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The Sidney herald., 1956-01-05

spent Christmas Day of friends
In Grenora, N. ID.
Cheryl and Doreen Sundheim
OF Sioux Pass are spending a
few days with Grandma and
Grandpa Sundheim at 4-Mile,
their school starting again Jan. 8.
This week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sundheim
and Orville called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Anvik. Wednesday
evening. Alfred Anvik showed
films that we're taken on his
trip out west.
Reuben Hammer brought Irene
Hopperstad back to Wolf Point
Sunday evening. Miss Hopper
stad teaches in that vicinity.
Ole Hopperstads of Fairview
were New Years callers at the
Reuben Hammer home.
New Years Day dinner guests
at the Carl Anvik home were
MIR. and Mrs. Charlie Anvik,
Mary and Alfred and Ruth, MIR.
and Mrs. Warner Anvik and chill
dren Vern and Jennie.
Stewart Sundheim is doing car
penter work at Ole Sundheim's
remodeling the old house inside.
MI. and Mrs. Wilmer Knob
LAUGH and children from Cannon
Falls, MINI, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Sundheim of Froid called
on the Enid and Ole Sundheims
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Sundheim
helped their son Emil of Sioux
Pass celebrate his birthday Mon
day evening, January 2. Others
were MIR and Mrs. Abe David
son Jr. and four children, Mrs.
Albert Davidson, all of Froid,
and the Stewart Sundheims of
Sioux Pass. ice cream and cake
were served.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
"THEY BEGGED NE NOT TO DO IT."

Mrs. j. s., Rydat, Pennsylvania
II didn't want to be a middle
aged glamour girl or anything
like that. Butmy gray airlooked
so dull and unattractive L
didn't know whdt to do! | was
actually on the verge of dyeipg
my gray hair, but my family
begged me not to do it.
Zone of my friends who has
lovely gray hair told me to try
Silver Curl :. the home perma-
nent that's custom made for gray
and white hair. And what a won
derful difference it's made!
1--WE discovered that my gray
hair can be attractive. Silver Curl
gives me the softest, most man
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Jenny Coming
Back Aquin

Jenny for President" the
mock convention and fashion
show staged so successfully
two weeks ago by the Woman's
National Democratic Club, will
be staged again May 9 from
6 to 8 pm. in the Presidential
Ballroom Of the Hotel Statler.
The Jenny" cast and COM
mittee will all be back, includ-
ing Hank Fort and the Donkey
Serenaders, plus fashion S
provided by Julius Garfinckel
and Co.
A contribution of SIS to the
Democratic National Commit
tee will entitle the donor to
one complimentary ticket to
the mock convention. Dinner
will not be served, but refresh
ments may be purchased.
Tickets are available at 229
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Envoy Will Open
3-Week Exhibit

Austrian Ambassador Karl
Gruber will open an exhibition
of Oskar Kokoschka's original
designs for the stage settings
of the 1855, Salzburg Festival
production of Mozart's Magic
Flute" which will go on display
Thursday at the gallery of the
Dupont Theater.
The showing will continue
for three weeks before the ex-
hibition begins a tour of United
States museums and galleries
under the auspices of the
Smithsonian Institutions trav-
cling exhibition service.
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Tip for Nom on Trip
D. N. K. Woodbridge

Here is a hint for mothers
who have to travel with a little
baby. Put dry cereal in en-
velopes. enough for one meal.
Then seal envelope. These go
in fiat spots and don't take
up as much room as a box.
Then, a box of zweiback can
be used several ways: one, as
a between-meal snack, dry;
the other, served mashed with
hot milk. sugar and butter for
breakfast. Thus, in a hotel or
motel his hot bottle plus a
little of your sugar and butter
make a pleasant "hot milk
toast"
Now a request: Can anyone
tell me if canvas tennis shoes
are really good for everyday
use in summer by very active
little boys? Thank you for all
past help.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

day and later during summer
vacation. We are interested
in starting such an organiza-
ton in our Maryland suburb
and ask for information from
experienced groups. Please
contact me through our Read.
ers' Clearing House (by mail
only.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

dgeable waves ever. And am !
glad | didn't dye my gray hair!"
EASY TO Dol Even if you've
never had a home permanent,
you can have a Silver Curl with
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izing no extra steps. You
just apply waving lotion-wind
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That's ALL
GOOD NEWsl Silver Curl by Toni
now has Fresh Air Waving
Lotion odor-free as a wave
can be! And it gives a longer
lasting wave than any other
home permanent!
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Re: Textile Points
@. z. O.. Greenbelt

For M. S. l.: Textile paints
may be found at well-known
art supply store (M-th's) in
the downtown area of WASH
ington. The paint is for textiles
and would not be suitable for
work on glass, ashtrays, etc.
I've used textile paints on cot
ton and linen fabrics.
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Slhouettes Abound
In Alexandria Now
U. q. O.. AlerQndria

Silhouettes for Mrs. C. M. E.:
Mrs. c. M. E. Of Arlington
asks where she can have
silhouettes cut of her chill
dren. One Of the most inter-
esting places we know of is
Gadsby's Tavern in Alexan-
dria, where silhouettes are
being cut occasionally until
May IL as q feature of "Our
Town." the exhibition Of his
torical portraits.
Thomas M. Beggs of the
Smithsonian Institution made
for the exhibition a physiogno-
trace. a mechanical device
copied after the one used by
Charles Wilson Peale and his
sons in the early 10th Century
to make silhouettes of his
famous Sitters.
Not only can Mrs. c. M. E.
have silhouettes cut If she is
lucky enough to visit Gadsby's
during a demonstration of the
physiognotrace but can see in
the exhibition some very fine
silhouettes made by c. w.
Peale, Raphael Peale. Edouart
and other early masters of the
art. The silhouettes are just
one interesting feature of the
exhibition open from 10 am.
to 6 pm. daily, Q to 6 pm.
Sundays, and z to 9 pm. Mon
days through Fridays.
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Wish to Organize
Teen Chore Club
M. K. Laurel

Somewhere in the Washing
ton area are organizations of
teen-agers-boys I understand
who as a group take orders
for lawn and house chores to
be done after school, on Satur-
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part-time or full-time work
could be suggested for a retired
man? One reads of sugges-
tons for women, but it is cas-
Ter for them to occupy them
selves than it is for a man.
But one hears of very little for
man to do. Any ideas would
be greatly appreciated, as this
is of great concern to me.
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Senate Office Building. 1921
New House Office Building or
the club headquarters, 1926
New Hampshire avenue. They
can be ordered by mail from
the club.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington. d. C.
TUESDAY L, 1855

tonight in the home of the
new chairman, Mrs. Alan
Kistler. 7-B Crescent road,
Greenbelt.
Other newly elected officers
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|LibrorY Association
Plons Meeting

The Parish Library Section
of the Catholic Library Asso-
citation win hold an executive
board meeting at $3.50 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-01

are Mrs. Florence K. Younger,
vice chairman and Mrs.
Andrew Roderich, secretary
treasurer
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The Men. She Notes.
Have Been NEGLECTED.

Mrs. Q. S. ~, Washington
Will the readers, whom !
have found to be so kind and
helpful in the past. please help
me out with the following
problem?
What occupations, bobby,
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Sun ColOrs-Yell0w and Orange

Your smile catching and with the merry mood Of es.
eors For can't feel gay when you yellow Taken
straight it's like streak Of sunshine Bazed with orange you get striking
that's much natural the your gdnand
just 8 spicyl
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WANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Edwards and
son Jimmy of Columbia visited
relatives here Saturday.
Mrs. Ernest Saunders of Nor
folk is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rubolotta and
children of Norfolk spent Sunday
here with Mrs. Rubolatto's mother,
Mrs. Bernice Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy Greet of
Norfolk visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Hardesty Gallop here Sunday.
Luther Midget and A. ]. Will
liams were in Elizabeth City Mon
day.
Merelees Tillett spent the week
end in Norfolk with her sister
Mrs. A. L. Austin.
Mrs. Fritz Hayman and grand
son Fritz Brothers, spent Satur-
day here with her mother, Mrs
die Gallop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barnett are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Posey in Grayton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Daniels anG
children were week end guests OF
Mr.. Daniels parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hubert Daniels in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynton Daniels Of
Norfolk spent the week end with
Mr.. Daniels sister, Mrs. Louise
Cudworth.
! Mrs. Sibyl Sawyer of Norfolk
spent the week end here with hel
mother, Mrs. Emma Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Daniels
were week end guests of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Joe H. Barrett in Rocky
Mount.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daniels
spent the week end in Norfolk
with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Daniels, Mrs. Deb
bic Daniels and Mrs. Ralph Tillett
Sr. were in Elizabeth City Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lasalle Tillett of
Nd. were week end guests OF Mr..
Tillett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Tillett.
Guy Ireland, Miss Elrado Dan
iels and little Miss Edna Keel of
Norfolk visited Miss Daniels sis
ter, Mrs. Lillian Daniels Saturday.
Mrs. Daniels returned to Norfolk
with them and spent the week
end with relatives.
Ruby Gallop, nurse in De Paul
Hospital, Norfolk, was the week
end guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elton Gallop.
Dewey Tillett has returned to
East Sanitorium in Wilson after
visiting here with his family. His
condition is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Etheridge,
Sr. have returned from Greensboro
where they visited friends.
Mrs. H. o. Bridges and her
father, Walter Jones are visiting
in Raleigh and attending the State
Fair.
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DAVID KEPPEL, LOVER Of
OCRACOKE, DIED SUNDAY

Ocracoke, Oct. Is. = Word was
received here today by friends. of
the death yesterday, Sunday, Octo-
Der 14th, of David C. Keppel in
Washington, d. C. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keppel have many friends here.
They were owners for many years
of the Quork Hammock, area of
Ocracoke and Mr.. Keppel was the
enthusiastic owner of the largest
of the herds of wild banker ponies
on the island. 1t was through his
interest that stall Ito Ms were
brought in to increase the size of
the herd for polo ponies. After
selling Quock Hammock to R. S,
Wahab of Ocracoke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keppel had the old houseboat, "Ne-
vada," formerly used by author
Rex Beach, moved down the island
to the village and made into an at
tractive summer cottage. They Wis
tied the island once or twice a year
and kept in close touch with their
many friends here. Mr.. Keppel was
a well-known connoisseur of art
dealing in both United States AND
Europe, and for many years asso'
ciated with the National Museum
of Art in Washington, D. c. Mr.
Keppel is survived by his wife, two
sons. and a daughter.
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METHODIST CHURCH NEWS
MAINS HARBOR-STUMPY PIT

Rev. Tracy Varnum, pastor of
the Woodington-W Webb Methodist
Charge of near Kinston, is expect
ed to be the guest speaker for
revival services to be held at the
Manns Harbor Methodist Church
beginning Monday evening, Octo-
Der %, at 7:3O. Services are to be
held each night through the week,
closing with the morning service
on Sunday, October %. The public
is invited to attend. Mr.. Varnum
is former pastor of the Manns
Harbor church, having served the
Methodist churches of the Dare
mainland from November 1949 to
November 1851.
Rev. C. Freeman Heath, District
Superintendent of the Methodist
churches of the Elizabeth City
District is to visit the Stumpy
Point Methodist Church Sunday
morning, October 21st. Following
the worship service at II, Mr..
Heath is to hold a Quarterly Con-
ference.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-10-19
MERRY-GO-RoUND CAKE
FOR BIRTHDAY PARTY

Monday afternoon Jacquelyn
Tillett was honored on her second
birthday with party at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Roy King of Manteo. The birthday
motif was used in tablecloth,
plates, napkins and favors. Pink
icing covered the merry-go-round
cake which centered the dining
table.
Ice cream cake, and assorted
candies We're served the follow
ing guests: Karen Etheridge, Ruby
Jean Gray, Ella Shannon, David
Etheridge, Donald Dough, Debra
Daniels, Andy Tillett, Jill and
Tessie Tillett, Rena Pearl Sander
lin, Susan and Warren Meekins
and Nancy Anne Ward
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WILL ENTERTAIN THURSDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. D. v. Meekins
will entertain at a reception at
their home near Manteo Thursday
evening, October 25, from eight
until 10 o'clock, honoring their
son, 1t. Roger P. Meekins, and his
bride, who will be married Sun
day afternoon, October 81, in
Florence, Alabama. The bride-to-
be is Miss Joan Sharp of Florence.
All friends of the couple are in
vited to attend the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meekins and
granddaughter, Susan Meekins,
left Thursday morning for Flor
ence to attend the wedding.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-10-19

trifugal clutch is introduced in Su-
per Turbo-Fire 1888" and "Cor-
vette V8" engines to produce great
err force on the pressure plate.
Front and intermediate main
bearings of vs. engines are one
sixteenth inch wider, while con-
Meeting rod bearings and the front
and intermediate main bearings of
all Corvette V8 engines are of a
premium material, an alloy which
is said to triple average bearing
life.
Notched pistons and dual ex-
hausts are also characteristic of
the high performance cars. In all
VS. piston rings have been revised
for better compression and oil con-
troll.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-10-19

Raleigh. More fatal traffic
accidents occurred on Saturday
than on any other day of the
week during 1866 the State De-
partment of Motor Vehicles Re-
ports.
The 1881 fatal accidents during
the year led to funerals for 1165
persons, 2S8 of whom were pedes-
TRANS.
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MACS HEAD OCEANsIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hayman
have returned from Memphis
Tenn, where they accompanied Mrs
Haymans mother, Mrs. N. E
Gould. Mrs. Gould will visit fol-
several months with her daughter
Mrs. AL Mather in Memphis. Ac-
companying the party to Memphis
were Mrs. Raymond Parent and
two children of Alexandria, Va.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-10-19
KITTY HWK. WOMEN RETURN
FROM VISIT TO MOUNTAINS

Kitty Hawk.-Mrs. Polite Harris
and Mrs. Elsie Thomas have
returned from visit with
Mrs. Harris daughter and SON.
in-law Mr.. and Mrs. William
R. Harris in Hampton, Va.
While away they took a trip
through the Blue Ridge and
Allegheny Mountains with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. Thomas also visited her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shirley Moore of Norfolk,
Va
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-10-19
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Russell Griggs has returned to
his home at Kill Devil Hills from
Norfolk General Hospital, Norfolk,
Va, where he was patient.
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SILVER SPRING

Very lge. Colonial in the older
section, yet convenient to everything,
located Just of Georgia ave. in old
Woodside. Lse. hv. rm., din. rm. and
Kit; den., LIST f1r.;, bedrms. and
bath up; huge porch; lge. pretty lot.
l40xlS2 IT, deep; garage: worlds OF
beautiful Shrubbery and huge trees.
Reasonably priced.
WOODS1DE REALTY CO.
Ju. 9-64i0. Open til o Pm
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WOODMOOR

Huge brick Colonial with three
twin size bedrooms. separate dining
room. electric Kitchen IL baths
Fnglish-stvle basement with reCrsa-
ton room, level exit LEADING 70
patio and deep, level, wooded
grounds. attached garage. Luxury
living within everyone's means Very
FIRST trust. GI contracts considered
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SILVER SPRING Isl. Bernadette's
parish)-Brick rambler only . yrs.
old: 9 rms. "a baths, lee. finished
rec. rm. and carport, Sla,g50.
Terms Call HE 4-84O0. HUGH
T. PECK, Realtor, 1850 New Hamp.
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0AIRLAwN & FORT DAVIS

b-RM BRiCK--Sl3.bOO
oil. low On payment. These are
beautiful, modern clean homes with
Lee lots Rec rmo front porch sas
heat and the location is the most
conv in ee Cali MRS. cox. LU
2.siS6 or ST 3-5asS
ATLAS REALTY CO. AS
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HILLS-Just completed, Q
magnificent luxury rambler. on an
acre Of wooded ground. bedrms.,
Z baths, den, recreation rm.. huge
kitchen. Gear garage. 3 fireplaces
Exceptional value at S49,5O0. c. b
WYVEII, OIL, o-333R -o6
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CLOSE

To d. c. line. you'll find this delight
full all-brlck rambler containing
three twin-size bedrooms with double
sliding door closets. Lovely living
room accentuated by fireplace. sepa-
rate dining room, spacious all
electric kitchen with dishwasher and
disposal. Full basement, too! Priced
FiQhf a. oOIV E1n Gnn
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TAKOMA PARK--caps Cod Of brick.
near grade school and rec. area
= bedrooms. ~. dining room. full
bsmt In new-house condition and
s should sell elm in sl hurry g. yS,l47So9.
ROMER. III h.nlii
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Unscrambe the sets of letters making word of each
tumble. Print each word letter to square, beneath
each tumble. The letters you printed on the cir
ced squares may then be arranged to spell the surprise
anSWer suggested by the cartoon clue. What is it?
ANSWER appears Page C-13, Column A.
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2 -REDRnOM RANIRLFR- nea.

H pahdins our vireinia hs ssIes orTa Ei
2ation. Applicants must be experi-
enced, with proven background We
want only top-fiight eXecutlve-cali-
Der men. See or call Mr., Farr
THoS. j. FISHER g. CO.. DI. =.
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SILVER SPRING--Loyely home on
rms, full basement. screened porch.
on lot baxll2. Mr.. Palmer. 10.
$500 LYMAN c. DELE s. CO.,
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MILLION DOLLAR SETTING

GIVE THE KIDS A BREAK and let
them romp around this h4-acre
level yard on sunny days and romp
around the finished recreation room
Of this almost new 3-bedrm. RAM
bier. when IL rains There's a
LARGE living room. LARGE fully
equipped kitchen and believe Il or
not. HOT-WATER HEAT. Many
other features for only S14.g50
with 1000 down. First time Of
Tered. this one should sell TO-DAY I
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS.
AP. 1-Sf00, Omen III . pm
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RAMBLERs. sl3.aa5 70 s14 1nb-

Just OF New Hamp. and sligo PIX.
Beautiful lRe. 3-bedrm brick home
rm. with a bath. LARGE cool patio
Handicapped Consider FHA or or
Price gts.0lO Immed poSs
JAMES G. CONLEY q CO., AP T.
EOHp
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CHASE--S16.500. CRv ap-
piled. So down. S1O5 per mo. incl.
everything. 6:rm. brick Colonial;
rec. rm., BATH, summer living
elem. school. EN-. 2-4471. REALTY
BROKERS. INC. -23
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CHASE vMLAGE-"Utterly
charming" describes this immacu-
late older home on spacious lot. mr..
the clubs. People who know, pre-
Ter this area above all others in
nearby Nd. Completely moderniEed.
the latest thing in kitchens. 2
charming. baths. rec. nm. built-in
gar Wei worth the price, $34. :
YOUNG. EN- o-46l2 81
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cOLORED-WHY NOT?
000S 18th ST. NE.

bEMIDEIACHED BRICK
CT or conventional: 6 rooms Is
hedrms.), modern bath. plus 1st-
hoor powder rm. Basement, gas
heat. Fenced yard. Owner wants
ofier. Mr.. Sweeney, HE. 4-6p62
MARSHALL j. WAPIE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2o05
CoLORED-CHARM AND COW.
5-room brick rambler: paneled
fireplace. gas heat. Corner lot. II
you are really seeking a fine, we'll
built. livable home. here is where
YOUR search ends. Trade considered.
Call Mr.. Martui. LA. 6-7S45.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2n05
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VACANT
$685. DOWN

Charming, .two--bedroom Cape Cod
for two more bedrooms and bath on
completely insulated second floor
Spacious kitchen, lovely living room
with fireplace. Walk to schools, bus
and shopping. Priced for quick sale
at SI2R5O Mus ground
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MASS. AVE. AREA--Just completed.
kitchen with . wall ovens, large
family room with level. outside en-
trance: 4th bedrm. or den roughed
in; full bSmt. and garage: S33. 500.
ANDRlS REALTY. Q til 9, OIL. p
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SUITLAND
New Brick DUPLEX

Fine close-in location in Mary
land, near . fine shopping centers.
Paw for your home from rent Of
either floor . bedrooms and bath
each, separate electric meters. SIS
$50 with $4,000 first trust j NJ.
MEDLEY, 10. S-5777. 25'
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MASS AVE. HILLS-Spacious mod
ern rambler with many luxury fea-
lures. Ideal for teen-age and adult
entertaining plus comfortable liv-
ing. Grand plano sized liv. rm. with
din. area. cleo. kit. with table
space screened porch, 3 large bed
rms. 2 baths. Tremendous. terrace
level basement With game rm.. bed
garage. Call Mrs Betty Kenner
EN-. 3-3ISS with THOS L. PHIL
LIPS WO G--Q0O
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HlLLANDALE--A custom built brick
scaped site with shade and fruit
trees. One Of the ioveliest homes
in this beautiful community. You'll
like the 20 It. liv. rm.. mod. kit.
the family room and coy den. In
AL condition. Convenient TO every
thing. Good place for a doctor or
a dentist; $4,000 buys this gem.
Cal JU. $1,000, BAINUM REAL
ESTATE.
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CHEVY CHASE-This Is for the pur-
chaser looking for spacious ground.
More than "a acre. Unusually large
ter hall. 5 bedrooms and 2 baths
on LIST floor. Storage stairway to
storage attic. Breakfast nook,
screened porch plus covered terrace.
Outdoor fireplace. 2-car detached
garage. Daylight recreation room
with fireplace. owner retiring and
must sell this rambler for S34 $50
CAL Wo, 6-2300. EDW. H. JONES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

SPECIAL, Slb0 dn., SFi
mo; buys lovely 2.bedrm home
rni full hsnt.. equipped XII III.
Guiding Bendix washer Act quicf
~ PARkSfDE REALTY, 10 o.
s775 III . pm, --25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HOME AND INCOME-GI or con-
ventional; > blocks over d. c. line;
ny, rm. with fireplace, din. Nrm. !,
kit, bath first floor; . bedrms
and bath second floor: osmi. APT.
win furnishings and sep. entrance.
oil INV III, large porch. Yard has
pool and fireplace. Asking SI4,50O.
u. d BURGESS DE hSnnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

BRADLEY HILLS-Custom rambler
on huge wooded lot; 8 bedrms., III
baths. sep. din. rm., large modern
kit; full bsmt. with rec. rm.: car
port: excel. condition; $29. $50
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7O06
until 9 pm.