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The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1958-04-18

feSsors of Education at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, are conducting
this series of classes which began
on March 4th. This workshop, the
beginning of an expanding in-ser-
vice program for Seaford teachers,
is designed primarily to help teach
ers become more fully acquainted
with new ideas and latest trends
in the field of mathematics.
Revision of the present curricu-
lum and improvements in instruc-
tional methods will come as an
outgrowth of this work provided
a need for such action is felt nee
esSary.
The final meeting of this work
shop group will be held daring the
first week in May.
FLA. Members and Fathers
Guests at Kiwanis Banquet
On Friday evening, April Is, all
Seaford FLA. members, their
fathers, and Mr.. Leroy Hanna.
the Clubs adviser, will be guests
of the Seaford Kiwanis Club at a
Father and Son Banquet featuring
a platter of Delmarvelous fried
chicken. The program will be held
at the Seaford Inn, beginning at
$50 PM.
Other invited guests will be DR.:
Kenneth C. Madden, Superintendent
of the Seaford Special School Dis
trict; Mr.. Edward j. Moynihan,
Principal of Seaford High School;
Mr.. William Royal, Adnlinistra-
tive Assistant of the Seaford
Schools; and Mr.. Lyle Mowlds,
State Director of Vocational Agri-
| culture.
The program for the evening will
be as follows:
Opening Ceremony-F.F "A. Officers
| Invocation ........... Clark Wmte
Group Singing Wallace Moore
Banquet
| Special Music -. John Thomas
Welcome -. Mr.. Walter Bell
Pesponse ........ Glen Lovelace
Introductions By FLA. Members
address ...... Mr.. Paul Hodgson
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1958-04-18

standing competitors in the track
events taking firsts in the 100, go,
$50 and mile events. Laurel High,
competing in their first track meet,
showed promise of future potential.
Seaford's Junior High School
Team placed second to Harrington
by a score of 19 to So. Laurel
was third with 13 points.
The summary of the events are
as follows:
100 YD. DASH: 1. Shift, Harring.
ton; 2. c.. Bell, Seaford; g. Wilson,
Harrington. 4. Hastings, Laurel
Time: los.
220 YD. DASH: l. Shift, Harring-
ton; 2. Wilson, Harrington; 3. Achy
Seaford; a. Hastings, Laurel. Time:
23.6.
44O YD. DASH: 1 Steele, Sea
ford; 2. Dulis, Laurel; 8. Clement
Harrington; A. Parker, Seaford
Time 58.5.
$50 YD. RUN: l. Hackett, Har-
rington; 2. Carey, Seaford; 3. TulI
Seaford; a. Mcdonald, Harrington
Time: 2:21.0.
MILE RUN: 1. Hackett, Harring.
ton; 2. G.. Bell, Seaford; 3. Stack
Seaford; 4. Lowe. Laurel. Time
$40.
JAVOLIN: 1. Wilson, HarriDg
4
ton; 2. Handy, Seaford; 8. Pierce
Seaford; a. Litchford, Seaford. Dis
tance 112 fit. 6 in.
SHOT PUT: 1. Wilson, Harring-
ton; 2. Clement, Harrington; 5
Coady, Harrington; A. Wetter, Sea-
fora Distance: SO ft. in.
DISCUS: 1 Carey, Seaford; q
Coady, Harrington; 3. Holson. Har-
rington; A. Hinkson, Seaford. Dis
tance: 112 fit. in.
POLE VAULT: Geiger, Sea-
ford; 2. w. Bell, Seaford: g. Oren-
dorf, Laurel; A. Miller, Seaford
Height: l ft. 3 in.
HIGH JUMP: l. Hastings, Sea-
ford; 2. Pierce, Seaford; 8. Le-
Gates, Seaford; A. Welch, Harring-
ton and Manship, Harrington tied
Height: 5 fit. 6 in.
BROAD JUMP: 1. Achy, Sea.
ford; 2. Hinkson, Seaford; 3. Som
mers, Seaford; a. Tull, Seaford
Distance: Is ft. 8 in.
MILE RELAY: 1. Seaford &c
Bell, Stack, Achy, Steele); 2. Har
rington. Time 3 3:56.0.
Plans Being Made For
School Fashion Show
Plans for the Annual faShiOr
show which is presented annually
by the High School Home Econo
mics Department are now under
way according to Mrs. Virginia
Miller.
| Sandra Fleetwood, chairman o
the Theme Committee, met or
Monday evening, April 18th, will
Asenath Seipp, Vicky Keene, ant
Barbara KnetZ to work out ideas
4 for the show. Judy Dege and Jud,
Filler, co-chairmen of the show
have also met with Mr.. Carney ant
the decoration committee compoS
Ned of Theresa Poyner, Julia Lynch
Elaine Rank, Marjorie Beckwith
Phyllis Allen, Ellen Beard, Fran
ces Moore, Dottie Barto, Susal
Rossman, Norma Johnson, Dali
Duncan, and Marth Linda Dawson
Asenath Seipp, Janice Fleetwood
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THE LEADER AND THE sEFoRD NEWS

Janet Atkinson, and Blanche Mas
sey are working OFT ideas for the
program. =
The show will be held friday
evening. May %, in the Central
School Auditorium. Approximately
four hundred garments, inclsiding
sportswear, afternoon End evening
apparel and wedding gowns, will
be modelled by Seaford students.
Teachers To Benefit From
Tax Legislation
Under a new u S. Treasury De-
partment ruling teachers can now
deduct from their taxable income,
expenses incurred voluntarily for
further education. In other words,
teachers who go to summer school
or take special courses to improve
themselves, may now deduct the
expenses of such schooling, even
if not required as a condition for
holding their jobs.
According to NEA Executive Sc
cretary William c. Carr called the
new Treasury regulation ''the most
significant step ever taken by the
United States Government to inn
prove the economic status of teach
ers and their professional qualifi-
cations
/ Since the rule is retroactive to
1854, it is necessary that teachers
file information pertaining to 1854
educatinnal expenses before mid
night April Is of this year. Latest
NEA estimates show that from
$50 thousand to 400 thousand pub
lie school teachers go to school
more attend Saturday and even
ing classes during the school year.
Third Mathematic Workshop
Held at School
Seaford elementary teachers and
= selected group of high school
teachers from Seaford. Bridgeville
md Laurel attended the third in
4 series of four mathematics work.
shops on Tuesday, April 15, at the
Central School building.
Drs. SCHNEIDER and keedy, Pro
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1958-04-18
Gasoline Tax Passes
Thirty-Fifth Birthday

The gasoline tax in Delaware will
pass its 35th birthday next Tues
day. April 22nd, but the day will
not be marked by cry celebrating :
only the spinning of pump meters
continuing to roll up tax revenues
in this state at the rate of nearly
81 million every month.
This was pointed out today by
William ID. Kelleher, Chairman of
the Associated Petroleum Indus
tries of Delaware. who recalled
that 1t was on April %, 1923, that
Delaware motorists first began
paying a tax on gasoline.
AT the original one-cent rate.
the tax yielded s31S.00O in revenue
on its first full year" Kelleher
said.
Nov Delaware highway users
are paying SO times as much : an
estimated $11.6 million year =
under the present five-cent state
tax. and the three-cent federal
tax"
Kelieher noted that the Delaware
state gasoline tax. which since
1923 has undergone four increases
land no reductions) is expected
this year to bring in an estimated
S7.3 million. A
Annual revenue from this state
tax, he said. has more than coub-
led since 1949. tripled since 1916
anu quadrupled since 1945.
The added federal tax on gaso-
line. first imposed at a 1 cent rate
in 1882. was increased to IL cent
in 1910. to cents in 1851 and to
3 cents in 1856. Nationally. the total
take" of the federal gasoline tax
is now more than SIS billion a
year. and of all gasoline taxes,
more than S4.5 billion a year.
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1958-04-18
CITY OF SEAFCRD BEGINS EXTENSIVE
STREET REPAIR PROJECT

City Manager Woodrow Crosby has announced this week
that the City of Seaford is naugurang extensive and
badly needed street repair and rsuracng project
the dcPloabe condition of This Winters
weather and torena rains have greatly damaged the
main local horofares and this announcement is welcome
relief to drivers.
All streets will be repaired within the few weeks
and many of them will be completely resuraced We dof
our hat TO the Mayor and Council and Mr. Crosby for taking
up this matter early this Spring We've heard many
and grpes from countless drivers hitting huge chuc holes
with such reboundng force literally Jared their teeth and
nerves and we're happy know that tie city doing
thing about the situation.
With the possibility of municipal aid fund supple
ment cityS expenditure this a-important improve
ment we're if little of the bounces back into the
taxpayers pockets the meager should have little effect
on the disposition of digging into ones purse.
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1958-04-18
Proclamation

WHEREAS, The Mayor and
Council of the City of Seaford,
realize the Importance of a clean
city in appearance as we'll as
safety. and,
WHEREAS, The City of Seaford
stresses the fact that all citizens
should take an active part and
make special effort to cleaning
their properties, therefore:
/, w. j. Williams, Mayor of The
City Of Seaford, hereby proclaim
the week of April Both through
May 3rd, 1858, as
sEAFORD CLEANUP WEEK /.
City of Seaford
w. j. Williams, Mayor
48-49c
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-scHooLANews :
Seaford Track Men Win
Triangular Meet

Triangular Meet
Led by the individual perform
ances of Rowland Carey, Bob
Steele, Joe Geiger, Ronnie Hast
ings, and Mike Achy, the Seaford
High Bluejays opened their sched-
ule on Wednesday, April 9, with a
triangular meet win at home with
Harrington High and Laurel High.
The final scores were: Seaford :
SO, Harrington 50, Laurel 8.
In scoring their victory, the Jays
registered six firsts. seven seconds.
six thirds, and six fourths. First
place winners were Carey, discus;
Steele, 440 yard run; Geiger, pole
vault; Hastings, high jump; and
Achy in the broad jump. Seaford
High also won the mile relay with
Achy, Steele, Wesner Stack and
George Bell.
Harrington High displayed out
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University of Delaware
Special Music -. John Thomas
Presentation of Awards Daniel
Locates
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favored such . program. The
majority Of the fun COM
mittee held that the plan
needed further study.
Chairman Rains Is reported
still to favor the United
states League proposed
measure, and the House SUBJ
committee may recommend
its adoption In some form.
Among aspects Of the bin
that disturbed some Senators
was its failure to give assur-
ance that properties insured
under it would be required
to meet construction and
neighborhood standards.
such as are required for
FHA-insured loans.
Also Objectionable to many
legislators was failure Of the
proposal to set q mortgage
interest-rate ceiling. Advo.
See LEWIS Psss &C
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FILA Is barred from q good
share Of the market because
1t cannot insure mortgages
above $4,000 ON single FAM
lily homes.
Most controversial Of the
home financing proposals APP
pears to be headed for "fur-
Their study" only. This is
the United States Savings
and Loan Leagues scheme to
permit the insurance Of the
top 20 per cent Of conven-
tional mortgages. The plan
would provide more conven-
tional-fnoney competition to
FILA lending.
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The Housing Act: Will 1t Help?
BY ROBERT J. LEWIS
Reel Estets Editor

New housing legislation.
now before Congress in fnal
development stages. is bound
to benefit buyers and build
ers alike.
The House housing sub
committee win complete its
hearings on the measure to-
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proved q $22.5oo mortgage
ceiling.
Administration leaders had
asked Congress to raise the
mortgage limit to $4,000.
but probably would be pretty
well satisfied II it could have
an increase to $4,000.
Under present legislation.
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day. The Senate already has
approved q bin.
House recommendations
probably win seek even more
generous provisions for con-
ventional mortgage lending
and for encouragement Of
private housing. though the
House version Is not expected
to be so generous to public
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housing as was the senate's.
Hope for Increase
House leaders are said to
hope the final form Of the
legislation win allow FILA to
insure mortgages up to $25,-
600 for single-family homes.
The Senate last Friday APP
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Idea Turned Down

But the full Senate Bank
ing Committee turned down
the idea. though the Spark
man housing subcommittee
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK -
IT'S q rare and wonderful thing
to have q brand-new, INEQUALITY
home for sale in this extremely
popular location. Especially one
with q BIG BEDRM. AND BATH
ON LIST FLOORl 2 enormous bed
rms, bath on second floor; rec.
rm. space with fireplace in full
basement. Nice level lot, several
large shade trees. "a blk. to bus,
Janney, st. AIMS, Deal, Wilson,
Immaculate and Friends Schools.
Spring Valley shopping. S2S,950.
PRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
7-l41l; ewes. OIL. 2-2562.
BARNABY WOODS Mid-2OsI Love
w. big, 3-bedrm., 2M-bath brk.
Colonial. In e beautiful setting
fireplace: owner leaving city. urges
quick salel FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC; OIL. 2-7OO6; ewes" IKE.
BERKELEY-NEW HOME-Hand-
some -5-bedrm.. 31z-bath Colonial
In q beautiful woodland setting IN
the exclusive Foxhall road section:
study. beautiful clubroom. plul
lures that lend real class and ele-
gance TO- q truly fine home that
will delight the most exacting pur-
chaser. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
d. 7-1411: ewes, OIL. 2-2662.
CHEVY CHASE-Brick Colonial,
redecorated: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
porch. garage; vacant: immediate
Sc essSS Eli ' GS@ e Can yo M1
q Co. INC, Chevy Chase, b. c.
FOREST HILLS-De luxe custom
built brick rambler. on splendid
wooded lot, Of APPROX. y acre;
library, powder room. banquet
sized dining rm.. breakfast nook.
gr0und-level recreation rm., maids
rm, Priced In the 7os: Call KE.
7-lS00 til 9 pm. EN-. 2-6S0S
after 8. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
FOXHALL-REsERvOIR-S bedrms :,
2 baths, town house. nice rec,
elusive with J. C. CHATEL. HU.
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SILVER SPRING. bedrms., 3
baths. Brick Colonial in Wood
moor area. Close TO schools, shop
ping and transp. S1S.950. Call
til 8 pm. THOMPSON CO., ~.
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TAxICABS FOR SAILS licensed
Prince Geo. and Mont. Co. operat-
ing In Takoma, Langley cab assn.
Call FREED. JU. $4,000 or HE.
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HILLCREST-This $4,000 home
defies written description: must
see to appreciate; in beautiful
neighborhood. We take trades.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES.
INC. RE 6-640O It'll a
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lAprs. uMEuRMIsHlD-D. eIAprs. uMFuRMIsHID-O. Q.

COLORED-e BEDRNs.. liv. rm.,
kit, bath; outside rms; $40 so.
See janitor, 8 Rhode Island ave.
NV. DIXIE REALTY CO. ma.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SILVER SPRING AREA or g.
bedrm. house by new Kresge man
ager. RIA. 6-1240 any time.
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BETHESDA-Three-bedrm.. 2-bath
rambler, cow. family neighbour
hood. Liy. rm.. firepl., din. area,
all mod. kit. full bsmt.. outside
entr.; S20.500. GEO. w. ROB-
81 Sea syer I IN wsi ave-
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SLEEPY HOLLOW = Modern con-
rm., 8 bedrms,. 2 baths. den. COM
pieteiy cleo. kit. in excel. cond
Avail April 1, .$1s5 mo. Call Mrs
Erb, ewes. IA. 4-23s5. MILLICENT
CHATEL. -REALTOR, 1910 Lee
highway, ia. S-7330.
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GLOVER PARK-NeWiy dec. A.
wis. ave: encl. porch or nv rm.:
garage and fenced yard: S1o,950.
SAL Ml 2 pm. EN-. 2-7sOo.
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CHEVY CHASE, Conn, ave.-De-
S Sssns Tm Or!cf rsps ss r% ssias o1 sor
ner lot: S19,950. Needs redecora-
ting, low down payment or your
present home in trade. ME s.
1853; ewes, OIL. 2-013b. FULTON
r, GORDON, JR., CO.
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BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR = Brand
new. 6-bedrm., 4-bath. brk. split
level in Bethesda's finest loo. (:
gorgeous setting among oak trees
3 feet in diameter. Priced at S45.-
OIL oI70oS; ewes ~. 4.Sb7S
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immaculafe 3-bedrm' brick Colo
NAL with unusually spacious rms.
throughout; liv. rm. with flrepl..
din. rm., powder rm. on LIST a.;
finished rec. rm.: fenced wooded
yard: $29,950; koRzEINID0oRFER'
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SERVICE STATION


This is Jnly for o conscientious,
hard-working man, not afraid OF q
new sbsy aH stati os S oested y IN SUE
to Andrews Air Force Base. the only
station in Suitland, Nd. where ali
the traffic must pass By. II you are
in this sleeping beauty,
call Mr. KOTULEK at ia. 9-S500,
Ext. los or HE. 1850 for inter-
view.
COLORED-WONDERFUL opportu-
nifty for colored mechanic who has
$1,000 to invest In Q 1-bay sta
ton on a well-traveled street 10
and adjacent to Naval Gun Fac
tory. Call Mr.. KOTULEK at ia
9-S50O, Ext. 10S or HE. 4-6669
for interview.
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TOURIST MOTEL

Eight acres, 10 cabins, restaurant
with beer sales; gasoline pumps;
Skyline Drive territory. within 80
miles Of Wash: $4,000; MILLER
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ARLINGTON
3 BEDROOM
APARTMENT HOMES
ARLINGTON
BRAND-NEW


AIR-coNDITioNED
Never occupied; 3-bedrm., H.
bath, fully air-conditioned home.
Full basement with outside en-
trance, super de luxe kit, including
stainless steel. eye-level oven and
countertop range. garbage dis.
posal. 12-cu.-ft. refgr. and exhaust
fan; private front and rear yards;
on-street parking; $l66 per mo.
PLUS ALL UTILITIES. 5023 9Th
I'd: g.. Call MRS. LINGO. IA. s.
1872 for appointment.
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HOUSES F0R SALE-S.E.

BOILING FIELD AREA-2.family
duplex; beautiful rec. I'm: with
bath; also 1-bedrm. apt: This is
not converted, was built for 2
families. We take trades. FRED
ERICK W.. BERENS SALES, INC,
RE. 6-6400 til Q.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, near paro-
chial school-Vacant. Like-new,
semidet. brk.. 9 rooms; 3 bedrms.,
1st-fioor powder room, full bSmt.
with rec. rm., gas heat. S14,500
with $11,500 LIST trust at 4es.
e cosr EilliP gsAL ~ G GIIs1 1,o76 INA
HILLCREST-This $4,000 home
defles written description: must
see to appreciate; in beautiful
nsi sh%f%s We rs tsks s tr9dss.
INC. RE. 6-54OO It'll 8.
ST. FRANCES XAVIER PARISH
Desirable 6;rm; brick rambler;
b ~ baths: :t.I lovely rec e,,o sm gas
going abroad. HARTMAN REAL
TY. INC, REALTORS, LU. 4
3400, ewes. LU. 1880. OFFICE
CLOSED SUNDAYS.
1921 N ST. S.E.-NeW detached
brick, lge. living rm. with f1re-
place. big dining rm., de luxe kit,
powder rm., LIST mr.; 8 tWtn-sized
bedrms., 2 baths, 2nd FIR; full
bsmt., u. bath, gas heat, rear
porch; priced to sell. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, REALTORS, LU.
4-3400. ewes, LII. 2-0037. Of
FICE CLOSED SUNDAYS.
2-FAMILY Def. HOME-$45O
down; separate gas h.-w.h. units.
LIST d. apt. has 2 bedrms. Excel.
location. Price $9.950. JON l..
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
10th ST. S.E.-Two 4-fiat units for
invest: mr.. D. c: Armory: $1,000
DIN. H. z. BRUZEE, NO. 7-7626.
C0LORED-NEAR 18th AND PA.
AVE. S.E.-2-family brick: apis =,
2 baths; bsmt.: gas heat. TRADE,
$685. down. DAVID, RA. 0-6912;
RE. 7-1016. tn. 2-6975.
COLORED = SMILEY TERRACE,
rm.. full bsmt. semi-det. brk.,
newly decor. Price S10,960, $3.50
down incl. settlement charges
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10
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TAkOMA PAKk-Mahogany-pan-
eled rec. rm. with firepl. in this
coy bungalow; bedrms.. din.
rm., hot-water heat. garage,
screen porch: outdoor patio: trees.
many flowers; walk 10 schools,
shops, bus; SI3.gb0 HIDE
BRAND Co, JU q-SSSO
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SUMNER-4-bedrm. brick Colonial.
on freed, fenced lot: library, pow
der rm.. garage, screened porch;
under $4,000 Call IKE. 7-lS00
til Q pm. EN-. 2-6S0S after 6.
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.
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HILLANDALE-Are you interested
in an English Colonial? Then see
this stately home on % Of an
acre in a very choice residential
area. Lge. liv. rm. With frepl. and
adjoining den, din. rm. 14xlS. 3
bedrms.. ga baths. IN. rec. rm..
garage Vacant. For appt. to in
spect, call HE. 4-6400. HUGH T.
pECR Raaltor
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SILVER SPRING; close-in location
Lovely 3-bedrm. brk. home; sep.
din. rm., 9 FULL BATHS, bsmt..
wooded lot; . blks to shopping,
transp., S16,950 RUTHERFORD
& CO., JU. S-6O70.
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SILVER SPRING, close in. g blocks
liv. rm, with fireplace, sep. din.
rm.. fully equipped kit. 3 bed.
rms, den. Ia baths, maids rm-,
" bath; large scr. porch with
built-in brick barbecue. ideal for
entertainment. Priced TO sell:
S25,750. Excel. financing. CHES-
TER KELLER. OODMO R
AGENCY CORP. JU. 6-7100. 9
to p, JU Q-555b.
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FOREST = 3-bedrm.
expandable Cape Cod: carport:
fenced lot. Excellent terms. As
sumo 30-yr. G1 loan. GA. 4-93l3.
LANE AREA, s.. s.,
Langley drive-Modern 4-bedrm.
Diet. brick home. Liv; nm. din.
rm.' lst-n: bedrm. and bath; rec.
500. HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-6400.
WESTMORELAND HILLS, NEW
LIST1NG-A large, handsome and
gracious stone home, situated on
a beautifully planted tree-shaded
sloping lot: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
large library with fireplace. mode
ern electric kitchen. maids room
and bath: screened porch. patio,
2-car garage. Call Mrs. Lunn, Re.
3-3462. WALKER a. DUNLOP,
INC. Realtors, Uptown once,
EN-. 2-6715.
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GARRETT PARK-Big brick split
level: 3 bedrms., 2 baths; above
ground rec. rm. with firepl.; S22,-
$50; FILA accepted SAMUEL z.
BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL. 8.
1900: ewes, OIL, 7-0540
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KENWOOD CLUE ONE BLOCK! :!

Beautiful center-haIl brk. Colonial
in controlled Springfield; 3 TWIN
SIZED bedrms., 2 baths. lst-
FLOOR Law; garage, scr pch.,
slate roof; S2s.750. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7O06:
avae NJ R.dEOo
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GAYFIELDS-On over an acre; 4
gorgeous, custom built brick home,
featuring wonderful bedrm. sizes,
separate dining rm., fireplace, fun
basement and built-in garage; as
sumo S21 800 if you wish; S25,-
$50. ASHLEY g. CO., 10. 5-2322,
O I'll q
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BETHESDA RAMBLER-s2,50 500 dn.
and take over excellent 4la96 A.
nancing. Sparkling clean home
comb. bedrms. and bath on LIST
A.; full bsmt. with lavatory; level
lot; cow. to schools and new
shopping center. Call JU. 5-4222
til 8 pm. LAWRENCE v. LUTES
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KENWOOD-MASs. AVE. AREA =
Sensational value! Big 3-bedrm.,
21a-bath brk. rambler in a very
choice loo; rec. rm. with fireplace
in enormous full basement; large
all-elec. automatic kit; carport:
wall-to-wall carpet, air condition.
ers: beautiful cond. Asking S2s..
500. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
DI. 7-1411; ewes. OIL. 2-6690.
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REAL FIREPLACE
,-his sttrsStiye apt oveT nep Etos
Wall carpet window drapes. COM
pieteiy redecorated: walking dis
lance downtown; includes utilities.
see MRS OSTERHoUT, Res. Mgr'
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"oid Chevy chase"-Here is a
charming home in . top resi-
Dental area. priced for immedi-
ate sale IN the TEENsl 3 bed
rms, sep. din. rm., new mod,
all-elec. kitchen: full bsmt.,
h.-w.h.; garage. Call FREDERICK
W BERENS SALES. INC, JU.
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CoLoRED-S9SO DoWN-vacant.
bsmt.. Bis front porch: / blk. from
Minnesota ave. shopping. We take
trades. FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES. INC. RE $4,000 til o..
COLORED-wOODRIDGE, N. E.
S1i.50O. SIN. dn. pymt. good a.