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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24

ven.
Youngsters and oldsters "a
like are all welcome to join
us. If anyone interested in
bowling with our league can't
come to this meeting because
of other commitments, please
feel free to call our genial
president, Mary Sarapa, at
EX 1880 anytime after 500
pm. and we VIII be glad to
help you get on a team.
Olga Ladaika, Sec'y.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24

this by giving Fabian Babich
a helping hand? He is quite
anxious to get rid of the en-
try blanks he has on hand.
Let's Hear From You
It's known that St. Louis
will invade La Grange, but if
there is anyone we passed by,
Jack Juras is willing to make
amends.
Gary is just raring to go.
We look for a lot of help and
play from this contingent.
Some we know we have over
looked, others address un-
known, but to right the
wrong, Carl Markey and Hell
en- Rukavina are waiting at
their phones.
In North Chicago, where
golfers are both plentiful
and good, John katalinich
and S. Krpan are the men
to see. We certainly don't
aim to forget Waukegan
and that John Worklan is
hanging around for callers.
Milwaukee's Mary Kobza is
our field lady in that city,
while in West Allis John Sa-
rich is patiently standing by.
Get On The Line Today
Can we look for kenosha
to come swinging in? There
: is nothing we would like bet
: ter. SO, better make it for
sure by speaking to Ann Dam
ianovich. She will be ready
| with blanks and a pen, if SO
needed.
OF course, we have some
here too. For East Chicago,
Indiana HarbOr and the big
little city of Hammond, Joe
Rady is the man you want.
The address is 713O Caro-
lima Ave, phone Tilden
4-4380.
Let's make it the biggest
and the best of all CFU golf
tournaments. In d C a o n S
show that we are on the way
to a good start. La Grange is
t going all out to show every
= one the best time ever. Just
: remember that the entry
: deadline is midnight, July p.
| Sally b. Rady
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24

@. - Can l transfer my
Campaign Points to others?
A. Yes, with your
written permission, on file
at the Home Office, and the
understanding that you
cannot collect the Cash
Awards involved once such
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24

~ Will the banquet be
formal? This is one question
that is quite hard to answer.
Wen tell you that you should
regulate yourself according to
the temperature.
81 Members may compete
in the individual event only.
However, if you wish to shoot
in the team event, it will cost
you an additional $1.0O, which
will be placed in the team
event prize fund.
Now, How To Get There
A. Preferred starting times
will be granted as they are
requested. We will try to ar
range your time as close as
you want it to be.
S. Foursomes will be
started off every six (6) min
utes. We will arrange to have
a variation or a mixture of
foursomes. In no case will we
schedule a foursome from one
lodge to go out in the same
group.
g., Team championship,
individual, guest and Junior
trophies and merchandise
awards will be presented to
the winning golfers at the
banquet.
~ How do you get to
Acacia Country Club? Golfers
from Hammond, Gary, East
Chicago, Whiting and points
East can travel West on
Route 6 to La Grange Road,
which is Route As. You travel
north on As to Route sc, then
west on Route &c, about 2
miles to Wolf Road, and there
is Acacia in La Grange.
St. Louis golfers can take
66 directly to the course.
Chicago golfers can travel
on Ogden Ave-, which is Route
&c, to the course. Also, the
Joliet Bluebird bus, direct
from the loop to the course,
can be a means of getting to
Acacia.
Looking For A Motel?
Those who may want re-
servations at a Motel, and
there are plenty near the
course, shoul dcontact John
Stimac, 54O3 S. La Grange
'Rd., Congress Park, III.
Give Johnny a week or ten
days notice and tell him when
you will arrive and how many
in your party. You can be
assured he will take care of
your reservation.
If we have missed any
golfer, then please write and
we will mail you the entries
and all other pertinent infor-
nation about the tournament.
Write to j. B. Rady, 713O
Carolina Ave., Hammond,
Ind, phone Tilden 4-438O.
Your tournament commit
tee has put in a lot of hard
work to make this a success
full and enjoyable golfing tour
nament.
John Stimac, Chairman
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than willing to take care of all
callers.
From the Pittsburgh dis
trict there are three, in par
ticular, whom we would like
to entice into coming to La
Grange. They are Nick
komlyn, Mark Frankovich
and Andy Volovich. The
trio would be an asset to
the tourney and we hope
they will speed their en-
tries our way.
Cleveland is always good
for a half dozen or more and,
to be sure, more we would like
to see. This city's golfers have
always managed to make a
golf tournament a happy af-
fair and to keep it that way,
do see John Badovinac, Will
son Latkovic or George Cele-
zic and let's make it a lot
n,Oro entries
More At Your Service
For La Grange, Summit,
Lyons, ETC., from where we
look for many a golfer, John
Stimac and S. K. Polich are
the men to chat with.
Chicago is one big city and
with it's many lodges we viii
have to list a number o!
names to take in the who'll
village. SO. Chicago will b.
taken care of by two abl
men, Joseph Vucich and Stan
ley Juracich. For Progress
it's Darwin Kruzic and Johl
Wager. "Krizari", always
contender, has Mary Julial
and John Golich aWaitin;
you.
With "SlobOda's' men,
bership, and many there
are. golfers are plentiful
and to see many, or all, in
La Grange, would suit us to
a tee. Want TO make a day
of it: Then hurry and get
in touch with Tom Rubinic
or Joe Pavlak.
Detroit never misses bu
VIC aren't amiss to the fac
that its many lodges have nu
mercus golfers who hav
missed coming to the tourna
ments. Why not rectify a,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24

UdSlS IOI uCLCl lllllll1lS IAlC III
handicap holes will NOT be
used as a basis for determin-
ing the handicap Of all golf
ers. These handicap holes will
NOT be announced until COM
pletion of play.
In tournament cOmpeti-
ton a two man gOlfing team
will collectively shoot for
team trophies. Likewise, in
dividual scores of team
members will be considered
for individual trophies.
There will be a trophy for
the longest drive, one trophy
for the golfer coming closest
to the pin and the usual BOBBY
trophy for the golfer who
tried, but couldn't quite make
the grade. All women en-
trants will compete for tro-
phies on the same basis as
the men.
Our Junior Order golfers
will receive special trophies in
their class.
Point OF No Return
Since golfers are prohibited
from receiving cash awards,
your host committee will
select quality merchandise
that the golfers need. These
awards will be distributed to
the golfers on the basis of
their scores.
We haven't forgotten your
guests. They will receive mer-
, chandise awards and trophies
for their efforts on the greens.
BY virtue of a tourna-
ment deadline authority, we
wish to remind all members
now that the entries for the
golfing tourney positively
close at midnight, Saturday,
July II.
This is your last chance
you can either accept our in.
vitation to an event loaded
with fun, competition and
prizes or reject our invitation
and miss out on a we'll planned
event including competitive
features with special divisions
for our guys and dolls"
Eat, Drink, Be Merry
In this issue we would like
to oblige and answer a few
questions that have beer
asked of us by our interested
members.
~ The banquet will bt
held at the Sokol Hall, 4044
Gage Avenue, in Lyons, Ill
A family style dinner will bt
served for $3.50. This dinner
will be made up Of barbecuee
lamb, sarma, ham or beef
plus additional courses fit fol
the most discriminating golf
er, guest or visitor.
Your reservations must
be made on or before July
~, in order to give the
cooks of "Velebit" Lodge
a chance to make up a meal
that will satisfy. Your
chairman, John S m a c,
guarantees a full stomach
for everybody at the ban
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24

Vice-Pres. Steve sunic,
Lodge 663; Sec'y. Anna Res
cic, Lodge At; Treas. Mary
Lucic, Lodge At; Pres. Board
of Trustees, Anna Perovich,
Lodge 337; Entertainment
Comm. Joe kovacevic, Lodge
337; and Honorary Pres. Mike
Fuches, Lodge IA.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24
Tee Tourney Entry Field Men" Ready
To Accommodate All Swingers Anxious
To Participate In August 3rd Classic
La Grange, Illinois, Will Be Scene Of
What Sponsors Predict Will Be Largest
Gathering In Annals OF Mid-Western Meet

HAMMOND Ind. = Every golfer and this includes
juniors whose address have has by received his
or entry blank. But there still great number of
golfers whom have way of contactng For them,
would like to list the people with whom they get in
touch to obtain their entry blanks.
In and around Pittsburgh, do get in touch with
SPORTS Director Frank Bradic. He will have few handy
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24
Benwood Secretary In
Shift To New Quarters

BENWOOD, w. Va. = This
is to notify the members Of
CFU Lodge 2 that l have now
settled in my new home in
Mill Acres, Elm Grove, w.
Va.
Therefore, anyone who can
not come to the meetings to
pay their dues may mail them
to me at the following ad-
dress: Lawrence Jackovac,
P. O. Box 2132, Elm Grove,
w. Va; telephone Woodsdale
1118-J.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-24
.Julv 27 Deadine for 5th Midwest Tee Tourney
Junior Order Golfers Will Receive
Special Trophy Awards During Fiesta
Which Will Climax Midwest Tee Meet
Committee In Reminder That July 9th
Is Deadline For Tourney Entry Blanks
And August 3rd Banquet Reservations

HAMMOND, Ind - At the 5th Annual CFU Midwest
Open Golf Tournament, Saturday. August g. 1857 the
Peoria System of handicappng will be used in the team
and individual determination.
Three 60 holes the 'front.' nine and three 81 holes
the back will be selected by lot to be used
basis for determining the handicap Of all golfers. These
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Hollywood Report
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD tNANAl.--There will be
battle If producer Jack ChertOk insists on Ann
Sothern filming another &c Private Secretary
segments Ann is suing the producer for close
to 100000 and until this is settled I'll be sur
prised If she will do any filming.
Danny Thomas is looking for compatible
woman to play his wife in Make Room for
Daddy. He'll marry" at the end of his current
cycle, and start with the new missus next
fall tShe has to be someone / like SAID
Danny. because I'll be spending more time
with her than with my real wife-four days Oh
the week" Tommy Rettie is outgrowlng ms
role in the LaSSie series. Now IL, mes Sproutihs
fast
Eddie Rochester" Anderson is buying into
Arizona copper mines. POily bergen mas
linked an exclusive contract with CBS-TV for
both dramatic and variety roles Vincent Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
News of D. c. Studios
News of D. C. Studios
She'll Never Be Too Big
BY SHEILA GALLAGHER

You're a 9-year- boy. you have wish.
and you have famous uncle who has way
of helping wishes along.
TulIey Mott, the young son Of Commander
and Mrs Howard Mott Of 5000 Van Ness street
NV, wanted to take trip to California to visit
his favorite Newsletter Annette Funicello "a
regular on the Mickey Mouse Club, pm,
WNfAL-7. And since our young friends uncle
happens to be Tom Tully, the motion picture
Academy Award winner, the visit was arranged.
Tulley tells us that he has always admired
Annette on Tv. and so a few months ago he
wrote the Walt Disney studios requesting
picture OF the Newsletter. After I'd had the
picture for week" he said. II really got to like
her quite well and decided to pay her visit,
She's young and pretty, and she goes to school
in traIler-shes my girl friend"
When Tulley returned TO Washington he
wrote a fan letter of sorts to Annette. i
haven't heard from her yet" he confessed. but
it takes them a long while to do things out
there. 1t took ii years to make the film Peter
PAN, and months to complete the cartoon
series 'Jiminey Cricket so haven't given up
hope"
Patsy Cline, who recently captured the top
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Hollywood Report
Secretary Revolts

was pacted to similar agreement with the net
work recently
Donald OConnOr is the boy most likely TO
star in "Charley's Aunt"-scheduled for net
work presentation March 7. The old lady mas
been done so often she must be tired. sgd
Chaplin-Charlies brother-was the first, IN
early movies Jose Ferrer, Jack Benny and Kay
Bolger have all romped in the role.
Peter Graves, star of MICS Fury Western
series, Just received what he considers his most
fiattering fan letter It's from 9year-old boy
who states Il like you lot better than your
horse" Don Taylor turned down the title role
in the new Richard Diamond TV series for Dick
Powelrs Company because don't want to be
tied up in a series. l want to be free to direct
when directing job comes along" And thus
David Jansen. comparative newcomer, getting
the chance of a lifetime, has been signed for
the part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

All. ROMANCE Tulley Mott, 9, had
dream come true when his uncle.
Actor Tom Tully arranged this meet
ing with Mouseketeer Annette Funi-
cello OF the daily Mickey Mouse Club
Is pm, WMAL-D.
honors on Arthur Godfreys Talent Scouts, said
that the reason she failed to appear ON Connie
B. Gays Saturday Town and Country Jamboree
tWMAL-7l the other week was laryngitis i
want you to tell your readers" the Western
singer said, that wherever / go, or how ever
high / climb, III never be too big to come back
and shake hands with my old friends"
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15

Hrs Roy Martin. Hrs Savanna
Wright. and Miss Viola Bradford
and other members Of the fami-
u. Several gifts we're presented
70 the honoree. hrs. Olivia
Smith and children Of Decatur.
Illinois. are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. c. Stesans.
Mira joan Haakins. Of PhiIander
Smith college i spending > few
days with her mother Hrs. VII
lie Lowe. Mr.. and hrs Percy
Hayes visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ney Chambers in VaU. Sunday. !.
Lsrnee Buffers health Is i'm
proving slowly. Mra Alonza
serugss Of Ethel i spending >
few days with c. L Scrussz
Mrs. Bertha Pitts Is the newly
elected president Of the Mission
airy ociety. She l. asking all
members Of the church 10 attend.
:. Mrs n. r. scrusgs wishes to
think the church for the donA-
ton and al Of her friends who
were % very kind during my ILL
ness. May God bless each Of you.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15

wood. A. Num- and c. Williams
Miss MarTa Meekg Of Shorter
college. vas home for the week.
end. She Is the daughter Of Af.
and his Teazer Aeeks on vii
son street Washington hi
basketball team i still shooting
Il the BIZ 3 championship. !.
Al girls scouts and their lead
ers are invited 70 the Community
Center February = To Sc : film.
Wide Wide World. In keepink
with international friendship :.
The Matrons Art club will
sponsor . baby contest at Com
muniiy Center February . At
, p. m Miss Julia L. Coop
er. second grade teacher II FAIR
view school. announces the fol-
lowing honor roll students VII
fred Dolphin. Tobbie Gafford. An
drew Hollimon. Albert kres4
MarEie Ann Williams. Helena
Williams. Patrick MeDuffie. Ear
uestine Wade. Jimmy Desn Bur
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15
wessOIl

Mrs d. J. LeEEins
Mr.. and hrs J. II Boon and
mother-in-Ias from Junction City
were guests Of Mr. Boonis SIS
ter Mrs. Myrtle Hendriek Thurs
day. Earl johnson Of Newell
community was The guest Of >
friend over the weekend. :. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Elliott and
daughter Wanda Of Elicit com
munity were guests Of Mrs Il
liott's parents. Mr.. and Mrs A
w. Lossins. Saturday. :. Mrs.
Myrtle Meek Of Junction City
was the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
Myrtle Hendriek Thursday /.
Mr.. and Mrs 8. n Griffin.
daughter. Ollie Mae. ana Mira
Vera Moore were business visi-
tors In II Dorado Tuesday. !.
Alberta Malone spent > week
with her grandmother. Mrs. Char
les Davis. Mira Lula Haw-
kins. Mrs.. Myrtle Hendriek. and
Mrs. Myrtle Moore were busi-
ness visitors In Il Dorado Mon
day.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15
Nes Arc

Ella 1lae hrewn
Sunday was the regular ser
vice day Al Fellowship II. B.
church. The pastor Rev. L W..
Rodgers. delivered the morning
and evening messsses The pas
tor ana wife were dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias. Mrs.
Ben Franklin passed after q
long illness. The funeral was
held At ST. Paul upperhill. euloey
was given by the pastor. Rev.
w. D. Woody. n. T. Braeeeh. The
funeral was attended BY > large
number. from Dies Are. The
establishment Of Hrinkly Sunday
School was conducted BY the sup
erintendent L EwelI. Officers and
teachers elected and installed are
a follows: r. v. Ford assistant
secretary. chariene Robinson
teacher No. l. Mrs. Ewell No. ..
c. c. Grovan No. J. Mira Pearl
Matthias No. L Mrs. Daisy Govan
No. 8. Ella NJ. brown No. ..
Mr.. EVE Holloway. =. Sunday
evening communion was held at
the church. Mrs. Roxy Adam Of
upper Hiland and Pinky Hollo-
way are In Des Arc hospital their
conditions are much better al
this time. $. Sunday School and
truf&ee meeting was held SUM-
day morning At Bethel AME
church. The christian endeavor
was held by the president. Miss
Marie A. Brewer and BYPu Of
fieers. BYPu was conducted by
president Z. N. Brown. Bro. l.
Ewell. vice president secretary.
Mary A. williams assistant Sec
rotary. Charlene Robinson: song
leader Mrs. MarGret Hill: boos-
ter. Ms. Odessa williams. group
captains. Mrs. p. L. Matthias. Mrs
l. Ewell. Mrs. Daisy Govan.
Hugh Anderson. and r. NJ. Mills
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15

Evaporated
Milk Ii my secret Better.blend-
ing carnation brings out all the
good fiavors In this Double Corn
soufIie. It's especially good In
eo.d weather. Serve Il To your
family soon
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15

ZoIeer GIeme Left Tor Chi
eaeo Sunday. :. Mrs. Dorthy
Jane Meredith and daughter are
still here Dan Chase ana
Hrs Nellie Holloway were mar
RED Tuesday. The W. Il ,.
Of Fellowship l. sponsoring :
contest, Mrs. EVE Holloway and
Hrs. Ella Il. Brown. are contest
IN To raise As much - they
can for the society.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15

rel. Gloria Jean Washington.
Jseqaelyn Andrews and Linda
Reed Rev 4 Il Lovett
held his quarterly conference a
Huttig Sunday The meeting vas
in charge Of presiding elder ".
II. Eason. L. J. Guea. eoun-
" chairman Of the eeloEed disi-
sion n the polio drive. i CRATE
fuI to Ill for contributions made
in getting over our quota $.
Charity Meeks and Helen Harris.
we're dinner guests Of Adelene
Harris Ross Sunday. Several
out-of-lown gueEs attended the
birthday dinner honoring o. @.
Smith. n.
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15
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Mary Z. Fitts
Services were conducted At
First Baptist church Sunday b
the pastor Rev. c. Riland. :. A
birthday party was given for the
principal Of Key school J. 3.
clemmons. January u. and Hrs.
Myrtle 4. serusss January j.
18th parties we're EIsea b pupils
In each room. Other members Of
the faculty present we're. Mrs. Il.
c. Odemel. Mrs. Alice Johns. and
Mra Willie Williams. Mrs.
Annie Nelson was released from
Arkansas Baptist hospital Wed
nesday. e. 4 surprise dinner
was given In honor Of Mrs. u.
r. 6erusss Thursday night At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrx. Isizh Pitts
n. 81 Z. Halliburton BY Ruth
Pitt4 Laverne Pitts. and Mary
Eta Brown Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Anderson jenkins. Mr.. and
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15


Walter shannon. lifetime resi-
aeHl g Il Dorado. was funsraiiz-
ID Iazf week 81 Morning Star
church II. and Ars. While
WiIbeTI sHe the proud parents
Of ; bsby IN hera Isl week =
Waner Brown hospital. -. Ar.
and Hrs. Harmon l. Hill also
welcomed the sofk Il Warner
Brown hospital baby girl,
who arrived last week. l.
L. Phillips Of the state All. was
kuest q Z. I. Wheeler Last week
v. II Pierce Of Little Rock.
wnz weekend guest Of AT. and
Hrs 0. @. Smith. sr. The fol-
towing visiters were 81 New be-
tAeI sunday morning: U. $. Parr.
jr. Little Rock. Rev. williams
csmber: ". Cobb. Miss A. Nor
Arkansas State press., 1957-02-15

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ee.d weather. Serve Il TO your
family soon
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HOUSES UnFuRMIsHEp

cSL1aEpm.Pos 4m. so5 sss, nth st.. z. =, Nv
fessional business. lawyers, etc.
500 9 month. ma. s-0350.
COLORED-932 @ 81. s.W.--6 rms.
kit. 2 baths, REDEc., only SS5
mo. Call CO. 5-6222.
C0LORED = Isi5 ONTARIO PL.
----5 BEDRMs.. iiv. rm., din. rm..
kit,, bath, full bsint, and gar,
Sll5 mo. Call CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-IS5f QUE ST. NV
Suit for rooming house; contains
l3 rms. 2 kits, and 3 baths; auto.
heat, Sl00. Call CO. 5-i232.
COLORED--51 FENTON ST. NE
rms. kit. end bath: nr. PRINTING
once; $52.50 mo-. $3.50 wk. OIL.
.-1l2S.
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Nr. Ord and Bryant st: 3 rms,
S52 90 mo. $3.50 wk. OIL. 2-7l2S.
C0LORED-l126 X ST. s.E.-4
rms K. and B.. gas heat: adults.
submit ref, EDMUND NJ. O'SUI.-
L1vAN, 14Ol Eye st. n.ws Ma. u
COLORED-8-RM and bath brick
house: Ga. ave-. and Madison st.
NV. Bsmt., h.-w.h., sos. so; vacant
DIXIE REALTY Co, RA. $3.50.
COLORED-N,E. Deanwood; 6-rm
and bath semidetached, 2-story
house; gas heat, u blk bus. stores,
SS2.50: vacant. DIXIE REALTY CO
Ma. $3.50.
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE, D. C.,
2505 Randolph st. NE rms,
bath. ami: Sl1O. I'm. 10000.
cOLORED-36 HAYES ST. NE
Q rms. and bath. ami: 500
Vacant. Phone Spruce 3-6645.
COLORED-122 5Sth ST. NE,
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det. brick. 3 bedrms.. bath. full
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zAGAAft REALTY Co. Ii. 1897
COLORED-6 RMS. AND BATH
2-story. with 2-rm. bsmt. apt. pvt
bath, gas heat. pvt. entr.; $50 mo
LU. 4-3blS.
COLORED-NEWLY PAINTED--s-
rm,, 2-bath brick house: . kitchens
full bsmt., oil heat, suit, 2 families
$3.50. Vacant: key to inspect ai
DIXIE REALTY CO.. l417 L st. NV
| MA. S-SSS0.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

TIE MOST FOE TEE LEAST, nr.
MONTGOMERY Hills--4-bedrm Cali
fornia-styie bungalow; liv. rm. with
firepl., nr. schools. lovely level lot.
Only S13,b00. A. j. KESsINGER
a CO., JU. e-4644.
WELL FINANCED oPPoRTUNITY
1904 HANCOCK AVE. TAKOMA PIX
fabulous 4N% di loan q approx
most new detached 3-bedroom Co.
lonial brick on large lot. In quiet
location: diversified rms. throughoui
with den and powder room on 81
floor: full basement with recreation
rm. and big side. garage. Call Mr
Clark. RA, 3-9011.
MAR6HALL J, WAPLE CO.
AID. 4-2005
BETHESDA-$20,05 $50
RECIPE FOR GOOD LIVING
Take one white brick. Colonial
home with 3 bedrms. and full bsmt..
add den at rear and garage at
1.-THE side, place on . quiet tree
hood, gaynish with assorted trees
and shrubs. wrap In o Sl7. 600.
4Afs trust. Sound good? II Is. Why
waltz Call Mr.. Richardson, EN-. q
|bOs2 with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
CO. WO $4,000