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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-02-18
News of Columbia & Tyrrell Co.
Subscriptions Mrs. Blanche w. Cohoon. Cali Her
Phone 317-1, Columbia, N. C. She will welcome of
Columbia and Tyrrel County
COLUMBIA PERSONALS

Roger Armstrong, U. S. Army,
of Fort Knox, KY, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Armstrong.
P. F. C. Ronald Armstrong, U.
S. Army, of Fort Lewis, Washing
ton, spent Friday and Saturday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Armstrong.
Mrs. T. K. VERIFY spent Wednes-
day in Norfolk visiting her sister,
Mrs. C. P. Mccormick.
HM/3 B. Frank Alexander, Jr.,
u. S. Navy, stationed on U. S.
ship "Coral Sea-, is home on Fur
Tough.
Mrs. E. L. Mosley is spending
few days with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Reynolds, in Wilmington. The
family of J. A. Reynolds who have
been in Bremershaven, Germany,
returned home Saturday. Mr..
Reynolds is expected to return
soon.
Mrs. Ionic Gray and Mrs. Hazel
Owens visited their sister in Will
mington last week end.
Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Evelyn
Aidock and James Pledger left
Frida for New Orleans where
they will attend the Mardi Gras
and visit their sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F.
Yoder.
Jimmie M. Morris of Norfolk,
brother Of Mrs. Morris G. Prit-
chit of Columbia, Route two,
slipped on ice and received multi
pie fractures of the right leg. He
is receiving treatment in De Paul
Hospital.
Mrs. Effie A. Brickhouse at
tended the meeting of the state
officers of the Woman's Club in
the capacity of Public Relations
Chairman, held in Raleigh on
Wednesday, Feb. 9. She also at
tended the address of Miss Anne
Lord Strauss, member United
Nations, held at Carroll Hall, U.
N. C. at Chapel Hill, on Thursday,
Feb. 10.
Special honor badges were pre-
scented to two Columbia Boy
Scouts, Hugh Hopkins and Gordon
Basnight at the scout meeting on
Wednesday night, Feb. 9 by as
sistant Scout Master, R. L. Nit
chell.
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RABIES VACCINATION
FOR TYRRELL COUNTY

Columbia.-G. Howard Taft,
rabies Inspector for Tyrrell Coun-
ty, makes the announcement of
regular vaccination schedule:
Monday, Feb. % at Jerry Post
Office from 500 am. until 1900
noon; W. S. Chesson's store, 100
p.m.-2:00 PM.
Tuesday, March 1, at Frying
Pan, morning, from house to
house; Ralph Weatherly store,
1000 a.m.-12:00 noon.
Wednesday, March 2, Gum
Neck, Herman Cahoon's store,
500 a.m.-12:0O noon; C. j. Liver
mans store, 100 p.m.-3:0 pm;
Worth SHELLS store 4:00-6:00 pm.
Thursday, March 8, Kilkenny:
Chestley Hudson's store 800 am.
1000 am; r. Bruce Cohoon's
store, 1000 a.m.-12:0O noon.
Friday, March A., Soundside: c.
w. SHELLS store, 500 a.m.-12:00
noon.
Monday, March Z, Alligator:
Sandy Point Service Station 500
a.m.-12:00 noon; J. A. Basnight's
store 100 p.m.-3:00 pm.
Tuesday, March 8, Travis Serv-
ice Station 500 a.m.-6:00 pm.
Wednesday, March 9, Cross
Landing: L. V. Smiths store 500
a.m.-12:00 noon.
Thursday, March 10, South
Fork: at old school site 900 a.m.-
1900 noon.
Friday, March II, Columbia:
Norfolk and Southern R. R. sta
ton, 500 p.m.-6:00 pm.
All dogs must wear collars at
all times. Fee for vaccination at
the regular time for males and
females is $1.00. after regular
date fee will be an extra $1.00.
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YOUTH MEETING FEB. 2s

Columbia.-An organizational
meeting of youth For Christ"
will be held at the Free Will
Church at South Side on Satur-
day, Feb. 26 at 7:30 PM, accord
ing to announcement by Mrs.
Marvin Hassell. Even though it is
termed as a youth rally, everyone
from l to 80 years of age is asked
to attend. An interesting program
is being prepared
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vital in any development of this
seashore coast, and the situation
it is in will assure continued sup
port from all sides. 1t is fortunate
for the island that so many of it's
people are firmly united in it's
mems club. Rarely does one find
a civic club which So thoroughly
represents the various interests
of its community or who taken
as a whole, typify so much alert
ness, intelligence and public spirit
and unity of purpose as does this
club.
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EPISCOPAL SCHEDULE

Columbia. - The Rev. Mr..
Schultz has accepted the position
of rector of st. Andrews Episco-
pal Church, in CONJUNCTION with
Christ Church, Creswell, and
Grace Church, Hartford, where he
will reside, effective March 1. He
will hold evening prayer on the
first and third Sundays at 7:30
pm, and morning prayer on the
fourth Sunday at HOO am.
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PVT. DALLAS NED BERRY,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Burton H.
Berry of Swan Quarter, recently
graduated from the Mechanics
School at Fort Jackson, S. c., and
was awarded the Honor Student
Certificate. He will ship from Fort
Lewis, Washington, for Alaska,
where he will be assigned to
Heavy Equipment Unit.
A member of the 1862 gradual
ing class of Swan Quarter High
School, Private Berry entered the
Army in September, 1854, and re-
ceived his basic training at Fort
Jackson.
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CLASS ENTERTAINED

Columbia.-The Masonic Lodge,
Providence No. 678, entertained
the dancing class under the direc-
ton of Miss Myrtle Ann Mount
castle, at party, given in appre-
citation for appearances made on
special Masonic occasions, at the
Columbia school lunch room We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 9. Games
were played and dancing enjoyed.
Parents were invited. Cake, ice
cream, minis and nuts were serv-
ed.
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OCRACOKE
Continued from Page One)

turkey dinner, followed by talk
about various problems. Express
sions of appreciation and good
will were expressed for Dare
County's interest, and it's coopera-
ton in the past. Some discussion
was held, and some questions
asked. Suggestion was made as
to taking vote on the subject of
joining Dare, but this was discour-
aged by the Dare County people,
on the ground that it was not
something for a civic club to pass
on, but something the citizens
should decide at some later and a
more fully considered date. One
newcomer from Carteret County
suggested that it would be well for
Ocracoke to shop around between
Dare and Carteret to see which
had most to offer. Loyal Hyde
County men declared their belief
a new day is dawning for the is
land, and Hyde officials were now
trying to help and would do more
if Ocracoke folks will only let
them know what they need.
An Island of Charm
The Island and village of Ocra-
coke are saturated with distinct
charm and flavor that not only de-
lights visitors, but is comforting
and satisfying to its residents. 1t
is this happy life that makes so
many of the Ocracoke people sat
isfied with things as they are, and
wistfully hoping that it may be
kept the same way. While all
about them old sources of income
have dwindled away, the fishing
industry, the Coast Guard employ
ment, the oysters and hunting
revenues, so many people have
not fully awakened to the full i'm
pact of the situation. They would
be happy to continue as in the
past; they hope the past may
continue to prevail; they do not
wish for the extra throngs of peo-
pie roads might bring, and are
therefore Indifferent to the needs
of roads.
But Ocracoke's Civic Club is. a
group of the ablest and best civic
workers on the island. They too
love the old Oracoke and look
wistfully back upon the glories
and the delights of the old days.
But they are wide-awake and they
know that the costly new stand
ards of living demanded by to-
days needs, and a younger gen.
GRAFTON cannot be maintained on
the skinny income squeezed from
the old depleted sources. The club
members are abreast of the times
and they are aware to the posi-
bilities of a big cash income from
tourists just outside the door,
clamoring to get in. They know
that the clamors of these tourists,
coupled with the aid from neigh
bors will add mighty factor in
bringing about the road improve
ments needed for the getting out
as well as the getting in.
Ocracoke is now sitting in the
finest position it has been in in
many years. 1t has the united sup
port Of interests to the North,
South and West, each realizing
that the development of Ocracoke
is the key to the development Of
the entire All-Seashore highway
now being projected. Ocracoke is
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MANTEO REBEKAHS PLAN
SUPPER MEETING MONDAY

The regular meeting of Manteo
Rebekah Lodge No. 81 will be held
Monday, February 81. The initia-
ton degree will be put on, also
plans will be made for the district
meeting to be held in Manteo on
March 16. Prior to the meeting
a supper will be served at TOO
pm. given by the members of the
losing attendance team.
Each person planning to attend
is asked to bring her own plate
and silver.
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BIRTHS

Columbia.-Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old L. Davis announce the birth of
a daughter, Mickey Page, on Sun
day night at the Columbia Hospi-
tai. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Brick
house announce the birth of a
daughter, Myra, on Wednesday,
Feb. 9 at the Columbia Hospital.
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SERVICES
CONTINUED from Page One)

day School. Miss Lindvall studied
at San Jose State Teachers Col
lege and Bible Institute, San
Francisco. She travelled in mis-
sionary youth Revivals" in
Hawaiian Islands, Alaska, Central
America and Cuba, also in a num-
Der of the States.
She will present "Story Time"
with singing and playing in Span
ish and Swedish.
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EYESORE

Continued from Page One)
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ston called on the SBI men but
nothing was discovered.
Now the niger himself has adj
mitted what most everybody but
the officers knew; that he had
sold it before, including sales to
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by the winters freeze.
1t was in this little garden
patch, that Reddick established
his marijuana farm" which ap-
parently he has been operating
for the past four years. Almost
that far back, Police Chief Bud
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Johnston of Belhaven got a pc
,uliar complaint from a woman Of
Bath, whose sons had "come home
crazy, drunk, acting mighty fun
n.y." 1t was something she just
couldn't understand. Chief John
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two Belhaven boys, soldiers home
on leave. They paid, he said at the
rate of one dollar for a match
box full of the seed. Hill, his ac-
complete, denies he knew anything
about it.
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biologists rank the chimpanzee
first, triangular second, and the
elephant third in intelligence
among circus animals.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN. River I'd. corner
Braeburn pkwy.-Small stone ram
bier on over an acre; Slg,950. Ad-
ditional acre and a half avail. MR..
REYNOLDS, OIL. 4-50lS -13
BETHESDA-We don't believe there
is another new rambler to compare
s0 1% the sep ya1f dn Of m ts GHf sese see k living
BEDRMs.. > BATHS. full bsmt., rec. g
rm. space with fireplace; built-in
garage. level, corner lot, quick pos
session. S24 80. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 2-'oo6; ewes, OIL. 6-S076
BETHEsDA-CHEvY CHAsE.-We are
proud to, offer this immaculate red
brick Colonial in the popular West
Chevy Chase area; near seh99is and
clous liv, rm;, nice kit, and lge. scr.
porch :. bedrms and baths up-
stairs. Full bsmt..- detach garage
Lovely lot. Asking Sei $50. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS OIL. "-ioo6; ewes, OIL.
BETHESDA. SCI 950-Here is a real
opportunity to. buy 4-yr. -old red
brick rambler in a wonderful neigh
borhood. close to bus and schools
ser OearmS porcb and Ind Ian se Fn m9d bs n
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. oil. a-7H66;
BETHESDA-BY OWNER. nr. NH
and Naval Hosp; 3-b.r... | l2-bath
Colonial; fin. rec. rm. Yard terraced,
fenced. with barbecue pit. OIL
BETHESDA. GI appraised, 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler. ~ mos. old. firepl..
full bsmt.. outside entr., lge. fenced,
wooded lot, many extras. by OWNER.
SIS. 200. OIL. 4-l103. -12
BETHESDA. $500 Melwood rd.-New
brick Cape Cod; bedrms.. , baths,
liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.. kit, porch,
1" closets reduced to S25 900.
Open Sun. 12-5. DIR: Out Brad
oy icy Me%ood SEa d. ei efto to Sonse osk JOSEPH
A. MATTINGLY. Builder. OIL. p
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OPEN HOUSE
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA

ALEX. AREA-white brick and clap
board home In a charming setting
OF trees, bordered by a pleasant
little stream: liv, rm. w/firepi, den.
lge screened porch, mod. kit. with
dining area. 3 bedrms., bath and
utility room: hot-water heat; 900
Il. frontage in neighborhood Of
e50, For, further details call KATH-
ARINA M. PoSNER. OF. 4-s4l4.
ALEX. AREA - OF; brick. semide-
tached. Immaculate condition, dream
Kitchen; chain link fenced yard.
Gf Sii, $50 with $3.50 down in
cludes settlement. Exclusive. z. p.
STEFFEY. JE. 4-3447. -l3
sO4 Devon pl.,. Sl2,-
750-EngliSh-type stone-and brick
row house; 2 bedrms., pine-paneled
rec. rm. with hrepl. and built-in
bar, lily. rm., separate din. rm,
minis. bus service 10 airport: close
to schools and shopping Call oV.
3-0SsI IA
ALEXANDRIA, better-type home.
Brick Colonial with 3 LARGE bed
rooms. Il baths, dining room. a
really beautiful large liv. rm,, fircpl:
dishwasher; full basement, rec. rm,
laundry; screened porch; detached
garage. S!4.50O: $4,000 cash.
RoMYE LhMBoRN. Exclusive Agent,
OF 4-sbs8, OF. 4-s035. Ia
Cape Cod. 4ia years
old---3 bedrms., full baths, den:
rear yard. Cyclone fence; patio: OF
Mt. Vernon hwy. will sell GI; VA
approved; S16.l50. SO. 5-9243
Continued on next paEs)
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OPEN SUN. 1-6
CAMP SPRINGS

Move in-Plant garden. All brick
home featuring liv. rm. with f1repl.,
guest-size din. rm., equip. kit, 3 bed
rms, unfln. upstairs; bsmt. has 2
rms. plus lge; storage rm., oil NV h.
rections: Turn right off Branch ave.
on Allentown rd., = blocks to Brink
ley rd.. turn right lst house on
right: ewes, 10. S-3eU2.
WEST REAL ESTATE, 10. S-9SO0
Evening star., 1955-03-12

vacant, attractive
frame home, 4 bedrms.. living room.
dining room. kitchen and bath, over
] acre OF ground in new condition,
monthly,
White House Heights. tseat Pleas
anti Vacant, bedrooms, living
room, dining room. kitchen. city
water. bathroom roughed in, but not
installed Auto. oil heat, basement,
lot .4Oxl l3. A teriffic buy for So. $50
with $500 down. $50 monthly.
Capitol Heights. Immediate possess
sion corner frame: q roooms and
bath, oil auto, heat. bsmt., $1,000.
with $3.50 down payment, SOS
monthly.
Scat Pleasant. Immediate possession.
brickte&, g rooms and bath. full
basement, gas auto heat. lovely
front porch level lot, S0x140 Sac
rifce, $4,000 with $1,000 down, S76
monthly including taxes.
Seat Pleasant Bricktex. 3 rooms and
bath. level lot. 75xl 90, $4,000, with
$1,000 down and $40 monthly
WILLIAM c. FAUSSETT
Once, 6l01 Dix ST. NE.
WA. 7-l121 or LU. 2-6772
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OWNER MUST SELL,

OWNER MUST SELL
LEAVING CITY
Lovely brick Cape Cod: liv.
rm. with fireplace, 2 bedrms.,
End n. heated and insulated,
full daylight basement with
outside entrance. Dir: Out
New Hampshire ave. ext. .
miles past University lane,
left on Oakview DIR. to Cot
trell. right on Cottrell. Phone
HE. 4-5360.
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CVLORED
lat N. Carolina Ave.

OPEN SUN. = TO )
stone -and-brick. rms. vacant. reno
waited; h.-w, heat, low down pay
ment, terms. MA. S-17i@: ewes. it.
9-f622 is
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WHEATON

S1,40O DOWN, APPROX. S92 MO
To non-G1. for this excel. brick ram
well-kept fenced yard, barbecue and
front-lawn lights; ready to move
into with deposit Call LO. 5-2SOO
HUGGINS g. HARRISON, INC
REALTORS. III
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
TRADITIONAL HOME

EXCLUSIVE. CONVENIENT AREA
Nearing completion. Own color
schemes may be chosen. s rooms. 5
baths. plus all the trimmings. $40
800. Call Mrs. Arnold, OIL. 4-l599
Cfi4o ia
Evening star., 1955-03-12
MODERN DESIGN
OPEN SUNDAY. . 'TIL 6
kENS1NGTON PARKWAY

For the few. and only those few
with discriminating taste that car
really enjoy, appreciate and afford
luxury, and comfort. we offer the
best that money can buy in con.
Structlon. design planning ano
skilled workmanship
(The California Rambler)
Built of stone. Roman brick, redwood
and mahogany.
Three double bedrooms and 2Io
baths; large living room with floor
tto-ceiiing stone fireplace. solid ma
hogany walls and cathedral ceiline
with indirect lighting; full dining
room. modern. fully equipped kitch-
en- with separate dining ell. Ma
turally q center-hall entrance and
screened porch. More than ADEQUATE
closet and storage space. Finished
rec. rm. with f1oor-to- ceiling Roman
brick fireplace; built-in extra large
bar; half bath and laundry room
Carport and driveway.
DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. to KensinR-
ton parkway, continue on Kensine-
ton parkway to corner of Washing
ton st: and to our Open House.
Do. o-l3oo Ewes. LO. 1876
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Bethesda -$28,950
Large Den or Bedroom and
Bath First Floor
Marvellous Recr. Room
4517 SAUL RID.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1905

4-year-old. aIl-brick. g.
bedroom Colonial on L-acre level lot.
Large den or bedroom and bath irst
floor in addition to lovely living room
with fireplace. family-size dining
room, screened porch and modern
dream kitchen with de luxe equip
ment including dishwasher and dis
posal and breakfast area. The huge
recreation room with bar, running
water and built-in wall refrigerator
will make YOU the envy Of your
friends. There is also Q powder
room in the basement. Stairs to
attic. Storm windows and doors
throughout.
Out Conn. Ave. beyond
Jones Bridge rd to Saul I'd. left on
Saul past Cedar lane to 45l7: or
out Wisconsin ave. beyond Naval
Hospital to Cedar lane, right on
Cedar lane to Saul rd., left to 45l7.
CALL OIL. 4-8072
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
7004 Wis. Ave-, OIL. $1,000
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LANGLEY Park
OPEN SUNDAY o-h p M

N.I4- I-Lh AVE.
LOTS AND LOTS OF EXTRAS
Semidet. brick, rms, bath, lst f.. .:
powder rm., nice. fun bsmt.. scr
rear porch: elec. range. big refgr.
disposal. dishWasher. storm win
dows. doors, nice Anchor fenced
yard. Price right. excel. terms. Ewes,
RA 3-l3S3.
PRESS REALTY CORP, sT. 3-9316
Evening star., 1955-03-12
| SOCK

There's nothing missing about this
most unusual, spacious brick. adj.
Univ. Park: 1st-h., center hall liv.
rm., hrepl, den or sunroom porch:
family-size din. rm.. large equipped
f., 3 bedrms.' sunroom and bath:
3rd A., . larse bedrms. and bath:
2-car garage; many shrubs. flowers
and large oak trees. A wonderful
buy at 24,500. Reas. down pay.
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FOREST Drastical

reduced; prime residential area. Liv.
rm. 15x"5, full din. rm., lge. kit.
den or bedrm. on lst A.. with fun
bath; 3 bedrms., " baths on end.
master room 5x31, maids rm.;
full bsnt.. recr. rm. with firepl,
ana an power @ @ rm:' gar & garage; aouoie aoi1
Mr.. West ARDMoRE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1955-03-12

HILLCREST ESTATES
bedroom brick rambler on a beau
tiful corner lot; II baths: equipped
kitchen; large living room, step
down Florida room with large stone
fireplace; rec. room with bar; large
Evening star., 1955-03-12

$12,650, Terms-Lot 75x450
Owner says sell modern 3-bedroom
bungalow. Oil heat, bsmt., close
transp, shop, center: only 6 mi.
D. C. Rt. 80 Liberal size rms,
wonderful garden soil. abundance
of flowers and fruit. HE. 4-350U;
ewes, WA. 7-4S32
w Va LEWIS Al
Evening star., 1955-03-12

S1e.25O-GI. no money
will buy this 3-bedrm. asbestos
shingle Cape Cod, in excellent condi-
tion. Sep. din. .rm.. lge. kit. full
hsmt.. nice level lot, close to schools,
shopping and bus. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, OIL. 2-1006: ewes. LO. 4-1444
Evening star., 1955-03-12

oipa,or - o N, NhIh vIH sEh m hell.
course. with . bedrooms, electric kit
chen, finished rec. room and bsmt
exit: carport at the side: fenced lot
as complete home as you'll find
and near downtown bus and schools
G1 approved. See it today by ali
means. RIPLEY d. ROMER. JU
Evening star., 1955-03-12

KENSINGTON-A floor home on
lge. lot. Liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. 3
bedrms. and screened porch. Out
of-ground bsmt., has II bath and
heating plant Gil approved for
$500 down. 1NEZ CUSHARD, Real
i.li.l S-aE
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Observation-Disclosures.

kENSINGTON-3-be -bedrm. rambler;
liv. rm with stone firepl, full din.
rm., lge. kit. bsmt., screened porch.
in a lge. ward. that gives privacy.
small dn. payment. INEZ CUSHARD.
EN- . Il 1.l.l. n i .ER
Evening star., 1955-03-12
OPEN HOUSE,

In Chestnut Hills; open Sat. and Sun.
for Sl5,4 ,45o and new 4-bedrn. brick
with baths for S17. $50: both have
tul bsmts. and lots with IIO 10
rs H.. frontage and trees. Out
Route J.. miles past Univ. Of
out Riggs rd,, past HiQh Point
Hish School to Monts. rd.. right TO
Evening star., 1955-03-12

din. rm.. GE kit, full bsmt., fenced
lot, on quiet court. Terms to suit
buyer. Assume GI 4'o first trust at
no down payment DONALD E
YOUNKIN. S42. Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring Whitehall 6-S323.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-@
S ACRES-16 MI. d. c.

) ACRES-l6 MI. ID. G.
SIS, 5,450, Terms-Jct. Rte. so
Open Sun, 1-dark-Three-bed
mod. rambler: picture window. hard
wood rs, elee. stove. masonry eonst.
: yrs. old: excel garden soil. Iee.
tobacco barn. turkey. chicken houses
PosS. Dir: Rte. so TO PidReon
House Inn. turn right on gravel
$500; ewes, HA. 2-707O. W. W.
Evening star., 1955-03-12

most new detached brick house.
) bedrooms. > baths. :. half baths.
appointment only. LILA BURT
CUMMINGS. Exclusive. RE. T-2271.
NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS-Mod-
ern brick home. Living room. large
dining room kitchen with breakfast
space, 3 large bedrooms. . baths,
full basement. carport and sundeck,
fenced yard. S21,50 with S16,000l
first trust. OIL. 7-93l3. RUTLEY
Evening star., 1955-03-12

SILVER SPRING, BY OWNER. sl2.-
S50-Permastone; bedrms., large
living rm., full dining rm., expan.
attic: VA approved. JU. S-1SSS.
Evening star., 1955-03-12

$1,000, by owner-3-
bedrm. rambler. attrac. home in ex-
cellent condition; GI or assume 4os
GI loan $40 per mo. total pay
Evening star., 1955-03-12
Pr. Pajanas
| WHALEBONE CORSET

I you feel all bound up in that too
small house, see this handsome large
brick rambler; 4 yrs. old; a few blks.
from Northwestern High. Just of
Colesyille I'd: picture window, liv.
din. T.; fully equipped kit, 3 twin
sized bedrms., full rec. -rm. type
bsmt large 25x16-ft. screened
porch; white rail fence: owner-doctor
transferred South. Only S1s,500.
Evening star., 1955-03-12
GREEN ACRES. MD.MDet' brick

9I3U tveS. OL. --bo3o. *
brick rambler with 3 real bedrmS..
well-equip. kit, semiflnished rec
room: small down payment can buy
this. Call c. ALLEN SHERWIN,
INC. EN-. 3-4450; ewes, AID. 4-6115.
Evening star., 1955-03-12

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
NON-VETS can assume GI loan. New
" decorated. lge. liv. rm.: beautiful,
level. fenced lot; quiet suburban
atmosphere, with. all city conven-
fences; . blks. from new school;
owner transferred. Call Mrs. Cox,
LU. 2-Sl36, or ST. 3-736S, ATLAS
REALTY CO. IA