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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-05
FRANK z. SCRIVENER. Attorney,
1Ah parnaanal nuiIAinr

SUO FeTpetu1I building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-Estate of
MABEL i M. KIMMEL, Deceased.
No. 92.0S3, Administration Docket
l92.-Application having been made
herein for probate of the last will
and testament of said deceased,
and for Letters Testamentary on
said estate. by FRANK E. SERVE
NER. It is ordered this 4th day Of
April, AID. 1857, that the unknown
heirs at law and next OF kin OF
MABEL NJ. KIMMEL, Deceased.
and all others concerned. appear
in said Court on Monday, the 18th
day Of May, AID, 1857. at 10
O'Clock AM. to show cause why
such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
lished in the WASHINGTON Law
Reporter" and THE Evening star"
once in each of three successive
weeks before the return day herein
mentioned. the drst publication to
be not less than thirty days before
said return day. Witness. the HON
ORABLE BOLITHA j. LAWS, Chief
Judge Of said Court, this 4th day
OF April, AID. 1857. tSeall Attest:
FRANK J. BURKART. Deputy Reg
ister Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court anS 10 10
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LEGAL NOTICES Goat
JULES G. KoRNER III, Attorney.
40i Transportatio1 Building.

JULES G. K0RNER III, Attorney.
4Oi transportation Building,
Washington, d. c.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate urt.--No. 9230S,
administration Is to Give
Notice: That the subscribers, Of
the District of Columbia and the
State OF New York. respectively.
have obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia,
Letters TestamentRry on the estate
OF MARTHA LEAR FRYER, late
OF the District of Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thenticated, to the subscribers. on
or before the 25th day Of Sep
TENDER. AID. 1857; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under
our hands this 25th day OF March,
1857, FREDERICK L. FRYER, 1901
Livingston Street NV, Washing
ton, d. c.; ROSS L. FRYER, 2O0s
Salem Road, Schenectady q, N. Y.
lSeal.) Attest: THEODORE Goes
WELL. Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court. mh29-ap5,12
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IsT TpMMrS S6 STILIH rs AT, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the District OF Column
hia, Holding Probate Court.-No.
91044. administration. This Is
to Give Notice: That the subscriber.
which was by the District Court
Of the United States for the Dis
trict OF Columbia granted Letters
Testamentary on the estate OF
MAE A. BLAKELY. deceased, has
with the approval OF the District
Court Of the United States for the
District Of Columbia. holding a
Probate Court. appointed Monday,
the 29th day of April. 1857. at 10
O'Clock AM. as the time. and said
Court room as the place, for max
Ing payment and distribution from
said estate, under the Courts
direction and control. when and
where all creditors and persons
entitled to distributiye shares or
legacies. or the residue, or rarts
thereof, are. notified to attend, in
person or by agent or attorney
duly authorized. with their claims
against the estate properly youched.
Given under its hand this 27th
DAY Of March, 1857, NATIONAL
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY.
BY BRUCE BAIRD, President.
Seal Attest: FRANK J. BURK-
ART. Deputy Register Of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF
the Probate Court.
mh29-ap5,12
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18
Large Crowd
Attends Daughter
Elks 500 Tea
sv or. EsTELLE BROWN

Great was the Five Hundred
Tea sponsored annually on Moth
ers Day of every year at the spa
cious Mary Elizabeth Hotel. AT A
pm. individuals in large num-
bers started. filing into the room
to listen to a unique program ar
ranged by DIT. Blanche Dean and
DIT. Hester Rivers. Miss Rosa Lee
Perkins and Miss Rosa Mae Wal
den of Booker T. Washington
High School crowned themselves
as they sang from the depths OF
their hearts. Arthur King and
Ulysses Morris lived UP to their
regulations as they delighted their
large audience. Mrs. Matte Simp-
son, soloizt of Mt. Tabor Baptist
Church was heard singing "Moth-
err McCree." DIT. Elizabeth ESpy,
in her usual flew of language in
troduced the speaker of the
evening, DIT. Myrtle Mcleod Da-
Wis, who is widely known for her
tongue Of oratory she delivered a
powerful address pertaining to
women and mothers. She paid a
great tribute to mothers living
and dead, who have made a great
sacrifice in preparing their SONS
and daughters to become useful
citizens. Large crowds stood out
side to listen to the speaker. Dis
trict Deputy DIT. Marie White, who
was the chairman of the occasion,
presided with humor and kept her
audience happy.
DIT. Hattie I. James, secretary
OF the Florida Association of Elhs,
was present. She was introduced
and spoke briefly. Dr.. Vera Will
son, DIT. JC-ephine Dunn, and a
large number of daughters from
Antlers Temple No. 80 were pre-
scented. DIT. Ruler Ellen Taylor
made the closing remarks and ex-
pressed her thanks to the Daugh-
ter ElkS and friends, who made
the affair successful, Arthur King
sang Sweetly. This closed the most
successful 500 Tea in hitory.
All daughters are urged to be
present on Wednesday, May %.
This will be the final meeting be-
fore the Eemi-annual election is
held in June. All daughters are
urged to pay UP dues, taxes and
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6nas Work nor entertaining guests
will be an excuse, only tmmedi-
ate illnecs will excuse a. member.
All members holding slips for the
huge white and purple center
piece are requested to report, as
the names will be read.
DIT. Annie Stirrup, who Is well
loved by the daughters OF her
temple, left the city on Monday
for New York where she win
spend the. summer. She attended
the 500 Tea on Sunday In a party
of seven. We wish for her
a very pleasant stay. ,~~
We forgot to mention the fact
that flowers were sent to the Tea
in honor of absent DIT. Lucy Han
ma by her niece, DIT. Olivia Rog-
ers. Among the daughters w h o
looked very charming on Sunday
were DIT. Alta Screen, DIT. Lily NJ.
Yancie, DIT. Cardee DanieD, DIT.
Flossie Robinson and DIT. Jessie
Tucker. The daughters were so
glad to see Dt. Katherine Cogdell,
she was looking quite well. Many
thanks to DIT. Enid Reese, who was
given a STABLE check for the
Daughter Elks No. 769. The dom
or's name will not be mentioned,
but a letter of appreciation has
been sent.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18

Health Inspectors went around
and inspected the premises at
regular intervals. But that does
not happen any more. Perhaps
this is what we need.
There is not too much that we
can do about the older population,
other than evoke the law to force
them to clean up their surround
ings. However we owe it to our
children to save them from the
Scourge of laziness and indiffer-
since.
In making our weekly tours
since we began this campaign, we
have seen children. a sitting on
these filthy trash piles eating not
knowing they were there. We
have also seen grown men sitting
around the trash piles talking and
smoking and laughing and en-
joying themselves. We want them
to be conscious that 1t is trash,
that it is unclean, that it does
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18
Do We Want a Cleaner Miami?

The colored citizens of Miami
ask for so little. On a whole we
are very satisfied with every
thing. We don't even have a
Sound Off," If we drive down
the street and it is filled with
holes and is badly in need Of re-
pair, do you think we would ask
for it? Everyone passes it UP with
it's alright, they'll get to it after
while. 80
Some have questioned the role
the Student Council is playing in
this Clean-Up Campaign we have
been launching and launching
since April, but we are not get
ting any cooperation. Nevertheless
we shall continue to launch and
launch until somebody hears us.
We need help to clean UP h e
sloven, lazy habits of our people,
if it means enforcement of the
sanitation laws.
Some have said that the Stu
dent Council belongs in the
school and not on the street try
ing to encourage people to clean
up their surroundings. AS direc-
tor of the Student Council, I have
encouraged this. For believe that
we cannot teach good citizenship
when children live daily in filthy
environments. 1t is my belief that
if people develop habits Of clean
illness in their surroundings, they
will develop cleaner minds and
habits of speaking cleaner words.
1t is appalling the filthy words
our children have to listen to
coming from the lips of our adult
community. The fact is that after
encouraging my children in what
I consider a worthwhile project,
I had to discourage them for I
found that they were so filled
with the idea of cleaning up
wherever they saw the need that
they were going around on Sat-
urdays, unsupervised and the
things they heard and say will
not tell you here.
We put out over 5000 pieces Of
literature in the interest of this
campaign. Letters to parents,
sanitation laws, clean up slogans,
and question and answer sheets
on things to be done around the
home were among them.
There was once time when
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THE MIAMI TIMES-'The Peoples Newspaper"
PAGES SATURDAY, MAY 49, 1857

not belong there. That it is not
a part Of their yard, that it is not
an ornament to their sidewalks
and streets. It does not belong
there and should be cleaned up
weekly, ] am sure that the city
will cooperate with us if we really
want our streets clean.
Tip for the week: Save Your
beer can until you get to a trash
can!
If there is any group that has
suggestions on how to get this
job done and would like to help
us, please contact the Student
Council of Douglass Elementary
School, Patricia London, presi-
dent.
We are indeed grateful to Mr..
Reeves OF the Miami Times for
the interest he has shown in Civ
ing this campaign publicly.
Lucretia Eve,
director of Student Council
Douglas Elementary School
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18
AJAX REFRIGERATOR
AND APPLIANCE
SERVICE

We specialize in all makes Of
washing machines and small
appliances
All work guaranteed
Phi. NE 4-4957 Ask for .Pittman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11
New Panel
Has Facing
|Of Porcelain
BY d. M. DERWIN

A new porcelain-faced panel
suitable for home uses. bott
exterior and interior. is being
introduced.
Column coverings, wainscot.
ing. shelving, lining Of shower
stalls. kitchen and bathroom
walls are among the uses *
which it can be adapted.
All the panels come in q
sheet. SO by 90 inches and
fifteen-sixteenths Of an inch
thick. Its 30-gauge, .Ol2-inch
steel face is treated with semi
matte finish. The core is OF
A-inch exterior grade plywood
A metal backing gives balance
to the panel which weighs Its
pounds to the square foot.
This porcelain-faced panel il
applied and worked with metal
cutting tools. The product Ia
said by the maker to be weather.
proof when properly installed
with holdings and caulking
which may be purchased with
the panel. The, holdings are
styled for outeredge, inside and
outside angles and dividers.
The panels. in addition, are
resistant to odors, ordinary acids,
oil. grease. smoke and solvents
1.-THE maker claims. They are
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VA Housing
Activity Dips

Veterans Administration hous.
ing activity during April wa.
significantly below the same
month last year in all categories
the agency reports.
The field Of home loan appli-
cations was the only one that
came much over half Of the level
Of activity set last year. During
this April. there were 25.838 such
applications compared with AS
264 for the corresponding month
of 1856.
In three areas of activity
April was higher than March OF
this year. Housing starts under
the CT program were UP 10 per
cent in April over March. The
figures were 13.477 compared to
11,449.
Appraisal requests for existing
dwellings were 11.768 in April to
show a Z per cent rise over the
10.974 Of March.
CT home loan applications, the
25,S3S mentioned above, were
per cent over the 24,894 OF
March.
In the field Of appraisal re-
quests for proposed structures,
the April figure was 1881
against March's 1861 drop
Of / per cent.
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lcleaned BY wiping with Q damn
cloth.
The panels come in nine colors
Garden Sprayer
The lightweight . construction
of a garden sprayer now avail.
able saves energy for home gar.
deners. the maker claims. A one.
gallon tank for the new sprayel
lis nodded Of plastic to conserve
weight. Working parts of thi.
sprayer include q brass drywelI
stirrup handle for carrying
leather plunger and patented
check valve. The unit is simply
unscrewed from the tank to ado
spraying material.
A flexible hose, also made Of
plastic. connects the tank to the
brass nozzle and extension. Ter
or more light pump strokes
starts the spraying action.
For further information, you
may write Mr.. Derwin,. Room
200. The Evening Star. Wash
ington, D. c., including a
stamped, self addressed envelope
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Potch With Sundinos

To patch q damaged spot In
wood to be given a natural I'm
ish. make a paste Of Standings
from the same wood. using q
sanding disc and Just enough
glue to hold the Standings to-
Igether.
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4 NEW MODELS
PRICED FROM
$i5,soo 10 $is,sI3
VA FINANCING
AVAILABLE

DIRECTIONS, out SHIRLEY Hishwaa turn
on at Edsan Road. left TO end Of EdsalI
Road. then left on Back Lick Road 600
yards 70 North Springfield OR, out shir.
Icy Highway 10 eprinsisid cloverleaf :,
turn risht 500 feet 10 trafic light, then
Iisht on Back Lick Road 1.3 miles to North
Springfield.
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Shown here Is q three bedroom split.
level with complete luxury kitchen /. /.
daylight lower level with plivcte en-
trones and Icods Of play, storage
and utility space.
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BETHESDA
LOCUST HILLS ESTATES

list trust TO be assumed on this
Immaculate 3-bedrm, 2-bath ram
bier with gafage: eloSed-in porch,
storm windows. beautifully land
scaped yard 4 real value e. S25.-
to inspect call OIL B-63ll or EN-
3-9b51.
ALpoN PROPERTIES. INC.
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LEMISD ALE-Lovel 3-bedrm. bfk.
rambler. mod Kit full bsmt, with
p BATH leyel yard. wax 10
schools and shopping S14l95O.
CHESTER KELLER, RealtoT, JU
b-si0O. ewes, RIA 3-8364
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ZoYsIA GRASS worth $1,000; lot
worth $4,000: house worth $4,000;
owner viii sell this cosy 6-fn.
rambler with . Ige, patio for S1s.-
900 In an area Of high-prieed
homes: near University Of Nd.
4 BIG LOTS Il acre.. brick
Cape Cod with ] bedrm. down and
, up; 2 baths, trees. garden. patio.
playhouse. dead-end street: near
Baltimore WASHINGTON DkWy. Only
$4,000.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO e-5992
Ewes, WA. 1851. HA. 5000
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KENSINGTON

Cute 2tbe9rm rambler. paneled
rec rm. full basement level lot
and patio. block from bus line
Only $4,000
Spacious older home IN fine area
LiY. rln., din rm 5 bedrms, full
basement separate garage Prae-
ticaily a new house. Exterior with
aluminium storm wineowt, Anchor
fence on lot 1880 II deep, FLA
financing being applied for al
SIS $50.
A new custom built brick Cape
Cod with finished bedrms., 2lg
baths. din. rn liy rnl and fun
basement. Aluminium storm win
dOvs. Easy 1nsneinS At Sls.950.
m lovely Parkwosd section. beau
tifuI 3-bedrn. brick rambler with
ample closet space ana beautifully
Handicapped int Price S2O,95i
HUGOINs 4 HARRISON. INC.
1851 . CONN. AVE.
PFAT TOPS 10 h-4n00
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ALEx. 4.BEDRooM RAMBLLR.


aNNANDALE ARIA - A spacious
home. on almost an acre wooded
site. anor5ing privacy. Center-hsll
plan, living room 14lzx25is, din
ing room 13x13. modern equipped
kitchen i2x13 and II bath: master
bedroom l3x22Ia. . other large
bedrooms and bath: full base
ment, breezeway connecting with
garage; good terms. &2T. 0ah
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
Exclusive Broker. IA, 4-14o0.
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S12.250

II YOU want a real buy you
should inspect this 3-bedroom BRICK
home, close 10 Langley Park with
modern kitchen, The extras In
clude aluminium storm windows,
door, the lot Is chain link fenced.
All In excellent condition. You may
buy FHA Dial HE $4,000. Ask TO
500 fa1an
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


ALA VISTA SLEEPER Real cutie,
= bedrmS., plus paneled den. rec
I'm huse attic terrible charm
heaui Settlns 81 Jane de Chantel
ASKING St1ahn Highest biddry
NC OIL e-7006 eve wo 6-0aa0
BETHESDA Brick Colonial at Si5-
80 with two lSt-f. bedfms..
hedrm. and = bath on md a
fenced yard small swimming pool
THOMAS / PHILLIPS co. OIL
4-i4a4 I'll p pm
BETHESDA-si.5 h0 cash FLA re-
quired, buys this charming Cape
Cod near Holy Redeemer School
: bedrms: bath, breakfast rm
cleo kitchen. lovely rec rm
siYe landseaping House IN peffee,
f fH6Reisioe Co S Sfi R sJs N 4
Lovely 3-bedrm., ..
bath brick rambler near NH, low,
low price easy FILA terms. Cali
Mr. McGinniss. ~. 7-11On ewes
~ r,,s ,2 ssS ~ FREDERICK W
BETHESDA. Near NH Split level
Assume $40 500. Aiace loan Has
. bedrms. : baths huge finished
rec room, patio. nice lot Quick
possession Call RIPLEY CO, ju
5-6ill
BETHESDA. POT o'GOLD! JUST
MAKE AN OFFERl May have to
20 70 highest htdderl Fine quality
i-bedrm brk Colonial iirst.n
iav. slate roof ser pchj lac
convenient and desirable neigh.
horhood. near Lady Of Lourdes and
BIC c. High FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS INC DI. 7-i4ll; ewes
BETHEsDA-S2i 500. lst ofIering
This N the most attractive and
charming home we have seen IN
this price class. Colonial brick
near Suburban Hospital slate roul
and attached Earage. 3 bedrms
open fireplace, new kitchen
screened porch. Professionally dec
GRATED and inclnding lovely car,
a LUCHS CO. KE, 5-1s00 III
BETHESDA. on Wilson lane Bis
( snlit-ieyel. q bedrms.. Y baths
huge kit with extra cabinets, rec
RIM. aarRge. S9f,3O Make offer
4 SAMUEL +. BOGI.EY or MD. INC
OIL. 81 500 III y, f-H.
BETHESDA Unbeatable deal on5
Si6.5nO for nice a-hedfm ram.
bier: firepl In NV rns IN. rec rm
/ In full hsmt SAMUEL r. BOuLEY
OF MD INC, OIL. 1880 I'll .
y BETHESDA Stunning Calf ram.
bier IN ParkwOod, 2 hedrmss Z
I baths, kit with eAting space
garhge. SEA. 800 A. v. pISANI
REALTORS, oil, $4,000 tll 2
BETHESDA--Bfand-neW 5-hedrm
brick home with pAlatiAl around
level family nm Breakfant space
IN beautiful Kitchen, Custom dual.
ity. THOMAS u. PHILLIPS CO..
o., A-iA2t ~ 3 pm.
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ARLINGTON--Loveiy s-rm. bunRa-
low. liv. rm with fireplace. sep,
din rm., expand. attic, scTn. peh
wonderful rec area in sttree
painted bsmt excel cond only
SI3 zoo. OWNER. ia. ISIS:
3-bedrm. brick home.
$4,000. fun bsmt. GOOD hnan-
chg good location FREIDA D
DUNKLE, Bfoker, IA. 7-0l46, IA.
7-hq63 KE. still.
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RAMBLER Sl8,950

Attractive hFiek rambler in
beautiful sett.nE LiY I'm, nrepl
din. ell aA-electFic kit. 3 bed
rms. tile bath, excellent conat-
tiou, tul. bsmt with ground-ierel
exit Close 10 schools and bus.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
IL n-shEs Rralfnrs
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fOIORED-i3e6 TNDIPTNDFNcT
COLORtD-i5il WEBSTER ST

" ~ IIT'''I IFV'T
n row brick, with concrete front
porch. Ice rms and bath. plus
powder rm, full bsmt. detached
garage. lge front and rear wards.
AL cond Only SiJ5 mo. Mr.
NFTtMhNN. MA s-9gnt
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nm CAIIF RAMRIFR

3-BEDRM. CALF. RAMBLER.
sturdy masonry construction fire-
place and exposed beam ceiling in
iiy rrn !, cleo kit beaut level lot
enclosed with ranch-type fence
Priced to sell at Sl..150 FILA
PRINCE GEDR0Es PROPERTIES
The Super Market OF Homes. AP
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u iMBLER, $40 800. blk on
Mass. ave On lee level lot with
! S-ft frontagei walking dis
tance 10 parochial and public
gchools. ; yrs. old lae liy rm
din rm,. todays kit, 3 splendid
bedrms. . baths full hsmt
ground level paneled rec. rmi
Openine onto huge fiagstnne
patio, overlooking lovely yard with
luding air conditioning being
sacrificed far below IT'S oripinal
cost w. B WRIGHT. EN- -
EHuu nner tt1 q
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QUAINT ACRES

Beant. modern ramb. with Dbl
carpoft. 8 bedrmA.. fun bsmt +.
prestige loo on fun acre OF
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-64OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
$500 RUFFIN ROAD
OPEN nAII.Y Ia

Convenient 10 bus and all
schools, yet q lovely, quiet area
.i-yr. -old Cape COD brick Immacu-
late Large liv. rm. full din. I'm
Dedrm., bath Larze really modern
kit., dishWasher and disposal
Large ser, porch, 2nd floor. 2 reals
large bedrms tile bath. fullJ
tiled bgmt fireplace and lavatorg,
On beaut Level lot, good back yard
S26i750 or best offer DIR: Out
II blocks on Wis, turn left on
Chevy Chase biyd . blocks "a
Rufiin I'd. Call Mrs. Duke. OIL
H-8hs3 or KIN $4,000,
w B WRIGHT Oh R-Rhha
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ARL!INGION. NORTH;

Hills ASSUME 4i2eti. $40, 800.
;i0-YEAR GI TRUST, 2-year-oid
spacious brick hi-leFel with Q
LOVE- Y LIVING ROOMS, 2 FIRE
PLACES dream kitchen with
breakfast bar. separate dining
room. 3 cheerful bedrooms, 2
FULL BATH. Cadillse-size ga
race. i.-aere corner lot Moderate
down payment. the price Is right
at .S26. 500 OUR BEST BUY
CALL NOW. LAURIE CORP.
Realtors ia 5-l717.
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BRICK RAMBLER
HEART OF
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRlNG
Three bedroom brick rambler
Woods in front and many trees in
rear Of house. Garage plus very
attractive recreation room Large
lot Close to everything House nnly
five years old. Low price for acre.
500 .aau
Sound as a Dollar
Near Hechi's store in Silver
Spftng This 3-hedro0m. lia-bath
home. has had excellent care and
gives more space for the dollar
Liping room. i3X2i with fireplace
larRe separate dining room de-
taehed raraEe Close to schools and
st Miehaels Church Beautiful land
sespeo yard Price St4 $50 s. 200
cash viii handle. balance FILA
CONLEY REALTORS
$685. Ga AVE Ju a-4134 TIL .
ASSUME Ice. 4i2co LOAN
williamsburg Village 3-bedrm
brk. rambler. liv rn with hrepl
din rm fin rec rma built-in gar 4.
screened porch. Sig,aSu
WEISS e. STOLAR, INC.
Elk a-53a0. q TIL o
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Low 20s.-BiE 8
hedrm., 2-bath brk rambler:
Minis from Key Bridge: rec. I'm
with fireplace Ia fun bsmt. car
port. lge wooded LOT at end OF
Quiet dead-end st SHOrID SELL
MINED +, FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC. IA 7-S012 or AD 2-ls93
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SO, 81, 900 DOWN

The PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. 7-abO0 RealtoEs
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ARL. N.-Custom built brick Cape
Cod home in beautiful Bellevue
Forest Living room tf3x93 a..
separate din nm effcient kit
oen or hedrm and u bath on 2ud
floor are LARGE bedrms and hath
breezewsy connecting garage, hot
water heat slate roof Only so
DNn GE0RGF MAQAN EREEN
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NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
NORTHWOOD PARK

This home features spacious liv-
ing room. family-nin rm KIT
with table space and oishwaSher 3
bedrms ~ baths. hsmi excel
construction choice Silver Spring
location SIn,750
BRICK RAMBLER
2 lovely bedrooms. large living
room with fireplace. Kitchen gith
table space. spacious rear porch
hSmt level lot. An excellent buy
At Sl5.a5n
WOOD co. 10. 4-7200
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BURCH REALTY co.

Ewes, wa: z-5e4I. IA. 5000