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Police Protect Sons
AT Somozo's Funeral

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Oct. lP-Presdent Anastasio
Somoza victim OF an assassin was buried yesterday with Mica
highest honos Police kept close guard rites
Ito prevent the threatened assassination of his
Thousands lined the funeral procession route of
miles and swarmed into Managuas cemetery
ing
Presidential guards and police the crowds for two per-
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fronces PeIlesrini

Similar reactions came from marriage counSelors,
child-welfare experts and Psychologists.
What's behind this movement away from tradi-
tional custom? The experts blame variety of social
presSureS.
Suburbanitis is one. Points out DR.. Georgia..
GrosSer, instructor of sociology at Queens College,
NJ Y: The distance between fathers place of work
and home has increased He frequently gets home late
and children can't watt - Continued on page 81
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survey of 3Sl7 subteenerS revealed that this five TO
Il group is also abandoning the habit of family din
ing, Rand>stated.
Confederation came from Eugene Gilbert, presi-
dent Of Gilbert Youth Research CO., pioneer fact
finding organization in the youth field. Our nation
wide researches prove beyond question: Gilbert said,
that the family dinner is becoming extinct. Young
people are spending less and less time with their
families because they have many varied activities.
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Family Dinners
~ LESTER and IRENE DAVID

T, suburban living and outside
interests are wrecking an old
and valuable - custom in
many families. How about yours?
or years the symbol of the typical American fam
ily has been picture of mother father and smiling
youngsters gathered round the dinner table. II is
heart-warmng picture, but we have Earring news to
report.
truth, we discovered after collecting evidence from
number Of large Cities is that the nightly family meal
has become optional procedure in many households
while in others II is obsolete as homemade ice cream
Today, likely as not. junior is dining by TV screen
light while his Older brother bursts in gets stocked up
and bursts out again Meanwhile dad is still at the
Office. on the commuter train or battling traffic. Sister
may be primping for date. In many homes the
family manages to get off TO start, but the kids
finish in few minutes and are gone with the wind
In Short the eisurely family dinner, with all present.
accounted for and staying to the end is vanishing from
urban and suburban life.
~tIy EtdOU
And what does it all mean? Every expert in every
related field TO whom spoke, whether social psy
biologist nutritionst, psychiatrist or educator.
home economist or family worker, agreed on this
double-barreled conclusion
I. The nightly get-together is more important to
the moral mental and physical strength of the
individual members than most persons realize.
2. If the custom has gone by the boards in your
home, it can be revived more easily than you think.
incidentally, these authorities made it very clear
that many families still dine unit and have no
intention of dropping the ritual. Further the de-
emphasis is confined chiefly to city and suburban
homes. But nationwide trend away from the family
evening meal is plainly evident.
Proof comes frona variety of sources, most recent
Of which is coastto-coaSt survey conducted by the
Youth Research Institute. which studies the tastes,
habits and opinions of the younger set. Lester Rand,
president, reported that only % per cent of 43lO
teen-aeers dine regularly with their parents - "regu-
larry being defined as than three times week.
The vast majority Of the rest said they either ate out
by themselves or with brothers and sisters in each
others homes most of the time, rarely more than once
or twice week with their entire families. Another
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-20

times during the Carol Service.
The offering at this service
will go to the Christmas fund
for aged ministers of the de-
nomination.
The following young people
will share in the readings from
the Gospels and the Service of
Candle-lighting: Paul Hanke,
Dorothy Krum, Beth Wilmot,
David Bigler, Janet Fenwick,
Kenneth Kronk, Kenneth Starr,
Donald Grove, Jim Wilmot,
Frank Wilmot, Ronnie Wilmot,
Douglas Grove, Shirley Clark,
and Polly Starr, Dick Naramore
The congregation will join in
singing familiar Christmas car
OILS.
On behalf of the Church the
Minister extends a cordial in
vitation to the community to
attend this special Christmas
Eve Service at the Claridon
Church.
Parish Notes
On Sunday evening, Dec. %
the senior and Junior Pilgrim
fellowship groups will go on
their annual round of carol sing
ing through the community. The
groups will meet at the church
at seven O'Clock; at the close
of the carol singing they will
hold separate Christmas parties
at Karen Gratton's and Donna
Jean Vaccariello's.
Last sunday morning at the
close of the morning worship
service there was a special
congregational meeting. At this
meeting it was voted to hold
another building fund drive
sometime after the first of the
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CHURCH NEWS

Student Recognition Sunday :
students take part in all
services.
Monday, December 81
Pilgrim Fellowship New Years
Eve party.
The Junior Aid of the Pill
GRIM Christian Church will meet
on December 20, at 800 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Charles
Garfield, 131 South st. The as
sistant hostesses will be Mrs.
A. r. Evans, Mrs. S. A. Hels-
er, and Mrs. Ward Mcdonald
Mrs. Hal Burr will speak on
Mothers of the Bible.
The Chi Rho Group of the
Pilgrim Christian Church will
hold their Christmas Party and
Dance on Saturday, December
22nd at 7:30 pm. This will be
held in the recreation room OF
the Parsonage on Carson Blvd.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hurd
and Rev. and Mrs. Strong as
chaperones for the evening.
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year. MIR. Robert r enwick,
chairman Of the first building
fund drive, has accepted the
Guardianship of the committee
for this second drive.
CHARDON METHODIST
Dec. 20, Thursday
7:30 pm. Senior choir re-
hearsal.
NO BIBLE STUDY ON
DEC. 20. ONLY
Dec. FL, Friday
7:30 pm. Church school Christ
mas program in sanctuary
and social room.
$50 pm. intermediate youth
will be out caroling.
Dec. %, Sunday
900 am. First worship SER
vice.
1000 am. Church school.
11:00 am. Second worship SER
vice Reception of new mem
bers sacrament of baptism.
900 pm. Senior youth fel-
lowship.
$50 pm. intermediate MYF
meet at Church to 60 to
Dick LytePs home for Christ
mas Party.
Dec. "a, Monday
7::30 pm. Traditional Christ
mas Eve candlelight service
for the whole family.
Sunday, Dec. 80
Student Recognition Day.
3 to 6: pm. the Pastor and
Mrs. Carney invite you to open
House" at the Parsonage.
Last Sunday the Methodist
Youth enjoyed a spaghetti sup
per prepared and served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bundus and
Mrs. Harry Carney.
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Sunday afternoon, the 23rd oi
December, from 800 to 500
will be the big Christmas Party
for the Sunday School of the
Pilgrim Christian Church. This
event will be held in the Jun
ior High Auditorium and every.
one Is invited. The children In
the Beginner, Primary and
Junior Departments will pres.
carols and plays and the White
Gifts for the needy children
abroad will be dedicated.
The annual Pilgrim-Fellow.
ship Christmas dinner will be
served at $50 on Sunday, Dec.
ember 23rd, in the Educational
Building on South st.
The annual Christmas Eve
Candlelight Communion Service
will be held again this year
in the Sanctuary of the Pill.
grim Christian Church. This ser.
vice begins at 11:00 and ends
a little after midnight. This
is one of the outstanding Wor.
ship services of the Church
year.
First Congregational Church
Clarid0n
Weekly Calendar
Thursday, December 20
BIS Junior choir rehearsal;
social hall.
Friday, December FL
7::30 Senior choir rehearsal;
social hall.
Sunday, December %
Christmas Sunday"
1000 Special Christmas Wor.
ship service in the church
school; the whole school will
worship together in the church
social hall. In charge of the
service Mrs. June Kellogg
Mrs. Horace Wilmot; Nativ-
ity Tableau.
IL w lltC I'LL 1SJlIldS Wol Sill ~
Service; Prelude of Christ
mas Music
Sermon theme, We Meet AT
The Manger
Light Bearer for this Service !;
Nelson Enochian, Jr.
Ushers; Norman Pollock, Man
vile Rose.
Christmas Eve Service
December oath
Beginning at 10:45 pm. with
an organ prelude of Christmas
music We will again have our
Christmas Eve service of spec
ial music. Familiar Christmas
carols, and the traditional Christ
mas ceremony of candle-light-
ing. College young people home
for the holidays will share in
the service. The Senior Choir
under the direction of Mrs.
Elsie Spurlock will sing eight
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Pilgrim Christian Church
Calendar

Thursday, December 20
2:45 Brownie Troop IL Ed
ucational bldg.
2:45 Girl Scout S Educat-
ional bldg.
7:30 Chancel Choir Sanct-
uary bldg.
800 Junior Aid Home OF
Mrs. Charles Garfield.
Friday, December 21
2:45 Brownie Troop IA Ed
ucational bldg.
Sunday, December %
11:00 Christmas Service.
800 to 500 Sunday School
Christmas Party Jr. High
School Auditorium.
$50 Annual Pilgrim Fellow
ship Dinner Educational
bldg.
Monday, December "a
11:0O pm. Candlelight Com
munion Service.
Sunday, December 80
The Arizona post., 1956-03-16

try or national origin. All per-
sons shall have the right to
full and equal accommoda-
tons and facilities in places of
public accommodation.
Trend is away from such
discrimination, which affects
not only Jews but other min
ority groups as well. The de-
cisions of the Supreme Court,
statements by the President,
and the Civil Rights planks of
both political parties are con-
sistent with this bill.
Individuals who favor the
legislation are also asked by
the ADL-CRC chairman, Will
liam Gordon, to write t h e / r
representative at the S t a t e
Capitol, Phoenix.
The Arizona post., 1956-03-16
l9||l'li|;||33 MI y
Rita Feldnlan

ISkCd II clu1I1dn
The community was deeply
Saddened by the sudden death
March 8 of Rita Fe1dm a n,
1913 N. Fontana, at the age
of 18. She was a freshman at
the University of Arizona, a
former member of the Lillian
Wald Bnai Birth Girls. A ma
tive of New York, Miss Field
man lived here since 1947.
Survivors are her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Field
man, a sis ter, Susan and
brother, Martin. r a b bi Bill
gray conducted the funeral
service at Arizona Mortuary
on Sunday and burial was in
Evergreen Cemetery.
The Arizona post., 1956-03-16

propagandists."
The report characterized
the Fort Monmouth investiga-
ton as "a scandal" which had
created "an unfortunate pub
lie impression that Commun-
ism was rampant" Not only
was this false, said the ADJ,
but it's own probe 'leads us
to the conviction t h a t anti
Semitism was involved in the
initiating of the suspension or
declassification of scientists
there m o S all of whom
have since won vindication.
Evidence was submitted to
Secretary of the Army Wilbur
Brucker and to the Federal
Bureau of Investigation with
a request for "correc tive
action"
The Arizona post., 1956-03-16
Charge Bias
In Federal
Practices
WASHINGTON (JTA)

WASHINGTON GTA) =
The r e u S of a four-year
study on political anti-Semit-
ism in the u. S., West Germ
any and the Middle East were
made public by the Anti-Defa-
nation League of Bnai Birth.
The study established the fol-
lowing facts: Cd Religious
bigotry had crept into some
areas of the Federal security
program. The ADJ asserted
flatly that many of the FEEDER
al employees suspended dur
ing the 1853 security invest
igations at Fort Monmouth,
were "hapless victims of anti
Semitism, pure and simple"
(2) Official delegates fr o m
Arab nations, operating in the
u. S. with diplomatic status
and immunity" are engaged
in "an organized and well-fin-
anced conspiracy to stimulate
anti-Semitic feelings in t h S
country, to thwart sympathy
and aid for Israel"
The ADJ report challenged
the good faith of some zap
parently respectable" ri g h t.
wing political a C tt o n move
ments in the u. S. because of
their intermittent and caut-
ious acceptance of profession
al bigots and anti-Semitic hate
The Arizona post., 1956-03-16
Ask Public
Support For
Rights Bill
BY CLARA EISENSTADT

The ADL-Community Rela-
tions Committee recently sent
out an appeal to all constitu-
ent organizations of the Com
munity Council, asking their
support thru resolutions and
financial aid to promote Pub
lie Accommodation Bill No.
1856, submitted to the S t a t e
Legislature by tn e Arizona
Council for Civic Unity.
Bill provides that it is the
declared policy of Arizona to
prohibit discrimination in
places of public accommoda-
ton (such as theatres, restau-
rants, motels, hotels because
of race, color, religion, ances-
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real. ESTATE CORPORATION
XII. $4,000 1913 King ST
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Very clean, 2-bedrm.. brk. home
nicely equip, kit, liv, rm., din. rm.
and porch; . bedrms, and tile bath
on .nd n. rec. rm: in bsmt, we'll
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
ia S-e777 IA. 7-OI4l
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PAIkWOOD-3 -bedrm brick ram
bier; modern kit, full bSmt, rec.
rm. fenced lot: $1,000. GEO. w.
ave OIL o-3l23 . pm
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

- .Dlu DAWSON ST.
SPECIAL, We are Offering far be.
low construction cost this very large
c&pensiycly built amber on > largC
lots Nate 1854. It's very Unusual
Large liy. rm. with firepl., din. rm
ihisXl3; de luxe Kit 3 bcdrms,
inl paths den. laree bedrm ano
long with large .irepl and BAL
towner belnr transferred) will take
Sd,OnQ TO IS 600 down It's beauti.
tM. Mr., Gibson 10. 7-oaSO. with
VI, PAUL HANNAH 53a nth sd
n " Me S-4IOO IN
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POTOMAC AREA--New brick ram
hler with center entrance. Din. ell,
oe luxe kitchen, 2 hedrms., . baths.
space for rec. rm with firepl., car
port GEO. w ROBERTSON. Real
TOR. '93h Wise. ave. OIL. 2-2t23
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MASON HIRST
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
GARAGE
STORES FOR RENT

B53 CONST. AVE. N.E.--Good for
any business; $50 cor. OF Mass. and
ConSt. ave. at eth. Me. s-OO41 -
BUSY LOCATION on lower Conn.
Ave. --Store 30x5b with basement;
entrances and lge. show windows
on streets. Night and day busi-
ness. LonH-term lease Call AID
TAKoMA PARK, MD, zoos Maple
ave. Ideal for drugstore or 5-and.
10. Adjoining large apartment de-
velopment, 2,125 So n Ample
on-street parking Reas rent
FRANK L. HEWITT CO. ~
Sth ST.. AND NEW YORK. AVE. NV.
sS27 90 per mo, Apply Ma
MODERN. sttrae., downtown, fully
h1r-conds 9th At r NV. For In
formation, call Elk. 3-74o6. 80
LAST STORE IN new Eastoyer shop
pins center. available for optieian,
photography prepared foods, book
store, real state or professional
once or any business not In con-
filct with existing stores Call Mr.
REEVES. 10 7.i0i6 or ewes. LU
i-547b. %
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WILL TRADE

j. c. CHATEL
DE. 2-lt37; AFTER $40, OIL. 6-slO8
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.ASANT SPRINGS SUBDIVISION

.,,I aVIt. IIFW .I-DtuTm ramDIer'
utility room; 81 800. School bus
D. Owner. WARREN co, builder.
LO T-S455
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NEW
MachiniSts Bldg.

1900 CONN. AVE. NV
Unusual opportunity 10 sublet
beautiful l.200-square-foot suite in
Conn. ave corner for a year or IL
months VIII be suitably partitioned.
Only 5000 per month. Phone Mr.
E. c. Scott, SHANNON a LUCHS
IA l4th St NV, MA S-o31J II
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ADELPHI AREA
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

NATURALIZATION white brick.
jefferson Park: 4 bedrms., . baths
up; heated bsmt. with fireplace.
pine-paneled rec. rm.. garage and
inclosed rear yard. Walking dis
lance public and private schools;
So. 800. Call OX 3-h4R7. "A
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8 BEDRMS Sill o5O

Don't overlook this buy. Close to
parochial and public schools New
lO-year guaranteed water heater,
fenced yard. large storage attic with
pull-down stairs and separate dining
room
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"Indian Spring Area"

Owner must sell. Plenty of living
space in this brick Cape Cod: bath
and one bedroom on first. plus large
living and dining room; bath and
TWO bedrooms on second: two fire
places, large kitchen; five minutes
to the heart of Silver Spring; priced
at $4,000. VIII finance to suit the
purchaser.
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30 BUILDERS LOIS. Aspen Hi
PIX, on Viers Mil rd streets to
grade: sewer and water avail VIII.
6-1220 days. ewes RIA. 3-@999.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. nr. Chevy
Chase Club; l2-acre lot older
home, living rm.. dining nm, mod
ern kitchen. ; bedrms. :! baths.
unfinished recreation nm. $24,950.
Ply OWNER. No brokers. please.
OT. I-lYin
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MASON HIRST
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

Va. Phone CT. 6-22OO
Closed Sundays
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bath brick Colonial. family rm., fun
hSmt., screened porch. wooded
yard S23.g50: CT financing avail
ehle. KOBzENDORFER, OIL. A.
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SILVER SPRING, mr.. Four Corners.
by BLDR. OWNER - New brick
Care Cod; 4 bedrms., . baths. also
new brick rambler 3 hedrms., ?
haths' finest construction and
NorkmanShlp, l0llA and lOII5
Dallas ave. Open daily -. r. d
ERWIN, Wa s-SH3S II
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DESK SPACE
FARMS
MARYLAND ESTATE. .,

MARYLAND ESTATE. ideal for pri-
yate club, developer or horse farm;
SO acres of gently undulating land,
formerly used as cattle farm: barn
and outbldsS.; located on new dual
hwy within ; min Of Dist line.
Excel financing For appt. call
THOMAS NJ. GRAVES exclusive
agt ), Real Estate Broker. 5000 Tsy.
Tor st. brentwood, Md, APP. 7-9241.
40
l;?.ACRE FARM. rich soil. fishing.
1850 or Ii 5-670G, Ext. 5.45ai.
Ns5 DOWN, $35 MONTH buys for
$1,000; A acres; Groom cabin;
Sprirg. stream; white community.
~ miles from Charlottesville, Va.
TIE. 6-413l. a
$40 DOWN, $50 MONTH buvs for
$3.50: 81 acres. 3 cleared, rest in
young timber. good spring. white
community TIE. 6-4131. II
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PRICED AT S2l,l50-Compare
this history beauty. Slate roof,
full basement with recreation room,
pretty living room. separate dining
room equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms,
Screened porch, garage, shaded back
yard CT contract accepted. Call XII.
$4,000
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Mr.. OAKVIEW SCHOOL

Brick rambler, in prime residential
area Of Silver Spring. Many features
add to Its comfort. such as 3 bed
rms, = baths. living rm., dining
rm., all cleo. kitchen. Full basemt,
and garage. Priced right with ex-
eel!ent financing. Call MA. S-644O
co INC -
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NO MONEY DOWN
RAMBLER

Beautiful. 3-bedrm.. modern semi
| det, brick. Must have good credit.
! Payments lust like rent. DI y
SA33 Call until Q &
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$50 FORESTER ST. S.w.-s-year-
old semidev brick duplex: COM
plete l-hedrm. ants. plus full bsmt.
Live in one, rent one, LII. 1891 ] &.
30
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING AREA--Win build
to suit tenant $4,000 So. IT. Of
space, r.r. siding on property. RA
.a.au! --3
ALEXANDRIA. Wa acres indus
trial ground, 300 IT. on Telegraph
REALTY CO.. JE. 4-6650; ewes,
RA. 3-S694. a
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STONE AND BRICK
split-level, brand-new: top country
club area; 4 magnificent bedrms.
finished rec, rm., also ultramod
kit. each bathrm. vanity equipped
Nothing in area to equal it at
S29,950 Near schools tIansporta-
ton. To reach: Out Old Dominion
dr., $40 mi beyond Glebe I'd. turn
left on 9th. which is dead-end st.
Owner. STALKER, KE. S-63S3
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colonial, hall ent. powder rm.. fire.
pl, picture window, screened por
etc. Conviently located S2O.50O.
TERNFR Broker. OIL. 2-7T SO,
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HOUSES for SALE, VA. Cont
ARLINGTON
81 500 DN-S60 MO

PRICED AT SI9.200-Colonial In
design. completely carpeted living
room and separate dining room. COM
pact kitchen, 8 nice bedrooms. full
tile basement. screened porch and
garage. Brick construction, slate
roof, Owner may sell CT or rent at
SlhO per month Call XII S-i0n0
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James c. Conley & Co.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI KNOLLS-Modern brick-
~9-stone rambler 3 bedrns' fun
bsmt.. firepl.. auto, dishWasher: al
or conventional financing: SI5.25O,
Cal, HE 1900. HUGH T. PECK
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Large FamilV2
S2,4OO DOWN

NON-GI-RAMBLE
Some lucky couple will snap thi:
up right away. WHAT A HITCH.
EN-! Beautiful birch cabinets, dec.
orator colorings, double sink with
disposal and fully equipped Mort
chair. Adjoining the Kitchen is I
tremendous breezy screened porch
for SUMMER LIVING. The living
room is long, cheerful and intimate
A MIAMI FI.OOR-TO-CEILING PIC.
TURE WINDOW AND thost
bedrooms. exquisite tremendous
all with sliding doors. The high
ceiling tiled basement IS the clipcher
it's BIG, but call and see for your.
self
S. G. GERAcHIs CO.. JE. 2-23t4
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PRICED AT SCI, 7OO-uniuuely
leans patio. Studio living room, sep
arate dining room. fully equipped
kitchen. 81 1T. master bedroom, and
2 more large bedrooms; basement
and garage. GI needs only 5000
down. XII $4,000.
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WHEATON, CT S12,950-3-bedrm
pTk.. sep, din. rm.. full bsmt..
fenced VI. nr, 81. Catherine and
JOHNSON. 10 i-1di7 10
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WANTED. an apartment building
built during last 10 years. priced
between Sl00,nO0 and 5000. 900.
ST. NV, MA. $4,000. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-30

Sl.. 450--3-bedrm. brick bungalow
fireplace; lovely fenced yard. trees.
7,950-3-bedrm o-bath brick
amber. fireplace. bsmt., fenced yard;
near swimming pool school
PROVIDENCE CO. JE. 2-3343