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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23
Moeksburg-
WCTU Prepares
Carpet Rags For
Vets Hospital

The w. c. T. u. enjoyed an all
day meeting at the church Friday.
The diversion Of the day was pre-
pairing carpet rags to be sent to
the Veterans hospital. A covered
dish lunch was served at noon.
The president, Nellie Warren,
had charge of the devotional per-
iod. She used as her theme, BE
ginning Again. There was a brief
business session.
Enjoying the meeting were:
Lula Blake, Linnie Goodwill, Ell
la Walters, Bessie Farley, Ella
Miller, Yula Murrey, Virginia
Frew, Sadie Rihl, Nellie Warren
and Mamie Antill.
Church Notes
Church school, $50 a. m, with
preaching at 7:30 pm, Sunday by
the Rev. Walter Brown.
Birthday Celebration
Miss Irsez AdGlesburger cele-
brated her sixteenth birthday on
Thursday, Jan. Is at the home OF
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Rihl. Besides her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Addlesburger
and family, there were seven
guests present.
Personals
Mrs. Cora Longfellow has re-
turned home after visiting rela-
tives in Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Barlow
and son, of Canton, were week
| end visitors at the Dana Bear
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wheel.
er and family, of Marietta, were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mrs. Ella Walters. They alst
visited Mrs. Rosa Boone, OF
Crooked Tree, Sunday afternoon
The Dorcas Sunday school class
is sponsoring a penny supper tc
be served Friday, oath in the
church basement beginning a
$50 pm.
Mr.. Denver Unger and son
Nick, of Millersport, were week
end guests at the Ella Millel
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bates, Jr.
called Sunday at the John Bates
Sr. home.
E. E. Finch and Dan Shool
were callers at Caldwell, Satur
day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23
In Washington

Continued from Page 2-B)
Taft Benson. The object of my
visit was to acquaint the Secre-
tary with some of the farm prob
lens Of our district. particularly
pressed the need for positive
action in the area of the small,
family farm, pointing out that
few of the Federal agricultural
programs had given them any
real assistance. Instead, these
programs have often increased
the competitive burden for the
family farmer.
1t has become increasingly
clear to me that too little regard
is given to the problems and
plight of what we call the mid
western farmer of 160 acres or
less. The broad, sweeping pro-
grams Congress has devised in
the past have had a greater i'm
pact upon the states where the
board, sweeping acres of the
wheat, corn, cotton and tobacco
are found.
We also discussed the pilot
county programs operating in
both Guernsey and Monroe coun-
ties, as we'll as some of the as
poets of hill and valley farming.
On one point we agreed whole
heartedly, and that was the need
to do something about the pro-
secutions which have been in
stituted against farmers who ex-
ceeded their acreage allowance in
raising grain to use for feed or
seed on their own farms. Last
year we succeeded in getting the
acreage restrictions raised. Now,
| intend to introduce legislation
which will retroactively elimin-
ate the penalties that have been
levied.
Ike Speaks
BY this time, the content of the
State of the Union message of
the President has been analyzed
and re-analyzed by all who heard
it, and by every news columnist
in the world. Probably not SO
widely noted was the tension
that existed among those who
listened to his words. In recent
memory, there has not been such
a demand for gallery tickets. One
young man from Cambridge
waited in my office in the vain
hope that a ticket might be found
for him in the last minute can.
cellations. But there were nc
cancellations. Every seat was
filled and the overflow crowc
sat and stood on the steps of the
gallery.
The audience in the Chamber
and throughout the free worlc
hung on the Presidents every
word from his opening felicita
tions, greeting us on the advent
of the New Year and the new
session of Congress, to his sum
nation of the now famous eigh
points. Of course, emotions wert
mixed on both sides of the aisle
But there seemed to be unanimity
that there was strength and vigol
in the voice of the man who hac
so recently been stricken; tina
there was confidence in his as
surance that our nation still re
tanned its position of leadership
that there was calm determine
ton that we would maintain tha
position.
Congress will react to this mes
sage in many ways. Politically
the pot will continue to boil a
members discuss the underlying
cause of our present dilemma an,
the method of moving forward.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23

Creator of the first colored
comic strip, The Yellow Kid was
Richard F. Outcalt, native of Lam
caster, Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23
Political Matters
And Otherwise
BY JESS S. HARRIS

Continued from Page 2-B)
fairgrounds at Columbus, begin
ming next winter, has been
launched. The intention is not
to displace the annual state fair
but to be of greater advantage
to the many thousands of farm
ers who are unable to attend
the state fair because of the har-
vesting season at the time.
Own your home residence,
your own home. One far in the
years Of his earthly life offers
these suggestions. All through
younger life maintain an honor
able character-for truth, honor,
strict honestly and at least no
small degree of christianity. The
time will come when you may
need financial aid and with such
a splendid character as this built
up in the past you will find no
difficulty in securing it. Money,
scads of it, is available upon
every hand awaiting investment.
Provide the way to secure it,
purchase or build a residence
and home-strictly meet your
financial obligations, provide
yourself with the 'Hbetter half
surround yourself with the little
ones and live happily ever there
afterward. The interest you pay
on the loan" you secured will
greatly offset the rental you will
have paid during the possible
years. BY all means own your
own home.
On the first of February an
old relic that has been in each
United States postoffice during
the past $50 years will be thrown
out by an order from Postmaster
General Sumnerfield. And what
is it2 The old time cuspidor,
with its ragged edges. So long
old fellow; even if you have
been a stumblingblock and an
eyesore during the past century
and a half.
BY the death of a Democratic
United States senator from West
Virginia last Saturday, Governor
Underwood became empowered
to appoint a Republican to fill
the vacancy thereby created II
the senate, which he has done
The membership of the senate
now stands at 49 Democratic anc
II Republican. Had George H
Bender been elected senator II
1856 that body would now be
politically tied and Presiden
Eisenhower hands PRACTICAL.
united, with Vice Presiden
| Nixon casting the deciding vote
when needed.
At Chicago, H., on Monda.
evening of this week was helt
a Republican one hundred-dolla
| dinner that was attended by
monster number of the foremos
leaders of that political party
The principal speaker for tn
event was President Dwight L
Eisenhower, who made an eX
ceedingly strong appeal to tn
nation for the election of a Re
publican congress at the comm
November election. At the sam
time Vice President Nixon ad
dressed a similar meeting /
New York City while other hk
meetings We're held in othe
cities of the nation.
It has been officially announc
ed that the Cincinnati Redleg
baseball team will remain in tn
Queen City through the l95
season, which is pleasing to tn
admiring friends of the team. Al
trips will be made by alrplan
during the season.
Home accidents kill $500 farm
residents each year.
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Toys given to toddlers should
not have removable parts which
the child may put into his mouth.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23

Home accidents kill $500 farm
residents each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
HOUSES BY HuoHEs-rru

kili..edged income property; a-fam-
ily home. Every room is iAree 9
complete units. ist-elass condition
low cost NV, h. Take oper sill
500 FLA loan very low Gown
payment W. r. HUGHES co
Ap H-Iann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
MILITARY PEREo
MODERN sPIIr.IFyEL q, an

ssO' COW 10 unsT. Of Nd Belts.
VIE or p. Meade. 3.heorms. rec.
I'm; farage; sep. din. rm. AS
sumo fnancing; only 81 900 down,
Slo4 no. paws al. JAMES G
SeoNLhr. k-sSo-. R. 7-e29s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

OLD HHATTsynLE-stabie value
honey neighbofhooo Si4.Soo
buys bungaiov with bedrms.
bath, Nv, I'm. on LIST hoor:
lee. kit. liv. rm., becrm bath on
md n0ofs front and rear porches.
g. Ss.. ssr b WI, lse t.% loan.
s.IHSI- ioHN 2 HnKF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
UNIVERSITY PARK AREA

custom-brick rambler. fea-
turing huge corner lot:
s-car attached garage, A.
~, pine-paneled rec, rn.
plus : additional pine-pan-
eled rms. in basement; also
has 3 big bedrmS, all
electric kitchen. : fire-
places. screened porch,
Thermopane picture vim
dows, walking distance 10
University OF Maryland,
Northwestern High School
and elementary school,
Really Q beaut. so be sure to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
RIVERDALE

Nj boulevard and heart Of
Hyatisville. only Sq.pSu.
ana POSSIBLY iust $1,000
down, lnelndinE settlement
charges, on this older but
dainty 3-oedrm. bunEaloW.
with oSmt.. gas hot-waier
heat. equipped kitchen and
separate dining I'm Really
q buy and near every con-
venlence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Spacious Brk. Bungalow

8 bedrms.. den. large fam
Iy rm. -dinine rm. eomb.na-
ton. immense, bright
modern kitchen. lovely Nv
ing IN with fireplace This
brick home is idea for the
large family. II also fea-
lures hot-vater heat. out
slice barbecue, patio. storm
windows and doors, plus
laree Anchor-fenced lot.
For sale AZ FHA appraisal,
Sls,50d. only Si.l5n doxn.
SEEING inside Is q must.
Call nov for appointment.
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EVANSVILLE

Brick, 9 tile baths: only
Si2,9S0-2 big bedrms /.
lovely rec rm in full base
ment. Anchor-fenced lot.
storm windows and screens.
As low as $3.50 down. BAL
Ance on LIST trust.
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ADElPHI-LonS low rambler VIII
bedrms.. ain. ARA. De luxe hit !,
aif eoudttiontng. clean - . pin
~ 600 down including settlement
costs; 500 per nc including taxes
and insurance Total price, si3,.
100 Call ~ $1,000 BAlNuNl
REAI. ESTATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

HOUSES By HU0MEs-ch New
Hampehire ave. location, very besl
bug Va Parklawn; 3 dble. bedrms
spacious walk-in closets. 23-ft. liv
T nsr &C. ssnly 20. s b. s s' &. sSs
w r. HUGHES Co. AP. 5-14O0
ss,9S0 u TME FULL PRICE fol
this 2-bedrm. bungalow In River.
dale Heishts--6eparate dining rm.
expansion attic; full bSmt. with
gas h.-w.h,i near tfansp. an6
shoPping: $1,000 down will handle
fRT 8 DAVIS 4 co. NC. '
mn. NAVAL ORDINANCE, on Pow
der MIL Fd.---Det. 4 bedrms., batl
Cape Cod. terms as low as S70l
down. balance sN5 mo, incl. int.
ms. taxes. lot 7bKl40; city waite
tnd '' GGiRIAvlnfrffis. S sslts s,'q NJ
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Riggs Rd.
Ranblers
OPEN SUNDAY

Master GRATED tapestry
brick, brand-new rambiers.
Badlnt- Built 10 last . life
time 3 sun-dFenched bed
rooms. Quaint old Charles
ton suffered doors on deep
tiled baths. 0oTgsous Early
American kitchen. finished
Oh bronzed birch. sturdy
iron forced hard ware
throughout. Old fashioned
brown coat plaster, maxi
mum thickness. mily
sized dining rm. and bar.
Full English type bsmt.
With half bath roughsd in.
Delightful pastsi color
scheme. Exceptional value
IN an excellent neighbour
hood. Easy terms or win
trade. To reach. STRAIGHT
Riggs I'd. extended 10 our
open sign at 1929 Riege
To- 70; on right hand side Of
w. r. HUGHES co,
AP. 7-i4O0 REALToRa
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ANpREWe FIELD AREA

TEMPLE HIf.Is-New brick; (
Size fit', idii tiiiied Ssmt', baseboaf s
h.y;h. BargaIn ~ $4,000 Terms
Reys everything. 5-bedfm. ram.
pler. Use. fenced lot. Only $1,000
HiLLcREsr HTs-ws have I
new. brick ramblers: 3 bedrms.
Ruilt-in gar, full bsmts Only 81.
s90 On Priced SI9,sO0 70 SEA.
eO'XccoKEEK-Io acres and HON.
ALLENTOWN Rp. -'iH 0ogx2of
fenced lawn. Only Sl1,5OO anc
$1,000 On. on this most Desirable
masonry rambler. Liy. rm., hrepi
atn, IIn.. storm. drs.. and Window
throushout. radiant heat like new
washer anQ dryer Incl. 10. 1881
pfJFFENREpCRR HEAf rms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

UHEENBFLI '..bedTm roFnef
frame house. fully equip kit.,
Separate din AREA, 400 n. an
ehor-feneed yard exec eond
No. payments $50 Is. mel. pTin-
sipie. interest. taxes. laS, heat.
hot water. all MAJOR rrpaifx No
settlement eharges Part OF doWa
payment can oe financed Seiee-
Aiso svasl GREENHEIT REALTY
co. lAi Centerway. next 20 Fire
House IN Orcenhelt car merclai
area. OR d.tSSl. OF. f-sasf
Ma.ahnr .naal.ar.ln lAaa....- Dn.rln.
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SALES. INC
~ 90 luO
EVANSVILLE

Near Queens Chapel shop
ping center. We have lust
listed this 2-bedfm. bunga-
low beauty for only Si0.95o.
Terms can be ARRANGED.
Basement. porch: fenced
yard. fully insulated: equip
ped kitchen and separate
dining area Must be seen.
80 don't be late.
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PLEASANT HII.Ls--Cape Cod; nice
yd : beerBis.. tile hsmt owner
VIII consider selling furnished:
must be seen to appreciate, MOORE
4 MOORE REALTORS. re, D.
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WEST HfAITSNtLIt-3
e-story detached Colonial brick
Gas heat. SEPARATE dining room
screened porch full basement
fenced ward sii 900. 5000 down
r q WEI0HTMAN, HA. s-7e3i
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3-bedFfn home, fully detached. on
its own iarge lot, Price ~ Loo
$500 down, $50 . mo. incl. tar
and ms Call 70 see today, Nc
ALLiSTER. Reaitor. RE. $4,000,
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NEAR MISUNDERSTANDING.
einder block eonst 4 rms. and bath
on LIST a ! lge. rm. on End. over
an acre OF land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

FREDERICK. MD. a-story brick
row house: mpde into 3 apts.. ex-
cel. loeation for rentins always
rented. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

'ESE w. j st ~ e: SS: :ssr% M;
condition and only $4,000 Cow,
terms =. 2. AipowAY REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

BELOW CAMP SPRINGS
Has sep din nm, liv. rm.. 2
huge bedrmS and steel Anchor
fence around is-AcRE LOT. Isola-
tion with reasonable proximity 70
city ard low price. That's what We
al want 90 call Mrs. Cox, LU.
s;si3s Or ST, s-7Ses. ATLAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

paFkwav-ODea sunday. l'30 al
$40 WALKING dist 20 Mt CAL
vary hhcppinE and tranSp a-bed.
rm- rambler, WITH msny extras on
large fenced lnt Assume a.,
loan OWner will consider reas
cner. immediate ookt Ewes HI
n.5Ois CRAWFORD a handy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
OPEN. u 10 DARK

RocKvuLE-YIx YOUR OWN
DOWN PAYMENT. Charming de-
taehed. e-hedrm. home. suitable for
young or retired couple Monthly
payments less than rent. Dir; Out
viers Nil I'd. 70 LIST 90. tat before
hFidEel, turn right 70 crahb ave.
and left to SIG craob ave. and
open SIN
LEO A. Dryer & CO.. INC.
~ e-so73 Mrs. wills Rs. s-1ses
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ANpREMs BoLLINo AREA-a.

ANDREWS ARIA CLINTON
E5TATFs-Lookl But don't buy
until you have seen these new B.
bedrm brick and masonry ram
bIers located on is-acre lot fea-
turing iarEe Nv. rm, din. area.
has lass slidlne doors 10 patio,
cleo. kit. earport: and all this
for sl3.nSO. only $1,000 down,
monthly peyTns,Sri' a maes less sy. man n
Woodley I'd left 4 blks. to Minosa
81 and ief' 10 open sign MOORE
a MOORE. REALTORS, RE-, s.
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ADELPHI--cuSToM.BuILT sl-ft.
rooms; perfectly ARRANGED bed
rooms and : fun baths large
paneled club room With Roman
brick fireplace. SEPARATE dininR
room. DARLING titrhen. with De
luxe equipment ONLY I years old
Located IN an area OF Ere homes
see u today So asa, rood
terms Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS Ap 7-saO0
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FoREsf HEiGHTs-s 6edfIas: e1.
pandaole attic. large kit; fni
hsmt. lAree corner lot $4,000
s e sres sessie ,rd- 81 FREpFg5lcE
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LMNDONtN---htttn THNEF-
BEDROOM rambler on nice land
escaped lot Close to Waehington-
Baltimore parkway and other con-
xenlences Assume OF loan or
rHA lnaneins Firs, time offered
only 300 Exclusive with
powFRa BROS AP. 7-siOO.
LANGLEY PARK "a .bedrm ram.
bier; all.elee kit bsmt,, on lovely
wooded lot bordering park SIS
500 Assume ~ loan NE i-Si3h
PARK - Lovely hr,ck
rambler. 90 New Hamn. ave Liy
rm with hrepl . snaeions hed.
rms dinette, 0.E elec. kitchen
fuil Ism, liberal terms, ei4.nA0
HUGH Z PICK HE $4,000 ~ o
LANGLEY PARx--.Lovely Diet. hrk
I bedrm full hsmt.. storm win.
dows, Anchor fence; patio ~ 600
RFxiry' tn S.aic1, NE i.sSos
LANGLEY PARK = 3.bedrm. brk
rec. rm.i scr pchI fenced yd
sissSS' s a. owlSrR. l M Osp:.SosFs A
LANGLEY PARK, s5aS nth ave
- bedrms. full hemt, Out-of
j;S' s ssH;S T g. KY NJ! sS s'; sa.lsSSS
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NEW BRICK 4b-tt rambler. near
n Ic% P.rrwI " I as'i Esk F.. TSl:
ne baths. SEP. din. In" rrn'' ( 6edrmnss NJ ,
fun bsnlt A gem. Proposed sales
price, sci ESQ. Just $4,000 down.
balance conventional Financed.
F1NcHAM AND CO., UN. t-s3Sa.
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BERKSHIRE
1900 GRAFTON 81,
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL

por II. 6rsl D Iims Y rHo o..r mi,
attractive 3-Pedrm,, lA-bath brick
rambler on large corner iOt com
yeniently located 70 schools, shop
ping and transportation. Storm
windows throughout and fenced
rear yard. Excellent neighborhood
Diree.: Out Marlboro pike 10 73d
ave- ave fisnt ! blk. TO Grafton. Ewes,
Crawford & Bandy Inc.
REALTORS RE. 5-g10O
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RoLLNo RIDoE : rlnsst s:bsd

WULLINU HIDUE = FINEST 3-bed.
rm .-aud -hsmt,. ail-hFick famhleFi
and sniit.levels in sc. area. Some
With hullt-in garage and other
With finished rec room Priced
from Sls,as0 70 S17.aa0. Bull
with fnest materials on the mar
ket Directions. Out Central ave
tRte, si4l 70 Addison I'd, turn
r rissi Z blocks ,s 70 home. Ada .,
Catholic Church and school
Trades taken Phone Mr. Ohee
RE S-608g. on premises, AZ TI0G
RollsnR RIDGE drive. or MAX
MILIER REAL ESTATE Ii
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College Heights Estates
Custom Brick Split Level

on beautiful setting amid
shade trees. superb work
manShlp throughout: 4
twin-size bedrmS 3is
baths. : hreplaceS. huge ALL
electric kitchen. with all
the latest gadeetS. wAlk-ouT
rec. .rm.. screened porch,
Den. basement. built-in ga
rage This beautiful home
Is loaded with charm and
dignity and in the most
desirable area Of Prince
Georges County. Don't
miss seeing.
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OIL. 4-7929
I'M LONELY

Dirty and neglected need the
scrub brush. paint BUCKETS. But !
iosn. p pS.s psise ~ SS Ser = ,sfss
large. large lot with trees. near
elementary school. I'm al yours Tor
small down payment
CHESTER KILl.ER
wOODMOOR AGENCY CORP
JU. S.Tl00. q I'll q. JU. a-5bS5
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OPEN. / III DARK
Country Club Area

iQ0a ROSWELL pR.--S bedTmg.
~ halhS. rec. Tm.. table SPADE III J
~ ns,h rp;i arenlJ $3.50, 1910
E Il lsI' q e , SssdIs6b iEishs on
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FRED B. cUsHMAN


soe suRouaDY DIR, MARY.
VALE, Rockville Frame bungalow
rooms and bath. LARGE Utility
room plenty Of closets. sully
equipped kitchen. sie.S00.
iO6 BBALL AVE. ROCKVILLE
S-rm. brick rambler: | bedfm could
he used for . din. rn. II 20 wished
fall osmt. = baths Easy watkins
distance 70 downtown snd stores
RocKvIiLR-TwINBRooK FoR.
EST--A lovely 4-ro0n and bath
bungaloU. with expan. end floor
with beautiful picture window al
ready installed minutes walk 70
. ;hiSsDpsiSr S ssn'' s.lD a, S.nS .or's's'
CLOSE TO ROCKVILLE rms.
oil heat. Lear sarage in hsmt. sep
arate garage for , cars 'sci.OO0.
Vacant
CLOSE TO 0ATTHERsBURo-
S-room brick veneered rambler. / u
baths, full bsnt. beautiful rec. rm.
with open fireplace, inside and out
side entr. sis.950. Vacant
NEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
leinder block eonst rms. and bath
on LIST a.. lge. rm. on End. over
an acre Of land.
4 ACRES. less than S minute,
TO ACC c-story frame. rooms
and bath. fun bsmt., oil heat, gar
and workshop.
FREDERICK, MD. 2-story brick
row house: mpde into 3 arts sX-
eel. loeation for rentins. always
rented. $4,000.
20 s-af42 Gain aot
iaS n Frederick Ave, 0atthsrsbuYg
Ewes. MR.. PRICE. Qaithershurg sos
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STAT PtFASAST $3.50 down,
rymts ike rent. on this e-ben
I'm or-ck sefnioei house. with
ned kit. fenced yard. located
DRUG Store Prone OWNER RE
6-sfi4 81 RI A-Aess
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S05n DOWN
DO YOU
A HOME

With universal appeal. Beautifully
situated brick Colonial on lEe. cor.
ner lot overlooking park area. fea-
turing huge dv rrn. with charming
fireplace, lge dining rm. and kit. 3
beorms.. 8 baths. The full dry
bsmt has pzneled rec. rm. and for
your ail-sunmer enjoyment q spa
eous screened porch with an unob-
strueted view OF nature All this
IN . most convenient and inviting
neiEhoorhood University Park for
only Roa Qs0
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The Perry Boswell Co.
WA, 7.45OO Realtors
Open III Q Pm
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ROLLING RIDGE sUsDTvIsION--

Brick sniit-Isvei. Win bsni'' cor.
ner: owner transferred. Wiii saeri.
nee has many extras. including
large Arg. scr. oorsh; !. y, ole; bss.
see, 70 out Central ave. fRte
:iO TO Addison ri rieh, I block.
left q T02O Cabin Branch Dr.
open sun Call Mr. nhge. with
fAx MILLER REAL ESTATE, RE
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' srs. nome. FA III, ErnS 'SN a
sci 500. Immed possession own.
er must move. Liv. rm. With PIC.
ture window fireplace and door
70 side pch. Lee. din. rm.. break.
fast rm.. daylight KIT. powder
I'm. on LIST Ar. 3 lee. bedrms
and hath Up. H-w. heat and rec
I'm, Shaded cor lot and gar. Excel
bus serv. schools. churches, and
shopping ctr. nearby SEE TO-
DAY. Dir. Queens Chapel I'd. "a
l4th ave and right 70 60o5
JAMES NJ CARR INC. WA. =
Oa02 or AP 1-607O
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Y. BERNARD's PARIsH-si 500

On. ana take over al loan al a
S1Sis per mo on this spacious
7-bedrfn. brick home iN-d. pow
der nm, lee de luxe KIT with
birch cabinets Ali-tsle bath: full
dowS and screens Anchor fenced
yard To Inspect call 'tiI o nm
Du 1-s0o0 AP. 7-is4R. 4 c
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home; z hec-ms and bath up.
hedraa,. den dir rn. hath. @2-ft
liz I'm. with frepi On hsmi
attached ssraGe Astlng as 200.
Just 81 pNn down. and sssures bal.
snee FTScHAA AND Co. IN. 4
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NEAR BALTIMORE PkWY.-3-bed-
rn, rambler with full basement.
de luxe Kitchen, separate dinina
area; Anchor fenced lot. mr. new
shoppIng center Priced 10 sell at
SianS0,. i0ss down FHA or OF.
RoBERT 8 Davis 4 CO.. INC.
50, $40 Is the full price for this
Older. house which has been
completely moderniHed through-
out the interior, 3 bedrooms, tiled
bath, all eiec. kitchen. near
cheyerly. school Terms arranged
call I'll pm WA $4,000
uOpFRT ? DAVIS a co INC.
HOUSES nv HuGHEs--premium
f.hedrnom home, solid brick con.
siructicn, most unusual knottV-
pine appointments panoramic
corner LOT Anchor fenced. tall
shade trees: only SIl,ahO, EASY
terms W r. HUGHES Co. AP. 4.
tlOn
g ACREs--LGe, a-rm. Colonial; 2
sis,osO. sARvis REALTY, AP