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The Sidney herald., 1957-07-04
Mrs. Ethel Smith Honored
AT Harold Rounce Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rounce
werahosts at a $50 dinner at their
home Monday evening, June IL, in
compliment to Mrs. Blubaugh's
sister, Mrs. Ethel Smith. Summer
flowers were used for home and
table decoration and dinner ap-
pointments e. laid for twelve
guests. Following the dinner a So
cial hour Of bridge was enjoyed.
George Blubaugh and Mrs. Batter
son won the high score for men
and women respectively, and Mrs.
Smith was presented with a guest
gift.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-04
VICTORY C
PICNIC JULY IA
AT PARK

There will be no regular meet
ing of Victory Local this month
but there will be a picnic on July
IA at 1890 at Richland park.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-04

Mrs. Harold Rounce Honors
Former Sidney Girls
Mrs. Harold Rounce entertained
at a 1:30 bridge luncheon at her
home recently in compliment to
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-04
Society

Women's Golf Club To
Resume Wednesday Meetings.
The Wcmen's Golf and Bridge
Club will resume weekly meetings
next Wednesday. Meetings will
begin at 2 pm. for golfers and
bridge players and coffee will be
served by the hostesses. Mrs.
Wayne Cumming and Mrs. r. M.
ST. Cyr will be hostesses at the
first meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-04

NOTICE
My office will be closed from
July S until Monday, July Is.
DR.. A. r. Sanford. 24-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-04

Miss Dolly Jacobs Count Eduardo
Dancing Elephants and his Car Of
Tomorrow
The Sidney herald., 1957-07-04
SUBLIMELY SPECTACULAR
ACTS and ARTISTS

The Arturo Family The Flying LaVAlls
Recklemly Daring Incredible Aerial
Aerial CemMediAns Artistry
Arizona sun., 1957-05-02
Negro Citizens Must Vote For Bonds

The ARIZONA quite aware of the rapid and almost
growth booming city We fortunate to
citizens Phoenix during this period in its development We
citizens of such city to do all
that the facilities of city keep with it's growth
million bond large 1t surely
amount that sounds large we think In terms
bound the past but when the popua
ton and the that to be served from this bond issue to
planned anything the present bond issue should probably
be larger than is being asked.
safety including safe streets and roads,
sanitary facilities expanded fire and
police departments the rapidly expanding community
beyond conception longer house the
tight quarters City Hail. Our parks
recreation facilities and public library with all that we
invested already inadequate for the population
they the very life blood Of desert
We have outgrown ourselves and we need
overcoat in Our main concern should be that the people
facilities adequate
growth being td in what they asking us to do
bonding We be quite that they
wSeS capable citizens for this task and
asking their careful study of needs dictates
responsible citizens that city needs
this time and must to the polls and VOTE not for the Phoenix
the which
expect to share both the advantages and the
time of reentmentS but time
participate in creating great city that when we are given
advantages there will be advantages for all
to share.
Arizona sun., 1957-05-02
FACING THE FACTS
w. A. Robinson

On Tuesday Of this week the
US. Supreme Court rendered a
momentous decision.
In 1881 Negroes in America
were still held in the most in
human type of slavery that the
civilized world has ever seen.
There was little expectation at
that time that the institution
of slavery would not continue
indefinitely in the United States.
The. south was doing it's utmost
to convince all the rest of Amer
lea and the world that slavery
was a boon to the African saw
ages, who were too lacking in
intelligence to maintain them
selves outside of a state of slav-
cry. The southern clergy were
publishing books proving either.
that Negroes were really not
quite human or that they were
cursed Of God to serve the rest
of humanity as slaves. In the
north Negroes were not permit
ted in the public schools and
there was considerable objection
to the establishment of any
schools at all for Negroes. In
Philadelphia a wealthy but
somewhat eccentric" man NAM
ed Stephen Girard died and left
his fortune for the education
of poor, male, white, orphan
children. Stephen Girard is Spok-
en- of as a philanthropiSt and
in terms of the dominant opin-
ion of his day, perhaps he was.
We must remember that in 1881
the position of women in Amer
lea was but little above that of
slaves. They were not permitted
in the professions or in the col
leges for men. They had few
rights that men were bound to
respect; no right to vote or to
Arizona sun., 1957-05-02

participate in many of the activ-
tiles in which women and girls
take their participation for
granted today. In many states
women could not hold property.
They had as definite a place
in society as was assigned to
Negroes and they were as rigidly
kept in that place. Perhaps;
under such conditions we could
call Stephen Girard a philan-
thropist. No individual with such
a limited social sense would to-
day be called a philanthropist.
Fortunately, our US. Supreme
Court catches up with social
progress finally and reflects the
changing social conscience of
the nation in it's decisions re-
garding the Interpretation of
our laws. On Tuesday the Su-
preme Court decreed that the.
the will of Stephen Girard no,
longer controls the limited dis
posal of his philanthropy gov
ernment, it's administration must
reflect the us. democratic con-
cepts of the way public funds
must be administered.
With this decision, which some
of us expected when the op-
posite decision of the supreme
court of the state of PennSyl-
vania was appealed, the us.
Supreme Court wiped out the
most glaring and challenging
practice of discrimination
against Negroes. in America,
Instead of standing in Phila-
delphia as symbol of diScri-
mination in the same city with
the famed Liberty Bell, Girard
College now is an expression Of
the real catholicity of philan-
thropy-Or will be when girls
are admitted.
Arizona sun., 1957-05-02

Veterans planning to train un-
der the Korean G.. I. Bill at the
University and State colleges
during the summer term for the
first time should make applica-
ton for Certificate for .Educa-
ton and Training at this time,
Mr.. Wayne A. Sanders, Veterans
Administration Regional Office
Manager, said today.
While most schools will not
start their summer sessions un-
til about the middle of June, it
takes the VA approximately IS
to 20 days to process the appli-
cation and mail the Certificate
for Education and Training, and
by applying early veterans can
be assured of having their eligi-
bility determined by the COM"
mencement of the summer ses-
sion.
Training under the Korean G.
I. Bill is available to all veterans
who served any place in the
Arizona sun., 1957-05-02
Subscription TV--Worth a Try

whether subscription televison will succeed
plan Obviously future payV speculative matter
tremendous boon viewers who will for quality
shows not commercially feasible On the other hand 1t may
prove complete fiaSco.
whether not this much does certain
Proponents Of Subscon V ought to be allowed to try out
demand exists the kind of shows it offer
accurately stated by the Zenith
Radio Corporation which has been developing plans for system
method of fguravey moving the theater
every wants The subscriber
considerably less than he would have to
theater arena the privilege
symphonic concerts and ballet performances and new Hollywood
motion pictures.
opinion polls but the stark facts OF box office
receipts enough subscribers tuned in their sets to the perform
would the business public opinion samp
ratng"the would present
n meters installed in home teevison sets
something like this. Anyone with
subscribe ephonng the local subscription
repaiman would install the televson set
DECIDING unit that wuod not interfere with reception OF regular
programs month the subscriber would receive schedule
together with their prices If the sub
Metropolitan perform
ance he wold consult his list and he willing pay
combination of numbers his DECIDING
This would unscanbe the signal coming through the TV
the month the subscriber would
be billed for the programs he had seen. .
not M ~ 9nv sneciai programs would come
scrambled for subscription
of the viewing period at most sponsored
TV would usual Subscription T would exist to present
which either cost too much simply
not available for commercial sponsorship
special subscription show would De orect compettion
sponsored televson would have to be of high
quality Similarly the sponsored shows
would against competition So if
any plan such this not whether the FEC
public willing for it. Many evening we
Continued page g.
Arizona sun., 1957-05-02
Time Of the
1Wister

Springtirne IS tornado time.
In the unstable transition from
winter cold to summer heat,
great masses Of cold and warm
air collide. When the heavier
cold air Is forced above the light
er warm air, tunnels sometimes
form to relieve the topsy-turvy
situation. This Is the twister.
SOME 800 TORNADOES boil up
each year in the United States.
When they strike, local civil de.
tense and the Red Cross speed to
the rescue.
Spring u the time for .
special weather eye to the
tOrnad0-spawning southwest.
Last year, for instance, every
major tornado occurred be-
tween February and May. On
one day-April '3-four giant
twisters killed 80 persons, In
jured AIS and caused an esti-
mated SIS. 760, 900 damage.
There is no way to prevent a
tornado. But early warning, prop
er precautions and speedy rescue
OF victims can save lives. In ad-
dition, disaster funds. admins
tered by the Federal Civil Defense
Administration can provide
emergency repairs and restora.
ton Of vital community facili-
ties when Federal assistance is
authorized by the President to
augment State and local efforts.
Arizona sun., 1957-05-02
VETERANS NEWS

world after the outbreak Of
fighting in Korea after June 27,
1850, and who entered military
service before February 1, 1855.
To be eligible they must have
been discharged or released from
active service under conditions
other than dishonorable, and
must have served a period of at
least 90 days in active service
unless discharged sooner because
of service-connected disability
The deadline date for starting
is three years after release from
active duty.
Application forms for training
under the Korean G. I. Bill are
available at the VA Regional
office in Phoenix, as well as at
other VA Offices throughout the
State. The completed application
must be submitted to the Re-
gional office with a certified or
photostat copy of the veterans
discharge from military service.
Arizona sun., 1957-05-02

&AAA OO4N<A, IA, N4AAS4bN4Vs "A
doctor contends that people will
be shorter in the next hundred
years. Aw-maybe they'll reduce
taxes before then"
KIN OXVILLE, IOWA, Elk
PRESS: "JuSt as soon as every
one is covered by social Secur-
ity we will be back to just where
we started. The only difference
is that our money has been
taken away from us by the gov
ernment and only part of it
given back. And it is only a
short step to that point where
everything can be taken by the
government and just enough to
exist upon is given back. There
is a nasty word for this Situa-
tion-SocialiSm."
PLEASANTVILLE, NJ, PRESS
"The continuing battle against
mans relentless enemy, cancer,
must be waged increasingly. You
can help by your contribution
to keep research at top speed"
FRANKLIN, IND, REPUBLI-
CAN: Profits are the economy's
insurance policy against NAL
adjustment and failure. They
are no idle plaything but a vital
reservoir to be tapped with great
care, TO rthe sake of both a buSi-
ness enterprise and the country
it helps to sustain"
HIGHLAND, ILL, NEWS
LEADER: "In these days a de-
preston would be a period when
people do without what their
parents never had"
MTTCHELLvILLE, IOWA, IN
DEx: Time was when people
thought great deal about flood
control, thinking that it requir-
ed huge multipurpose dams cost :
ing an incredible sum of tax
money. One authority says that
big-scale flood control, in case
after case, can be better effect
ed at vastly lower cost, by small
upstream dams. And the whole
theory of upstream flood pre-
vention can be expressed in a
phrase = catch the e raindropS
where they fall. The big dams
perhaps are wanted for other
purposes than flood control"
Arizona sun., 1957-05-02
EDITORIAL PAGE
Grassroots Opinion

ALTOONA, PA, MIRROR: "a
doctor contends that people will
be shorter in the next hundred
years. Aw-maybe they'll reduce
taxes before then"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09

FAIRFAX. S20,500-Lovely ANTIQUE
BRICK rambler on over 4 acre: 3
twin-size bedrms., . tiled baths.
liv RIM, ffrepl, picture window
separate din. rm, cleo. kit. with
IT. rec rm.: Anchor fenced rear
yard. fruit trees. garden. LUCILLE
COOK, JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4684.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09

NEAR NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL - Large brick rambler.
fireplace In liv. rm., all-elec. kit"
paneled rec. rm. Price slashed to
S16.950. Terms suit. Call til &
pm. WA. 10000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS 4, CO TNr
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BEAUTIFUL
WHITE BRICK
RAMBLER

Distinct in design on h-acre
handicapped wooded lot. 1t has 26-ft.
iv. rm with lge picture window
and firepl. lge. din. RIM l2xl5 oak
paneled den or family rm with avn
ing-type windows; entrance to lge.
fiagstone patio; lge. master bedrm.
with bath and . twin-size bedrms
aud de luxe bath with vanitories
Built-in laundry space Extra-lg
de luxe kit. dbl. built-in oven and
separate broiler stainless steel sink
hood and drainboard. plenty OF
kitchen cabinets. finished in natural
birch: i5-ft Frigidaire de luxe re-
frigerator and freezer. dishwasher
and disposal Lower level has 25x27
paneled recreation rm.. stone flrepl
blilt-in bar with sink: lge hobby
I'm. or pedrm, and bath: built-in -
car garage. Inspect this truly GUS
tom -built home OF distinction nov
priced below cost TO build. Open
daily and Sun. from to 5. Drive
out Bradley blvd, | mi past Wilson
lane to Woodhayen, left to Whittier
blvd, left blk PHILIP II. DEM.
Builder. OIL. 2-66il.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-4 extra-lse,
in desirable Riverdale Park. ada
cent downtown freeway; walk to
schools, buses. etc. custom bull
for family life; s75 per mo. will
handle. W. r. HUGHES CO, AP
T-I4OG I'll n n m
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LANE PASTOR. EX. s-2555
Forestville-S12,950

3-BEDRM. DETACHED RAMBLER
Gil or non-Gi: owner leaving city
Sec this immac. 5-yr .old home with
beaut, large level fenced lot, close
Us an offer Mrs Cox. LII. o.Si38
! or ST 3-73Gs. ATLAS REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09

3 BEDRMs. and . complete baths
perfect throughout. Complete ii
every detail: full bsmt Only 4 yrs
old GI terms available. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., UN 4.
II4G WA -GEES
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CROFT
ROLLINGWOOD

Custom built brick Colonial. on a
beautiful level lot. sheltered by tall
trees. Center-hall plan, living room
l3x24 laree dining room. modern
der room on LIST FIR: 3 big bedrms.
study and : baths on md nr.. >
finished rms on 3rd fir; full base
ment with very attractive clubrm.
maids I'm. and bath: garage at
iached. Low sos. w. B. WRIGHT,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

i-BEDRM.. la bath brick Cape Cod,
near Four Corners-Fenced level
lot; owner transferred. must sell
Asking $4,000. BEERS BROS.
JU. $3.50.
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CAREER OFFICERS sPEcIAI-New
brick, bedrms.. ! fun baths. fam.
ily din. rm., flrepl., huge Kit. with
breakfast space, full bsmt walk
TO schools, shops, transp.. etc
OUTSTANDING at $50, 900. Cali
"a. T,n190, REAL ESTATE sERV-
LCE' INC, 2222 N Glebe toff Lee
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TO FIT ANY
POCKETBOOK

Balance in first trust. Excellent
arfBs A 1-rOom corner brick. .
years old bedrooms. 9 baths: also
ramblers, " and 3 bedrooms Mr.
Allen. 10 5-3J0O. ewes, 10. A.
SI31 II GLENN CiARVIN
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Gil
$3.50 DOWN

Brand new-3-hedroom. 1is-bath
SPLIT LEVEL rambler With the
dining ~ and family room mag
Unable Raised hearth firepl, and
huilt-In Caioric range with thermo-
stet. Only $3.50 down for qualified
81 Henry Corbin Real Estate. HA.
5-525Q. Ewes, VIII. 6-3172 or no.
2-1242
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BIG OLD HOUSE with lots OF room
for large family. Living room
den. dining room. big kitchen !
bedrooms downstairs, huge nsneled
dormitory room upstairs: full. light
basement Lot is. l00xlS5 Ciose-ln
Lorcom lane section: SIS 500 UOf :
LEY REALTY. $500 lee hwy KE
S-53Sn - NS
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, A new 5-hedrm. brick Cape Cod
Nv rm.,, din. rm, kit, rec. rm., \
baths. tirepls Close to Nava,
0rdnance; Shown by appointment
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FAIRFAX. SI4.95O = Immaculate
and charming cottage-type home
on q quiet dead-end street; 2l-ft.
area. modern kitchen, > nice bed
rms. and bath: bsmt.: large lot.
FHA-G1 contracts accepted ia.
$4,000. Ewes, CT. 6-35g0. W. b
WRIGHT. 50l S. Glebe I'd. Arl.,
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ASSUME CT LoAN--sparklins, 3.
bedrm, Colonial with big liv. rm.
fam. din. rm.. equip kit. ful
bsmt.. . porchcs. aluminium storm
windows; lge wooded lot PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES AP. z
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to $50. 1900 North Taft st., A
a/i0 mi. from Rosslyn Circle.
Secluded but close-in. Din.
rm. l1x14. liv. rm. 1924.
firepl.. l0xi2 all-elec. kit.
eye-level oven, burner with
hood, birch cab, etc. 2 bed
rms. walk-in closets. Ia &C.
ramc tile baths, gas h.-w.
Dashboard heat. Built-in safe.
hi-fi and intercom. system 70
all rooms. Overlooking wood
land area and Potomac river.
Many extras. Price. S21.ebO
Phone FL. 4.7079.
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MT. VERNON AREA-For so2 300
in this Colonial atmosphere. you
will find the home and the living
you have often hcped for but never
found. Custom built rambler. finest
construction. with tile roof. bed
rooms. cedar-lined closets through
put baths. 2oxl3 living room.
Youngstown kitchen. beautifully
shrubbed with l6x40 patio. Flexible
financing SHANNON & LUCHS
CO., INC. ~ South Washington
St. Alexandria. Va, OV. 3-l4l3.
y ARL,--S bsdrms., 2 baths. own
er Will faknr fradn g1 n In ~
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ls-ACRE LOT and modern broom
home for only Sll, $50; CT or con-
ventional--Full basement. oil heat.
tiled bath. AL location. near Car
rollton In Lanham Call I'll s
pm. WA. 5-39oo. ROBERT S.
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$3.50 down AND ONLY 500. 80
PER MONTH for this 4-bcdrm
BUNGALOW in ncw-house cond
throughout. features liy. rm. with
hrcpl.. sep din. rm.. first-n den +,
front peh fun bsmt.; oil heat and
To Inspect, call tn . pm, Du.
7-S000
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MASON HIRST
OPEN EVENINGS

Annandaie. Va. Phone CT $4,000
CLOSED SUNDAYS
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SPLIT-LEvEL HOMES, SI8.250-
Finest all-brick homes in city. Has
fuli bsmt, very lge. ultramoderr
Ridge subdivision. adjacent TO st
Margaret's Church at Addison I'd
and Central ave. Over 90 sold and
OCCUPIED. Oil approved, trades
taken. Also de luxe brick ramblers
at Slb,35O. Cali Mr. OHGE, RE
5-6069 with MAX MILLER REAL
ESTATE II E-3IO0
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NJ. VI x LNUf UF SUKRUN
I SCHOOL 5-rm. brick rambler
with expand. upstairs. full bsmt
and rec. rm: dishwasher and dts.
posal, $4,000 Call HE. 4-1400
HIGH 4 PECK
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
VISIT LOHR HOMES
WE PREDICTi

THIS 3-bedroom 1la-bath all-bricI
room finished in its full basement
will satisfy your needs and you
purse It's located close to Langle,
Park shops and Carole Highland
School, and an excellent buy at S1Sy
800. Prices in 1857 are going up
Buy now and save. Just dial HE
$4,000 for details.
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oedrms., "a baths. finished rec.
kitchen equipped with all Over
l-acre wooded lot. $3.50 cash
down will handle. Price, SOC bno
Phone JE. 3-2O03 VIM. A. CHAP.
MAN REALTY INC, 6STS Lee
hWy., Arl.. Va, open . a.m.-iO pm.
At LAST. A 3-bedrm.. ..bath.
brick rambler YOU can afford: new:
sep DIN, rm. flrepl. full bsmt.
with garden entrance; very large,
upIto- tne-minute KIT, with double
posal. SENSIBLY PRIcED al oniy
SlS;65O Further information by
calling ia. 1-g00O. REAL, ESTATE
SERVICE, INC, 2222 N. Giebe ION
Lee hWy1. Open 90,
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HOME FRONT ACRES. by OWNER
Rambler: 3 bedrms.; att. car.
haust fan: auto. washer, range
refgr.; fenced I'd. patio. barbecue
H2-acre lot: power mower: extra
storage. Sl4.225: S2,25O cash. M
aRpnfs LIE 4-Innh ~
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Arizona

Modern as Tomorrow"
Distinctive design combined with
an easy functional. floor plan greets
you at this big. beautiful. SPLIT
LEVEL RANCHER. Center-hall en-
trance to rear living room with en-
ceiling and handsome paneied Are
place; separate large dining room
and up-to- the-minute kitchen with
built-in equipment: HUGE BED
ROOMS. 3 FULL BATHS: ground
level finished recreation room with
window-wall opening onto flagstone
patio; tremendous storage basement;
attached carport. GI APPROVED
at S25.0S2 with rs and 80 year
financing available.
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A STARTER

This very attractive two-bedroon
Colonial home is priced al oniy
Sll,%j0, 1t is IN Immaculate con-
dition has pleasing Twins room
with adequate dining area and q
nice kitchen. There is a full base.
mert and the lot Is attractively
handicapped, Transportation and al
schools are closely convenient Let
US personally point out the merits
OF this delightful and attractive
brick and frame home. Located In
Connecticut Avpnup Eetatpg
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UNBELIEyABLE, But TRUE. New
brick ,Split-level; 3 bedrms,, Z baths.
sep Din dip; d rT dc luxe kit I'm. rec,
ONE Call ia $4,000. real
ESTATE SERVICE. INC, .o5S N.
Glebe iofi Lee hwyD Open 40.
ASSUME LARGE az CT LOANS.
We have several houses of various
price ranges. in top Virginia neieh-
borhoods, that can be bought with
low cash METzLER, IA. 5-T515
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YOUNG COUPLE

Sweet brick home--Liv. rm.. din
rrn,, KIT. with extra cabinets, fine
bedrms.. finished .bsmt., fenced yard
lovely Towering shrubs. deep freezer;
nr. shops. buses, schools. Assume
4Ge loan. Sl..,450.
ASK MR. FORWARD" ~. 9-l30a
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STORES FOR RENT tcon,.)
Clarendon Shopping Area

Large, modern store, 3Ox9O, fun
basement and mezzanine. air-con-
ditioned. OWNER. Ii. 7-74OO. JU.
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COLESVILLE, MD.
ROCKVILLE AREA

We have only two left. Three bed.
room homes. bath leach home ex.
pandable to four bedrooms and two
bathsl. equipped kitchen and large
living room, Big Handicapped yard
IDEAL location in good community.
NO down payment, no settlement
charges; Sl25 per month. includine
ms. principal and interest, aSSum.
ing 41sso loan.
Nav Be Seen by Appointment Only
MRS. CROFT
Weekdays. 8 to S Ewes, Week Ends
Hazlewood 7-7IS9 Garden 4-H3g3
DONLEY CONSTRUCTION co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
FOREST HGTs., MD.---Uitramoderr

FOREST HGTS., MD. -Ultramodern
brick o ana S stone ts rambler about
the city . bedrms, separate din
ing room sunken living room, large
kitchen with disposal and dish
washer owner must sell at once
No reasonable offer refused or will
trade Tor income property or what
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