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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16
Montgomery Projects
Given Official Okoy

dwelling at 5203 White Flint dr.. Gar
rett Park. cost, $4,000; architect, Al
fred NJ Rinaudot
j H. P Laughlin and John D Shaw. ir.,
4lul Stanford St. Chevy Chase, owners
and builders; dwelling at 3laS Brook
lawn ter. Bethesda, cost, SCI 900,
Willis & Slater $500 Poindexter la
Rockville. owner and builder; dwelling
at ll249 RalSton I'd. Rockville: cost
S90.O0u
Alfred S. Novak. $500 MONTGOMERY st .
Chevy Chase, owner and builder two
dwellings at Burnt Mills ave, Silver
Spring; cost, $4,000 and $1,000.
architect. John A. d'Epagnier
Wagg aman- Brawner Realty Corp
1900 Eye st. NV. Wash. owner and
builder. two dwellings at Carteret I'd
Potomac: cost. $1,000 each; architect,
Leonard Slagle
Darius Y Phillips. l07 Quincy st,
Chevy Chase. owner; dwelling at 37i |
Bradley la. Chevy Chase; cost, x32 600.
builder. 10th Century Homes. Inc
Vincent B. Westbere, u Applesrove
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The enchontment of the handsome VlRGiNlAN
is everywhere . in the ponoromic living dining
oreo with stunning two-woy fireplace buiIt-in book
coses and ceiling high windowo in the bright.
completely equipped Kitchen with its Toppon Cos
Range, G-E appliances and coolies of work spoce :.
in the three big bedrooms :. in the versotile
port with utility in the wide roof oVerhono
ond charming front planting oreo Truly, this is
for you you wont the very best in luxury oneeveI
living at q budset-priee.
Edso Park by Crestwood Forfox Couny's
newest suburbon community is close to schools.
shopping centers and churches Downtown Wosh-
neton is minutes away via the modern duo-lone
Shirley Highway. Drive out this weekend and see
for Yourself
Beautifully furnished model homes open dolly and
Sunday till dark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16

I'd, Silver Spring. owner and builder;
two DWELLINGS at ilsl1 Colesville I'd
and 2O32 Forest Hill DIR, Silver Sprins
cost, $4,000 each.
y T. Helsei, ST.. 3I"6 Helsel dr.. Silver
Spring. owner: dwelling at 31l7 Helsel
DR.. Wheaton: cost, $4,000; builder,
Walter S johnson. Mount Airy. Rte. 3,
owner and builder; two DWELLINGS at
RSs5 s RqP dr Po' 1b9sv sos $4,000
Harold B katzel 2234 Washington
ave. Silver Spring, owner and builder
dwelling al 5000 Acacia ave. Bethesda
cost $1,000: architect, c, vauen.
Frank Taylor Rte. / Rockville. owner
and builder; dwelling at 10000 Chapel
I'd, Potomac; cost. $4,000; architect.
Harvey Baxter
d. H. Deibler jr. 5000 Barron St,
i Takoma Park. owner and builder; dwell
ing at 52l6 Saneamore I'd, Bethesda
I cost. SIS 800
E S, Wsrtield Rte =, Gaithersburr
owner: dwelling at Lewis DIR. Damascus:
cost. 10000 builder. John H. Haines
Kenneth Construction Corp 4S0s
Grantham ave. Somerset. owner and
builder two dwellings at Granthsm ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16

architects, engineers and Speci-
fication writer's will have an OPP
portunity to hear a summary of
the recent Specifications Work.
shop of the Building Research
Institute at 8 pm. Tuesday in
the National Housing Center,
1925 L street NV.
The open meeting is sponsored
by the D. c. Chapter OF the
Construction Specifications In
stitute. Joseph ]. AccardO is
program chairman of the chap
ter.
/ Plumbing fixture sales drop
ped 5 per cent in volume last
year while new home conStruc-
ton Slumped 1873 per cent, ac-
cording to reports from the
Plumbing Fixture Manufactur-
ers Association.
Two reasons were suggested
by the association for the
relatively stabler condition of
plumbing fixtures. First. new
homes had more bathrooms per
home. on the average, and
second. plumbing fixtures were
purchased for modernization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16

Somerset; cost, Sis. 900 each.
John E. Sumter. jr. Chillum, owner:
dwelling at 1896 cardifi I'd, Chevy
Berry builder, II. r Kimball, IT,
Robert r. siebert. 1898 st. Elmo ave,
Bethesda owner; dwelling at 5507 Hunt
ington pkwy., Bethesda: cost, SI4 900.
builder. c. e. Hamilton Co.
BENJAMIN J. Hayes, Dickerson, owner;
extend dwelling at Rte, IS. Dickerson
cost, $4,000; builder, Sam Auxier,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16
All Open Sunday, 10
Chevy Chase-5.Bedrm. Rambler

1909 Tarrytown Rd.
This charming home. on
dead.end street. has 4 bed.
rooms and 3 baths, plus
finished attic usable as
fifth bedroom. Separate
din. rm.. finished walk.out
rec. rm. lovely. Garage.
Unusually modest price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16

FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION 4
OPEN STlNDlY I.2O6 PM

ore cute pfoyd 10 offer this fene p.ace
r nos bought O io'oer home end hos pr ced
10 Edst-West HighuGv. RIGHT dppro1 I mile
lock past MeddoWbTook StableSj to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16
MELLOW, LIVELY and UNIQUE
FIRST PRESENTATION
Rock Creek Forest, Chevy

ENu'V'U '''T'' EN'CuI OUU0IE TNIHITyIUW
Quality throughout l00 lot garden huge trees Located
just of Ridge Rd on quiet dead-end street Brick Colo
NAL Slate roof Beautiful living room truly good fire.
place. screened porch large bay window in the separate
dining modern Kitchen equipped with huge freezer
refrigerator range disposal and dshwasher powder
2nd floor. bedrooms. baths and large nursery
Stairs large attic, semifnished Full dry basement
Another half bath. Lots of storage. Oil heat Garage
Very convenient to Army -Navy Club and Pentagon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16
BUILDERS REPORT

Frank Calcara, president o!
the Home Builders Association
of Metropolitan Washington. ha:
announced his selection OF com.
Imittee chairmen for the 33rd ad.
lministrative year of the organ.
ization.
The chairmen and their com.
mittee's are: Alvin L. Aubinoe
Building Codes and Zoning
Lloyd Coates, Entertainment
Howard Michnick, FHA-VA
Donald L. Chamberlin, Finance
Henry j. Rolls, magazine; Jor
England, Membership; Martin
West. Mortgage Finance; Ran.
Idolph D. Rouse, Public Rela.
lions; John Aylor, Nationa
Home Week; Carl MacCartee
Summer Jamboree; Herman
Schmidt, Chairman, Mr.. Coates
Vice-Chairman, Urban Renewal;
Joseph Deckman, Public Hous-
ing; Joseph L. Geeraert, Wash.
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission: Emerson G. Reinsch
Labor; Fred Scuderi. Community
Facilities.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-16

Home Builders will hold their
March membership meeting, at
70 pm. Wednesday in the Ken
wood Country Club.
Washington area builders.
Arizona sun., 1957-12-12
Weupons I'm The War Of Ideas

been made for similar diStri-
button in India and Japan.
Freedom" has been shown at
film festivals this year in Rome,
Berlin, and won First Award
at Lille, France.
Now Freedom" is to be shown
at the San Francisco Interna-
tional Film Festival as one Of
fifteen chosen pictures. On De-
cember 18th this first full-length
film to come out of Africa will
make it's San Francisco pre-
miere.
Conceived, written and pro-
duced by Africans, Superbly pho
tographed in color in Nigeria,
Freedom" hits with tremndOus
impact because it is based on
fact. It is the true story Of a
continent beginning to stir and
waken to the drum beat of a
superior ideology-a drum beat
whose tempo increases rapidly
as life after life is committed
to live and give that theology to
the world.
= Last Spring there were several
special showings of Freedom"
in Los Angeles with audiences Of
standing room only. After the
World Premiere in the Egyptian
Theater of Hollywood, Jack Moi
fit wrote in the Los Angeles
Herald Express: f" Freedom left
me feeling that the Dark Con-
tinent' is no longer dark but is
shedding a light upon the world
that may, if we act on it, save
all that we value in civilization"
Hazel Lamarre said in the Los
Angeles Sentinel: "It pours
across the footlights with ir-
resistible impact"
1.-The Hollywood Reporter said:
Continued on page 81
Arizona sun., 1957-12-12
NAACP ATTORNEYS APPEAL
MRS. BATES CONVICTION

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. s.
Attorneys for Mrs. l.. c. Bates,
president of the Arkansas State
Conference of Branches of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People,
have filed notice of an appeal
from her conviction under a
new city ordinance designed to
make the NAACP reveal it's lists
of members in Little Rock.
Mrs. Bates was convicted on
Dec. 8 and fined $100 and or
dered to pay court costs amount
ing to $50 because she refused
to turn over membership and
contributors lists to ciyt author
tiles as required by law spon-
sored by Bennett, state attorney
general.
Also arrested was Rev. J. C..
Crenchaw, president of the Lit
tie Rock NAACP branch.
Charges against Mr.. Crenshaw
however, were dismissed by
Judge Harry Robinson when it
was indicated that he had not
been requested to produce re-
cords covered by thet law.
Arizona sun., 1957-12-12
URBAN LEAGUE PROTEST CUT IN
SCHOOL PROGRAM

NEW YORK CTTY-The pro-
,,osed school building program
tor the next five years was des-
cribed by the Urban League OF
Greater New York Wednesday
as another heavy blow inflicted
against New York'S and Puerto
.Rican children in their. search
for equality of educational op-
portunity."
Testifying before the Board Of
Estimate on the proposed 1858
capitol budget for school con-
structions Valerie Hawkins, edu-
cation director for the interra-
cial agency, declared that the
Leagues disappointment with
the lean pickings in the current
capital budget is OverShadOWed
by our sense of shock to learn
that future budgets (for school
construction will be out by more
than half unless some drastic
action is taken to bring in new
funds"
She pointed out that the ca
pital program for 1959-63 en-
visions no replacement of obso-
lete schools, and that most OF
the schools which are obsolete
or are becoming obsolete are in
the sections of our city occupied
predominantly by minority citi-
zenS".
Arizona sun., 1957-12-12
ENGElhAEDT WANTS CONTROL
OF nUSkEGEE

MONTGOMERY, Ala State
Sen. Sam Engelhardt, the seq
regationiSt executive secretary
of the Alabama Assn. of Citizens
Councils, said Saturday the state
might buy T'uskegee Institute
and make it a state-supported
and controlled college.
TuSkegee Institute, which was
founded 76 years ago by Booker
T. Washington, is in Engel
hardt's senatorial district. The
only clue he revealed as to why
the state would consider taking
over the college was "so>we would
have some control over the ia
Guilty" TuSkegee depends on the
state for about eight per cent
OF it's financial support.
Arizona sun., 1957-12-12

GENERAL LUCIUS D. CLAY, national chairman of the
1858 American Red Cross fund campaign discusses plans
with Carl A. Bimson president of the Valley National
Bank and national fund vice chairman who will head
up Arzonas drive next March. Expanding communities
and their need for greater amount of services the
topic of the meeting between the general and the banker
at San Francisco recently General Clay board chair
of Continental Can Co.. was Commander Chief
of the u S. forces in Europe and u S. Military Governor
of germany during 194749 the period which witnessed
the dramatic Operation Berlin Airift" Programs of
voluntary endeavor such Red Cross underscore that
the road to democracy not freeway the general told
Bimson Rather it is toll road on which we pay by
accepting and carrying out civic responsibilities
Arizona sun., 1957-12-12

missiles and other instruments
Of destruction at such a rate
that the very future of the hu-
man race is in doubt.
AS DR.. Frank Buchanan, in
tttator Of Moral Re-Armament,
says: Man must either solve his
problems or be destroyed by
them" Man, the maker of elec-
tronic marvels, now is in des7
perate need Of an electronic in
tervention to save himself and
his creations.
Such an intervention is TAX
ing place on a global scale
through the theological thrust
of Moral Re-Armament. Plays
and films are being used to
reach people Of every race, class
and creed as part of world
wide renaissance.
The all-African film Free
dom" is currently being shown
on a commercial basis in Eng
land, Norway, Finland, Den
mark, Holland, Switzerland, Mi
geria and the new African coun-
try Ghana. Arrangements have
Arizona sun., 1957-12-12

BY GERTRUDE REESE HICKS,
past President, California State
Association of Colored Women
Affiliated with the National As
sociation of Colored Women
Special to The Arizona Sun
The events of this winter
scientific, political and social
all point to one conclusion;
mankind must find the way to
live together or be destroyed.
Space travel, round the earth
rockets and satellites, even in
terplanetary trips, are the real
tiles of science in the period now
here. But nation after nation
is pouring out it's substance ON
Arizona sun., 1957-12-12
100000 AFRICANS CAST
THEIR FIRST BALLOT

More than 100000 native Afri-
cans in the Belgian Congo, cast
their first political ballot last
week, according to a, (UP) news
release.
Men whose grandfathers didn't
know the use of the ballot box,
cast secret ballots for city coun-
celors in Leopoldville, Elizabeth
vile, and Jadotville. The coun-
cilorS will run the cities under
a mayor appointed by the Bel
gian government.
Arizona sun., 1957-12-12

AFL-CIO AGREEMENT - GUST
TRANSFERS UNION = Pres.
George Meany (L) and Walter
p. Reuther, Vice-Pres. of the
AFL-CIO duplicate the unity
handShake of the union seal.
Meany announced that the 11a
million-member TeamSterS Un-
ion has been ousted by an over
whelming vote. The expulsion
came after the AFL-CIO decided
the Teamsters had failed to
"clean house"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14

natural combustion. In addi-
ton to It's safety features, It
also reduces homework In that
II tends to eliminate SCOT
smudges on draperies, curtains
and upholstery. the maker says.
In homes where oil burners
are used, this product Is added
TO the fuel oil tank. where it
mixes with the fuel oil. A quart
Of solvent Is sufIicient for $50
gallons Of fuel oil. An ounce,
or 2 tablespoons fun. Is the rec
commended proportion for 5 gall
Ions Of fuel oil.
The powder compound is
packaged In pre-measured en-
velopes. each Of which Is suf-
ficient for two applications.
Cleaning Walls and Ceilings
Ono Of the most aggravating
jobs Of which I know is pre-
pairing . surface. wall or CELL
ing for repainting.
Recently Q new detergent
was brought to my attention
by q reader Of this column.
Since q painting job was COM
ing up. ] tried it on my kitchen
walls and ceilings to see how
1t would cut grease. Both the
ceiling and the walls were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14
Id. c. Licenses
More Brokers,
Sulesmen

Recent license approvals an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:
Real Estate Brokers
Adams Properties,. Inc.
Robert T. Forward. TIA r. 7. For
sIiysrlo o. Msa.sIls. IA Anacosti.
Thos; . Owen a Son. Inc.
Robert \, Weiner.
.vernis Absher, ST., TIA Absher RE-
.EhlIiD t. Atkins. .<a Atkins Real
Kari Marx oiobus.
siesman. president Of Northeast Re.
blanche B. chase. tfa Chase a CO.
Brooke ? Hudson, ia Hudson ne.
Business Chance Statesmen
. samuel :. Fsitsr. with Calvin 3.
~ Eihsi N. Rice. with Myrtle A.
Real Estate Statesmen
Ina M. Beal, with Reach A. Purcell.
Paul p. Berman. with Daniel Diensr
Hoverd 7. Clements, with Parks a
1 H|.HPssSS S & RI se, a with CORN
Kenneth v. Fauntrcy. with Rudolph
a. Taylor.'
Alien orissby. with Thomas W.
10, John ,. Iysy. with victory Rsal
Philip James king, with ultra Realty
Service.
Morton Kudysh. with Ralph D.
Olivia Z. Lucas. with Ferguson Real
| " Co.
Rushanns Hunter Nader, with
Tiehe 3. Woods.
R. H. Dulany Randolph. with Stuart
Maury.
Ruth A. Reardon. with Lakewood
Park hanaRement Corp.
William Z. Saunders. with Ultra
Realty Service.
Mae !. Dawson Smith. with J.
Rupert Mohler, Inc.
Scott Wilson, with Thos. J. Fisher
i, %c S.tS.s y; ssnkhssd. with sau-
Harold 4; Burch. with MaTSteiler,
~ snia@in BROOKS. with joseph t.
Samuel r. Fslksr with calvin ,.
Evelyn H, Freeman and Agnes ,.
oagkins, with Ultra Realty Service.
Elizaheth 3. Gordon, with Provident
DO. Pofot 81 C.. Jsrr.y. ana Humphs.y
ward D. Collier Realty CO.
Robert G. Peck. with Thomas W.
EthsI y. Rice. with Myrtle A.
Esther posethss cantrsl with Ma
. rEedsricE 4. Pick with Pobisk q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14
Compound Aims
At Eliminating
Chimney SCOT
By D. NJ. DERWTN

SCOT forms daily whenever
you have . fire in the furnace,
the fireplace or the house In
terror incinerator.
A chemical compound, avail
able inboth q liquid and powder
form. destroys SCOT and re-
moves the dangers Of chimney
fires through regular use DUR
ing the heat season. the maker
claims. In application, the
liquid is added to the fuel oil,
the powder Is thrown in pre-
measured amounts on top Of q
hot-burnine FIRE.
According to the manufac-
turer. this chemical compound,
or solvent. II used regularly
throughout the heating season,
win keep the heating system
soot-free.
This compound dissolves or
f1uffs UP the SCOT so that 1t Is
destroyed in the course Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14

washed clean and ready for
painting.
A small amount dissolved in
lukewarm water was applied
to the ceiling with q fairly well
wrungout sponge about Is
square feet at q time. Then
the same area was rinsed clean
with another sponge dipped IN
lukewarm- to-cool water and
wrung almost dry.
In fact. 1t was the easiest lob
OF cleaning q ceiling and wall
this writer ever experienced.
For further information, you
may write Mr.. Derwin, room
200, The Evening star, WASH
ington, d. c.. incl0sing Z
stamped. self-addressed en-
NClODe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14

Carey Winston. Of Washing
ton, past president Of the Ma
tional Institute Of Real Estate
Management. win speak on
The Management Story" DUR
ing b meeting Of the District
Chapter Of the TREM at $3.50
pm. September 26 in the Bur-
lington Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-14

Recent license approvals an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

ranked d among 81 cities in cost Of liv-
ING, and it's reasonably safe bet that the
state Of Massachusetts would have been
somewhere near the same relative position
among the states. This study Of the cost
Of living in the 81 cities indicated that the
Mid-Ailantic and Far West regions are At
the top Of the cost Of living scale and that
The South and the Midwest farm and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

Rocky Mountain areas are At the bottom.
As remarked in an carrier article Of this
series. you'll probably find your lowest
cost Of living in small town in the deep
South.
Question: Why can't We have govern
menf bonds with the amount Of interest
and principal to be paid the owner gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

erned BY what's happened to the cost Of
living - bonds with escalator clauses
believe tfey call them? In this way We
would be doing something effective 70
beat imitation. - Miss Hannah Hrin, New
York Clip.
Assswsg: We can have such bonds II We
want them. In fact, France, IsraeI and
Finland all offer government bonds the
redemption value Of which Is linked 60 the
cost Of living index II IS frequently pro-
posed that the US. Treasury issue the
same kind Of bonds. Bonds Of this kind
have very attractive elemenf Of fairness
to the bondholder who Is protested from
being robbed BY imitation. But, By adding
to the amount Of money available As
prices % up. bonds Of this kind also add
to the root cause Of imitation = too much
money chasing too few goods. So bonds
with escalafor clauses simply beat the
devil round the bush, Is far Is imitation IS
concerned. An Of the countries men
TONED. which issue them, have had Lea
more imitation in recent years than the
U.S-A., which doesn't.
Qsssstisa: | am . housewife with two
children. aeed two and four, and 1 work
all the time at The JOB Of taking care Of
them. About how much am I worth q
week? = Anonymous.
Assswsg. A national survey recently
showed that baby sitters average IS cents
an hour in cities and s. cents in small
towns. This suggests that what you do,
which probably includes rs much running
IS sitting. ought to be worth . minimum
Of IS cents 10 dollar an hour. Assuming,
safely. that you work n least q 12-hour
day, seven days q week, this makes you
worth from S63 20 SS4 Q week But
please. for sweet sentiments sake, If moth
ing else. don't try 70 collect L. If the prac-
tice became general would be staggered
bywhat I'D owe my vic in retroactive pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

10 YOU saAvE a as0aGEv QUESTIONS
% lt's - general inesrest. o.. ksszse
wouid IiIks @ hear q. Writs - ssAaaitina
reur Alensy Crew." TVS u1eEK Aassa.
xins. rs Lsxinstsn Ass.. sssw Verk. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

states in cost Of living? - Dale Mohlev,
Mafick. Mass.
Aasssrs There are no published figures
On the cost Of living in the various states.
Bui evidence throwing indirect light on
the question indicates that Massachusetts,
10 probably In the upper third Of the states
IN cost Of living. A few years ago Boston
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08

John Kenneth Dukes and Alma
Alberta to William Kenneth Dukes,
Seaford Hd., 1880 81. #.
Joan L. Gray. also known as
Joan G.. Shaffer to Lillian G. Gray,
Rehoboth, Del, lots "a and 35, blk.
rs.
Mathey ]. Aydelotte and Cath
crime II. and Irwin J. Aydelotte and
Doris H. to Everett L. Young and
Carole NJ. town of Delmar, lot g..
Dutch Motor Courts, Inc to
Frank F. Dykes and Madlyn NJ.
Broad Creek Hd., lots 9. and 10 and
part of lot 8.
Richard F. Hall and Elizabeth
H. to Thomas NJ. eef, Jr. and Alma
ID. and John r. Doherty and Vir-
ginia F., Baltimore HID, acre.
Roland L. Derrickson and Alice
r. to Alice G. Bailey and Elias,
Georgetown HID, lot z.
Sussex Shores Realty Co. to Mar
garet Leigh Hobbs, Baltimore HID,
lot 81 and 80.
South Bethany Cop. to Frank Le-
Kates and Helen L., Baltimore HID,
lot 80, blk 4, sec. B.
Bethany Realty Inc. to James
Owens and Margaret A., Baltimore
HID, lot 13, blk. 5.
Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08

Bruce w. Whitlock and Ruth H,
to Robert B. Ward and Phyllis NJ,
Nanticoke HID, 144' K So x 19O' x
100'.
William w. Stevenson and Marie
T. to Leroy NJ. Achilles and Hilda
W, Baltimore Hd.. 1 acre.
Walter N. Fisher and Agnes G.,
Clarence A. Fisher and Eleanor M,
Layton ]. Fisher and Agnes r.. to
Joseph Raymond Simpler, Reho-
both, Del, lot 56.
Roger E. Vandegrift and Georgia
T. to Raymond E. Powell, Balti-
more HID, lot 20, blk. 5.
South Bethany Corp to James
E. Jones and Anna c., Baltimore
HID, lots 76 and 78 add. to blk 2.
South Bethany Corp. to Raymond
F. McCabe, Baltimore Hd., lot 12,
blk. 1, S. add. and lot 4, blk. 1, S.
Add.
South Bethany Corp. to Maurice
A. Twilley and Pauline NJ, Balti-
more HID, lot So, blk. 4, sec. B.
South Bethany Corp. to Pasquale
L. Polillo and Faye c., Baltimore
HID, lot "a, blk. 4, sec. A.
James r. Hanna, Jr., and Eliza
beth G. to Lewis F. FARRELL, Balti-
more HID, lot 3S and N. " of lot 80,
blk. 8.
South Bethany Corp. to Reuben
w. Carey and Agnes G., Baltimore
HID, lot 50, add to blk. 2.
Bethany Realty Inc, to Peter c.
Ortenzio and Ella g., Baltimore HID,
lot 20. blk. s.
South Bethany Corp to Clifford
Robert Dawson and Dorothy NJ,
Baltimore Hd., lot 8, blk. 4, sec.
B.
William J. Forst and Evelyn to
Luther Shockley and Estella R.,
Milton, Del, $500 50. ft.
Robert j. Hickman and Jean G.
to Charles P. Hawkins and Char
lotta A., Baltimore HID, part of lot.
William ]. Swain to James E.
Fairbanks and Dorothy S., Bridge
vile, Del. lot 103.