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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Flora lfioutss Moderate
prices Cper daily sun noldays Phone
orders also acceuted De- u am wees
niGhts au0 lath 81 Nv ~ E.pipN
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Thursday. November s, 1853. at her T
resdieenee 500 Woodlawn ter. Alex
TON: wife Of D. Worth stanton. mother
q Ma. Douglas w. Stanton. tr-, and
MIS- MIS- James a. Carr, DAUGHTER OF Mrs.
ylla II. Mason; She also Is survived
CAL a. the Domaine Funeral Home.
30 South Washington sta Alexandra,
va, where services VIII be held on
Saturday. November 10. Al ii Am
IntermenL Ivy Hin Cemetery.
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q cation OF Washington Gem
~ &c e.: E !; /; ; !
MN OF conduetine the last Ma
NJ sonic rites for our late broth
or. JOHN L. BERRIo. Ali members
are urged TO attend.
NORMAN "; FERRIS, Master. a
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Af fsss c 3a RMffsdP HiRscH NS Of
.53T Deycnshire pl NV. beloved sis
ter OF Miss Miriam Hirsch Funeral
services at the Bernard DanZansky a
sons Funeral Home. 1901 18th st
NV, on Friday. November 2, at 1880
pm interment Washington Hebrew
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06

Mrs. Vernon Lucke and children.
Doris and Russell of Philadelphia,
returned home on Sunday after
having vacationed with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William g.
Crouch during Easter week. Mr..
Lucke arrived over the weekend
and accompanied his family on the
return trip.
Little frankie Morris spent part
of Easter Sunday with his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marvel. He attended Easter SER
vices. with them at the Pilgrim
Holiness Church and was also a
dinner guest. That afternoon MIR.
and Mrs. Marvel called on her
mother, Mrs. Ida Reed. who re-
Gently suffered a broken nip re-
suiting from a fall at the hcme
of her daughter, Mrs. Alva Bryce,
is l'lowly improving.
s.sI and Mrs. Nelson Belts and
sons, Bobby and Johnny and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Marvel and sons,
Gary and Jay spent Easter Sunday
in Wildwood, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cannon
and their children. and Mrs. Wal
ter Crouch spent Sunday Afternoon
in Pocomoke City, Md
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teff and
three sons of North Adams Mass.
spent the Easter weekend with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Barker In Milton. Their son, CIar-
ence, who is attending Mortician
School in Philadelphia, was also
at home with his parents this past
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Mills and
son, Donald were Sunday guests
of her sister, Mrss Morris in Hoax
wood, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley Williams
are now occupying their home on
Chestnut st. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
came here from Woodstown, N. J.
and Mrs. Williams will be re-
membered as Mrs. Mary Walls for
merly of Milton
Mrs Betty Black entertained the
following members of her bridge
club last Wednesday evening: Mrs.
Wanda King, Mrs. Mary Workman,
Mrs. Alice White, Mrs. Rose Reed.
Mrs. Jane Black. Mrs. Marion Haz-
zard. Mrs Thelma Black and Mrs.
Lydia Wagamon.
Z Mrs. Margaret Tsaacs and her
daughter. Sarah Kay, spent Thurs
day in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06
All Leaders Attend
Training Session

GEORGETOWN - Eight leaders
of All clubs in Sussex County re-
Gently received training on The
Use and Care of the Sewing Ma
chine program offered to All
leaders by the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company
The training program and the
Use on Care of the Sewing Ma
chine" Is a new program this year.
1t was set up by the Federal and
State Extension Services, the Ma
tional Committee on Boys and
Girls Club Work and the Singer
Sewing Machine Company to train
leaders in how to use and care for
the sewing machine, so they in
turn can more effectively work
with All Club members at various
stages of development.
The first meeting of this type
was held at the Singer Shop in Sea-
ford on March q and %. Those
leaders who received the training
were Mrs. Virginia Nelson, Mrs
Grace Hastings, Mrs. Clifton See
ly, Miss Joyce Warrington of the
Dublin Hill Club; Mrs. Paul Short,
County Seat Club; Mrs. Mildred
Williams, Wesley-Cannon Club,
and Mrs. Howard Workman of the
Delmar Club. Training was given
by Miss Young, supervisor from
the New York Office and Miss Eva
Bouchard, from the Central Agency
Office in Silver Springs. Bernard
inc Patterson, All Club Agent, al
so assisted with the training.
Bernardine Patterson, County
All Club Agent, says that the
training takes two full days and
during this time the group learns
to do such things as thread the
machine. adjust the tension and
pressure for various weights of
fabrics, use the buttonholer and
other attachments, to oil and lub-
ricate the machine and 20 make
several types of finishes for gar
ments.
Another training meeting of this
type will be held April z and Ii.
for leaders in Kent and Sussex
Counties.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06

Mrs. EarI Reed. Mrs. Raymond
Spencer aid Mrs. Francis Wilkins
attended the early morning Sun
rise Service in St. Johns Church
near MiIlsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Clendaniel
of Milford spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Glen
daniel.
On Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs
George Marvel were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Marvel.
On Saturday afternoon at p. M
little Gwen Fisher was christened
at services held In the Trinity OF
Assertion Episcopal Church in
CIaymont, Del. Miss Harriet Fisher
of Dover, Gwenn's aunt was Cod
mother and Mr.. William Grove was
Godfather
Following the ceremony. her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs.. Charles Fisher
served a buffet supper at their
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06
MIL
By
Walter W. Crouch
Phone
MIlion 1886

Last Thursday, March 29th, VIM.
A. Johnson celebrated his 80th
birthday at his home on Chestnut
ST. He was pleasantly surprised at
being remembered by his numerous
friends who brought him gifts and
sent a shower of birthday greet
ings. Mr.. Johnson has been asso-
ciated with the NAPLES Lumber Co.,
for many years and until recently
was still very actively engaged in
that business. He is also an active
member of the Grace Methodist
Church and is well known citizen
of this community where he has
lived all of his life. Everyone
wishes to join in wishing him many,
many more healthy happy years.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06

home in Claymont for the out-of-
town guests who were at the ser
vices. These guests Included Gwen s
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
E. Clendaniel as well as Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl King and sons. Benny
and Tommy. Miss Harriet Fisher.
Mrs. Naomi Fisher and George
Fisher of Dover.
Ms Marguerite Messick, vice
chairman of the Sussex County Re
publican Committee. went to Milton
Tuesday evening for the official
organization of a Republican Wo-
mems s Club of that town.
Meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. William Spencer. Elected
to office were Mrs. Laura Lank
president; Mrs. EIdora Reed, vice
president: Mrs. Imogene SgepSer,
secretary, and Mrs. Anita Reese,
treasurer.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06
MILLSBORO

The MYF OF Carey's Church will
hold service Sunday night, April 8,
at 7:30. Mary Belle Cowen will be
In charge of the service. There will
be special singing. and Mr.. Elmer
Revel will bring the message. The
public is invited to attend.
Millsboro Lions Club is holding
Ladies Night" at Grace Church
Hall in Georgetown, Monday night,
April 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kemp and
daughter. Bonita, of Stonehurst,
Newport. spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Burton.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard McCabe
and family spent the Easter holi-
days in Raleigh and Saratoga, N. c.
Mrs. Clayton M. Dukes enter
tanned the Bi-Monthly Bridge Club
on Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Banning
and sons. Mike and Mark, of Mil
ford spent the Easter holidays
with Mrs. Miriam G. Hickman.
Henrietta March, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Murch, is a
patient in Milford Memorial Hos
pital.
Miss Kathleen Dobson spent the
Easter holidays with her brother
In-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Brown. and their infant son
In Oak Ridge. Tennessee She was
met In Washington. Sunday. by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dob
son.
Kitty Ellis of Seaford is spend
ing this week with her grand
mother. Mrs. c. Dale Lingo. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daisey and
daughters, Barbara Ann and Betty
Jean, OF Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs
willard Cain or Boothwyn, Pa,
and Mr.. Daniel Henderson were
Easter guests of Mrs. 5allie Walls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Americus Belts were
also Sunday Afternoon guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Godfrey of
Newark spent the Easter weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Godfrey
Mrs. Reginald Lynch is pa
tient in Beebe Hospital.
Miss Susan Hill of Woodstown,
N. j., Is spending the Easter va
cation with Mr. and Mr.. II. B.
Mitchell.
Mrs. Clara Young of Philadelphia
spent the Weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Egil Garthe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry Fis-
cher and son of New Hope, Pa.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Baker on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Don Belts and children of
Wilmington spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Belts. Mr..
Belts joined them over the week
end.
Mrs. Harley P. White has re-
turned to her home, where she is
convalescing, after several weeks
treatment in Beebe Hospital.
Mrs. Burton Cannon, Sr., and
Mrs. Clarence Esham of Frankford
were weekend guests OF Mrs. c.
Dale Lingo, Sr.
Bruce Hornung underwent a
fonsilleatomy last Tuesday in Pen-
insula General Hospital, Salisbury
Mr.. and Mrs. l. John Collins and
Johnny and Jan spent the Easter
weekend in New York.
MIR. and Mrs. George Outten and
daughters, Susan and Bonnie, are
vacationing in Hollywood, Fla.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06
ARMY HONEYMOON

FORT CARSON, Colo. up -
A second honeymoon is planned by
a Fort Carson warrant officer on
his transfer to duty at Fort Rich
ardson, Alaska.
CWO Harry Montgomery receiv-
ed special permission. to go in his
new station wagon with Mrs.
Montgomery TO Anchorage, Alaska
Montgomery estimated the trip
would take Is days from Colorado
Springs to Anchorage. The 1000
miles over the Alcap Highway in
cIudes 1900 miles over dirt roads.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06
FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE

+ GRANDFIELD. Okla. - Up -
Football coaches aren't the only
ones who get automobiles from ad-
mirers.
William r. Brown, Oklahoma vo-
cational agricultural instructor for
40 years. has been presented a new
car by Tillman County citizens and
more than 400 of his former stu
dents.
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06
INDIANS ASK FUND

CHAMPAIGN, III. - up - lot
of wampum is at stake in case
between the Potawatomi Indians
and the Federal Indian Claims
Commission Professor Nathalia
Betting, University of Illinois his
torian. is helping the Indians pre-
pare their case.
The Potawatomi once lived in
much of Northern Illinois. They
ceded about four million acres of
land to the United States for about
four cents an acre. The United
States sold it for $1.25 an acre.
The Potawatomi now number
about 1900 and live on reserva-
ton in Oklahoma, with other
hands in Kansas, Michigan and On
tario. M
classified Ads Gof RoSulta Nl
Milford chronicle., 1956-04-06

Mrs. Eleanor Campbell was
chosen membership chairman. 1t
was announced that the charter
would remain open for new MEM
bers until May 3.
Netx meeting viii be at the Mil
ton Fire Hall. April 12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28

What an amazing valuel Only $50
pairs and they'll go fast because
they're sturdy, top style design.
Broken sizes. ChiIdren's Shoes-2nd
Floor, Washington and SLIDER Spring:
Srd Floor. PARKington.
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$500 FAMOUS
BABY CRIB

OsSS~Nb OesU
Has double drop sides with plastic
teething railsi 4-position spring. All
hardwood rs so low priced. End
Floor, Washington; 4th Floor Siluer
Spring; Ord Floor. PARKington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28

TroditionoIly, month full Of excitement!
A month full Of savings! A month full Of
special events! Read the newspapers every
day, as department after department brings
you savings on fresh ossortments Of the
bFond-new fashions and home furnishings
you need for your fomiIy. Reed the follow
ing pages for some Of these savings. All
month, wotch for news Of MORE savings,
fashion shows and other thrilling events at
oil 3 Heeht Co. stores.
JUST SAY "cHARGE IT" AT THE HEIGHT
CO. No need to risk carrying big bills. Toke
advantage Of The Heeht Co.'s charge privi-
Ieses. Buy everything you need for your
home and fomiIy at Heeht Month savings.
Arrange q 3o-doy Shopping Plate account.
or a Revolving Charge account with poy-
ments toiIoFed to your budget.
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z.ie VARIETY PIECES
DUTCH BLUE ovENWARE
= an

800 pieces-tea pots, relish dishes,
quart pitchers, sugar and creamers.
casseroles. 9TH Floor. Washington;
18th Floor. SLIDER Spring and PARK
ington.
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No Mail Or Phone Orders!
1899 FLEXIBLE
FLOOR LAMPS
-. o..,.. 4.99 .ssh

Saturday Only 4sOO -"
Just u. Black with polished brass
trim. White plastic shade. 9TH Floor.
Washington. 9TH Floor, Saper Spring
and PARKington.
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SUITLANDi 2390 Houston I'd. al
Diet. brick. fun bsmt auto. gas
heat; priced TO sell with no down
payment Vet or non-vet; reason
able monthly terms. To inspect key
in doorWay Call MR.. VINNICK.
ME S-noln Hnnle DE O-n-ll
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WESTMORELAND
HILLS AREA
3-BEDROoM RAMBLER
GI-S3OO DOWN

Unusual Wheaton bargain Like
nev Brick home with equipped kit.
daylight bsmt., fenced lot. Only
Si4.g5U
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FOR LEASE

ION AND r y W.
Ground floor space with spacious
display windows. ideal for once or
store. Located In extremely busy
NV. in new modern air-cond. build
ING, APPROXIMATELY l.U0n Il Of space,
foureScent lighting " lavatories
and service entr. immeo occupancy,
BELFIOPE co. d. 1-5522
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

.. ACRE1oa:bedrm; masonry. un-
finished OWNER, 10. 1S455
zoo DOWN. easy monthly pavts.-
2O-ft. iiv. rm.. sep din rm.. lge
kit. 3 twin size bedrms. with walk
in closets: i4-acre fenced lot. M
eyerythins Vacant for quick poss
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
AP. 1-1i1i
$I65 DN..s non-vet. or vet Nearly
Q new ,3-bedrm. brick and masonry
rambler s.pk NJ She psri nv Bal 80
S1il I'll . pm
TOWERING OAKS AND ELMs sur.
round this all-brick ;i-bedrm home
paneled recr. rm close 70 shops,
schools, and bus across street: Gil
or FILA; price ~li.guu JAMES {
CONLEY & co, AP i-6.9.
NO MONEY DOWN to qualified GI,
Here is an opportunity to buy your
futuristic rambler with such lea
lures as compartment bath. color
STYLED Kitchen; : lara oedrns ful
SI5.056. Cali It'll q pm. WA :
1000 ROBT s. DAVIS & CO INC
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Small white
clapboard cottage Neighbornood Of
fine homes. stunning knotty pine
rec. rm. Cool OAK shaded lot A
sweet little home, $500 DIN to vets
Only $50 80 per mo. W R.
HUGHES co, AP. 1-l400 I'll 9 pm.
$1,000 TERMS; todav's best buy.
Fowler lane. Lanham. Md; mi
D. c.: recently built. ultra mod
home: full daylight bsmt., outside
emit; lot 215' deep ideal garden
spot. Ewes. JU 9-J04l. HE A.
$500. W. W. LEWIS.
a, ACRE-New 3-bedrm. masonry
ramblers, 81 900 down OWNER,
10 1-S455
LANGLEY RAMBLERS, . and 3
bedrms.. full bsmts., all-elec kits. :.
81 $50 to $4,000.
New ramblers in prime loo, mr..
new freeway start al Sl2,g50; VIII
trade. PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
CO.. UN 5-ll66, WA. 1865.
FARMLAND, IO4 Druid pl.-3-bedrm
brk. rambler. : years old; verv lge
fenced yard. Sl5.950.
CLIN roN-3-bedrm rambler; lge.
level lot. approx. l10Xl1O. with
nice trees; att. garage Must see TO
appreciate. Sl5.950. Right ST liRht
IN Clinton. approx. miles TO Box
534
PUFFFNBERGER. REALTOR
10. $1,000 or LII. I-1O60
TAKOMA PARK
1915 Ersklne st. Modern 3-bedrm
Colonial brick excel cond full!
bsmt ; walk to schools. near tranSp
Sll 800. Call HE. 4-d40u HUGH I
PECK. 1850 New Hampshire ave.
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ADELPHI VILLAGE

choose from IN this new subdivision
Of homes that are an architects
dream of perfection brand new
lamblers with 3 large bedrooms.
huge living rm. w/hrepl., Ia baths
dreamy kitchen, spacious family
room bue now and get your choice
Of lots BUY OF the year 1T SI6.a1u
plus extras. Easy terms. OPEN
Drive out N H ave. today to $500
blk, right on Adelphi I'd. 3 blks
to furnished model home. Ju. s.
1900. BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
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HOUSES for SALE, VA. Cont

SUPREME, only
blocks from Hecht's. Catholic and
public schools magnificent 2-yr.-
young 4-bedrm. 2-bath brk. ram
bier completely aforementioned;
breakfast space In kit. center hall:
house Is immaculate; level lot, As
sumo ~ 5000 Gil loan. Real good
price. Phone now to inspect. JE.
;i-"O93
AMAZING, for S130O0-Full bsmt.
expandable attic :. bedrms., nice
lily rm. with din area Lge XII
with eating space wonderful loo
atty assume huge Gil loan and
p peYe nv right y HORSEBACK
Church. JE 2-310d.
$3.50 DOMINO OTHER PLACE
can you find 3-bedrm Rancher
with. full bsm!;, with inside and
liv. rm with din l.. fenced ward;
driveway and garage foundation.
Sl3.15O and open &c offer with
more cash down. HORSEBACK
lo7 v. Broad st, Falls Church
OLD ENGLISH. is the way to de-
scribe this Charming home in
nearby Falls Church. Corner fire.
=. on the balcony levep. Won't
100000. MONCURE AGENCY. 6sia
Lee hwy, JE. 2-22OO.
NOT OFTEN do we offer such a
value bedrms.. finished den or
sun rm fireplace in living rm.
formal dining rm.. basement, ga
rage, hot-water heating. Heart Of
Arlington. Only $1,000 down AS.
sumo financing. Full price Sl1.-
Cnrln -.
July ). JE. 3-3O93. A. John
CHAPMAN & son.
PRIVATE Beautiful n
acre. > Minis. from the river, SI3,.
$50 buys this brand-new Califor.
mia rancher. Spacious. attractive
rms. lily. rm with firepl.. approx
;ixl4 IT.; mod. Dashboard heat
Ideal for those desiring thar owL
small estate and the quiet Tranquil
81 600 cash and payments % So
ESTATE 1T sER sV ~ nc e.5 Rtf \
Glebe lof Lee hwy. Open 90
DO-IT-YOURSELF = Beautiful pre-.
cut to , bedrms.: eaSil' erected
low down payment: catalogs. 35c
VA. SWIFT HOMES. next TO y!
Diner, Fairfax. Va Call CIR 3
FFA-MMITARY, S?,I5O or Gil OF
5000 civilian. Most unusual 4
bedrm, split-level, tremendous
wooded location Fireplace in liv-
ing rm., full basement. nice kitchen
and dining rm. Over 40 trees on
lot. Reduced for immediate occu-
pancv Only S1925O. Seeing will
convince you. JE. 3-2O93. A. JOHN
CHAPMAN a. SON
ARLINGTON. NORTH
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-KEPT
Brick Colonial near Tara with air
cond. bedrm fin. bsmt.. Diet brk
gar, chain link fence beautifully
handicapped OWNER. 20l7 N. sJef-
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WOODMOOR

Three.bedroom rambler. insulated
second floor, space for one large bed.
room. extra large kitchen with
plenty OF table space, LARGE living
lent condition. VA appraised lOes
hnMn Price. SIS 1nn
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BETHESDA-OPEN

Make today a glorious 4th by pur-
chasing q fine. brick split level,
quality-built home in a firSt-rate
Bethesda area. One is priced al
81 $50. the other at S2g,450,
Either one can be bought for only
$4,000 cash down. Enjoy plenty OF
elbow room inside and out. Live
where you and your family will have
viii be proud for your friends tic tG
visit YOU. Drive out today. and &c
through furnished model home. Out
River I'd, right on Wilson lane. right
on Whittier blvd to open sign o.
out Wisconsin ave. left on Bradley
blvd. left on Wilson lane, left or
Whittier blvd. OPEN today until
dark Call OIL. 4-O64a or RE, =
$3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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Continued on Next Pass
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California BUNGALOW on big level
tot. nr everything. ~ 900 dn.
and take over Gil loan. NJ. new
freeway. schools and shopping
Payments less than ant rental
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
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KIRKSIDE
CHEVY CHASE

Quality built brick Colonial in
brand-neW house condition. Gus
tom built for present owner and sit
uatec on large Level corner LOT,
beautifully shrubbed with lovely OLD
tree shaded garden overlooking mani
cured Government park Featuring
true center hall, exceptionally, large
living room with marble faced fire.
place. family-size dining room. mod
ern kitchen, study or library and
DO y0er room LIST floor. 3 big bed
rooms lone of master sizel :. baths
plus LARGE Walk-in closets md floor
Finished dormitory room 3rd floor.
Full daylight basement with attrac-
tive clubroom, utility room and bath
o-car detached saraee. offered az
S39.950. Evenings, call EN-. 2-3S56
or DI 1-BS3U
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Vet or Non-Vet-S17. $50

Brick split level. } months old: :;
with iishwasher and disposal: > tile
baths. large finished recreation room
Large corner lot. VIII 6-96oI Out
Wis. ave. past Naval Hosp. ga
miles to Randolph I'd, right to l4lO0
Hunters lane
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BRICK RAMBLER, BIOS 10Th place

81. Arlington. Out Columbia pike
. bedrms.. storage attic Must sell
this week Low valuation: SlI.i50
Make Otier open week ends, holi.
DAYS and evenings s.
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Builders Dream

Frame nome N GlenmOnt With
separate dining ROOM three bed
rooms bath and -paneled rec.
reation room with bar. beauti-
fully immaculate home on a fenced
lot with barbecue pit Slla5O
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-FlMILY BLDG. on acre Of ground

in NEARBY Nd This BLDG. has ,
spacious e-bedrm ants, oil hot.
new house cond. Priced for quick
sale. VIII consider YOUR home in
trade For further Information call
Mr.. FRIEDRICH RE. 7-246l- OF
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ToDAYS BEST BUY Gil apr
SIP g2j; mr. new 3-bedrm brick
rambler full bsmt. Easy terms tt
COW buyer Poss Paved 81 Mr.
everything Ewes. WE J-2i!g HE
4-3jUO w W LEWIS.
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HOUSES BY HUGnEs-choice west

HysttSviiie corner location. Hiph
panoramic view. Solid brk. con-
struction from top to bottom &
extra large rms. dusty. dry bsmt
priced low at Sl4tj0: $50 dn. 10
vets, ", R HUGHES co. AP :.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
5205 9th Ave

Drive by and see this Diet brick
with = lovely bedrms., full din
rm, Oct. gar. lovely backyard COM
pletely fenced Ideal for the small
family or working couple. We also
have 3-bedrm rambler: yrs
old; a block school Owner forced
to sell. other houses to $40. 900 We
for YOU. Call MR.. TAsKBR. 10
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