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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
Redskins Sca|ped At G|ouster 1919
CrooksviIIe Here Friday Night
For Final Home Game OF Season

The Redskins handed their most decisive loss of the
last Saturday night Gouser the
out 1919 win muddy field with cold drizzing adding
the discomfort of all Despite the unpleasant weather.
went ahead with homecoming activities but
hand the Tomcats notch their fifth
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
INJURIES SUSTAINED

William Rich, of Seneca Lake,
was injured Oct. 28 while
working at the Caldwell plant,
Cleveland Graphite Bronze. He
was treated at the office of a
local physician for a lacerated
lip.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
GIOuster

TouchdoWns-Caldwell: Priest
2, Devolld. Glouster: c. Keith 2,
Dunnette 2, Smith.
Extra points - CaldWell: Kee-
ton (pass). Glouster: Dunnette 3
(plunges).
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
IN HOSPITAL

Elizabeth Fogle, of Belle Val
ley, was removed to the Guern-
sey Memorial hospital, Cam
bridge, Monday evening, Oct. %
for observation and treatment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
TEN YEARS AGO - A tough


Crooksville eleven humbled
the Redskins 800 as injuries
took a heavy toll out of Cald-
wells manpower. Lime burns
suffered in a previous game side
lined Tuffy Tilton, Don Fergu-
son, Joe Bigley and Dave Merry.
Bob Freriks plunged from the
one and passed to Joe Wilson for
the point and a TO halftime
lead. After intermission, Cald-
we'll resorted to passing only TO
see Frericks intercept one and
return it 60 yards to score, then
Wilson snagged another and re-
turned it 70 yards to paydirt. A
70-yard run by Gibbs produced
another, and a short pass from
Freriks to Wilson accounted for
the final I'D and a 32-0 score.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
MVL STANDINGS
LAST WEEKS RESULTS
BY LONG

LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Glouster 33, Caldwell 19
Philo 13, New Lex 0
Roseville 25, Dresden Is
Crooksville 19, NJ g. M
New Concord q, Byesville 0
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
County Teams Prepare For
Opening Basketball Games

With month practice behind them
ball teams swing into action this coming week. starting
with non-eague first then
ules November Belle Valley gets the
night November invading nonoop fray
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
RESULTS OF GAMES played

between the schools during the
past 10 years show Caldwell win
ming seven and Crooksville three.
1956-Caldwell 25-12
1955-CaldWell 1877
1954-Caldwell 27-6
1953-Crooksville 60
1952-Caldwell 90
1951-Crooksville 1870
1950-Caldwell 1872
1949-CaldWell $40
1948-CaldWell 26-13
1947-Crooksville 800
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
Redskin Cagers To Begin
Practice Monday, Nov. a

The Caldwell Redskins with the look will officially begin
basketball practice under their COACH Glenn Scott Monday
evening, Nov. 4 at ZOO pm.
Coach Scott anticipates that 35 boys the high
will for practice and this will
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
BIackcat Ball

The annual "Black Cat Ball.
will be held Saturday, Nov. 2.
This is for the seventh through
18th grades and will be held from
700 to 1l:00 p. m. This event
will be presented by the senior
class.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
+ SHORTS {: u! z

THE REDSKINS are at home
FRIDAY night for the final home
game of the season against
Crooksvllle. The teams will be
about evenly matched, the Ger
amIcs having won two, lost three
and tied one, while Caldwell has
won three against four losses.
They have Tailed only 81 points
IN six games for a six-point
average, but have also allowed
only 81 points in the same num-
Der of games for a defensive
average of II points per game.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
Basketball Notes

On Tuesday morning at 8:15
o'clock, a special basketball meet
ing was held, with Coach Glenn
Scott in charge.
The squad will report for
practice on Nov. 4. The boys,
who play football, will not prac-
tice until after the close of foot
ball season.
Feb. l, 1858 is the date the
Redskins will journey to Elkins,
w. Va, to play the Tygartes Val
ley high school.
The basketball schedules for
1888 are now available at
Wehr's and Ralston Rexall stores.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
BOB CONLEY, native of West

Virginia., is the new Crooks
vile coach this year replacing
Jerry Fell. He has 10 lettermen
on the team but so far they have
failed to hit their stride and live
up to preseason expectations
Last weeks win over M & M
1877 however may be all that's
necessary to light the fuse under
an overdue eleven. Biggest
drawback at Crooksville, as at
Caldwell, is lack of depth with
only % boys out for football, bat
IS far as weight is concerned the
ceramics are about average for
ghe MVL.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
IN HOSPITAL

Miss Olive King, Railroad
street, is patient in Guernsey
Memorial hospital, Cambridge,
where she is receiving treatment.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
FLA.

On Tuesday, Oct. %, the men,
bers of the Future Farmers of
America were excused from their
daily classes to harvest their corn
crop on the FLA. farm. The
instructor of this organization is
J. E. Parrish.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
RED5kIN
REVIEW
BY JANICE SCHERR

AS the past week of school
contained only four days the
activities of CHS. were lessened.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
Increased

Due to the "flu" which has
hit the local area, the absence
at Caldwell high has greatly in
creased in the last few days,
On Monday approximately Is
pupils as we'll az one teacher,
Marvin Wood, were absent.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-10-31
MOVIE MARSHAL HERE

Home games at 700 p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Bible Group Lists Texts
For Holiday Reading

NEW YORK. Nov. IA (P.-
The American Bible Society
has issued its list of Thanks
giving-to-C Christmas daily Bible
texts. and President Eisenhower
said it would be fine reading
fare for the holidays.
Taking time out to read the
day-to-day verses, the Presi-
dent said in a message. will
hold up "a mighty promise"
before men-and give strength
for the ultimate objective Of
peace and good will on earth.
The President serves as hon.
orary chairman of the society's
sponsoring committee for its
annual worldwide Bible read
ing" Both living former Pres
idents, Herbert Hoover and
Harry S. Truman. are on the
committee.
The program, now in it's 14th
year, seeks to have millions of
people all over the world read
identical pre-selected Bible
passages on the same day for
the % days between the two
holidays.
More than Is million people
IN the United States, and mil
lions of others in so other
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countries, took part last year,
the society said.
Here are the 1857 readings
which can be obtained on
bookmarkers by writing the
Society at $50 Park avenue, New
York:
November 28-Micah 6:6-8;
November 29-Psalms 90:1-17;
November 30-Psalms 103:1-22;
December Romans 13::7-14;
December flames l:l-27: De-
cember 3-Genesis l;l-31: De-
cember Psalms 8:1-9; De-
cember 5-Psalms 139:1-24;
December 6-Matthew 20:17-
20; December 7-Ephesians
4:1-32.
December EXODUS 20:1-17,
December 9-Matthew 22:15-
40; December l0-Romans 8:14.
80; December Ill Corinthians
13:1-l3; December 12-1 Johr
4:1-2l; December 13-Matthew
I5:l-26: December 14-Matthev
5:27-48; December 15-Matthev
glib: December 16-Matthew
6:19-34.
December 17-Matthew I'll.
20; December l8-John 3:1-17,
December 19-Titus 2:l-15; De.
cember 20-Isaiah 11:l-9: De-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
lin Clinton Case Denied
Rights, Defense Claims

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. IA
R.-A defense lawyer asked
today for a new trial for seven
Clinton case defendants - in
Guiding Segregationist John
Kasper-on grounds they had
been denied their constitutional
rights.
Ross Barnett of jackson,
Miss, Said United States Dis
trict Judge Robert L. Taylor
had erred in some of his in
structions to the trial jury.
Specifically, Mr.. Barnett said
Judge Taylor erred in instruct
ing the jury that the Rev. Paul
Turner, white Clinton minister,
performed a well intentioned
deed" when he escorted six Ne
gro students ito Clinton High
School last December 4. t
Judge Taylor interjected that
what he told the jury was that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14

Thomas Married. 81, an alleged
party organizer. and Robert
Klonsky.
The Circuit Court opinion
by Judge William H. HASTE
said new teachings of the Yates
case. decided June II by the
United States Supreme Court,
were decisive in the appeals OF
the nine men.
Judge HASTE pointed out
that the Yates decision re-
quired proof the defendants
advocated to do something"
THUS a Smith Act conSpir-
acy is proved only if the Gov
eminent can show a conspiracy
to teach people to take con-
crete action toward the violent
overthrow Of the existing Gov
eminent as soon as possible, "
the Circuit Court opinion read.
It was concurred in by Judges
Herbert F. Goodrich and Aus
tin L. Staley.
The Government last month
had moved acquittal of Lowen-
fels and Labovitz, saying a case
under the Yates ruling could
not be proved. Citing evidence
against Weiss and Katz, Judge
HASTE said its potential was
not sufficiently greater, hence
their acquittal also.
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their arguments, so that the
defense case was expected to
last well into the afternoon.
Then United States District
Attorney John C. Crawford was
scheduled to open rebuttal Of
the defense arguments. which,
included one that jurors had
violated court instructions by
reading newspapers or watch
ing television during0the trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14

Mr.. Turner'S act twas a well
intentioned deed from the
standpoint Of certain people. .
Furthermore. the judge said he
had instructed the jury that
other persons with a different
viewpoint might not regard the
act as well intentioned.
Kasper and six East Tennes-
scans were convicted last July
by an all-white jury of GRIM
inal contempt of court on
grounds they violated Judge
Taylor's injunction against in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14
Court
Acquits 4 Reds

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA
(R.-Four Philadelphia Com
munists. convicted three years
ago of violating the Smith Act
have won acquittal in the
United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals.
The Circuit Court yesterday
also granted new trials to five
other Communists convicted at
the same time.
Those freed were Benjamin
Weiss. 80. local party treasurer;
Irwin Katz. 80: Walter Lowen-
fels. SO, a Daily Worker writer,
and Sherman Labovitz, 80,
They had been sentenced to
two years in jail after a 71-day
trial in 1854. They have been
free on bond pending the ap-
peals.
Granted new trials were JOS
eph Kuzma, IS; Joseph Rob-
erts, At. alias Sam Gobeloff:
David Dubinsky, alias David
Jones. former union official;
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terfering with court ordered
racial integration Of Clinton
High.
They were accused of con-
spring to stir UP strife which
followed admission of IL Negro
students to the previously all
white school in August, 1856.
Tn edefense lawyers today
were given an additional hour,
making AZ hours in all for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14

Bakers Dozen Youth Gen.
ter, an agency supported by
UGF. last year provided
guidance, training in crafts
and supervised recreation for
800 teen-agers in a crowded
downtown w a S h in o n
neighbOrhOOd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-14

cember 81 Isaiah 53:1-12;
December 22-John lib: De-
cember 23-Hebrews 1:1-14;
December 24-Matthew 1:18-
Is; December 25-Matthew
2:1-12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
Proerom Listinos

every SeCttOu OF tHe SS""I. -
Wilson norrotes.
800
4-AIeoo Hour. Color.
I Hour. Night" A man loses
his memory for l2-houF period.
Fronchot Tone. {. 6. Marshall.
jason Robords, IT,
SILT Is Written. Religion.
7-ShoFt Story Th'teF. Dromo.
The Day the Greeks Wos
Closed" George Givot.
9-Genercl electric TheoteS.
Bitter Choice" A compassionate
Army nurse devotes her career to
the treotmenf Of opothy in con-
voIeseent potients. Anne BoxteF.
tRepeot.l
$50
5-PoFis Precinct. Crime.
7-MidwesfeFn HoyFide.
From Dayton. Ohio.
9-AIfFed Hitchcock Presents.
Number twenty-five" A 10
yeor-oId hoodlum is orrested on
his first robbery and ossoult Of
tempt. Rip Torn. Russell Collins.
tRepeotl
1000
4-The Web. Dronao.
Decd Silence" A migrant work.
er is occused of killing his boss.
Joe Moross. Christopher Dark.
5-Reclity. Religion.
Reverend Eorl Cox.
7-Movie Time. Dronno.
1854. 900 Challenge. Quiz.
1880
4-GoIden Playhouse. Dromo.
5-Tieket 10 HoIIyw'd. Movie.
IA Hours. Love on o Bet"
1886. Gene Raymond. Wendy
7-VietoFy ot Sea.
Episode No. IS. Suicide for
Glory"
e-Whot's Ny Liner Panel.
HOO
4-News and Sports.
Bill SpFuoue Rnv Michoel
7-News. Sports. WeotheF.
-McCoffrey. Molone. Allen
9-Sunday News Roundup.
Steve Cushing reporting.
Il:l5
4-FeoFuFe Festival. Movie.
w Hours. "OnIy Angels Hove
Wings" 1889. Cory Gront. Jeon
Arthur.
9-SpoFts Roundup.
Arch Mcdonald.
ll:2S
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-16

~ ~ II II
DESIGNER. M. E.. heavy machine,
supervision. no fee to $4,000
CHEMIST. degree and masters.
inorganic. experienced.
no fee ..-.... ........... $500
SUPERVISION. shop background,
DESIGN. toolinq. moth S600-S650
DESIGNER. speed equipment. leader
ship. no degree. no fee S550-s650
CHEMIST. junior grade, degree,
synthetics. no fee ...... to $500
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. HIS
Grad, board work, machine
DESIGN. no fee ... $3.50 up
TOOL DESIGNER. moiniY board
work. some testing .. .. $3.50
TIMESTUDY. mochines. feeds ana
speeds. estimating routings $3.50
QUALITY CONTROL. inspection.
quolity standards. age
open s40o-s5oo
MECHANICAL TECHNlCIAN.
dYnomometer. blue prints.
own tools .................. S425
ACCOUNTANT. degree OF equivo
lent. especially fine
opportunity .......... TO $500
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT.
supervisory and teaching
ability ................ TO S400
COST ACCOUNTANT degree or
equivalent with good cost
background ........... to $500
ESTIMATOR. HIS and some
engineering. know sheet metal
fee NEGOTIABLE ........ to $3.50
MANAGER TRAINEE. public con-
tact. excellent future. no fee.
start ........... SITS = exp.
PERSONNEL CLERK. HIS grad. light
tYping. good advancement $500
PURCHASING. to 80. some college
and IL WIS. experience to $3.50
SALESMAN. 1888. college and
good elecnonics back
ground $3.50 y cor exp. /
SALES TRAINEE. notionolly known
Co., excellent opportunity;
stcrt ........... $3.50 r comm
SALES TRAINEE. better than
overoGe opportunity IN insurance
field. no fee Guoronteed salary
ELECTRONICS ENGINEER. degree.
excellent opportunity .... Open
FOREMAN. working, lothes. inspec-
tion. set up. End shift S425 up
LAB TECHNICTAN. mechanical or
chemical employer. will orange
working hours TO suit school
schedules ............... S27S up
INSPECTION. machines. row
moteriols TO finished products.
some exp. .....-..,-..... S400 up
hunY OF our Employers viii
for well qualified \
OFFICE HOURS: $50 Am. to S
INTERVIEWING HOURS: 9 AN. 10 3
CALLS ANSWERED R
Richard E. and Morie \
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/ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. to V. p.
G % Sales, single. Euclid to $3.50
SECRETARY. Soles. girl office. no
I fee. no shorthand nee, Euclid $275
/ PERSONNEL SECRETARY, labor
relations. good future. no fee $3.50
/ SECRETARY. to Community
Relations Mgr. excellent bonus.
no fee ............. TO S325
IBM ELECTRIC TYPIST. billing.
( Euclid. age open . .. to S2s5
! DICTAPHONE OPERATOR.
sules ..... ................. S325
1 CLERT- -TYPIST. Mig. Administration,
Euclid excellent company TO SEQ
PIX TYPlST. relieve on busy board
plus variety Of general office,
. no fee .............. $500
/ MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST. Adult
Physchiutry. tvpino - $3.50
MEDICAL SECRETARY. to Research
Director. good shorthand, public
contact, no fee ............. S325
INDUSTRIAL NURSE. Personnel
Assistant. Willoughby . $3.50
COPYWRITER. some layout.
iournalism background desired.
S Days .... ........... to $500
PAYROLL CLERK. soloried payroll
hand posting ......... S33oS35o
POSTING CLERK. some tYping.
componY will reimburse
fee .............. s25o-s3oo
PRODUCTION CONTROL WOMAN.
type ond operate Remington Rand
posting machine. reimburse
fee ... .............. S275
ASSISTANT HEAD BOOKKEEPER.
MGR bookkeeping machine. light
tYpinq. puYrool, accounts
Rec. and Pay ..., ,......... S325
GIRL FOR CHECK CLEARANCE.
simple bookkeeping, ligh; tipping.
consider fee ........... S26l.50
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. exp.
alphabetical and numerical
no fee ............... s27o-s2s5
COMpTOMETER OPERATOR.
billing dept. will trGin HIS
grad ........ start s24o-s275
GENERAL OFFICE. vorietY OF
duties, no fee .......-.... $3.50
PAYROLL CLERK, expt hand
posting. operate calculator and
adding machine ...... S260-S275
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. cost
accounting, leorn IBM key punch.
no typinq, no fee .. S250-S275
GENERAL OFFICE, work on time
cords. som tYping. relieve on
PIX ............... $3.50
COST CLERK. will troin average
tYpist ...........,..-.... sZou
/ PAY OUR SERVICE FEE
den and Women.
PM. MondaY through Friday
PM. and Evenings by Appointment
oUNp THE CLOCK!
4. Anderson, Owners
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Fresh Vegetables

Every day from your own garden
and plenty Of play area for the
children on this M-acre lot. 2 bed
rms. with full bsmt.. masonry con-
struetion. 2 mi: to new Johns Hop
$4,000.
JU. $4,000 Ewes. III. 6.7324
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CHEVY CHASE, D. @. = Detached
ave-. Q rms.. Q baths. firepl.. nm
ished attic. rm.. side liv. porch.
terrace-level bsmt.. for rec. rm.,
detached garage. Fla. owner sacri-
ncing for $23.500. Ewes, TIE.
S S1l7s sso7b & T. oRAVATrE' Rsaltor'
CHEvY CHAsE=Assume 4MSs FLA
loan. spprox. $500 cash win han
house coma Br Iesn; constr. level ns iot
blk: to bus. Shown BY Apt, only
Srr7z;HnsiR iS R. PIC; aM s-74oo'
CLEVELAND PARK. Rowland place
n.w.-Brick detached house in ex.
eellent condition; 4 bedrooms. 3
baths. rec. room With fireplace:
maids RIM. and bath; garage; .S35..
HARLAN q Co., pREAnToRs. AU SEx.
elusive Agentsl. ma. S-4031.
CLEVELAND PARK-4 bedrooms, 2
for everything. Diplomat trans
ferred. Beautiful burned cypress
paneled rec. rm., bar. y bath.
porch, garage. semidet. brick. w. B.
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 till Q pm.
planned brick home. owner trans
ferred. 3 hedrms.. 3 baths. enclosed
s SSs sA an eim l. S SoafEiE si s. G.
once. AD. 10000 I'll 3.
i i%s.I lAEIIR a FL NT S;icS ,m sale
2 baths S plus extr. r H.. and AT. hath
Waite. Realtor, Ma. s-0763.
$3.50 cAEsEAPEAKE NV SEE
WHITE PILLARS; cL0sE TO BEST
500 $50. PETERS Il CO.. MA.
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BETHEspAY; near NH and Naval
s sls sTs' s.arn 5% d gE.h .m family Ill;
with Sss, sarpSit. vsiI:to;xsK saI:
nnanclng; Other than once hours,
NJ. k.sbline, Oh t:eesss. ROBERT
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26ll SPENCER, RID.

x.esl. s d.s. bt i"1 home Wv with iiy.
en-, en-. ann ann s s% s n s ~ r. ss s! s:
sss heat: fenced yard. saiport. alum.
swninss. storm vinaoys, freezer
S'u I: i sSis f spence. sis "a ''E T e.
NIFTY CO., el1 18th Of. ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28
MIGHT you Be A
SELFISH PARENT

Is Q IS or 20 minute drive too
much II It gives your growing family
the health and happiness OF clean
outdoor living; q chance to romp
and play; to see and make things
grow; to raise and have pets. Maybe
this stately home. surrounded with
should be yours. II is very moderately
priced. Call to see this and other
similar properties now available.
ROMER & CO. Realtors
oaithersburg 200
RETIREMENT HOME
2-bedroom brick rambler; fire-
fenced yard. Inside air-cond. unit.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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TEAL MISUNDERSTANDING COM
plete 2-family home: very lse. lot,
garden space. rear BLDG, sids
Investment; S6oo-SI. 900 On; may
exchangei mr.. eonvs. IA. o-70l0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28

HILLCREsT-Brick Cape Cod: 4
s nsSaHS@i suriouh SaSn s:sins SEQ.
900 Call OWNER, LII. 1-7O36.
LYNDALE-Like new; cow; quick
SSI;, .! sI$; SS Il, '''D b SSsa1ss'
y n s:% S$ VA ,!s. "a Z: n: Is
KIT. IL baths. rec. rm., storm vim
doWs, Anchor fence. LU. 2-3lel.
is az; NJ; \; I; j.; !! II;
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S sexes
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELLE MEADE-No red tape there;
yeteral resale: practically new. g.
bedrm. rambler: only SS6 monthly.
includes taxes and insurance, after
nominal down payment: immacu-
storm windows: tiled bath: big
shady lot, and many other out
standing features. Owners trans
fer allows bargain price Of only
Sl4.250, THE PERRY BOSWELL
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CONTEMPORARY

, s.arm,.c. 2S sssR:. n. sn' 1870 IT..
~ Viz APPLE sFsS :.;i. Ti S;.. y
E.sere lot: washer and dfisr stay
r kcUT rff'i ho 81 HhIIH REAL rsrArE
II. $4,000 go Madison st.. Alex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28

priced q S24.sSc; new 50 spIi t
r ntA . ssP's oSorlC yns i s% Snn.
ton. Open daily. 4 to ESQ. pirsc-
lions: out Kensington parkway,
~ miles past Jones BridGe rd.'
rright. on Kent g. to 3noG; EN-;
REALTY. INC, OIL. 2-44f6.
Mr.. DISTRICT LINE, in Takoma PIX.
rec r 1sot oni; $500. Ho SIsHRii5'
Realtor. Ju. A.R2n0.
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BErHKsDA - 3-bedroom. 2h-bath
eplit-levei: family room. etc. near
I'M and Naval Ned. Center; !. 2
OF . "; lease; 500 per no: oesu.
hss SsssT A ). az .Riln Co.. 81. ss sssc
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BUNGALOW. 7i0S woodland ave,
stores; 9 rms. bath; very Ice. lot;
fruit trees; needs repairing: real
buy; S300-SbOO cash. Open 3 TO
81; might exchange. OWNER. IA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28
IRLINGTON. NORTHEA real solid

ARLINGTON. NORTH-A real solid
value for S15,475l This 3-bedrm..
1h-bath Cape Cod has . separate
dining room. screened porch. full
basement and lovely wooded lot, In
an area Of $4,000 to sea: 900
homes. CRowELL q CO., INC.
2l6O N. Glebe I'd. Arl. ia. 5-07O7.
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A HI.TS: beautiful SSaF sD.d RSn So%.
with scr. porch. recr. rm... eating
space in Kit. and large liv. rm.
with firepl.. on level fenced lot.
FHA appraised At only Sl0,60Q.
Colonel transferred. must sell Call
KEY REALTY Co, ia, $1,000.
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ARLINGTON soUTHi $1,000; i'm
just on Columbia pike; attractive
couple or small family; cow. 70
churches, schools. shopping. etc;
excellent transp. to pensagon and
d. c.; $3.50 down and assume 80
CT loan. STANLEY 3 MONR0E.
Broker. IA. b-333b, $3.50; CIR.
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siiS l ssSIT ssa sssSili y e.
din rm,. rec. rm. with lrepl.. We:
screen windows throughout; scrd.
porch. fenced yard; nne neiehbor.
hood. close to elem and u, high
schools and shopping; S1S,b00. By
OWNER. ia. b.l603.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28

FAIRFAX = Income property,
rooms. GOOD house. located on main
street. wide frontaee, 57,445 so. II.
Of very valuable land. Exceptionally
good buy for future investment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28

.... yoooy BOTTOM
SNUG 2-bedrm. home IN this most
H9iynstsd Tor the most di'eriminatins'
WOODWARD q NORRIS
72s goth 81. NV. RI. 7-eSsb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28

VA Si4,sBO. Close
al facilities ,.5l.bsdroom rambler;
ton; modern Kitchen; top value.
KoRzENpORrER, Realtor, OIL.
MASS. AVE ExTENDED-NeW ram:
bier S22.p50. Just being completed
.p III, ,,i %S.. sSn5 souns r,s
sisc.riis Eitchsn, J ,sssIl.nt Ss;dsrmns.
ES0G l.rs ' sssS:S 81 3 %ssi;s
WRl6kT. M. $500. S5ai .. -