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kenwood Area Asking $28,5o
4 Bedrms Den, 2Iz Boths
55l5 Be DveOpen Sat- and Sum- Is Beautiful big white brick
Colonial perfect condition Large beomed ceiling and powder
st floor bedrooms buhs End floor Dhwusher end
obIe space kit Screen porch Brick puO Slate roof Full
Huge, level Anchorfenced yud Ample shade Holt block to
elementary school, Wonderful very desirable close
in neighbOrhood MUST BE S0D OWNER LEAVING WASHNGToN
Wisconsin Ave- Bradley Blvd left continue post Kenwo,d
entrance to Brite. left to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

the Foundation for Cooperative
Housing. Inc, Of New York, who
aided the cooperative at each
step.
When the houses are COM
lpleted, Mr.. Madden said, the CO.
operative will be retained in ex-
istence on a sort of skeleton
basis for purposes of caring for
the land set aside as park and
other minor community func-
ltionS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17
HOME SHOW

Continued From Page B.
1t will be called THE Home and
Furniture Show" and among its
features will be "a rooms deco
rated with newly designed furni-
ture.
The Home Show Committee,
this year headed by Carl Nc
Cartee, feels the new formal Of
the show will be more in keeping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

We pleased to this detached BRICK authentic town
house lone OF group OF b. which hos been beautifully done
in the Georgetown monner.
Eneshpon ground floor with entrance foyer Jorge
room ond holt both utility roo but-n eoroee Second level
kitchen with toe space powder ROOM spocous bedrooms
and bohs on Bird level Storage oc Charming
with barbecue Price, $3650o.
This house designed moxum comfort with minimum
Of maintenance. OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 5
Directions: Wconn Ave ceoOeovnJ 90 nest on Reservoir
Road Macarthur BIpd bear to
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-17

Woodocres Bedrms., z Boths 81, 1850
67 Massachusetts, Aenue-open Sat- and Sum- s. FIRST PRE-
SENTAToN You could spend $4,000 for home and still buy
the PROTECTION. BEAUTY, STABILITY and CONVENIENCE Of
WOOdOe'es Fine quality home in excellent condition Beautiful
Screen porch Garage Full basement Slate roof FshpOnd
Patio Storm windows Lovely wooded lot 6ox50 Public and pooeu
schools
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Shepherd Park, Bedrms., Den, 2H Boths, Mid 20's
1925 Iris Street NW-open Sum- 5-oUR FIRST PRESENTAToN
Handsome mosOnY residence in beautiful and highly
convenient neshborhood Absolutely perfect condition Spacious
centerhu pun. Huge ou-ot hs-word kitchen with oil the
lutet and finest equipment Den and powder LIST floor
bedrooms. baths End floor Garage for TRULY A
SENSATIONAL VALUE! North 10th St. beyond Walter Reed
to Iris, right to 1925
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Bethesda Asking SCI 500
5-Bedrm., 2-Both Romber
5so3 Wimete ROud-open Sum- Is Beautifully designed white
VACANT! REDEcoRATED! Living dining room combination
approx l5xU Dshwoher disposal and tObIe spoe kit
Attached gose No basement but plenty Of Storage Perfectly level
lot NO STEPS! Highly convenient oil Transportation
Wisconsin Ave- to Old Georgetown 3D. left Beech left to VIII
mete right to home.
Bethesda 4 Bedrms., z Boths Low, Low 2O's
64oc Wlmette Rcod-open Sum- 56I APPROVED Neor public
ond poFoeho schools Charming brick Cope Cod absolutely perfect
condition bedrooms and both LIST floor enormous bedrooms
and beth on End floor Aec kitchen Dshwoshe disposed Full
Daylight basement Ideally situated decd High eevoon
block from elementary school, Old Georgetown 3D. to Beech Ave-
lett on Beech 70 Mmette right Wme to home end Of
RoekeTeek Hills Big SpIit-LeveI Low, Low 3O's
3400 Bexhl Puee-open Sum- out-oftown owner WANTS
AN OFFER this Weekend Most attractive brick home Of modern
design Excellent condition VAcANT Delightful high elevation on
level lot l00x00 beautiful community larger ond
expensive homes Center hu Gorgeous oeec kit bedrooms
Screened beezewoy garage Out Conn., Ave. right Kensnqon
Pky to Eost BexhHl Dr. right Bexh Dr. Bexh Pl right
Bexhin P to home.
Bethesda Priced IN 2OIs Must Be SoIdI
4309 Dresden Seeopen Sum- Is owners ever have poured
home He realizes be reteved-BUT IT SURE MAKES IT
WONDERFUL FOR THE BUYER! Beautiful white brick Colonial on
level oere lot fully enclosed by picturesque white fence
bedrooms End foof plus beautifully finished 3d floor Den
end powder LIST oor Lovely big modern kit Perfectly beou-
u plus Dor basement Huge barbecue polio 2cor
ottoehed Many mony costly included from
Holy Rdeemer Church ond School, Owner already bought an
other home Wisconsin Ave- beyond Medical Center 10 Cedar
lons right approximately mile to Dresden, left
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

of the buddy system for SWIM
ming, to help prevent accidents
during their off-duty hours at
summer encampment.
They are also instructed in the
safety in the use of gasoline
and are directed to shun danger
Gus practices in using gasoline
for our trucks, generators and
stoves.
Similarly, where we string tel
ephone lines or use high voltage
in electronic equipment, our men
are instructed in the safe ways of
doing things and taught to avoid
unsafe procedures.
"In gunnery, we teach the men
to assume that every gun is load
ed until it has been demonstrated
to be empty, and on the artillery
range we make a safety test of
the firing mechanism before the
crew goes on a gun. Similarly,
safety precautions are taken for
the protection of beach strollers,
and of vessels which might enter
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
All Club
NEWS
NAMED
DAIRY
PRINCESS

Glenda Apgar, seventeen-year-
old member of the local Blackbird
All Club, was chosen Dairy Prin-
cess for New Castle County at
the dinner meeting of the Inter-
state Milk Producers Cooperative
held last Thursday night at Mid
dletown. She won over five other
entrants. Glenda represented the
All Clover Planners Council, a
representative body consisting of
the Black bird, County Line,
Friendship, Stump Corner, Clay
ton Clodhoppers, Willing Workers,
and Woodland Beach Clubs. The
princess and her mother-chaper-
one, Mrs. Herbert Apgar, will be
among the honored guests at the
state Dairy Month Night dinner
to be held on the campus of the
University of Delaware next Tues
day evening. On this occasion
she will be cited and awarded a
$25 u. S. Savings Bond.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
STATE SAFETY
GROUP PRAISED
National Guard Safety Record
Credited To Help From
Safety Council
AIDS CITED

The excellent safety record en-
joyed by the Delaware National
Guard stems from assiduous use
of advice and materials provided
by the Delaware Safety Council,
Major General Joseph J. Scannell,
the adjutant general, declared
recently.
General Scannell listed some of
the activities of the guard in
which safety precautions are TAX
en-. He asserted that in its efforts
to prevent injuries and promote
safety, the National Guard re-
ceives extremely valuable help
from the Delaware Safety Coun-
cil."
The adjutant general publicly
thanked the Council for this help
in a statement in which he noted
that the Council currently is con-
ducting a membership drive.
General Scannell's statement
follows:
THE problems of safety in the
activities of any large organiza-
ton are complex, and they are
particularly so when there is a
great amount of mechanical equip
ment involved. In the Delaware
National Guard, where there are
$500 men in the air and ground
unit throughout the state, using
millions of dollars worth of equip
ment. we are always conscious of
the tremendous possibilities that
exists for accidents, and we try
to use every reasonable means OF
preventing injuries and promoting
safety. In this effort, we receive
extremely valuable help from the
Delaware Safety Council.
1.-THE Councils assistance is In
the form of advice on how best
to do things safely, and where
to watch out for accidents, ana
also in the form of educational
materials which help to REMIND
our men of the safety instructions
they have received.
Before the Delaware National
Guard leaves for its annual en-
campment each summer or for
any mass movement, a safety
meeting of key officers is held.
Many diverse subjects are cover
ed, including the proper loading
of vehicles, hazards of the road,
and the use of safety belts on
troop-carrying trucks.
Our men are instructed IN
beach safety, including the use
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
Plan Dairy Glass

The second in a series of pro-
ject training schools for interested
All Club members will be con-
Quoted next Tuesday evening. July
3rd, from z until 8 O'Clock. This
training session will concern those
members enrolled in the dairy
ing projects. The meeting, ar.
ranged and supervised by the An
Clover Planners Council, will be
held on the farm of Herbert Ap-
gar, one-half mile west of Black
bird. Mr.. Delmar Young, exten-
sion dairying specialist at the Un.
iversity of Delaware, will be the
featured speaker and instructor
He will be assisted by New Castle
County All Club Agent Maurice
B. Field. Detailed instruction per-
iods and an actual judging con-
test will be included in the pro-
gram in an effort to prepare Local
club members for participation in
the county dairy team elimination
contests to be held one week lat
er. An invitation is cordially ex.
tended to all interested persons
in the community to attend this
worthwhile meeting. Additional
details may be secured by phon'
ing Smyrna 3416.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
A. Ken Pfister, Dover, Offers
Complete Photographic Service

graphing weddings, school events,
church affairs, family groups and
individual portraits.
His work is done by appoint
ment, is always guaranteed, and
he is happy to make estimates If
you phone him at Dover 2302.
Whatever the event, if you want
a record of it preserved, the best
way to do it is through photo
graphs. and the best man to make
them is Mr.. Pfister. He Is COM
pletely equipped to take pictures
anywhere at any time.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

sented those in attendance an op-
portunity to learn more about the
preparation of various foods. All
members, leaders, and mothers
from seven local clubs received
instruction. The council would like
to publicly thank Everhart Broth
ers and Wilson Refrigeration, Inc
for the help they rendered with
the conduction of the school.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
Clarkie's Sinclair Service, Dover,
Offers Road Service, Trailer Rents

Goodyear tires and batteries, auto
accessories, and does minor re-
pairs. Washing, fabrication and
polishing are done with care.
Pickup and delivery are pro-
vided on cars to be serviced and
his hours of z am. to, 10 pm.
make it possible for you to have
your car properly cared for with
out interfering with its daily use.
Mr.. Clarke has two competent
employees and takes pride in turn
ing out job that is always COM
petent.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

A. Ken Pfster, Woods Drive
Ave-, Woods Manor, Dover, COW
ers the entire peninsula in his
Photographic work and offers a
complete service, which includes
color as we'll as black and white
photos.
Mr.. Pfster has been a photo
grapher for rs years and has had
his own business for 20, eight OF
which have been in the present To-
cation. He does both commercial
and personal photography, and is
accustomed to handling industrial
and commercial, as. well as photo
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

the firing range.
"In these and other activities
the Delaware National Guard has
through the years, enjoyed an ex'
cellent safety record, and We at
tribute this record largely to as
siduous use of the advice and ma.
terials we obtain from the Della.
ware Safety Council.
Il am glad to have this oppor-
tunity, during the Councils mem
bership drive, publicly to thank
the Safety Council for the helf
it has given and continues to give
to our organization"
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
Advertisement -
An Associated Feature ~
Bob Mayors"
Francis Bergold Sells Products
Of His Farm at Wholesale, Retail

which are available throughout
the growing season.
They make point of market
ing nothing but quality produce,
a fact which has won them steady
orders from many customers who
are spread over a particularly
wide area.
They are available throughout
the day at their farm to arrange
sales, and have made an enviable
reputation for themselves in hav-
ing produce ready for delivery as
scheduled.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

Clarkie's Sinclair Service, du-
Pont highway and Whiteoak Road,
Dover, not only provides COM
plete one-stop service for your
car, but also does towing, offers
road service and U-Haul trailer
rentals.
James E. Clarke, the proprie-
tor, has had eight years of exper-
ience in meeting the needs OF
motorists, and has operated this
station for the past two and a
half years.
He handles Sinclair oil and gas,
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
Attend Food School

Over twenty-five persons at
tended the food preparation train
ing school held recently in the
Twentieth Century Club, accord
ing to Ronnie Stevens, president
of the sponsoring All Clover
Planners Council. Mrs. Eve Geiss,
food specialist of the Delaware
Power and Light Company, was
featured. Her oral explanations
and simple demonstrations pre-
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

Francis Bergold, kits Hum
mock Road off Route 113 six
miles south of Dover, makes a
speciality of growing and selling
farm products at both wholesale
and retail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergold are oper-
ators of the farm, which they took
over in 1852, and their work is
backed by a lifetime of expert
ence. They have two competent
employees.
The Bergolds are especially
known for their potatoes, horse
radish, cabbage and cauliiower
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

When it comes to plumbing,
experience really counts, and one
of the most experienced plumbers
in this area, is John Ritoch, of the
Dover Hartly Road, Dover RID. 2.
In the q years he has been
engaged in this work, ten of them
in business for himself, Mr.. Ritoch
has encountered and successfully
solved just about every problem
likely to confront plumber.
He handles American Standard
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
John Ritoch Dover, R.D., Handles Everything in
Plumbing Line and Has Had Many Years Experience

as working directly for owners,
and gives the same careful atten-
ton to repairs as to new INSTALL
ations.
He is glad to provide estimates
or to talk over any work that is
in prospect. You can easily get
in touch with him at Dover 4041
"a number you should paste up
in a convenient spot for emer-
gency use.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan
and granddaughter, Marian Tit
finger, of Philadelphia, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Gooden.
Mrs. Evelyn Norris entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright and
daughter, Carole, of Smyrna, on
Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

plumbing fixtures and is an ex-
pert on all phases of plumbing
work, including sewers, pumps,
water systems, cesspool and sep
tic tank installations.
Mr.. Ritoch's work covers very
wide area, and has included COM
mercial and industrial work as
we'll as residential. All his jobs
are fully guaranteed.
He does sub-contracting as well
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
Leipsic

The W.S.C.S. met last Wednes-
day evening at the church. 1t was
decided not to hold any meetings
during July and August. The next
meeting will be held in September
at the home of the president, Mrs.
William Maclary.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28
4-H KOMING KALENDAR

June 27-30-State All S hort
Course, Univ. Of Del.
July 3-Clover Planners Dairy
Project School.
July IN. c. Co. All Demonstra'
ton Day, Ag. Hall.
July 9-Clover Planners Council
Meeting at 8 o'clock.
July ION. C. Co. Dairy judging
Contests.
July 14-County Junior Council
Roundup.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-28

July -Kent-Sussex Fair,
Harrington.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-02-23

Office Hours: $50 Am. 5 P NJ. Mon. through Fri.
Interviewing Hours; $50 AM 800 PM; evenings by
appointment Coils accepted days per week from AM
TO midnight
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-02-23

Iady, close TO Noble I'd. bus and Nela
Park. MI. 1-6l88 after y. m.
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WE buy scrap iron, brass, copper.
paper, rags and cotton, ETC.: for pick
up call GL. l-2743, CE. 1896
OLDER used furniture wanted, cash
paid for dressers, chests, mattresses,
studio couches, beds, chairs, etc. FA.
1-6769.
VETERAN buys paper, rags scran
iron, lead, brass, copper. furnaces
sinks, bath tubs, toilets. Err. i-lO68'
MU. l-0405 or KE. 1915.
JACK pays more for salvage. papers
rags, steel. iron, casts, furnaces and
boilers, copper. brass, lead, aluni-
mum; we pick Up anywhere. FA.
BUY scrap iron, furnaces, brasSes,
copper, rags, newspapers; pickup
service. PR. 1-4726, Err. 1-2275.
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FOR r e NJ T

FURNISHED apartment. 3rd floor, 4
rooms, utilities included; private en-
trance, working couple. 478 East
149th st.
CONVALESCENT wheel chair, medium
size, rent by month. MU. 1881.
ROOMS and bath, third floor, partly
furnished, inquire downstairs. 655
East 128th st.
EAST Cleveland. nice sleeping room
with telephone service, for gentle
man, $40 week. Gil. 1-2944.
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HELP WANTED (MALE)

RETIRED mechanic; to repair bicycles
and small gas engines, full or part
time. Sayler Service. 29025 Euclid
ave, WI. 3-i3l4.
COLLEGE student. part time. must be
neat and car; $3.50 TO start. Call
after p. m. IKE. i-O580.
PART time work. men 1870, at least
Is hours per week; must be neat
and have car. Call MIR. Modics. ED.
1-l510 or WI. 2-007l.
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HELP WANTED

Sales Promotion Nor. inside
administrative sales. exp.
OF will noin ....... s45o-S50o
Soles. outside, limited novel 10 $3.50
Soles troinees. cor
furnished ...... $3.50 expenses
Personnel trainss ........ $3.50 up
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-02-23

APARTMENT for rent, steam heated,
all utilities; Superior Through area,
very desirable, $3.50; call after 5
%. M, YE. 2-92l9
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70 r r Z NJ T

Az ROOMS, UP, adults only, no garage.
412 East 200th ST.. w. 1-2578.
7-ROOM furnished single. 2 garages,
nice location, close to transportation,
Lake Shore blvd, and East 185th st.,
1906 Neff rd., KE. 1-6923.
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!l!;!Sz!'||| 4; & VENT
FORMERLY SERVICE PERSONNEL
OPPO n T MITES S
w O NJ E N

To+ Notch Positions
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WANTED 70 RENT

MIDDLE-aged couple want 5-room
lower, gas, garage; like space for
flowers RA. l-2057.
GROOM single or lower, school age
children. Ii. i-5603 or Pc. 1-6444.
TAPCO development engineer, wife, Z
well behaved daughters urgently
need SIS room single or duplex: good
references, $90.s95. Err. i.09l2.
ASTRONOMER, Case Observatory de-
sires bachelor apartment vicinity
Taylor and Noble. GL. i-562S, Walker.
after ! p. m.
3 OR room apartment for young
couple, In Euclid. ". 1889
BUSINESS woman and mother desire
: or room unfurnisfled apartment.
East Cleveland. east Of Superior rd.,
preferred; call after 8 p. m, CL.
l-7674.
URGENT, family with children need
3-bedroom house, up TO SIS month;
would sign damage agreement II
necessary; employed by New York
Central Railroad for years. Chest
nut 7-8247, call anytime.
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CONTROLLER CO.
ll46 East l52nd UL. 10000
Situotion Wanted
CHILD care in my home for working
or shopping mothers; near Holy
Cross. ". 1866.
WALL washing, paper cleaning, sash
cord. and odd jobs. Fred Jaques, w.
1-4623.
DRESSMAKING and alterations. 10000
Renwood Ave. KE. 1886.
PIANO lessons, conservatory gradu-
ate; "a hour private lesson 81. Gil.
1924
ALTERATIONS, tailoring and dress
making; skillful guaranteed work;
reasonable rates. $50 Stevenson Rd.
". 1-6769
CUSTOM made slip covers and drapes,
fabric brought to your home; no
obligation; reasonable. ~. 1922.
LADIES' alterations; dresses, skirts,
Jackets. tornals; drapes; in my home;
ag6 East izSth ST.. north of st. Clair
LIGHT hauling, any kind, reasonable.
KE. 1-0499.
DRESSNfAKING. complete alterations,
mems and womens clothing; party
dresses speciality; weaving; rea-
sonable. ". 1925.
MAN with 2 ton dump trick desires
hauling of any kind: rubbish, ashes,
dirt; garages torn down, Easements
and attics cleaned. GIL. 1891.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' clothing,
also remodeling, fall coats and suits
speciality; all work guaranteed, Vs'y
reasonable. RE. 1881.
PLAIN sewing. alterations, hens and
mending; excellent work; very rea-
sonable. MU. 1-6069.
BABY sitting, retired registered nurse
will baby sit in your home, day or
night. RE. l-7l38.
hens, repairs; quick
service. 79l East 232nd st. RE. l-2654.
SHOCFEY Sitting Service, competent
women for day. night, maternity, and
vacation child care. HI. 2-l929.
will pick up and de-
liver at no etXra cost. All work guar
anteed; reasonable. RE. l-6369.
CAPUTO'S private laundry, hand IRON
ing; pick up and delivery. ". 6-l275.
done in my home. KE. 1887.
nurse, Ia years expert
ence, desires medical position. RE- |
i-48S6.
RELIABLE woman, baby sitting with |
light work, days or evenings. RE. |
2-9557.
TYPING done in my home. II. 1882.
GIRL, 10, viii do baby sitting after |
school RE. l-8l28.
BOY. 10 years old, wants Job in gas !
station or light assembly work. PO. |
I-5i61 ask for Bob
MARY Bingell's Curtain Laundry, lace,
linen tablecloths, napkins, bed
spreads. 842 East 152nd St. Ii. i-40z5.
CHILD care in my home. Lakeland
blvd, Wickliffe. WI. 3-6l58.
BABY sitting evenings, helper for new
mother or care of sick, few days |
week w. f-4O20.
ironing. wall washing, re-
liable, experienced. PR. 1-0588.
nurse, undergraduate
available for private duty. WI. 2-5237,
LOVING care for your child. days in
my home. East 324 and Lake Shore.
WI. 3-6626.
PRA CTICAL nurse will care for patti
ent in her own home, no mental.
WI. 2-5237.
WORK Of any kind that can be done at
home; references; will pickup and
deliver. KE. l-8775.
TYPING, longhand, stuffing and ad-
dressing envelopes, also factory in
spection and assembly work done in |
my home. RE. 2-749l.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Ccsns.I

BUICK 1856 Super Cdr. Riviera:
Z. and. h., power steering. brakes,
Wv. tires; win take small trade.
WEBB ST. CLAIR, HU. 3-A22e.
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RAMBLER SUPREME-Den, 8 bed
rooms and baths; slate roof;
and one OF North Arlington'g most
select communities. Many exclu-
sive features. Modest cash down
will handle. Shown by appointment
only. ARLINGTON REALTY co,
1900 Wilson blvd, ia. 7-030O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-20

OWNER WANTS OFFER-Pretty
3-bedroom Cape Cod with finished
basement recreation room: conven-
lent neighborhood; easy terms. BY
Appointment ARLINGTON REAL
TX CO, 2300 Wilson blvd, ia. 2
Q30n fffl q
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BUILT 70 LAST 100 YEARS. i
TERRIFIC VALUE-NeW brick Tam-

Bier choice N, Arlington location.
True center hall. 8 bedrms.. 80
baths; lily, rm. with irepl., and
cleo. kit. includes dishwasher. dis
posal and table space. Full. bright
6smt. Priced at only S2I.95O. CT
Or FILA financing available. Shown
BY apt. THE DARBY CO.. ia, D.
9303 Once omen q I'll q
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS, Sb.OoO-S6O. 900
Group your debts, lower you
payments, Romance your property
and improvements. Quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms, etc.. only in the state Of
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS, Bal
ana Oi Holidays rsAa a. S sara 1a sS47 7.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRoNT PRoP.-WTp.

WATERFRONT PROPERTY in Vir-
ginia wanted. so to $50 acres on
good water and accessible by road
Give full details. sketch and price.
4. c. .5YERs. President Madison
424, Arlington Towers. Arlington