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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-18

RAMBLERs. 3 bedrms., full bsmt.,
$13,995 to Sl4.995: q groups. At
trac. new ramb., close-by wash
Bait. parkway. Apply model house,
64l9 Emerson ST.; open and lighted
til 8 pm; or once, 600l Edmon-
ston ave, Rogers Heights sub, Hy-
attsville, Md, UN. 1880, SIP. g.
1887. ROGERS CONSTR. CO., Rog-
ers Hts Md
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LAKE BANCROFT; $1,000 dn.-
Beautiful, modern, contemporary,
4 bedrms., 2 baths. for only 500.
zoo; M. lake. Phone FL. 4-7l90,
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ALExANDRIA--Rent or buy this a..
tractlve home In Del RAY area
bedrooms, living room. dining room
Kitchen. basement. Earage. Listina
AZ BAKER 4 son. NC sos North
Washingfon At Alex', Va
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FALLS CHURCH. . real bargain a.
S14. 000--Lovely individual brick
home in pretty setting. cow. to
stores and bus; large liv. rm. w
firepl., sep. din. rm., wfchair rail,
equip. kit. 2 bedrms., bath. bsnit.
wfpine-paneled recr. rm.; patio;
large lot wItrees. Owner will accept
Exclusive, CAROLINE L. CAMP
BELL, .IE. a-nl7a. .IE. 3-Qn67. n
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INDIAN HEAD -oI: 5-rm. bricl
bungalow with porch and full bsmt.
will sell OF or conventional: Va
approved for s13.350. fwili try To-
. down payment Of $3.50 GI.l
Phone now, 10. 1887 I'll o pm
JIM BRITT.
WOODLAND ACRES, Waldorf. Ma
IL la-story brick; h.-W.h.: lot
90 BY SIS IT. deep: LIST fir.. liv. rm.
ein. rm.. kit. bedrms., bath: 2nS
mr.. 3 rms; garage. shade trees
front and back lawns. Priced fo
quick sale. Call Midway 5.33S1.
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4 LARGE BEDROOMS

4 LARGE BEDROOMS
2 FULL BATHS
Like new. all-brick Cape Cod home;
living room with l0g-burning flre-
place. separate dining room. lovely
kitchen, large recreation room In
basement; built-in garaRe. This home
should sell today. Finest neighbor-
hood. close to shopping and buses
OPEN DAILY, 81
Dirs.: Penna. ave. Sc. to South:
ern ave-, left on Southern ave. !,
blks. to Ellis st.. right on Ellis z
J 3. X. MEDLEY %REb6LEY. Builder, 10. s-5777
SACRIFICE SALE
Brk. ramb.: near Lang. PIX. on
Univ. lane; reduced $1,000 to $15,-
$50; s bedrms., . baths. rec. rm.
in bsmt.; storm win. Call HA. 2-353s.
NEARBY MARYLAND
2 bedrm.. l-story ..,j immaculate A.!
scaped yard; mr.. schools. VIII do
GI. S11 $50.
House and approx. Q acres, al
level, and with beautiful trees: many
new houses in area; House NEEDS
sell for much less for cash.
Also other homes in nearby Mary
land. Call for further. info: La.
lROCHELL. Realtor. RE. GLASS, RE
6-5456. LU. 4-0112.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA YISTA---Almost-new. 4-bed-
Im... 2-bath. brick Cape Cod with
Ice. all-eiec. Kitchen XII, and attached
garage; full bsmt. with exit: walk
Inc distance to NH: below repro
duction cost at S2S.050. KORZEN-
nOREER OY A.QIfI ,tti q
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SACRIFICE SALE
NEARBY MARYLAND
S10.500

An older home in established area,
I blk. from Catholic and public
schools. 4 Ice. bedrmso full bsmt,,
sep. din. rm.. Ice. kit, sep. break
fast rm., Ice. shaded lot; blks
from U. of Md. campus. Very reas
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HILLcREsT HEIGHTS
$500 28th AVE.

2-story. 3-bedroom brick: living
room with hreplace; dining room.
floor; pine-paneled rec room and
shower bath in basement. Screened
side porch. Earage. fenced yard,
storm WinooWs'
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.

SILVER mil. $500 Andover pl.--
Drive BY and see this 3-bedrm
home 18th plenty Of room fol
everything at the best buy in the
area at $4,000. To inspect, call
7. Tasker ct 10. 7-3100. PAUL p.
STONE. Reeltor.
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KENWOOD CLUE AREA, 6i34 Bred

ley blvd.-Nex brick rambler, Gus
tom built on A-acre cor. lot; comp
I'm, ground-level bsmt. which makes
1t ideal for doctor or dentist; Q lge
rms, ga baths. plus 2 lRe. nm. rms
in hsmt., screened side prch;. z
AND SUN. M. M. NORTHERN
REALToR, DI. 7-eS42, tn. 2-S369
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MASS. AVE. EXT; OF APPR.-One
Of the few new houses Of its size
and quality in this fashionable loo.
avail. with CT financing. Here is
excel. opportunity for vet. to buy
comb. liv.-din. rm., 2e out-of-
ground recr. I'm. and Ice. level.
OF upper Mass. ave. area. Taste.
fully dec. By prof. intr. dec. 63I7
sangamore I'd: $500 dr. S132
mo. JOSEPH. KINsKY, REALToR,
ST. 1891: ewes. and Suns OIL.
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KENsINGTONI s13.9H0-older home
wooded lot. featuring hot water
heat, fireplace, sep. din. rm.. rec
CT or very easy terms to non-GI
GRAHAM d CO., JU. b-ebb0, 8
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VIRGINIA. Hills = B5 oWNTRi
$4,000 Three bedrm. fsmbisf.
h-aere lot; msy assume OF loan;
new school and swimming pool In
development, near ~ Belyoir so.
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II. i. GhAVA1IE
1918 K St. Realtor Ma. s-075s
OUR LADY OF
LOURDES PARISH
1900 go! .I SLEAFoRD EoAD-PERFEc1
our Lady Of Lourdes Church are
School and B.-c,C. High School
Unique red brick Colonial artisticailI
decorated throughout In better thar
brand-neW house condition, featur.
ing living room (flreplace), dininI
room. modern Kitchen. library Is
floor: 3 attractive bedrooms. 2 bath
mens With Beautiful ' cIubrOo i Os 81.
uated on large well-shrubbed corner
lot: We urge your prompt inspection
before sold. Other than open hour
call Mr.. Terms, DE. 2-S74b; week.
days q til 5, DI. 7-6S3O.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
Directions: From Connecticut ave
west on East West highway. turn
right on Pearl tLourdes church or
corner) one block TO open sign.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co.
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-6s3C
POTOMAC, MD.
An older S,bedrm.., 1Hs-beth HON,
lot, on River I'd; white board fence
garaEe and other buildings: S2l.bOO
MODERN 2-BEDRM. HOME
On beautiful 1.acre lot; large liv
rm. with corner fireplace, screened
porch: 2-car garage. Must be seen Il
be appreciated; SlS,e00.
Call Mr.. Mannar. Pc. 2-3230
EDW F Fry co.
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New Hamp. Ave
HOOKING

Area. Only s14,9S0 Oh or non-GI.
3 bedrms., all brick; sep. din. rm,.
lee. liv. rm. with hrepl.; on big lot
with excel. view.
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Sl2.500

e-year-old Cape Cod with 4 bed
rms, bsmt.. liv. rm., din. rm.. equip
kit, shaded corner lot with white
fence. CT or non-GI. nj. schools,
ShOp. and fransp
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WEsTOvER - Secluded 3 : bedrm.
sTie KIM 5 s,.f. i,ss y ,onI, on .op
schools. BUS. siB'bO0 loan avail
able ct s2i.sbO. Phone KE. s-5is2.
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ANNANDALE - 3-bedroofn rambler
Si2,o50. Fully auto. washer and
drier; 81 down payment, no settle
s ment s,nsrs 1 sr,s ps5Sen na. :sn4e
10 days. assume OF loan, CT o.
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KENBINGTUN = y
owner: charming 3-bedrm. rambler
on ice. level lot 5 min. from naval
Hospital and NIHa watkins dist; to
elem. jr. high, high school and Holy
Redeemer: paneled liv. rm. with
Roman brick flrepl., entr. hall has
glass.brick wall. Ice. kit. with eat
ing space for q; twin-sized oedrms.
ali With corner windows and sno-
lavatory IN lac. dry bsmt., Ice. set.
porch with built-in barbecue. This
ouality-built home in an estab.
reighborhood can be yours for ST.. :
500. Immed. poss. gBl9 Thorn-
n.nnA "a OF n.aNho
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@4-bedrm. brick Cape Coz S 81
OWNER-Liy: rm., firepl-, sep. din.
rm., equip, 1T: full bsmt., rec;
sun. Key next door. Dir: Out Arl.
blvd. 2 blks. beyond Jefferson Vtl-
lage, turn right 2 blks. to Jefisr-
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RANcH-TYPE HOME on I50xI60
corner handicapped lot: lge. liV. rm.
with Hrepl, sep. din. rm,, Ice.
equip. kit; with breakfast nook;
attached breezeway and carport;
fenced yard; 10 min. to HYDRO
graphic once and Census Bureau
Can assume lee. 0I loan with reas
On. payment RE h-62hR
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-03
Letter To The Editor
THE MOVING
HAND WRITES

Don't look now, but the so
called american Negro" has got
himself into one of the worst
pickles since slavery time. This
Indignation craze that seems 30
be the order Of the day now, has
actually placed the poor misled
black man between the devil
and the deep blue sea-, and I
don't mean maybe.
What kind OF logic motivates
this please give me this and
please give me that" attitude?
Any self respecting person, that
has any desire at all 10 think for
himself, can't help but TO be
shocked and disguised at that
carnival going on in Alabama. No
one but Almighty God himself can
save us from the biggest nut a
people can fall into. No wonder
Jesus said, Ego unto the lost
in America it's the black man.
practically all our so-called lead
ers are either opportunist or
stooges and the little wisdom.
knowledge and Understanding we
have managed to muster Is con-
Stantly being bombarded either
by filthy music, alcohol or alien
propaganda.
There can be no doubt that a
change is urgently needed in the
affairs of the. largest minority
group in America. A sweeping
change in the organs affecting the
black man from the pulpit to the
pool rooms is desperately in or
der if we as a people have any
hope Of surviving in this atomic
age or in any age.
Many of our supposed to be
friends say indignation is good for
us, but is it really? They say We
have progressed more in the past
90 years than any other people,
but what real progress have we
actually made?s These questions
should be answered with diScre-
ton: not with emotion, and most
important, the black man should
answer them himself.
AND HAVING WRIT MOVES ON
A RESIDENT
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-03

him. Now he speaks for himself.
The Southern Negro has come of
age as is so genuinely indicated
by Miss Lucy's courageous con-
tentionS.
Then there is the Montgomery
bus boycott. For more than SO
years, the Negro commuters have
been treated as untouchableS by
the transportation companies. All
kinds of abuses and indignities =
and in many instances death it
self - have been heaped upon
them. The worm turns - and in
Montgomery, Alabama. Something
has happened to the Alabama Ne
groeS who are boycotting their
prosecutors are pioneers, moral
pioneers, opening up vast hori-
IONS of moral and social posi-
bilities.
We must keep the records
clear. The revolt of those Mont
gomery Negroes is not against the
South per Sc; it is against the Old
South, which is attempting to
turn back the hands on the clock
of time. 1t cannot be done and the
manly stand being taken by the
Montgomery Negroes is just a
practical way Of saying it cannot
be done.
Just how the authorities are
going to force the Negroes to ride
il buses against their will is not
at present clear, although that
seems to be the proposed program
of the local authorities.
When Negroes learn the power
in unified action which is being
currently demonstrated by the
Alabama Negroes, we are going
places = and in a hurry. God and
Time and Right are on the side
of these boycotting Negroes and
ON Miss Lucy's side.
The Alabama Negroes steal the
show!
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-03-03
Between The Lines +.
ALABAMA NEGROES STEAL SHOW

@@ AANA@
On October %, 1912, more than
20 southern Negroes met at Dur
ham, N. {. in what turned out to
be the memorable Durham Con-
ference. They met to draft a state
ment, addressed to the Southern
White man, in an effort to chal-
lenge his righteousness and his
claims OF being Christian and
democratic.
The now famous Durham Mani
festo was a product of that meet
ing. Those Negroes were being
scrutinized closely; and their
least mistake would have been a
death warrant to their commend
able endeavors. They did not
make that mistake. They spoke
forthrightly to their southern
White brethren after such man
ner that their statement evoked a
respectable and encouraging re-
ply.
What is more, they spoke after
such manner that there was left
no doubt that there was Negro
manhood in the South even as
there was in the North. That his
toric Durham meeting proved
conclusively that Negro manhood
is not bounded by geographical
limits. In fact it takes a great deal
more courage to be man In
Georgia than in New York The
real Negro man is not necessarily
the one who gets the most things
said, but the one who gets the
most things done!
It is true that today we hear
more and more from the South
ern Negro; but the latent man
hood was always in the offing,
ready upon moments notice to
blossom into deeds of valor and
service. Even in the days of sla-
very we find that the slaves were
far from towards, even though
they were outnumbered and ov-
empowered. How else can we
explain the fact that according to
Reuter-, in his The American Race
Problem, there was an uprising Cd
the slaves ON the average OF one
every four years. It is doubtful II
such displays of courage can be
equaled in the annals of man
kind.
AS of current date we have In
Alabama one of the finest dis
plays of Negro manhood and
womanhood. Collectively and in
dividually the Alabama Negro is
sealing the race relations show
While the Negrophobes in the
South are wee ping and wailing
and crashing their teeth, the Ala
bama Negro is facing forward.
One Miss Autherine Lucy is bid
ding for admission to the UniveT-
sity of Alabama at Tuscaloosa. In
spite of the rioting and "rowdy-
ing' by thousands of students and
their sympathizers, Miss Lucy Is
determined to enter the univer-
sity.
It takes raw courage to face
what she is facing without
whimper. To use a Churchillian
ex preston, this is Miss Lucy's
finest hour" It is one OF the finer
. hours for the Southern Negro
who has arrived almost over night.
When we consider where the Ne
gro was in 1914 and where he is
today. it is hard to believe such
wonders could in such short time
be wrought. When the Southern
Negro could not speak for him
self the northern Negro spoke for
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John c. Conley & Co.
9526 Ca. Ave, JU. 9-4l34 Til $50
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Exclusive ' Arl. area. New brick HSa:
home; LIST a; offers large center
hall. 23-ft. liv. rn., mahog. pam
slsd den iSs din RIM unusually
2 bedFms. and 3 baths; end d. has
TWO HUGE BEDROOMS AND
BATH; full bsmt. with 38-ft. rec.
nm, featuring bar and fireplace,
full bath: gear gar. screened
porch. Ready for air conditioning.
20D-ft. lot. Surprise price, S37, $50.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Radio
Bldg. IA. k-1l66 It'll Q pm.
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Chillum Terrace Rambler
2 s5a sE sgNRAx II

S ga sH sHNRAAFx 81 s1e
Modern .custom-built quality brick
home; 2 hedrms. and den or, Bird
d Z ,i area: equip: kit; lgs;. tiled
storage rm., gas heat, outside entr.
porch. DIRECTIONS: Out New
Hampshire ave. to Chillum I'd. and
Eastern ave. right on Chillum to
9Th ave. then left to home.
CAMPANEIILA e. CO.
Elk. S-4113; Ewes. 10. s-917S
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HARDWOOD
$2l.o6O

Charming o-rm. brick Colonial
S,sA G En- ; aSs s gSsss ss S SS.
Naval Hospital. Can MI. Moulton.
Ma, $4,000: ewes. and week ends.
M. 2-6647.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC.
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PAINT BRANCH FARM

Better Homes and Gardens S.
star. plani 3-bedrm., 2.bath
ground level; attached 2-car
earpoft: on beautiful Ia
acre wooded lot. $50. 900. s1S
Midland rd., silver Spring.
Mrs. Staab. JU. o-7SA3.
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LAKE BARCRoFT-OEner selling
split-lsyel rambler on s.acre beau.
summer. Wall-to-wall earpetinl
tabletop stove and wall oven. Largt
family rm.: big finished laundry
room that may also be used for Enc
kitchen: carport; 2 terraces: s mos
old. Only $31,600. Phone JE. 8.
DIRECTIONS: Turn Oh Sleepy
o Gi M%rlb br to ncc ross%ocd Sr then
left to 1910 Fidller's Green. "a
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MODIFIED COLONIAL, "a excellent
n. Arlington location, rfrst-fiooI
bedroom ana bath: additional bath
and two bedrooms up;. screened
dFSSs 0s cs e , TsSsss' HnI .HS
5 SSs S "a. HzE-SssoSoo iii aS 4 wilson
SACRIFICE, ordered away, Si7,500
al and FHA Approved: ene Fsii.
level brick redwood: hedfIns.
master air-cond.. w baths, 26-ft
liy. rm., nFepl,, family room, mod
kit, cArport, Handicapped lot with
patio: eeod schools close: on dead:
enc sndn ciT T Ss 800. down: 81: l;SS .
Sas -sic& 9 eAsT: s Il feRRR! S SHs
as BEDRMs., sM baths, paneled
den,.. Williamsburg Colonial on
small country estate comprising
acre with ample pear and peach
trees, Towering shrub and box
wood: In protected residential area
y ow tSER Of FsiEskaEE6 For ssls ;,
occupancy. OR. 3-1367. 3
A TREMENDOUS VALUE! - New
Split Level with 4 bedrooms. 3 tile
s Sssds eSsrm and Ss ssDSy 'se
mendous buyl Only Sl6,250, $500
cSsh 81, CAN Q. WITHERs SMITH
HeoaujsEE- fSR RENT or SALE in town
Of Aerndon and in Loudour
County. Phone Lenah 5-2756 o.
s EEfTndpn f Ss fHr i sfSoC de4
stucco home IN excellent Arl.. syle..
house neighborhood; cony. TO shop.
ping. schools. transp. Needs con-
adorable repairs. IA. 2-b@2i OF
4 BED SRFSMSss' 2 BATHs-soiid brick
Engiish-type home in close-in N.
Arl. location. A charming house n
sa sssIsded gavas1 Sr $sS13 sssh iN WI
IA. 7-27y7, ia. 8-633S. =
COzY Brick RAMBLER, with at
tached garage: three airy bedrooms,
quarter-acre lot. Situated in the
Pals Church area: $1o,600 and
easy to buy. May we show you?
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., 22l2
Wilson blvd. ia. 10000 til 9.
DO You WANT relaxed suburban
living on M.acre level iots 4-bed.
room home. lge. liv. rn. with pine.
paneled nrepl., sep. din. Em.. equip
kit, washed and drier. Space fol
End bath; OF appraised. Sl4.800'
AssSUMEE III LOAN FROM owNER-
lovely home: 2-yeer-oid. immacl-
late, 3-hedrm. rambler on M-acre
lot; rec. nm. in full bsmt.,. elee.
kit. oil heat. Open sat. and Sun.
220 Cherry st., West Vienna Woods,
ya; Can DU. 6-7sso for weekday
HICKORY HALL--Superbly restored
CID CID ya s.s manor on hGSss $; ssc SS 49,
S So 500 SSp5y w. w. WI sL lISR tiR'iSSce .:
THREE WOoDED ACRES frontins
on 9 lake only 3 miles from fails
home Of solid brick. Potential 4
f 0Eers ssf and ft shra iS P Pss SeioS
$4,000. Can PLANTATION REAL
CoGNfE:y. LIyiNc, in 4. sS-i =;
Sl7.600.. The lot is 100 BY 800.
in . quiet location; The Duil ,IsF
aSs Sssa i tr mh. re- aIa tsIi
Gnish. Large eating Kitchen with
birch cabinets, 8 bedrooms, sepa-
rate dining room, living room with
fireplace. and caFport. JE.. 3:20Qa
to inspect this one today. A. JOHN
CHAPMAN q Son. JE. 3-2093.
BEAUTIFUL TALL TREES surround
this cute 3-bedrm. rancher with
din. ell: heated in popular, con-
venient Pimmit Hills. community
OF genial people, seryiced BY Its
own Shopping eenter' schools and
Sellent terms: RoRscHACH REAL
NEAR PENTAG0N - Conventional
small house with 2 bedrms. and
bath on. End A.; liv. rm.. din. Tm.,
SiS;56o; Terms. Cali M. Domer'
4 BEDROOMS in the Falls Church
area--Barh facilities on each floor;
closed; $i3. 800. Can ARLINGTON
REALTY CO., 22I2 Wilson blvd,
IA T-Q90n 'tfi q -
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a1nA MASS AVE. ExT
$1,000 Down
BRICK RAMBLER

Modern. s-bsdroom and tilsd-bath
ecu; "a, Az Tm dip .T' a, lEs; sauiSSss
more than $4,000. For dstsiis,
call Mr., Mcqinniss. ma, $4,000;
ewes =, t., 2:2Sss. q on q, So
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SILVER SPRING

2-story brick Colonial with. 3 bed.
rooms. den. ?lIs baths, attractiy'
kitchen. completely. electric. LIST q
bath. Liv. rm. With nrepl.. family
side entrance: h.-w.h., garage anc
porch. Large attractive lot. Imms'
date possession. Price. S26.600
HE. 1921. eyes,. EN-. 3-93l7.
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HOUSES foR sALf--MD.

Four Corners. GIs, $500 On.
4Bedrms., 2 Baths-$l5,o00
Unusual OF buyl Immae. brick
Cape Cod: all-elee. kit: level fenced
lot.
BEERS BROS. TIL 0. ~. 5-7ell
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COUNTRY LIVING

you JUST can't get there from
here" Tucked away on . quiet street
we have q custom-buih S-bedroom,
21a-bath rambler with all the advan-
taees Of custom building. Cherry.
paneled living room. and dinine
room and the biggest, best equipped
kitchen we've seen in months. Wed
give the address and let you drive
by and see except that It is rather
hard for Q stranger to md. Sc
won't you call for an appointment?
We'd like to show to you. Priced
around $4,000. and owner will
lis'eh 70 faRosLLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50
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CLOSE

To D. c. line you'n fnd this delight-
IN b. sTssT v sGfSRaa UuSss
sliding-door closets. lovely living
arate dining room, spacious ALL
electric kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal. Full basement. too
Priced right at only S19.9b0.
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ARLINGTON. NoRTH-c1osE I,

ARLINGTON. NoRTH-cLosE IN
Sssl mems hSs y 1Gr od sEss STii
S5-ft. frontage; entire lot enclosed
by. new, Anchor fence. attractive
neighborhood. Idv. rm.. din. ell lse
with sliding doors. Centrally located
schools. shopping. churches. Shrubs
flowers, trees. OF appraised, $16.660
EUGENE E. LYFORD
IA. S-1S3S Ewes. IA. 5-7e9s
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
SPECIAL, only 81 900 On. buys
lovely cor. semibrk with 3 bedrms.
and din. rm. OWNER, Lo. 7-29S0.
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2h ACREs-STREAM
TWO ACRRS-s6n na0

TWO ACRES-$60,00O
BURNT MILLS ESTATE
LIST time offered, custom built A.
vile I'd. Ice. liv. rm. with los-buin-
Ing firepl.. lge. din. rm.. designed for
gfae. liv. Fully equip. KIT. 2 fun
baths Y bath % rec, r,n.. . DAYLIGHT
as. Expensiys isndsc. x 'H reai Fertile
gard. spot. Is dn., owner will carry
LIST mtee. shown BY appt. only. once
open til s pm. Cali Mr.. Allen, ewes.
IA. 2-829l; HE. 4-36o0. W. W,
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lockwood TREES"

On this beautiful handicapped acre
Of ground. Home features four bed
GO fe dsh With n rssp LUSn sen sepa
arate dining room large Kitchen
with eating space. full basement
with recreation area and . garage
with driveway from street. Price.
S27 $50. Attractive financing and
quick possession.
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STONE FRONT - Enclosed porch;
fireplace In Nv. rnn., huge bedrm
leyel lot; mr.. bus. shopping and
Also excel. financing. $50 mo. pays
all for CT. Non-vet assume loan.
JAMES G. coNLEY d co.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
2519 DAWSON ST.
OPEN sim o.

" -
Be sure and see this beautiful
rambler. Owner being transferred,
lis offering same far below construc-
Has 5 large bedrooms, 2 full baths,
living room, dining room. fully
equipped kitchen. large bedroom.
sewing and storage room In attic,
built-in garage, gorgeous recreation
room, 2 firepiaces, gas heat; out
standing condition: $4,000 to ST.
900 down. balance on convenient
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st,
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AIR CONDITIONED
t ssS S.t SOf S.aa h Gi tr Iu S;SI
sidered. s1s,s5o to SID, 500. Cal
OWNER-BuIIDER. RE. 6-6S64.
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VACANT
$685. DOWN
NON-VET

Charming two-hedroom Cape Cod
style home With fun basement: space
Completely Insulated second floor.
Spacious kitchen. lovely living room
with fireplace. walk to schools, bus
and shopping. Priced for quick sale
ut Sl2.S50 plus ground.
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