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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

Mrs. c. M. Pearsall, ardent
church worker and member of
~ trustee board at st. James
AME Church, won, with an over
vhelming majority, the popularity
contest which eliminated on last
Sunday. Entitled to a free two
day trip to Nassau, Mrs. Pearsall
will accept the award during the
Easter season.
Second and third place awards
were won by Mrs. Martha Nichol-
ON and Mrs. Mae Tucker, re-
spectively. Each received awards
and communication from the con-
gregation for their efforts in the
contest.
Rev. A. Joseph Reddick ex-
pressed sincere appreciation to
Mrs. PearSall and the contestants
for making the event an out
standing success.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
Library and Y's to
Give Negro History
Week Program

The Dorsey Memorial branch
of the Miami Public Library, Muir
rell branch YWCA and Carver
YMCA will present their official
program in celebration of Negro
History Week on Monday, Feb.
IL at 7:3O pm.
H. Daniel Lang, executive secre-
tary of the Miami Urban League,
will discuss G. v. Woodlands book
"The Strange Career of Jim
Crow" Other features of the pro-
gram will include recorded works
of outstanding Negro poets and
musicians.
The public is invited to attend
the program at the Dorsey Branch
Library, 100 NV 18th st.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
NOTICE

Seminole Chapter No. II, OES
regular meeting nights are the
End and 4th Friday nights of each
month. Meetings are held at the
Temple, 1742 NV 3rd ave. All
officers and members are asked to
be out at the first meeting which
will be on Feb. 8. Officers failing
to be out will be fined $1.00 unless
sick in bed.
Sis. Hattie Nottage, w. M.
Bro. Admiral Beneby, w. p.
Sis. Bernice Flemming, Rep.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
Phi Delta Kappans
Thank Friends

Members of Alpha Delta Chap
ter of the National Sorority of
Phi Delta Kappa thank their
many friends who attended their
March of Dimes Tea and who so
generously contributed to t h S
most worthy cause.
We are especially grateful to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy c. Brown for
the use of their beautiful home,
and to the following for our most
enjoyable program: Mrs. Lillian
Peterson, Misses J. M. Allen, J. l..
Allen, Jean Solomon, CaSSandra
Hanna, Leomia Williams, Arthur
King, Samuel Stewart, Robert
Thomas and jeff NeSbitt.
Mrs. Ida K. Sidney, baSileus
Lois Kicks, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
BTW Receives Natl Citation for Safety

Leading the high schools in
Dade, Booker T. Washington has
been cited by the National Safe
ty Council for exceptional ex-
cellence in safety. The first in the
county, among high school groups
to be so honored, the school has
been listed on the National School
Safety Honor Roll.
A certificate and plaque pre-
sented by the Council will serve
as an effective reminder of past
accomplishments and of the need
for continued safety efforts.
Fletcher A. Paschal, instructor
of driver education, stated that
this is the first national honor
which has come to the school in
general; but, the patrols, having
received the distinction of march
ing champions in 1856, still hold
the championship which was
awarded during the American
b. Automobile Alociation Annual
Patrol Contest held in Washing
ton, D. C. Jacqueline Jones, pa
troll major, has been working dill
gently with the group along with
patrol sponsors, A. B. Harris and
William j. Stirrup to take honors
again this year.
Principal Williams, who is
proud of another 'first" chalked
UP by Booker T. Washington. says
the honor has come about thru
the coordinated efforts of the pa
trolls with the patrolmen and pa
trolwomen assigned by the Coun-
ty, the excellent record which has
been set by students who have
taken driver-education classes,
counselling in safety and obser-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

Eddie 'Castlerock" Castleberry,
popular disc jockey on radio sta
ton WMBM, who has been pro-
NOTED to the position of program
director of that station. The pro-
motion is effective today (Friday,
Feb. ~
A veteran of 61s years in radio,
Castlerock is a native of Bir-
mingham, but has also done radio
work in Greenville, S. c., before
coming to Miami in Nov. Of 1855.
He has been with the Robert
A. Rounsaville chain Of stations
which owns WMBM, since early
1855. A very versatile personali-
ty, he is very much at home on
any kind of radio program,
whether blues, hillbilly, bop or
even classical. But he prefers the
blues over all of the others.
Next to radio, Castlerock's big
love is dramatics. He is one OF
the leading members of Robert l..
Sawyer's Tropical Drama Guild.
He announced that his new po-
sition will not interfere with his
program and he considers it an
other step upwards. And here's a
tip to the girls: He is single and
lives at the Sir John Hotel
Photo by johnson of Miami.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
Announcement

Three more classes in adult ed
ucation will be open for this Sc
mester at Booker T. Washington
High School. Glasses will meet on
Monday and Wednesday nights
from Z pm. to pm. at Booker T.
Washington High School, 1900
NV 9th ave. Registration fee is
$1.00. All persons interested should
register at once in room 112 on
either Monday or Wednesday
nights.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
Jaycees to Meet

The regular meeting place of
Northwest Miami Junior Chamber
of Commerce has been changed
from the Liberty Square Audi
forum to the office of Atlanta
Life Insurance Co., 221 NV 9th
st. All members and other men
interested in community better
mt are invited to come out at
8 pm. Monday night. Moseley
Doles is president of the group.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
NOTICE

This is to say thanks to all who
contributed to the funds to buy
Bibles for the children at t h e
Dade County Children's Home at
Kendall. The offering was raised
by Madam Rosa Shaw at the
Longshoreman's Hall on Jan. Is.
Forty New Testament Bibles were
purchased by Madam Shaw and
Rev. Ira Mccall. The Bibles were
delivered to the Children's Home
by Rev. Mccall. Again, thanks.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

Edith Coverson as general chair
man.
Come out and enjoy an evening
of interest and fun, when Jab-
Nerwock Goes Circus. Prizes and
awards will be given to Individual
group contestants, as recommend
ed by competent judges.
All proceeds will be used for
the benefit of Delta's scholarship
fund. Each year one worthy
young woman, from each of Dade
County's four high schools is Civ
en a scholarship by Beta Zeta
Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority towards furthering
her education.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02

vance to all traffic laws.
From left to right: Fletcher A..
Paschal, safety education instruc-
tor; Miss Agnes Henderson, drill
team director; Mrs. c. M. Bow
yer, school safety patrolwoman;
Jacquelyn Jones, patrol major;
Miss A. B. Harris and William
Stirrup, sponsors of school patrol.
Sgt. J. E. Hendrix of Miami Po-
lice Dept, presenting National
Safety Council certificate.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
Annual Jabberwock

All roads now lead to Booker
T. Washington High School, 1900
NV 9th ave., where Beta Zeta
Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority presents its an
lual Jabberwock, Monday even
1g, Feb. IL at 8 pm. with Mrs.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
HELLO 50
BILL j.! ~

All EIks, visiting daugh-
ters and Bills are cordially
invited to visit Atlas Lodges
Elks Rest at 329 NV 18th
Terrace.
SOMETHING doing al
ways. Open daily at 6 pm.
for all social activities.
WHILE IN MIAMI make
the Rest your social head
quarters. Meet friends and
be met.
w. o. Perry, Exalted
Ruler
Harold Riggs, chairman
of House Comm.
Chas. C. North, chairman
trustee board
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-02-02
Personal Mention

A quiet wedding took place at
Temple Baptist Church Sunday
afternoon, Jan. 20, when Miss
Rose Fowler-Dean and Norris
Lightbourne were joined in holy
wedlock. The attendants were
Mrs. o. Balm, Mrs. M, Hspburn
John Balm, Theophilus Marshall,
Rev. l.. A. Thompson officiated
and Mrs. v. Strachan was at the
piano. A number of friends of the
couple were present.
Mrs. Clarence Thompson of
Waynesville, N. c., is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Clarence Mcmillan,
AIS NV 18th teri. Mrs. Thomp-
son is the former Miss Ray Will
son of Miami.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-05
Cub Scouts

Cub Pack PIG meeting at ST.
Paul's Episcopal Church was
special one, four Cubs, David
Gould, Page Ward, Steven Moshos
and Jeremy Hull being inducted.
Receiving "gold" pocket pieces for
recruiting were Peter Ellington,
Warren Lange, George Kraber and
Godfrey Kain.
The cubs and parents gave spe-
cial recognition to Cub Bill Fricke
who, going into boy scouting re-
ceived his lions badge.
Mrs. Warmers den put on skit
using each letter of the words
Omitted Nations" to explain what
World Friendship means to us.
Awards were given as fololws:
Glenn -Goldwyn, silver arrow;
Dana Mckinley, wolf badge; James
Wardell, bear badge, lion book and
2-year pin; Godfrey Kain, wolf
badge; bear book, denner badge
and 1-year star; George Kraber,
wolf badge, bear book, denner
badge; James Ojala, George Ojala
and William Kelley, 2-year pin,
gold arrow, lion book and silver
arrow: Daniel Musk, James Jones
and Walter Parker, wolf badge,
bear book, 1-year pin. Walter also
received a gold arrow, silver ar
row and denner badge; Paul
Sharaba and Wayne Techet, den-
ner badge; Frank McCaskey, 2
gold arrows, 2-year pin and lion
book: Dennis Hamilton, gold arrow
and 2-year pin; Thomas Green. 2
year pin; Kirk Warner. wolf badge,
gold arrow, bear book and 1-year
pin.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-05
Shaw Singers
Again Tell Of
Christmas

A star and a song. These we're
the channels through which the
world received the news of the
birth of the Christ Child. Ever
since song has been closely woven
into the observance Of Christmas
wherever Christmas is celebrated.
Shaw High Schools Department
Of Music has come to be an integral
part of Christmas for East Cleve-
landers and their neighbors. Hun
dreds will thrill to the old-old story
again this season when these sew
eral groups from Shaw bring the
songs of Christmas.
No less than ten such engage
ments are now on the departments
calendar. From the full groups
such as the Rhythm Teens and
choir, tothe smaller Octette, Lit
tie Choir and the new Brass Choir,
the Shaw pupils face busy Dec
ember under the direction of Miss
Margery Shields and S. Robert
Fraser.
Tomorrow - Friday - at 600
p. M. the Octette sings for the
Couples Class of Forest Hill
Church; and on Friday, December
18th, this group appears with the
Singers Club at Wade Park manor.
The famous Shaw Rhythm Teens
will make two Christmas appear
ances. Last night they put on the
program for the Bank Auditors,
meeting at Hotel Carter, and on
Tuesday, December 18th they ap-
pear at the Christmas party of
Kiwanis of Cleveland Heights.
The larger choir makes its ap-
pearance at Halle's at 1870 a. m.
Saturday, December 7th and shop
pers. who pause to enjoy this half
hour of music hear the message
which reminds that Christmas is
more than gifts alone.
The Little Choir sings the Tri-
angle Class at Euclid Avenue
Christian Church, Sunday. Decem-
Der 9Th: and at the East Cleveland
Community Council Christmas din
ner meeting Thursday, December
18th.
A new music ensemble under the
direction of S. Robert Fraser is
the Brass Choir. This group makes
it's debute Monday, December 10th
when it presents one Of the special
Christmas programs at the East
Cleveland Library. The hour is
500 p. m.
Then all groups unite for the
usual Christmas student assem-
bly, and as grand finale, for the
annual Christmas Concert, the de-
partment's Christmas gift to the
Community. This program will be
given Thursday, December 10Th at
500 p. m. in Shaw Auditorium.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-05
Christmas
Travellers

Mr.. and Mrs. K. S. Whiteman
of 1909 Strathmore ave. spent
Thanksgiving and the balance of
the week with relatives at Nap
panee, Ind. returning home Sun
day night.
Mrs. Charles Penn Of Fort
Laurderdale, Fla, is spending the
week with her father, Mr.. w. R..
Johnston of 146OO Euclid ave. and
her sister, Mrs. Franklin Allan of
Chardon, Ohio.
The Clarence Rauchs of Glynn
rd. had an unusually happy
Thanksgiving weekend. Home for
the holiday were their sons, Will
liam and family from Florham
Park, N. j., and Mr.. and Mrs.
JACK haucn OF IdildInd ClLy.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. DiLiberto, 1875
Brightwood ave-, wish to announce
the birth of boy on November 26.
Mrs. DiLiberto, the former Mar
ilyn Lamont, was a Physical Edu
cation instructor for the East
Cleveland Elementary Schools.
+,%
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hath
away and sons, Kenneth and Ron
aid, were the Thanksgiving Day
guests of Mrs. Hathaway's moth
er, Mrs. Katherine Teal of Su-
perior rd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-05

The Western Reserve District
Boy Scouts Of America held their
third annual meeting at the Win
dermere Methodist Church in East
Cleveland.
Speaker Of the evening was
James T. Griffin, President of the
Greater Cleveland Council Boy
Scouts of America.
"The youth of today are the fu-
ture citizens of tomorrow, and in
this connection the boy scout
movement has done an outstanding
job toward providing a better and
more responsible citizenry," stated
Mr.. Griffin.
He stressed the need for more
volunteers in the greater Cleveland
scout movement to take care of the
anticipated $4,000 boy scouts by
1860.
He enumerated the great strides
made by the Greater Cleveland
Council in providing camping and
exploring facilities for the boy
scouts and outlined the needs for
the future.
Tribute was paid to the Western
Reserve District on receiving first
place in the entire council on its
1000 re-registration of units rec
ord and the excellent progress
made in trained leadership.
Cited for their contribution to
scouting were Earl O'Donnell and
C. G Kinley, recipients of the Lamb
Award, highest honor given by the
Lutheran Church and Libro Di
Zinno recipient of the st. George
award, highest honor given by the
Catholic Church.
George S. Voinovich was re-
elected District Chairman and Paul
Greve was elected Vice Chairman.
John NJ. Andree was again recon-
mended to the ExecutiveBoard as
District Commissioner of the Wes-
tern Reserve District.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-05

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Slagle, 1858 Garden rd., boy,
Timothy Carl Slagle, November
9th.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Antonacci, 1854 East 141st ST.,
boy, Dennis Alan, November 10th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-12-05

Born to Mrs. Hector Morales,
1916 Chapman, a oirl, Aileen Vic
toria, November 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

POTOMAC HUNT AREA, IL acres
Minis from Bethesda CountrS
Club ,.OO-it rd frontage or
bcllS NH I'd high ground trees,
excel. Tor honeSiteS or small eS.
tates Only S@,i0O an acre oil
n-liuhS nNns . In q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

and increasing value potential In
this large tract adjacent to Bureau
OF Standards property a. inter
change in Gaithegsbure New on the
market and priced at figure con-
Sistent with value set by Govern
ment on Bureau Of Standards tract.
Exclusive. RCMER 4 CO. REAL
TORS. GAIrHERERI1RG onn
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sTROUT CATALOG, free Farm

SIROUT CATALOG, free Farm
homes. businesses "a states
STROUTS REALTY, Il3S-A wood
ward Bldg, Wash. Stearling 3-37Sl
COUNTY. VA.-p!ctu-
rescue, ) acres. incl stocked pvt
pond. swim. skate, and ayr. ram
bier. . bedrns util rm.. bath. pan
eled liv. nm. arepl,; - mi Wash.
OWNER no. "-3lal also. sat
Sun. Loyettsyille. Valley 2-4726
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27
STORE VALVES

ONE STORE now available in this
successful Falls chuEch shopping
center real opportunity for an az :
greSslye merchant. JE. 4-3g00 JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

MUST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATE
l0-rm dwelling. > tenant houses,
30-cow dairy, dry barn, poultry
house: "a a; 3s mi b c price
equip 500 500 Stripped $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

q ACRES, wooded. with stream. |
mile from new eXpresSwav reason,
able terms. NJ LEO STORCH
SIP 3-ib0n
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Mr.. SHERATON-PARK

2 900 So. #. of prime ONCE space
in new air-cond. bldg Ideal foi
embassy-chancery use, doctors quar-.
ters and many other uses. Call Mr.
Ransom, with JAMES L. DIXON &
CO, ST. $1,000, ewes. FE. 3-535S
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NEAR wA!sRIslRENToN. VA.

z EXCtplIUIldI Bargains
~ ACRES with stream. Nd. 81
mi, d. c beaut. view. nice nm
house orchard. garden cutbldgs
Slo51o, la ACRES. VA. NJ Bey
cry Beach; beaut brook: attrac. -
nm bungalow. outbldes taxes $50:
N,5uU MIR OLSON WC G-1Ja-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

GLENSIDE DRIVE t7h00 New Hamp.
Shire aIe turn left . blks Five
lots adioinlne all ntils price,
Broker, AL. j.88hs '''N =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

Ten ACRES, chillum area, Nd -
aoned ..esidential; sewer and water
close 70 churches. schools, shop
I've ioe terms MR. CARNEY
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INVEST. PRoP.-SALE Cont. J
4-FAMILY Apt NV

Cor. brick. Two 2-bedrm. apis,
two l-bedrm. apis. $3.50 yearly in
come SOB. 800 SIS 900 dn. WO. g.
2274 or EN-. $500. TANEN REAL.
lTY co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-27

2-bedrm. rambler witt
rm.. plaster walls; level, cor. lot.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

$50 DOWN--l00"x200" rambler
sites. Development; facing Colesvillt
I'd. past Silver Spring, Md Sl.5Of
UP, KAY REALTY CO, PA. $4,000
GAITHERSBURG-Zoned apartment
around 2 acre. with water sewer
and eas In front Now improved
with 2-unit income Improvement
! Slaa5u. ROMER 4 CO. Gathers.
~. ARL.--Spectacular view over
river, IN excel. Riyerwood: bldg. site
OF over y acre, with beautiful
trees. privacy; underpriced at $40
GOO GRETA BROWN. IA 2-T567
PARKvIEW ESTATES-A beautiful
about ls-acre lot with direct view
into the park. all utilities INE2
( CuSHARD Realtor, EN-. 2-423a OF
OIL 2-5S61
SANDY SPRING -OI NEY AREA-l3C
acres Of beautifully lyins sround
ready Tor subdivision Liberal terms
II desired Box 433-B. Star
MAI BROOK, vireinia's most ex.
elusive residential area ronv Il
corners; over l-ncre lot. a50-ft
frontage nice trees, spring and
brook all utils avail JE 3-a5Si
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
Club 2-acre. sites sewer and
streets terrific value sHAPiRo
INC. NE S-l1l7.
ARLINGTON. vA--6OxloO lot. 2
blkS. from Kanns store. only $500
down close TO everything. S3.nh0
DILLON LAND CO, JE. 4-4O4O
open - TIL O.
SUITLAND-Choice lots for builders
OF Sl7.500 homes, from 10 ~
available. sewer. water, gas, curbS
and house connections installed
very y,,, 1r,sssasonSble terms T. D.
FALLS CHURCH AREA, Si7.5OO-7
lots. block Falls Church. $4,000
So u ava Reas cash, owner hold
LIST trust Old house. renting $50
mo LUCILLE COOK. JE' a.3@Ss
FOR SAIL BY OWNER - Approx
sauqui County. / III mi Washington n
side of Warrcnton Estimated tim.
Der value, approx $4,000 Com
plcte, Sl5,50u owner will take
5000 cash down Call CIR. 1851
20 BUILDING LOTS near Mclean.
Va. all improvements In, ready TO
build WILLIAM p PARRAMORE.
Realtof, ia 2-a6d6 or KE S-4GlG.
/. BEAUTIFUL lg-ACRE WOODED
LuTS, only J mile from Washing
toni Baltimore pkwy. only 20 min
utes to d G.; al utilities; reason
able eonvenieM terms NJ LEO
STORCH, SIP 3.IhO0.
GLENSIDE DRIVE t7h00 New Hamp-
Shire are., turn left . blks Five
I so,tSS s6 adioinlns all gtils price.
Broker All, l-68bs
Ten ACRES, chilmm area. Md -
aoned sesidential, sewer and water;
live, loc terms MR. CARNEY.
Broker AID i-HdjS
q ACRES wooded. with stream. |
mile from new cXprcsswav. reason !.
able terms NJ LEO STORcH.
POTOMAC lII'NT AREA. IL acres:
Minis from Bethesda country
Club l,.OO-it rd frontage on
bcllS Mill I'd high ground trees
excel. Tor homesiteS or small eS.
tates Only SOTO an acre. Oh
b-ti"dS, EYES, 10 q
OUTSTANDING CLOSE-IN SITE for
development Unlimited possibl.
tiles )" acres Tor country CLUB
ttpe development including huge.
beautifully designed home for pri.
,ate community school or club All
large rooms. " solariums. walled
garden ideal Tor installation OF
community swimming pool, Sever
utes TO 18th 81 Bridge Close 70
Mt Vernon blvd homcsiies would
rounding countryside, Shown by
appointment only Call Mrs. Rob
bins RoUTh ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP, XII $4,000.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

WOODWARD BLDG.-share lawyer.
2-rm. suite: air-cond, fully equip
and furn., reaS. ME. S-l201.
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n. ARL.-Spectacular view over
river. In excel. Riyerwood; bldg site
OF over y acre, with beautiful,
trees. privacy; underpriced at $40.
600 GRETA BROWN. ia. 2-T561
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BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE
BUSHES: PROP. FOR RENT

2O1f NJ ST. N.W.-2nd comml Store
with mezzanine and warehouse. APP
proX l.500 50. II. RA 6-3220
USED-CAR LOT - First -commercial
corner containing 80. 900 50. Il
street level; on Benning I'd rea-
tonable rent. NJ l. KRAFT. CO.
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OUR BEST

II. PIAAMIT Hills; S12,95O-Onl,
ST 5000 will move you into this spot.
less, 3-bedrm. rambler: pay the bal
like rent: beaut. kit. many extras
~. ST, JOHNS PARISH: S15,95C
--All-brick, o-bedrm rambler witt
full. bright bsmt.. big firepl. IN liv
rm., plaster walls; level. cor. lot.
~. ST. JOHNS: S17,95O-Apple.
pie brick Cape Cod with 3 bedrms.
Ia baths. I'm. rec, rrn., side screened
porch; huge, level lot. well planted
-. ST. JOHNS: Sls,95O-Sunny
3-bedrm. brick rambler, ranch frs.
, side screened porch. high. breezy lot
well screened from the street.
rs. ST. JOHNS S24,75O-Spa.
cious.. slate roof Colonial: sep. din
I'm, 3 bedrmS., . baths, I'm. rec. rim.
scr. pch. Diet. gar; wond. fam. home
20. LEESBURG PIKE: So4.T5O-
Center-hall. brick split-leyel on ~
acres: 3 bedrms., Ia baths. 2-cai
gar. for close-in country living.
n. WAKEFIELD FOREST: So.
a50-White brk. ramb. with 3 br.
: b., spectacular rec. rm., secluded
liv. pch. on beaut. Handicapped "a acre
MCLEAN REALTY
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SANDY SPRING -OINEY AREA-iaC

PARKvIEW ESTATES-A beautiful
about la-acre lot with direct view
into the park: all utilities IHE2
( CuSHARD Realtor, EN-. 2-423a OF
OIL 2-5S61
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acres Of beautifully lyins sround
ready Tor subdivision Liberal terms
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