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Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Presbgterians Met
In Business Session
Increased Budgets Adopted
And New Trustees
Elected

The Presbyterians Of Milford met
last week in their beautifully en-
1arged Church to hear year end re-
ports Of activities and to prepare
for the new year.
The first part Of the meeting was
moderated by the Minister, The
Reverend Kenneth NJ Kepler and
was called the congregational Meet
ing. Reports of the years activities
by each group in the church were
head.
The Sessions report showed a to-
tai membership at the years end
Of 329. Twenty-three members we're
received during the year and to-
tai Of 13 were lost by moving and
death. There were II baptisms and
continued on page hve)
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Important Farm
Agencies Meeting
Leaders OF Various Groups
Will Meet AT
Houston

The county agricultural extern
sion staff has scheduled an officers
training meeting for leaders in the
county agricultural groups. home
demonstration clubs, 4-H clubs,
and related agricultural agencies
on January 30, at 1880 D. m, in
the Houston Fire Hall.
According To Wesley Webb, as
sistant county agricultural agent
this meeting will provide an OppOr-
tunity for people residing in the
Milford, Harrington area, who miss
ed a previous meeting at Caesar
Rodney School, due to the inclem-
ent weather, to receive useful in
formation on planning and conduct
ing a better business meeting.
continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Jehovah's Witnesses
Held Assembly Here

A record crowd Of $50 people
filled the National Guard Armory
at Milford, Delaware, % hear ]. W.
.FgIson, a minister Of JehOvah's Wit
nesses deliver a public address,
Overcoming the Fears Of this Cen
Grafton. This was the high point
Of the three-day assembly which
was attended By the ministers of
JehOvah's Witnesses and many
other interested people from the
DelmaTva Peninsula
In his address, which was broad
cast over Radio Station WkSB, Mr.
Filton stated. only by exercising
faith in Cod can man overcome the
fears Of this generation. We are now
in the last days 0f Satan's wicked
(contlnued On page ele7enl
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Slaughter Beach
Selects Officials
Edward c. Evans, Alderman; Con-
rad Fasseb Police Chief

At a recent meeting Of the Com
missiOners of the Town Of Slaugh-
ter Beach, Sussex COunty's fast
growing summer resort on the Del
aware Bay, the town commissioners
enacted the necessary. resolutions
and ordinances, and placed into
operation its own law enforcement
agencies, by the appointment of a
Chief of Police, Mr.. Conrad Fassel,
a year-round resident; and former
Mayor of Milford, and summer resi-
dent, Edward c. Evans as Town
Alderman. This fast-growing town
has long been in need Of its own
law enforcement agencies, and in
keeping with it's advancement and
growth, has just recently within the
past year, organized their own fire
company and have placed into OPP
Grafton their first combination
pumper and booster engine and viii,
during the present year, start con-
struction on a fire house and COM
munity building on a beach front
central location recently donated
Continued on page three)
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27

senator J. Allen Frear,
The Stockholders Of the Dell
aware Production Credit AssOcia-
ton, Dover, Delaware, held their
22nd Annual Meeting at the Caesar
Rodney School, Camden, Delaware,
on January 21st.
The Meeting was opened by L. D.
Caulk, President. Mr.. Caulk gave
the report for the Loan and Execu-
tive Committee. Mr. Victor P. Kohl,
Of MiddletoWn, gave a report Of the
work Of the Board of Directors. Al
bert o. Gray, of st. Georges, Secre-
tary-TTeasurer of the Association
gave the financial report in which
he stated the Association loaned to
farmers Of Delaware last year $S,-
314,OO0 The Association loans
money to farmers for any purpose
a farmer may need.
Mr.. L. ID. Caulk was reelected
director from Kent County tc
serve fOr term Of 3 years.
u. S. Senator J. Allen Frear, who
owns and operates several farms
and knows the farmers problems
gave very interesting talk. Mr.
lH. M. Respess, Vice President o
the Production Credit Corporation
CONTINUED on page twelve)
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Campaign Planned On
Teacher Shortage
States Educational Leaders Win
Discuss Problem On Feb. Ilth

States Educational Leaders Viii
Discuss Problem On FEB. 18th
An active campaign to attack the
critical teacher shortage problem
in the Stale viii be initiated next
month with the gathering Of over
one hundred educational leaders Of
the State for a workshop on the
University Of Delaware campus.
Under the direction Of DR.. VIII
liam o. Penf0se, dean Of the univer-
sity's school Of education. and Wiz
mer +. Shuia. secretary and super
intendent ef the Newark Special
School district. the Teacher Re-
cruitmenf Workshop VIII convene
in Newark on Saturday, February
IL. 1855. for a full-day session.
1t is expected that the fndKags
of this assembly win be applied IN
an active campaign directed toward
Gcontinued on paEe fvel
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
PIeasure Boating To
Enjoy Biggest Year

Pleasure boating is headed for
the biggest year in its history, fol-
lowing record-breaking 1855. a
local marine authority said today.
Offering this optimistic forecast
Of the pleasure boating market IS
William A. Taylor. President, Iay-
Tor Products. Inc. Harrington and
never marine dealer for Boats,
Cruisers. and outh0ard Motors.
although the 100000 new OUT
board motors sold in this country
during the past year At cost q
$3.50 million represented the nigh
est dollar volume in the history q
the industry. Dir. Taylor predicted
that 1856 sales would oe even
greater.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
DeIrnarva Press Has
Annual Meeting
New Officers We're Selected AT
Session Last Saturday

Dan NJ. Tabler, editor Of the Cen
treville lMd) Record-Observer,
was elected vice president Of the
-Mar-Va Press Association q
its 42nd annual luncheon meeting
last Saturday afternoon in the Ho-
teI Dupont, Wilmington.
He succeeds Milton X. Fried. vice
president of the Delaware Coast
News, RehobOth Beach, who moved
I'D to the presidency. Mr.. Fried
takes the place of Norman K. Har-
rington of the Easton (Md.) Star
Democrat as president.
Newspapermen from Throughout
he Delmarva Peninsula gathered
for the meeting in the Holel Du-
Pont. About 100 members and
guests were expected.
Mr.. Tabler, a director Of the
nress association, is the Journal
Every Evenings correspondent for
Queen Anne's County. He is active
IN community affairs in and around
Centreville.
Harold G. Berg, production man-
ager Of the News-Journal Company
was reelected secretaTy-treasureT
| of the association.
CONTINUED on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Lions Collecting
Old Eye Glasses
Service Club viii Send
Them To Chile To Aid
Folk There

Milford Lions this week are en-
barking on a campaign Of collect
ing eyeglasses, no longer of use
to their owners, and then shipping
them to Chile. where they are des-
perately needed. In Santiago, the
eapital Of Chile. Li0nisln has estab-
lished an eye-glass bank, where all
glasses will be properly classified
and tested. Lion oculists viii ex-
anime needy persons requiring
glasses and issue prescriptions for
glasses free.
While it may seem that individual
eye. requirements are 50 different
from one person to another thai
one. set of lenses could not possibly
be OF value to anyone else, compe-
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hensive study Of earnings and pur-
chasing power.
Since 1851. when the previous
study was made. the proportion Of
consumer units families or indl-
yiduals living alonel with incomes
Of $4,000 a year or better has
climbed to 47.5 percent in Milford.
an increase Of 23.4 percent in the
period.
This progress was more con-
spicuOus than that in most parts
of the United States, where only
18.4 percent advanced to the upper
brackets. In the South Atlantic
States, the rise was lis percent.
In the income category ranging
from $4,000 up. Milford now has
800 consumer units, or 1877 per-
cent Of the total.
The earnings represent spend
able income after taxes. They indi-
cate a definite rise in real income
over and above the small drop N
continued on page hve)
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Winter Requires All
New Driving Habits

Winter requires new set Of
driving habits to keep from skid
ding into traffic accidents" " J.
James Ashton, Manager Of the Del
aware Safety Council said in a dis
Of winter driving hazards
sponsored by the Delaware Safety
Council and the National Safety
Council.
Outlining the effects Of sudden
Temperature changes on snowy or
icy roads, early darkness, slippery
roads. and other bad weather con-
ditions on driving. Mr.. Ashton said
the proper techniques for winter
driving were derived from tests
conducted by the National Safety
Council Committee on Winter Driv-
continued on page eleven)
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Kent Theatre Guild
To Present Comedy
Van Druten Comedy At Caesar
Rodney, Feb. End, 3rd, 4th

BELL, Book and Candle, a hill
arious and sophisticated three-act
comedy written Of John van DFu-
ten, will be the mid-season offer
ing Of the. Kent County Theatre
Guild Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day nights, February 2, 3 and 4.
at the Caesar Rodney School Audi
torium in Camden. Curtain time is
$40
The play, which is being PrOduc-
ed for the Guild by Alan HUM and
directed by Barbara Lynn Bruner
is in the final stages Of rehearsal
Betty Cool is stage manager.
Cast in the romantic lead roles
of Gillian Holroyd and Shepherd
Henderson are Louise Poletti and
Lafayette French. French and Miss
Poletti were seen on the Guild
stage last spring in MY Three AN
gals. Prior to that, French had q
major role in the Guilds produc-
Continued en- page ninel
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
School Bond Law
Gets Lawyers OK
states s47,OOO.OO0 Law Is Approved
By Bonding Group

Secretary of State John n. Nc
Dowelf said this week that the
states share of the $470OO,OO9
school bond law has been approved
" the bonding attorneys in New
York.
Approval came despite the fact
that certain school districts, form
erly designated as &C" districts
(coiored), would not be required to
nav their local actual shares OF the
construction although all of the
other districts. through additional
taxation, will be so required.
The business of making taxpay'
ers out Of one district and non
taxpavers out Of another may OF
(continued on page three)
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Broiler Meeting Is
Due Here january 80
Session win Be Held At The Mil.
ford High School

What is the best breed and
strain Of broiler chicks to buy?' is
a question often discussed when
ever pOultrymen get together. Ac-
cording to Ray Lloyd, Asst. Coun-
ty Agent. this question win be an
swered ano t7yo other subjects viii
be discussed IN Monday evening,
January S0th, at a poultry meeting
to be held at the Milford High
School.
For the past two years the Uni
versity Of Delaware has been con-
ducting a Breeds and Strains Test
Involving six different trials. Each
trial involved using 20 pens Of 400
chicks sch 0f 10 different breeds
and strains. These six lots have ln-
volved $4,000 chicks over the two
Continued on page thFee)
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Income Tax Rates
Now Conhscatory
SO Says Former III. - Internal
Revenue Head

This nations federal income tax
rates have been raised so high that
they are now "confiscatory', Uncle
Sans former No. / tax collector
declared recently.
'The minimum is 2O96, the maxi
mum go and I'd call that confis-
cation with a capital c., said T,
Coleman Andrews, who resigned as
Internal Revenue Commissioners
last fall to return to private busi-
ness as board chairman Of the
American Fidelity and Casualty
Company. Richmond, Va.
Declaring that the federal in.
come tax law has Conceived in
vengeance rather than as a reve'
nue. measure" Mr. Andrews saiC
that the rates are applied witt
Shameful discrimination"
interviewed on a radio network
program In New York City, thu
continued on page nine)
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Fire AuxiIiaries
Meet In Sussex
Session Was Held with Laurel
Company Playing Host


The Ladies Auxiliaries Associa-
ton of Volunteer Fire Companies
Of Sussex County, Delaware, met in
Laurel with the Laurel Fire Aux
iliary as hostess with 139 members
present representing is auxiliaries.
Mrs. Margaret Hastings, Sussex
County President, presided at the
meeting. The welcome Sgas given
by Mrs. June Snyder and the re-
rsponse by Mrs. Hastings.
Mrs. Hastings appointed the fol-
lowing committee to serve with the
Firemen in planning for the annual
Fireman and Ladies Auxiliary Ban
uuet to be held in March. Mrs. Mary
Uhler of Greenwood IS the Chair
CONTINUED on page sevenl
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
1873 Farm & Home Leaders
Attend Training Meeting

one hundred eightyeght committee ehamen Of the
organizations in Sussex County ATTENDED e nIu
Monday evening in the George
School
initiative
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Milford Residents Are In
Higher Income Brackets

Milford recorded marked gains in income in the
the higher brackets
fr snanng In the low been
ing faster chan population with the trend to-
wardla families.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Soil Test Demonstrations
To Be Conducted liz County

demonstrations viii be conducted IN SUSSEX
the Of explaining how soil tests are aoe % me-
fertility according 70 county
William H. Henderson.
Svd gb school: Tuesday February 14LOrd Baltimore High
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
DPCA Held Annual
Meeting January n

Interesting Talk Was Given BY
Senator ]. Allen Frear,
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GUY TIMER
HOUSES TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN wishes TO share lovely
turn. home with Jewish couple,
refs. exeh. RIA. 6-5925. --22
ONE GIRL to share 3-bedrm., house
with girls. rental SIS each mo-,
including utils NO. 7-4733. --22
GEORGETOWN house with
roof garden. to share with young
woman for mos; on well lighted,
protected Wis ave S61 80 mo-.
incl utils Hu. 3-7H6S.
ON CAPITOL HILL--Single rms. for
ladies. use Of kitchen. laundry,
phone. On busline, Ii. 6-7527.
ARL.-Young prof man to snare lge
Colonial with , others; private rm. ;
rec. Fm.. grand piano. ia. 1-094 !.
3 OR I EMPLOYED ADULTS, 10
share comfortable, convenient
Georgetown, References. Box 2l2-
Y Star
NEAT. CoNGENIAL EMPL. LADY. to
share 5-rm home. one in family,
ConV. ne IA g-g15S
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HOWARD COUNTY,

Because Of my health and with
my home with 75O-ft. frontage zone
commercial on new Rte. 20 mid
way between Baltimore and Wash.
including 10 or 10 acres with a -
rm stone front ranch.type house
with all convenicnces thoroughly
modern. An ice-cream drive in, a
golf DRIVING range already zraded.
A place for gas station. also res
taurant and motel You need no
crystal ball 70 see the future here.
Call ClarkSyiiie 3a0-M. Priced to
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AMERICAN UNIV. PIX rm. de-
tached brick Colonial. S22.750
shown by appt.. orig. owner. Nc
agents. 1850 Bandywine NV. EN-
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9617 Lorain Avenue
SILVER SPRING

Rambler, detached. 2 rooms and
2is baths. S167. 80.
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 # st. NV. MA 8-344O
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2-story home with fully screened
front porch Large refrigerator
VIII decorate completely Rent
SlO0 mo
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 K St. NV. Elk. 3-1s1l
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"WAINEYn

Historic old stone house built be-
fore Civil War. completely renovated
and modernized. Acreage as desired
woods. fields and streams part OF
farm): 4 bedrooms, baths. hbrary,
huge dining room for entertaining
with fireplace. oil heat, washer, =
car garage with workshop Near
Centervllle, Va. on hard road
mile of dual highway. 30 miles from
Washington, 50 minutes TO Penta-
gon. Available now. l-year or more
S265 month
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

3-BEDRM. unfurn, house; finished
recreation rm., bsmt., 4 miles
Walter Reed, Mont. County: 3
adults, call Sunday, RIA. $1,000,
furn. house. country loo,
min. : oedrms.. preferably south or
west of Wash. for responsible lam
lis with 3 small children, CT. g.
Is YOUR HOME FOR RENT?-our
military clients are arriving. We need
additional and I bedroom homes
Tor our prospective tenants, call us
il your property viii be available
REALTY : Co Il. S-ssil'06 100
a-BEDRM HOUSE. Forestville or
District Heights area RE. 6-S55l.
EXCEPTIONAL TENANT will pay up
TO s3U0 for furnished nice l-bcd-
rm house. Call Mrs Dixon, ST.
3-12oo JAMES L. DIXON & co.
If you ARE considering the rental
Of YOUR property in the Falls
Church. Fairfax Co area. please
feel free to call or write, for full
information on our rental manage
ment service ARFAX REALTY
INC; Box 8, Falls Church. JE.
3 OR i BEDROOM house in Chevy
Chase or Bethesda. preferably RAM
bier. Win assume 3-vr, lease Can
DE. a-4400. Room 900. 22'
FOUR bedroom HOUSE-Unfurn
by Nav 18th Mass. ave. extended
or River I'd. Up to $3.50 mo. OIL, 4
Oai7. ~
LET Us SELL your Prince Georges
Nd. and Sc Washington proper
ties. RE. 6-799u: 10. Ties.
CHRONAKER REALTY.
DIPLOMAT. Ions lease. modern 3
or 4-bedrm. .,-bath. maids rm.
and bath Unfurn or well turn.
house In NV. section for July !.
Gail RE. T-l513. wkdays. . to 6.
WANTED TO RENT--Uufurn house:
School district, before June /.
Phone UN. 4-2132
COLORED-WANTS To RENT 2
family house in a nice section Of
ne. Call Sun. DI. i-21S9 or RE,
S-n3Sl
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
WILL EXCHANGE building lot 10

WILL EXCHANGE building lot To-.
Gated az 41O Attn st.Se free and
clear as down payment on any
other type property Call Mr. Dixon
ST $4,000. JAMES L. DIXON
FINE WATERFRONT LOTS and cot.
tases at various nearby Nd. beach
Fines, salt water bathing. fshinp
and boating what have YOU 10 eg.
ehange? KAY REALTY Co. RIA.
B.anOl
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GOING IN BUSINESS?

Restaurant on Routes 80. eli. 50.
Gross 81 800 week Only $4,000
dn., balance $50 40 per mo. APP
prox. NlS.0O0 worth OF equipment
incl. Where can you beat this?
Body shop, garage and 2-bedrm
residence with liv. rm., ain rm.,
kit and sun porch on acre of
ground located on main hwy Price.
S27,50O, Automobile showroom and
large bldg. with bays. Owner will
convert to suit tenant Will rent
with or without equipment. Also
VIII consider sale. Reason for sale,
health. Call US for more informa-
ton.
Motel, 8 units and living quarters.
On "a acres on main hwy. 80 Minis.
to washington. owner must Sacri-
nee because Of health. $4,000 cash
will handle.
PENTAGoN REALTY co.
Ewes. Cali MR.. BIsEL, JA A. 7 .;S2it
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W. ma. G-NSFNt
'oLORED-6s9 FLA. AVE. NJ
Setup for rentals. $ rms. 3 baths.
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In Virginias beautiful Shenandoah
Valley on Route II, near famous
caverns; II acres, several hundred
feet frontage; IS units, rs tile baths,
room televisions. DrivewayS hard
topped and Curbed. Beautiful main
building consisting Of large lobby.
Sd-seat restaurant. large dining ter
race, all-electric kitchen: also living
quarters, > bedrooms. bath, office,
large game room. patio, 80 It. by 90
it. filtered swimming pool. Own
laundry, " deep water wells. pond.
and other recreational facilities.
Member Superior Courts Price
$1,000 Can be handled with
St5.n00 down Box ol7. New Mar
ket. virginia or phone New Market
out
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EIsSET M COMPLETE TV

SHOP-Seu or rent. 400 18th
ST NV. EN-. 3-3O4i. WO. 6-6S66.
FLOWER Sh0PS--Buy either one
Of two; one located in finest NV.
neighhorhood, est 20 yrs; heavily
inventoried; $1,000 cash. complete.
Other IN new i5-store shopping
center ultramodern; $1,000 cash
and - 200 note. owner unable
10 handle both, best personnel
available 10. 5-Slti6. Sunday.
sELF-SERVICE GROCERY. delics-
lessen. industrial and residential
:. q :. . NnN nnu.n AO n-Nlon-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMER. UNIV. PK.-3-bedrm de,
brk. III baths. oedrm shwr. m
hsnit close tfansp schools shops
GI appr. or -, loan sale hy
OWNER Sa!2 900. 4327 Alton pl
NV, KE 1853. --22
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WANTED
ACCOUNTING PRACTICE

AOOOON I1NO TItIiO IOE
Reputable firm interested in pur-
chasing accountirR practice All
replies confidential. Box 324-A,
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medium size. is sought by estab-
liShed accounting FIRM owner can
so with the practice II desired.
Gail for appointment, Ii, 4-443G
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MILLINERY
AND
ACCESSORIES

DowntoWn. lOO's location.
Size approx. 2Ox15. weekly
Gross approx. $500. Rent,
$50 mo. Risht party can
substantially increase this
business. Sacrifice. very low
price. Investigate. GERBIcH.
EN-. 2-O2sS. NO. 1865.
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INVESTMENT

An unusual return with outstand-
ing opportunity for expansion in
this business. including $1,000
worth Of equipment; a teen-age club
with . separate dance floors, soda
fountain and equipped kitchen. OPP
Grating only . nights week; could
grow into a gold mine for the right
party. Substantial cash and long
term lease will put you In this brick
building with plenty of parking space
in rapid-growing community Posi-
bilities for catering to parties in
addition TO the service clubs and
dance classes which already use the
facilities. Interested party, call Mr..
Bisel, at PENTAGON REALTY CO.,
CIR. 3-O144. or ewes. ia. 1-34I5.
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SALE OR RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

-Four blks. north of Providence
Hospital, 1921 S. Dakota ave. ne.
Semidetached, 2-Story brick Full
basement. 3 bedrms., also separate
dining room. a baths, all new fur
niture: for STAG mo. and 2-year
lease; after years, title TO furni-
ture will be transferred to tenants,
clear. or unfinished sos mo; l
bus fare only. open Sun. 81 p m
or phone for appointment weekdays.
STEUART BROS, INC.
pI. 7-2434 d. 1895
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DO NOT JUDGE THIS NEW
The OUTSIDE. IT LOOKS SMALL
But ITS INTERIOR Is SPACIOUS
AND CHARMING WITH AN IN
DIVIDUALITY ALL ITS OWN. We
can assure you it is well worth YOUR
time to come in.
3 TWIN SIZED BEDROOMS AND
3 FULL TILED BATHS AS WELL
ROOM. Equisite modern kitchen
with 1hermador-type oven and range
and table space,
LOVELY GROUND LEVEL, LARGE
PANELED RECREATION ROOM
WITH FIREPLACE and y bath.
Large bullt-in garage
To reach: North on Conn, ave.
to Ordway st, left TO Both and left
to our open sign.
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WALTER REED HOSPITAL AREA
OPEN SUN. ! TIL DARK
lll9 FERN ST. NV.
2-story brick semidet.: md f.. 9
baths; 3 bedrms. and enclosed sleep
ing porch; LIST A.. liv. rm., din. rm..
tiled kitchen and den; bsmt.. full
bath lge cedar-lined closet; oil
h.-w.h. bet. garage. Excellent
financing.
MICHAEL WALSH g. SONS
RE. 1890 OIL. $3.50
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BAR

OPEN $40 PM TO . PM.
owners quote si5.OuO annual net
pruiit Beau, air-cund. seats 900.
Price S2I 500 Terms. SiOuOO down.
LES SHILBY
MA. 1850
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FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN

Beautiful. modern lingerie and
accessory store. Established over
- years; volume, SlOO.OUO Great
potential for increase. Owner retiT-
ing. Box 42-Y, Star. -23
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HOUSES UhFURNIsHEp
COLORED

1925 o 81 NV: 4 rooms, bath
oil hot-Water heat for refined adults
500
1910 Rigs n NV: = rooms. :
baths. oil hot-Water heat: 500.
100" lfth 81 NV, rooms
hath. gas heat. ~!O
- o st. ne; flat; 3 room, Kit.
and bath Adults Onlv; $50.
GUY THINNER
1920 l1th ST NV. NO. 800
COLORED
1904 COLUMBIA RID. NV
ii rms, = baths, kit: oil heat
cOmpl redec Call Mon, Ii. 10000
HOHENSTEIN BROS. &. DoNAHUE
80 II ST, NE.