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have approached William Q.
Treacy and II d. SWartzentruber
personally. beseeching them to let
The ones with The higher bid have
their way with never mention OF
the supposed collapse of the Shoup
company
He may deny passing legislation
taking away the right Of the
county commissioners TO have any
say in spending the county's
money in election affairs, but such
legislation was passed mainly for
Garrett county, since all other
counties except Garrett already
had their voting machines.
lie may tell that the cleo
ton board asked for new bids
from both companies and never
heard from Shoup That is not eX-
actly right. The board Of election
supervisors wrote a letter to the
two companies saying that il was
going to be necessary to ask for
new bids, but they never actually
sent out an invitation to bid to
the Shoup company. In telephone
conversation with the company at
that time the Shoup company did
admit that if they had received an
invitation they would have paid
no attention to it. since they felt
they wouldn't get any better treat
mcnt than they had received on
the previous bids.
He may try to overemphasize the
result of the court proceedings
against two county commissioners.
but voters need only to remember
the words Of the judge in which he
wanted it made plain that there
was no criminal intent involved
and that the county had received
full measure for work done. Bear
in mind also that the third commits
sioner also did business with the
county in violation Of the civil
statutes, but the two other com
missioners would not condescend
in filing any cross suits that would
have placed the third member I'M
der suspension also.
You may hear that certain
charges made by this newspaper
are all lies" but bear in mind
that we are no fly-by night bust
ness. We have been here serving
the people of the county for over
people of the county for over
seventy-five years. Everything we
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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1858
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Friday night.
Delayed

Friday night.
Delayed
The Youth group of FairvieW
gave their Easter play at the Pine
Grove church, on Sunday evening.
The Howard Cosners recently
visited her brother-in-laW and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Sim
mons, of Keyser.
On Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Childs entertained all members of
their family, at dinner. Present
we're Mr. and Mrs. Forest Childs
and daughter, of Uniontown, o.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Weese and
three children, Red House; Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Childs, Waterloo,
S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs Roy Childs,
Topeka, Kans.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Harsh and Bonnie and Con-
ME. Of Aurora; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Childs
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gibbs and
family, Of Pittsburgh, were week
end guests of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Gibbs. Sunday guests
We're MI. anu MI D IL =. DtsNN y >
Of Kitzmiller
A miscellaneous shower was
held for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Chids on Saturday evening at the
Childs residence, at Red Oak.
Many lovely gifts were received
from friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wilson and
daughter Mary Lou and son Carl,
of Murraysyille. spent last week
end with Mrs. Joe Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs Dale Evans and
son David, spent Saturday evening
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
MRS. z. L. Richie.
Mrs Verlinda Lipscomb and
Grace visited the Frank Childs,
Thursday.
Mir. and Mrs. John Evans and
children visited her parents at
Maysville, last Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Miller and son Stew
art. and c. E. Ross, of Silver
Spring. were Sunday dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Warsaw.
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McFIENRY

Mr.. and Mrs Stcrl Bittinger and
sons. Mrs. John Miller and MIR.
Bittinger's brother, all of Akron,
o.. spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs Asa Glotfelty
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Glotfelty and
daughter accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Glotfelty and son, of
Grantsville. to Winchester, Va,
last Friday where they attended
the Apple Blossom festival
Mrs. Charles Mcfarland and
family. Everett Pa, visited here
over the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Daisy Savage and
other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. William Bowman
were Sunday dinner guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Shaffer at Crellin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Knots and
daughter. of Crellin. were last
Tuesday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Glotfelty.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Miller Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Thomas,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Nora Savage and Mr.. and
Mrs. Farley Savage visited Mr. and
Mrs. Dayton Savage, at Hyndman,
Pa. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Glotfelty at
tended a mail carriers dinner at
Cumberland, Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowman
visited Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Teets
at Rock Lodge, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Close Oak
land. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frum,
JohnstoWn, Pa. called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Dewitt, Sunday.
Sic. and Mrs Kenneth Sines, of
Fort Meade. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Savage, Saturday evening.
Deane Savage is i'll with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Deane Savage and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Dewitt and family, Friday eve
ming.
Several of the ladies from here
attended the program given at the
Accident Fire hall, Tuesday eve
ming for Home Demonstration
| week
Mr.. and Mrs Don Wagner and
son visited Mr. and Mrs. Deane
Savage and sons, Saturday eve
ming. Sunday evening visitors
we're Trooper Elmer Cameron and
wife, mother and girl friend, Jerri
Herman, Waterloo. Md. and Mr.
and Mrs. William Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wolf, Clarks-
burg, w. Va, we're recent visitors
of Mr. and Mrs Bennett Paugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Paugh and
Betty Lou Savage We're Saturday
evening dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs John KetZner Cumberland.
Misses Anita Jean Dewitt Kath-
ryn Kaufield and Leola Douglas
motored from Columbus, O., Fri
Gay to spend the weekend with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Whit Dewitt They we've accom-
panied by Frances and Martha
Friend who spent the weekend
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Red Oak-Fairview

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bittinger
and son Carl. spent The weekend
with Rev. and Mrs. Edward Zeig-
Ter. Of Roanoke, Va Sunday eve
ming they visited the John More
lands.
Paul Cullcrs and family, of Hast
ings. Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lohr ard daughter Debbie,
Of Washington, D. c.. we're week
end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. G..
Cullers. William A. Cullers, of
Arlington. Va. visited them on
Saturday. Sunday callers were
George Cutters and Jim Dove, Bal
timore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nay Arnold daugh-
ter Allene and grandson Donnie,
of Mansfield. O.. visited the Wal
Ter Coopers and other relatives
the past Weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cooper and
DAUGHTER MclaIie, made trip to
Washington. .. c.. Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Dixon and
children visited The Walter Coop
ers SUNDAY evening.
We are glad 10 hear that Mrs.
NJ. II Blambie, who is patient in
the Garrett County Memorial hos
pital, is improving
Miss Susan Real visited the
Clifford REALS on Monday. Mrs
Kenneth Roy visited them Mon
DAY night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hanlin, OF
Bayard. were Sunday dinner guests
Of their son-in-laW and daughter
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Bittinger.
Mrs. E. L. Richie attended the
Oak Park dedication services on
ounda- afternoon.
Rev. and MRS. Edward c. Wen
ger. Of Oakland. visited Mr.. and
lrs. f. l. Ritchie and son, on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rosie. Virginia and Ray
Harvey called on A. G. Cullers
Sunday evening
william Childs. Of Akron, o.
was weekend visitor with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
ChiIds. Sunday guests of the
Childs families were Mrs TWila
Clark and children. of Davis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Childs.
Mr. and Mrs L. W Gordon AND
family Of Washington. D. c, have
moved into the property formerly
owned by May Harvey, which now
belongs to Gayle Shaffer, Of Baiti-
, more.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hillery, OF
Niles, O.. were weekend visitors
Of the Frank Blambies
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Childs called
on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooper
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n e W S
FROM THE
Ruth Enlow Library
BY EDITH BROCK

A book has been given in mem
DRY of William Rem by his
mother Gifts of books and maya
zines have been received from Dr..
E. l. Baumgartner and D. c. Mac
Murray
An essay on Religious Move
mcnts in Colonial Maryland has
been received from the Society Of
Daughters of Colonial Wars in the
State of Maryland The West Vir-
ginia Conservation Commission has
sent two copies of new pamphlet
on Fairfax Stone.
A variety of interesting settings
may be found in the new novels.
Alaska is the scene of Edna Fer
ber's latest book. The Ice Palace"
The Greengage Summer" by Bu-
mer Golden and Thunder on the
Right by Mary Stewart are laid in
France. Vivid pictures of lndonesia
are found in The Ten Thousand
Things" by Dermout and "Kam-
pong" by Hardy. Africa provides
a colorfuI setting for .Felembe' by
Larsen and Doctor Tom by Win
gate. Ancient Egypt is the scene Of
Eloise McGraW's "PhaIoah'
Up-to-date factual information on
foreign countries is presented in
interesting form in Inside Russia
Today" by John Gunther, Atlas
of World Affairs by Andrew Boyd,
The Bic Change in Europe' by
Blair BolIes, and Watcher on the
Rhine; an appraisal Of Germany
today" by Brian Connei
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Word OF Caution

This is about the time for spuri-
GUS material and pink sheets to be
distributed, making numerous
charges which will be untrue, and
making statements that likewise
will have no foundation of fact.
Voters are urged TO take these Of
ferings with a grain of salt" and
consign them to the waste baskets
and drains where they belong
There may be statements de
cIaring Clifford Friend took no
part in the voting machine dispute
until he learned the company was
about to fold up This is untrue.
The company is a going concern
and Mr. Friend was known to
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A. A. u. W. To Meet

The members Of Garrett Branch,
American Association Of UNIVERSE
~ women. viii meet a, the home
Of Mrs. James Hutchinson ON Mon
day evening, May r. Mrs. William
Sharps win give the final study
of the year and the program plan
ming for the coming year will get
under way.
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MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Childs and
daughter Shirley Harsh, and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Childs spent a few
days on the Eastern Shore sight
seeing and visiting friends and
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Childs and
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Childs were
Wednesday evening dinner guests
of MIR. and Mrs, Edwin Childs.
Mrs. Clifford Real attended a
birthday party on Sunday for Mrs.
Gene Lambert, given by Mrs.
Gcorge Reall
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E. s. EVANS sTocKYARD, INC
Terra Alta. w. Va.

Terra Alta W. Va.
Calves. choice 30.50 TO 34O0;
good, $500 to 1910; medium, 24.60
to 28.25: common, 1910 10 2423.
Steers, good, 275O to 3lO0. stock,
$500 to 2725.
Heifers. $3.50 to $3.50; stock
1900 to 2300.
Cows. good. 1900 to 20.5O; medi-
um, 1900 to 1850; common, l4.O0
to 1850
Bulls, 1880 to $500
Hogs. 2000 to 2l70; Sows 1850
to l740; Male Hogs, l4.20.
Horses. 12500 to 1880
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President called on Russia and
ten other nations to Join in pact
to neutralize vast frozen CONT
nent of AntarcGca and dedicate it
to peaceful scientific research.
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with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Montcll Friend, Frances and Mar
tina we're also supper guests of the
DeWitts. Other Sunday guests
were Mrs. Charles Dewitt and
children. Rev. Frederick Crawford.
Joyce and Janice Dewitt spent
Tuesday night with their grand
parents.
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EReexGI THIS 9 i. 9

t T Es H6e a h a5 G5hr E4 s9F1n R9q a s
Election and fling 5aolc oHc
o 0 Maryland
Editor Q legality
Violation simply
h Ed wants Make you SUCH @
t aer he them Attorney General Mr. Reh had served his term as APr G
ing slongfer mofofieeas Go1erno @ ~ ~ ~ ~
-STATENIENT GOVERNOR McKELDN
any politically person in Maryland
candidacy member Board
supervisors his party's Central Committee
improperly hatever in a candidacy.
the that all the
Without checking
o Central Committees
position Committeeman public office 1t
merely office of intra-party government
one-pary
of
contributor to the strength of this republic and
lie freedom of its citizens
Political participation be
which the should
offices This particularly
judiciary all
didaces
But certainly Election
He
of his party
We should Pres
sou
Political Adems the nee cq Pd Snde aPfb but truth
Respectfully,
H. ard President
Roger w. Bond, Majority Member
Russell /. Smith Regisrar-Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

HIGH, JR. HIGH AND GRADE
SCHOOLS-Your family can at
tend nursery through senior high
ln this well-kept 3-bedrp brick
rambler, tiled bath, firepi., huee
kit, full bsmt,, fenced yard. Sl6.-
$50. FLA or GI. o. d. FIELD,
INC. JU. b-71l3.
HONEYMOON COUPLE-Very cute
all-briek rambler. wood burning
firepi., 9 sunny bedrms., lge. level
lot with shade trees, Only Sill
$50. A., J. KEssINoER a co..
CLOsE-IN BRK. NCOLONIAI--S1s,-
$50; 3 bedrms., III baths, liv. rm.,
din. rm.. equipped kit; full bsmt.
CHESTER KELLER. WOODWORK
AGENCY CORP, JU. b-710O, o
I'll o, ~. g-5bbb.
CAPE COD-Excei. ciose-in Tako-
ma Park location. Liv. rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm.. kit, den,
bed Tsns"' hath o on and r. Fuii
bsmt., built-in garage. Close to
George George w BAusERMAN, III.
9-5444. Ewes, RIA. 3-bSS3.
STONE FRONT BRICK RAMBLER
on u acre. Full basement. 2 baths.
. fireplaces, storm windows and
screens, venetian blinds. hot water
heat. First time offered and 4
value ct 217.ab0. Many more, tell
" your needa RoMER = co.
oaithsTsburg 200.
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HEART OF HYATTsyILLE-S-Tn,
bsmt. with h.-w.h. Fenced yard
with huge patio. Near schools.
Home In immae. cond. Asking
$4,000 with e terms. Call I'll
y pm. WA 7-3gOO. ROBERT q.
DAVIS A co INC
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY, BEER, s,E,--a.rm. apt
upstairs, white or eoioted, aood
income ~, i.ia5i, or after \
pm n, f.Oa9s,
year.round business
Owner must sell Handsome, large
monthly income n full time a de-
voted. Boz ih.L, star, 81
DETECTIVE AGENCY. sell or trade
part OF for volkawagen. will teach
business, Box fns.v, star.
SMALL RESTAURANT for sale,
NEAR Howard University. Com,
pletely equipped with modern M.
lures, Reasonably. priced tsIms
WHITEHEAD days, HI. 3-55sA'
ewes, LU, 4-3JiU,
VALET SHOP. $500 cAsH-com-
plete shoe repair, pressing EQUIP,
cash rea,, etc, LII. asia
m TIME TOR VACATION TRADE
Sinclair service station, Tor lease
In center OF resort AREA. Beverly
Reach ana Mayo rda Mayo Nd
excellent summer potential For
further information call Mr.
SCHROEDER Baltimore, Nd 4,
Northneld s-Bhse between 4 and
y o m
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION. larg-
est in is field, IL establishing ex.
elusive franchise areas locally 10
handle rapidly. CROWNS business,
Income potential $4,000, plus.
initial investment Si0,5O0 re-
turned within 8 10 . months
Box 3if-Y, star.
FOR sALE-well-eauipped florist
store In downtown section, Pos
session before Mothers Day. For
Information, call Dl, 7-fpp3
70 participate IN sport
ina field; ready 10 start IN MAY
All Licenses secured for Maryland
and Delaware. Call DE. 2-e0f6,
eyes, k-ll.3O.
Sales-minded couple
to purchase mAnaging partnership
IN small retail business in Arling-
ton. Box 4gl-V. star.
with following as q
partner or 10 buy high-claSs down
town salon. Box SAL. star 22'
MoTELs PoR sALE-Adyice and
con5ultation BY exclusive, tull-time
motel broker and travel specialist
ofiering recommendations on best
BUYS in motels and sites.
JOE n THOMPSON
,32 Woodward Bids Jackson $4,000
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- very alir, l.bedrm. brick Co.
lonial " excl. eend rec. Tm
Gar, lovely hit, with brkfst, nook
wv carpets. "a, oesaut b lans.
E sHT BRAY bT M a s. SO; BIG Els
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MErzLER, REALToR, I'm, e.fiOO
BANNOCKBURN HTS.
BETHESDA

New aplil.leysl home on level lot
with trees, . big bedrms and posi-.
BILE 9th dormltory bedrm., full
baths and "a bath with large 2Oxip
rec. room, modern kit, eenter.hall
is I.on spi .n. sl h,r.ss az Slgs s In near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

5 ACRES OR MORE, nT, Manor
, baths, rec. rm., h.-w.h.: swim
pool, 3-car garage. barn: Sl2,600,
BOGLEY's, 10. 5-3434,
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FAIRFAX-4-b bed room, 2-bath brick
Cape Cod. Corner lot, fenced rear
yard, barbecue pit. Sl2b Available
now Tel JE. 2-od?O JOSEPH W
SEAY co 113 W Broad st, Falls
Church. Va
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2-bath brk.
Colonial: perfect cond.. lovely
rec. Tm. and pvt. fenced back
yard: walking distance Bradley
Elem, School. Mod. kit, screened
P PSysh; a. a.. y sssaass' S@2'Soo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

OWNER TkANSFERkED-S
price on this delightful 3 bedrm.
rambler with full rec. type bsmt.,
equipped kit. with breakfast bar.
tree shaded lot, patio. Value plus
at Sl3,75O. $500 down, balance
70 10 l one loan, PRINCE GEORGES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

THREE.lEDRM, ArI,-plshyash.
al eondI siin mo-, $50 security
sspsslt 1ls:aaifsd cor EIkL WI.
LACE APfsn .lels Wilson blvd"
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a-BEDRM., s-hATh, bNhCk cape
Cod with full bsmt. Owner will
take 2 or 3 bedrm. home In
trade.) Vacant. 4Iass terms. $1,000
dn.; SlS,9bO. BEERS BROS. Ju
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CHERRY BLOSSOM FIEsTA-sOM-
" iiv. rm. with fireplace, family
sized dining rm.: kit, modern with
ample space: 3 twin-sized bedrmS,
. baths. lac. screened porch open
ing onto 4 beautiful fenced gar
den. Daylight bsmt. with attrae.
club rm., all paneled with built
in "horseshoe bar" and fireplace,
bath. THIS CHERRY BLOSSOM
SPECIAL is priced to sell this
week. CAN OIL. 6-2344, office open
9 I'll 2; THOMAS j. FISHER d
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HnusEs FOR sALE-Mp.


" bk@psIiSstfni .hits iisns, sis'.
and den on ia nr, defmitory
bsdFm. upstairs, nsmt, has gas
heat, exit 90 nafden and patloi
gArAse Low On payt., FhA, HAM-
UEL n BODILY or ND INC,
OIL, $4,000, ewes, AID, t.hapO,
HILLANpALE ARA Modern
AlatinH OF 4 bedrma, and den, Nv,
nm, din, rm, and Kit, = baths,
fiTepl,, Kitchen with diahvakheI
and disposal, ifniAhed rec, fm
IeAa, teImni price, xa3,nau, HUGH
II, PECK, RealtoT, 1850 New
Hampshire ave, HE, t.6iOO,
HII;LANDALE FORE4T = PTaeti.
eally new, spacious a.bedrm, brick
rambler. . full bAthA, nfspl. In
Nv, rm,, SEP, din, Tm,, 2 air con-
ditionerAi enclosed Aunrm,, nn-
lShed rec, rm,, ~ lots Price
reduced HuoH T. fEcK' Hi, L
ANnn
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ThMrLETON kNOLLs - Immae,
s srlsE si si' h ..%I;Ss'sS shDo.l
s ,iss... '' EERRkpERlIee;RRS C ". ffERipsss::
SALES INC, AP. 7-48f0 I'll o
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SILVER SPRING; SI2.s5O: Mont
rm. brk. rambler: scr. porch.
shady fenced lot; excel. close-ln
loe. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
hi Q-IIOa III q
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Edeemoor- Battery Park
area = custom-built. eenter-hall
brick on lse. level lot; 25-ft. liv
rm, din. rm., kit. lge. bedTm
with y bath. screened porch on
LIST a.. . huge bedrms.. bath.
storage rm on End: rec. rm.,
garage: perfect condition; near
schools, churches, transp: 5Il7
Wilson lane. OIL. 1884: S25,5OO
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TNOFhNIItlo, -. I-lIlfl

way out to the country Delight-
full Avondale Is Just the right
distance Quiet. secluded section.
but close 70 every possible con-
yenienee. Impressive all brick
Colonial, GA tile baths; rec. rm.
In bsmt,; family din. Tm., eheSt-
nut trim and paneling; gas h-w.h.;
screened porch: LIST a. den or Tv
room: tile bath in master bedrm.
Garage. Beautiful corner lot. A
real home for q family with roots.
Modestly priced. considerably less
than VA appraisal. W. r. HUGHES
CO., AP. 5-l4OO.
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year.round business
Owner must sell, Handsome, large
monthly income n full time 4 de-
VoiFd Nos uk.I ataF oss
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MADE.TQQRnER

Ail-briek rambler, with pansled rec
rm. fun bsmt.; clean; fenced
$1,000 down viii handle. Quick
possession. Price, s13.7OO.
James c. Conley & Co.
OIL Vl.ssSS Eve at. Hs' a.s9ss
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SILVER SPRING

3-bedroom custom built bri,
Colonial. In mid-4Os. OWNER, d
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.

t.BfDhM.. ais-nATM brick ram
bier, Burnt Mills area Of silver
Apring--Aiao has iiv, Tm,, dlnina
rma dream Kitchen, spacious rec
Iln, ana sarage, Terms or trade
Choose your own color scheme
SswRiiSScr S v IUrEss 81 co. Pm
ROCK ss sRE ,Ss H aIbss sgSLI EEsT-
Amons trees, Colonial home isaluT.
lnK apAe l0ukneaa thToughoul, POW
OAR nM,, DELUXE KITCHEN on
lat, . tuln.aine bedfma,, baths
on snd, kkpAnAibie ard n, Rec
rms saIAss, FOR inspection ewes
1ETzI.Ha REALTORS, EM, $4,000
RoLLINdwoop = OLDER sac.
lion, Spacious white brick colonial
home, vsTy artistic clean A.
ARb pSwbfSHsss Ri M on I I'D, fss
wonasriui home Tor snisrlainins
Owner lsAylng city For inspection
nsirziI.atR, 'RsAIToR. EM, $4,000
BANNOCKBURN HTS.
Tn. u = RAE .eP,Sr, unity. :;
Colonial home In the old wooded
section o. this eharmlns com
munity situated on beautlIu
lot Of ~ aersa, aiiordinE complete
privacy, The ATht moor consists o.
CENTER hall, drawlnt room ylti
iifeplAee, dlnihg room with hre
place, modern kitchen. poNdel
iaiollstad Faa0 march hedroonl
stsirway. Rsefsatlon room vii
fireplace. maids room and batt
In balement, 2-ear attached ga
sss.sO6' Cal Nj, Lslsh, IVA.
$500: syes,, OIL. 2-37Rb. BOSS A
PHELPS, INC, Realtors.
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RooMlN o., g 40! y, . sssTs,or want,
Mr. HORTON, ma, s.ND5e,
WANTED TO RENT-Furnished
house In Maryland suburbs lATse
-tnaugh for family with four chill.
dren, Wanted for most o. all Of
aS,us, @ RspI, S sSa' soi.gy' s sna
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
New brick rambler; true-eentef
hall plan. lac. liv. rm. With nre-
place; huae kit. with table space
family size din. rm.: 2 twin-siEed
bedrmS.. . baths, breeBeway; garaee.
full bsmt.: toilet; level lot llOxl45.
Terms 10 suit
wooDsiDE REALTY CO.
JU. a-b440 Open Til y Pm
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SILVER SPRING

Mr.. MRS. KAY's TAVERN
Lee. all-brick Colonial: huge liv.
I'm. with fireplace; fully equip. kit.
with table space: family-sixe din.
rm.. 3 twin-sixe bedrms.. 2 baths up;
full bsmt. with part rec I'm. and
bath. porch: garage; oil h.-w.h. /:
beaut. lot. many shrubs; walk 10
WooDsIDE REALTY CO.
10. Q-6440 Omen Til PM
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coLoRED-5Oa end ct, NV
.nEpRM. APT SOS INCL, uTli.s
LOUIS RuDpkN III s.aOdt
itik d q, ne rms hi
No. 40 DefFeek ", nW-Lovely
s-hedrm apt, Fedee Suhl
sl7 Z ", n,S.-Nles enc and and
''I ~ ipI n 'sasS r ns% M IT, and nc
bath redec fhh,
ei6 n a. nN-Lovely 2.rmt
STA You 81 hW-Loyely, Lee,
a.rm apt Fedee, s7h,
1898 18th A. n,w=-s rms, MI,
and hath, Fedee SAA
1000 eAth a., nWe rms, MI,
and bath redcc $50
HARRISON A ADAMS -.
lle X st. NV Ma, s.sl0s
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APIS unuaMHIp ApIs uuRnHtDy HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ALEXANDRIA, Arl. or Fails Church,
June occupancy. PIopsrty Man
agement Dept, NJ, IT, nRoYHILL
4 SONS, corr, t6i0 Lee hwy
ia. 4slt0h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

B.BEDROOMs. 3 BATHS in this
beautifully maintained older style
Southern Colonial. on nearly u
acre. mr., the Montgomery .Jr. Col
lege and District line only 81, :
$40 "a, Al KEssINoER q CO.