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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-27
IA-Bomb Pictures
Token From Exhibit

TOKYO, Mar. 81 (P.-Japa-
nese sponsors of Edward Stei-
chen's Family of Man" photo
exhibit today removed pictures
of atomic bomb victims they had
inserted in the travelling show.
Mr.. Steichen, famed American
photographer who assembled the
big display for the New York
Museum of Modern Art, said he
had not authorized inclusion Of
photos of the bomb victims. He
asked that they be taken out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-27
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Congress will take Easter vacation legislators plan
to go home and watch the eggheads roll
Agriculture Secretary to do missionary
work. the farm bill More P chiefs hope spends the
next eight months doing just hapreferaby in
Adlai Stevenson cancels vacation he can stop
Kefauver The vacation wait. After more primary
Adlai be unanimous choice for president
combers' union
Ike meets the President Mexico plays golf in
freezing rain Reaction south of the border "Caramba
they say bullfghting is strange SPORT"
Kefauver reports again juvenile delinquency He'll at
tack this subject without fear long minimum
voting age is 81
Russians throw rocks through windows Bulganin
Khrushchev: use TV in Mnsk comrade istle-stop
campaigning for this year"
Gov. Meyner will head the Stevenson slate in the New
Jersey primary This doesn't Kefauver Meyner couldn't
win Margaret Truman, either.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Virginia Publisher
Heads US Route Il
Improvement proieet

WYTHEVILLE, Oct. 25 -
James A. Williams of Wytheville,
today was elected president of
the Great Lakes to Florida High
way Assn, a five-state organiza-
ton promoting US 81 as direct
route between Cleveland, Ohio
and Jacksonville, Florida.
Election of Williams, editor of
semi-weekly newspaper here,
came during a meeting of rep
resentatives of each of the five
states. Other officers, an execu-
tive committee and 81 directors
also were chosen.
Another feature of the session
was tentative planning for a
membership campaign in Ohio,
West Virginia, Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina.
Williams said an amazing
number of people have joined
the association in the past few
days. He said he does not know
how many members it has now.
The new president said the
idea of a rally to point up the
organizations aims may still be
held. A rally was scheduled in
Wytheville last June but it was
cancelled.
Possibly there will be gi-
gantic rally held somewhere on
Route 81 next spring" he said.
Two Virginia legislators pledg-
ed their efforts to help make
us. 81 a major north-south
tourist route.
State Sen. D. Woodrow Bird
said Il am very deeply interested
in Route 81 and you may depend
on me at all times to work for
the modernization of the road"
And DR.. J. G. Moxley, dele
| gate from Elk Greek in Gray
son county, said, 81 will back
the association to the limit at
all times. We must work for
modernization of Route 81 in
Virginia"
The present association, sue
cessor to one formed almost 80
years ago, wants US. 81 recog-
nized as a principal north-south
route in the interstate highway
system. As such, it probably
would attract more tourist busi-
ness.
Elected to serve with Williams
were DurWard Hoag of Marietta,
Ohio, Worth Folger of Sparta.
N. c., and Stuart Kline of Bland,
vice presidents; Lewis Jones OF
Wytheville, treasurer; and Eddie
Steele of Bluefield, w. Va, Sec
retary.
Executive committeeman are
R. K. Poole and o. M. Johnson
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Rose F. Parker

Mrs. Rose Frances Parker, 83
died Monday at 700 p. m. in the
Barnesville Rest Home.
Born Jan. 2, 1873 in Noble
county, she was a daughter OF
William and Mary Elizabeth
Bowlen Hall.
Her husband, Jess Parker, died
in 1886.
Surviving are a step -daugh.
ter, and two sisters, both ot
Barnesville.
Funeral services were conduct,
ed Wednesday at 200 p. m. at
the Campbell funeral home with
Evangelist Emerson Scott of.
ficiating. Burial was made in the
CrestView Memorial Park.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

square feet of soil. This practice
will turn crop refuse into a soil
conditioner by planting time next
spring. 1t also provides a rich
source of lime and nitrogen to
boost early plant growth.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Prominent Automoiive
Industry Executive New
Cievite Vice President

James J. Welker, prominent
automotive industry executive,
has been elected vice president
in charge of operations of Clevite
Corporation, William C. Latter,
president, announced today.
In his new capacity, he will
have general responsibility for
the corporations five operating
| units.
For the past five years, Mr..
Welker has served as New York
regional executive of Ford In
ternational, responsible for Ford
| operations in England and Ger
many. For several months in 1852
he served as a special consultant
on defense production to the
Secretary of the Army.
Mr.. Welker, 81, is a native oi
New York City. He served ir
World War I and was an army
pilot in the early tWenties. Ir
1926 he joined General Motors
where he served in many eXecu-
tive capacities in this country
Japan, China, and Australia.
In 13 years in Australia, his
| positions included director o1
manufacturing and later director
of engineering of General Motors
Holdens, subsidiary, Of which
he was also a member of the
board of directors.
In 1916 Mr.. Welker joined
WHY'S Overland Corporation ano
spent three years as general man
ager of the company's west coast
division, an independent opera.
ton.
He is a member of the Society
of Automotive Engineers, anC
belongs to the Wings club anC
| American Legion Aviators Pos
in New York.
| Married and the father o1
three grown children, Mr.. Welk.
er will make his home in Cleve.
land.
Clevite Corporation units in
clude The Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Company, Brush Elec
tronics Co., Clevite Harris Pro,
ducts, Inc, Clevite Limited anc
Clevite Transistor Products. The
corporation has IA plants ir
eight cities in the U. S., as wei.
as having numerous licenses ano
affiliates in foreign countries.
| You may avoid difficult stain!
if they are removed before they
are "set" by washing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
George BosoId

George Bosold, ga, of Maple
Heights, died Thursday evening
while enroute to a Canton hos
pital. He suffered a heart attack
while visiting with his daughter
in Canton.
Born in Harriettsville, he was
the son of John and Margaret
Sailing Bosold. He was member
of st. Philomena Catholic church
in Caldwell, the Eagles Lodge
the Knights of Columbus, Holy
Name society and the American
Legion. He was veteran OF
World War I.
He was a former employe of the
Ehlemann's Service station and
retired five years ago.
He leaves his wife, Josephine
Biedenbach Bosold; one son, Ray.
mond of Caldwell; three daugh
ters, Mrs. Helen Fisher, Mrs. Ell.
sic jenkins and Mrs. Georgianna
White of Canton; eight grand
children; three sisters, Mrs. Min.
ME Stevens and Mrs. Elizabeth
Mantle of Harriettsville and Mrs
Margaret Kress of Miltonsburg
and number of nieces and neph.
eWS.
The body was removed to the
Estadt Funeral home. Funera
services were held Monday morn
ing at st. Philomena Catholic
church with Rev. FIR. S. j. Pc
kalla officiating. Burial was made
in Mount Olivet cemetery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
journal
Mail Bag

Nov. 5th, 1856
Caldwell Journal-Leader
Caldwell, Ohio
Dear Editor:
May | ask you a question
please.
Why isn't the Byesville foot
ball team in the NIVL league?
They have played most of the
MVL teams and as long as
Byesville has haG football
team . they have played Cald-
well very year.
AS a fan / would love to
see our team (Byesv;ila) invited
into the MVL.
l know it will bring better and
bigger crowds and WI give the
players something - Shoot for.
Sincerely,
Vincent D. Daniels,
Box SO, Byesville, Ohio
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Tons OF Potential
Hun1us Go Up In
Smoke Each Fall

Every fall millions of home
owners throw away a fortune in
organic fertilizers. Through the
dangerous and destructive prac-
tice of burning leaves and gar
den debris, tons Of potential
humus go up in smoke.
Humus is natures complete
plant food and soil conditioner.
1t supplies appreciable amounts
of nitrogen, sulfur and phos-
phorus, and also oxygen, car
bon, hydrogen and other plant
nutrients. It's capacities for
absorbing and holding both
water and commercial fertiliz-
ers make it the most useful ma
terial that can be added to the
soil.
Few homeOWners realize that
it takes less time to make a COM
post than to burn the organic
matter accumulated in the an
nual fall cleanup. Equally few
realize that huns is readily
taken up by growing plants. Tt
maintain good lawn or garden
humus must be added at frequent
intervals to the soil.
A backyard compost pile
started in the fall, is an easy
and economical way to develop
a home source of humus. Grass
clippings vegetable stalks alS
other non-woody plant refuse
can be added throughout the
year.
The key to successful com
posting is the use of a chemica
to speed decomposition of or
ganic matter and supply ad,
ditional plant nutrients. Frequ
emily recommended for this pur,
pose is cyanamid. This chemica
not only feeds the organisms
that decompose organic matter
but adds lime and nitrogen ir
a long lasting form.
To make compost, pile leave!
and non-woody garden refuse il
layers four inches deep. Spreac
over each layer ia pints o
Lawn and Garden Cyanamic
mixed with a few shovelfuls 0:
earth and wetted down. Covel
the top of the pile with a thin
layer of soil. After six weeks
fork over the pile and water
dried portions. After decomposi
ton, a pile four feet square anc
four feet high will yield 60'
pounds of humus.
Cyanamid can also be uset
for building humus directly il
the soil. In this method, leave
and vegetable matter are spadec
under and mixed with tW'
pounds of cyanamid for each Isl
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

of Wytheville; Moxley and Bird;
James c. Billing, Mooresville, N.
c.; DR.. M. G. Cox, Independence;
Woodrow Wilson and Steele,
Bluefield, w. Va.
Directors are Hoag; Folger and
Robert Winchester of Sparta, N.
c.; Poole, Williams, Kline and
Jones, Wytheville; Wilson, Steele
and Dodd Martenson, Bluefield,
w. Va; Peter Sheeban and Adam
Hamm, Jr., Cambridge, Ohio; R.
E. Colvis, Vienna, w. Va; Amos
Bean, Princeton, w. Va; Lorne
Campbell and d. T. Painter, In
dependence; Clarence Estadt, of
Caldwell, Ohio; R. D. Warrick,
Statesville, N. c.; George Cham
bers, Beckley, w. Va; J. P.
Dunn, Bland; and Billing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
LOCAL DEATHS

ah Davis Hurst, died Jan. 2, 1886.
Surviving are a son, Urbane of
Belle Valley; three daughters,
Mrs. Marian Mcdonald and Mrs,
Myra Fogle, both of Louisville,
Stark county and Mrs. Myrtle
Bond of Sarahsville route l; nine
grandchildren and 10 great grand
children, and two brother, Austin
and Walton Hurst, both of Cald-
well.
Funeral services were held
Sunday at p. m. at the Belle
Valley Methodist church with
Rev Clair Gray Of Orrville of
ficiating. Burial was made in the
Olive cemetery The McVay flu
neral home was in charge of ar
rangements.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

NOV. U, 1000
Dear Editors:
At times like the present,
when the more a farmer does,
the more he loses, I have a Little
thing that struck me .furny. 1t
goes something like this, and
concerns two farm neighbors:
Miles takes a walk to visit
with Elmer, the other farmer and
says to him, Elmer, | would
like to have a good Bull but l
don't have the money.
The next day Miles takes
another walk and Elmer says to
him Il wish l could loaf all the
time.
Miles replied, 1T might pay.
I have a bull".
Yours,
Ray c. Archer
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Virqie Mae Tilton

Mrs. Virgie Mae Tilton, 63, of
Caldwell route 5 died Sunday af-
ternoon at her home. She suf-
fered heart attack.
Born June 30, 1893, at Nelson
vile, Athens county, she was the
daughter of Calvin and Carline
Gessell Goodwill. She had spent
most of her life in Noble county
Mrs. Tilton was a member OF
the New Harmony Baptist church
at South Olive.
Surviving are her husband, W.
j. Tilton; daughter, Mrs. Zona
Lorey of Caldwell route /; a
granddaughter, Mrs. Norma Jean
Gordon of GAINESVILLE and a grand
son, Dean Lorey.
Funeral. services were held
Tuesday at 80 p. m. at the Nc
Way funeral home with Rev
Walter Brown officiating. Burial
was made in the Olive cemetery
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

church. A large crowd paid their
last respects to this grand old
man who had reached the ad-
vanced age of 81 years and still
quite active until the very after
noon of his death.
Personals
Rev. and Mrs. William Foster
left Thursday for a month S
vacation in California.
Guests at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Dyer last week were her
niece, Mrs. c. w. Cain of Can
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Gorby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Milligan
and children, Christine and
Terry were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Phelps
and family, of Canton, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Bond.
On Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. w
c. Reed went visiting with Mrs
Eta Colley in Mt. Vernon and on
to Prospect for the weekend
with their son, George and fam.
ily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Milligar
and family recently called or
Mr.. and Mrs. Talley and son OF
Buffalo, (former residents OF
Noble township.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

You may avoid difficult stains
if they are removed before they
are "set" by washing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Noble Township

NOBLE TOWNSHIP - Wo-
mans Society of Christian Ser
vice of Belle Valley Methodist
church will meet Friday even
ing, Nov. 9 at the home of Leone
Farmhouse with Anna Vyloscik
as program leader.
Community Saddened
This community is saddened
by the sudden death of an
esteemed citizen, George Hurst
who passed away Thursday pm.
Rev. Clair Gray conducted the
funeral services, Sunday p. m
in the Belle Valley Methodist
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

Mrs. Sarah M. MARBLE, 81, OF
GAINESVILLE died Sunday at 12:45
p. m. at the Bethesda hospital,
GAINESVILLE. She was admitted to
the hospital on Friday.
Born in Noble county, she was
the daughter of Mason and Marg-
aret Delaney Harman. The wild
ow of Harry Marple, she is sur
vived by several nieces and neph-
eWS.
The Bolin-Bryan funeral home
/ in GAINESVILLE was in charge OF
funeral arrangements.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

Buy now for Christmos!- J.
Our Loy-Awoy Plan Will
greatly help your Xmas
shopping problem.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08
Georqe Hurst

George Hurst, 81, of Belle Val
ley, died Thursday at 1:30 p. m.
Of a heart attack while walking
in the field at his home.
A neighboir, John Beymer, saw
him fall and Noble county coro-
ner, DR.. N. S. Reed, was called.
Born July 9, 1865, in Noble
county, he was the son of James
and Emalene Ackley Hurst. He
was a farmer and former trustee
of Noble township. His wife, Sar-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-11-08

A square foot of quarter-inch
plate glass weighs approximately
two pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
HOUSES ION sALE--Mp.

s-BEDRooM RAMBLERs with fun
daylight basement. Some all brick,
$3.50 nvtra, Kits, are beautifully
equipped with large dinette space.
All on lac. level lot. Handy to every
conv.i public and parochial schools.
81 and conventional financing,
Si472O.
ROGERS CONSTRUCTION CO
50pl Edminston Rd. Rogers Hats. Md
UN. 4-95lO Ewes. SP. 3-S76a
CT APPROVED
CHILLUM--Five-ro brick, 2.
bath home; full bsmt. Sl5,950.
MT. RAINIER-sIx-ro om shinele
homt' new cond. $4,000.
LANDovER HILLs--Six rooms,
corner lot excellent cond. Sla,5O0,
LOUIS MILLER. REALTOR
UN. 4-2723; Ewes. WA. 7-00l2
HOME AND INCOME--Just over the
District. line. Excellent Cant. bldg. (;
loads. OF room. lot 50x200. Price re-
duced TO Sl3,50O,
nm SPARES 3AJJSss AGENCY. REEAaLTog
A LITTLE LAND, A LOT or LIVING
IN this new 3-bedroom brick ram
oler; fedwood-paneied fireplace, large
Kitchen with breakfast ba., eye-Ievel
oven, an abundance of closet space.
lull daylight walk-out basement. iot
1O0S2S5. Low down payment. quick
possession. ONLY 10 minutes from
d. c. line at South Capitol 81. Phone
now, 10. T-Sk37 until s pm.
I'M RRTTT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
COLLEGE PARK

Brick apt. home in newer
eond. Two 2-hedrm. units,
each with private bath, full
bsmt. ideal for Sd apt.i. plus
gas h.-w.h. Owners retired,
have priced this property for
immediate sale, so call ard
let US show you these fine
apis. in this finest rental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
ADELPHT

Walking distance Of q. Of
Md. 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
incl. carport. full bsmt.. fire
pl. and big 112x179 lot. Talk
about value. this is a real
steal At S1s.950. Only / ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
UNIVERSITY HILLS

Adorable 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. priced low at S15.-
$50 in this fine area. Gil.
FLA or conventional terms.
All-elec. kit. incls. dishWasher
and DISPOSAL; front porch
and firepl. Owner will rent
until settlement to good pur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
JOHN r. OGLE
AP. 7-4S65
Moore & Moore

TEMPLE HILLS. 1901 Henderson
I'd New 3-Dedrm brick rambler,
IT0x200 lot. Ice. cleo. kit. sep. din.
rm,, Ice. porch, bsmt. firepi. drive
In garage; priced to sell.
FORESTVILLE. 5437 Spring St
or approved. Sl3, 900; Ice. shaded
lot with all-brick; Q bedrms. and
expansible attic, din. rm. and full
bsnit., oil hot-yater heat, Out MARI
bOro pike to Forestvilie I'd, right ]
blk. to Spring st. and open sign
DISTRICT HEIGHTS AREA
Lovely brk. ramhlers; 3 bedrns.,
sep. din. rn1., . full baths. liv. nm.
with firepl.. gar, Ice, screened porch,
full bsmt., f.-w.h. Priced at SD, son.
Out Marlboro pike TO Weber dr.,
CLINTON AREA--New 3-bedfm
rambler; lEe. din. rm. with picture
window, kit. 14xI4 IT,, 2 nrepls
buiit-in garage, i2-acre lot, Priced
very reasonable at S21 .00f Also @
bedrm. stone house on lz-acre lot,
SI3.n00 Directions: Out Route 5
three miles beyond Clinton trafic
light and open sign. Ewes. call Mr.
Fowler. CY. 1883,
RoEEcROFT PAfaK--Directian
LIVINGSTON I'd. 10 Book I'd TO Rose
croft PARK. . and 4 bedrms.. some
With 3 baths. rec, rn with firepl !;
$4,000 TO S24 $50, Also others in
new subdivision near BY. Stop At
5404 Belfast for info. Gail Dutch"
CAMP sPRmGs-i.se. lot with
barbecue pit. 4 nedFms spacious
liy. m. Ise. kit. den. b6nlt Sell
CT or F1A. Directions. Out Old
Route to Middleton lane TO 53i1
Kenwood St.
FoRESTVnLE - Lee. lot with
stately oaks, completely fenced: brk
Cape Cod; 2 nedrms. and den: CT
approved, only $14.40G.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
NEW HOMES at cath and Pair
lawn; z sold, 5 left tn this areas
most desirable seetion--3 an6 4
bedrm. rambiers. some have screened
porches. rec, rm. and double ga
RAGE Also lots left for custom
building. Eyes. cal Vests Esch-
baeher. 10, 7-2154
NEW 3-BEDRM. brick rambler; 2
full baths. sep. din. rrn.. fuii hsnis
2 hrepls See and compare quality,
price and location 1878 23rd ri.
Open ewes sat and sun
BRICK RAMBLER with center
hail plan; 3 peerms. ae luxe XII.
SEE. din IN. = afepiz. Saik-out
hsnss With picture Efn6er ard
tath Only $40 $50. terms Cone %
l25th ard Fairlavn and cpsn EiEn
MOORE e. MOORE, Realtors
NJ. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
COLLEGE PARK

2 new ramhlers of superb
construction, rapidly being
completed. 3 big bedrms.,
Ia tile baths, full daylight
bsmt.. gas heat and outside
entrance big 60x1S7 lots.
4 real superior buy at &15.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
coLoREp
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA,, OF Duke st--s-bed-
rm. rambler with iull hsr... GIL
approved; S13,95A. . flie3laces,
Ancnor-fenced yard Compey,, then
hurry % see this today Mkt Y /
REALTY. ia. 7-0250 or IA. =
aLExANDRIA-Two old colonials.
old part OF town; qualified widow
cash can realize handsome profit
from purchase Of . adjoining old
Colonial properties, One is 3-bed-
rm., s-hath home; the other having
; apts., each with pvt. entrance;
S31 900, attrae. terms. For in
formation. particulars and further
details. call E. A. HERNHOLM, XII.
9-f9ll: ewes, so 5-65a2.
ALEX; S9,950--cIean, spac., 2-bed-
m. hrk, town house: mr.. every
excel. Investment. e. A. HERN-
HOLM, Nj 9-1411; so. 5-6592s,
eVeAllihs.
ALEX. AREA-spanking new brick
split level; 3 hcdrms.. din. ell, fin
ished rec. rm., Ia baths, city
water and sever M. bus and shop
ping, Move in with deposit: ST.
JE e-497O. JE. 4-3447.
ALEX.-FRANCONIA. 3 miles from
Shirley hwy, Lincolnia eyit-New
3-bedrm. brick rambler With hot
water dashboard neat. Come on
out now and pick your colors. Lge.
Gift. liv. rni with lfirepl.. sep.
din. ell, equipped kit. lse. ceramic
tiled bath. walk-out full BSMT.
With huge picture window and a sS,
dn es and sD sfss o Der teG mo- I'M principal g
and interest. This won't keep. so
bring your check book, your Tela-
tiyes and your husband. First
come, first served. Exclusive. e. r.
STEFFEY. JE. 4-3447, JE, e.
1870.
ALEX.-oPEN rs. Owner asking
$4,000 for this 3-bedrnl. brick
with huge liv. rIn., ~ bath LIST n,
bsmt., fin outside entr.. on fenced
lot. Clean and conv. VIII accept
Gil sale. Duke St, right to 2l2
Taylor Run pkwy. XII. 9-lI4b,
ALEX. Only $3.50 down incl, set
Element and assume present Gl
ga. loan Of S9.g40. PAYABLE at
sur. Newly Tedecnr.. 2-bedrm, semi
det. home in Jefferson Manor. Ex.
tras incl. handicapped. Anchor
fenced yd. with patio and fin. hsmt
Avail. Oct. ! so, s-g149.
ALEX. VA; $4,000: by owner--2-
bedrm. row brick: beautifully dec
GRATED: immaculate cond.: equip,
kit. tile bath. full bsmt,. rec. rfil,,
outside entrance, storm windows,
doors; aluminium awnings gas
h:-w.h HANDICAPPED lot; walking
distance shops, schools transp
526 East Nelson ave. TE. b-6S9B.
ALEX open / to q. 3l4 Moncure
DR.. or phone for directions. I'M
smaculate. 3-bedrm. brick rambler
fireplace. full bsmt with outside
entrance to lovely lawn. Only
$3.50. XII 9-S227. ASSOCIATED
BROKERS'.
ALEx.---Shirley Hwy. Estate-iike
brick home features 4 bedrms., 2
baths, fireplace. breezeway and car
port on over 70 acre OF grounds
Only SIG. 600. Easy terms. XII
9-S227. ASSOCIATED BROKERS,
ALEX. SPECTAL---sg50 down. Show
place ramblers on lee corner fenced
lot. Deluxe kit, driveway and patio.
Only S1l.950, XII 9-S227. AS
sOCIATED BROKERS
ALIEN, HOLM HALL open---3
bedrms., brick rambler lie. kit..l
lrepl.. ka-acre lot. Anchor-fenced
back yd.: excel. cond. $4,000. As
sumo Ige CT loan or Romance Gil
Dr. FEA. Dir: Mi, Vernon blvd. be-
low Alex. az miles to WELLINGTON
ane, IT. 10 Shenandoah rd., left 20
Jackson, IT.. to Az jackson rds
so. 5-S34A,
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Sleek and sophisticated new
briek Cape Cod. planned for
folks with champagne taste.
3 big bedrms.. 2 tile baths,
. firepiaees. screened porch,
rec. rm.. maids nm, ALL
elee. eye-ievel kit. buiit-in
garage. So .n0f, first. trust
avail, Ride out to our ONCE
and let us show you q beau
tifully planned home.
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TAKoMA PARK

4-year-old brick Cape Cod
Of finest construction. bed
RMS. and tile bath down; 2
bedrrns., tile bath and iee.
storage area up; all-elec kit.
iirepl.. rec. rrn. in full bsrnt.,
Plus numerous other extras.
As low as $4,000 down.
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LEWISDALE, MD.-3-yr.- old, IL
story brick; . bedrms. list A.. ex-
pansible upstairs. full basement
level lot. Price S15,750. A. H. Sci
DENSPINNER. Realtor, WA. 7-I01C
mr. IA a.9RRo
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979f7N17- ~ WE y" - ~
BELvOIR AREA--2-yr. old rambler.
attached oversize garage. patio.
porch. beautiful lse. kit equipped.
In ton notch cond owner trans
ferred. OF approved, or in service
military XII s-1012, HAMMER
REAL ESTATE, 1a2 s. ROYAL.