davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07

the State Highway Department,
showed decreases in traffic for De-
cember as compared with the same
month of the previous year.
The single exception was along
US Route 113. at point north of
Milford, where an increase of 1.41
percent was recorded, with the
daily average of vehicles counted
being 5,323, an increase of "a, and
the largest single day was Decem-
Der 20, when 6,S22 vehicles were
counted.
Traffic along US Route Is, at a
point north of Smyrna, which has
been continually showing a de-
crease for each month, showed a
decrease of 729 percent for De-
cember with the daily average of
continued on page eleven)
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07

lOI bliC ChLCt
conjunction with the regular yau-
deville acts during the week, spec
ial attractions on Friday afternoon
and evening will be Jimmy Dean.
star of motion pictures, televisiOn
and radio. Also appearing will be
Pop Eye, The Sailor Man. On
Saturday night another singing
sensation. Dick Todd, will be in
troduced to this area for the first
time Like his brother. Pat Boone.
Dick has crooned his way into the
hearts of television audiences all
over the country.
Fourth Clubs throught the state
have already begun to make prep
arations for the fair. Other exhibit
tors have gotten away to an early
start in order TO be ready for this
Continued on page fve)
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07
McIenlent Weather Causes
Marked Traffic Decrease

The nclemen combined with the
credited
month of
permanent counting
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07
Senli-AnnuaI Dollar Day
In Wilmington February II

will semi-annual
Wednesday,
Chamber Commerce.
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07
Milford Library Assured
Through J.. b. Smith Fund
Local Commission Will Receive SIO7 ,96I.G2 From,
Estate Of MifOrdian; Daniel Hirsch, An
other Local Resident Also Provided
For NetU Library In His VIII.

of o
distributes
Library Commission $079602
Milford chronicle., 1958-02-07
Kent-Susser Fair VIII Be
Held July 2I-26 This Year

j. Association
Fair Circuit meetings Allentown Penna.
able
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erick"; II am. 1855, $50,
1850. 6:45, 8;45 and l0:40 pm.
PIayhOuse-"The High Cost
OF Loving; II am. l2:45, 2:30,
AIS, 6, 1850 and 9:35 pm.
Plaza = And God Created
Woman; 1880 am. ITO, $40,
$40. tbs and 900 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai": 10 am, /, 4.
Z and 10 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
$3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; $3.50 pm.
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| obrood will appear Sunday.
4 ------N-----~------
weeks of waiting. That's a lot
of waiting for man of Martyrs
seething energy.
And even more for the father
of a four-months-old girl in
Beverly Hills. Every day for
almost three weeks he thought
he would go home. And every
day he did not go home because
everyone else would insist he
stay.
Some day." he would tell
what he called the American
colony. "I'll make a picture here
and I'll bring the family and
we shall stay a year and we
won't be separated again, you
can bet With that, he would
leave to inspect villas where a
baby a man could miss that
much would be happy to spend
a year of growing up.
The rest of the time, he spent
playing tennis, going to movies,
threatening to go home. Finally,
he did but not until he saw the
showing Of THE Long, Hot
Summer.
The American colony made
its last plea. with only "a hours
remaining before the awards
were announced. You may
win," everyone said, and a great
many thought the picture
might
Then, bring me the prize"
said the man who had. had
enough of loneliness.
THE QUIET AMERICAN:
Most popular member of "the
American colony" at Cannes
during May was a quiet Amer
lean who is the complete
antithesis of the one Graham
Greene wrote about in his
fanged novel, The Quiet
American"
His name is Tom Rowe, he
lives in Paris, and one of his
jobs is correspondent for Film
Daily. He is tall, handsome,
soft-spoken, wise, SO years old,
lives in Paris and his major
interest is documentary films
which he hopes may help
human understanding.
Unlike Thomas Wolfe who
lamented You can't go home
again" Tom Rowe doesn't
want to-not yet. at any rate.
World War II, for which he
grew up in Los Angeles and
was graduated from UCLA,
dislocated him, but only phys
ically.
He became a language ex-
pert. from japanese to French,
was discharged as a captain
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1850. 4;45, $40, s:35 and 1880
pm,
Kelth's-"God's Little Acre:
lis, $40. $50, 7:35 and GAS
pm.
MacArthur-"The One That
Got Away; sos. 1855 and 9:55
pm.
Metropolitan - Vertigo;
1850 am, ais, 4:45. tbs and
GAS pm.
Ontario - Stage Struck;
lis, sos, 4;55, 6;45. $40 and
1880 pm.
Palace - Ten North Fred
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A PLAYFUL LAD RETURNS

working in intelligence, spent
the five years from 1916 to
1851 in Japan, the time since
in Paris. He has a French wife,
a 19-months-old son, and at
the moment an enthusiasm to
make a feature picture with
a comedy flavor in Turkey.
Why Turkey? we asked.
Well" Tom said, two rea-
sons. One you can make a pic
ture cheaply in Turkey and
who can say 1t wouldn't be a
good idea to introduce Turkey
into this all the worlds a :
screen-l location movement that
is going on now?"
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papers some more notes on wha'
has come to be known as "tht
Cannes adventure"
The first ones are about Clare
Bloom. as If one would need tc
make notes about Clare Bloom
Clare, hereafter, will Away:
be one of this correspondents
heroines. Why? Well, after
playing two performances of her
London play. ,co-starring Vivier
Leigh, she got up early that
Sunday morning. flew from
London to Nice. motored from
Nice to Cannes to attend the
festival showing of her. and
Americas THE Brothers Ka-
ramaZov."
Arriving at one. she attended
a luncheon in her honor, and
Yul Brynner's. d dashed from
luncheon to the Carlton for a
hair-do-after encountering all
the Observation-Disclosures for
the American cocktail party,
stood in line to receive 1000
guests, attended the picture
showing until after midnight,
redressed thereafter and at
tended a supper party that be-
gan at am.
This correspondent sat beside
her at the luncheon, stood be-
side her later in the receiving
line.
At the former, he told her +;
You're the greatest American
heroine since Barbara Fritchey."
Who's Barbara Fritchey,"
Clare asked, I'm English?"
"She was an American" we
said. she waved a flag"
At the reception after the
first 900 handshakes. we asked
solicitously how she was doing
Fine. ! hope" she explained,
I'm trying not to let my hand
shake get fishy."
Stout girl, Clare, for all her
fragile look.
And an honest one. This was
underscored in an aside between
handShakes when the name of
Alan Schneider, the now Broad
way. sometime Catholic Uni
versity and Arena Stage direc-
tor, came up in the converse
ton.
III never forget him." Clare
said. HE directed me in a
summer repertory play in Eng
land years ago. He was aston
ished to find me, a fledgling
star, in the company He
couldn't understand what
was doing there. 1t couldn't
have been simpler I was stoney
broke and needed the job"
X
AND MARTY RIFT: Marty
came to the festival as the di-
rector of "The Long, Hot Sum-
mer," only to find that it was
scheduled to be the last pic
ture shown in the competition.
This meant two and one-half
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THE PASSING SHOW
British Clare Bloom
Americas Heroine
BY JAY CARMODY
Star Drama Editor

ROME, Italy-Even down here quite escape
the Cannes Film Festival
First he unpacks his bag marvene again at the
shirts that to be Immediately the laundry Then
there the dispatch 1t has to be opened All
inside
So YEARLY opens only top Of all the other
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
National = "The Diary of
Anne Frank; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador ''Vertigo"; lao.
AIS, 6:45 and $40 pm.
CapitOl-"This Happy Feel
ing; 1855 am, 1855, 1855,
5:55. 8 and 10 pm.
Columbia - From He'll TO
Texas; IL noon, ?. 4. 6, 8 and
10 pm.
Dupont - THE Roots. /,
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Joy cormody. dromo critic for The
Stor. is in Europe where he served
os the official United Stotes dele
cote to the Comes Film Festival
Another report on his activities
obrood will appear Sunday.
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Temp Discovers Amanda's Winning Secret

knew crap shooter Scorpo who made thyseVen straight
passes. He died in the poorhouse."
What you going to do?
He gave of his bland infuriating smiles I've
already done it."
He didn't volunteer explain the package in the back
of his beside him in puzzled silence while drove
the boarding house. To my surprise found Mrs.
McCurdy al home. hour short of her bedtime Aren't you
playing roulette tonieht?" asked her,
fleavens to Betsy, no! I'm through with gambling.
had my little fling She smiled archy The lie
Mother McCwdy has a new hobby" Temp said. "She
studies the constellation With courly flourish he pre-
Sented the package to her.
With shining eyes Mrs. McCurdy unwTapped it and held
up leather case. "A teescoper she cried. "Just what
wanted Sweet thoughtful Mr. Bass She pecked him the
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brought message for Mr. Bass few minutes earlier Il
in his mail rack in the hail. He waited until she gone
then stepped into the hall and returned with envelopes
which folded five crisp onehundredd Under
my stare he had the grace to color. Very slightly.
"A small honorarium, he muttered. From the manage
men of the Golden Bull. For services rendered
So, said 'you got her to quit. But bet II won't last
Never bet against thing He whisked the notes into
his pocket and picked up clipping from the table Appar
emily had been cut from the evening Our good lady
has seen the handwriting in the sky, so TO speak.
read Professor Togoni famous astrologer declared
today that the passage Of the Ams Explorer southern
Nevada tonight followed by that of the Nays Vanguard viii
throw all horoscopes Of their delicate balance because Of
the strong rivalry between the services The DRIFTING Of these
satellite Las Vegas he stated cannot fail to
disturb the celestial hamones has elsewhere throughout
the world Interviewed at the airport the professor warned
that this conjunction will unsettle benign influences -
Il thought this phony had skipped town., said You
lucky"
Temp gave the look you might retarded four
year-old Lucky? Sometimes my dear fellow you
artIeSs as Mother McCrdy If you must know, conjured
him back out Of bottle Of printers ink"
He handed the second envelope Inside the invoice
form Of the Desert Job Printing Co., item charged to
one T. Bass. The iem Zone newspaper clipping"
''What shame" he said cheeTfuIy that can't thank
the professor for putting the hex on her system"
read the clipping again and looked at Temp in new
admiration. He glanced his watch. Its almost time,
counselor Let go gaze ali, believe the scien-
tifc term is - heavenly hardware The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
Continued from page II

it," said Nobody is that innocent Not in Las Vegas"
THAT" he said sis because you're cynic. Amanda
McCmdy here bride half century ago. when this
sleepy little She's led sheltered life, lamb
among the wolves He groaned We've got find what
that system isl
AS walked the several blocks into the business district he
explained that Mrs. McCrdy played only the Golden Bull
of the older establishments where bettors
welcome as Nick the Greek.
The Golden Bull so crowded could barely squeeze
past the slot machines. Presently l why Amanda
McCmdy, hemed in by bugeyed throng stood beside
roulette table Before her stacked impressive array of
colored chips
She waited calmly while the crouper spun his ball for
ea plays Once she consulted her notebook Then she looked
the ceiling Her lips moved though she might be in
prayer Her hand reached out dainy lowered deposited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
for l to
8 months !!
Thisnewdandruff medicine
works where shampoos fail
because it stays on long
enough to do a real jobl

enough 70 90 q real JOD!
Mere shampoos and TONES only
clean up loose dandruf. They can't
get down where dandrud starts.
Theradan can and does. It con-
tains penetrating Sarthionatee 10
stop d0ndYzf I 10 8 months.
just 8 applications and even the
worst kind of dandruf goes. Ditto
the itchy scalp you get with it.
Put Theradan on for an hour.
or leave it on overnight, If need
ed and convenient. Gently, it pEse
etrates, lifts off the dead cells that
form new dandruf.
Theradan acts under the surface, I.
not just on top; leaves hair and
scalp really clean-free from dan
druff scales and related itching.
For 20 months, specialists tested
Theradan on severest cases. No
body got dandruf again for to 8
months. You won't, either.
Buy Theradan today. 1t really
works. Many use it once a month
to stay free from dandruff. Try It.
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cheek. But you shouldn't spend money on
Temp waved an airy hand, avoiding my
The spy glass. l thought, looked secondf
the kind you could pick up at any pawn shop
about forty dollars, say. My forty. Dear
what else is money for but to spread plea:
However, suggest that you should save
winnings for rainy day."
That's Sagittarius for you. Always TIM
Her laughter tinkled. 'sBut you needn't wor
paid off that bank loan this afternoon. t
goodness you read the newspapers, Mr.. Ba
might have lost everything" She ADJUSTED
glass to her eye. ''I'm so thrilled I'm goinl
with my telescope this minute"
by all means. Have fun He gave
sounded like sigh. But next time the sign
propitious I trust you'll confide in your old
crossed boarder"
AS she hurried out, Mrs. McCudy paus'
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a door marked Manager and stepped inside.
When he ejoned his eyes held dazed look We started
back for my hotel. How much tonight?" asked.
"Sxty-two thousand dollars" he said in voice of awe.
That's close to one hundred thousand this week."
els that what the manager told your
He did and quote Can't you get that wacky old dame
outta my hairT"
Then why doesn't he stop herr
How2 Temp shrugged in defeat She's free American
citizen Nothing stop er the law Of averages
When parted for the night he frightened little I'm the
interests of science he said would you invest few
dollars in an - an - research proectT
"You have an idea?'
"Let say that perhaps glimpse small distant light
Resignedly loaned him two twenties
Nearly twenty-fom hours passed before he turned up
my hotel again. had almost forgotten Mrs. McCWdy
and her problem. But Temps SNUG look told that he
must have solved the mystery
"As of fact he said, Il did,. He unolled sheet
Of paper. 1t of chart circular in shape with
drawings and cabaistic symbols In
had scrubbed date "A zodiac found il in her desk
That professor left II for her."
you mean D0f'S her SystemY
He nodded. Mrs. McCmdy, it seemed, had embraced
aStroogy with the ervor Of convert Her birth date he
explained, May l, which made her Taurus A Bull.
What could be favorable than the Golden Bull?
Taurus ascendant for weeks Until then, pre-
Sumaby her would be riding high. "Als well in
the armament, Temp said. THE planets in their
appointed course"
very poetic" l said, but how does she VIM"
Luck Blind fantastic luck. Those things happen once
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a pile of yellow chips. On number. Not on
red or black or odd or even, where she had
Al per cent chance. But on number, against
which the odds were 80 tol. Number 10!
The croupier intoned, ''AlI bets down." The
ball whirred around the wheel. | shut my eyes.
heard the ball rattle into slot. Then that voice
again, not bored now: Number IS. the winner!''
An excited buzz spread over the house. Mrs.
McCurdy smiled sweetly at the stick man and
cashed in her winnings. Stuf6ng wad of hundred
dollar bills into her purse, she vanished through
the door. Temp mopped the perSpiration from
his face. "Now she'll go home and have glass Of
warm milk. Ten o'clock's her bedtime"
THAT wheel must be riggedl'' said.
This casino," he observed, sis not run for
charity. Besides, their wheels are checked regn-
larry by licensed inspectors"
Leaving me at the bar, he elbowed his way to
- Il.
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$500 DOWN VIII buy this s-bedrm.
H 3 6. Ss e i:.' frIs "a
al o pm, wa. 7-3b0o. ROBERT
a DAVIS Co. INC
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PRINCE eE0RaFS COUNTY

ADELPHES750 down, S72. go mo.
buys this modern. 5-yr. -old ram
bier: nice location; near schools;
T. PECK, Reeitof, 1 IL 1000
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BUSINESS 0PP0RTuNlTlES
icoNIiNuepl

VALET SHOP FOE .SALE-clean-
Ing, pressing, etc. 225 p St. me-.
QUICK SALE, $4,000 eauipped
superette with large clean stock;
full price $4,000; lease flrst &
mos, S175 per mo-; 1890 i4th
81. n.W.
BOOTH FOR RENT, in colored
beauty shop, convenient transpor-
tation. Plenty Of transit. II. g..
49l2 or NO, 7-5633.
BUSINESSMAN with ~ yrs.' owner
exper,. Wishes to buy partnershfp
in going bust. must stand rigid
investigation; or would be inter,
IN meeting pers, with similar quail
and desires. object start. partner.
ship In worthwhile venture: refs
exch. Write Box l62-K, Star, i0s
|DELANEYS TAP ROOM
Good Hope I'd. and Nichols ave
Sc. Completely renovated. New
Janitrol. gas heating system; fully
equip. kit. dining rm., Walk-ir
beer box. so b.b.I CAPACITY IN
terested parties see PATRICK DE-
LANgY, 1920 Nichols ave. Sc. No
brokers. lie
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$l5,ssO ' rs Sls,o5o

NANCINo. SOME TRADES.
MODEL HOME AT 1929 BALTI.
MoRH RD. ,oEEE OZARK DAILY
vile pike to Edmonston dr., risht
across bridge to Baltimore I'd
Model home on corner.
/. Joseph S. Devereux, Inc.
70. 2-pOl0 Pc. 2.42l1
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g 5Mu HsnmsA; wS SRen io sSasS
and attractive a-bedrm. brk. Cape
: Cod. Tastefully dec. Wall-to- wall
earpeting incl Rec. rm. owner
transferred. sci $50. DR.; out
Wisconsin ave. less than mile be-
lane and risht to ze2S. 81. q.
5000; ewes, OIL. 4-2SO2. ALLIED
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COLORED-BY OWNER = Vacant,
redeeorated semidet. brick home;
mod. kit. tile bath, auto. heat, full
esmt.. Anchor fence; S1S,95O.
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90 Ga. AVE. JU. g-4l34 'TM
SPLIT-LEVELS
RAMBTERS

New all-brick homes, featuring
center hall. large living room, sep-
arate dining room. fully equipped
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 2 de luxe
baths. Split-level also features nm
tshed family room with French
doors to rear lawn and the rambler
features full basement. rouglled in
LOT den: full bath and family room
walk to commSnity sWimminr pooi,
elementary and junior high schools.
$500 down, and MORTGAGE pay
ments OF Sis per month. with no
red tape. Working wives income
viii be counted. Priced S27,075.
E. =. Blanchard, Realtor
s1s sliso Ave- Ne s silver g.So Spring. Nd.
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MARYWEATHER HOMES

1EIIA1G 7 W TIA 7 1II1Ib 1I01VIGO
NEW SPLIT L1vELs AND RAM,
saFass' yiN1sEEHFRpH Spe! avs s q
ALL. COM. TO Acc, NH ANE
MEDICAL CENTER.
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Mr.. McLEAN-Most beautiful KIT.
double oven With rotisserie. stain-
less. steel sink, disposal, dish
washer: 5 bedrms., 3 full baths,
unique rec. rm with glass wall
overlooking nearly an acre with
a stream; magnificent view. Ga
s ssS75 tSi M Ran ' REAErT SDs a. {.
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,HEvY CHASE between the clubs
Brick rambler, 4-bedrms., 2 baths.
sep. din. rm:. 2 fireplaces II in
bcdrmO. Basement, garage. patio.
trees; -4hsS. trust. SAMUEL p
s99LEr .vs OF ND; INC" OIL
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COLONIAIS

Yes, fiye new homes being COM
lrst time in years. Center-hall
plan, living room with fireplace.
guest-size dining room, de luxe
kitchen with van REFRIGERATOR, den
and powder room. Three bedrooms.
two baths and large guest closet
on second hoor. Basement tiled floor
v T,en exit XII h Mus ga sSarg po Walk to
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C0.op APIS. f0R SALE

5. ARL., COW. to Ari Hall and
! hs.'.is sSaass snS p sRs t. 81:
ties: bus ct door. IA. 6-3390.
FABULOUS, 4-BEnROOM, 5-bafh
apt; 3 exposures: most exclusive
building: close-in location; priced
right. Box AGA, Star.
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s sSfn. T'i e; s5 D. SSoPa S.d Ss
sep, din. rln.. lge. Nv. rm.; vacant,
Walk 20 al schools. stores, buses,
%4.2f per mo. FINcHAM a CO.,
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THIS COTU,n

Be the home OF your dreams. This
long. low and lovely and less
thar hep 9 year old; 3 bedrooms. e
paths. spacious living. room with
Complete dc luxe &c ol kitcbep rV %its
'eatin space" and pantry, tiled
basement and Q professionally land
scaped lot, Close to everything. If
you have big furniture don't miss
oso JAMES g; cQNLEY 4 CO.; =
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TOWN HOUsE-1m.
maculate 4-bedrm,, 2-bafh Century.
old home. Fireplace In living rm.,
large separate dining rm.. beautis
fully. EQUIPPED kitchen and cozy
breakfast nook. Pull basement,
Walk to everything. Can be shown
BY appt. Vacant and ready for
immediate occupancy. Priced At
S23,700. Assume large 25-yr. list
trust. Call OV. 3-1413, SHANNON
a. LUCH6 CO., Realtors.
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coLoRED-vAcANT-EAsY TERMS
come, 1916 Harvard st. n.W.i Is
rooms, baths; 81 heat; 2 car
Sss J gas q $50 @ ~ ss. p Tss-
|WxPLE CO. as. 4-so nossanAiL =
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bedrms,. "a baths; IN.
rec. rm,; tiled bsmt., split-leyel.
l yF. oldi 3 blks. school OF Fran-
COMA I'd, BY OWNER. Assume So
loan, min, $4,000 down. SIP mo.
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COEORED[- 1s0s BELMONT, ADJ. z
mar rms iss ai' You sa e. s sl S.llsa s Sr
plus aiIIs dEoRck !. iokdfR.
Ma. 6-035O.
CoLORED-lI0l5 N 81. N.R.--First
porch, newly dec; S0S so, Key Il
1884 ", No. y. W. L. SUPPLY,
g27 18th q. NV, Ma. s-f050.
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LUXURY LIMITED; bigger than
big''-All-new brick tri-level, with
8 big bedrooms, 2 full baths, and
IT'S INTELLECTUALLY designed for
easy expansion to 8 BEDROOMS
and 3 FULL BATHS; pine-paneled
recreation room with fireplace;
over sized living room with fire.
place; separate full-sized dining
room with picture-window view Of
tall shaded trees: fafm-sized
kitchen with Widowed break
fast area anS '.all the extras: in
q sought-after neighborhood. you'll
be glad to brag about, Just nearing
complexion and offered at the FHA
valuation Of only $27 $50, this
E S1 cO yniSe 81. Is yo% ae Pesi
Cali PEARSON PROPERTIES, JE.
4-h
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IDEAL EOR YOUNG C0UPLE-A
home t6at can srow with W the
large lot, trees; 81, Bernard's
parish; mr.. parkway; terms. price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10

= Magnificent rambler
on 1O-acre wooded site with
inr buyer; Seb. 700. For appoint.
ment 70 inspect. cal r. BATES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
APTs. UNFURMIsHED-Mn.

TAKoMA PARK--4 rooms and
nstUn s ssnIts Ha Sii, 10. Ss %ssH-
$500 BALTIC BLVD. cot. PIX
Llss, i-eedfm. apt; S 72 80; 1;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

ASKED BY CLIENTS Of distinction
70 ind fine homes with accent on
entertaining space; at least 3
bedrms.,. 2 baths. both furnished
and unfurnished are In demand,
for D: C., nearby Nd. and Va.
ELIJAH @. ARNOLD (Col.. USA,
Ret Broker. EN-. 3-4335. IA.