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Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

hcr sister Mrs ! Allison Of fiS
Sc Anthony Av, ami her brother
ami ststor-in-lsw Mr. and Mrs J
W Mcmillan OF 81 w Central
Az, In heaor OF her guest, Mrs,
Allison entertained at a family
dinner on sunday. July Is
New sister Timothy Mewatt.
t,,r years old. is busy getting se.
Qlaiuted with hla new sister
stacy Jean who arrived IN Pair
view hospital on tuly i9th and
tipped the scales at fivc pounds.
fourteen ounces, Mr. and Mrs.
Chandler Mewatt, f2d shcrhurue
Az are parents ~ the children
Mrs Helen curry Of 2tl W 3lst
St Minneapolis, is the maternal
grandmother and Mrs Carolyn
Mcwatt or 81 Paul ia the paters
nal grandmother
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
81 PAuI HnRIIDAYs

Aug Mra Eaaic stewart.
7GT Ieiohart Av., Rodney Max
well 800 So Anthony Ay. Mrs
Glen Hock gpi Iglebart Av
Aus Z Mrs Napoleon Jackson
625 Fuller Ari Jessie OHvcttc
House. 9p5 Rondo Av.. Wanda
BIukoy zoe 81 Anthony hv..
Curtis Banks 9a7 Hondo Av
Aug 9 Yvonuc Kemp coo 80
Anthony Av. Donald u Gooden
1904 Carroll Av. Mona IIsa Roa-
cnbioom. 6ls W. Central Av. r.
: Jackson gJs 50 Anthony Av.
Mrs Antoinettc Perfect s17 W
Central Av.. James Tolivcr. 1915
Eondo Av.
Aug 8 Mrs wilma Barber 5g5
Carroll Av Barbara Jean paltcr.
son, pUi Carroll Avs Mrs. Fred
eric Weston. $40 Iglehurt Av.
Peter Elliot OH fgioHart Az.
Mrs pHytou Hunt Jr pos Car
roll Az
Aug g. James wlHaga sg8
Roudg hv. glnuu Gubroath prs
80 Anthony Az. MIRA Katie Ira
veil 80 " iawaou st.. EcGona
Price. 700 Hondo Az. Napoleon
jackson ea5 Fuller Az.
Aug Ben Moore 20 ~ Iaw.
SON Lucille Robinson 7gS Ron
do hv NrH Charles pauIsrz GDl
Egnda Av4 Iat Bonner 5z9 Car
roll Av. Paula Louise Lamb. $50
W Central Av. Mrs Henry VII
hams 253 Egndo Av. Terrell
jackson gTs 60 Anthony Al.
Mrs Herbert Hauua Tg7 Eanda
Az: Tnimsge Carey Jf 500 FuI
Ier Az Mr. ThsIma Mann. $50
IglshaFt Aa
Aug o 50 Lyman Mycra Es
Iglebart hvs James Bradford E-
1908 Carroll Az william Ua.
wen 7s2 r. Avon. v8yuu-
Montgomery 8TT " Central ~
Mrs Glars Williams. aTs af A.
thenV A.
Ogt ~ Town Bgrtbdays--
Aug = Mrs JAnss Kfrg Er
Seattle Wash
Our Advertisers Have What
You Want
UsR THE WANT ADS 90
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

Leaves Eor chicago Mm Hazel
Underwood. accompanied hy her
daughter Mrs nantpl l. Swain
and children paniei lr Bruce and
Gregory OF $500 Third Az r.
viii leave Monday August . for
Chicago From Chicago Mrs
Underwood will go 60 Otuumwa
Ia a. visit her sister Mrs Zella
Bibbs Mra Swain and children
viii pneeed 80 peiphos, O. 10
visit their maternal grandmother
Mrs Wiiuum repaicu
Visiting grandparents, Miss
Karen wortcuft 3sap Smelling
Av., lrft th, city Wednesday FOR
Spokane Wash 90 visit her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs itcms
pus Workout Miss wori,uft viii
also visit friends ia Seattle
Underwent surgery Ramon
stgsun. 1E2p Portland Az II a
patient ia Methodist hospital at
Rochester MINI NJ sisson une
dorwcpt surgery ou Tuesday July
23 aut pie condition r. reported
much improved and hs ia well nu
the road tu recovery
rnmlly Visitors, M John An.
doraan uf Omaha Nob aud hls
uncle MI william Green OF
Chariratuwu Ind waited briefly
with NJ and Mu ! n MuNwsil
nf 7G2u goth Av g Mr. Green n
e brother at Ara Maxwell and Nj
Anderson b. e nephew They were
Joined by their brother and uncle
Robert Green Of T2T Humboldt
Az n and the trio wouI 10 Lake
Aduoy tor % few days ~ fishing
Returns Prom sad Mission
Hu William Ross 4u4b clinton
Az. returned home July a. from
ioa Angeles, Calf. where SHE
psar called ho,auap Of the death
ug brother oliver Smith M
smith was killed in an autD srris
dent on May ~ iH addition "a
Mrs Ross De io survived ~ a
daughter u1mrrzrll Smith niH
father William Smith ai years
ald another slstrr Mra Ioarles
Tayi0r ana three brothers I"szs
George and Jimmie an ~ Los
Angeles
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS

Daughter Is Guest Miss shirley Kyle aud Mrs John Man
ming Of Baltimore Ma. visiting the city aud the
guests Of Miss kyes parents Mr. and Mrs Earle Kyle OF 563l
Fourth Av ). They viii spend two weeks In the city.
Out OF Hospital Mrs Donald Brady ST. $500 Fifth Ay
; recuperatng home after undergoing surgery
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

view hospital Mrs Brady Is IN eX-
eellent condition and viii make
rapid recovery
Texas Visitors: Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Chiliress OF Fl. Worth,
Tex left for their home on sat
urday after spending week ia
the city visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmie McDaniels Of 1888 Third
Ay s The Texans were extended
many social courtosies during
their stay including guests OF MFR
and Mrs Elmer Smith and Mr.
and Mrs, Ben Harvey on fishing
trips Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Denny
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

Careful habits viii often save
somebody's lttc and the interest.
ing part of II 81 that e might DO
Your own life
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

People wHo have nothing im
p0rtaut tU % usually DrpHpy
themselves with something they
uHnE is important
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

AUG s Mrs l1ytlllc Lear, 29i5
Garfield Av Lucille MeGwtter
2a5 ism Az s. Mrs Gerald l.
BAaey 254a Fourth Az S
Aug Monroe Gage sr., S6is
Clinton Av Har,ld u Batseu
lna nh Av n r. l. Eseue
i1so Firth Av s. Mrs Joseph
Jennings. $3.50 THIRD Av $. Mrs
MARY Margaret Morris. aal Aid.
rich Av ~ Douglas Thomas
Lowe, l26 ggth Ay $. r.
Aug 5 Harry Hll ssa2 Fieth
Av s. Mrs Ruth Pittman An.
derson. i04e Clinton Az. Mrs A.
y Martin, Ss2i F4tth Av s.
James Thomas, t0S7 second Az
S Mrs NJ C, Evana s74o Flrth
Av s
Aug Earl W. Bowman sr,,
S6i2 Fourth Av &. Mrs Mary
Kate Riley at9 Fremont Av. "
Frances Ice 200 18TH Av San
ara Williams S6io Smelling Av
Melvin Brown, 2to9 iIth Az. s.
Aug Leon Lewis. SiS I4th
Av s. Mrs Francis DOYLE. S3nI
smelling Ay Mrs Florence
MayrS, ftts Fourth Az. s Ro-
ehel'c Diane Tucker 372n Smelling
Av
Aug 8 Doe stewart 5t6 18th
Av s. Charles Miller Jr 1901
Bryant Av NJ Charlotte Ham
mand. $40 Third Ave. So. Car.
lotta Banks and Carolyn Curry
Johnson SsS6 Fuh Av s., Mrs
Carole Bledsoe. 1850 Bryant Av,
~
Aug 9 Joseph t Tlarpole. gaia
Tenth Av s.
out Of Town Birthdnys--
Aug 8 Mrs Esther Jones
San Francisco, Calf
Aug 4 Jacquclyu wynn, Oma
hB. Nsbr
AuE. 4 Robert Wofmlcy ~
Worth Tex Marjorie Mcclure
Boston. Mass
Aug 8 Joseph Hoard Kansas
City. Mo
Aug Mrs WuNam Scabron
Detroit Mich Donald ST. John.
Wmto Plains. n Y. Alfred Rob
iusuH Detroit. Mich
Aug Mrs Samuel Watson
Birmingham. Ala
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

mcnts lncmjing a beautiful birth
dby cake and the opening Of gifts
ulpa the afternoon Among hls
gitts was a bicycle, a gin from
his parents Helping Harold 60 a
happy birthday were Mona Lisa
and Noah bradford shcila and
"uuteh" Johnson Juntor and
tcnitcr rnmc.
Leaving ior California Mt
and Mrs Leonard Garter ana chill
dren Gordon, seven. lillcen, six.
sharon, i've and Nuyan, two years
old. OF zoos Carroll Ava win leave
by motor Friday morning August
2 ltadayl, for los Angeles, 70
visit Mr Cartcr'a parents, Mr
and Mira James Cobb ana other
relatives
Visited ianhlN A recent visitor
go So Paul was Mrs Jean Price of
Newark N Mrs Price spent
ten days Ia the city Visiting her
sisters and brothers in-igw and
families Mr and Mrs James
Claydy ~ glH Aurora Az and Me
and Ma u u Jones of sol Car
ron Av shr was The recipient or
many social oouttrsies during hcr
stay Including dtnncf guest of MIR
aud Mra Herman rate and guest
az luncheon Of Nj and Mra Jesse
Smith
sister l. sucst Mrs Carrie
Drew 81 Kansas CITY. kans Is
visiting m tho oty White here
she rs diudinE her time between
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
pII Nc VIII TTTF
SAA1F YDtrIH rDUNCIL

a p0aHir far members ~ the g.
PauI Youth Council IT the MA
ACp up 90 end Including ~ ysara
u agf alH be- held Sunday aug
ual 80 at Como Park from Z ta q
3 ~.
There atu be free refreshments.
pugss nrf rides 'af each child
Parents ere BsgcJ 90 prepare o.
mnsH fgr their child HnI ~ any
parent De- unable 10 accompany
the child please send them with
some rcapoHElblf pers1n
Come and bring your children
fsr az affefrggH ~ fuH
- THEY OFT RESULTS
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
Additional Social and
Personal News
MINNEAPOLIS

Family Guests Mr. and Mrs
Richard Holt and children %
keakuk, Ia motored 20 the city
for q tew days visit with Mrs
u1ts parents Mr ana Mrs clyde
johnson Sr ar 1888 Fauh Az $
and other relatives
Week End At Lake Enioying
a weekend at Beautiful Birch
Grove Resort on Blg Sandy Lake
Minn- were Mr. and Mrs Maurice
Daniels Mrs Carrie Neal Mrs
Jessie Shepard. Leonard Madden
and Percy Hughes III The group
enjoyed yshing an Big Sandy
NcW Address Mr and Mrs
Harlan T Russell Jr formerly OF
5Ots James Av \ are now rcsid-
ms IN their newly purchased home
az Ss2S Clinton Av
Family Guest Miss Beverly
Browne OF Kansas city Mo is
visiting her father and wife, Mr.
and Mrs Leo Browne OF 3so5
Fourth Ay s
out OF Hospitals Mrs Luyius
Stewart, lAO6 seventh Av n. re-
turned home Thursday July 20.
from Nj Sinai Hospital Mrs
stewart entered the hospital on
July Is and underwent major sur
gerry on Friday morning July 10.
She Is In excellent condition and is
making q rapid recovery,
Aunt Wa, Gucsi Mrs Claudia
NcGee OF Chicago spent a week in
the city visiting Mr. and Mrs
Walter Scott and family Of 1909
r. 23rd 81 Mrs Niece rs an aunt
nf Mr. Scott
Return Home, Mrs Nathan
Woods ot milwaukee,. accompan-
led by her uephcvs. William Duke
and JctBon l.. Scott Of Minncapo-
lis arrived in the city on Sunday.
July "A Mrs Woods came 90 re.
turn the boys who had been her
guests for three weeks She lcr,
for her home on Saturday
Chicago Visitor Garter Curnel.
tus of Chicago left Thursday FOR
his home after spending a week in
the city visiting his two uicccs ana
their husbands. Mr and Mrs win
rurnbouRh Of s52 Bryant Az n
and MI and Mrs. Lucius Stewart
Of 1906 Seventh Av. n Mr. Cor
ueIius rs a mail carrier In chi.
c8gu
HOUSE Guests Visiting in the
city for ton days were Mr. and
Mrs Marshall Bradford Of Chi
rago who were tho house guests
OF Mr and MrH Wesley Lyle uf
a3s r gsth ST. Mrs Bradford ia
al aunt ~ Mrs Lyle Tho Lyicg
also were hosts on Saturday owe
ming and Sunday 20 Dave Hosluns
pitcher Tor the Louisville Colonies
u louisville Ky
Luncheon Hostess Mrs William
l. Scott stf5 THIRD hv s., was "a
charming hostess on Tuesday
July o. when she entertained a.
ia prcttily appointed luncheon lu
honor Of her house guest, Mrs
Nathan Woods of Milwaukee, sis.
ter-lu-law. and Mrs Fannie Jack.
son Of Galesbgrg H. guest Of her
daughter and aoniu-law MI and
Mrs Clifford Hawkins Others en-
IoyinR the hostess hospitality
were the Mines w. B BMnca.
George Han Timothy Acosta and
william Muscly and C. Hawkins
Regardless ~ what you think
character be- atHl the best sgrur-
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

Aug s Rev and Mrs E Hen.
dcrsou. llsp Bryant Av No. no
ycaw, Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Brown asU2 lsh Ay S one
year pr and Mrs John N War
ron. g6lS Third Av e. ten years
Aug Mr and Mts Edgar
Jackson. ess Bryant Az H. oue
year, NJ and Mrs Eric carr
1850 Second Av a one year MI
and Mrs Louis jackson lf2i
Fourth Az b. one year
Aug Mr ana Mrs, Gordon
Granger so2t Fourth Av S, four
years Mr. and Mrs Eugene G.
IubniRau 2siO clinton Av "a
wears
81 PAU
Aug g M ard Mrs Jack
High sos SO Anthony Av. II
years
Aug NJ and Mira s. Davis.
2Hg r. Avon. so years
Aug o Nj aud Nrs A Frr
Wlsun. 1928 Ronio Az. 10 yenra
Aus MI and Mrs MANLY
Rhodes $40 Carroll Avr 8H years
Aug 2 Mf and Mira William
Massir p12 tFichHTt Av ~ years
Aug X MI and MrF Percy
Dawson. gDt " Central Av. no
years
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

Aus h NJ and Mrs Charles
atanlnT uumih MINI. one year
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

Regardless ~ what you think
character ls atm the best scrur-
lig FOR o loan
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02

THEY OFT RKsUfTH
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-08-02
Social and Personal
4 ST PAUL

Birthday Party, group of children roIcked Sunday
afternoon party given 10y Mr. and Mrs Harold Andrews
Sra o asa Eau Ay in celebration u the fourth birthday
ht their Harold J Seven o his little friends hand
TO hclp him celebrate Balloons paper hats and noise makers
given the children vor The usual games and refresh
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Retarded Child
School Dedicated

St. Johns Episcopal Church
OF Lafayette Square yesterday
dedicated a model school for
mentally retarded children.
The st. Johns Development
Services for Children at 1921
Utah avenue NV. Is q COM
pletely equipped educational
plant. surrounded by spacious
lawns. and at present offers
instruction TO % children.
The center ha- three staff
instructors. a part-time speech
therapist and a full-time nurse,
The school is under the di-
rection of Arthur S. Hill. for
merry chief o: the Exceptional
Children's Section. United
States Once of Education.
After prayers we're offered
for the continued success OF
the school. which opened last
month. the faculty and trustees
guided parishioners and their
guests through the three-story
building.
The Rev. Donald w. May
berry. rector Of st. Johns. pre-
sided at the dedication. A re-
ception followed the services.
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misunderstanding Is not so
common a black widow trait
as believed.
Gossips long have whispered
that she invariably eats her
puny mate. Scieptists now be-
lieve, after watching spider in
timacies. that she generally lets
the little fellow go unframed
except when she's very. very
hungry.
Unfortunately for the widows
repute. sometimes she bites
people. This trait has earned
her the dreadful scientific
name: Latrodectus Mactans.
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Gen. Meduris Cited
For Work on Missile

! Maj. Gen. John b. Medaris,
comm lnding general Of the
Army Ballistic Missile Agency,
Huntsville. Ala. was presented
with an oak leaf cluster to the
Legion Of Merit yesterday by
Army Secretary Brucker at Fort
McNair..
The presentation was made
ct q military review honoring
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deadly than q rattlesnake'S
which would be pretty bad II
black widows were bigger than
they are.
She is. however. only the size
OF your thumbnail. The species
live all over the Americas from
Canada to Cape Horn-and
that includes the Nations Capt.
tai. They are black and have
an orange or red hourglass on
the underside.
But the male. as so many
males will insist. has no harm
in him at all.
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which means murderous biting
robber. However. the black
widow is a retiring creature,
so shy that she generally either
runs away or plays dead at the
approach Of man.
She even has q good side.
humanity-wise. The black Wild
ow Is a great killer OF flies
She catches them In the web
made OF strands which are
tougher than steel. It takes
5000 Of them to cover an inch.
Drop by drop. the black Wild
ow's venom is Is times more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
Dismissal Urged
Fos Timken Charge

A Federal Trade Commission
hearing examiner. today recon-
mended dismissal of charges
that the Timken Roller Bear
ing Co. OF Canton. Ohio, pre-
vents It's distributors and job
beers from handling competing
products and thus reduces COM
petition in violation of Federal
law.
Examiner william L. Pack
said the evidence fails to prove
that Timken--sthe Nations larg-
est manufacturer and seller OF
tapered roller bearings-has a
general policy Of illegal exclu-
sive dealing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

Men and women In the
twilight gears Of llfe--2ll d2
them-were made comforta-
ole and happy last year A.
the hebrew Home for the
eged. an organization receive
ing support through the
United Givers Fund.
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Mr.. Brucker's civilian aides.
Gen. Medaris was cited for his
role In the "eminently success
full" Jupiter intermediate range
ballistic missile program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
Black Widow Spider
Not as Black as Pointed

The lady black widow spider. whose love life has long
been considered public scandal not be such Jezebel
after ALL
The National Geographic Society says scientists have taken
second look at lady black widow and report that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30
FORD EXPANDS STATION WAGONS

Newest thing the line this Fordor Ranch
Wagon built body shells entirely from
full line public display at dealershp
beginning November T.
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ANOhEWS OENsUS AhkA-For sale
or rent 3-bedroom brick Cape
lot; rent. SIS per month. sale.
sl4-50O. Phi. RE. 5-51s5. No ACTS.
BERWYN HEIGBIS-Owner asking
500 down; t-yr. -old brick bunga-
low. neat and clean: big 5Oxig5
level lot; = nice bedrms. Nr. Wash
lnRton- Baltimore parkway; buy
for S9,g50.. THE PERRY BOSWELL
Co. WA. 7-45G0.
BRENTWOOD-Most attractive brick
nome. built in 1917. consists OF :
rms. bath. hrepl. in lge. liv. rm..
reasonable down payment: STA
800. HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-6400.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER, 4sl0
Guilford rd-S-rm home, Sll.g5O
WINSTON c. CLAY. WA. 7-422S.
CHEVERLY--3-bedrm., 2-bath, GUS
tom built brick Cape Cod: liv. rm.
with firepl, sep. din. rm., lge. eouip.
Kit. full bsmt; all oak trim: extras
Galore. ST. $50, FILA terms. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. =
EVANSVILLE :, complete 1ajhs:
BUCK. 3 bedrooms extremely lsige
living room with fireplace, sepa -a'e
ps-king. FILA and CT terms avail.
ale. PRINCE GEORGES. KEALTY
CO. VI 4-1l6d. WA f-6tj5
- rs%5Isr fAS Sfarms' irspl. 0F GE
cleo. kit, excellent value. Buyer
can assume ~ LIST trust Call HE
i-640Q HUGH T. PECK. 1850
New Hamp. ave.
LEWISDALE--Lovely Cape Cod brick;
= spacious rms. full baths; IN
nearly new n Son eond d., .Bedrm and bath
500 HUGH T. PECK, HE, 4-6406.
MT. RAINIER, HOME AND INCOME
rms. for your living quarters, plus
completely separate 3-rm. apt
renting for SO per month. bsmt
with oil h,-w heat: large level lot
Asking only Sl4,5O0. with St.5OO
down. Let rent from apt. lower
WELL CO. WA. 7-450O.
2-bedrm. brick rambler: like-new
cond price. S10,950. A. IL Sci.
DENSPINNER. Realtor. WA. 7-iOiO
or HA. 9-3S63,
WEST EVANSVILLE. MD.-Attrac.
Cape Cod; near st. Jerome S; ; rms
path lst mr.. : rms. bath, IND fir
Bsmt, h.-wh. . blks. shop. transp
Price Sl5.50Q A.. II, SE1DEN-
SPINNER, Realtor. WA. 1-l0iO or
WEST HYATTSvILLE--Owner sac
comn,ets 9weSi red price to S,a5n
Cape Cod. biz full bsmt,; large
exp. attic, kitchen all equipped:
storm windows. GI, FILA. or con-
yentional term. THE PERRY BOS-
WE'LL CO.. WA. 7-d500
ATTRACTIVE HOME. attractively
priced. located in conv, Landover
HIS, Just of Rte No. 5O-Festures
b fsTse Nv; arG Fm d.n sep din din rmi 3
tiled, completely fenced ,arpe lot
priced for, quick sale at Sll $50
With easily arranged financing
Call til \ pm, WA. 1-39OO, ROB.
ERT S. DAVIS & Co. INC.
CUTE A. A PICTURE. clean as a
pm 4-bedrcOm hi me. nearby Mary
and. LIVING room, dinette, equip
si,5noM; level IA and FEhA
EEALTY CO. UN. 4.Ii6G. IVA
HOUSES BY HUGHES--choice West
Hyattsville location. . short blks
from Aver road school, rugged
LARGE family Certified price OF
Y, +. HUGHES CO.. AP.D 7.I4oo
I'll q pm.
RETIRED COUPLE-All-brick RAM
bier. din. rm.. magnificent rec.
rm.. storm windows; level corner
lot. Clean as q pin. A. J. KES-
SINGER a. CO. JU. 9-4544.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Sartain rem
oyated Clearwood Colonial; truly
stunning little home; very best To-
top-grade appointments throueh-
out; multitrade priced at S12.I5u.
W, +. HUGHES co.. AP. 7-1400
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"A MODERN"

White brick Cape Cod on an acre
Of level land in wonderful loca-
ton. Two full baths, master bed
room is 15xl7: basement and ga
raec. You can assume present So
500 trust or can finance as you de-
sire. This is a community of better
homes. The county plans a beautiful
park across the road from this
mouse, Only in-minute drive 10
Georgia avenue shopping. churches
and school bus at the door Faces
on hard-suriaced road in beautiful
rolling country. Priced for quick sale
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CHEVY CHASE FIT. RENO AREA
SIC, 500. S2,7Q0 down: 25-yeal
mortgage. Detached. Immaculate and
spacious. Liv. rm. with fireplace
dining .rm.. bright kit, 3 bedrms:
and bath On md. floor: lge fenced
yard. garage; few blocks to transp.
shopping and schools. Call OIL. q
I9O1U Til 9 pm.
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CENTER HALL,

A delightful new split level home
in the desirable Oaswood Knobs
area near Lendon Village. Bethesda.
There are , large bedrooms, 30
baths. family room. maids room,
laundry and sub-basemen.. The liv-
! ing room of the cen.er hall has a
beamed ceiling and is 16x30 with
nrerlace and the dining room is
13xI6. A large. modern. fully
equipped kitchen; sliding glass doors
open from the living room onto
rear patio with outdoor fireplace
Alongside the house is a carrort.
The lot is S2xll0 and is Handicapped
and sodded. This home c nntains an
prog: l.Sr0 SO. #. and is priced
al S3l 800
James C. Conley & Co.
1926 Ga. Ave. JU. g-4l34
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CHARM ann CONVENIENT, IN

quiet neighborhood. best describes
this 3-bedroom home with LIST floor
powder room. wall-to-wall Competing,
adds to your comfort and pride OF
ownership. no costly painting up.
keep in the fully tiled all-electric
kitchen. . professionally finished
mirrored recrea. lion room for Won
or your children to entertain. Best
OF all entire nome Is f.r-condi-
toned. Walk TO elementary and
Junior high or Monteomery Blair
High School A call TO inspect
poses no obligation We have many
others TO show YOU. GRAHAM &
CO. JU 5-6Ot o. ODen evenings
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

HE. $4,000; TIL 9 PM. RIA. $4,000
Our 37th Yr. Of Dependable Service
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LEWISDALE--Lovely Cape Cod brick
spacious rms, full baths; In
nearly new cond tBedrm. and bath
800. HUGH 7. PECK, HE. 4-b4OO
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Arr ING1ON. NORTH; very close in
-2-family home with lge rms.
completely furn. Each unit rents
for S1l0. Very low On. payment and
SIl0 per mo. will buy Sis, $50
total price. ia H-6644. EN- 1886
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15
SOLICITED
TRADES

- FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
RE. 7-246l EN-. 3.12.0
Colored, Mr.. 18th and D
S-rm. row brick; full bsmt. dbl
gar; gas heat. Only $500 down
Erwin REALTY CO. WA. T-0:i3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

WOODSIDE: S23950 - Really close
in and a home with space TO spare
all brick; baths. den. sep. din
nm. tremendous liv. rm., garage
and trees Name your terms
GRAHAM &; CO, JU. 5-B55n III o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

COUNTRY-HOME frame Cape Coo
on diversified lot. almost new biz
liv. rfn,, twin-slzed bedrm.. big ex.
pansible md r. screened porch
full bsmt $4,000. FILA or assum,
Loan PRINCE GEORGES PROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

SILVER SPRING. S9,a50. M. Piney
Branch I'd. and Sligo ave.l Amaz-
ing valued 2-bedrm. bunga.. on 1870
deep lot with trees, full bsmt. gas
heat, garage. $4,000 cash; $50 mo
incl taxesi RIPLEY a. ROMER,
JU. 5-6l1l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

n. ARLINGTON =. White brick
fully air-cond. rambler with lge.
breakfast nook; full bsmt. with
huge daylight rec rm. and bath;
located on beautifully Handicapped
cor. lot, enclosed with ranch-type
fence and walking dist. to elem
school, For appt to see, call
NICIInI G Ia ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

Immaculate throughout: i bed
rms. for your living quarters. plus
completely separate 3-rm. apt.
renting for SO per month. bsmt
with oil h.-w. heat: laree level lot
Asking only Sl4.5U0. with St.5OU
down. Let rent from apt. lower
your payments. THE PERRY BOS-
WELL CO. WA 1-4hnN