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sales, selling scrap, paper, serv-
ing at banquets, and doing other
work.
A recent tabulation showed re-
turns for New Castle County tot
aled $500, with Sussex County
having $7s5, and Kent County
$692--not half of the needed total
The Alters would like to have
the new cottages built in time for
the coming camping season, but
there needs to be renewed ef-
fort so they. can raise all the
money by April when the cottage
contracts will be awarded, Bath
said.
So Bath urges Delawareans to
help by making contributions to
the County All Building Fund
Money from New Castle County
givers should be sent to Dorothy
Pierson, Hockessin. In Kent Coun'
ty, send contributions to the
County Extension Office, Box 8
Dover. The address in Sussex
County is County Extension Of
fee, Georgetown. m
Smyrna times., 1957-02-28
DEVELOPMENT
FUND PLANNED
Announce Plans for Wesley
Junior College Develop
ment Fund Campaign
COOPERATIVE DRIVE

Former United States Senator
and Governor Of Delaware John
G. Townsend, Jr., Selbyville, chair
man of the advisory committee of
the Wesley Junior College Devel-
opment Fund, announced plans
for a campaign for $500,000 for
development of the Dover college
this week. Wesley College is here
to stay. Let's make it better" ,"
Senator Townsend said in state
ment last week. The campaign,
now in formative stages, is being
conducted jointly by two groups
The Wesley College Alumni Asso-
citation. Inc, and Friends of Wes-
ley Junior College, Senator Town
send said. 1t is scheduled for COM
pletion early in May. United
States Senator ]. Allen Frear, Jr
is president of the board of di;
rectors of the Friends of Wesley
Junior College, a group of Della
ware citizens and business men
not directly connected with the
college but concerned with its de.
velopment and welfare. President
Of the Wesley College Alumni AS
sociation is William e. Matthews
Jr., OF Smyrna. The membership
Smyrna times., 1957-02-28

own. families, for pre-adoptive
study in boarding homes and in
supervised adoption placements.
The Bureaus services are state
wide and are supported by the
United Community Funds OF
Northern Delaware and Dover,
income from perpetual trusts and
endowment, appropriations from
the three County Levy Courts and
individual contributions from Kent
and Sussex Counties. In 1856, the
Bureau expended $170,184 to pro-
vide services for $40 children and
their families of which 238 were
actually given care.
During 1855, applications for
the placement OF % children from
Kent and Sussex Counties Were
received and of these 20 were ac-
,cepted and the children placed In
boarding foster homes The maj
ority of the children accepted fol
care in 1856 were infants whose
parents were requesting adoption
placement since they were moi
Smyrna times., 1957-02-28

of the alumni association includes
all former students of the Jun
ior College and of its predeces-
sors, Wesley Collegiate Institute,
and Wilmington Conference Acad-
emy. The two groups will work
comparatively in the development
fund campaign under an advisory
committee which Senator Town
send will head. In a statement
this week, Senator Townsend said,
II am delighted with the response
of large numbers of influential
people on the Delmarva peninsula
who have agreed to serve in a
working or advisory capacity in
this effort. 1t is gratifying to
learn how very many friends Wes-
ley College has. Not only have
her alumni rallied to this cause,
expressing their loyalty to their
alma mater, but many people who
have had no personal connection
with the college are supporting
the program because of a convic-
tion of the Importance of the col
lege to Delmarva. "Mr. Matthews,
Senator Frear, and I have high
hopes for success in this effort to
assure the future of this fine old
Delmarva institution" Senator
Townsend, named 'Delmarva Cit
izen of the Year" in June, has
been actively concerned in educa-
ton for many years. His interest
in Wesley began when his sons
attended the Wilmington Confer
ence Academy. He was a member
of the board of trustees OF the
Wesley Collegiate Institute and
Wesley Junior College from 1915
to 1852, serving as president OF
the board from 1919 to 1926.
Keenly interested in the fine arts,
he is donor of an annual scholar
ship in music.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-28
Alters Working for
Camp Dollars

Delaware Alters have been
conducting a fund-raising cam
paign to, build and furnish three
new cottages at Camp Barnes
near Frankford.
The Delaware Association OF
Chiefs of Police has operated the
camp for under-privileged boys
and has launched a drive for
funds for IL new cottages.
Since All Club members have
used the camp facilities for eight
years and have a contract per.
mitting them to use the camp in
definitely, club members volun-
teered to raise money for three
OF the IL cottages, according to
Wayne Bath, acting state All
Club leader.
Each Of the cottages will cost
about $4,000, including furnish.
ings, so club members in each OF
Delaware's three counties have
agreed to raise that sum. To dc
this they have been holding bake
Smyrna times., 1957-02-28

able to provide for their children
themselves. Each child accepted
into the Bureaus care for adop-
ton placement is first placed for
a brief period in a temporary
boarding foster home in order to
make study of the child to as
sist in the selection of adopting
parents and to give the parents
of the child an opportunity to
reach a final decision.
The expansion of the Bureaus
adoption program was revealed
in the placement of 66 children
in adoption homes in 1885, Is
more than in 1885. The ages of
the children ranged from two
months to seven years pointing
to the fact that adoption service
is not limited to infants. The re-
port stated that while there are
more than enough families offer
ing to adopt white children under
four years of age, there are child
rem over four years for whom
suitable adopting homes are need
ed. For these older children, all
of whom have particular needs
because of their age and life ex-
perience, the Bureau constantly
seeks families able to offer some
thing unusual as parents to these
children. Therefore, for the older
child the Bureau will consider ap-
plications from families with spec
ial interests and qualities whether
or not they have children of their
own. Particular attention was
, called to the fact that 16 of the
66 children placed with adopting
parents in 1856 were Negro, the
largest number ever placed by the
Bureau in one year. Appreciation
was expressed for the Negro COM
munity's response to the recruit
ment program for adoption homes.
In all, 120 children were super
vised by the Bureau in 1856 in
their adoption homes pending leg
al adoption through the court.
| About 200 persons attended the
open annual meeting of the board
of directors of the Bureau held
on Feb. 18 in Wilmington at
which Mrs. William X. Patton,
president; of Dover, presided
Speaker for the meeting was JOS
eph H. Reid, executive director of
the Child Welfare League OF
America. the national federation
of public and private child care
agencies. A special guest was
Miss Ruth Weisenbarger, former
executive director Of the Bureau
and now assistant director of the
Sheltering Arms Children's Ser.
vices of New York City. Election
OF members to the board of direc-
tors was held and among those
reelected for three-year term
was Mrs. James M. Tunnel, Jr.
OF Georgetown, Other members
OF the board from Kent and Sus
sex Counties are: Henry p. Can
non, II, of Bridgeville; Mrs. Des
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PROVIDE CARE .
FOR CHILDREN
Fifty Children from Kent and
Sussex Counties Cared
for in 1856
MAKE ANNUAL REPORT

The Children's Bureau OF Della
ware provided care for Atty child
ren from Kent and Sussex Coun-
ties in boarding and adoption
homes during 1855, it was an
nounced in the annual report Of
the executive director, Miss Eliz-
abeth 8. Townsend, to the board
Of directors on Feb. 18. There
were 27 children from Sussex
County and 23 children from
Kent County in the agencys care
during the year for temporary
placement during a crisis in their
Smyrna times., 1957-02-28

mond A. Lyons, of Milford; Mrs.
Otis H. Smith, of Lewes;. and
Mrs. N. Maxson Terry, Of Dover.
Smyrna times., 1957-02-28
FARMERS BANK
STATE OF DELAWARE

Deposits up to $4,000 insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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.-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER. lge
rms; firepl, full bsmt., oil neat
wash. mach. refRr.. cleo. range
incl: fined. back vd dead-end ST.;
SIPS mo-: mr.. Andrews Field. Avail
Sept. J for l year RE. 5-76l6.
4.BEDRM., Iia-bath brick Colonial,
Sl35 mo. with l-yr. lease. JE. q
1915, or Capt Heagy. JE. A. l55.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC,
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CHEVY CHI. d. C.-Newly redec
nicely furn.. 8 bedrms., 3 baths
2-car gar; mr.. transp., schlS.,
Churches: EN-. 2-2954; EN-. q
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CLOSE TO VIENNA-3 bedrm.
stone. house completely and at
tractively furnished. Ia baths
City water. On | acre lot well
landscaped. Avail. almost immed.
REALTOR. KE R-fi617
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SNUG AND COZY brick rambler
With entrance foyer. living room,
SEPARATE dining room. de luxe
kitchen, > large bedrooms. tile
bath; Handicapped yard: Completely
furnished, SIPS. POWERS BROS
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57l3 Wilson lane
Open Fri. Sat. and SUM-, till
dark. Most attrac. Cape Cod; Ice
liv. rm with firepl. all-elec. kit,
powder rm.. reeep. hall. family-size
din. rm .lge. porch, 3 nice bedrms.
and HOLLYWOOD tile bath on Ind a.,
on lge. wooded lot, 76x2l2i. Small
down payt. or will rent with option
TO buy at expiration. OF lease, Out
son lane left on Wilson lane 10
51l3. Owner-builder. VIM. c.
THOMPSON, Deale, Md. UN. q
R11R
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PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, 1910
Allison ST. n.e.-6-rm. semidet.
brick. S105 mo. Avail. Sept !.
THoS, D. WALSH, INC Elk.
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W.
ARLINGTON. ~. 45e3 N 10Th I'd.
Charming 3-bedrm. air.cond.
brick rambler fenced yard. rooted
and lighted. Completely equipped
kit; . blk 10 transp and shops:
near Catholic grade and II hieh
schools Sent. | occupancy $3.50.
ASK US REALTY CO, ia, s-la59.
AR INGTON. n. 33i3 N Column
drawer neiehborhood 3 iarpe bed
rms, huge hv rm, breezevay,
GARAGE. Immediate occupancy
Near Grade and II high schools
/. . 3 and 4 bedrms homes
ASK us REALTY CO, IA.
s-i252, ia. 7-"f5a.
IsII MINI. AVE. Sc. (ANA-
COSTIA) - bedrms. ~ baths.
full basement. enclosed ward. front
and back porch and garage sizes
per month. Available Immediately.
owner on premises IL
AREA = 3-bedroom
rambler. fenced yard: close 10
elementary school; immediate pos
session. Sli6 mo. VIII. 2-757l
FALLS CHURCH. Si5O-3-bedroom
rambler tull hsmt,, ST. AntnNryS
parish. / COOK, JE 2.3aTa
EXCFLLENT DUPONT CIRCLE TO-
CATION for doctors clinic a 4
apartments or business and oi-
fices. l-story dwelling on 10Th Y.
near N; 10 rooms, ia baths, Z ex-
poSures; parkine space will RE-
model 10 suit B-r';eTs protected.
OWNER. WO 6-9S62
VIRGINIA DUPLEX. :. apartments
vacant i30n North Veiich 81,
Arlington Open dawn III DARK.
Mod brick, all COW "S-ft Nv.
rm with fireplnces . bedrnS. nir:
out Wilson blvd to Vciteh, left TO
IN Mod bungalow EOS oouthier
I'd Fairfax County open da%n
I'll dark Lge Nv rm, with tirepi.
. bedrmS, lge. storage attic. or
- VI lease. 500 per mo. DIR
out Rte. 80 past Seven Corners
to Annandaie rd left AT trafic
lirht to Gouthier I'd right to sign.
HALL REALTY CO ia. 7-hs5S.
Continued on Next PasO
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Mr.. GEORGETOwN-Row brick. 3
oedrms., 3 baths, rec rm.. gar
gas ht. Avail. Sept /. CO. 5-3054.
@133 18th ST. Ne: near Catholic
University-7 rms. bath and rec.
rm. RIA. 6-6373 or NO. 1-s4as.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

420' TT. DUPONT TER. Sc, lust
on 42nd and Southern-Prac new
semidet.; g rms. bath. full bsmt
nice yard; gas heat: S1I5 month
PRESS REALTY. ST. 3-a3i6.
AURORA HILLS "A bedrooms. .
baths rec. room: fenced yard.
$40 mo. Phone OF. 10000.
ARL. - Vacant: 2-bedroom brick:
basement. $40. CHARLES W
HOWE; Realtor, ia. 4-lO45, IA.
BETHESDA =. WYNGATE = New A.
bedrm., 2-bath home; mr.. paro-
chial and public schools; now
avail; $l60. HENRY j. CON-
M MSE, 81 az. o.s slSs3' ewes" Mr.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-i-yr, -oid
brick ranch; liv. rm. with firepl (;
3 bedrms.; sep. din. rm.; mod
cleo. kit. full bsmt. and attic;
I phnns IF ocsup Fancy rent H4O'
FALLS CH.-Attr. ga bedrms, (:
wooded lots, 34l0 orchid dr.,
$50. .342l Tulip dr.. $3.50. sos
Moly Dr. SIG; sO2 Ficher ave"
RAsN JE. ~-OOfo
GEORGETOwN : Three-bedrocm
brick with fireplace; avail, Sept.
$50 mo l4i5 abth s.. nv.
Wish ssY Il inc. f Exa s.o SsECs' D
WILDWOOD HILLS-countrv liv-
Ing. near Bethesda Country Club.
Det brk. house, on level is-acre
Sl Tirn Rfrof Ssdrm mre Snd ~ baiS
oath SR ic cn End H. rs iall H Ss@9 Av sna
&C HoUoHToN 4 son, INC.
s ssaS OIL 81 ' ss:.ain7iSS. d. 900"
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. Fairfax
Large lot; y bedrms. Hotpoint
kit, 22x14 Nv. din. rms, colored
bath. daylight bsmt.. 2 fireplaces
carport $3.50 mo. with option 10
buy $50 OF which applies TO down
payment. CIR 3-1S4S. STAFFORD
BUILDERS after b pm. CIR
3I33 ADAMS MILL RID. NV
bedrms., baths; unfurn, $3.50.
turn. Sl75. JE. 2-7146.
CAPITOL HILL-Handsome, large
house.. romantic, gracious, COM
PORTABLE. III. 1-llB2.
MICHIGAN HILLs-5-room bunga-
low: available about Sept. /. Tele.
phone OIL. 2-p24B
VA. RENTALS--We have several
houses from SlO5 10 SlS6. SU-
BURBAN HOMES COMPANY, JE
2-O2bl, BR. S-SSO0,
ARL. Brick, . bedrms and den,
IA baths. full bsmt near schools,
shopping SlaO. HU. 3-5Opi, II
no answer, IKE. 6-s453
ARL., 5000 4th st.. North-8.rm
brick, shaded scr. porch; mr..
buses, churches, schools. auto. oil
heat. Sl40. IA. 2-0l26
vACANT-walter Reed area. Q lge.
bedrms. baths; good location
Phone RIA. 3-0120 Sat. and sun.
ARL., 3424 ARLINGTON BLVD
3-bedrm. stone and frame: scr
porch, full bsmt: h.-wh., det.
Garagsi S125. JE. 2.5ise.
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AGA isnd sE N.w.-3 hedrms.
llv nm. din rm, kit, full bsmt
semidetached. , story; conv. "a
schools. churches and stores; SIPS
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HOUSES FURNISHED

firepi. mod kit 3 ny bed i'm wig
baths sun deck in patio r A.
HUMPHREYS g. SONS. . Mass
ave. Realtors. Ma. $4,000.
Mr.. TT. MEADE = COTTAGES (2l
4-rm,, $50. BERN, $500 Both
compl. furn.. and insulated; every
mod, cow. incl. garb. dtsp., wash
mach; ige. lawns. Small children
welcome cE. S-3131.
COTTAGE on an island. Brookmont,
Md. OIL. 4.3s03.
FREE RENT for reliable couple, IN
3-bedrm. house in Cheverly, with
yard. club ksmt; IN return for
care Of working father and daugh-
ter' One girl child accepted.
NICELY FURNISHED HOME Of
writer's, consisting Of living room.
solarium. din. .rm., kit; on End n il.
3 bedrms.. study and 2 baths:
s siEt. mi Me- 's sr.;eo4Sg,n til Dec !.
NAVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ina distance. BERN. brk,. attrac
furp.; mod incl ~ and washer
oil heat, rec. rm. oV. 3-4d67.
NICE BRICK, q pretty rms
pOrches. bedrms,, bSmt.; yds /;
nicely furn. mr.. bus. LA. 6-60b2
ROCK CREEK PARK bedrms.
"a paths; partly furn. suit for
entertaining. Call DE. 2-6544.
ALEX.---4 .bedrms.. = baths. rec.
rm. with kit nice neighborhood (.
lge. yard; $500. TIE. 6-6289.
SOMERSET - Spacious home on
large and lovely tree-shaded lot /;
liv. rni., din, nm, kitchen, library,
bedrooms, | u baths. price, 5000.
INEz .cUsHARD, REAtToR, EN-.
2-A232.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
(coNIINuED)
1901 Wyoming Ave-, NV.
FLYNN RE-SALES

you can have the pride
OF home ownership with
both comfort and economy
through the purchase OF a
cooperative apar emit
home that meets the high,
lnOe cooperative" stand
ards OF the EDMUND J.
FLYNN CO. the oldest
Washington firm specializing
IN this form Of housing.
Cited below are a very few
examples chosen from the
approximately 81 exclusive
agency appointments held
bv this once.
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] q -bath,
brick Colonial. Screened porch,
fenced yack Yard excellent neigh
borhood cow. TO everything:
beautiful grounds. Avail. Aug 20.
720 s. Highland st. ia. 5-S359.
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TWO BEDROOMS


1923 LANIER PLACE NV.
Living room. library. >
baths dining room. Solarium,
maids rm.; garage; CEDAR
lined closets, luxurious.
ST. 900.
1870 Goth STREET NV,
Mendoza Beautifully re-
conditioned. magnificent
southern view: cross venti-
lation. heavy wiring for air
conditioning; has extra room
ideal for den. $4,000.
Terms.
1850 LANIER PLACE NV.
-ModerniZed and very at
tractive, with several ex-
ceptional advantages, inelud-
ing garage. $1,000. One
half in cash.
ASK ABOUT THESE and
about our other attractive
exclusive listings ranging in
size from ef1ciencies to 4
bedrooms and in total price
from $1,000 10 $4,000.
Call MAJOR CARNEY
fWO. 6-6623D or Mr..
OWENS ZEN. 3-67lSl with
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ONE BEDROOM

1--WE DEOhONJM
$50 MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE NV. EMBASSY
row)--Spacious, air condi-
toned. ample closets, choice,
S12 500. Terms.
1920 CONNEC TICUT
AVENUE N.W.-Small and
pretty. with wide screened
porch; splendid location.
I7O2 SUMMIT PLACE
NV, New Parkside-Espe-
ciallv attractive, air condi-
TONED, medium size. $4,000.
Terms
1874 p STREET NV
Front apt, . entrances into
corri dor; nice. $3.50.
Terms liberal.
1905 LANIER PLACE NV.
Southern EXPOSURE beau.
thu and modern: air condi-
TONED. Garage available,
$1,000. Easy terms.
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VIRGINIA-Cape Cod, 3 bedrms.,
2 baths. laundry rm,, pch., garden
space, use of farm pond; IL mi,
from Chain Bridge; 500 mo
pI n.0aan
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BE THESDA-3-bedrm brick ram-
pier available for immediate Oc.
deep freeze: rent. $3.50 month.
located at 5Sl1 Ipswich I'd cali
WO 6-l970. Monday. to inspect.
MARSTLLLER-McCABE q co.
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ASHTON. Montgomery COUNTY,
Country living within . blocks Of
elementary ir. and ST. high school,
shopping and hus. On 4-acre gem
tleman's estate with bedrms.,
finished bsmt.. 2 baths, 2-car gar
age. stable, pasture. garden, orr
chard, and surrounded by beauti-
ful trees, lawn and flowers. All for
Sl55 mo, Call OWNER, sP.
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OAKrON - 2f3 acre. exceptional
:i-bedrm. rambler: 3 baths; Ike.
liY. rm. with firepl.. din. nm.
EQUIP. kit garage; immediate oc-
cupancy; $500 month. ARCHER
REALTY or 3-3RIT
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Sl10 MONTH-Unfurnished. eouip.
with automatic washer. refrigera-
tor stove and gas heat Full base
meht, patio. outdoor grill, fenced
yard. Ideal for children. Close
parochial elementary schools and
D. c Fl Meade or Boiling. I'm.
mediate possession. UN 4-h4h4
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GEOkGETOWN.3 0l7 Cambridge st.
- bedrms, new bath and pow
DER rm., modern Kit. with ear-
bage disposal DELIGHTFULLY."- cool
house and quiet atmosphere. no.
s-9l00. JU g-6g59
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BETHESDA = Comfortable 4-bed-
rm.. 2-bath brick cape Cod. To-
Gated in quiet neighborhood OF
ale tbs month. Call WO g.
1870. Mon -. TO inspect. MARI
SIELLAk .fcCApE {. CO.
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\. ARLINGTON. beaut. Garden
City, 2I24 N Florida st.-Brick
Oct fenced 55xi2O, mr.. schools,
transp shop; Ice br., lge. din.
rm, bsmt. gar; Sl25 NO. 1-6509.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 3l29 Edison
st. NV Modified rambler. 4 bed
rms. ia baths, large liv. rm. with
fireplace, full-size din. rm.. cleo
trio kitchen with dishwasher. gar
bage disposal, range, exhaust fan
and lots OF cabinets. Ali bedrooms
twin-bed size with sliding door
closets, patio, full bsmt. Excellent
location. cow to transp Blessed
Sacrament Parish. Lafayette. Alice
Deale and Woodrow Wilson schools,
S.l5 per mo. EN- 2-k4O2
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RENTALS. N. Arl. and Falls Church
- 3 and bedrm houses rang
inH from 500 IN $50 PEI month.
Call J Il. BENoIT, REALToR.
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GLAsSMANOR-NeWly dec, 3-bed.
rm,, semIdet. brk S11O mo-: mr..
Boiling and Andrews CT. 6-Il9O.
RANDOLPH HILLS-3-bedrm. RAM
bier. full basement, fenced yard;
schools and shopping center near
by ideal committing location.
Avail Sept. /; 1925 per mo. VIII.
6-4323
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2-BEDROOM DUPLEX. South Ari- !;

near bus. school. church, shopping.
and lawn care. JE. 2-7564. IL.
VA.-3-bedroom rambler;
z .,, grSound; finished rec. rm !;
mo. Call Ell. 6-4l6i, MRS VIM.
II LAUGHLlN Realtor Mclean.
Sill. SPG. -WOODSTDE Area
story, 3-bedrm., older home. Full
bsmt, Bendix, lge. cor. lot, trees;
quiet 81. Conv TO bus. schools,
churches and shop Ideal for chill
dreE Avail Sept IL S14O mo.
Must be seen To be appreciated.
JU. h-0504.
\. ARLINGTON ,S beaut. Garden
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TAKOMA PARK. D. Go bedrms :,
car garaee; LRe. yard and garden
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BUNGALOt.-@, bedrms liz. room,
din rm. kit. and hath. gas stove.
relRr, gas neat, fully screened.
storm sash. fenced yard: = blocks
from W NJ A. A. bus. SS5 mo.
M rhildren IN SsSIA
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4 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS. full bsmti
4 blks. to all schools, blk TO bus
and stores. Immed posses. $3.50
per month. CT. $500.
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WHEATON AREA-Detaohed 9-bed-

BLADENSBUR6, MD. - 3 bed
rms. and bsmt.: near schools and
transp., ICE. shopping centers
corner lot; S95 month. AP
T-6g45, WA 1-5O20
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EAST PINES. MD, 6O35 67th pl,;
S90-2-bedrm. BUNGALOW with Jul
bsmt and storage attic. WALKER
& DUNLOP, INC. co. 5-0222.
81 UNDERWOOD PL. N.W.--Avail
Sept :: semidet. brick, 3 bedrmS..
liv. rm. kit, u baths, full bsmt.
SlO5. WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC
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CORAL HILLS-2-bedroom home;
$50 mo, plus utils.: suitable
couple with child. 10. S-52S4
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hehltOfS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bedrm. ira
ditional house on q acres. az to
rs Minis. from d. c., all mod
cnnv.. avail. Aus. Is; Sl6S per
mo- ".yr,. lease. JE. 2-S627 or
COLUMBIA PIKE rs min. to Pen
tagOnl Tyr -old 3-bedrm. Ia
bath rambler. like-new condition;
beautiful G-E Kitchen Quick oc-
cupaney, Sl35, Will lease. FRAN
Unlikely. ia. 7-O25O
CHEvERLY--3 bedrms. liv. rm.
din. rm pan. den; trees, patio:
l-yr lease, Sl35 mo. WA 7-3l3i.
CONVENIENT. small 2-bedrm.. sep.
din. rm., balcony porch, full bsmt.,
cleo. kit, redec. FE. 3-g396
SOUTHLAwN- Three-bcdrm. RAM
bier, gas heat: Sl25. RE 5-SO4O.
ARLINGTON. 4844 S. end St.
full hsmt.. 10 Minis. Pentagon.
rent, reasonable. IA. s-3336,
CHEVY CHASE. close d. C. line
HOME REALTY '''
AhnNN NONNN-0NNNA Ahost A.Tl
baths, lge lot; mr. schools, church.
es: will sell. VIII 6-4035.
100 MONROE ST. Me- bed
rms, ga baths built-in garage.
fenced back yard: COW to shop
ping, schools. churches. buses.
SIPS. Apply JOSEPH l.. BATE
MAN, HO 9-a.OU.
N. ARL. -:l-bedrm. brick Colonial,
lac. liv. RIM. with firepl sep. din
nm. scr. porch. rec. nm. earage;
mr. schools. buses. $3.50 Avail.
Sept. I TIE. 6-5d5i,
WHEATON - 9-bedrm, brick-and-
shinrle Colonial-style home, clean
as pin. Family.size din rma
equipped KIT. full bsmt.; walk e
all schools rent, $50 or VIII
sell, yia5 down, S0i 80 per mo
Wonderful opportunity n own
YOUR home JAMES v. CALlAN-
DRo & CO., ~. S-iSS6 or VIII
6-3.41
a BFDRMs., 2 BATHS. full bsmt5
4 blks. to all schools, ! blk TO bus
and stores. Immed posses. $3.50
per month. CT. 6-35DO.