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|Women's Clubs
To Sponsor
Art Contest

Mrs. James N. DeMoSs Of
the Kensington Junior Wom-
ans Community Club, has
announced plans for an art
talent contest for high school
seniors. The General FEEDER
alton Of Women's Clubs and
Hallmark Cards, Inc, are
sponsoring the contest.
State level winners will be
entered in a national con-
test. The three top national
winners will each be awarded
$500 to be applied directly to
a college art scholarship. In
terested seniors in the Mary
land area may obtain appli-
cations by calling Mrs. De-
Moss at Whitehall 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
Rock Creek Club
Elects Officers

Mrs. Peter Cameron was
elected president Of the Rock
Greek Women's Republican
Club at a recent luncheon
meeting Of the group in the
Kenwood Country Club.
Other newly elected officers
who will serve with her in
clude: Mrs. w. Newal Howell.
first vice president; Mrs. ].
Mark Trice. second vice pres
ident: Mrs. John @, Werneke.
recording secretary: Mrs.
Conrad B. Myhre, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs.
Louis Brecht, treasurer and
Mrs. Edwin A. Riley. assist
ant treasurer.
Mrs. Cameron also is active
on the Arthritis g. Rheuma-
tism Board Of the District Of
Columbus and is treasurer Of
the National Speech Clinic
Foundation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
Here s What to Look
For in Beauty in SO
BEAUTY NOTEBOOK

fiattering to legs. warns Fac
tor.
Hair-Do Of the Year
The Gibson Girls pOmpa-
dour, cut short. viii be the
hair-do of the year. predicts
Factor. It could look as
smooth and neat as Charles
Dana Gibson drew 1t, but
glamour girls. already seen
wearing 1t in the salons in
Hollywood and Paris. like
the new Gibson Girl hair-do
to look more tousled than
silken smooth. However. the
tousled effect must usually be
curl : controlled with hair
spray.
Watch Susan Strasberg.
l9-year-old enchantfess in
the Broadway hit, Time
Remembered" as q teen
age influence on young
styles. This little star wears
her hair brushed back as
simply as Alice's and released
in fluffy ends. For girls this
style is as youthful as q
tousled Gibson Girls POM
padour is worldly.
More Jumbo Jewels
If you think you we're a
luxurious lady laden with
costume jewels in 1857. wait
until you see what you will
be doing with 1885 offer
ings. Your jewels will become
great expressions of glamour
and will come completely
alive with the brilliant cos
tune colors. Bids. pendants,
collars, ropes and strands OF
cleaning beads and spark
ling webs-looking all the
world like maharajas' ram
SONS from India-will be
worn in all their glittering
glory. Earrings that will
dwarf last years designs will
hang nearly shoulder length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18

dough up along sides Of pan
to one inch height. Crimp
edges if desired. Drain off a
third of a cup of liquid from
one can OF prepared cherry
pie filling you can save this
for glaze, if desired) and
then arrange fruit filling
evenly over pastry. Bake in
hot oven. AIS degrees fahren-
heit 40-45 minutes or until
edges of pastry are brown.
Cut into serving portions
6 to 8 pieces as desired.
Equally good served hot or
cold.
Ice cream may be substi-
tuted for whipped cream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18

At this time of year when
every beauty expert worthy
of the name tries out his
Nostradamic talents. Max
Factor, jr., shuffies his sooth-
sayer's cards to see what's
in store for women for 1858:
The 1858 sack look. he
says. will be one Of the most
tantalizing since the Greek
tunic took over. Much more
alluring to men than charted
voluptuousness are the elu-
sive now-you-see-them, now
you-don't curves of women.
this practised observer says.
The chemise was well
enough established in 1857
to give it a firm hold on
fashion. The new year viii
see glamour girls graduating
from their apprenticeships in
learning ways to wear it.
COlOrs viii Dazzle
Make way for tropical
peachy -into-papaya colors in
dress, in hats. in handbags,
in shoes, in dazzling floral
fabrics. Sun imprisoned"
colors will be as bold as fruit
in a Van Gogh painting, a
bright as the grinning sun a
child colors with his orange
or yellow crNyons.
Eye Makeup
The lovely shine in the eye
in 1858 will owe its CLEAN
more to iridescent makeup.
which stays with you, than
the love light which comes
and goes. Light from the new
iridescent makeup will be so
soft and subtle so you won't
have to wait until dusk to
turn it on.
The Leg Look
Everything from hoisted
hens to green stockings is
conspiring to enhance the
sexy look Of these long
stemmed beauties. That's
what designers are doing for
women's legs. What women
can do for themselves, says
Factor. is to groom their legs
to perfection-even make
up applied to the legs will be
as important as face make
up, he predicts-and to get
busy with some exercises
that will whittle down sturdy
ankles for the lower-heeled
shoes they'll be wearing.
These may better balance the
chemise silhouette than high
er heels, but they won't be as
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This Cherry Slice
Is Cay Dessert

The brilliant red of luscious
cherries. the golden-glow of
rich pastry crust. plus heap
ing dollops of SIN oot h
whipped cream = here's a
dessert truly fit for a Pres
ident:
George Washington Cher
ry Slice" supposedly a favor
lite with the Father of our
Country, will go over big with
the father Of your family, too.
A spectacular table-bright-
ener for dull February days
the cherries cook to a
beautiful crimson - and the
dish is surprisingly easy to
prepare. There's next to no
work involved, since the base
of the recipe is a ready-to-
use canned cherry pie filling
that's already sweetened.
favored and measured. mot
for you the tedious cherry
pitting and stained hands of
grandma's dayD The recipe:
George Washington
Cherry Slice
! can prepared Cherry Pie
Filling
1l2 cups all-purpoSe flour
Il teaspoon salt
teaspoon sugar
e cup melted butter
2 tablespoons milk
Mix and sift flour and
salt and sugar into a bowl.
Combine melted butter and
milk in a cup and whip with
a fork. Pour all at once over
-four mixture and mix with
fork until dampened. Turn
pastry into an 8x8x2-i inch
square cake pan. Pat out to
cover bottom of pan and push
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18
Dual Service
Anniversary
To Be Celebrated

Space activities" will be
tout of the world" when the
count down ends on the 10th
birthday of the Sea Bees
and the 91st anniversary of
the Civil Engineer Corps on
Friday, March Z, at the Army
Navy Country Club.
The actual date of the
c. BIS inception is March 5
and the Civil Engineers,
March 2. So they added the
dates together for good
measure. The reception will
be at z pm. followed by din
ner at 3, and then dancing.
Rear Admiral Eugene j.
Peltier, chief of Navy Civil
Engineers and chief of the
Bureau of Yards and Docks.
will act as host and with
Mrs. Peltier will receive the
guests.
This party is the central
one of a round of like cele-
brations which will be staged
throughout the world. High
light of the evening comes at
$50 pm. with the GROWING
of the Queen Bee, who this
year will be Miss June Ro-
berta Cook, Miss Washing
ton of 1857.
Rear Admiral Horace B.
Jones. assistant chief of the
bureau, is honorary chair
man of the event and Capt.
James H. Etter, jr.. chairman.
They are assisted by 1t. Dur
rell A. johnson, Capt. James
I. Benson, Comdr. Edward c.
Bemberg, Comdr. Frederick
A. F. Cooke, Comdr. Charles
Alegrone and Comdr. Har-
old I. Taylor.
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Buffet Set
For Violinist

Nathan Milstein. violin
soloist with the National
symphony orchestra this
evening and again tomor-
row as well as the mati-
nee, concert Thursday after
noon. will be honor guest at
q buffet supper this evening.
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon
will be the hostess, entertain-
ing in her handsome and
historic home at 1901 F
street. two blocks from Con-
stitution Hall. Her guests
will number more than half
a hundred and will include
the conductor Of the or
chestra and Mrs. Howard
Mitchell. officials Of the Or
cheStra Association ana other
music lovers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell win
be honor guests at the lunch
con preceding the matinee
concert Thursday. The
luncheon is to be in the
Palladian room of the Shore-
ham Hotel and Mrs. Wal
lace M. Yater. acting chair
man Of the matinee series
and luncheon will preside
Dorothy Stahl, cellist and
Harold Wright. solo clarinet
list will be guests at the lunch
con representing the person
mel of the orchestra. Paul
Hume will speak on the music
to be heard at the concert
later.
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topping if you prefer. Either
way, the tart. tangy good
ness of this dessert is sure
to add to your reputation
for fine baking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18

and arms will be tightly
wound with m atching
beauty. The big news is that
these jewels which only
lighted the nights Of past
years, will be gradually and
bravely worn to outshine the
sun. A brilliant 1858 fashion
strategem with the seasons
sun colors and makeup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Acapulco has been added as
q port Of call for around-the-
world passengers aboard Amer
lean President Lines ships IS
President Polk and IS President
Monroe.
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Use This Lovers Leup'
For Sightseeing Only

There's a Lovers Leap within
a short drive from Washington
in an intriguing country good
for a week end visit.
It Is near Berkeley Springs
w. Va. at the foot Of Warn
Spring Mountain. The springs
early became famous fer then
supposed curative properties
and are still q treat for the
history lover.
The town was set UP as g
health resort in i7T6 under the
name Of Bath. That's still ia
ofiicial name.
Ill soldiers from Virginia regi-
ments we're treated there
George and Martha Washing
ton were frequent visitors.
The water. which maintain:
q constant temperature Of "A
degrees. has been found closely
similar TO that at Warm
Springs. Ga. There are spring
houses and lighthouses with
indoor swimming pools anc
facilities for baths in Berkeley
Springs Park. The springs are
State property.
The Lovers Leap is Just
north Of the town. II offers q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Puerto Rico Plans
Rure Book Museum

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico plans to open q
rare book museum this spring
on Gale de cristo in the Old
City section Of San Juan.
The government has col
lected $4,000 worth Of rare
books for the museum. which
will be set up in one Of four
buildings now being restored
TO their 18th or 10th century
Spanish style.
OF those. $4,000 worth were
donated. The govern ent
bought the remainder. Present
plans call for the museum 70
open before the second annual
Casals Festival which begins
April %. lit will be open TO the
public I'VE afternoons q week by
special arrangement and there
viii be no admission charge.
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ALL AT SEA
ALL AT SEA
Ais Spic and Span
On the Ocean Liners

This Is the season for new
faces among ships.
The refurbished liners are
beginning to arrive or depart
at New York's harbor. The
Cunard Lines Queen Elizabeth
Is due In Tuesday. spic-and-
span after being in dry dock
since November.
The IS Independence. over
hauled from stem to stern.
sailed last week in q history
making event. She is the first
transatlantic cruise ship I'M
der the American flag to sail
from q Southern port-Nor-
folk.
The MS Italia sailed Thurs
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Queen Elizabeth
To Rule on FIuu

KINGSTON. Jamaica IT h Z
flag Of the newly formed Fed
GRAFTON Of the West Indies has
been designed by q jamaican
West Indies leaders. meeting
In the federal capital in
Trinidad. accepted the design
II carries q Caribbean motif
Of sun and sea. with blue and
white bands representing the
sea and a golden sun in the
center. The design will be
submitted TO Queen Elizabeth
for approval.
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Britain and
Europe?
| have dozens
Of tours
for you to
choose 'front.'"
says your
BOAC Tour Officer

Comprehensive, high-spot tours-lons,
lcisurely tours. Independent tours
conducted tours. Economy tours
luxury tours.
All planned BY tour experts to give you
more travel for your money = on ALL
arranged. all-expense, ali.tEH BoAC
Tours.
Example: The Connoisseur Tour-vislt
England, Germany, Austria, Italy,
France. - days. &0el' round.trip
from New York.
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Bio Mountain Area
Sets Ski Burqoin

WHITEFISH. Mont. - The
Montana Highway Commission
has announced a series of bar
gain" ski weeks. at $50 for the
week. The offer runs from now
until mid-April.
1t includes seven full days Of
meals. six nights Of lodging at
the Big Mountain Chalet. six
ski lessons. unlimited use Of the
ski lift. and transportation 10
Big Mountain from the railway
station here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Many Toneued

More than $1,000 American
Indians live in New Mexico.
approximately one seventh OF
the country's Indian popula-
ton. These groups include
Nayajos. Apaches. Pueblos and
Utes. They speak variety of
native tongues. in addition to
Spanish and English.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

spectacular view over three
states. and overlooks the old
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
The American Automobile As
ISOLATION says the best way to
reach 1t Is along Route so via
the Memorial Bridge to VIM
chester. where U. s. 522 takes
you to Berkeley Springs. II
takes about three hours for the
l08-mile drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

PROM NEW voRK-MonsToP DAYLIGHT FLIGHTS TO CURACAO
Connections 10 ArIba Bonae Venezuela Colombia Panama,
Psramaribo Trinidad and other Caribbean ports
rnom MIAMI Daily service via Jamaica Aruba. Cuacso
Venezuela Three fights weekly TO Havana. Jamaica Port
au-prnce Ciudad Trujilo Aruba and Curacao
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|CoIypso Beut

JAMAICA, British West
Indies. This island has been
picked as the location for the
major part Of the film Ca
lypso." to be produced by
Enalpa Films Of Rome. The
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Gala Parisienne. the annual
Mardi oras Ball at the chal-
fonte : Haddon Hotel Febru-
ary Is.
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decision was made after o two
month search Of islands In the
Lesser and Greater Antilles.
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Bill Attracts Doll

a rI.ANTIC CITY. N. J. -
The noted artist Salvador Dali
viii be q guest here for the
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day from Hamburg following
q two-month facelifting Job.
Here three upper decks were
converted into dual-purpose
parlor-bedroom cabins. The
Norwegian America Lines Oslo
ford 10 back in service after
being equipped with stabilizers.
The Mauretania Is sailing now
completely air conditioned.
The luxury schooner TIE Vega
will leave Papeete. Tahiti.
March rs on the first Of It's new
South Pacific cruises. The two
masted schooner carries IL
passengers and a crew of Is.
] Most Of her i6-day cruises fea-
ture the Society and Cook
| Islands.
Orient Line has picked ORR
ana as the name for Its 10000
ton liner being built for service
between the Pacific Coast. New
Zealand. Australia and the
United Kingdom. Princess ORR
ana was the name given Queen
Elizabeth ! by Elizabethan
poets.
The Gaelic Athletic Associa-
ton Games and the Galway
Mems Associations of New
York. Boston. Chicago and
Philadelphia have combined TO
detour an ocean liner. On her
July "a sailing from New York.
Hofland-America Lines Ryn-
dam viii make a special call
July 81 at Galway for those
who want to attend the games.
It is the first postwar visit
there BY q major ship.
Ha 80
Acapulco has been added as
q port Of call for around-the-
world passengers aboard Amer
| lean President Lines ships SIS
I pVaeida,,t poIk and &c praeida,,t
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CLINTON
CUSTOM BUILT

open ! 10 8. y Manor dr.
!issso Ri' so.it.''iis. rn' % sI;S
fireplace, larss WITNESSED bed
rooms, on h-asrt HANDICAPPED lot.
Many extras, FHA approved. Low
down payment. Dir. Out Old
Branch ave, about 3 blocks beyond
sh .ns, !, H Ss nsII c1tEhssnxipTr
nEAITY Co
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

q WASHINGTON EsTATEsl
77i3 KiPLINO PARKWAY
oPEN SUN. 100 TIL Q
civilians make II possible 10 pqT-
chase this s.esdGm; 6rk, rsmsl. ,
features fireplace IN Nv. rm,, sep
din. Tm. ultra mod, hit with gat,
base disposal and wall oven, full
70 Andrews, Ewes. cY. 1-sg5s.
Crawford & Bandy, Inc.
REALTQRs RE. 5-ei0l
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SUITLAND AREA
TAYLOR GARDENS


A brick split-level home awaits you in this fine
neighborhood. Luxury is the word, indeed, when
describing their and bedrooms, baths with
a 3rd roughed-in, large modern kitchen, full
dining room, recreation room, basement and car
port. Situated on A-acre lot, these homes are
conveniently located to public and parochial
schools and TO Suitland Junior and Senior High.
We have lots available and will custom build TO
suit
PRICED FROM $le,e5O TO $22,S4O
TRADES ACCEPTED
OPEN SUNDAY, II TIL DARK
Directions: Out Suitland parkway TO- Silver Hill
3D., left on silver Hill I'd, continue about lh
mi. to TAYLOR GARDEN SIGN and right to
OPEN" house.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY co.
473l Silver Hill Rd, suitland, Nd
RE. $4,000
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
TO SETTLE ESTATE

sofa -. Clair drive; 8 10 choose
from. These lovely semidetAched
ht SIT sa'IiT u Si Sn BATH and g.,
SSd ti,t fSSi;.'I. CIR FTt q i n hsS
M ; 81 81 I saSss,r. Sn' 6psn
DARK Cali RE 6-sO6Oi svss, LII
l-uD37,
Moore a. Moore, Realtors
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EVANSVILLE AREA

Beautiful brick Cape Cod.
featuring carport. lovely
handicapped lot, ? bis bed.
rms; on =! A., Eoughsd
on md iT., fireplace. wall-
to-wall Competing In living
I'm. -dining Pm, area. Equip.
kitchen: bis. full basement.
alum. storm windows. Near
parkway for Ft. Meade and
WASHINGTON. Asking only
eiS.06O, FHA OF eonvens
tional terms available.
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COLLEGE PARK

Brick Cape Cod: $4,000,
only 5000 down, on soft,
vide level lot with detached
garage and Shop. 2 bedrms.
down. plus larHe attic. up.
All-eleetrie kitchen. storm
windows. and anehor-feneed
yard, Can be 3O-yeaF nnahe-
ing for low paymonts.
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OPEN l TIL
CHEVERLY
2Al5 Laurel Ave.

S4S 49, 4e SA AANAs
Vseantj owner transferred.
forced 10 sell this outstand-
ing b-rm. brick Colonial: on
bis lot. Has full basement.
rec. rm., side porch. mirrors,
eernieea, separate dining I'm.
and all equipped kitchen.
Pull asktng priea only SIS
300. As Low as 81 .2A0 down,
balance on 30-yr. FHA loan,
for payments like rent. Near
beth public and paTeehial
schools.
DIRECTIONS: Out Balti-
more washington pkWy. 10
cheveyly turmoil. bear risht
enc block 70 cheveTiy Eates.
continue right 10 Inwood St.
turn left 70 Laurel ave. then
right 10 Open StRu,
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MT. RAINIER AREA

Ride out 10 our once ana
let Us show you this beau
tlful stems and shingle
rambler, 2 years old and
in perfect eonditten for
0nly Sl4,60O. Pull bass-
ment. Anchor fenced yard.
Automatic washer. new pow
or HoveF and other features
galore. Lev down pay
ment, balance on 30-yT.
FHA lean.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.


M ALLENTowr AND RAccooN
$500 ssih OWN. IA e'Toie,
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AVONDALE AREA
OPEN SAT -SUN 1915

New custom. quilt brick homss;
ramslers, split.levels. Cane Gods.
.. . and 4 sedrms., : full baths,
bassboard h.;vh.,, sep. din. rm,,
esmt. cony, e transp, shopplnl,
schools etc DIR; Miehigan ave
Ave RI Tigh. Lot % open sisn. Prices {
e sSm VA fo.s1oI. Ea.SSanasI
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ROGERS HEIGHTS

Price reduced 10 Sls,-
Colonial. loaded with vsias
and comfort. Separate din
Ing room, full basement
with paneled rec. rm., side
screened porch and big level
landscADed lot. As low -
$500 down.
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LEWIsDALE AREA

Only $4,000 for this
striking brick rambler. 3
big bedFms., larae living rn.
and dining area. tiled bath,
equipped Kitchen, tnll bsmt.
plus beautiful level land
scAped lot. As lev as 500
down on 30-yeaF FHA loan
for lev, low payments. M,
every convenience.
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HYATTsvILLE-$l5,7S0

For this bargain priced
department, sll-hriek home.
la'Gs .ms az spd "a eash oS en- ang
nr. pIus full basement. OIL
hot.water heat both kiteh-
ems All equipped. Only IL
years cd and decorating 10
All she needs. Both FHA And
conventional financing avail
able. Don't be late.
THE PERRY BOSWELL co
WA. 7-4500 Realtors
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S:snsssssi;cx 3 ;sraEssEEib ssESk
INC, RI. g-ba0l. "
'sss%s Pl ICY % 81 x. s .SS.;s!l ia;ag'
saauuiippsd III, with kno3ty-plpt
. sS5f'' iiifNckE V ord si Sy'i pS S;fl
ERTIEs. xP 7-777l.
HOUSES BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
golfers! Live at the country club
Your wife can watch YOU througt
the kitchen window. Excitipg RED
brick rambler; fyil hassmsnt p.Tl
cheap ct slb.D50. w. n. HUGHES
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FOR A GARDENER
WHO CAN PAINT

!SsS,s NJ: S::s s.i"':.s 3S5
Tor ssis. SVs ont.of.tewn V ownei
says TO sell "as 8" and make al
lewance In the price for doing YOU,
THIS home has lalousied sun
5 SSTsn Of sDd Fitshs snnOS. Large AIS
% . aas snd pNs ssrSr FUR
trees, GARAGE, Dir; Out Marlboro
nike 10 Old 'Forestvllle I'd, rIeht 10
'''n 'pStssEsiRRtr f EE4Gllf rs!y6Sh'o'''
RE. B-R4n4 RE b.4a0g
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NM ALLENTOWN AND LAGOON
hbs.--AbanG aefe With h.Iln
$500 siih. owFfk. IA p.TOio
HOME AND INCOME
hTk, homeA, l with AsheaFmk
: baths and shower stan, full htmt
with tin rec, Fm,, oil hwh,, lac lsve
lai with nice ahTubbery and iTult
oSssii.sssr RhaALR %, nm ' d TsHisaa
Zoos oWRke hb., oxoN hit
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FAIRFAx-Mod, 3-bedFm., sep, din;
IN 5R' R IA Ei sI sEiE e IT, saS SSC
FAIRFAX = sI4 $50 - spacious, ,
bedTms., Iva baths, full bsmt.; on
corner lot. Down payment open
to responsible purchaser, $4,000
LIST trust, S14 mo. Owner viii
hold I'd trust with payments 70
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AN OLDER goME, WITH

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story stss' nome asld65 has i s;sisFPei,
acre landscape lot with beautiiul
shade trees. Home has no bsmt =.
but i does have s,storv, Gear
uses end .tely for ham station
along with any reasonable offer
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Fsso stStioSj, lit "a 'M"pIs &, left
To sign.