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Evening star., 1957-12-15
Snow No BoFsieT

1T was then that / broke my
knee and was out for q year. A"
she recalls. Her spirit to dc
things by that time had cost
her dearly as she already had
suffered falls that had broken q
hip. an arm and q leg.
Even with all Of these set
backs. Connie. at II. always
has kept up with her studies
and hopes to enter Dunbartoa
College next year.
In her leadership role. Connie
Is presently writing stories for
the schools yearbook last year
Evening star., 1957-12-15

tune IN" on class discussion
with . two-way communication
system.
During her freshman and
sophomore years at st. An
thongs Connie was q member
Of the Honor Society. Also in
her sophomore year she was
secretary Of the Student Coun-
ell.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
PERSONALITY PARADE
Spirit to
Win Over
All Odds
By MEREDITH S. BUEL
THEN n6itor q Ths scar

This Il the story Of . spirit
70 win-a teen-ager's spirit
that friends say IL unsurpassed
In the community. It's q spirit
70 win not In the athletic
sense. but q victory more
sweet In the form of overcom-
ing q handicap TO gain leader
ahip.
This spirit began IL years
ago in q hospital bed In Chill
dren's Hospital. A small girl,
then 6. lay on her back. Her
eyes traced q crack across the
ceiling. And her eyes were an
that moved. For Connie Cas-
tellanos could move no other
part Of her.
She had paralytic polio.
But this active youngster had
made up her mind someday
abe would be back on her feet,
living as normal q life as the
friends she had been roller
skating with the day before
abe was stricken
Connie was the only one
who could really hope. Dec
tors had told her family sle
probably would never regain
the use Of her muscles, much
less ever get out Of bed to walk
again. Six months Connie lay
on her back Nothing but her
eyes moved. Yet. her spirit was
active. She could feel nothing
Then one day. after con- /
slant weeks Of physical ther-
apy. she felt the strength again
return to her shoulders. Then
her arms. She WINGED as she
raised her back from the bed. 1
It was q personal triumph that |
doctors hadn't dreamed Of ms
abe slowly sat up.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Will to Win

Comics wiz 70 win this
fight continued over q two
year period in the hospital.
Whenever she felt depressed
abe called on her faith in God
70 see her through 1T always
works she says today. "As
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Negro Opera On
Worldwide Tour

NEW YORK CITY - Janet
Lauren head of Concerts As
sociatcs. Inc. has just returned
from Europe With several con
tracts r.. the services Of Ro-
her' McFerr.n, world renowned
baritone If the Met opolitan
Opera A ISOLATION and t.c first
Negro singer to be signed BY
the Met 10 a long term contract.
Miss Lauren spent three
months consulting Operate I'm
prossarios and Concert booking
Offices in Italy. France. Eng
land. Switzerland and Germany.
Flor 70 her return To the ". S.
last week she was assured that
McFcrrn was booked for a
complete International tour.
Mr.. McFcrrin opens the fall
Concert season in Kansas City
on Nov. "a. and will then ap-
pear in concerts in Wa'ertown,
Conn: Rochester. New York CT
~. Detroit. Buffalo. Cleveland
and Concord. N. c. He will
loave New York on Feb. 10. for
concerts in Iceland Norway
Finland and throughout France
and italy. His accompanies is
Norman Johnson. one Of the
outstanding pianists in America
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

Take / easy and don't over
exert or YOU may DO yourself
more harm IMAM good. II you
are 90. don't think you must
keep up with a 30-year-old COM
panion. Hunters OF small game
should Interpretations on two
counts as welNx safe practices
with fire arms And~ precautions
against tularemb.
Safeguards /gains, accidents
with sur/esse.,g,ld be thought ,i.t
;ake down your gun These
SAFETY measures should be ad-
herred to g0rouslv uai.l yoI
pu; il back al the end Of the
season.
Remember. tfal in addition %
your own bcnefi, from safety
pIact ccs. the good example YOU
sci for others is hard to over
estimate.
DR.. Molner reminds hunters
that wild rabbits may have
iulsremia and that the dis
ease IS sometimes found in
muskrais. squirrels. beavers
and ether rodents. He makes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
The following suggestions.

The following Suggestions.
do not handle any rabbit
that Is found dead.
2. Don't shoot a rabbit that is
obviously sick or one that is
low or indicates in any way
that it is not a normal, wild
rabbit.
3. Wear rubber gloves when
you dress or handle wild rab-
bits and be sure they are not
pierced by a bone or knife
4. If you eat wild rabbit.
make certain that il is cooked
thoroughly SO that no red
blood remains.
5 Avoid sampling the game
while it is in process OF cooking
6 Thorough cooking viii de-
s'roy the germ that CAUSES tula-
,enia.
T. Any rabbit which has white
spots on the liver should not be
eaten.
Rabbits which are Offered for
sale in regular markets are safe
10 eat. All Of them are sold I'M
der supervision by he Pure
Food and Drug Administration
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Ex-Slave, 100
Dies Here

Funeral services will be held
Saturday for a 09-ve5r-old ex-
slave. who died Thursday al
the home of her great-grand-
daughter.
She is Mrs. Fannie Pettaway
OF 6432 East Hancock.
Mrs. Peitawsy died shortly
sfter she had drsnk cup Of
10. coffee. end was in the pro,
cess of rcading the Bible. wher
death came.
Mrs Pettaway died at the
home Of her great-grandd3 ugh.
Ter, Mrs Melinda Chrisman. OF
the Hancock address.
Funeral services will be held
IN the Burns Funeral Home
Livingston and ST. Antoine al
II am. with the Rev. Samuel
jenkins officiating.
The ex-s'ave WIS born ir
Camden. Ala. and was freed
during the Civil War at the age
of 10. She came 10 Detroit IL
years ago.
Mrs. Pathways husband died
80 ye IS ago. They had nine
children, three Ct whom are
living.
She is also survived by &c
grandchildren, 100 great-grand
children and 81 grcat-great.
grandchildren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Sputnik Sparks
Public Interest

ANN ARBOR - Not every
body peering skyward is look
ing for Sputnik and its rocket
There are still some persons
watching the natural celestial
wonders, a University Of Mich
igan astronomer asserts.
Ushering in of the artificial
satellite age Oct. 4 only served
10 stimulate and renew interest
IN the heavens. and will con.
iirue 10 do so during the month
OF November. one of the most
beautiful times 10 watch the
stars. says Hazel M. Losh. UNI
associate professor of astrono'
my.
The Sun is rapidly moving
southwark, appearing daily IN
shortened arcs across the sky
she points out. It's he ght al
noon above the south horizon
JOINT has decreased from 40 de-
glees in September to "a de-
grees by early November. ana
will continue declining ur,il Il
reaches 70 degrees by the
months end. DAYS will have
shortened 10 about nine hours
and 20 minutes, with only 10
minutes to decrease before the
shortest day of the year IN De-
ccmber.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Don t Blame failure On
God Scys Minister

GREENSBORO. y. c. Some
people seek to scribe their fail
ures to God. when their own
inefficiencv is really to blame.
the Rev. Leander A. Brown told
the Bennett College vesper au-
dience Sunday in Pfeii.er Chap
CT.
The minister. who resides in
Greensboro but is superintcn-
dent of the Winston District
Of the North Carolina Confer
encc of the Methodist Church
spoke on christians at Their
Best."
We must always be ct our
very best in Christian living"
he declared. But we cen only
be ei cur best es we work with
Ccd. NeihinJ can be more hop
less than the wisdom O. man
vi houi the spirit OF God.
He urged the students not 10
be discouraged when success
seems to slip from their q asp.
blu. TO make another try. Re
member that when the Galilean
fishermen told Christ Of their
unsuccessful efforts. He COM
manded them TO launch out MO
the deep, the minister stated.
Many of us fail because we do
our fishing around inc shore"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
Litterhugs Know
No Season


Tho person who strews litter
in public places is a "litterbug
thor he does il in summer
or in winter.
The Mayors Committee 10
Keep Detroit Beautiful. headed
~ Mrs G.. San Zilly as chair
man. commends the motorists
md pedestrians and home own
rs OF the Detroit area for the
wonderful work they have done
urin1 the past two years in
.ccp'ng public places trim and
iil,'. Tho interest shown in the
committees program and the
wosk done BY particip. ting
groups and cooperating public
officials have brought national
recognition to Detroit and sur
rounding communities.
But there IS tendency on
the part of many people 10
think Of using liiierbags in their
cars. or sidewalk reccpteclcs
when sfoot for the disposal OF
paper CT empty containers. only
in connection with vscationtime
motoring.
It's ycar-round necessity
according 10 the committee
which is made UP Of representa-
tives Of civic and ncighborhood
organizations Litter is just as
unsightly even though were
not going anywhere.
4 Liter lying in the snow and
slush doesn't look any prettiei
than il would on the pavement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
police bIotter

lss. week as.er acccpti-g 4 dol
Jar u,utsel &c, slip fI0I 2 pi1-n-
& tres pole man
TIE % icsrs - J hey co1 IS
ca "a ~ ~ re..t d1.ei oSts
ard S506l.
-
Max II -eI - q ,9-'
Va, -.-o. MAS ssbA.i tHa
u---~ -i9r' arr a~1 -vc's' : *
G. bv an u-S-cNT asSs a.
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-~ J 81 2-ai l21 N1'sr
a. IN
pr n tle c'7-s ~rvS, 9-
II Mos lfs a-r,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
VIEW BETHEL NATIONS
CELEBRATE

SErda OF 27 ~ N5-ro1's
s.t III, rta Bttssl Bap-
t CaEa hN ITS annual
af ~ 3 - nn using as q
'krrne e Z IT. Msdc rs His
~ 'nf Praise service con-
fsr'el " 'no Ns'ron. - the
Warren AHc. CAvrch Mrs "
y W.ndaam president.
Orr ng Mrs Velna Jack
eon With acco p'ancc by Mrs.
siarv Brown. pro dent. Z VI
ana r. State Ma'rons. Selection,
~ Afarat Choir history Of the
stup. Mrs. Savonnc Wiling
ham read ng. M.se Bernicc Am
rnf solo " Helen Harris,
Ccat!on NJ Lula Sirls.
Guest speaker Rev. D. ~
Fyr was III ro1uccd bv Ma
~ Prc ldeo, ,1r Dorothy
Robinson who IS also treasurer
q Nat'cnal Pap ist Ma;ron'c
~nup Mr. Mildred Giles made
rfcseniatioas Closing remarks
y Sarah Barthwcll and Rev
) p FDrr9n. assistant pastor.
Mrs Veins Allen, prog ar
rhauweman MIS- Luebcrdia
Cook and Mrs Leila Mae Dale
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
-. Hunting Hints

II YOU are hunter, TO it that the time you spend
hunting pass benefits in health we'll enjoyment Dr.
Joseph G. Moner. commissioner of health advises Both
the exercise tramping through hch woods and the
guilty and enjoyment you nd there should help to reeYe
the exercise Of trampis through woods and the tran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

.is' - =. 49, oc 2
80 - -. -,
-. 81. -. -. -. assrcss r
. 49,. ~.
-. - "a - s,5. ,sken !
-. i. -. = ~ ,f,.ar n n
- -,
- / Is az reu' r. "a mufloi
~. Sims -s5 ras. dated bet
and slo022
Tr;evos broke r' - C'r
T-r'ss' C'orna7v. i2H3 DIV. ~
la. wsok ard esoapc1 " 2
"a oa0 wer-h { nsec, AID 5000
sA
s'rc mssi-z 80 sa'~ ''f' +
t4'1 tne mrrc~ ac~nr ns -
rer.'r -re tlars en'e.r@
'-s v-a-er use Or pry.n9 ore1
garage 9-o-
Mse~'e Your7 81 = e''s
] -s-7- a-d Fs'-N Dc'so
50. ot i-ss 81. Anir ne wee
sr-e-fed last ne < a ,.e- 2 rlsin
cl-ihesnsn went 70 :he s. An.
'oire address and purehased
pint c. whiskeY s-om Dol
SCI for $3.50.
t. *tr q RI ro1--s-
.el ss
'9i5
~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

Ire place was ..lled with
hu-or sS ire hostess super
v.sed games pertaining t. ire
-c-azcn. Prizes were eiven tc
:-css y nain3 es-a gsrc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09
PRES-DEET WELLS E~sT
ANNUAL TEA


t r.s . a1
1e,. -, N-s T
VIA <.
2 decoration :. Halloween
sYmbols ADDED io the a:;.ar-
ten OF ire sccne. TIE verbs.
Give Us n day. o.. 60 Z
hres1' and ether .--.r .c.la.
readings glcwec trc- nc ~
rsnge7e1. :. nzrk.r-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-09

Nsc-;e your- 81 ~ tole
Trer--- a-d Ps'-- Do+sc7.
50. os ass 81. Ante ne wee
s--e-sed last we-k af.e- ris,n
l-thesnsn went 20 .he s.. An
ioi-e address and purchased
4 pin. c. whiskeY s-cm Dot
SCI for $3.50.
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GEORGETOWN Shops
Plan ltulion Themes

Mrs. Thomas Gates. wife OF
the Secretary Of the Navy:
Mr.. Herman Williams, Direc-
tor OF the Corcoran Gallery
Of Art: DR.. Aldo Morante,
Commercial Counselor Of the
Italian Embassy. will judge
the windows Of the Connecti-
cut avenue and Georgetown
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WEDDINGS
Sunford.Smith

here. The couple win reside
In Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-30

Catholic Church. Baltimore.
The couple will reside in Bal
timore.
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shops who viii participate In
"A Salute TO Italy"
This is the theme OF this
years international ball to
be held in the grand ball
room of the Sheraton Park
Hotel. November 9. for the
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Chdvez-Smun

Mrs. Beulah r. Wyatt an
nounces the marriage Of her
granddaughter. Miss Char
lotte Marie Y. Small, daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence H. Small of lay
louisville. Md. to Mr.. Robert
Jack Chavez. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Chavez of willows,
Md. The wedding took place
Saturday in Arlington. Va.
The couple will reside in
nearby Maryland.
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Rowe-Morren

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Morrell
OF Chevy Chase. Md. an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Eugenia to Mr.. Mel
vim @. Rowe. The wedding
took place October 10 in st.
Nargaret's Episcopal Church
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Mrs. Marie S. Smith Of Ar
lington announces the mar
riage Of her daughter Marie
Elizabeth TO Mr.. George o.
Sanford. The wedding took
place October 10 in st.
Thomas More Catholic
Church In Arlington. The
couple will reside in Hays.
Kans.
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Chapel Hill. N. c. The couple
viii reside in Chapel Hill.
Crown.MufQuis

CroWr-M 0fQuiS
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Z.
Marquis OF Riverdale. Md.
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Mary Edith
to Mr.. Edward Eugene Crown.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Mccreary Of Mount Rainier.
Md. The wedding took place
october 6 in the Methodist
Episcopal Chapel at Hyatts-
vile. Md. The couple will re-
side in Ayattsville.
Heuth.Welder
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Tel
ford Welder Of Hagerstown.
Md, announce the marriage
Of their daughter 10 Ann TO
Mr.. Donald Frederick Heath,
SON Of Or. and Mrs. Frederick
c. Heath OF Takoma Park.
Md. The wedding took place
october 10 In st. Ignatius
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heriddn-KenneY

timore.
Sheridon-Kenney
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J.
Kenney Of Trenton. N. j..
announce the marriage of
their daughter Elizabeth Ann
to 1t. william Leo Sheridan.
USMC. son Of Mrs. william
Leo Sheridan of this city,
and the late Mr.. Sheridan.
The wedding took place Oc-
tober s in st. Anthony's
Church. Trenton. N. J. The
couple will reside at Camp
Lejeune, N. C..
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benefit Of the Children's Con-
yalescent Home.
The windows Of the stores
viii be decorated the week of
November 2-o with Italian
merchandise as well as the
prizes to be given the night
Of the ball.
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Boqqett.Shores

Boqqett-Shores
Mr., William Shores Of Bay
Ridge. Md. announces the
marriage Of his daughter
Patricia Blair to Mr.. Morton
Tew Baegett. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Baggett of Smith
field. N. c. The wedding took
place October 4 in the Uni
versity Methodist Church,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

over the classified section of The Post Times Herald
ad
secion? The decisive Classified
buy SELL trade hire or be hired Use Wingtons classified
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neter |. hapan "a SON
NEW HAMP. AVE-. AREA

@N6W &AfA4t3s AN1. amen
De luxe brick rambler; . spacious
fma., Woedhurning frepi., sep. din.
rm., I y baths, master hsdfm. with
powder rm.; vacant; under 5000
Convenient 10 tranxp.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. A-6lOO
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CADILLAC q for those who de-
mand the. fineSt This home aud
that car have something IN COM
mon. Only : miles from D, c. on
atituteS the setting for this home
you have truly dreamed about
HANDKERCHIEF with vide en-
trance hall 70 ige. liV. rm. with
nrfpl,. din. rm. 4 suitable for
entertatning kitchen Is most az.
tracttte. wall fireplace The den
= ilxl4. the family room iust on
tne kitehen 4 iSxaN. Z lafge bed
plan There are lnrge bedrms
and 1rd bath on md level; full
hSmt e0xii private screened
porch. gear garaNe. Only By view
tng this home will II b apnFe-
eiated, shown only hy appt. By
Hhonlng " 3:se9a VA A.
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sad ny, paymsn shs unoss va s MI
handle this kpiek-and.apan .,
hedrm. bungalow finished stair.
way 70 expanEibie attic, Nv. rm
with nrepl.. and beautifully land,
scaped fenced lot shown hy appt
DARWIN REALEY, "a. -f3A3
Eli d-tNl0; ewes. KE. e-be0h
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Modern G.rm, brick rambler,
newly dec. only 8 yrs, old. Ap-
proved ~ FHA; low pymtS.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-64OO
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ToDAY.s HEsF nUY. direct from
s 0wsss \, t sss s sssn nile from
room, screened perch large Ra-
rage. and best Of all, lot with fS4-
~. front. bearing.stne fruit
trees. All this for only SiN,a 900.
II won't last LONG. Call CT. O-4Te9.
AGENTS nlenNe IA n~AfNn
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DAlLEF6 \ ROADS AREA $50 beau.
tIfQl wooded acres with \ or
oeurm HshAth older house car
port 81 sat, G, B, Qi4i,Au !.
Messy AGENT ". t-1Oof. w
N-ll0i, ewes, on, 4-sfeS.
fAl9FAN SMALL EsfAfE-fsS.
D. G. llnes deIIHhilul old frams
home On acres Of beautiful land
high on . hill n grove OF slntely
old shade trees. eommanding loyelS
distant views d the. countrywide
True ecnler-hail plan. 24-ft. Nv
rma iS-lt din. I'M. enormous I'll
kit. bln bedrms, : baths 81
ana several outbuildines. Incl
anal barn. COS down may buy
Balance ~ one 5lfss trust, Asklnl
ss,o1u owner very 4hAlntis &
With FRANK 9, PHILLIPS, INC.
Dl. Sst4l1.
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GLEN AcRES-New air-cond. Gus
lot, J bedrms,. J baths, fun bsmt.
with fireplace, every room over
eined' excel financing, Omen
daily c. 3. C'eHAUuHNEaSY,
A0kNI, JE. e-90e4. JE. e-l10l.
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L-SHAPED RAMBLER = Neat at
tracttye 3-bedroom home with
laree Kitchen and separate dinlna
toom; situated On : large tree
shaded lot In beautiful Holmes
Run Acres; priced ct q modest
$4,000 with FHA financing AVAIL
able. Cal today for appointment.
LURIA BROTHERS. INC, Real
sers. s04S Wilson blvd, Arlington,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
$500 DOWN

Pull basement. rs baths CT, q.
$500 open pm, % 30 pm,
WILLS REALTY SALES INC.
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IUsT As BIG 4 SUI as yoain iind
anywhere--Long and low rose
brick fenchef, complete with ga
raee; SUPER de luxe neigheoFhoOd
and street. heart Of AFlineton. 3
6eSins.. !arse Nv. I'm with iirepl
owner wants quick sale A. oniy
1880. FHA or your terms
Phone today, ". 3-e0as4. WA. A
CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
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FNLLN CHURCH > ComforfabI1
bunealow. Nv, rm, nrepl., expand
able md. hr,; blk. st, James;
1eaut, lot. fenced. shade trees
FHA approv.: si1,49h I0ss dn.,
DIRECT srom OWNER. JE. e.a4a:i
between n;J0 and 4 pm. Wkdays.
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fMlNOtlhLu--aee our listings be-
tore you buy. LYNCH BROS.
INC, Reallor. n. 1000.
W. VIENNA WOODS = 3-bedTm,
rambler full bsmt.. firepl. avn
tpGs; 0ead-end ST.: Wooded lot;
s slesss % schools stores. Do,
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

COTTAGES completely furnished
at River Park. on the Shenandoah
River: hunting and fishing. For in
formation and reservations. can
CR. 3-21sa.
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a-BEDRooM nAMBLRR
HRH 29 PER MO

4 BIO LOTS Il aere)-BFick
Care Cod With l bedrm. down ard
2 M. : baths; trees, garden. patio
playhouse; dead-end street; near
baltimore-Washington pkwy,: only
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f-ACRE ESTATE. close IN; 4 bed.
rm. and library or S-bedrin.. an.
bath modern home. built for Rra-
cious living. guesthouse and ofiier
outhuildlnss A RARE BUY FOR
THlS LOCATION. S43. 500. c. D
O9HAU0HNEeSY. A0ENT. u
-s9ss u. s-lioi: stes.. OF.
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a HONEYMOON C0UPLE i I'll
$500 down, FHA balance $50
month--ls-ft. Nv. rm.. sep. din
nm. 2 bedrms lovely equip. Kit.
beautiful fenced yard; complete
storm windows and doors. Home
ff1,550. Just one Phone ~ 4.
29e3. WA. A. CHAPMAN REALTY
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CoI|fNUN pARkone a.heafoom
;;Sssn sSs'' avn via = s.r ';;s
peter j. hagan e son
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3.BEpRM BRICK RAMBLER
kENT--OPTloN TO BUY
MlIngton, close in. . yrs. old ,
eve, Cow. to everythine. Rental,
sl25. reas. terms on option. FHA
approved.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
OWNER "a. 2-40fb
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VACATION PLACES

HUNTING LODGE. two bedrooms.
living room with fireplace. porch
and well, in mountains with acre.
age; IL miles northwest Of VIM
chester. Va. timber land; good
hunting: S3,a95. with S7Q5 down.
For information call Jefferson
2-5s64 after = pm.
ACRES. 5-room. 2-stofy house,
basieaIiy solid. outside recently
painted, inside In need Of repair;
stream. spring well and lake,
towering trees. miles scutheatt
OF Winchester Va: $3.50. with
$3.50 down. For information ca1
Jefferson a-5s64 after 5 pm.
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SAILS PRICE. $4,000; that's FightI
Mo. payments Of $3.50 incl. every
thing. PLUS all util. except tels-
phone; 2 lge. bedrms.. liv. rm.,
eatins space in hit. trees and land :
seapinG. walk to bus and shops.
$500 down. .. 9. Eeraehis CO.,
JE. 2-23l4.
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LANGLEY PARK
Sl4,o90

Brick ramhlef--altfactl and
modern, 3 tine hedrms... 0E Nil,
iull esmt very 5000 buy. FHA
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-64OO
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Garden Lovers

DIVERSIFIED level lot. With sgeep-
lne expanse of emafnld green lawn.
lovely flowers and excellent land
scapinG. provides truly outstanding
sestlnE for this Upoflegs S-BED-
ROOM BRICK RAMBLER WITH
FULL ISN'T. Liyine room with are
place, Dc luxe kitchen. very con-
venifnt 20 bus and shops. LARQE
~ OF LOAN NAY III ASSUMED.
or buy on new FHA terms, with
low down payment, nt &i7.500.
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FAIRTAN, B AcREs--c1sion .buIl,

home D nj from B. c. Inc; ! wv bla
bedrms, bath on ist a. = huge
bedfms., bath on End besut. knoll
lovely trees. tenant house rented
a. $40 mo- Low 3Osi Small down
payment, balance IN one trust
owner moving 10 Fla FRANK
2. PHILLIPS INC, Di. 7-i4ii:
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4 BEpRMs.. $3.50 down; 2i-ft
Nv. rm. and authentic fireplace,
lee. L-shaped hit. with ample eat
inr space. very deep lots with fruit,
trees and Srsps vines. Elem. school
is very near. Q years old snd only
si2,600. .. .. safaehis CO.. IN,
2-23fs.