
s,uad with treI,h dressing .p-
pie pie WIN cheese tmade from
MIX and 81 iarEn elAss of mix.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
Babson Discusses Colleges Schools And Taxes

Babson Park. Mass. Jan. 20.
DO you hope you will be- able To
send your children to college
sometime between now and 1864 ?
II you expect them to get "a sound
education. and you TO get your
moneys worth much must be
don Both teachers salaries and
their efficiency (which is now
comparatively low must be in
creased.
College Problem Serious
Fifty years ago. only about 4
per cent OF the youth OF college
age were able To go TO college
Two great events on our national
scene boosted enrollments sharp
w. the depression and the q. /.
Bill Prewar. about Is per cent
Of our youth Of college age at
tended such schools. Between
l945-49 a little better than rs per
cent were enrolled Then. the
number shrank during 1862
Chiefly responsible for this drop
was the fewer number of births
IN the i93o-35 depression.
But. 1852 saw a Is per cent
increase IN college enrolment
over 1851. and 1858 rose - per
cent over 1882. 50 that again
about IS per cent OF our youth Of
eligible age were IN college. 1854
fan enrollmenss probably regis
tered a 6 TO per cent increase,
Can College Forecasts BE
II you project to 1910 the mum
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
Two Birds with One. Stone

TIE Lions Club in MAIDEN, Mississippi.
annually raises money for the March of
Dimes by bird house project. The club
had til, cooperation Of box factory owner,
II. G.. Yawn and Yawn gives the club all
the bird houses it needs in the project.
Simply stated. the project consist Of
sending Il bird house by return mail with
the postage paid by the senders. to any
point in Canada or the United States. The
bird houses are sent TO anyone who con
tributes as much as 1925 to the March of
Dimes.
In the last two years the Lions Club of
Maben had raised $500 by sending the
bird houses in return for March Of Dimes
contributions to all those who sent in 81 %
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

% be sighted strength or dur
ability
Ponds take much the same sort
q boats for hunting rs for fish
ing steady. light easily handed
Hunters though. usually stress
stability more. aid Ike los slides
What Do we consider q pond
A pond Is a body Of water small
enough 80 G1at rough Eater 81
meyer s problem To tie SNAKES
boat gs3 matter hoW hard the
sind blows texcepl iog tvTuadutS
ana hurricanes
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

The Federal Court OF Appeals
has ruled that the Postmaster
General while able 10 shut off
the mail TO magazines adiudGfh
obscene. cannot impose a broader
embargo against the use Of the
mails that would prevent their
publication.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01
job

Tgfc Government reported -
Isl 900 increase In the number
o. unemployed that brought thc
total 81 JobIess as 81 early No
ven 3@r. 10 1913 000 The ris,
ArYely attributable 10 seaSonal
farm lay-o@ ID was leas than cN-
pe-tted II Was said
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-01

ed for their education TO old
our able teachers, shall gave 10
up salaries This means higher
taxes
forecast that our democratic
society. with full employment.
can prosper only as we provide
adequate schooling for our youth,
with a moderate tax rats. Tpis
means that our educational leed-
ers must provide far more efici-
ent methods Of learning BY
doubling the use of present faeili-
ties What industry could survive
In this competitive era, with its
factories being used opiy six
hours per dayp
Evening star., 1955-01-28
PARKWOOD

Close TO Naval Hospital. this lovely
rambler. In new-house condition,
has 3 bedrms., recreation rm.
breakfast space: level yard. close
70 ALI schools. Priced right at
&. CllIL ALLEN sHERwIN, INC.
EM. s-4450 Ewes. OIL. 2-e53sI
Evening star., 1955-01-28

NEW RAMBLEHS
weil-hpilt. well-iccated.
SEP sep. ain. rn. . real bsdri,s. IL
baths; full bstit.; screened porch:
GEORGE W. BAusERMAN
Ewes. RA. s-5ssa RA. a-47lO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
ANACosTIA-Nics s-rm. brick

ANACOsIIA--Nics e-rm. brick in
Gas heat. Price. $I3,950. Immed.
possession. ELI 7 place s.e. Good
HOPE rd, to 22nd ST., left = blocks
to T place., E.es., OIL. 6-63t2.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC, SI5 18th
St NV, d. 1857.
plan: very clean, spacious rms. incl.
full din. rm. and kit. with dinette
space; gas heat. scr, insulated; close
TO transp., shop, schools. churches;
S12.950: less for cash deal. will
pay reas, rent Of $t25 per mo. until
June. Can OWNER. after Pm.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
College Heights
Estates
Alr.CO00ltlONed

=
stunning brick rambler designed and
custom built IN 1910 for present
owner who q moving to the Mid.
vest. Incorporating the finest In
materials and master workmanship
situated on scenic. wooded, corner
Brick. slate fsiUa; root, BIZ baths, : pra mas.
ter bedrms.. both. with dbl. closets;
charming sunlit den of of spacious
liv. rm. with stone fireplace. eepa-
rate din. rfn.,. Unframed is-ft. tiled
kit. and bfkfst. area. Screened pch..
covered breezeway to 2-car detached
brick garage. Priced below appraised
value for immediate sale. This lovely
home has countless luxurious fea-
lures. such as 3-ton Carrier air
conditioning, pella windows, silent
electric switches. gumwood trim,
etc. which ean only be appreciated
By q personal inspection. For more
info. or Apt. TO inspect. call
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-46Oo Until 8 PM.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

NEAR RocKvMLE-Remodele farm
house, on acre. consisting Of
living room. dining room. large
ga baths; $4,000.
North Of Gaithersburg-Cape Cod
home; 4 bedrooms, bath. dininG
room, kitchen. 2 glass porches;
larse basement with 3 rooms;
ground-level entrs. Price, S1S,500.
North Of Laytonsville-5 rooms and
bath; electric stove and refrigerator;
"a acre land: S6.500.
Rockville squares from court
house; 2&story frame; living room.
dining room, kitchen; 3 bedrooms
and bath; fun atticj S21,000.
Tyinbrook- -Rockville-5-room ram
bier; 3 bedrooms. swimming pool
In yard; barbecue pit; $3.50 worth
Of shrubs and flowers in yard; GI
approved at S11.5G0. 5000 down
TO GL This Is . bargain for some
one.
ADMINISTRATION e-room
frame; "a acre Of land; $500.
Watch for open sign.
Hickman & CuShman
once / mile north Of Rockville on
Route $40. Po. 2-9442: eyes,,
RO. g-AA2l
Evening star., 1955-01-28
cQLoRHD-.y!!;AlcANT "
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, 5eai wilmets rd.--3-
bedroom, lis-beth. brlca colenial;
basement ,s porch oOrns2 saTport- .,a aay s,'
Terms 20 suit purchaser owner,
BETHESDA. 7ia1 Braeburn pl' @-3-
bedroom. modern rambler. rec. rm,
with fireplace, swimming pool mem-
fscss bark 81 owners nSSSh transferrinG ans
BETHESDA BEATTY. S2s.a5O -
Lovely brick rambler n the excln-
sive Bradley blvd. SECTION; CENTER
ment; @ ssraSs anUcms; n.w-6oass s' eondisicn; sS lion
tne level wooded lct Hpx15o. FRANK
s.5IfLIPs. Df 7-iAi1. Ewes, Of,
BETfaafasDA, sooS johnson ave- ave-
s0issa On III G0Sss SsdFns ssds snG Pssf bssh ds a
mod, eiee. kit. dishWasher. disposal,
ture window; firepl.. din. rm.. 30
II. porch; lac, level lot. fenced. OF
sRpa5ssyrsES. IN Middle assss2 s2s' EsThhLk ao
sEfffMFEss6A sEfMFEs6A M RAsIsIER. iiSsss sas,e5o % =
Beautiful pir S.hsdrocm. sS bath
brick rambler with immense full
basement. garage. patio. 2 firepiaces.
aN elec. kit, dishwSsher, disposal;
sSoppins SSSoH TO- FRANZ FRANK H ( Pli3i.fps. .
pf. f-lsil. Ewes. OIL. 2-4sSf;
RETnEspA-New brick rambler, six
rtce-stEe rms, 2 baths. : hfeplAees.
full bsmt... patio. attic. wooded level
with sis.5o6 mortssse ays.iaSss
SEE AND COMPARE. SHKRTzER.
Builder. Oh d-dSo0 or Ju. 6-!st7
nETHEsDA--spaeious. 3-bedroem. =
FhIislse FaIis sqaippsd iSssd h Fisshega 49, ExesiIsn;
iTIHhS SE, 4.siii IA 3.
BkThRsDA-Fer the wcrkinz COUPLE
InFas Iiar gpanneisd den; fuii SSnst.
screened porch. short walk % shop:
ping and transportAticn.. Possible Ql
Anens,ng Leysk yo2Ssd lSt akAkL
Fur OF bpyers, Brick rambler; 8 h.r
Under $4,000, Approx. y yrs. old
BbRNf Mills HiILss spaciops s.
bedrm. new Ems. Colonial. with !
haWRSEcE v, LuTEs Co. 10
S.la.@. ewes, HA, e.5Ssf.
RrRNT MILLS HILLS -Aagnifioenl
3.acre estate In Silver SprinG's most
beautiful and exclusive community
The S., 500 price Is only traction
Colonial that Includes 5 bedroom,
Rnd i baths on second fioef. FRANZ
PHILLIPS. pi. 7-i4ti. ssss- 70
eGsnStL KNeLIs ps,ss: Sss,
bsnnt, With outside entr, Oood vsini
BY III y ~; soe al. b. . csii csiiii m. Y g.sss'
&LSl isAsiEpsl VI a2Hs a'sa; g. s'''
Evening star., 1955-01-28
HOUSES SALIVA. lcoas.l

ss.5oe TOTAL PRICE = / acre: 4
bedrooms. 13x22 iiv. room, stone
fireplace; partial basement. l2x16-
It. kitchen. Area Of nice homes
hoRscaAS9Ha REALTY. IA. 7-S2Ss
ss-AcKE LOT Is minimum she IN
3-bedrm., 3-bath ramblers featuring
2l-tt- liy. rIn. With mahoeany-
dream kitchen lwall oven. dish
SEasher. Ssd. d%lsposal; % l. sssl; sssl; 2 excellent
levels priced g sss.soo. &C cali iah tiIi
2 PM METzLER-VA. Once. IA.
OWNER wILL SELL N. Arlington
3-bedrn. brick rambler. OF ap-
praised. S1S.500. Lse. iiy. rm.. fire-
place: eauipped kitchen: excel. To-
week ends. KE. s-7190. 80
BAsEBOARD HEAT-lIa-bath ram
on wooded y acre. for only $4,000.
Call COMMONWEALTH. IA. 5-S96s.
OPEN NOON TIL DARK SATUR-
DAY AND SuNDAY-On Mt. Ver-
non Memorial blvd. at Belle Haven
Country Club. Cape Cod brick; 2
bedrooms and den. baths: large
screened porch; 93-ft. living room
Sasse5 S,s gsplsss sd diinns innS. room EEand
at 707 18th st. New Alexandria." !"
May 90 GI at 5000 down JACK q.
MAIZE. Realtor, KI. 9-6Sss or H.
.-BEDRM. RAMBLER. breezeray.
di appraised: SO. 6-S070. sI27
NEW. NfEsMasiheE1 sahESRM. EESSRM CARE cons So by
builder; liy. rm., 26x14; g full baths.
with yanitoIies; roughed-in y bath
natural cabinets iis disposal and eat. eat
ting space: I2xi6 screened porch on
Kitchen and dining area: attic fan;
an.eoncrete porehes, steps and
walks; biz; from 81, Ann's. To
.en reneh ;,.s gut i, Wilson ,h,S biva to Harri-
Open Saturday and Sunday from
noon to dark. ia. S-16T4, so
VALUE PLUS-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, fun hsmt.. garage; Assume
Sl5, 500 AZ loan, Located IN .ex-
Priced At % Sss s5S WITH Slse fiexiSie ter@s,
CALL "a. $4,000, BETTER HOMES
Jusff LISTED - underpriced brick
Colonial in convenient Arlington
location. hedrms,. full bsmt.; must
Sis, $50. See tiris now. CALL "a.
$4,000, BETTER HOMES REALTY.
u ACRE-LookinE for q little elbow
room? This home has 1t. Lovely
bungalow with garage and lots of
possihilities Priced at sis. $50.
q, FHA OF conventional. CALL
IA. 5-9400. BETTER HOMES
si..sodi and assume sl4.2oo. 49,.
loan on this lovely brick rambler.
not quite 2 years old, Living room
with fireplace. large dining L, all
electric kitchen with dishWasher and
disposal; 3 good-size bedrooms. full
basement with outside entrance;
large. level lot -Four blocks to
transp. To inspect. call THE DARBY
co. ia. 5-g393. Open Q til 8.
VETERANS ATTENTI0N-We'fe run
ming the VA appraisal now. will have
Il shortly, so be first on this Al
Colonial of brick Construction In one
Of the best Arlington locations. B
bedrms.. full bsmt., screened porch,
lovely barbecue pit: 1 block from bus.
Priced at Sl6.a5n. Caii IA. 6-o1OO.
BITTER HOMES REALTY.
TRUE RAMBLER, $S25 dn., Sl6.6O0
GI, FHA, LaTge corner lot, in
closed breezeway. carport, liv. rrn,
with flrepl., larse rec. room.
CouNTRYMAN ESTATES. JE. 2
Gi9seso DowN-Exeellent buy In
q 2.bedrm. Colonial, Side screened
porch. detached garage: only Sill
$50: y. WESLEY BUCHANAN, IA.
4-1i55,
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A WONDERFUL BUY
schools. House divided into 3 pvt
epts. but can be used rs ! lge
home. Excel terms. S12,950
OWNER, ia. 2-l122, 80
Evening star., 1955-01-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

OFF NEW HAMP. AVE. EXT
S12 500. 2-bedrms., brick bungalow,
with expandibie attic; huge wooded
wit. with oAIsi no cash. ROBERT s. puraVais DAVIS
q CO.. WA. $4,000 til 8 pm
HEkHs sgY ssss PEss sas. ss'ssssd r,.S
fun basement. side porch, fireplace
In living room, large lot in popular
Rogers Heights. No cash to vets.
Call WA. $4,000 I'll s pm. ROB-
ERT 8. DAVIS g. CO. --29 :
HANDY MANS SPECIAL bedrm.
BUNGALOW on large level lot: large
ss st,; srss s liy Tm; dn. priced nsssn e olg &
handle: pay only SIS mo. Can til
9 o.m. WA. T-06I1, MATTHIAS co,
HOUSES BY HUGHES-A real buy
II ever saw one. Three twin-sized
+ bedrms., family din. rm., cozy Lv.
rm. with fireplace, ! "a baths; all
brick construction. Low-cost gas
heat: heat sir;tisht storm windows and
Argentine pressed wood recr: rm.
and bar. GIs can buy with no
money, down at $4,000. W. r.
HUGHES CO, AZ. 7-l400. %
OWNER TRANSFERRED, ofiers lhz-
yr.-old S-bedrm. rambler with large
Eng.-type bsmt., with outside en-
freeway and convenient to Fort
Mead. GI. no down payment.
q E6TIEs; STE AP. 75554; III, ], .,,,.. 30 30.
low with fun bsmt. expand. attic,
extra-lge. kit. screened porch, alum.
storm windows. Large lot with ga
rage. Only $l2, $50, terms. GI or
conventional: PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, Az: 5-7774; 80
HOUSES BY MUGHES-Biue ribbon
Vet part Of it. Home Is Just about
new, never really occupied. All
brick construction. full bsmt. ex-
tremely Iow.cost operation. 81 600
down. should handle. Full price.
S11:g50. w. r HUGHES CO.. AP.
5000 RR;ITTENHousE. Riverdais1-s
rooms. full basement, 2-car de.
tached garage. Completely redeco-
rated, with 9 new kitchen. Within
block OF Riserdale School. Also
near transp. and stores. VIII 60 Gl.
SlS,s59. For sale BY OWNER. OIL.
Gi. sss ACREs-cute bungalow low in
collsge faEk; approved for $4,000.
az S523 Z, eyes, VA 7-6oi2, 30
W. w. - x - 1Mg-oeoIm. PRICK
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. f-5050.
HOUSES By HuGaEs-or approved. prov
S12,35u, much more for your money
In this type home. Popular W;
bsmt.: brick construction. No money
down. only Ss2 mo. W. r. HUGHES
sii.SoS. g. al APsPpRSovED-cute ls 2.bed-
rm. BUNGALOW with full basement and
porch: cony. 70 new Baltimore
section. No cash to we vet pGo,. spprox.
S65 per month pays ell. Call WA.
1890 S9 II 8 pm. ROBERT s.
$3.50. sas5s near g y. 3. c. line-s1 900 down
ssssioa. Joas oSsdlo'W r. WEsq S92s' AZ sony:
s.BBEEESRM. MOD. BUNGALOW, cor.
lot, 2S05 Lancer dr., W. Hyattsville.
Asking So, $50; submit offer. Owner
wzs wzZ sel sassS yseSRt w u HT fFvis Asasoo eyes,
$63 MONTH pays all 70 vet. with no
cash. This practically new 6-room
house In Kentland, near new Balti-
more-Washington parkway. Fenced
lsysl Let; Can VA; 7-3egg til 8 I'M.
s;iSS noNH sa ,inc.udes d IS settlement
brick semidet.; full bsnit.; vacant.
PARKSIDE REALTY. JU. 9-1S76
sis.s5o, Cts ise. rms; clean as 4
pin; near Chevefly and freeway.
KRETSINGER REALTY. LA. 6-1492.
LANGLEY PARK-Si4, $50
Lovely 3-bedroom brick rambler; full
basement with tiled floor: Anchor.
fenced lot. Condition like new. OF
appT9ysdr5ss pp Gown. ..oo