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COURT
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Elizabeth City.
Three drew prison sentences in
Superior Court in Dare County
last week, two white and one
negro. D. A. Rogers Jr. is now
free, on $4,000 bail furnished his
father and other relatives, and
helpful neighbors and friends.
Deryl Thomas Dudley went to
prison for a term of not less than
three and not more than seven
years, as result of the death of
Jack Austin of Hatteras in Merch
when he was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Dudley. Witness
es testified DUDLEY was driving
ITO miles per hour. One witness, a
young lad, was brought from a
hospital on a stretcher. He had
been in the hospital upwards of
three months.
The evidence was so strong on
this manslaughter case, that coun-
sci decided to throw it on the
mercy of the court, and pleaded
guilty. Young DUDLEY, 20 years
old, married, will have to leave
home and family for not less than
three years, nor more than seven
years.
Forger Paying Penalty
Joe White Jr. didn't appreciate
the great opportunity given him
when a previous court had sus-
pended his 10 months sentence for
his part last year in the robbery
of a safe from the Manteo Ice
plant. He forged checks to the
amount of more than $500 on his
employer Bolton Burrus of Man
teo. The banks insurance fund has
repaid the checks. But Joe White
Jr. got sentence of not less than
four nor more than seven years.
and which will begin after the Is
months have been served in the
robbery case.
About five cases had to be post
poned last week, to be tried at a
later term, as the result of delays
incident to the process of picking
sufficient jurors to try those few
cases settled.
The case of Norman Ward,
charged with failure to support an
illegitimate child mothered by
Avis Midget of Wanchese, was
postponed. Charges of drunken
driving against Thos. Burk and j.
G. Hayes are also continued.
Case og Boyce Parrish, alleged
to have been hunting on Sunday
went over to next court. Claude
Maynard, who escaped prison
camp in Dare and committed q
felony appears to have got loose
again and could not be produced
an corrt.
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MRS. HARRIET HARRIS Pull
LIAM, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. George H. Harris of Engel-
hard, received Bachelor of Arts
degree from Salem College at
Winston-S Salem May 81.
The Honorable Susie Sharp of
Reidsville was speaker at the
graduation exercises, which were
conducted in Memorial Hall. De-
grees were awarded by Salem
President Dale H. Gramley.
Mrs. Pulliam's college major
was history. At Salem, she was a
member of the Future Teachers of
America, the International Rela-
tons Club, and Phi Alpha Theta,
honorary history society. She has
also been a member of the Choral
Ensemble.
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FAIRFIELD PERSONALS

Miss Linda Swindell of SHADES
vile visited Linda Mooney Satur.
day.
Mrs. Dennis Simmons, Annette
Lorrittia and Valery Dawn and
Sarah were in Swan Quarter Tues
day.
Flave Spencer and Nathan
Sears spent the week end in Mays
Head.
Langston Smith is a patient il
the Edenton Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonnie Blake Wis
tied Langston Smith in Edenton
Thursday.
Miss Barbara Sadler and Mrs.
Marlis Smith visited Mrs. Meta
Sadler Thursday.
Mrs. P. C. Simmons returned
home Wednesday after visiting
her daughter and son-ir-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray letters of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Williams
of Norfolk spent the week end
with Mrs. P. C. Simmons
Miss Alice Reed Berry and
Patricia Baum of Tarboro spent
the week end with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Baum and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Baum.
Misses Betty Mann and Jane
Midyette honored Miss Patricia
Baum, bride-elect with a kitchen
shower, Saturday evening at the
home of Miss Mann. Miss Baum
received many lovely gifts.
The Fairfield Book Club eEter-
tanned Miss Betty C. Mann with
a surprise shower Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs. r. F.
Baynes.
BOBBY Simmons of U. N. C. OF
Chapel Eli is spending the sum-
mer with his mother, Mrs. p. c.
Simmons.
Mrs. d. w. Sears, Janet and
Charles Rodney visited in Swan
Quarter and E1gelhard Tuesoay.
Miss Alice Reed Berry of Tar
bore spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Ber-
ry.
Miss Patricia Baum of Tarboro
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Baum.
Mrs. Laura Farrow of Middle
town is visiting her niece, Mrs. ].
II. Rue
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Meekins left
Thursday for Norfolk, Va. On
Friday night they will attend the
graduation of their granddaugh-
ter, Kay Cox, from Princess
Anne High School.
Theo. S. Meekins, Jr., returned
last week from Albemarle Hospi-
tai Elizabeth City, and his recup-
Grating at his summer home at
Sea Foam Cottages, Mays Head.
Mrs. Eliza Thyme is confined to
her bed by illness at the home OF
Mrs. d. L. Cannady, with whom
she lives.
r. j. Scarborough, who entered
the Marine Hospital in Norfolk for
treatment last Friday, returned
home Thursday night.
Mrs. u. S. Midget, who bad
been a patient in the Marine Hos
pital, Norfolk, for several weeks
returned home Saturday.
Miss Patricia Baum, who has
been a student at Greensboro Col
lege, Greensboro, arrived home
Wednesday night for the summer
On Tuesday she was a brides
maid in wedding in the college
chapel. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
B. J. Baum, went to Greensboro
to accompany her home. The
Baums also have as their guests
Mrs. Baum's nephew, Douglas
Graham of Salisbury.
Miss Lois Pearce, who recently
arrived home from Wake Forest
College, Winston-Salem, where she
was a member of the graduating
class, has as her guests Miss Glor-
ia Flippin Of Pilot Mountain and
James Mackey of Wake Forest.
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BOARD
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and Mrs. Margaret Best, appeared
in the interest of a dyke in front
of the village. The board agreed
to investigate the possibilities Of
obtaining shore erosion work to
protect the village using one or
more of three methods: (1) To in
tercede with the state highway to
replace and expand the former
breakwater which has been totally
destroyed. ~. To intercede with
the governor for direct relief us
ing state or federal funds or both.
~ To intercede with North Car
olina's senator's and representative
to create a federal project IN this
regard.
Another resolution passed called
on the Civil Defense Administers
ton and the Army Corps of En-
gineers "to reinclude in the cur
rent drainage project that portion
authorized for Manns Harbor, Ma
shoes, East Lake, and Buffalo, and
to reinclude that portion of the
project which provides for the re-
construction of a flood gate al
Buxton, all of which were eliminat-
ed and are very important to the
equalization of the project in the
county among the comimnu
county among the communities. y
The clerk to the board and the
manager of the Manteo airport
property were instructed to con-
tact the Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration to obtain permission to
transfer all transmission lines and
poles and to sell all transformers
not necessary to continued oper-
alton of the airport property at a
price as listed less reasonable de-
probation to Virginia Electric and
Power Co.
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ADVANCE IN SUBSCRIPTION
PRICE COMING JULY !

Due to the constantly increasing
cost of materials. labor and pro-
duction in general, it will be nee
essary to advance the subscription
price Of this newspaper, which will
be increased so cents on the yearly
subscription effective July 1, 1857.
Subscriptions will be received
however at the old rate until that
time, and all old subscribers, whose
subscriptions have some time to
go, may take advantage Of this of
fer by extending their present sub
scriptions at the old rate, if mailed
to us before July l.
The price after July will be
one year So; six months $1.75;
three months 81 by mail postpaid
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/. M. GRAY, HATTERAS
NATIVE DIES SATURDAY

Ignatius Meekins Gray, 81, retir-
ed carpenter of the U. S. Coast
Guard, died Saturday at 8 am. at
his home in South Norfolk after
an illness of five months.
A native of Cape Hatteras, he
had lived in South Norfolk for Sc
years. His parents were Matthew
and Mrs. Louisa O'Neal Gray. He
was the husband of the late Mrs.
Cora Midget Gray.
He was a member of the Cape
Hatteras Methodist Church, an
honorary member Of Charity
Lodge No. 10, knights of Pythias,
Norfolk; a member of South Nor
folk Lodge No. $3.50. AT. & Am.
and of Berkeley Lodge, Royal Arch
Ionic.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. Evelyn Futch of Norfolk, and
Mrs. Audery Colver of South Nor
folk: one sister, Mrs. Nellie Gray
of Cape Hatteras; three brothers,
r. H. Gray of Wanchese, H. J.
GRAY and Lupton Gray, both OF
Cape Hatteras, and five grandchll-
dren.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday at 4 pm. at the Graham
Funeral Home. Burial was in Riv-
erside Memorial Park.
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SURPRISE
Continued from Page One)

signed as tax collector, and in the
third letter Mrs. George Frank
resigned as town clerk and treas
urer; all the letters stated that
the designations were effective
Immediately. In individual mo-
tons, the last three designations
were accepted also.
The commissioners called on at
torney w. H. McCown to advise
the legal way of filling the vacant
offices. Mr.. McCown advised that
the naming of new mayor and
the other officers was up to the
commissioners. The commissioners
said they would not care to take
action on filling these vacancies
until they had the opportunity to
give it some consideration, so they
decided to hold a special meeting
at noon Wednesday to go into the
matter.
Two new members were then
named to the towns coming board
by the commissioners; they were
Clayton Tillett and H. B. Williams.
At this point, the meeting was
declared closed upon motion by
commissioner R. II. Cook, second
ed by Mr.. Nelson. However, sew
eral people present pointed out
that the commissioners had not
acted upon any of the routine
business, including reading of the
minutes, so the commissioners re-
opened the meeting and Mrs. Nil
ton Perry, the executive clerk,
read minutes of the regular meet
ing of the board in May and sew
erNl special sessions held after
wards. She then asked if the min
utes were approved, but motion
was made by Mr.. Nelson and Sec
onded by Mr.. Parker to table con-
sideration Of the minutes until the
next day. Then the meeting was
finally adjourned.
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WEATHER SPOILS WEEK END
FISHING FOR SIS OFFICIALS

Down for three day fishing
trip, Congressman Herbert Bonner,
a party of steamship officials, and
other friends checked out of the
Carolinian Hotel Saturday morning
when unfavorable weather came
ON. after having tried to fish for
one day only. This party included
Mr.. Bonner, Col. Noah Brinson,
yice-president American President
Lines; Tom Bartell, vice-preslaen'
Lvkes Steamship Co.; John Gait
Washington, D. c. attorney; Hon.
Con Lanier, Greenville, N. c. at
torney; Ivan Bissette, Grifton' n
C. businessman, Max Roebuck
Taylor Attmore, Jr. and Sidney
Hoffler, Washington, N. e. ousi'
nesSmen.
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SALvO METHODISTS TO
HEAR SPECIAL SPEAKER

Professor and Mrs. Joseph L.
Grouse of Charleston, w. Va. will
begin evangelistic services at
Clark's Bethel Methodist Church
at SaIvo Sunday evening at 1880
and will continue each evening
through the week, closing with the
II am. service the following Sun
day. The Crouses are unusually
talented with the piano and ac-
cordian and Mr.. Crosse is a fine
Gospel speaker. The public is cor
daily invited to hear them bring
the Gospel message.
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GOVERNORS
Continued from Page One)

Stick and his associates of South
ern Shores. From $50 to $3.50 pm.
a hospitality hour, featuring yeo-
pom tea will be held at the Caro-
Iinian, followed by "a dinner. Then
the party will attend the Lost
Colony.
Fishing out of Oregon Inlet
will start at $50 Friday morning
A luncheon cruise out the inlet
will begin at ten am. and depart
ure will be from the Manteo Air
port at 8 pm.
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NEW HOLLAND PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie O'Neal had
as their guests for the week end;
Mrs. Alfred O'Neal, Miss Carol
O'Neal and Bud O'Neal of Ports
mouth, Va, L. J. O'Neal of Co
lunnbus, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo Eason of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilson and
children of Norfolk spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
Smith.
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PoMPANo IN HATTERAs SURF

Hatteras. - When H. L. Lewis
and party of Lexington, N. c.,
went FISHING in the surf at the old
Creeds Hill Coast Guard station
here a few days ago bent on land
ing few whiting and founder.
They did land these two species,
but also they caught number of
pompano, a fish that is rarely TAX
en- in the surf. Willie Newsome of
the Sportsman's Headquarters who
weighed the fish stated the POM
PIANO taken by the Lewis party
averaged two and half to three
pounds each.
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BELHAVEN LIBRARY ASSN.
TO HAVE MEETING FRIDAY

The Belhaven Public Library
Association will hold its last meet
ing of the current year at the
Fanny Mebane Ralph Memorial
Library on Friday afternoon, June
7th, at $3.50. All members of the
association and others interested
in the progress Of the library are
urged to attend.
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(TO0 LATE TO CLASSIFY

ACREAGE FOR SALE near
Wright Memorial, Kitty Hawk
district North Carolina. Write
Box 1890, Go Times office, Man
teo, N. c. T-6-7-4tc
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BRICK RAMBLER, like new. 5 yrs.
has extra income. $40 mo; from
apt. Fine neighborhood. Close in
Md. May take small trade Price
incl. furn. S1a.500. 10. S-5777.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA. Fort Hunt area
On big acre. with a 3-yr .-old. ?.
beorm. home with earport and
barbecue pit for outdoor. living;
sacrifice at $4,000. LANIER
REALTY, ia. 7-3434.
ALExANDRIA-S425 dn., monthly
payments, $19..6, includes prin.
eipal. interest, taxes. insurance; 2
nice bedrooms. Twins rm., equipped
kitchen: convenient location, near
Listing ls12-P. TIE. 6-l4O0: HI.
9-6644. AL BAKER 4 son. INC.
Realty Brokers, sos N. Washins.
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HOUSES uHFURMIsHfD

CoLoRED-5efs MEADE. NE
Z rms, tiled kit, b.. silwr., gas
h.: sun peh. finished as rm.; adult
family or couples. DE. 2-5al6
COLORED-s0B PER MOS bed
rms. mod. kit. and bath: semidet
brk.: M. Benning and z. Capitol.
ST. s-3657.
C0LORED-cel0 SHANNON PL.
e.E.--4-bedrm. Diet. home. newly
dec: nice lot Rent. S95 JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
COLORED-s00 .5O--Semidet. hrk..
gocd eond.. 5-rm.. mod, bath,
bsn1t.. gas heat, nice I'd: Sc. res.
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50.
COLORED-40Is 18th ST. NV
9 rms, 2 pchs., Gear gar. lae
bsmt.. gas ht.. refs. req. RE
7-2144.
COLOREp-RENT AND BUY
UPPER NV.
Colonial brick: bedrms.. ga baths;
oil NV. heat; modern kitchen.
To. 2-l0o0. LA. 6-0462
LA. 6-l1E2
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KENWOOD-True center-hail Co
lonial: lge. level handicapped lot;
1st-il. den or bedrm: and bath; 5
bedrms., 3 baths, md a.; Gear
ssrsss eri'ssss1 ,, II p,y the ,S Icy S oH
o.7nnR. cues WO R-AR0h.
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WOOD COMPANY
FORTUNES CHILD
TRADE

Trade the equity in your pres
ent home for this lovely. 3-bedroom
minutes from Bethesda Hospital.
Full basement with recreation
room. > hreplaces, garage. large
fenced yard. Clean as a whistle. IS
S1q.g50, 4Ia per cent financing
BERENS. JR CO. til 8 pm. EN-
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TAKOMA PARK-Mod. brick Colo
NAL: q spac. rms, center-hall en-.
porch: mr.. Takoma Acad.. S17,S50.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. $4,000 til .
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TWINPROOK

Contemporary home, on dead lend
street: liV. rm. with window wall
and frepl.. huge kit. . bedrms
and bath down, ! up: space for
another: level lot. Terms, Sll.a5O.
SIDE SPLIT-LEVEL
This nearly new 3-bedrm. split
level home has Ia baths, paneled
cabinets. dishwasher, disposal. table
space; level tree-shaded lot;
81 \ hO0
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HOUSES By HUGHES = Today S
best buy. Exciting New England
Cape Cod; ige: bedrms cool
wooded lot; vacant move IN at 70
$3.50 down: Ss5 mo. W. r.
HUGHES co. AP. 7.14OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31

TEMPLE HILLS, oxon Hill area
New 3-bedrm. brk ramblers, liv.
rm, with frepl., sep. din. rm..
full bsmt,, built-in garage; excel.
value and terms, Mr.. Hitler, LU
Ssd1gS, Re $500 S1s9rv " n1los pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

633 c ST. N.E.-Large modern
brick home; low price for cash;
possession. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
asent, Ma. S-6229: ewes, Wo.
6-OT47
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BY OWNER-ROCKvTLLE-4-bed-
rm. Tvinbrook home. Lee. hv. I'm.
with firepl.. family size kit: ige.
fenced yard. Sill mo-. no money
down; assume 4iaes GI loan. WO.
6-24.sS after 8 pm.
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MT. PLEASANT ST. NV, 3433-
IN se ' io asa $685. cS' fa HlA prfes
terms. n. BRUzEE, NO. 7-7626.
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3 bedrm. brick rambler, liv. rm
Ssmt. IMMACULATE CONDITION
Level corner lot. Near school
Priced at only SlA.250. Lge. q
loan NAV be assumed.
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HILLCREST GARDENs-Buy more
for your money in this :S-bedrm,
semidet. Din. rm., full bsmt., large
equip. kit. assume large GI loan.
DANDY REALTY CO., Realtors,
RE. ti-43V0 till y.
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CHEVY CHASE. near Columbia
Country Club-Brick rambler in
immaculate condition. 3 bedrms
. baths, completely air-condi-
toned. finished rec. rm.. earage.
THROCKMORTON. Reaitor, DI
T-6O02 or TIE. 6-35S6.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

acc ONLY 10 MINUTES-Beau-
tiful brand-nev country home,
brick: bedrms., fireplace: bsmt.,
s SG0r' onlv sl7'sSo. PoOlesviils
BE1aEsDA-BTick Colonial; 3
s Ssds%:; n0f baths 5nd o.; large s,s
s ssched Ear RUss PRICED n Il: low
2Os. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
OIL. 2-70O6: ewes. WO. 6-4o0b.
BETHESDA-New split-levels; ST.
$50 DOWN to oualified purchaser;
4 bedrms.. 3 fun baths, hrspi, lse:
bsmt.. attic fan: s24.a9O and up;
immed. poss. Open ewes, $50 TO
SPIN BETHESDA REALTY. OIL
BETHESDA. Bradley blvd. area
Attractive 3-bedrm., 2-bath ram
bier; liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.. I'm
rec. rm. with 1repl. garage,
Priced IN the middle POS. PRANK
S. PHILLIPS. INC. OIL. 2-7006.
ewes. on. 6-sO76.
BETHESDA = Charming Colonial.
cow to schls., transp.. shops 3
bedrms, full bsmt,: pretty fenced
S fs si''S go ..ssoov .y. SlsA 81
6-i74S.
BETHEsDA-3is bedrm. brick Cape
Cod S195 down. Nonvet assume
Re. loan Equipped kitchen. Love-
" HANDICAPPED lot on Old George.
f "a ( : = REALTY uN' i Il:
.E-s,r.,. ,,,-
ecual this brick Colonial, near
T I've seSTm nr sa ad s on Isl P T.;
bedrms., bath on end: kit, has
dishVasher, disposal and dinette
space; lovely yard. many trees
Big OF trust al 49,. SAMUEL
3 BODILY OF ND. INC, OIL,
BETHEsDA-Ne.rly new split-lsy.l,
liy. rm., hrepl. sep. din rni I,
sll,slee. mod. kit. s eedrmss,; :
S e. isos Tss Sol Re Rsa is e sss
o %,. . lE Isl .. Oh s-z'-S. om''
BETHESDA, very close in--An Ice.
l Tsis attractive ssS red srieE Colonial MAJ
has Just come on the market and
should sell quickly II Is Just west
Of Wisconsin ave, within easy
watkins distance 10 ell schools,
stores anc transportation. II Is On
q shady. level lot. There are 3
large bedrms, full-siae dining
I'm. screened porch. patio; IN
beautiful condition Call SHAN.
NON = LucHs Co. KE 7.isOO
vi "
BETHEsrA Quality rambler
priced in mid 30s; delightful.
eiose-in location: center hall plan,
ultra de luxe Kitchen. bsdrmI.
earage shown By appt, only,
am-e pm IN. 2-1400 NIT
zLR. Reaitor-Buiidef. s0e2
BETHEsDA AHA : AttFse. brick
3 bedrms.. equip kit, fun bsmt.
SiS.Ts0 A. v. Pf9ANi. Realtor1.
Oh, $500. ewes. OIL. 6-l7ls.
cHEvY cHAsE. NJ. VIA ave-
New spacious brk, rambler;
Z bedrooms. "a baths, a-ear ga
rase. z argplaees EXCEPTIONAL
zES, surIp /. OF. s,s5is
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sHEP. PARK, mr.. I4th and Hem
loek-Big. .S-room, 2z-bath SEMI
6 det; hrk Iss,f; lay; W., excel eel e con;
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acc ONLY 10 MINUTES-Beau-
brick: 3 bedrms.. fireplace: bsmt.,
garage, porch: school, buses by
door; onlv Sl7.95O. Poolesville
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rambler
Equipped kit, fenced yard and
ranged Call Mrs; Bertschy. with
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CHEVY CHASE, somerset-Excep-
center hall sep. din. rm.. huge
de luxe kit. 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
beautiful recr. rm. with v bath,
porch, storm windows; sell in 30s.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF ND,
INC. OIL. 6-7SO0 I'll q.
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SIS mo- pays all attrac. 2-bkd,
rm. Cape Cod, with expandible
attic; excel. cond Sll. 500. Cal
BERENS. INC, RE. 6-54O0.
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PES f@ii ss%t.; j rs ann Xn SSS.
oxooN HILL REALTY CO., 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-31
HYATTsVILLE Deliehtful o-bC

n1AILSVlLLE - DeientIui S~Deo-
rm. cottage with full bsmt,. bis
open porch: deep tree-shaded I'd.
storm windows and doors; tor
loo. Only $3.50; substantial DIN
payment PRINCE GEORGES
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ONTARIO PLACE; invest. or home
--Brk. 8 rms, baths: white or
colored. STEVENS. FE- .3-4947.
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/ ACRE = Beautiful shade trees.
dogwood and perennials on this
level acre with 16O-ft. frontage;
three bedrms., large kitchen. base
board hot-water heat. owner must
move quickly. Priced Sl2.6O0;
FIRST time offered. Call THOMAS
r. HALEY, Realtor. Lanham.
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A beautiful home in a very con-
venient location. Many extras make
this brick, ranch-stvle home most
desirable. Rec. rm. with daylight
bsmt. Modern. comfortable and In
perfect condition.
JU. 9-844O TIL q Pm.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
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ROIIINGWOOD. MD.

De luxe 4-bedrm. -and-den brk.
3 yrs. old: foyer entr., liv.
rm. w/firepl.. sep. din. rm.. Ice.
De luxe kit. wLbrkfst. rm.: partly
I'm. rec. rm.: blt.-in, Gear gar:
pch., patio: is-aere lot: outstanding
terms. Immed. poss.
WEISS Qz STOT.AP INC
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

PARK-Immae.. 3-bec-
rm... all-brick rambler: sleanins
hardwood as. and plasfered walls.
,ge. equipped kit, full bsmt. with
rec. rm.: fenced I'd: many extras.
Quick sale value at S13.500; ST.
800 FLA On. payment. PRINCE
GEORGEs PROPERTIES. AP.
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BETHEsDA-New split levels; ST.
4 bedrms.. 3 fun baths, hrspi.. lse.
mod kit. 24-ft rec. m. full
bSmt. attic fan: s24.a90 and up;
immed. poss. Open ewes, $50 TO
pm. BETHESDA REALTY. OIL
i-14l5.