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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-07-20
FORMER Al MEMBERS CAN BE NOMINATED
IN NEW AWARD PROGRAM HONORINC ADULTS

Do you know member of National All Club Congress in
community whom you Chicago, November
slider notable in his Men and
an vously Club members
outstanding outstanding
or as leader in community and Of participation and leadership
a former All member? a in their chosen
And have often thought cupaon profession eg
that that should consideration
of public recognition your
for his c nifty who is eligible for this
zenshp responsibilities and fill the blank
achievement in life? your County Extension
now have the Office They have official nom
tunity to do something about it, nation
according Noble Many success
Of the National Committee full
Boys and Girls Club Work. Others leaders business
Plant Food Division Of DIN NAV have been recently
Corporation active work vet
Recognition ceived through the program
Program the only All Award they contribute the
Program honorng adults ment of community state and
your these coveted the awards are m
awards by filling out the form inspire prntday youth to
below and sending your greater accomplishments
county Extension agent viding living
The program provides two dependable purposeful citizen
certificates awards each ship (2
county Four state winners All Club members
selected from all the county in All work.
winners presented FURNISHED Fill in information regarding
copper plaques mounted nominee for National All
walnut Alumni Recognition Award,
Eight people, four and attach supplementary info
four chosen from all the nation which be helpful and
state winners, will receive gold submit the County Extension
keys and al-expense trips to the Office.
Background Information On Nominee
(Lf married wonun indicate full name)
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high school teachers. are also
open to other qualified individuals
Many of those who enroll in
these summer schiol studies will
do so for their value in classroom
instruction, while other students
will be progressing toward mas
ter's degrees.
The course, Nursery School
Methods and Materials, will be
under the direction of Frances L..
Jordan, assistant professor in
home economics. The first time
that this course has been offered,
it is being given in response to a
demand by teachers of pre-school
children and is intended to satisfy
pressing need in the state. The
study is prepared for nursery
school teachers, not instructors in
public school kindergartens.
The nursery school course is an
advanced study of materials and
methods used in children's CEN
ters. Emphasis will be placed on
the necessity of understanding
children's behavior, and the ex-
ploration of creative arts, htera-
ture and music will also be ap-
preached. Daily lectures are plan
ned in addition to periods of sup
ervised participation in the nur-
sery school.
The Advanced Clothes Problems
course is an introduction to the
Bishop method of clothing con-
struction and tailoring. Although
this will be the third summer that
the material has been offered, a
recently completed graduate sur
vey showed that there Is still a
definite need for a knowledge of
this subject in Delaware. While
the course will be geared toward
secondary school teachers, anyone
with previous formal training in
clothing is eligible to enroll in the
course. Dean Wines will instruct
the three-week course which Be-
gins June IS.
The third course selection, Home
Furnishings, is also new to the
university curriculum. Under the
direction of Mary Ellen Michaud,
assistant professor of home econ
omics. it is a study of the contn-
buttons that accepted 'techniques
of construction can make dn the
wise selections of home furnish
ings. Designed primarily for
homemaking teachers but open to
others as we'll, the course will
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Grade S-3, Mrs. Everett, teach
er-James Bradley, Ronald Budd,
Leon Collins, Jane Fortner, Dean
Fraley, Kenneth Haley, Arleen
Ja1nan, Donald Jones, Kaye
Kraus, Rodney Lowman, Pamela
Lurty, Cheryl Pappas, Kern Piser,
Alan Robinson, Fred Shaw, John
Slaughter Paul Smith, John
Stevens, David West.
Grade 2-1, Mrs. Ricards, teach
er-Davis Bell, James Everhart,
Robert Hutchins, Herbert Kelley,
Terry Slaughter, Lorraine Dixon,
Nancy Hurd, Vivian Jarman,
Marijane Mills. Kathryn Urian.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher
Mary Brown, Connie Mitchell,
Karen Nickols, Dorothy Pleasan-
ton, Charlene Wagaman, Wayne
Dixon, James Givens, John Post
les, Frank Romans, Harry Still.
Grade 2-3, Miss Hill, teacher
Meredith Wilder, George Bratton,
James Cornelius, Edward Grace.
Grade IL, Mrs. Powell, teach
er-David Budd, Helen Goldsbor-
ough, George Graham, Linda
Moore, Wayne Morrow, Charlan
Robinson, Edward Urian.
Grade IL, Miss Stats, teach
er-Joyce Ann Blendt, Sabine
Bobzin, Billy Cox, George Davis,
Jr., Karlyn Everhart, Larry Helm
old, Easley Pierson, John Truax,
Jr., Rebecca Stafford.
Grade 1-3, Mrs. Robinson, teach
er-William Boyles, John Morris,
George Price, Keith Williams,
Gayle Craig, Gail Everhart, Bar
bara Howard.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26

liam Conner, Carl Fischer, Steph-
en- Hankins, Robert Keen, John
Martin, Gerald Reedy, William
Slacum, George Stats, Charles
Swain, Sharon Maloney.
Grade 9-3, Mrs. Lucia, teacher
Barbara Akin, Patricia Barnes,
Norma Blendt, Joyce Carey, jan
ct Christopher, Sue David, Jeanne
Faulkner, Sarah Johnson, Simone
Media, Dorothy Montgomery, Dor
is Moore, Jean Schirling, Barbara
vanPelt, Elaine Walker, Doris
Wilson, Edna Seward.
Grade 81, Mrs. Smack, teacher
Richard Bailey, Arthur Whaley,
Beverly Bilbrough, Alice Graham
Geraldine Moore, Audrey Scotten,
Virginia Wyatt.
Grade 80, Mr.. Hitch, teacher
Patsy Baker, Nancy Boyles, Ger
aid Canody, ia Anne Craig, Bev-
erly David, Nancy Hall, Douglas
Miller, Bruce Moffitt, David Pass
more, Alberta Pierson, Susan
Price, Barry Pritchard, Betty
Ruch, Donald Scott, Judy Slaugh-
ter, Mary Catherine Smith, Carol
Wolford.
Grade 8-3, Mr.. Tabb, teacher
Alta Chambers, Allen Cook, Man.
cy Graham, Lidia Kitschik, David
Marsh, Franklin McGinnis, Jean
Patterson, Dennis Potter, Margar-
ct Scuse, John Sheridan, Thomas
Stachecki.
Grade I'll, Mr.. Galley, teacher
Eugene Startt, Margaret Palmer,
Lorraine Pierson, Elizabeth Shock
ley, Elaine Stauffer.
Grade 7-2, Miss Cornelius,
teacher-Robert Boyer, James
Fischer. Joseph Myers, James
Pappas. Gordon Reed. Kenneth
Shane, Roger Stradley, David
Todd, Bruce Pearce, Norma Jane
Birmingham, Kay David, Carol
Downes, Barbara Faulkner, Clara
Ann Jones. Sandra Kruchen, Kay
McElwee, Lana Reed, Helen
Shackleton, Joan Stevens.
Grade 7-3, Mrs. Jones, teacher
Edith Beckley, Shirley Fortner,
Margaret Seward, Mary Emma
Smith, Sandra Warren, Joan
Whaley, Louis Caldwell, Daniel
Fox, Clinton Helm, Clyde Knight,
Robert Mitchell, Nicolas Rosello,
Thomas Schmidt, Richard Shock
ley, Robert Slower.
Grade 6-1, Miss Matthews,
teacher-Sharon Archer, Nancy
Goldsborough, Catherine Knight,
Nancy Moore, Jean Carroll, Bran
don Jones, Francis Sheridan, Dav-
id Urian.
Grade 6-2, Mrs. Smith, teacher
Mary Brown, Joyce Christoph-
er, Karen Everhart, Donna Far
les, Herman Fortner, Edna Irwin,
Walter Moore, Leonard Reed,
Barbara Ross.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26

Tne following Stuoents are on
the perfect attendance honor roll
at the John Bassett Moore School
for the month Of March:
Grade 12-1, Mr.. Everett, teach
er-Walter Moffett, Charles Park.
er, Richard Price, Henry Price,
Robert Saatman, Albert Schweit.
ger, George Scuse, Edward Wheel
er, Rodney Shane, Ruth Carey,
Beverly Carter, Betty Jean Lief
er, Mary Meleri, Sandy Poore,
Charlotte Pryor, Ruth Wiley.
Grade 1872, Miss Amo, teacher
John Clark, Florence Conley
Shirley Darrell, Betty Lee Dulin,
Shirley Everett, Matthew Fischer,
Jean Ivory, Ruth Reynolds. Renee
Stevens, Janet Thorpe.
Grade Ill, Miss Reed, teacher
Elizabeth Faulkner, Shirley
Morris, Bruce Ennis.
Grade 11-2, Mrs. Mendenhall,
teacher-Donald Blow, David
Deakyne. Robert Hurd, Jane John
son, Janet Johnson, Beverly Rus
by, Ann Shaw, Ben Solloway,
Mary Ann Stats, Hope Steele.
Grade 10-1, Miss Brown, teach
er-Mary Attix, Jacqueline Die
micke, Naomi Edge, Roger Kel-
sey. Francis Knots, Judy Pass
more.
Grade 1912, Mrs. Cary. teacher
james Chase, David Ddckerson,
Dale Loder, Katherine Norman,
Horace Pugh, Richard Reed, Dale
Reedy, Carolyn Reynolds, Jac-
queline Roe, Joyce Shane, Chris
tine Sharp. Robert Spencer, Car
ole Wickham, Bruce Wright.
Grade 1913, Miss Riley, teacher
John Scott, Daisy Connor,
Dawn FAIRIES, Evelyn Robinson,
Rebecca Scotten.
Grade 9-1, Mrs. Getty, teacher
Raymond Alexander, James
Bailey, George David, Edwin Eley,
Joseph Ford, William Krim, Will
liam Stokesbury, Grace Davis,
Linda Gonce, Diane Hairgrove,
Virginia Hurd, Norma Leathern,
Gloria Steller, Lois Warren.
Grade 9-2, Miss Macarthur,
teacher-Barbara Eley, Patsy
Kane, Deborah Kennedy, Sandra-
lynn Short, Bobby Bowen, William
Brittingham, Willard Cauffman,
Richard Cole, Roger Cole, Will
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26

Grade 6-3, Mrs. Pryor, teacher
Carol Lee Burris, Donna Rae
Long, Patsy Mofitt, Mary Nor
ris, Bette Ann Stats, Ralph
Knots, Richard Moore, Robert
Pritchard, John Ramsey, Kenneth
Smith, James Steller.
Grade 5-1, Miss Scout, teacher
Richard Reedy, Ronald Sayers,
George Slaughter, Adelbert Sta
checki, Larry Tush, Ruth Carey,
Sandra David, Carol Hodukavich.
Georgia Ann Langrell, Bonnie
Locates, 10 Ann Marvel.
Grade So, Mrs. Bryson, teacher
Doris Beverly, Raymond Brown,
Cynthia Cary, Charlotte Dishman,
Wanda Fischer, Pauline Fortner,
Sandra Fortner, Florence Fraley,
Allen Haley, Dale Hurd, Orlan
Kelley, Burrill Mccoy, Carol Pep
per, Eva Pierson, Barbara Pot
ger, Catherine Seward, Arthur
Turner.
Grade SO, Mrs. Woodring,
teacher-William Cornelius, David
Pletsch, Stephen Schmittinger,
Norma Deats, Marguerite Jack
son, Sandra Schuman.
Grade Al, Mrs. Piper, teacher
Roger Attix, Willis Martin,
Bobby Merrill, Freddy Myers,
Carole Behrens, Jeanne Gilmore,
Connie Griffin, Bonnie Langrell,
Carolyn Lockerman, Beverly
startt, Gail Mills, Mary J. Waga-
man.
Grade Az, Mrs. Winchell, teach
er-Bruce Akin, Wayne Carrow,
James Hewes, Robert Hurd, Rich
ard Nelson, Ronald Powell, Rom
aid Reed, William Wisniewski,
Joyce Archer, Vivian Chambers,
Deborah Downs. Cynthia Lamb,
Sharon Postles, Rita Sheridan,
Dorothy Wilson.
Grade 4-3, Mrs. Greer, teacher
Clarence Collins, Colin Cooper,
Joseph Haman, Ronald Hofferker,
Franz Media, Drew Reynolds,
Randall Slaughter, Lucille Fisch-
er, Dorothy Lugar, Catherine
Hurd, Betty Pierson, Ermel Sew
ard.
Grade 81, Mrs. Matthews,
teacher-Robert Anderson, Will
liam David, Freddy Morris, Ken
meth Newberg, John Steller, Joyce
Chase, Sally Cooper, Donna Drake,
Nancy Ennis, Janet Helm, Doris
Jackson, Nancy Moore, Patsy
Passwaters, Terri Pleasanton,
Janice Rochester, Deanna Smith.
Grade 30, Mrs. Joseph, teacher
Anita Darrell, Edgar Hurd,
Sadie Jackson, Billy Lewis, Lois
Mack, Donald McAllister, Harvey
Reed, Nancy Schulze, Sammy
Slaughter, John Urian, Leon Van
Arsdall, Vivian Wagaman, Mar
lene Wilkinson.
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26
NEW COURSES AT UD.

University Offers Three Home
Economics Summer Courses
Three courses in home econom-
les, two of which are scheduled
for the first time, will be offered
in the University of Delaware
summer session this year, an
nounced acting dean Mary e.
Wines this week.
The course offerings are Muir
sery School Methods and Mater
ials, Advanced Clothing Problems,
and Home Furnishings. Miss
Wines commented that these stud
les, while primarily designed for
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26

cover the construction, care and
repair of certain furnishing items,
including laboratory work in slip
covers, upholstering, draperies, re-
finishing Of woods and simple car
pentry. This is a three-week
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26
MEET THE NEW BOSS
in the Performance Department!

Then they tailored an all-new Strato-Flight
Hydra-Matic* especially for Pontiac's high
stepping Strato-Streak power plant-and for
nothing else! The blazing action~of 227 horses is
yours in flash with the positive, no-lag action
of gears-plus an amazing liquid coupling for
smooth, uninterrupted flow ofpower to the wheels.
Bring yourself up to date-come in and pilot
the surprise car of the year-you'n soon see what
the talks all about!
And don't be afraid to ask about price, for
that's another pleasant surprise the one that
will let you boss the best on the road for great
deal less than you probably think! euo option.
, y1rIco mon II cfOy1 a,o1Jf
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course which begins on July 9.

Lots of students don't know
who is the president of their coll
lege but can tell you in a hurry
who is the football coach.
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Come in and Drive
the Surprise Car of the Year!

CII6 OUIp pIIS6 VdI UI CIIG I0dI
~ The words getting around fast-the big,
handsome husky you see here is the big surprise
that caught the industry year or so off BALANCED
But it didn't come as any surprise to Pontiac
engineers that they had the years performance
sensation.
They knew all along that it would be, because
they started from scratch and designed the most
modern and efficient high compression, high
torque V-8 engine in America
Smyrna times., 1956-04-26
ATTENDANCE AT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Teachers of Smyrna Schools
Submit Their Honor List
to the Superintendent
HONOR ROLL FOR MONTH

The following students are on
the perfect attendance honor roll
at the John Bassett Moore School
for the month of March:
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fcentll7s1 . EfEi Pagsl
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DRY CLEANING AND SHOE RRPAIH
Volume Of approx. $4,000 annually
$4,000 cash. Box 4S-T. Star.
BILLIARD PARLOR, has del. license,
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DON'T SPEND A NICKEL
Owner Transferred

Offers this adorable Cape Cod with 9
bedrooms and bath on 1st floor and
expandable. 2nd floor with full tile
bath already finished: full basement
with. outside entrance; double hung
windows; garage. CT appraised, Price,
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FALLs ClIURcH AREA--sif BOO

Rambler J.5sefr6, attachsd eafs
port; nrepL, zarbsxs dlsposai. ex-
bapGt Ian auto washer. ftoye.
reffT.. fenced yard patio baFDs-
eye y acre ": rover never. loads
q sssraEe. 81 s2s sz.2SO down.
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TAVERN FOE SALE, on and on sal
ncense;. air eond.; gas heated: bowl
ing. alleys; slot machines; poo
tables; located in Charles Co.. Nd
3-5371. 4 70 8 pm. 14s
SHOE REPAIR DRY CLEANIN0
Plant. Suitland Nd; $4,000 las
terms. ITo For appt., ,pt. M pixon' SrU'ISs RE-
6-5656. WEST q DIXON, Realtors
REsTAURANT (coIoredl --/Beer an,
and LIQUOR license; rare opportunity
1st commercial zone; low rent
estab since 1g41. Owner selling be
cause Of health. North 1852. 18.
STORE FOR RENT--Prime location
near large Safeway and adjoining
open In Feb. win finish to sui
tenant. size, 25x120 II. PARKING
FOR 75 CARS. $500 Lee hwy.
Arl., Call Mr.. Sitkln, KE. 6-932s
ALBERT H. COHEN CO., IA. 2
1861.
DRY CLEANING AND SHOE REPAII
due to owners health. must sell
| Volume Of approx. $4,000 annually
$4,000 cash. Box 4S-T. Star.
lBILLIARD PARLOR, has del. license
| in operation. Owner leaving tow
because Of illness. Box 242-S, Star
TV SALES AND SERVICE
Partner retiring. Entire business
profitable with favorable lease ant
low operating cost. Store located II
/ eavy-traffic area. NV. d. c. White
upper-lncome neighborhood. Sub
stantIal income from service ant
rentals. II you are intelligent. with
some merchandising ability you car
take over this business; 1Othel
Minimum Investment Si.250. No deas
istock to purchase. For app't. writ
Box 211.T. Star.
Attention! Attention!
Guesthouse buyers. Detached house
20 rooms, Q baths, garage, elevator
newly redec0rated; serving meals
Income quoted today, S2,126 |
month (check profiD. Rent, $35l
6Sdns %S ISns pfcsd fHss y Ei'a sel option to 'u
Edwin L. Ellis, Broker
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-514O
CAN YOU QUALIFY?
National organization expandin
local ofncess wants hieh-srade maj
from sales or management field
Permanency and substantial incom
| guaranteed by franchise and con
tract. Age 20 to 45. married. !:
years college or equivalent, Writ
and experience. Confidential. Bo,
20l-S Star.
NO MONEY DOWN
GROCERY STORE doing S1.4OI
per wk., on heavily trafncked street
very good moneymaker. Easy terms
JUNK YARD
Doing nice business, Total price
$4,000. Can be bought with $1,000
MIDTOWN DRESS SHOP
S45, 900 vol, business 1855; owner
III: can be bought for only $4,000
TAVERN
Colored clientile: business 500 wk
A give away at only $4,000: only
$1,000 down. Call
SAM BLANKEN & co.
1912 l1th st. NV,
Ho' Soce e7.s5oo sundays IA snc s.6Sss aSss
C. ]. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
$500 DOWN
Near 18th and Columbia rd.--1(
rmss garage, oil heat, expensiv,
furn,; rent, $50; inc. quoted, $235
A real buy
$500 DOWN
IS rms. 4 baths. nicely furn.
rent, Sl75; inc, quoted, S425; gooC
IA ROOMS, 3 BATHS
Parking for cars; 19th anC
Conn. ave; completely furn.; dandy
home and money-maker; only $4,000
down for property and furn
LIQUOR RESTAURANT
Cor n. ave. near Dupont circle
seats l25, nicely equipped; $3.50 liq.
owner quotes $1,S00 wkly.: rent
$3.50. heat free; shows good nei
profit, Must sell. $1,000 handles.
C. ]. YOUNG, ST. 3-150O
1929 Vermont Ave, NV. Suite 5Oa
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-choice chi.
lum location, close TO new Jewish
SynagOgne. also delightful public
PARK Ideal family h0mesite. stun-
ming contemporary red brick ram.
bier. 2 goreeOu1 bedrooms, fUll
basement Priced right but nFmlY
AP 1-I40n tlll q . n
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FURNISHED 4-bedroom house with
Rarden, separate living dining rms,
vicinity Sprina Valley. Westmore-
land HIS, Cleveland Park, Foxhali
road Two young children. Phone
NO. I-655i Ext IL ies
3 BEDRM. HOUSES wanted to rent
We have several parties wanting 70
rent homes IN Silver Spring area,
W 70 100 per month. MARSTEL-
l.lk REAL ESTATE. III g-25a2.
UNFuRNIsHED 2 or q bedrm. house
Preterhley yisinity 18th and colrui-
Iae
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BETHESDA-Almost new Drk, split
level; walk to NH: 3 nedrms., 2
baths. den, fun bsInt., 2-car ga
rage, many eefinements. Assume
good loan. S26,D5O. LO. b-36SS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
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SPRINGFIELD SPLIT LEVEL :
Toos ETanSpsw Us aTae hnS Osssnt9 ssn y b SeS Sed
room PLUS lovely yard: level rec.
rm. with fireplace; ga baths: spa.
cious center-hall plan. separate
din. rm.. enormous all-elec. dream
kit. screened porch; garage; de.
lightful, high elevation on Quiel
circle; public and parochial schools
S3S.500. Mass. ave. to Cromwell
Co. NsRntton Eisat e spinsStld TsSt % Sf hoe hTsh'
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14l1;
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OWNER TRANsgERRED = BFick
rgm1ier with tuin.aized bedFms
psndsbis s,sIe, I@ slsns lsas'S s,srm S,s" via. rs.
doNt h@W.h.. neEiy dec. sGs0
d0Hn and move 10 Tor Iuas
PRINCE qEoRoEs PRoPERTiEs.
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SILVER SPRING - 5 bedrms.. IL
baths. den, rec. rm.. storm sash,
b,b-9ue, patio, trees, fenced let;
III S.1l00 10 A-7700
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BUSINESS oPpoRTUNITIEs

ARE YOu INTERESTED m OPFR.
ATtN0 YOUR OWN BU8rNFssf
MAJOR OIL 60 has modern service
station for lease IN nearbv W. This
n excellent opportunity 70 take
over goinE business Unitmited DO
ientiai ln Grouing community Car
IA 5-f05b
GIT INTO the lnaugufation money
on Capitol Hiii Tor only $500 an.
~ rms, bAths. run, water In
every rm 3-tm. apt II s-g2ts.
RESTAURANT AND RAR, located
right real opportunity. tt, =
G.iaa aiter pm
CAR WAsH--Nsurby va. All neu
eduipmtni. Ideal eOrner iocation.
owner states over 100000 nef thli
yeag records available trial gladiy
given. Price Includes buildlna. nese
So GOO down LANE PASTOR. TX
FOgNTAIN TO LEASE---Cjood o.
pprtunity for riEht usrscn PACK.
ETTB PHARMACY. aa1a Piney
Branth r.. 10. e-oAs4.
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$23, ,05O-Low down payt. Owner
leaving four-month-old brick
split-level rambler on q half acre
two baths, recreation rm. ire
mendous screened porch and base
board heat, GRAHAM \ CO., JU
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t-BEDRM. CAPE COD liy fm. With
SIT picture window. equip Kit
win disposai ana auto. washer
ssfy terms PRINCE oFoRtc1y'iFs
PROPERTIES. AP. 1.777l.
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HOUSES Fer SALE Sc. tceMk HOUSES for SALE Nd (conD

RD.-24. 900 50. It. o.
prime apt. ground with q mod
dwelling now used a. q nursery
II YOU have exper. In this type oi
work, this property will have ter.
rife possibilities for you. MIKT
COUGHL1N. RE. 6-4444.
BRICK CORNER. near 2 aves.--l d
2 families; new condition. 5000
$1,000 cash. Might exchange
OWNER, IA. 0-7O10.
COLORED - ASTONISHING VALUI
-Weil-huilt semidet. brk. 9 rms.
bath, brick garage, gas heat. I'm.
mediate. possession. A bonus valui
II sold before Jan. /. Nr; TT. Dayi!
ee-22S3; 7: T. oRAVATTE, ReaitOr
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CAPITOL HILL
$3.50 Dr., S135 Mo.

lO-room, 11a-bath semidet. brick
h.-w.h.; completely redec.; ideal fol
lHU. 3-4922 days; OF. 4-9540 ewes
and week ends.
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HOUSES for SALE. NV. Cont

POTOMAC PALISADES-Lovely 8.
bedrnl., corner home with porches
= baths. attic; newly wired for all
conditioning; beautiful ornamental
and shade trees; 2-car detached
garage. Price reduced to S14.500
Very convenient location, Just Of
Macarthur blvd, near the recrea-
tion center. Ewes, LO. 4-0147
I. Z. GRAVATTE, Realtor, Ma
6-O753.
4622 9Th ST. N.W.--Beaut. 4-bedrm
brick home In excel cond.; full
basement, large liv. rm. with fire.
place, oil h.-w.h. Close to schools
and bus service Asking price,
Si4,950, with Low down payment,
good terms on balance. Of. BY
LOUIS A, STARTLING, T2I 10th
st. NV. RE. 7-1729.
CHEv- CHASE-Compi. redec. Cute
garden entering lovely park.
CAPITOL HILL-Beaut. lRe. nat
ork,; S1S,b0O. STEVENS, FE 3-4947.
12s
SACRED HEART PARIsH-Semidet,
brk.; 9 bedrns., 2ia baths. Suitable
for home and income. Priced under
100000. only $1,000 dn. Cali Mr.
May, EN-. 3-7849.
THos. D. WALSH. INC. OIL. 6-3S3s
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HOUSES UNfURN. tcoat.,

ALEX, wilton Woods--Ayail. mex
week. 6-bedrm., 4.bath. ,varfed.leye
home; 5000 month on lease basis
| DAVID r. NIMMER, REALTOR
OV. 3-44l1
5059 SARGENT RID. N,E.--3 bed
rooms, bath. lr. dr.. kit. powde
room. full basement; fenced Tea
yard. Available Jan LIST. SI25 mo
~ MARSHALL J. wApLE CO.
FALLS CHURcH--3-bedroom. tile,
bath rambler: large lot. $S5 month
NJ. r. REYNOLDS a. CO.
JE. 4-4660
80 BOOMING HOUSES
store Eight rooms, two baths, 60
1905 r.. !. ave. n.w.-EleveI
rooms. two baths. h.-w.h.; rent, $12l
mo. AID. 4-20O6.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
sHEPHERD PARK COR. RRiCH
louis RUDbEN ~. S-s0sI
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
3bOS Rittenhouse st, n.w.---A trul'
charming house. Offering the ulti
mate in gracious living. 4 twin-siz
bedrms.. ga baths, inviting livin
rm;, with fireplace. formal dining rm.
wen planned elec. kit. pane1ed rec
per month. Avail. Jan. /. For appt
call SHANNON q LUcHS Co. ~
I4th st. NV. MA. S-9345.
l729 r STREET NV,
Downtown. near State and interior
Departments. Eight rooms. two bath
and large recreation room. Newl,
decorated. Zoned commercial ant
may be used for such home occupa,
tons as music instruction, dancing
ldressmaktng. etc. Attractive rental
ROBERT W. SAVAGE
6l4 Union Trust Bldg. Ma. s-383t
HOME VALUES
BATH ilS sss. uTsll s,pb b n's.--s rms an'
baths: newly decorated. S175. 7
s-326 A st. n.e.--6 rms. and bath
2919 N. Capitol st.-s bedrms. ,
paths; ny rm.. din. rm.. kit: ol
2907 n. Capitol St rms. en-
bath. full bsmt.. gas heat. 500.
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
I2 Mass. Ave. Realtors Ma. $500
GEORGETOWN
HOME / WITH 3 Sf PHRRffNo SPACES SPACES
1R-CONDIT1ONED ALSO A g
BEDROOM. 4-BATH HOME. SUIT
ABLE FOR ENTERTAINING Ewes
J. LEO KOLB co.
WO 6.RnRR
Evening star., 1956-12-12

GROCERY STORE doing S1.40O
per wk., on heavily trafflcked street
very good moneymaker. Easy terms
link YARD
Evening star., 1956-12-12

SILVER SPRING, mr.. -Four Corners
Calf. rambler with expansible up.
stairs; 2 bedrms.; kit. with dish.
HUGH r. PEEK PEEK, he. 4-64oo. t"'"'V
Evening star., 1956-12-12

ALEX.-Cape Cod. eO3 Cornell dr..
Bucknell Manor; 5 bedrmg,, defi.
and full baths. an excellent buy
~ $4,000. Conventional or FHA
nnancing. DAVID r. NIMMFR.
Realtor OV, 3-4411