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The Omaha guide., 1957-10-04
20 Corn Pickers
Are Expected

Officials expect 20 contestants
to compete in the Nebraska Corn
picking Contest to be held at
Lexington. October 8.
Single-row competition viii get
underway at 3 am. on the Roeih-
er-Angus farm, three miles north
Of Lexington. The two-row and
picker-sheller events viii follow
This marks the first year for
where in the nation.
The Lexington Plum Creekers
will serve as judges for the con-
test while the job of selecting the
winners through the use Of q
giant slide-ru1e will be handled
By the University Of Nebrasas
Agricultural Department.
Following the contest, specta
tors will move to the Dawson
County Fairgrounds just south Of
Lexington for the program.
The Lexington Junior Cham
Der of Commerce will serve q
barbecue dinner starting at II. 81
AN. ifs
Exhibits of many kinds Of farm
machinery. irrigation equipment
seed and fertilizers will be view
ed by the public. About 90 cx
hibitors will take part.
The program. which viii fea.
ture a speech By Interior Secre
tary Fred Seaton, viii get under
way at II noon. Mr.. Seaton val
speak at 1:15 Pm. Other pro
gram highlights viii include I
concert by the Lexington Higl
School band and appearance bs
WOW Radio personalities. Lyll
DeMoss, Nal Hansen, Arnold Pc
terson, Joe Martin and Al Lamm
As a climax Of the program
the contest winners viii be pre-
sented to the crowd Winners vii
receive cash prizes from the Lek
lngton Chamber Of Commerce ~
engraved pplaques from WOW
Radio and W0W-Tv.
One-row contestants ard ihe'
machines include. Fritz J. Hook
stein, Wynot. Ford: Floyd seulley
cozad, New Idea and Elvin Den
man, Grand Island, New Idea.
Two-row entrants include: Cor
don J. Pearson, Lexington. Nil
HE: Tom Hook. Lexington, Ford
Robert SchIondorf, Clarks, Mas
sey-Harris; Tom McHargre. Cen
raj City, New Idea; Art Met
feldt, Grand Island, New idea
Loy A. Anderson, cozad, Oliver
Kenneth Bauer. Upland, Advance
and Elder Langrehr, st. Libory
Case.
Entered for Picker-ShelIei
competition are Orville Kicker
Lexington, Haban Shelter. an,
Robert B. Hanson. Smithfield
Oliver Combine with Corn Hesl
er.
Officials expect more entrie,
before the registration deadline
The contest is co-sponsored By
the Lexington Chamber Of Cor
merce the University Of Nebrask,
and WOW Radio and WoW.Tv
The Irrigation Exposition is co
sponsored by the Nebraska Inter
Industry Electric Council.
The Omaha guide., 1957-10-04

S. J. director Of the Department
of English; the Rev. Austin Z.
Miller. S. j., Dean Of Men. and
Prof. Laurence Il. Brown, Direct.
Of Of the Department Of Soeiolo-
o. Students were John T. Nc
Evoy. 5118 Underwood Avenue,
and Joy c. Berkheimer, 3024
King Street.
Membership IN the organization
viii be divided into active. asso-
eiate and honorary. Honorary
membership viii be conferred On
faculty members, alumni and
friends Of the University who
evidence an interest in the or
ganization. Associate membership
will be awarded 70 students who
desire limited participation. Ae-
tive membership will be confer
red on students who wish to par
ticipate in all functions Of the or
ganization. It viii remain active
through summer sessions.
The University's student news
paper is conducting a contest a.
mong students TO select name
for the organization with prize
og SO for the student VINO sub
mits the winner.
Father Smith described the
group as a fluid organization.
II IS the easiest thing in theworld
to join, and the easiest TO leave"
Student interest in fine arts will
be augmened By several meetings
throughout the school year.
The Omaha guide., 1957-10-04
School of
Religion TO Open

According to a report released
By the Reverend J.. Andrew
Thompson. pastor Of the Corinih
Baptist Church, the Western Bap-
tist Seminary. Kansas City. bis
souri-Omaha Center win open
its 1957-58 session September
23rd at $50 pm. at the corinth
Baptist Church 1912 North cath
Street, Omaha. Nebraska. The
Omaha Center. even though Il IA
On affiliate Of Western Baplisl
Seminary is main purpose Is "a
build rs curriculum 20 as =
meet the needs Of the Protestant
Churches Of 0maha.
The Omaha guide., 1957-10-04
InferesfIn
Fine Arts
Emphasized

An rgan ization. currently
known as the Associates Of the
Arts, has been formed. This
group will meet Tuesday. October
ID, at 4.30 pm. to pass upon a
constitution which has been
drafted BY It's recruiting commit
tee.
This committee was composed
of three faculty members and
two students. The faculty men
were the Rev. Paul F. Smith
The Omaha guide., 1957-10-04

machinery exhibits, an irrigation
exposition and a giant barbecue.
Co-sponsors Of the contest are
The University of Nebraska, The
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
and WOW Radio and WoW-TV
The Omaha guide., 1957-10-04
Wait

| see you have room i0r
rent. How much do you want FOR
II including the use Of your pt
anoI
won't be able 70 tell yoa an
I'll after hear you PLAY.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19

The story of Sir Walter Raj
eigh's futile efforts to establish the
first English-speaking colony in
America here on Roanoke Island
has been told and re-told many
times since Paul Green's historic
outdoor drama, "The Lost Colony"
began its record-breaking run in
the Waterside Theatre on the
hight Of July A, 1887.
Nearly every school boy knows
the age-old story of how the gal
liant Sir Walter won his way into
Queen Elizabeth's favor at the
edge of mud puddle in London
over which Her Majesty walked
dry shod on one of his most ex-
pensive plush coats. Few people to-
dag, however, are familiar with the
story of Sir Walters business
deals in Merrie England which led
to the discovery of Roanoke Island
and the New World nearly 400
years ago.
He cornered the wine market in
Cornwall and Devonshire in 1885
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19

pounds in English money each
year.
His interest in sea voyages was
just another example of his many
bold business ventures. BY making
discoveries in the New World
across the seas he not only hoped
to please Queen Elizabeth but to
build up a prosperous trade with
something he himself hoped to
profit by.
Everything went well with him
for a number of years and the
great Sir Walter was one of Queen
Elizabeth's favorite courtiers I'M
til July, 1892, when she learned
that her gallant knight had paid
too heavy court to one of her la
discriminating, Elizabeth Throck-
morton. The Queen is said to have
flown into jealous rage and had
him locked in the Tower of Lon
don where, tradition says, he later
married Lady Throckmorton.
After Queen Elizabeth's death
Sir Walter Jared badly in England
and on July 10, 1903, King James
| had him arrested on a charge of
conspiracy. He was tried and found
guilty of plotting to unseat the
English king and sentenced to die.
However the death sentence was
never carried out and for the next
IA years Sir Walter languished in
a prison cell de luxe in the Tower
of London where he found time to
make a number of chemical expert
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goods, notions and home furnish
ings.
w. F. BAUM had a big general
store and ship chandlery business
on the waterfront in Manteo.
ID. BRADFORD FEARING was
chairman and Melvin r. Daniels
was secretary of the Dare County
Homecoming Committee which was
planning a great celebration on
Roanoke Island for the week of
August 1922, 1881.
H. C. LAWRENCE of Elizabeth
City, Manteo and New Bern was
the man to look for in those days
for almost any construction job
such as drainage, dykes, duck
ponds, piers, boat houses, road
ways and excavations.
L. C. BLADES of Elizabeth City
was president of the Wright Mem
orial Bridge Company which then
charged visitors to Dare County
bridge toll of a dollar for a car
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19

and driver plus Is cents for each
additional passenger.
s. w. TwIFORD Of the Quinn
Furniture Company in Elizabeth
City was extending his best wishes
to the people of Dare County
thus:
'Twenty-four years ago (last
June, 1930) 1 left Dare County
and came to Elizabeth City and
affiliated myself with the Quinn
Furniture Company. During these
twenty-four years l have watched
with interest the progress Of Dare
County, always with the feeling
of native and feeling Of pride.
Being a former son Of Dare COun-
ty / naturally am glad to take
part in any movement that is for
the good of the county and its
people and send my personal
greetings to the citizens of Dare
County on the even of their great
1881 Homecoming celebration
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about the same time a poverty
stricken young poet by the name
of William Shakespeare was be-
ginning to make a killing with a
monopoly on malt at Stratford-on-
Avon. A few years later Sir Wal
ter Raleigh invested heavily in the
fishing industry in England, and
the same year sent wood-cutters
to Ireland to fell trees on some
1000 acres of land he had acquired
there to make money out of wood.
By 1888 he had monopoly on
barrel slaves as well as the sole
right to furnish all of the barrels
in which most of the wine was
shipped to England from France
and Italy. Lord Bacon accused him
of having a monopoly on playing
cards, but although the gallant
knight Sir Walter Raleigh denied
this, he admitted that he did have
a monopoly on tin, which was more
profitable, and netted him a tidy
sum annually.
Sir Walter even branched out as
an exporter as history records the
fact that he was given the sole
right to export wooden goods by
Queen Elizabeth in 1884. But it
was in the wine businesses that the
great Sir Walter made the most
of his fortune for he had the power
to grant licenses to tavern keep
ers throughout England which net
ted him between 800 and 1000
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OLD DAYS
Continued from Page One)

which they advertised as free from
blowing sand and mosquitoes!
J. E. FEREBEE and his bust.
ness partners, o. ]. Jones and Asa
w. Jones were operating the, Man
teo Bottling Company where
orange crush bracers and Virginia
Dare beverages were bottled.
CAPT. T. A. BAUM was pro-
prietor of the Roanoke Island
Ferry Company which operated
between Roanoke Island and Fort
Landing, on the Alligator River.
MISS SOPHIA TILLETT had a
millinery shop in Manteo in those
days where she also sold dry
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19

handed Sir Walter is said to have
rebuked him so severely that he
committed suicide.
Sir Walter Raleigh's return to
England wasn't exactly a trium-
plant one. He was promptly ar
rested and condemned to death by
the indignant King James. He was
beheaded in the palace yard on the
morning of October 90, 1913, and
as he approached the block it is
said that someone suggested he
turn his head to the east.
"What matter" replied Raleigh,
show the head lies if the heart be
right"
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ments, brew his own beer and at
tempt to write a history Of the
world.
At the age of Ga years, in order
to get out of prison, he promised
King James that he would find him
gold mine in the New World that
was not located on Spanish terri
tory. His old enemy, the king, bad
ly in need of cash, agreed to re-
lease Sir Walter on condition that
if he failed to bring back gold
or was proven guilty of piracy on
the high seas he would be eXecut-
ed if and when he ever returned
to England.
Raleigh is said to have made
many more promises than he
could keep and at the head of a
poorly-equipped squadron of IA
vessels he sailed from England on
March II, 1917 in search of gold.
After long and stormy voyage
beset by mutiny the xpedition
finally reached the island on Trim
idad where Sir Walter, ill with
tropical fever, had to remain. Five
of the vessels under the command
of Lawrence Keymis, a trusted
friend, continued on to the Orinoca
River, in South America, looking
for a gold mine. On the way they
ran into Spanish settlement, a
fight ensued, and Raleigh's only
son, as well as several of the Span
iards, was killed.
When Keymis returned empty
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19
The Low Down on
Sir Walter Raleigh

Some Lille Known Facts in
fe Life of A Great Man Clean
ed From Old English Histories
at the u. S. Naval Academy.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-04-19

He cornered the wine market in
Cornwall and Devonshire in 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

I7Oi KILBOURNE RI. NV apis,
5 sleeping rms. 3 porches, oil heat;
rent $3.50. long lease. RE. 7-On72
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1909 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
Apt. 5. | large rm., kit. bath
. doors from Pa ave. streetcar
mod weel-kept bldg; key with iani-
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coLoRED

18TH AND s sTs. NV.
1901 18th St. NV. Apt. 3: s large
rms. kit. bath; newly dec: adults
pref; S65.
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COIORED

525 9TH ST. NE.
M. H st.--Lge.. modern, oTe-bedrm
apt Key at Apt. IO2 xt;7 30 mo
1850 X ST. NE.
Mr.. Bladensburg rd.---Lge.. cne-bed.
room apt. rear porch. $500 mo
1919 X ST, Sc.
Nr. Navy Yard--Modern lge, 2-rm.
xii. -and-hath apt. S69. so mo. Key
1871 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Convenient section Modern. Ice.
one bedrm. apt. S67.50 mo. Key
1900 Independence ave. Apt. lf2.
1889 4th ST. NE
Mr.. Rhode Island ave. Lee. 2-bed.
room apt. Sho 80 mo.
lT46 GALES ST. NE
on Benntng rd.--Lee, 2-rm.. kit,
and-bath apt $50 so mo.
1891 OALLAuDET ST. NE.
Convenient Seetion--Lge., 3-rm.. kit.
and-bath apt. $3.50 mo.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp
1OI2 18th 81. NV DI. 7-640C
COLORED--CAP. VIEW
$59-2-BEDRM. APT.
OTHER APIS. HOUSES AVAIL.
1St NATL. REALTY
. Thomax Circle NV RE 7-a531
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EMERY-GEO ORGAN
ALTURAS HOTEL

Single and double rooms
- hr. elevator and switchboard
din. rr1.. trans. and perm. rates
500 up. HU 3-6116. 1909 10th
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SINGLES. SIC. so wk.; dbies., SIS
Me for Students. employees. In.
anlre slSl Y st. NV, no. 2-g1O0
MT, PLEASANT LODGE. 33e5 18th
Sims. day, wk. or mo-: on end
Mt. Pleas. carline. AID. 2-3l39,
el26 b ST. N.W.---Newly dec. sgies.
dbles,; excel. loo. and transp.; kit.
PRIVILEGES, co. 5.7l37
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.
fcONTlNuEDl

-- --@-@
WOODLEY AREA-5S-ft. wide brick
townhouse for entertaining, or as
an annex 70 embassy; gracious re-
library. space for powder rm. Up.
stairs. 5 bedrms.. . baths. sittins
rms, etc.s.. gear garage. House
lacsS wooded park, Make otfer
AID. 4-0ad0: ewes. OF. l-S74e.
NEAR COLUMBIA RD.-Attractive
spacious row brick In immaculate
condition. small income; assume
$4,000 LIST trust. Asking $l4. 500
Call LEGuM 81 GERBER till 8. EN-.
l715 UPsHUR N.W.-Det. brick; 2
hedrms;. bath, first a.: good income.
ALE OuTDOORs-For your front
y yard but only 20 minutes By 1 SSs
rather look At the outdoors than
take care Of II. here Is the home
for you. A 6-rm. detached Colonial
brick home. modern kit. tile bath.
3 bedrms., full bsmt.: excellent
neighborhood, Priced In low eos.
A. c. HOU0HTON & SON, INC,
l4ls 4 3; NV. DI. 7-eo57: ewes,
3f17 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
beaut. brick home with income. 2
S spss se bs si sm ta TsRlaifs. REG sis
nm; gas h-w h.: many extras: only
/ $4,000. easy terms: Ewes. RA. 81
6476. HE. 4-3b00. W. W. LEWIS.
UPPER 18th ST. NV, 1913 Madi-
son. St: n.w.--Lge. mod. 0-rm., 8
bath. Diet. brk. home, on Ice. lovely
HANDICAPPED lot. Features incl.
maids rm.. 2-car gar. equip. kit.
and many extras. Priced to sell.
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO., 1929 x St.
NEW 3.BEDRM. RAMBLER in choice
nv. location; walk TO transp.,
$2S,959. Exclusive with HELEN
BALLIF. WO. 6-1727.
350s NORTHAMPTON 81. NV.
Lovely detach, brick home: center
hall, liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm..
breakfast rm. and kit. 9 hedrms.
and baths on End a.; knotty-pi
rec, rm, with firepi.; " blk, from
Lafayette Sch. Priced In low 20s.
OWNER, RA. 1888. EN-. 3-2gi3.
R ; SEnS GNEEEk !, E STATE ssAA Ban EH
2l01 SUDBURY PLACE NV.
LOUIS Ridden tn. 2-3O60
ROCK CREEK ESTATES
CUSTOM-BUILT RAMBLER
Owner must sell this beautiful
custom-built ranch-type rambler. ali
brick-and-stone construction. In
p. c.'s finest location. Ice, rms
ga full baths. mahog paneied living
rm., den and huge ciubroom with
bar; Stone, screened breezeway and
patio, 2-car brick gar. Many extras
and me appointments All on lge
lots. Terms arranged. trade accepted
NE. S-6577 or TIL. 2-3397.
PERFECT FOR ENTERTAINING
In NV. near park and D. C.. line;
custom built home on well land
Escaped lot: 4 bedrms. with dandy
cedar closets and . baths on Ind
floor: hv. rm., dining rm., kit, with
breakfast rm. and powder rm. on LIST
moor. Terrific rec. rm.. maids rm.
and bath in bsmt. Garage. Call OIL.
2-007O til q pm.
ANpRIs REALTY, INC.
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HOUSES UMFuRMIsHED
lcONTlNlIED,
FoooY BOTTOM
RAMBLERSI

Rockviile--Three bedrms., ! bath
dighwasher, disposal, freezer,
washer. power mower; corner lot
$115.
Parkwood-Three bedrms.. 2 baths
dishyasher, disposal, fully air.
conditioned; $50.
Mass ave, --Brand-new bedrnis
baths, recr. rm.. garage, screened
N Chev" Chase-Three bedrms.
baths. recr, rm., fenced yard
screened porch. fully air-condi.
toned; $40.
Bradley blvd.-Four bedrms., :
baths. den, recr. rm., screened
porch acre lot; $500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOsTIA-semidet.. q lse. rms.
~ soo O'R RshT FL RRk HfGFsn' f nc
CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN-4- family
apt, close TO Cong. LIB. S5ho cash
balance like rent. Ii. 4.172B.
CONGRESS nEIGHTS--3.apt. brick
income nsS s. :2as per menIh; price Sls.,
ION RExrTo5R.' 90 ScH $1,000. 'A''
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APIS. FURNISHED. G.
So ff0AIIkltffnl

1887 ID ST. N.E.-Bedrm., kit. pvt
bath; 500 mo-, util. incl. White
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THOMAS L. PHILLIPS co
Wo. $1,000

W. O-tOOV
COLORED-I7ID SWAMI 81. NV
10 rooms 500 month. Call MR.
COLORED--NEWLY PAINTED s-rm
brick; bath. gas heat, fenced yard
parior. etc: Sl3s.50. Owner will
sell, easy terms. TO party with good
credit refs. DIXIE REALTY Co,
Ma. $3.50.
COLORED-DET., 4 bedrms.. bath
full bsmt,, gas heat, yard: vacant
xll0. Evarts st. ne. DIXIE REAL
TY CO.. Ma. $3.50.
COLORED-NEWLY PAINTED, 6-rm
brick; baths. oil heat, fenced
Dixie REALTY Co. Ma. $3.50
COLORED-EXTRA NICEi 10 rms.
baths, 3 kits, newly painted
fuI bsmt., oil heat; NV. res: $150
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50
COLORED--I33s I3th ST. N.W.--e
rms, bath: gas h.-w.h.: S79 so mo
BOSS d PHELPS, INC, MA. $4,000
iS'
CHEvERLY--3-bedroom brick ram.
bier. Strictly residential area. $12a
mo. Call UN. 4-0S2S.
COLORED-IO0s KENYON ST. NV
Ia rms. bath, full bsmt.: oil
h..w.h.: 500 mo. Call RA. 3-9204
COLORED. 1912 SPRING RID. NV
"a rooms. bath; coal h.-Wh.: So!
PEI mo Call VIM. H. SAUNDERS
c.. INC. DI. 7-J015.
cOLoRED-5307 9TH ST. NV.
Comfortable 4-bedrm. home.
baths; reasonable rental.
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 Vermont Ave. MA. s-l659
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3-BEDROOM
DUPLEXES
ASPEN HOMES
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MOvERs--Large or small
We do them all; careful and fea.
sonable. III. 2-O65s and IA. Dol 9
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your MOVING. storage
reasonable .,ates. ia. 9-2931. r.
FREE MOVING to storage for thu
first 100 accounts. Warehouse oper
for inspection. NORTHERN VAN.
LINES. INC, 5003 Creston road
Bladensburg. Maryland,
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
teaches Q speciality, 8. L. NORRIS
TU 2-ll60 or Ii. 6-2s6e
LOCAL MOVING AND DELIVERY
enable. ia. 4-2449. OF. 1899
MOVING AND HAULING--Day Oh
night reasonable rates. DU. 2.
1857
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: save storage
In separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO 7-0l04 UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1905
ROYALL TRANSFERS rooms q,
low as $40. or 50 per hour AID
2.624S 2ls
THE LOWEST CHARGING and mosl
patient Of reput. loc movers HILL
TRANSP.. AP 7-9656. LU 1880
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APIS unFuRMIsHED-D APIS uHFuRMsHEp-D MARMIDlJKE

C0L0RED - I4ss FAIRMONT ST
NV. Super bareain. I rm.. XII
ana semipst bath apis. from So -
o." Vas NJ s's ~, n Ephr 1nu .n9g'
NEtItshnN ~ S55aa5qN' Mh
-: Ss.assss. I've. 800. %.
COL0hED--ouiET NICE room
nocnen anc pAi " y pY9i aslS Sei,
viii s5ov wAfxER 4 mini , ~
M 20 s-n5oo o
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Grera ~, os Gag ~,
~. s,se ~, sa5a onn5
s0s GpSE asa ~ D;,0I1 ). 81 Jy Az,
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sont- tlansp.. Ag9,oO.- y: z-4oo5
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c RICK eyS9II < E ;yI.s, s,
CLEVELAND PARK

A nne 6-bedroom home. In excel.
lent condition, Ideally located tc
ton. Has large entrance hall. liv
I'm, beautiful din. rm.. modern kit.
with breakfast space; four bedrooms
bath on second: two bedrooms and
bath on third; full basement; de-
tached garage. Ewes. cali Mr.. Hunt
OIL. 2-5146.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. (Realtorsl
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts. Sumner. Spring Wales
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
dist Your Home with Usl
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APARTMENTS WANTED
HOUSES FURNIsNED

APT. uNFURN., 9 rms. and bath. in
elev. BLDG. downtown. Call so. g.
1855.
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HAVE S1OO.OO0
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Attractive English-type semidet
bright and cheerful. 3 bedrms., | u
baths win po sSbIs ,p nv rm n en ,s sT
Si7.2bO. BiLLfNdsLEY REALTY
Co, EN-. 2-2326; ewes, EN-, 3.0326
CHEVY CHASE. d, Cred brick
eenter-hall Colonial: > bedrms..
baths. recreation room; easy con.
ventional fnancing. also OIL ap.
praised DONALD MERRYFIELb
Realtor, EN-. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE CBARNABy WOODS
Attractive white brick, In cute
area OF nne homes. Tall trees anC
azaleas. list q. library and powder
rm., q spacious bedrms:, {. bath
up. DRESSING rm. finished 3rd n.
rage, maids rm. deep fenced lot
Reduced TO $4,000. BILLINGSIEy
REALTY Co, EN-. 2-2320; ewes.
GEORGETOWN-TYPE, old-fashionec
yet modern quaint row brick; neal
Macarthur blvd. and Reservoir I'd
Living room, dining room. kitchen
st floor. . bedrooms, md floor
full basement: exceptional buy fol
Sii,nbO KORzENDORFER, Real.
tor, OIL, 4-611l I'll n.
MT. PLEAsANT--sale or rent; love.
" .S-rm. brick: . apts > kits, q
baths oil h. w h.. $3.50 dn. II. Z
BRUzEE. NO. 7-7B2B
WASHINGTON HTS. LANIER PL.
mr., Adams Mill I'd. attrac, tapes.
try brick. bedrms., : baths. sas
furnace, h.-wh... also has comb
Nv. rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath apt
~ a. os hn,a;, saIsse: owner VIII saer l.
sale. Ewes, TIE. 8.if8S. L. T. Ora
WAITE, Realtor. MA. a-0T53,
3 BEDkMs. AND 3 BATHS. price,
10 sell at S2i.500. First ofierlne
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TRicT. MARYLAND REALTY INC.
ewes, OIL. 2.lS9l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-16
WOODWARD A. NORRIS
REALTORS
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 1855

coLoEEp..5lItS ord ST; NV.
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3aI2 DUBOIS PL. Sc. $50
VACANT, 2 RMS. AND BATH
GIL 7th ST. SW., . BEDRMs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

MARBURY, MD.-cape Cod, I acre;
aluminium siding; rms. bath
down: 2 rms, bath. unfinished up.
Riverside 3-6334.