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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-15
TraVelinp Statesmen

1TaVellIlS statesmen
Wouldn't 1t be fine II you could
give up travelling and live at homt
with your family. earn more money
and have many other sreater salts.
factions In living? You can. .provid.
ing YOU can pass our aptitude tests
and otherwise qualify for our sale:
organization. Salary, bonus. commits.
sions. group insurance. pension
plans. complete training locally anc
at home ONCE Telephone Sterlins
3-1S1l. Chester r. Jones, C.L.U
Agency. MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 800 WYATT
Bldg. for appointment.
TV TECHNlCIAN-Ho Honest. reliable
TV man to go in business for him.
money n needed. calI O GEoRuE ysAAE
( ST 3-554S.
TYPEWRITER statesmen for ma.
tionally advertised product. Expert
encc preferred. Excellent oppor.
ttlnity.. Leads furnished. Car neces.
9 pm. I7O4 Columbia I'd. NV
UPHOLSTERER
Must be experienced. For stead,
position at excellent salary. We otfei
many COMPANY benefits. Ask for Mr.
ttaAAy. NAARN AAN . NElAsOA GOV I'll
st. NV.
MAN. experienced in moving bust.
ness: capable of handling men
/ trucks and warehouses; reply II
own handwriting giving experience
and local references: business IN
local Metropolitan Area. Box 459.
T. star.
YOUNG MAN, interesting elerica
work for alert, energetic younl
man, for a national concern, must
be good with figures; some typine
required opportunity to learr
varied duties. liberal vacation. in.
surance and pension plans Apply
in person. CANADA DRY GINGER
ALE. INC. 1901 East-West hwy,
Silver Spring, Md.
YOUNG MAN for parts department
must have d. c. permit. pickup anC
delivery and inside work: excellent
salary and other company benefits
! Call Mr.. Gearhart. ROYAL MO
TORS. 1910 upShur st. NV, IA
9-2900.
IF UNEMPLOYED or wish a BET
TER position, visit BOYD'S, cor
10th and G NV: hundreds open.
inss DAILY. PUBLIC WELCOME
Ist-CLASS ELECTRICIANS, steady
work. Apply KOLB ELECTRIC. 3247
Que st. NV.
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HELP-MEN Cont
FACTORY
REPRESENTATIVES,

We have openings in our retail
sales department for full or part
time representatives. for direct-to-
consumer selling of a locally manu-
featured specially product. nation
ally advertised and bearing Good
Housekeeping seal of approval: must
In" in our line. experience in SELL
fn~ desired but not necessary Op-
pnEtInity for advancement TO retail
ssles manager position fnow opcnl.
ALADDIN WISCO CO., INC.
Can XII a-5i55 For Interview
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Tv Honest, reliable
TV man to 90 in business for him.
self Excellent opportunity. no
money needed. Call GEORGE SAAH.
ST 3-554S
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STENtOGRAPHER
TYPISTCLERK

Good typist. capable Of handling
lerieal detail: full-time, steady en-
ployment; varied job: desire person
who wishes ,ong-term employment:
sir-cOnditioned ONCE; good working
conditions; excellent starting salary
with graded pay raises. Call ME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
ANTIQUES ALMANAC
Speaker Picks Chairs
For Lecture Topic

Gothic and Chinese styles for
the chair backs. permitting
the profusion of patterns
which characterized the chairs.
Ironically, the Chippendale
chairs popularity endured
much longer in America than
in England, the homeland of
its creator.
1t stages comebacks through
changing eras of furniture
styles and today is widely
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A mahogany Chippendale
chair of 18th century vintage
automatically commands a
high price. and when found
in sets. fabulous prices.
Even for those who cannot
afford ownership, the Chip
pendale chair-and the other
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Ideas Borrowed
Chippendale borrowed the
ball-and-claw foot from the
Dutch. who had brought 1t
from China, and adapted
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Little Club Benefit

The Little Club of Washing
ton will sponsor a benefit dance
at 8 pm. next Sunday at the
B'nai Israel Synagogue. Six
tenth and Crittenden streets
NV. There will be entertain
ment and prizes. Mrs william
Binder. ways and means chair
man, has announced that pro-
ceeds will go to the clubs many
charitable projects.
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10 Cook. daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stanislaus
Cook, to Mr.. Warren Lewis
Davis, son of Mrs. Lewis Davis
of Richmond, Va, and the late
Mr.. Won Marta Davis. A late
spring wedding is planned.
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ISheurer-Northum

Mrs. Joseph Pardoe Shearer
announces the engagement OF
her daughter Nancy Byrd to
Mr.. Wescott Brownie e
Northam. son Of the late Judge
and Mrs. Thomas Lon 6
Northam of Accomac. Va. Miss
Shearer is the daughter Of the
late Or. Shearer. A spring
wedding Is planned.
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furniture forms inspired by its
originator-makes o fascinat-
ing key TO the golden age Of
furniture-making and the cuI-
ture which brought 1t into
being.
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Curion-Robinson

Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Curion
Of Alexandria announce the
engagement of their daughter
Frances Josephine to Mr.. Will
liam Louis Robinson. jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Of
Travilah, Md. A September
wedding is planned.
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K0ufmun-FeIdmor1

1t. Col. and Mrs. H. P. Kauf-
man announce the engagement
OF their daughter Harriet Ann
to Ensign Mervyn l. Feldman,
USNR, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Feldman,
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AIexunder-Hibbs
LEARNING THE FINE POI

Mr.. and Mrs. Myrl E. Alex
ander of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Nancy Joane to
Mr.. Robert B. Hibbs, son of
DR.. and Mrs. Robert A. Hibbs
of Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

Frank Wildung. formerly Of
Washington and now of YER
mont. writes that he read a
recent article in this space
about Eric Sloane's collection
of early American tools and
reminds us that a fine tool COL
lection Of Herbert Shannon is
on display at the Engineering
Building at the University Of
Maryland.
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Prince-Mu rruy

Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Prince .of
Bethesda announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Martha to Mr.. Thomas Rich
ard Murray of New Rochelle,
N. Y. A June wedding is
planned.
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Foss-Hovey

Mr.. and Mrs. George Her
bert Foss of Fairfax County,
Va. announce the engagement
Of their daughter Edna Cowles
to Mr.. John Morris Hovey, son
of Mrs. Oscar Lewis Hovey of
Spooner. Wis. A September
wedding is planned.
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Fox-Rice

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Fox
Of Aqua, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Lula Viola to Mr.. Vincent r.
Rice, son of Mr.. Ewart r. Rice
and the late Mrs. Lula B. Rice
of Springfield. Md. A June
wedding is planned.
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By GEORGE FLYNN

At the Antiques Forum in
Williamsburg last week, lee
turer Joe K. Kindig, III, in
analyzing the fine points of
18th Century furniture, Sc
lected chairs as his first illus
tration for CO pairing the
quality of various American
schools of craftsmanship.
AS he explained, chairs pro-
vide the easiest study material.
for they have survived in
larger quantity than any other
furniture form.
Significantly, he used Chip
pendale specimens as his mod
els. Even a slide projection Of
a Chippendale chair is GER
tain to arouse the interest of
the student or the acquisitive
instinct Of the collector.
The chair is not one chair,
but many chairs, subject to the
imagination of the maker. Al
ways interesting and most fire.
quently beautiful in lines and
proportions. the Chippendale
varied from city to city. re-
flecting the taste and culture
of its owners.
As Intended
This is as Thomas Chippen-
dale intended it. After IS
years of breaking new ground
in furniture styles and assum-
ing the role of arbiter of good
taste. he published in 1883
his famous book of designs,
THE Gentleman and Cabinet
Makers Director"
In the preface, he asserts:
Upon the whole l have
given no design but what may
be executed with advantage
by the hands of skilled work.
men. Every design in the
book can be improved both
as to beauty and enrichment
in the execution of it,"
erican cabinetmakers
who utilized his book or we're
influenced by 1t followed his
advice.
They made Chippendale
squat and broad or tall and
slim and applied their own
preference and skills in the
legs. splats, top rails and
carvings.
Ideas Borrowed
Chippendale borrowed the
naII-and ~a1auu fanf F~n,x. tko
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ENGAGEMENTS
IFox-Morris

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fox of
Culpeper, Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Barbara Anne to 1t. G.gD Al
van NJ. Morris, USNR, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Morris
of Camden, N. j. An April
wedding is planned.
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.Cook-Duvis

Announcement is made Of
the engagement of Miss Mary
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30
PROCLAMATION OF
 LOYALTY DAY

WHEREAS the Veterans of For eign Wars of the United States, a patriotic organization founded in 1899, is sponsoring the observance of LOYALTY DAY on Tuesday, May 1, 1856; and,
 WHEREAS the Veterans of For eign Wars organization in this time of continued international srtife is firm in its determination to emphasize Americanism in all of it's aspects; and,
 WHEREAS it is entirely appro- priate that Americans everywhere observe Loyalty Day and reaffirm their faith in the American way of life-a way of life which en- phasizes the importance of human dignity and personal freedom and condemns tyranny and slavery:
 NOW, THEREFORE, I, B. Frank HeintZleman, Governor of Alaska, do hereby proclaim May 1, 1856 as
 LOYALTY DAY
 in the Territory of Alaska and ask that all Alaskans note this obser- vance with appropriate reflection and fitting ceremonies.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Territory of Alaska to be affixed.
 DONE at Juneau, the Capital, this 23rd day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-Six. (SEAD B. Frank Heintzleman
 Governor of Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30
Nixon's Political Record Will Be
 Prime Democrat Target, Says Butler

AdIai Stevenson over Sen. Estes Kefauver as the Democratic preSl- dential candidate. As party chair man he said he wants only to get candidate chosen and elected.
 Kefauver said meanwhile he expects to be the Democratic nom inee. All the reports that l re- ceive from Florida and California show that we are on the up- grade" he told rally of District of Columbia supporters.
 Residents of the federal district will choose six-vote slates of na- tional convention delegates Tues day. Both Kefauver and Steven sonhave a Democratic slate of del egates entered.
 The Tennessean flew to Talla- hassee, Fla, to begin five-day swing through northwest Florida ahead of the May 29 primary, in which he clashes directly with Stevenson. The two also collide in the California primary June 5.
 Stevenson, meanwhile, flew to Oregon for three days of cam paigning for write-in votes in that states May d8 primary. Neither Stevenson nor Kefauver is on the Democratic ballot, but both seek Write-in votes.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30
Monday. April 30. 1856
Yuk0ners Take Dim View Of Bennett Proposal

WHITEHORSE, VT, R-Lead- ing Whitehorse citizens take a dim view of a proposal by B. C. Premier Bennett that Canada's northern territories join B.C.
 A poll taken by the Whitehorse Star showed 90 per cent of those asked, forcefully against the sug- gestion and the other 10 per cent declined to favor it.
 John Phelps, Territorial Council member, a native Yukoner and operator of the privately owned city electrical system, summed it up succinctly: "It stinks."
 Publisher Harry Boyle of the Star said Many of us came up here to get away from too much organization. We have our own color and character and 1 say let's keep it."
 Rather than join B. C., most Yukoners have expressed interest recently in a corridor through the Alaska Panhandle to the sea.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30
Post Office Issues New Edition of Stamp Guide
From the Postal Bulletin)

(From the Postal Bulletln)
 A revised edition of the official publication Postage Stamps of the United States has been issued.
 The new edition contains de- scriptions of all U.S s. postage stamps from the date of their in- troduction in 1847 to Dec. 31, 1855, the plate numbers and quantities printed on commemorative and airmai1 stamps, and complete in- dex for easy reference purposes.
 The new stamp book in paper binding is being issued to the pub lice through the office of the Su- perintendent of Documents at 75 cents per copy, which includes the cost of delivery.
 All mail orders for this book should be addressed to the Super intendent of Documents, Govern ment Printing Office, Washington 25. DC, and should be accompan- jed by a money order or check Postage stamps will not be ac' cepted in payment.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30
By THE Assoc HATED PRESS

The political record of Vice President Nixon will be prime Democratic target in the g 3 6 presidential campaign, Democratic National Chairman Paul M. But Ter said last night.
 Butler, in a television appear ance. said Democrats also would attack what he called the failure and fumbling" of the Eisenhower Administration, which he accused of trying to take credit for every thing"
 On the other hand, Sen. Dirksen R-IlD in another TV appearance declared that Nixon's decision to run again assures a Republican victory all over the country"
 Butler said voters will consider that in voting for Eisenhower this time they would be taking the risk and possibility" of putting Nixon in the White House.
 Nixon's campaign technique, Butler said, not only "demeans but debauches the whole American system" He accused Nixon of impugning the patriotism" of for mer President Harry Truman, among other things.
 Butler also denied he prefers
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30
TWO OF 45 KILLED WHEN BRITISH PLANE CRASHES ON TAKEOFF

STANSETED, England, R-A transport plane loaded with Brit ish servicemen, their wives and children bound to strife-torn Cy- prus crashed on takeoff today. Two persons, a serviceman and a child, were killed. Six were in jured seriously.
 The four r-engined York plane carried 45 passengers and crew of five.
 Eyewitnesses said the big plane, a civilian counterpart of the World War II Lancaster bomber, lurched off the runway just as it began to rise. A wheel dug into soft ground and the plane smashed wing and crumpled the fuselage as 1t SWerved.
 Of the passengers, four were infants less than a year old, and 14 were older children.
 Airport firemen raced to the scene and sprayed the wreckage with fire foam. No blaze broke out.
 A giant, eight-foot wheel burs through the cabin and jammec across the fuselage, trapping those in the forward part of the plane Both wings were wrenched iron the body of the craft and luggage was hurled through metal bulk heads.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30
Subscribe 10 fhe Nome Nuuuet

The latter suggestion was re- vived in the federal House of Commons by Liberal MP Aubrey Simmons of the Yukon. A corri- dor would give mining companies easier access to tide water.
 Premier Bennett is reported to have lost friends with a state ment to the effect that BIC. will never give "a foot" of land away in exchange for corridors through the Panhandle to the Pacific.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30
WEATHER FORECAST
Complied by the

Uy D.S. Dept. of Commerce Weather BureaN Rain tonight but improving to- morrow and cooler with eaSterly winds 15-20 mph. Low tempera- ture expected tonight 30, high to- morrow 35.
 Sunrise at 3:35 am, sunset at 8:26 pm.
 At Nenana today it was partly cloudy with temperature Of 48.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Bobby KoWelak, T. Oxerak, June Jeffries, Wilbur Stephanson, Ingeborg Handleland.
 Discharged: Peter Castell.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-30

Fine Job Printing af The Nugget
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ASSUME sIl.05O GI LOAN! 3

yrs. still to eoi Generous-sized
2-bedrm. brick rambler, in popular
area. close TO shopping and bus.
FULLY FINISHED EASEMENT,
large screened porch; trees; owner
transferred. RIPLEY & ROMER.
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psf UNITS

z-year-old brick, Rarden tyne.
beautiful location. very close In.
second year actual Rross APPROX
S322,00n Price Arm at SO times
gross Shows net return on invested
capital OF approx. 1870 before de-
nteeistion 4lsfS large nrst trust.
DICTATES. NO SHOPPERS Proof
OF ability 70 purchase Immediately
Will be required.
PRINCIPALS ONLY
WIRE OR WRITE
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-This is no
crackerbox. 1t is a charming, old
Soutnern-type home built for en-
top condition throughout; 3 grand
mother-size bedrooms. plus . COM
Portable Greenwich Village Bird n.
rooms. perfect for large family:
close to every possible convenience.
Only ST.. 800 on your terms, W. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 til 8
% m
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you have never seen q better buy in
this price range. A brand new g.
bedrm. rambler Just minutes from
downtown Washington and the Pen
tagon. Fully equip. kit. and full
bsmt. with outside entrance and u
bath. WE KNOW OF NO BETTER
BUY AT THIS PRICE-S16, 100. Call
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$4,000 81 900 DOWN
UNIVERSITY PARK
ANNANDALE

The Perry Boswell Co.
va. S-4500 Realtors
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MUST SELL NOW
Moving West

Beautiful near acre wooded lot
den space with ali-brick 2-bedrn
rambler. lge. all Frigidaire kitchen,
including washer and drier: near
Langley; Nd. Univ. and MOL. Priced
below cost for quick sale. ST.. 500 OF
best offer.
Also new all-briek rambler, Ia
baths. 3 bedrms., finished rec. rm.,
carport: modern corner fireplace
large pink kitchen with buiit-ins'
Appraised at SlS,75n: will sell for
$4,000 or offer. WE. 6-9S74 after
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WO0DSIDE

Surely at one time or another,
you We wanted a home in Woodside
PROBABLY you have seen one that
Was too expensive or too small II
So please call US for an appoint
ment TO see this huge 2-story custom
built home on a beautiful wooded
lot IN the heart of Woodside. Priced
at wonderfully low figure of
81 $50. this quality home features
four twin-sized bedrooms, one and
half baths. full basement. large
walk-up. attic. true side-hall en-
trance foyer leading to a spacious
living room with fireplace diversified
dining room overlooking the grounds
and huge family-room kitchen. If
YOU need more inducement, there
are two screened porcheS and a
tWo-car garage. We are not exag
gerating the value in this home
seeing is believing. Call is now.
James c. Conley & Co.
g525 Ga. Ave. III NARA 'tiI q
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wHEATON-s500 cash. non-GI.: s.
lot; Vacant. GIDEON H; &. 10. JOHNSON s5sp

WOODsIDE PARK, S25- 950-Just
4 blocks from Silver Spring shop
ping, yet hidden away in perfect
Just made for a grand piano: large
separate dining room, 8 large bed
rooms. 2 baths; full bsmt. and den;
on a beautiful lot with trees and
detached garage. GRAHAM & CO.,
III b-RHkO q fill q
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ALLEY OWNER: 4 bedrm.. ?
bath brk.; Lyon village area 10
min. to Pentagon: mr.. Cath. and
pub. sehs.; COW. stores, bus; large
cor. lot, fine lawn, many trees.
Oct gar. Asking S21. 800. Open Id
dally. 1901 N. Kirkwood I'd, ia.
1-5536. Brokers invited.
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ARLINGTON-Sl2,9 300, $500 below
Gil: 2-bedrm. Colonial: excel. lot.
loo. and transp. to d, C. and Pen
iagon. 1125 8. Quincy. JE. q
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NO DOWN y PPlAYMENr
TRADE WITH ME-
VISIT

ADELPHI RAMBLER
THIS fine home win appeal to the
buyer who needs 2 bedrms., separate
dining room and large living room.
home sparkles with care and good
taste. It's a GENT Ask to see 1t.
At S23.500 it's a buyl Located on
an extra-large lot. Call HE. $4,000
NOW for details.
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The General

California rambler styling. including
huge outdoor patio, overlooking
junior swimming pool. 2-car at
tached garage, 3 bedrooms. q den
and 2 baths estate-type grounds
for the startling low price Of 500
$50. Reasonable terms; immediate
occupancy. SEE THIS TODAY
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
CHEVY CHASE MD

Rose nsE sT1 sSSeoI. ~ .bo5 BATHS -
express bus within an easy walk
Eye appealing brick Colonial with
slate roof on level domestic
d5xl30; ! bedrooms and = baths
upstairs. Powder room on first
floor; beautiful kit with eating
pace lge. sep. din. rm.. also a
deiighttul screened porch and a
paneled Clubroom In basement
Under $50 900. W. 3. WRIGHT,
M g-EEuu Ftut "a
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ARLINGTON-Brick-and-StoneT am-
bier; 3 bedrms., bsmt.. garage
fenced lot, trees; Just 3 yrs. old;
excel. financing: under $4,000
Call THELMA F. LUCAS, Realtor.
ia. 5-2366
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HOUSES BY HuGHES-Popular Mt.
Rainier location. lust OFF Rhode
Island avenue streetcar line. Neat
and clean older-type bungalow. Full
basement, shaded porch. Sl0.95O,
with $500 down to vets w. r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400 til 8
n IN
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LOHR

LANGLEY RAMBLER
WANT THE UNUSUAL? Then ask
to see this 4-bedroom Colonial home.
where you can walk from your bed
room into your garden. And still
have q full dining room. living room,
and equip. kitchen. for only Sl3.S50.
Dial HE. $4,000 for an appointment
NOW.
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AVE. EXTENDED

In Glen Mar Park, 2-story brick
Colonial featuring center-hall plan.
liy I'm. with firepl.. screened porch.
3 hedrms plus LIST Il powder rm.
Slate roof: beaut. oak shaded lot
with garden Full bsmt Nj. ali
schools lmmed. poss Also FHA and
cony. financing. Call Mr.. Bartlett
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HOMES
WOW!

Excellent 3-bedrm. Colonial with
den, sep. din. rm. and bsmt. Sit
with fruit trees and Towering
shrubs. Ideal location, conv. to
schools. shopping and transp. This
is truly an excellent buy at only
S12.950. GEORGE l.. BROWN, Jr.,
REALTOR, JU. $4,000, If no an
sWer III Q-3Ro1
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
FOR A DOCTOR

center-Attr. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, right on busy Ga. ave-: rec.
rm.; 60xl3l 1T. level lot: excel. cond.
Bus at door; mr., churches and
schools. Ideal for home and Office:
SIs,950. Call ~. 9-1103, or JU. o.
1902, ewes.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SILVER NIL. 1902 Andover pl. -
Drive by and see this 3-bedrm.
home with plenty OF room for
everything. To inspect, call Mr..
Tasker at 10. 7-3100. PAUL p.
STONE, Reaitor.
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SPACE

as-scre level lots. New brick ram
bier and Cape Cod, beautiful rolling
country, but close to Silver Spring
Rambler has 3 large bedrooms. full
basement picture windows. Priced
at SlS,250, Cape Cod has 2 large
bedrooms and expandable attic with
shed ,dormer. Priced at SlB,250
Call quickly. These won't last.
E; T. BLANCHARD. Realtor. JU. s.
$500 I'll q