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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-10

sonvlle, daughter, Mary Marie.
Mr. and Mrs John T. w, Owens, Sykes
vile. son. John T. W., Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton a. Hawkins
Clarksburg. a son, Darrell Ricardo.
March 20 70 April 9
Mr. and Mrs Alfred l. Carter of Cath
ersburg a daughter, Brenda Jean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry L. Pearson of Ellicott
City, a son, Jerry Lee, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor c. Bunting OF Sill
yer Spring, a daughter, Wanda Marie.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Mills of Cath
ersburg. daughter, Tatiana Denise.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack L, Roberts of Rock
vile, son Jack Lloyd Leo. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Burdette of Ger
mantown, a daughter. Phyllis Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward W. Titus of Rock
vile, a daughter, Sherry Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs William NJ. Warner of
Rockville, a son, Kirk Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Alder, of Ash
ton, q son, William Duwayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. White Of Cath
ersburg, daughter, Mary Margaret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie p. zarnstorff Of
Gaithersburg, a daughter, Carol Sue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. King, Jr., of
Silver Spring, daughter, Beverly Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bernard Kelley of
Rockville, a son, James Michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Ray Buttrey of Sill
YER Spring a daughter, Sharon Lynn.
Montgomery County General Hospital
April to April 10
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Brown, Balti-
more, a son, James Wilbur, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Stabler, Brooke
vile, a son Richard Hallitt.
Mr. and Mrs Harry w. Palmer, College
Park son, Floyd Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy B. Burroughs, Rock
vile, a son, Robert Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John v. Jackson, Jessup,
a daughter, Averta Denise.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. Davis, Dicker-
son, a daughter, Mable Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin B. Sullivan, High
land. a son, Kelvin Ralph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric M. Jenness, Ellicott
City. a son, Kelvin James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde W. Milor, Rockville,
a son, Charles Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph c. McVey, High
land, q son, Kenneth Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Bowles, Cath
ersburg, a son, Richard Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Bart, Rockville,
son, Michael Dwain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Delamater, Rock
ville a son, Scott Lee.
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school teachers and to churches,
she says. She speaks before these
groups, telling her mothers life
story.
In the poetesS' files were found
letters from a number of uni
versities encouraging her work.
Her poems were not published
in magazines or books other than
her own.
The daughter says a Hollywood
company plans to make songs out
of three: "The Lord Our King"
THE New Idea" and THE
Voice."
Mrs. Blakey also feels she has
a calling. Il had a vision telling
me to build a convalescent home"
In addition to selling her mothers
book and preparing to publish
others, and raising money for
her home, Mrs. Blakey also
writes poetry, is writing a picture
book of hair styles, speaks at
churches, and does social work
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Fairfax Road, Chevy Chase a son. Thomas
Daniel
Mr.. and Mrs. John James Sharkey, 2110
Hilldarose Drive. Silver Spring, daughter,
Elizabeth Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs John Raymond Parce, 35O3
Nimitz Road, Rockville. daughter, Kath-
crime Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis Keate 1870
Matey Road, Silver Spring, daughter,
Mr., and Mrs. William R. futile, Knox
Sharon Elizabeth.
Vile, a daughter Janet Marie.
MIR. and Mrs. James Francis, 45l0 Har-
ling Lane Bethesda, daughter, Jane
Robin.
Cedar Lane Rockville, daughter, Nancy
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald L. Gilbert, s727
Ridge Road, Bethesda, daughter, Susan
Lynne.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee Tyler, 32o1
Plyers Mill Road, Kensington, daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold R. Arena. 4101
Maryland Avenue Brookmont, baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Boyer 10419
Hebard Street, Kensington, daughter,
Nancy.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin D. Garrett. SO
Crabb Avenue Rockville, a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald G. Maloney 1915
Thornwood Road, Kensington, daughter
Martha Elaine
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo F. Fehlner, 4sos Chest
nut Street, Bethesda, daughter, Angela
Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Kelly, ee17 Thorn
wood Road, Kensington, q baby boy.
Montgomery County General Hospital
March 16 TO March 20
Mr., and Mrs. william verts of Rock
vile, Elizabeth Joyce, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs; Harry E. Howard, sr. Of
Gaithersburg. Harry Edward, Jr., son.
Mr.. and Mrs James Upton Spring Of
Gaithersburg, Jerry Patrick, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis C. Schultz ST.. Of
Silver Spring, Josie Bell, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde M. beavers Of Eli
colt City, Joyce Ann, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Gardner of Ell
licott City, Robert Lawrence, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse H. Lawhorne of
Gaithersburg, 10 Ann, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Holman Of Sill
yer. Spring, Charles Irwin II, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ScherTer Koiner
of Galthersburg, Susan Louise, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Perry of Cat
thersburg, Andrew Elliott, son.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl E. Mlllstead, Jr. Of
Laurel, joni Lynn. daughter.
March 20 to March 20
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Spears Silver Spring.
a son. Richard Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Eugene Lyles,
Monrovia, son, Dwight
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Knight. Jr., Cedar
Grove a daughter, Sharon Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Weisberg, Adel-
phi, son David Allan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer Williams, Gathers
burg, a son, Danny Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Anthony Thompson,
Brentwood, q son, Mark Allen.
Mr., and Mrs John d. Blevins, Silver
Spring, a daughter. Joan Elizabeth
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. Ricketts,, Silver
Spring, a daughter, Deborah Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh T. Taggart, Ashton,
a son, Clark Edward
Mr.. and M-s. William II. Thomas, Rock
vile, a daughter, Jane Celeste
Mr.. and Mrs. Chancie Mcdonald, Simp-
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AS Nature Dictated
Local POetess' Work
Set for Publication

"There is q girl knoO vers
qCeH,
Who in a tiny cottage dlcellS
She loUeS to call her mother
dear
And feels quite happy aChen
she is near"
The late Negro poetess and
longtime Montgomery County
schoolteacher, Dora Payne Dor
sey, may well have been depicting
her own daughter Lorraine in the
poem 1.-THE Lovable Girl" The
daughter, now Lorraine Blakey OF
Washington, is devoting her life
to the publication of her mothers
many and varied writings.
Mrs. Dorsey published one
book of poetry, Happy Mo
ments: the Awakening" before
her death in 1854. 1t was print
ed at Franklin Press in Gathers.
burg. The daughter is now max.
ing arrangements with the up.
county printing plant for the pub.
LEGATION of another book of poems,
Shifting Scenes: the Wonderful
Traveller" a 109-page novel, "Out
of the Depths, Great Surprise, y
a modern English grammar, and
a collection of original songs,
Melody Hour"
Mrs. Dorsey did much of her
writing while she was a teacher
at Metropolitan Grove, Ounce
Orchard, Stewartown, Clarks.
burg, and Germantown. She
taught for 35 years in Montgom
cry County.
In addition, she raised a family
of six children at her Metropoli.
tan Grove home. Three are dead
Her husband held various jobs
He worked for a long time at
Thomas Cannery in Gathers
burg. Though Mr.. Dorsey had no
literary leanings of his own, Mrs
Blakey remembers, "He was al.
ways proud of mama's poems and
encouraged her"
The late poetress had an in.
satiable hunger for learning. Left
an orphan early in life, she moved
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in with "a dear old Christian
grandmother" and completed pub
lie school in Washington by work
ing before and after classes.
While teaching in the county
she attended summer sessions at
Bowie Normal School, Balti-
more's Morgan College, Hampton,
Va, University, and Storer Col
lege at Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
At the latter school the inspi'
ration to write poetry came to
her. She wrote, Being shut in
and surrounded by mountains,
rivers, and valleys, many wonder
ful sceneries invited the hidden
treasures of thought. The poems
/ have written are just as nature
dictated to me-"
Mrs. Dorsey divided her poems
into four types: pastoral, dra-
matte, humorous, and romantic.
Her work is simple, almost crude.
She writes of such unlikely sub
jects as Cleanliness" "a Health
Rule" Trouble at Home" and
"The Automobile"
"Have you read of the desert
bare?
Glacial action left them there.
Glaciers aCere borne GlOdy
by heat
And glad they 1Cere to make
a retreat"
Thus does the poetesS fire.
quently draw upon strictly sci
enticic data for her works.
"To haze a felC pennies and
really SdUe,
But 10e should sdVe q small
sum for ripe old age
And haze a fen pennies 1cten
depression t0dUes."
This poem is listed as 'humor-
GUS"
while I lag in mig bed at night,
Some little poem t0ould pop in
sight,
Telling me tvhdt t0dnted to
knoIO;
Asking me to begin to sou.
Sou seed that will help you
grotC,
SoaC seed that the 1Oorld GCill
hnoIC.
I 1CiH be your guidance near,
Then I'll knO1C you'll think
I'm dear"
This excerpt from Mrs. Dor
sey's first poem, THE Voice" in
dicates that the woman felt her
earthly calling" was to help 9th.
ers through her poetry. Oddly,
few of her works can be called
religious.
About 1000 copies Of Happy
Moments" were printed. About
$50 have been sold. Mrs. Blak.
ley sells some to Washington
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Bermuda Convention

Kenneth X. Brown and Joseph
r. Zerfing, Montgomery County
representatives of the Equitable
Life Insurance Co. of Washing
ton, will attend the company's
annual convention in Bermuda
May 10 through II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-10
Orchids Given Out
At Damascus Store

A large shipment of fresh TTa-
waiian Wanda orchids is due to
arrive In Damascus by plane Sat.
urday They are to be given
away at the Damascus Rexall
Drug Store for Mothers Day on
Saturday.
Joseph Dapiermeister, proprie-
tor, told the Sentinel that hun.
dreds of blossoms were picked in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-10

U. S. savings bonds are backed
by the credit of the United States
and guaranteed against loss in
any form, including theft, de
struction or loss of the bond.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday May TO- 1855

their natural habitat in Hawaii,
proeessed and packed at Homo
lulu's International Airport, and
are now on their way to Damas-
Gus via air express.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-10

The surest way to have some
thing in the future is to save now
through savings bond purchases
on the payroll savings pan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-10

Chances are one in four you
own some United States savings
bonds. More than 40 million
Americans do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-18
NO MONEY DOWN
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA--Easy purchase plan
500 down. You rent with opt'on =
and garage. in a nice Rosemont To-
cation. Listing 10I6-B. TIE. d. l4Ou
TIE. B-7343, AL BAKER q SON
INC, sos N. Washington St. Alex
Qpdrio Va ssf -+
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OLMSTEAD (OLDSl
'TIRIANGfR FORD

CHEVROLET .b5 Dc luxe "2iO. .
s sisnsl. gsGsS 'throuisSut!" .D:siii
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|Akers OldS-Cadillac Co.

CADILLAC 1856 81 Dorado COW;
wheels. alpine white with matching
red and white. leather interior;
like new throughout; So, 316. LEE
d, BUTLER, INC. 1871 2lst a.
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NEW INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS and

NEW INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS and
} warehouses available for lease. in
1000. 10000. 1000. 30,000-foot
units: now open for inspection;
designed for low-cost operation, in
heavy industrial coming: modern
parking areas; Is minutes TO down
town. long-term leases to re-
sponsible parties at reasonable
rents. Telephone Union 4-S003.
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CADILLAC 1856 Coupe De villei
hight gray finish, tastefully appointed
includes power steering, power
brakes, electric windows, air con-
ditioned by General Motors. Christi
mas present priced at only $4,000.
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HOUSES ron sALE-vA.

ARL, N:-You'Il love impressive
BIG BEDRMs. AND 8 BATHS, sit,
uated on beaut. well-shrubbeC
cor. lot. Very large liy. rm... forma
din. rm. and lge kit. full bsmt
with clubrm, maids rm. ant
complete kit. Quick possession. Ask
avail. Call ia. 5-2661: ewes. TIE. g.
1920. THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

COTTAGE AT BEVERLY BEACH
Md, about SO miles from White
House. Liv. rm.. 4 bedrms., screened
porches; lot 50xl46 It. Taxes sos
per annum. including trash and gar
entities the owner to membership
in the club. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1919 X st. NV. MA. s-1166.
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BALMORAL, The spring Valley o
Arlington." overlooking the Pc
t0mac-4-b 2-bath, center
hall brick rambler. teaturini
screened porch. carpoft; larse rec
rTn, with picture window, viii
ground level bsInt. Real quality q
3y2n ~ fsIahe I'd Arl IA -OS07
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1910 r. I AVE NE. DE 2-e30z
cHEyROLET 1866 eonysfl1bie va;
s SSnsg 'I owner '1 must s.lI ssst
yfsT VIII accept trade. RA, T.
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BUTLDING LOT, commercial sites
and acreage on Branch ave. Call
N nAVTR RE 6.7Sf0
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sf0DERNss clean gor s bedrfh. home
IN Sc or nearby Pr Georges co
ST 3-S36S, LU 2-S136.
WE BUY direct from owner. Cash
in 4e hours. Md. or Va. homes
| No red tape Licensed, bonded
i PARKSIDE REALTY. JU. S-3380.
BUDNEY PAYS ALL CASH for YOU
home in d. C. or Md. tn. 2-9400
VIII $3.50. HE. 4-3906.
WE HAVE STUDIED the real estate
market, seen prices high and low
ROSENTHAL REALTY co.
IRE 7-S268. 927 18th. EM. 1902!
CASH CASH CASH Cash
we have cash buyetsis WOOD
RIDGE REALTY CO., NO. 7-I203
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sPRINGFIELD--Well kept. modern
corner lot; 3 generous bedrms.; liv.
rm. with fireplace: dining space i:
equip. kit: carport; attractive patio
with awning; other desirable ex,
tras": close TO bus. churches, school
and shopping. Easy FLA terms or
assume existing CT loan. CALL IA;
R1 jsSCqq e. q gEALAA66Rk5lN. GasSSoSS
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JOSEPH w. SEAY COg
CONVENIENCE PLUS

TIE. H-I4I5. 9-B
Eyes, XII. SAILS OF. ov. 3-135l
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BUICK '55
RIVIERA
S145 DOWN

Three-tone paint, power steering
and brakes, radio, heater. cleo. win
one owner, very low mileage; like
new. For quick credit approval
call Ii. $4,000, THE AUTO CENTER,
$40 H ST.. ne,
BUICKs-'49 sedan, dyna,. +. and h..
500; 80 Super or Roadmaster Sc
dan. dyna.. 7: and b., S449: 81
Super convertible. white, black top
s ssdsn q dyn nad r r. ana Ss'f 4. ssss o'Sl
Super Riviera hardtop, 2-ton,
green. dyna., r. and h., 5000: 3;
Roadmaster sedan, blue, white. top
power steering, dyna-. r and h.
Si,i9g. HORNER's COR. lBuicl
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii
$500.
BUICK $50 4-door hardtop; company
executive car. dynafloW. heater ant
deiroster, radio. power steering ant
brakes. special trim, Wv. tires
about 4 800 miles; So 300. Cal
ST. 3-3177. 9-5 week days
BUICK 1858 hardtop: radio, heater
$50 down: pick up small montl;
payments Pay nns,o as S.I low as 81 s4sa mont
Reliable Trading Post
l101 N. Y. Ave. Ma. S-b57i
BUICK 1855 Super Riviera coupe
blue finish: equipment includes pow
er steering. very clean; only $2.2D5
lcCc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co
li225 22nd st. NV. ST. 3-20Os
BUICK '54 Roadmaster convertible
that Buick has TO ofier; beautiful
iiEht blue finish; low mi best bur
OF the year; only 81 sos. Safetl
tested for your protection. 5g-de,
written warranty. PAUL BHOh
tOLDsD, Wis. ave. and Eilicott 81
NV. KE 7-130b.
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Cape Cod on a large corner lot IN
a close-in convenient neighborhooo
%Es ley B a9ei Ss 1Nc O. Radio
Bldg. Arlington, Va. ia. also.
ARL., N.-GI approved with. 5000
s SDSh insurance au Only 8 Yrs, old
within walking distance Of schools
bis and 2 swimming pools; neal
Hecht's. Features aft. lily. RIM
12xlO din. rm, equip. kit. WITH
table space and 3 good size bed
rms. full bsmt. with firepi,, "a bath
and recreation area. Quick posses
sion. Call today, ia. 5-266l ewes.
ia. S-2667. THOMAS j. FISHER
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INVESTMENT FROFEHIIEo J,
Specializing in most renteble
properties ties. Sny y-om g 81 t, unit rents
VIII trade on some. Mr.. 20 HazZa,
TIE. s6I943e,l MARSHALL \. MAPLE
co AID. 4-2OO5. ~
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CHEVk0LET 81 4-df. ds iaFs:
va down ssiSsih, i475. TO- y
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"ICSSO.NLEY- BUILT''

We are proud to have this home
for sale: we built 1t two years ago
owner is leaving town and wishes
10 sell. Four bedrooms. ceramic
tile baths. living room with IRE
place, separate dining. room. large
kitchen with built-in breaKlast SCI
rouehed-in bath partial recreation
room. Priced S26,950.
James c. Conley & Co.
p525 Ca. Ave. 10. 9-4l34 Ell 9
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CHEVROLET "a
$685. FULL PRICE

TWo-dOor sedhni oTlKInhI nnIHh'
low mileage; Ike new inside and out
s sppro " ssil d Il. $4,000. HE AUTO
CENTER. $40 H ct. ne.
CHEVROLET '56 COW; poWerglide,
+. and h 1000 miles. black with
white TOP; $500: one owner; Army
nfBcer Of 1.3a0R
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Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
=. a 80 Dea1fnrl
CLOSE IN

Yet priced peiow FLA or VA ap-
pralsal for quick sale as owner has
left for new station, Three-Dedr com
brick rambler with junior-siZe dln-
ing room. fireplace in end brick wall;
all-electrie kitchen; house IN gooo
condition. Owner has spent many
hery placed on this nice corner lot,
with ranch-type fence. Here. you
are close to schools churches ano
the bus. Nov vacant. Phone US ioI
appointment. Priced Sl5'9eO. run
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BUICK 1854 hardtoP: Z; and s,l p, aY 10;
miles: 81, 6S5.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. OF D. c.
1905 Ga. Ave NV. ia. y.3l02
CADILLAC 1858 "62" sedan; beau
tiful gray; equipped; power steering;
very clean: S1,995. ccC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1929 22nd 81. NV. 81: $4,000
CADILLAC 1886 Coupe de wis;
power steering. brakes. seats Anu
windows; this one has AIR eondi-
tioning.
|Akers OldS-C Cadillac Co.
Fairlington shoppins Center az
Alex, Va. OX: 3-0560
CADILLAC $50 convertible coupe;
rich charcoal finish with black Top
and Wv. tires; red leather m
terror and full power ecuipment.
This is o one-cwner car And I'M
mac9lats shrc1 1Ea,ssa.1N ETsse1 ntI nT
SERVICE, 4sO0 Hampden lane, BE-
thesda. OIL. 2-6300,
CADILLAC 1852 80" A-door sedan;
pwr. steering. cleo. windows, :. and
cond. Wo, 6-7307.
CADILLAC 1856 n Dorado cow
fully equipped including gold
wheels, alpine white with matching
red and white leather ,tb Interior
Ike new throughout; So 5g0. LEE
NV, DI. 7-01I1.
CADILLAC 1856 Coupe De vine;
iiRht gray finish. tasteiuily appointed
nylon trimmed interior; equipment
includes power steering, power
brakes, electric windows, air con-
iditioned by General Motors. Christi
mas present, priced at only 'S4,OSo.
tCCC guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac-Ol Co.
I1223 22nd ct. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 Coupe de vile; beau
| tiful 2-tone finish, full power, IN
Guiding Continental Wheel; Ike new:
| $4,S9b.
Suburban Cadillac-O ldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 4-11uy
CADILLAC 1854 go" sedan; tet
black flnish. equipped with poEef
steering: brakes, radio g.. hes rssdv ny "a
90: S2.s95.
IAkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Fairlington Shopping Center =
Alex, Va. OV. 3-O3nU
| CADILLAC 1886 ri Dorado Seville;
Iemerald green finish: custom, Woo
dec top. very clean, special hieh
lcompfesslon engine with twin car:
, lburetor engines, 306 hip. General
Motors famous air conditioning,
! power steering, power brakes, vim
? dows and seats. OUTSTANDING nylon
S interior Vogue premium white side
. walls. This outstanding value Is on
sale for only S5.995. Gee guarantees.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
D oo5 2gnd at. NV. ST. $4,000
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MY WORD!

Isn't good enoush-SEE FOR YOUR.
SELF! FIRST TIME ADVERTISED
new brick custom rambler with en-
trance hall: Grand piano size Twins
room. large dining room, 3 big bed
rooms, 2I2 baths: detached garage
outside barbecue pit; 81 model all
GE kitchen IN COLOR with DISPOSAL
dishwasher. exhaust fan. COMBINA'
TON WASHER DRYER ito saw
many a stepJ. and luxury REFRIGERATOR
All this in a beautiful fairylanc
setting Of lovely shade trees on &
dead-end street in one Of the fines
sections of Falls Church Compare
with anything you've seen, or brint
us the deed on your present homi
and well TRADE
Full choice Of colors and appoint
ments BUT THERE ARE ONLY
TWOl We think they are must fol
I your inspection list Priced at onl!
/ S25,750. To arrange appointment
call ia. $4,000
| POMPONIO
es2e WILSON BLVD. ia. $4,000 till
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED BUILDING LOTS for
church, in Silver Spring area; Rev,
p H. McSWAIN. LU 1887.
| REAL ESTATE WANTED
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u TOP r. V ! 4

Not stamps, but fne Colonial With
4 bedrooms and 2 baths. inci9alns
There is a large living room with
fireplace, a I2xI3 dining room, 9xl2
Kitchen, and rear patio. 1t has q
full basement The lot Is 5Oxl ~
with trees and is nicely landscapeo
and level. Priced at &1S.5Ou.
HNOMT Nv TIP
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COME AND GET ME

LOVELY WHITE FRAME BUNqA.
Low only 8 years old. White picke'
fence: flrepl. In ntce-sized Inv. I'M
sep. din. rm.. and eating space XIV.
Q twin-size bedrms.. stairs 70 ex-
pandable second floor: nice nsmt
Walking distance. Ali this for only
Si3.251 What 4 sweet Christmas
gift It would makei win consider 81
or FLA or you may assume ~
balance with substantial down pay
ment. Don't miss seeing this par
gain.
nnnnnrr Inn
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. s5.0OO-S50. O0C
Group your debts. lower your
payments. refinance your property
and improvements. Quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
farms. etc, only in the state q
timore, Maryland. day, nights. Suns
and Holidays at Saratoga 7-4047.
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Yule Whistle
Assume 40 Loan
Happy Holiday

Picture your Christmas tree at
the end Of this Gift. liv. rm. with
the kids popping corn by the CHEEKY
firepl.; sep. din. rrn., 3 bedrms., full
bsmt. porch level lot with outdoor
irepl.. close-in Arlington location.
Full price. SIS,e50. Owner will list
en- to terms.
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Suburban. Cadillac-OldS

CADILLAC 1854 go" sedan; Jet
black finish. equipped with power
steering. brakes. radio heater. n.y.
dramatic, white-wall tires: ready 70
90. 80 2oh