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Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Lakeview Elementary
School News
Grade Mrs. Marx Herbert,s

trade I-MrSs Mary HerDorCS
In a recent discussion, all of the
first graders agreed that they like
school Each of them had chance
to tell what he likes best.
Wayne Brimer likes writing,
coloring, and playing on the swings.
Sandra Phillips like reading and
writing. Cheryl Galloway likes writ
ing, reading and learning numbers.
Beverly Baker, David Angelucci,
and Kathy Lu Fogarty all like 60
ing to the library.
Clifford like writing and play
ing on the playground. Barbara
Hugg especially like reading and
working in her Think-and-Do Book.
Glenn Davidson says he enjoys
finding pennies on the playground.
Diane Draper and Keith Davis
like playing on the sliding board,
writing and coloring. Phyllis Jer-
read likes playing on the monkey
bars best. Lee Hastings says that
he enjoys coloring and chasing the
girls on the playground. Tommy
Rohrer and Janice Messick like
everything" Gary Murray enjoys
everything except fighting and writ
ing. Kathy Larrimcre likes count
ing. making charts, writing and
singing songs.
Jon Barr and Ruth Lurwick en-
joy writing, reading and playing
on the playground. JEFF Dougherty
says the things he likes best about
school are writing and Miss Riss-
miller. Donald Wilkins enjoys play
ing on the playground and Mrs.
Kunkle's art class. Joseph Con-
way enjoyed, most of all, playing
stoop tag when Mrs. Young was
here.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Gudrdsnaen Planning
For Benefit Dance

Continued from page one)
lesson plans for assigned classes,
louge chairs and sofas. also recre-
ational facilities a various types.
Chairman of this years dance is
SIC Cecil Maloney under whose
guidance the preparations for this
years dance is expected to be a
huge success.
The committees and the chair
men for them as selected by. Sgt.
Maloney are as follows: Decor
ations, Chairman, Sgt. Frank Reed,
ISgt. Donald Snyder, Sgt John Petty
john, Sgt. Polk Spicer.
Concession, Chairman. M/Sgt.
VIM. Marvel, Sic. VIM. Jester, SP3
Alexander Pierce.
Mess, Chairman; Sic. James Haz-
zard, SP2 Carlton Walls, SP3 Rus
sell Bradley, Pfc. Daniel Dohring,
and Pfc. Joe Rogers.
Master of Ceremonies, M/Sgt.
Charles Johnson.
Prizes, Chairman, M/Sgt. Herbert
Jump, SP2 George Roe.
Fire Brigade, Chairman, M/Sgt.
Joseph Emory.
Military Police. Chairman, SP3
Wayne Harrington. SP3 Orville Ar
mold, SP3 Robert 7. Austin, SP3
Joseph Griffith.
Chairs & Tables Chairman, Sgt.
James Faulkner, SP1 Kenneth
Dodd, SP1 Wayne Van Auken.
Cleanup, Chairman, Sgt. Frank
Ingram.
Tickets & Sales. Chairman,
M/Sgt. Laurence Carey
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

CLASSIFIED Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
A Pioneer Drum
Majorette Recalls
The Early Hazards

PHILADELPHIA up s. Th e Y
threw pretzels at Mrs. William
Nussle. They don't at her teen
age daughter.
But Mrs. Nussle was a high
school senior in 1881, when a girl
was nothing If not decorous. No
one thought it would ever be prop
er for a decent girl to parade
around football field in a short
skirt, twirling a baton, leading a
banda majorette.
Then there were drum majors
men-in long pants, with heavy,
cumbersome batons.
1t wasn't woman's work.
Until one fall day Mrs. Nussle
tried it. She was the first in this
area to do so
81 had more courage than talent
when 1 stepped on that football
field" she recalled recently. "And
strutting and kicking was limited
by a straight skirt.
"I could twirl, and did, but my
baton was feet long and heavy.
1t resembled a broomstick.
The first game | was hit with a
pretzel. 1 felt like crying and call
ing the whole thing quits. At the
next game the other teams drum
major came over and asked me if
l wanted to take my band on first.
"He was gallant and didn't make
fun of me. l felt fine about the job
after that"
It's woman's work now, like so
many other things. With few ex-
ceptions, the majors are gone. And
Mrs. Missiles 17-year-old daugh-
ter, Janet, is as popular as a full
back out there on the football field,
leading her high school band in
short skirt and brilliant plumed
hat.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

ances are iri demand and the trend
today is for the manufactures to
supply major appliances offering
greater capacity but, due to changes
in insulation, taking up no mores
floor space than before. The ex-
terror size of a refrigerator, for in
stance, "is no larger at IL foot than
the 6-footer of the '3O's," Lehman
says
Sales of dishwashers have tripl-
ed 10 times since 1948, he says, but
still only one out of every twenty
homes has dishwasher.
Colored appliances are more. in
demand. In 1856 refrigerators with
exterior were just under percent.
During the first half of this year
industry colored sales moved for
ward to IL per cent.
Pink and yellow are tied for first
place as favorite colors, charcoal
and turquoise are runners-up. In
electric rans charcoal is first and
pink and yellow follow.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
AP Newsfeatures

This and other new features were
sown in what Herman F. Lehman,
head of the Frigidaire division of
General Motors, described as one of
the answers to the consumers de-
mand "for minimum of user
maintenance of kitchen equipment" (,
theme two in general buying trends.
Theme one", says Lehman, "is
the demand en- the part of the con-
sumner for products that will re-
quire little servicing, and good SER
vice when something goes wrong. ?
The third theme, he says, is for
simplicity. "The housewife pleads
for uncomplicated products that
are easy to operate. She wants a
minimum of user manual study,
dial setting and button pushing. =
The fourth theme is a demand
for quieter products and the fifth a
desire for meaningful features that
solve some basic problem or elimi-
nate a basic household chore. "In
short, a better mousetrap," Leh-
man says.
He reveoled that smaller appli-
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
SNAKE IN sECTIONALIzER

HAMILTON. Ohio OPT wasn't
a snake in the grass that disrupted
power service to 80 customers of
Butler Rural Electric Cooperative
northwest of here. 1t was snake
in the sectionalizer.
That's a device on pcSer pole.
and when the snake crawled up to
it. the lights went out. No report
whether it was lights out for the
snake. too.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Phone Co. Adds TO
FELTON, Facilities

CONTINUED from page one)
side plant facilities, such as cable
lines, in the area served by the
FELTON, office, the manager stated
This type of expansion is re-
quired to keep pace with the de-
mand for service in this growing
area" he added. "At the present
time the FELTON, central Office is
serving more than 7S0 telephones
This compares with $50 telephones
in this area five years ago and only
$50 in 194S."
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
Fall Activities OF
Sussex Medical
Auxiliary Outlined

The Auxiliary to the Sussex Coun-
ty Medical Society met for their
first meeting of the season on Sep
tember 18th, at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Charles Meyer, in Laurel
Delaware.
The newly elected officers were
installed. They are: Mrs. Leslie
Dobson, OF Milford. President, Mrs
James Beebe, Jr., of Lewes, Vice
President Mrs. James Homan, OF
Milford, Secretary and Mrs. Au-
brey Smoot, Jr., of Georgetown,
| treasurer.
| Following the reading of the
minutes and treasurer's report, Mrs.
Dobson appointed delegates to the
annual State Medical Society meet
| ing to be held at the Brandywine
Country Club on October End, this
year. They were as follows: Mrs.
Lawrence Fitchett, Mrs. William
3. Cooper, Jr., Mrs. Robert F. Lewis
and Mrs Carlton Fooks.
A letter from the hospital at
| Stockley was read by the president.
This expressed the gratitude of
the staff for our gifts of toys to the
patients
| Members were most interested
in the detailed report given by the
state scholarship chairman, Mrs.
Robert Lewis. She stated that there
were twenty-eight applicants for
the nursing scholarships and Para
medical careers offered by the State
Medical Auxiliary. To date, we
have total of six nurses FROM
Sussex County receiving scholal'-
ship aid at present.
The meeting was closed with all
members being urged to attend the
State Medical Convention.
On November 18th, the auxiliary
met for their second session at the
home of doctor and Mrs. Aubrey G.
Smoot, Jr., in, Georgetown
The presence of our state presi-
dent, Mrs. Hewitt Smith, of Harr-
| ington, made the meeting an Oc-
casion. Mrs. Leslie Dobson pre-
sided over an Informative meeting
that was well attended.
After the minutes and Treasurer's
reports, members heard Mrs. Dob
sons report on the exchange of
ideas and plans at the state board
meeting she attended in Smyrna,
on November 9Th. The Auxiliary's
own plans were also formulated
and various chairmen were appoint
ed to fulfill these duties.
Mrs. G. NJ. Van Valkenburg vol
unteered to be responsible for "a
new project benef1ting the patients
at the hospital in Stockley, Good
grooming articles will be collected
by our members, and Mrs. Van
Valkenburg will assemble, pack
and present individual kits to the
interested patients.
Mrs. J. Leland Fox, of Seaford,
stressed the excellent reading ma
terial contained in the magazine,
|"Today's Health, and suggested
Christmas gift subscriptions. This
periodical is concerned with many
everyday problems in the home,
and is written in simple form by
experts in their fields. Safeguard
ing Today's Health for Tomorrow,
was the theme of our National Con-
vention this year
Mrs Carlton FOoks gave every
one present an opportunity to pur-
chase the beautiful Christmas cards
which are designed with the medi-
cal profession motif.
Following the conclusion of the
meeting members were joined by
the physicians of the Sussex Coun-
ty Medical Society for refresh.
ments.
The December meeting VIII be
held in Milford,
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21
SAM BROWNIES GONE

DENVER. Colo. (P)-The Sam
Browne belt Is a thing of the past
as far as Denver patrolmen are
concerned. Used by patroImen
here for more than a quarter of a
century. the Sam Brownies were or
dered removed by Safety Manager
Ed. Geer. Instead, single strap
now holds UP the patrolmen's pants
and pistols.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

Foxy Maude made the first start
of her career at the age of 6. She
won by eight lengths on Sept. 12,
1888.
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PRINCE GEO. REALTY
OFFERS

HANDYMANs SPECIAL. 50 900
full price, only $500 On = -bedrm.
bsmt., nice fenced yard. Block "a
new expressway. Minutes to down.
town and IT. Meade.
HYATTSvILLE-Ideal for retired
couple or small family; $500 dn,
sos per mo-. 2-bedrm brick with
bsmt. and rec. rm level fenced
yard. No red tape Quick possession
ROGERS HEIGHTs-Brick Cape
Cod; q bedrms., sen. din. rm,, equip
kit, bsmt., garage Nice shaded
lot FLA S13.95O. May so GI; no
down payment
PRINCE GEO. REALTY co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 1866
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Only $400 Down
VETS OR NON-VETS
SALES PRICE. $4,000

DIR PARK HEloHTo--a bed
ton, fully equipped kli. and ~
din. nm al eity utilities; lota full
seeded and landscapedi monthii
payments less than rent. nev ele,
mentaTy and n hlgh schools iusl
opened this year convenient q
new Marlow heights shop, center
collins Pied, Andrews Ar Force
Base, Naval Researeh LAB ane
Census Bureau, Turn, model housl
Rrsheh ave, lishi On hrsaeh I,
81 narnhbHs I'd right on 81 Bar,
nabas 1fiU mi 10 Dailas pf, ane
entrance % Deer Park Heights.
ALLEN A ROCKS. INC, REALTORS
s,.n KS NV Wash ~ 2 q
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GLEN En- COVE AREA

BROOKDALE
GLEN COVE-One owner: RED
brick Colonial: . bedrms, | bath
fun bsmt.; outside entrance intC
beautiful fenced garden. FLA ap.
praised for Sl5,250. Immediate
possession; Ewes. call Mrs. Quandt
BROoKDALE - Charming whit,
brick Colonial within few minute,
walk Of shopping and transporta.
ton. large liV. rm., dining room
library, powder room and large
screened living porch; 3 bedrooms
r baths and screened sleeping porch
Unusually nice planting Ewes. cal
Mr.. Cochran, OIL. 6-4670.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV, co
nEALTOR EN-. 2-4484
BETHESDA RAMBLER
For only Sl5.95O: in good location
near NH and Naval Hospital
3 bedrms. full bsmt. only yrs
old; assume $4,000 loan at 41s9'
James c. Conley & Co.
1901 woodmont Ave, Bethesda
OIL. 4-6S33 Ewes, OIL. 2-353t
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

VICTOR ST., desirable Catholic U.
area-Fine home and income. Live
IN iSt-h, dwell. Jliv. rm., din. area,
kit. bedrm., bath and keep good
tenants paylng SS5 mo-, sep. entT.
apt, upstairs Near John Carroll
H. g.. very accessible. Ideal for
couple; sls;5O9; THOMAS j.
MI. Bauer. d. 1-0b3O, JU. o.
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CLOSE-IN!
SILVER SPRING
BUNGALOW-S9.750

Only . blks, from shopping dis
tTict, tranSp. Johns Evansville
shingled siding ) rms. plus encl.
porch, bath, full bsmt.. oil heat
Nice lot, 50XlO1. To see call Mr..
Mcintosh, Elk. 3-24S0; week ends,
AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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VIENNA. BY oWNER-45-ft. brick
rambler; 3 bedrms.. . fun tiled
paths i9-ft. hv. rm, with fire.
bsmt.: natural gas heat: 3 yrs.
old, in excel. cond.: well located
on large Handicapped lot on dead
end street. Total price, ST. $50.
Assume $4,000, 4bate loan With
$1,000 cash or owner will hold
part as md trust. Call DU. s.
SASH for direptiong
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HOUSES FOR sALE--mp.

GOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
RiFerdaie 8-Foom home, Atranaeo
into . hptt, mr., transp. Live ~
mo Can 81 purchased Tor sls,s0o
With $500 down, mo, payments
81 sith Took into thit., rhA n.
nanelne possible. rihchAA A
t-BEDRM., s.BATm HOUSE,, ful
blmli Al bIk, $1,000 Cal
HALF ACRE. bedrmss knotty'
pine Nv, rm,, mod kli And bath
10000 Phone OWNER CT
is.ACRE lot. new. 9-bedrm. ram.
nrepl., fun bsmt i siA.abO. Also
SISS sEs ne g iS eL AZ W. og . asss
OLDER HoME on lb's acres. y
acres clear and level fronting 20
hard surface I'd 7, city water avail,
IDEAL for development or inyett'
s FsihS, RYE SssooRsSSisSs sd PRorfRsriiSSss
BuNoALoW-Lse, ioti y bedFms
lee enel porch s5lo.sl ,00u
hMNnf MANN MHNNMNNNH NAANAAN y
about y acre needa Icpal
sJ00;S5OO cash. OWNER IA
RAMBLEIp-Approy y acre trees
new eend., side drive, . bedrma.
: bathg; also o-rm, house ap'
prox ~ acres, new eOnd,' Nlr
UOO-S9 ,uOn caAh, Trade vacant
OWNER. Ia n-TOi0.
s.ROoM HOUSE. with 10 acres
out-bldgs, 10 mt from p, g
sale OF trade, OWNER, CT 6-s2ss
ASSUME of LOAN-g.rm.. ~
baths. walk uut bsmt, fenced
$500 On. HERB BEDFORD, AP
5-sai5.
BELTsvtLLE-NeW rambler, BIZ
/ lot. . bis bedrms. big kits eil
/ ily. rm.. big hsmt, sif,pbO, SD
500 down. Move In, Mr. NSA. MOI
and u, Of Nd. Open daily.
FRANK CHARLES REA.TI 81,
SIS nS PER NO, are your payments
when YOU buy this lovely o.roon
home. with fun bsmt. near Prince
oeorees Country Club FhA ap'
proved with small down payment
CALI, TIT . PM WA 7-IbOo
ROBERT 81 DAVIS a CO.
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AM. ~ nnh.ll..

MASS, AVE. ENT. = Unbelievable
valued Big aiF-eond. brk rambler
on level acre very fashionable
loo, = bedfma. plus den, q baths
SOFT, zee. rm. with bar and IRE.
place. fabulous kii laiouaied peh.
scar gart OFFER IN low, low
4Oa MAY BUY Costly Grapes and
PHILLIPS. INC, III. 7.ilif, ewes
OF A.nIaO
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FALLS CHURCH AREA. Oper
Sunday. IL to dark; BY OWNER
SlS.500-A beautiful, tree-studdec
i5-acre Of land surrounds thi,
unusually charming Groom II,
shaped rambler. Living rm. with
stone fireplace, dining rm.,
bedrms.. COW. cleo. kit, bsmt
with fireplace, . porches, Approx
II D. 1880
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FALLS CHURCH AREA; S2l,75

TWO CHARMING HOMES OF
magnificent lot, lO0x190. Nor.
wegian spruce and tulip poplars
Main house has 9 rooms. level
lge scr. porch, rec. rm., oil INV h
Guesthouse has 3 rooms, scr
porch. / level; 2-ear garage. work.
shop, fenced rear yard, garden
Entire property exauisitely land.
scaped with a profusion Of dog.
wood. azaleas. foTsythia and fruit
trees. LUCILLE COOK. Realtor
IL 1-9oTo If o-4RR4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FOR sALE-Small apartment house
Muirkirk, Nd. Parkway b-26S5r
MRS. REESE.
HOUSE in Brandywine, Nd
rms, "a acre. gar: mr.. schs.
churches, stores, bus. Price. 81. :.
500. terms. Bridge 4-3252.
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ANDREWS FIELD
BOILING FIELD

Ramblers and split-levels; SIS.
.g52, S23.35O; $500 down. terms
BUILDER, CHI. S-4963. ewes, CHI
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FAILS CUTiRCH AREA $4,000;

FALLS CHURCH AREA $4,000;
100 DoeWood Enthusiastically
dec. 3-bedrm. brick colonial on
u acre; living rm, firepl.. din
rm., cleo. kit. lge. scr. porch;
brick brick patio firepl;: @nd f q; bed ed
bsmt playroom: paddock fenced
rear yard: $500 cash, SS7 mo.
FLA or assume $4,000 GI loan,
Sg7 mo, LUCILLE COOK, Realtor
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nETMEkDA, mr.. EdGemore-cuiel
street Brick Colonial SLATE roof,
Z bedlms. nniahea AUS, ny rm'
oil h. " H., choice OF fne schools
Low aOs. OWNER. OIL, a-il5e.
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WARRENTON-Immed occunS

WARRENTON-Immed, occupancy.
Charming Groom, 2Is-bath stone
house: . miles Washington side
OF Warrenton; Is rolling wooded
acres. In heart Of hunt country,
House compl. redecorated. Mods
ern kitchen, hot-water heat, =
car attached garage. Shown By
apt. only, call Warrehton 664.
w or Ia A-AokI
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

nELTsvlILE-Nev a.bsdTm,. ~
bath ,'t"-ahanped brick rambler
lgs H., full bimt, outside exit
Qnsalleet pafkipgl lse level COZ
lot only ftHfAO Trades centld
cred PARAMOUNT REALTY, Ar
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charm.
ms Cape COD bcdfmAs panrlco
asn' nIepl ~. ,osml WITH rec
WH. g-nuBn
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

KENsIN0TON, Mr., NH AND
NAVY MEDICAL IN excel, neieh.
horhood-hFiek -and-FedWood ram
bier; > htdfmt baths. compl
iandseaped with lge, trees, box.
ys S lss Nv IN. Win ultrs.
modern arepl, built.in book
ahelyea, dfapea and wall-to-Wal
carpet. no bsmt extra.lge kil
eauip with washer, dfief, rcigf
900 stove, rall price 200
cioslng costs, Call VII, U-JOa3
KFNsINCTON. zoos lakewood I'd
ny OWNER Neat i-bedrm. ranch
puildina for sarden iools. Lovely
Handicapped yard with hshpond.
irpit trees and shrubs M
schools, and rec, area Priced NJ
sls't50 PA applied Tor. Cali
10. f.f9ga,
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Observation-Disclosures ma ;,

SPRINGFlELD-3-b.r. brick RAM
bier iun basement, pine-paneled
rec. rm.' large kitchen. sep. din-
ing rm. large liv. rm. with fire-
BY OWNER: $3.50 down. FL
4-9545. 1.
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levsi ! eedTms.. IL baths. July
equip, XII gar; over 4 acre.
beautifully lanuseaned. ige. tTeea
patio and fence. Assume FHA
loan. 9AOd Grace A., FL. A.fjOra
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SPRINGFIELD, CreStwood Park
Mast sacrince Split-level. 3 bed
rms. "a baths. fenced back yard:
less than years old. Owner moV-
ing west; Rock bottom price. So
oyO: Priced, $1,000 under other
This week end only. 742i Dunston
ST. CT B-3120
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williamsburg ANA. ARI n

WILLIAMSBURG AREA. ARL., N
Brick rambler: 3 bedrms.. plus 4th
or study baths. firepl. bsmt.,
rec. rm.; hoored attic with fan;
excel. cond. inside and out: fenced
back I'd. with tree-shaded patio;
eaTport; closed work area; OUT.
STANDING SCHOOL, elem, jr,
and 81. high: cow. shopping Gems
S2l 300. KE S-579o
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

----------------------- -------------------
AnELPHI-Modern 3-bedrm. briei;
rambler; "a baths, finished rec
rm excel. cond. Easy terms.
Sl3.9j0. HUGH T. PECK, Real
tor He 4-BiOO.
ADELPHI white Oak Villagel-
Nearly new split-level on beauti-
full corner lot. u spacious rms. >
baths. family rm, carport; $1,000
On. HUGH T PECK 1850 New
Hamp ave, HE. $4,000
ADELPHI; S495 dn.. vacant. nc
settlement charges. avail. at once
--3-bedrm semidet rambler rec
rm assume AZ GI loan. 10
5-374O; ewes, TU. 2-5B0l
ANDREWS. BOILING AND CENSUS
$500 dn, assume large 4hos
o. loan or FLA; military. BY
OWNER transferring: bedrmS
and nursery, . baths, flrepl.. fully
HANDICAPPED corner lot, dead-end
street total price, $4,000 1927
Foster ST.. District Heights, RE.
6-6S26. NO AGENTS.
ANDREWS AREA-Loyely homes.
AND INSURANCE co. Rte. 3Si.
Clinton. Cypress 7-9396
ANDREWS FIELD, Morningside,
Md.--Lge. country home; newly
remodeled interior. q rms, .
baths. new dble. gar, beautiful
is-acre tree-shaded lot; Sli,95O.
Redwood 6-S62B -.
ANDREWS FIELD AREA-Det. cor.
rambler: 3 bedrms. 2-car garage
huge lott immed possess Price,
SO 500; easy terms. JOHN l..
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n. Dupont area--Owner wa
asking SIS, $50. Ord for only STA
100. and that Is the price. 3-bed-
I'm. luxury brick: fully paneled rec
rm with full bath; nothing down,
approx. S74 mo. cox q CO.. RE
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Wo0DRIDGE-le-rm. det house;
dbl lot, lOOx2i7: ige. shade trees
. full baths. . kits: mr.. schools,
nice neiahborhood, white OF coll
ored: must sell BY June 10. leav-
tng town. ORIG. cost $4,000; LIST
SIS, 900 accepted. can be financed
OWNER, LA. O-151Q
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BETHFsDA, AsHBURTON-Only

D yr' ia ovnsf sSansi' Price re-.
duced for immed. sale. Lee, white
brk, Cape Cod vide cor lot. on
secluded et In hne family COM
mum, walk 70 all ~ ioola. bed.
rms, eh bathG, biz Nv, rm.. fun
din. RIM, cleo, kit. with dinettr,
spac. scr. porch: huge paneled rec
I'm. with hrepl., fun bsmt., excel
storage, Upper eos OIL. 0.51j5.
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ASSUME 1Is% LOAN-Minimum
cash, $1,000. Tree-studded lot:
qGslity split-level; bedrms.. "a
baths, rec. rm., garage, fenced
patio on dead-end street. Near
schools with lots OF privacy. In
Fairfax. Must see to appreciate.
Call OWNER, who must sell this
week end due to sudden transfer.
CIR 3-OnQS
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BLInEsDA. LANpoN ARIA-e.yI.

BETHESDA, Msrrlmaek Park-4.
bf, 2Is-bath Gplit, on cor. lol
Gar lge. rec. room, Pay only
slO5 O5 mo. on 81 900 o truat
syail %, owEER after II an
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brRWYN nTs.--opFN SAT-, auN

nERWYN HIs.-oPEN SAT, SUN
l-b-fO.il brick rambler bFeeaf
way and rafage, . hedfmag u
baths, h,sN HEAT, nfepl hami
lot NnxgOu n, north on kenil
worth ave, tEdmonfton I'd y 4
Pontiac ~, left 1 Bin, 70 hlFd ave
Iight 100 n 10 NHna, HERB BED
FORD, Ap eaail4A.
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FALLS CHURCH FENwICK PARK

7-rm. brk. Cape Cod: orig. owner
transferred: firepl.. finished bsmt
fenced lot. eco IT. deep: no house
behind: lge. freed play area for
kids: scr. porch; Pine Spring
School bus stops across street,
cow economical living; swim
pool membership avail. JE. 2-2965
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SI,2OO DOWN-Assume big fat
OF loan on this practically new
brick split-leyel; liv. rm. with
nrepl., de luxe kit, full bsmt,
with recreation rm., patio, lovely
lot with trees. Priced at $50, $50,
Wonderful buy. Call ia. $4,000,
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
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NOW SHOWING

3 AND 4 BEDRM., and . bath
RAMBLERs, sPLIT-LEVELs. CAPE
GODS and BI-LEVELS. all homes
featuring wooden sash double
hung windows, larga kitchens with
eating space, full daylight base.
ments Priced from Si1750 Il
S2l $50 FLA and VA financing
available.
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VIII, 6-3334