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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1956-02-17
Paying Social Security
Tax NeIC Experience
For Many


BY the end of January, also, /
household employers were required (
to report wages and to remit the
/ tic employees who were paid cash
wages Of $50 or more in the last
quarter Of 1856. In this employee
group, too, Milbouer pointed out,
the number of covered workers in
creased in 1855. The reason for
this, he said, was the removal Of
the regularity provision which was
in the old law Beginning with
1855, a domestic worker other than
lone employed on a farm operated
/ for profit is covered by social Sc
curity if she is paid $50 or more
cash wages by any one household
employer in a calendar quarter OF
he year. A domestic worker en-
ployed on a farm operated for pro
at comes under the 500 cash pay
5est which applies to other farm
employees.
The local manager estimates
lthat about 10000 self-employed
persons in the State will be fling
their first self-employment tax re-
urns and will pay their first self
employment social security tax
along with the Federal income tax
returns some time between now
and April Is, 1856. They are-in
addition to self-emplOyed farm
operators - professional engineers
accountants, architects, and NJ
neral directors to whom social Sc
curity cOverage was extended efIec-
= tive January i, 1855. Also report
ing and paying the social security
tax for the first time are clergy
men, and Christian Science prac-
titioners who have elected to be
lowered by social security.
Every covered self = employed
person whose net earnings from
self-employmen amounted to as
much as S400 in 1855 is required
under the law to file a self-employ-
ment tax report and pay the 3 per-
cent social security tax contribu-
ton" AilbOuer said. This report lf
a. mart Of the regular Federal in
come tax return for the self-em-
lplOyed. Mr.. MilbOuer emphasizes
that even those who do not owe any
Income tax, because Of family ex-
iemptions or personal deductions
for instance, are required to file 9
acknowledgement tax return If they
s had net earnings of $400 or more
t lin 1865. Farm operators on a cast
a basis who have gross incomes o.
$500 or less may figure their ne
d earnings as half of their gross L
r they wish. Farm operators on :
e cash basis whose gross income i
over $500 but whose net is less
!. than $500 may, nevertheless, re
! port earnings Of $500 for socia
4 security purposes. Net earnings Owe
. S4,2Cl0 in a year are not subject t
: the social security self-employmen
! tax, and don't count towards elig1
: bility for old-age and survivors in
lsurance.
Any self-employed person in Del
aware who wants more information
regarding his own or his EN-
8 Dloyoe's liability for social securit.
taxes should get in touch with bi
r District Director of Internal Reve
{. niue in Wilmington. He can obtail
e. The proper forms for reporting hi
h own earnings and those of his EN-
e, Dloyees from the same source. Fo
ie information on matters relating t
j. old-age and survivors insuranc
and the protection it affords, Mil
n bouer invites him to get in touc
with the social security office q
n 813 West Street, in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1956-02-17
Weekly Tree Talk
winter Winds RObing EVergreens
OF Color

Winter Winds RObing EFergEeens
OF Color
The green Of some eYergreens
has taken on a blackish-hue. It
may be even more pronounced a
month from now.
Arborvitac, yew, pine, spruce and
even hemlock have this wan, winter
look. It's particularly noticeable
on trees along parkways.
This loss of the deep green color,
says Don Cantwell, Area Man
ager Of the Bartlett Tree Expert
Co., is due to % high desicating
winds that evaporate moisture from
needles faster than roots locked
in frost can replenish it, and (2)
fuctuating temperatures of winter.
BY spring, the verdant color
should return. Winter, however,
may have killed branches and twigs
here and there in an evergreen.
Wait until spring is well under
way before pruning these out
Prune to the outdoor of the tree
If ugly gaps are created by death
Of branches in a symatrical tree
the nearby branches over these
nholes" and the tree itself grad.
nally fill out normally
Direct Winter Sun Harsh Oh
BrOadleaf EVergreens
Winter burning CT rhododendron
azalea and holly was reported this
week in many areas Of the east
This burning, says Don Cantwell
Area Manager Of the Bartlett Tree
Expert Co., is due principally Il
winter sun rather than to high de
MIGRATING winds.
It happens every year. Man.
hroadleaf evergreens grow unde
Offering shade Of tall trees. From
nid-February until spring whel
decidOus leaves come marching on
again. however, sunlight strike
with full force.
Reflected sun or "backire o
light from white houses. eve
windows and fish pools can b
equally as injurious, That is VIII
increased attention is being place
-, srt,oosiro th0 oo-~ecf si+os Wa
plantine broadleaf evergreens.
Scorched evergreens ro0uire cars
Mulch them now. FeeS them J.
Z weeks ahaad. Keen them inser
md disease free later on by timel
-Draving.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1956-02-17
RIGHT HOUSE = WONG RO0M

KALISPELL, Mont. -(P)- A So
year-old drunk transient stumbled
into a house and fell asleep in the
living room. About a. m, Sheriff
Dick Walsh thought he heard a
noise downstairs. Upon checking,
Walsh stumbled over the unwel-
come visitor. The guest was quickly
shifted to the other side Of the resi-
dence-the Flathead County Jail.
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UNHAPPY DINNER

COLUMBIA, S. C. Thieves
broke into automobiles parked
outside a Veterans of Foreign
Wars clubhouse and made eff with
an undetermined amount Of loot
while Columbia Police Chief l. ].
Campbell and Richland County
Sheriff S. S. Sigh were among the
guests at a dinner inside.
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SCHOOL COSTS GROW

HELENA, Mont = up = Public
schools in Montana have had to
look for additional revenue this
year to keep pace with enrolment
increases. State financial aid was
sufficient in the past two fiscal
years. But this year all counties
have been compelled to impose de-
ficiency -1eyies on local property
Montana's school enrolment jump
ed s per cent in the two-year per-
fOd
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1956-02-17
Cabaret Dance

If YOU are interested in helping
a worthwhile cause and at the
same time have an enjoyable eve
ming. plan now to attend the Cab
aret Dance at the American Legion
Home, Milford, next Friday even
ing. February "a, benefit Of the
New Lincoln Community Building.
Music for the affair will be fur
nished by Cap Workman and his
orchestra, dancing will De from
nine D. m. until / a. m. Donation,
$3.50 per couple Call Milford 1907
or 1895 for tickets.
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Weekly Weather
Report For Milford

John E. Barcus, weather record
or. reports the following weather
conditions for Milford as recorded
on instruments located on Lake
yiew Avenue, for the week begin
ming Thursday, February 8, and
ming Thursday. February End and
fE iuo1u1ivn.
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ENTRY, NOT EXIT

LAWTON, Okla. - up - Pris-
Oners in the COmanche County Jail
didn't try to escape when hack
saw blades were struggled into the
jail. They sawed an opening into
an adjacent vault where liquor was
STORED, helped themselves to q
dozen bottles OF wine and started
celebration
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Western Auto Store
Robbed On Wednesday

CONTINUED from first page)
some time in the hours prior to
midnight.
Milford and State police are in
vestigating. and are wondering if
the robbery was committed by the
same gang that robbed the Hous-
ton Postofice and Yosts Store last
Sunday morning. Several clues
were discovered by the police and
an early solution to the case is
believed in the ofing.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1956-02-17
Gen. w. E. Lark Laid
To Rest Last Sunday
lCnntInned from pags onel

Continued from page Onel
Scott Hickman. L.ewes, Del
A military funeral was held Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
L0nand Funeral Home. with Rev.
Kenneth NJ. Kepler, pastor Of First
Presbyterian Church. Milford, Rev.
Robert Z. Green, pastor Of Avenae
Methodist Church. Milford, and DR..
Park Huntington of Wilmington,
officiating. Interment was in Odd
Fellows Cemetery, Milford.
Many of the States dignitaries
including Governor J. Caleb B0ggs
Gen. John Moore. Gen. John b
Grier. Gen. Joseph Scannell, and
Colonel Edgar S. Slayer, were
present.
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PRESBYTERIAN Women
To Hear Speaker
Continued from mage one)

nominational organization, which
has as its aim and purpose the
reaching of the 10000, 600 unchurch-
ed children Of America with the
Gospel. This is done largely
through Good News Clubs.
"A business meeting and social
time will follow. Refreshments,
served by Group Three will COM
plete the evening.
All Milford women are cordially
invited
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Ammonia Tank Truck
Overturns Here
lconLInued - &c 81

Continued from page one1
Two wrecking trucks tried to
turn the tank right side up. but
failed.
After several hours work the
tank was placed on its wheels. and
moved away after the ammonia was
pumped out Of it into another tank
from the factory.
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Lions Club VIII
Buy NeIU Ambulance

CONTINUED from first Dagel
a S235.000. 900 installation.
The base employees, he said. S25
civilians. with a monthly payroll
Of one-half million dollars. Total
payroll at the base is $1,000,000
monthly. gThe base has 100 Globe
Master planes, and each costs ST.
500, 900.
A film was shown on the net
work Of radar at the Arctic Circle.
Ralph Fry Of the agriculture CONF
mittee. announced that Farmers
Night viii be held in March
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1956-02-17

Sunspots are scheduled for an
I1-year peak in 1888. says the
National Geographic Society.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1956-02-17

classified Ads Get Results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28

Beaut. detached 2-story brick Co.
lonial. Fireplace in lee. liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., kit. with hrkfst. nook.
Upstairs, 3 extra-lge. bedrms. En-
closed rear porch and bath. Stair
way to attic. Gas h.-wh Full bsmt.
Detached gar. Level lot. Price,
IA o-95ln
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HOUSES ior SALE, N.W. lcent. J

SSeS tot JAIL NV lSont. J
CLEVELAND Park, close to Ca
thedral--Exclusive new listing. Lee,
brick Colonial. custom built about
10 yrs. ago. Spacious grounds. one
OF finest houses in the area. For de-
tails. phone Mrs. carmody, SAN
DOE, INC, DU. 7-I234, FE. 3-l18I.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Priced Below the Market az sec so

CHEVY CHASE, d. C..
Priced Below the Market az SEQ 500
g BEDROOMS. ga BATHS
This Is that unusually spacious
and BRICK house in excellent con-
dition. offering Ice gracious rms. so
desirable for the growing family and
30 suitable for entertaining.
LIST FIR: Lge. living rm. with firepl
dining rm., excel. family kit. study
and powder rm,
End flr.;, 4 bedrms.. dressing rm.
and > baths.
3rd FIR: . rms. and bath.
Basement: High ceilinged and dry;
toilet. and 2-car garage
Located in easy walking distance
OF every kind of school and q recrea-
ton center.
INEz CUSHARD, REALToR
EN- 2-4332 EN-. 299l45
l41O HOLLY ST. NV, $40 down,
Sl09 40 mo-, CT approved. $4,000
Detached. 4 bedrms. also has LIST
n. den. which could be used as 5th
bedrm.; newly decorated: lovely
yard; plenty of trees; "a blk. from
JOSEPH KINSKY. REALTOR
ST, 1881 OIL. 4-5514
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AT THIS TIME

We have a very nicely planned cor.
ner house for one family, OF Il room
and ia baths, The price Is rieh
and can be sold on easy terms or a,
financing. Call A. II. PARKER. RA
$1,000 or IA. 9-366S.
J. B. TIFFEY a SON
C0LORED-WOODRIDGE - 3-bed
rm. Cape Cod; large lot, oil h, W h.
eonv. and in Al cond. KRET,
SINGER, LA. 6-l492.
C0LORED--St9S DOWN-234 Oh
st. Brick; q rms, bath, bsmt.. OF
h.-w.h.. garage; new-house condi.
ton Ii. 6-7O43; ewes, La, fl-(j6fi2
WILLouGHBY REAL ESTATE CO
COLORED--LOVELY HOMR---47O:
n, Capitol St. Brick; rms, ~;
pains, bSmt.. recr. rm., oil heat
Al cond.: Ice. front porch. Ii
LouGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
cOLORED-CORNER BRICK, centel
entrance: built originally as a 2
family nat; each apt. contains
very large rooms, kit. and bath
separate gas heating systems
screened porches: redecorated. floor
retintshed; near Columbia Collegt
and Gallaudet. Live In one and rem
other; price. Sll,950. Ewes. Nj
Woodwell, LO 4-0l47. L, T, Ora
Waite, Agent, Ma, S-O753.
COLoRED-I17 doth ST. NE
Mod, 3-bedrm. brick, full hsmt.
gas auto. heat; lge. fenced-in yard
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. Call DI
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n. ARL., BY OWNER - 3-bedroOm
rambler; Enelish-style bSrAt,, lee.
pine-paneled rec. rm., patio, fenced
I'd; 3 blks. from shopping and busi
mr.. Nottingham. williamsburg and
4 blks, from parochial high school;
JE. 3-3534; II no answer, ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28

CHEVY CHASE, west of Conn. ave.
mr.. Rosemary School--Very impress.
brick Colonial. with slate roof, on
a nice corner lot Center-hall plan,
1st-f, powder rm. and glaSs-en-
closed porch, 4 bedrms., plus nurs-
cry on End H.; I'm. attic full bsmt, /;
gear garage; vacant and compl
redec. Low 30s. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 2-7006; evenings, OIL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28

CHECK THESE BUYS
BURNT MILLS ESTATES; con-
temporary split levels, from S28,-
HILLANDALE, rambler. s1s,950.
LANGLEY PARK: ramblers from
KEENs1NaToN; Cape Cod. 4 bed
rms, $I9.S50.
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Pleasant Hills
1-FamiIv Hnuses

The houses in this fine established
community are an excellent invest
ment. You can live In one apart
ment and the rent from the other
VIII nsip you 70 buy Y, or rent both
investment. At this time we have
some Of these houses that are iust
q few years old. that are occupied
with excellent tenants, which we
can now otier for sale. Our exper-
fence in the cost OF operation OF
these houses Is available 10 you. Let
Us snow you what q fine Investment
or lnYestment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28

HOT-WATER HEAT-Location near
College Three bedrms. and den on
LIST floor; full bsmt.; garage. shady
lot are among the fine features OF
this older home. now vacant; 81 D.
$50. A. J.. KESSINGER a. CO..
JU. 9-45a4.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BARGAIN--Sell for reasonable offer.
exceptional 3-bedrm. bficki Ice.
kit, din. area; around-levei bsmt
with rec. rm. BY OWNER. HE. A.
2i02.
CLOSE IN. 5000 down and take over
payments. Less than rent. y bed
rooms, separate dining room. big
Kitchen. full basement, porch, bic
Better sye o hurry TS P 8slSe eni SEoRaEs
PROPERTIES. kP. 7-777i.
4 BEDRAiS., fun price. Sa,75O-Liv.
rm. with din. area, fully equipped
xiii many extras incl. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., UN. A.
1855. WA. 7-66b6.
PROFESSIONAL MAN-Ideai location
for. home and once; z rooms, 9
baths, ONCE. Gear garage, large
corner lot. Doctors and other pro-
LESSONS In same block. Only SI5,-
$50 on easy terms. No reasonable
PlEs5 Eflfsiss' A PRINCE .7 GEORGES
slO.5O0 FHA-2 bedrms., equipped
kit, fenced yard. storm windows.
attic; 500 At per 't mo. DAYS aVsn' ali.
OWNER, RE. 6-6s64.
cHnLUM--2-story brick Colonial;
MT. RAINIER - 3-bedrm. home;
O.; Sll $50. LOUIS MILLER REAL
TOR, UN. 4-2723; ewes, WA. T.
cHILLUM, 1903 Legation I'd, sar-
gent knolls-Immac., white. Cape
Cod tamb. 2 bedrms., bath. liv. rm.,
KY, LIST o.; Ice. .dormitory End A.
with . beds and enormous closet
space; full bsmt, Level lot. Many
extras. Price, Sl4.750. Call Mr.,
Mann. HA, 2-3579.
PAUL p. STONE
43l Butternut st. NV, tn. 2-l1O5
TRADES CONSIDERED
New 3-bedrm. ramhlers, full
only SlS.560 to $ii,S5o. Quick
possession.
OWNER BUILDER. RE. e.ese4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
KENWOOD AREA
600 Enn

bedrms., . baths on End floor.
Large library and powder rm. on
LIST. Modern kitchen has table space
and under-counter dishwasher. Ex-
ceilent level lot, Anchor fenced In
rear. Also screened porch and patio.
roof. full basement, playroom. W. 81.
WRIGHT EN-. $4,000. 1 til o.
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SILVER SPRING
Westmoreland Hills

1904 ELLIOTT RID.
New 9-Story Colonial. 4 bedrooms
. baths on 2nd A.. liv. rm., din. rm.,
kitchen, den and powder rm. on LIST;
finished recreation rm. Can be seen
daily. . to 4 pm.
DOUGLAS a. FRAvEL. Builders
OIL. 4-61I9 OIL. 2-4407
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SALES, INC.
GREENWICH FOREST
Bethesda MIDI

A Colonial farm-type home. in a
natural setting OF trees and a
Charming garden that has been
beautifully handicapped with box
wood. shrubbery and flower garden:
lot contains 1875 50. Il and
affords complete privacy Additional
ground NAV be obtained II desired
The first floor has . CENTER
entrance hall, q most attractive
living room. an diversified living
porch. step-doWn dining room, mod
ern kitchen with breakfast area
and powder room. Second floor has
master suite Of large bedroom, bath
and unusually large closets, 3 other
bedrooms and bath. The basement
is complete With q recreation room
with open fireplace, maids room
and bath. Two-car attached Ra-
rage The house Is In perfect con-
dition throughout, and the price
Of $4,000 includes Haii-to-Wall
carpeting. drzperies. air-condi-
tioning units and modern washer and
drier. Call Mr Leigh, IA. $4,000.
ewes and week ends OIL. 2-379Q
BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC.
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FIMMITT IILLs--saIs BY OWNER;

4 BEDRMs.--Move into this vacant.
Cape Cod: recr,. nm, Ice. screened
porch: cow. Falls Church location.
From OWNER. Only S15,960. JE.
4.6SS1 M aRpnte
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III 3S Ga. Ave. 10. 4-4ZUU
GLEN HILLS: near new Atomic
Energy and Bureau Of Standards.
Trade your home in d. c. or Va.
Gated ga miles past Rockville. 3
twin-size bedrms. ga baths, sep.
din. rm. lge. liy. rm. with firepi.,
llge. GE kit. mahogany sneled rec.
irrn acr~ land. Priced $50 ESQ.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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LANGLEY, yA.--7s-ft, luxury brick
rambler, tailored TO everyday liv-
ing; 4 bedrooms. den. 3 baths, large
all-electric kitchen, tiled IN gray
and name. built-in oyeni huge
screened porch; finished lower level;
h-Aere lot. owNER-BUILDER. IA.
S-S5Ol,
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NEAR NRL-,ANpREws I.

S SoRoon. coRN ri E sRTcR
Take over large OF az loan
with low down payment This Is an
exceptional home; powder rm. on LIST
a.: , full baths. washer, dryer,
dishwasher, disposal and many other
extras: close to everything. Call
Mrs Cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S,
ATLAS REALTY co
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1853 41st PL. Sc.

Det., 3-bedrm. brick. Ia
baths. Anchor fences. screens
and storm windows, patio. I'm
nSmt., many extras. reason
ably priced Must sell. LII.
1-347S. Open l to z or APP
roln.ment.
COLORED-368 BURBANK ST. Sc
S1l 800; corner. brick house, rms
full bsmt.. gas heat. attractive. An
chor-fenced lot. Call LII. 2-1000
COLORED-241 10Th ST. s.E.-Only
81. 800; row brick. Six large rms
and tile bath, 2 large porches. lge
rear yard. full bsmt.: 81 $50 cash
LII. $1,000 for appointment.
COL ORED-GI NOTHING DOWN
GROOM SEMIDET. BRICK
of Wheeler I'd, ! block to schools
transp and shopping: 8 years old
Spacious rms. beautifully dec, full
bsmt. with outside entr.. large level
fenced lot This Is your dream come
true. Call OWNER, LII. 2-S136.
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ASSUME 3O-fK, LOAN-4 bedrms.,
. baths. den. many extras; mr..
school N. VOLKMAN. JU. S-S777.
CUTEST. CLEANEST BRICK RAM
BLER-Full bsmt. with tiled floor,
3 bedrms., firepl.. level fenced I'd;
walk to all schools Here's a real
buy. Non-GI $l,0O0-S1 800 down.
approx. Sis mo. pays all. Silver
Spring area Cali 10. $4,000.
HIGGINS e. HARRISON. INC,
Realtors
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NORTH ARLINGTON, by OWNER
asbestos shingle Colonial: fireplace
In living rn.. = bedrms., den. sep.
din. rm.. equipped kitchen. COM
pletely redecorated Can assume
large 49, Oh loan. ia, 2-4259.
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CLOSE no

COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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CHILIIIM
HILLCREST HEIGHTS


Lovely Semidet. brick. fenced
yard, lge.. front porch, WestinghouSe
kit, "a baths, many. many extras
Air Force oficer transferred: a real
buy.
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bier, l acre: 20x22 liv. rm.. carpet,
ldry. rm., game rm,. garage in
kit with eating space: . mi. Rock
Vile: Falls road: S2b500. Pc, p
A10o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY


ALTA vISTA-BETHEsDA This a.
nedrm.. 2-bath brk. rambler has
tremendous eve appeal Level lot,
absolutely no steps. liv. din. nm
combination with picture windows
and frepl. Ice. kit has dishwasher
ana diSp., util rln garage and
storage attic. Priced ,ow to allow
Tor decorating FRANK S. PHIL
LiPS OIL. 2-10O6; ewes, KE
AMER. U. PIX. AREA-Charming p
bedroom brk, BUNGALOW with large
ioca lion not far from westmoreland
Circle and Spring Valley shopping
LSrge screened porch. gas h'-w'h.
beautiful wooded level lot with
large enclosed rear yard. No base
ment, Sl5,950. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. Dl. 7-l4l1: ewes. EN-. 2-9265
BETHESDA, close In - Modern g
bedrm. brick Colonial; separate din
rm.. screened porch, detached "a :
rage; level lot excellent neighbour
hood Si4.a50 Terms. CARL r
MEININGER. OIL. 4-I04f.
BETHESDA - 4-bedroom. 2ig-batt
brick Colonisl with a large den
screened porch, and kitchen. eating
space. COW. 10 SCHOOLS and tranSp
Lovely home. attracttvely priced
S2s,500 Cali Mr.. Richardson. EN-
2-50S. with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
wO. $1,000
BETHESDA - 3-bedroom. 2-bafh
brick rambler, Oh Bradley blvd
complete electric kitchen. separate
dining room, priced below VA an
praissl. S22,95O. KORzENDORFER
OIL, 4-ssli. III g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick Co.
lonial: 3 bedrms.. baths. liv
nm. sep din rm. firepl.. waii-to-
wall Competing, screened porch, rec
room attached aarase: COW Il
schools Owner leaving town, mus
sell immed, S21.50O. 1911 6Ieafort
I'd. OIL. 2-614s.
BETHEsDA-s19,9 $50: brick CAP,
Cod. In fne condition: 3 bedrms
l "a baths. living rm. with fire
place, side screened porch. dfnfni
nm. modern kitchen fun .bsmt
with rec rm., laundry Fm an,
SHOP; large fenced yard. man,
extra electric and plumbing N
lures CROSS 3 FERRY, nc
Realtors. o. 2-0oee IN ..
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CHEVY CHASE-Weli-built brick
Colonial. Entrance hall, liv. rm,,
dining rm., lge. equip. kit; 3 bed.
rms. . baths up; garage. screened
porch: fine neighborhood; $23.950,
o9oa: ewes mi a-os7I
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LINCOLNIA-Brand-neW. s-bedTm.,
1ls-bath brick rambler, with car
port, separate din. rin.. eye-level
oven; 90x1S0 level lot; 8 minis. 70
c cfRSSHHn isc;eoS ~. me- ai tsCm Il.
0lehe I'd. ia. b-O7O7.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

Sc, on D. c. line-Three-b edrm.
brk.: -recr, rm; CT appd. at $I4,-
500: ". tn, must sell! Price, Sl2,-
1915. 1888 41st st. Sc, LU. 4-1025.
PENNA. AVE. EXT: $1,000 down
Three-bedrm. brk.. with front porch
with awnings. completely finished
rec. rm.. aluminium storm doors
and windows; excellent condition
and monthly payments to suit. Call
now, w. M. DORA CO., tn. cora
HEIGHTS BUNGALOW
ASS Lebaum ST. s.e.-2-bedrms,
expansion attic, lee. liv. rm. with
firepl., gas h.-w.h., beaut. land
scaped, level lot. Call OWNER.