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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

Arthur Hart Mckinley, SO, chief
cashier of the Peoples National
Bank Of Hancock, Md, and
George J. Martfeld, IS, of Route
5, Vienna, ex-asSistant chief
cashier of the Mount Vernon
Bank and Trust Co.'S Willston
branch, in Fairfax County.
Stiles a former Army major
and owner of the Square Deaf
Garage in Hancock. was the
principal defendant in the check
fraud plot until he pleaded
guilty early In January
Two others, James T. MUIR
phey, jr., 80. of 1895 North
Manchester street. Arlington, a
Mount Vernon Bank official,
and Paul ONeal Yost, 81. Of
Berkeley. w. Va, manager Of
Stiles garage. also have en-
tered guilty pleas.
Aware Of Penalty
Announcing that he was well
aware" he faces a maximum
150-year jail sentence on 80
counts Of mail fraud by check
kiting. Stiles said he wanted to
make a clean breast of things.
Il didn't have any plot or
scheme with anybody" he tes-
titled. ut was just one of
those things you slip into"
He explained that he was
running his Dodge-P Plymouth
agency in Hancock while still
in the Army. Yost was his
manager and they needed
money to meet current bills.
1T was about 1883" he con-
tinued. when I gave Yost my
personal check on the Mount
Vernon Bank and accepted one
from him on the Square Deal
account drawn on Peoples
Bank.
Later" he said, II would
cash the Square Deal check,
making up the money in the
meantime. From there it went
on"
Prosecutor Andrew Giangreco
contends the plot went on from
1858 until it was discovered last
month.
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Meanwhile, to back up his
statements, he displayed five
large crates which he told the
jury were packed with worth
less checks amounting to nearly
$40 million. He said the scheme
eventually cost the Maryland
and Virginia banks involved a
total Of $181, 900.
Mckinley and Martfeld are
being tried as accessories after
the fact in that they knew the
checks were drawn on insult
ficient funds, yet honored them.
In his opening statement, Mr..
Giangreco said at one stage of
the scheme Mckinley honored
a Stiles check for 100000 when
Stiles had only $500 in his
account.
Puzzled Over Money
While he readily assumed
blame for his part, Stiles told
the jury he is still wondering
where the money went. He in
simulated that the bankers were
taking advantage of the scheme.
In 1855 / had my best year.
Paul (Yost) and I were work.
ing night and day. We sold
100 new cars and about 500
used cars. We made a profit
on every one and still the bank
was calling for larger amounts
to meet checks" he said.
The trial, with more than IS
witnesses yet to be heard, will
continue today with Stiles still
on the stand.
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the Chesapeak Bay near the
Eastern Shore.
Some Of the fishermen were
reported to have come from
Somerset County on Maryland's
Eastern Shore and from Tan
gier Island under Virginia
Jurisdiction in the bay.
Maryland law forbids the
"Quickie" method of dredging
for oysters in Maryland-owned
Potomac waters, often the scene
Of bullet-punctured chases in
past years.
Virginia, which permits
dredging, and Maryland cur
rently are involved in a dispute
before the Supreme Court over
Maryland's voiding Of its 1785
compact giving Virginia equal
fishing rights in the Potomac.
Mr.. Shenton said the arrests
were made after the feet Of
oyster boats was sighted by
Tidewater Fisheries Commits
sion officials at the mouth Of
Smiths Creek. of the Potomac
River near Point Lookout.
He said he put in a call for
all available commission patrol
boats and six responded, round
ing up the fishing boats as they
entered the creek.
Six Of the two and three-men
boats fed up Smiths Creek and
were caught after q brief chase,
Mr.. Shenton said.
He said about six dredges
were recovered and the 10 boats
were impounded pending the
March II hearing In Leonard
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
Planners Ask
Arlington Bond

A long-range capital i'm
prOyement bond issue of $8.1
million was recommended to the
Arlington Planning Commission
last night by the committee it
appointed to study the county's
needs.
Action by the Planning Com
mission was deferred, however,
until next Monday night when
the planners are expected to
scale down the recommended
ton to between $6.5 and 81
million. Previous sums dis
cussed for the proposed bond
issue have been as low as $3.5
million and as high as $40 mil
lion.
The committees recommen-
dalton Of an $8.107,000 bond is
sue earmarks $3,607,000 for
street construction and i'm
provements-the largest single
item in the proposal.
A new headquarters building
for the Arlington Fire Division
would get $4,000 of the bond
money. as recommended by the
committee. Curbs, cutters and
sidewalks would account for
$685., 900. storm sewers would
get $990,000 and the sanitary
sewer system would get
5000, 900.
The committee recommended
$775.000 for a central library
building and furnishings, $780,
900 for land acquisition and
parks and Fairgrounds. and
another 5000, 900 for other out
door recreational facilities.
In other action the Plan
ming Commission approved a
long-range land use plan for
the area around the county
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JLl6T6 are I1dIly AREAS WIlSTC We
want to standardize practices,
Arlington Juvenile Court Judge
Hugh Reid said today.
Judge Reid heads the Metro
politan Area judges group. or
ganized last November. The
other members are Orm w,
Ketcham of the District, Alfred
Noyes of Montgomery County,
Emmett Mamma of Prince
Georges County, Irene Pancoast
of Alexandria and John Roth
rock of Fairfax County.
Three months ago today. the
area judges agreed to a broad
program of cooperation in the
handling Of delinquents across
iurisdictional boundaries.
AccOrds in Effect
The judges have been put
ting the agreements into eff
feet and have indicated. through
informal meetings and letters.
that they want to continue to
do so, Judge Reid noted.
The judges have agreed to
visit each others courts and
trade ideas on procedures,
Judge Reid said. Ways to aid
cooperation, such as reason
ably uniform complaints" have
been under discussion, he noted.
I'VE are going slow on this
and other moves to coordinate
our activities in order to first
work the bugs out" Judge Reid
pointed out. But we definitely
are actively moving toward
closer cooperation"
Supervision Transferred
Last December, the judges
agreed to start placing juvenile
offenders under the authority
of the probation Office in their
home jurisdiction. The recip-
rocal service has slowly been
put into practice.
Probation officers have agreed
the juveniles are better ham
died in their home jurisdictions
by officers who are more famil-
lar with their living conditions.
To make the agreement work
better. area probation stats
have met to coordinate their
work. The Offices have agreed
to achieve more uniformity in
their reports.
An increasing number of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
Radio Stution Asked

The Federal Communications
Commission was asked yeSter-
day to approve a license for a
new radio station at Middle
town. Md. The applicants were
Dan Weinberg and John j. Keel
trading as the Frederick County
Broadcasting Co. The applica-
ton was for a one-kilowatt,
daytime station on 1920 kilo-
cycles.
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Newspaper Resumes

PEORIA, H., Mar. IL R.-
The Peoria Journal Star pub
lished morning editions for the
first time in more than two
months today after settlement
of a strike by the American
Newspaper Guild and four me-
chanical unions. The walkouts
ended yesterday with ratif1ca-
ton by Guild members Of an
agreement reached by the Guild
and management.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
Cut in Federal Aid
To Schools Opposed

The Beacon Heights (Md.)
Citizens Association last night
opposed any decrease in Fed
eral aid for the operation Of
local schools.
: The association met in the
Riverdale Heights Fire Depart
ment hall.
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Lenten Observance

The Alexandria District
Woman's Society Of Christian
Service will sponsor a "Lenten
Quiet Day" from 10 am. to 1880
pm. tomorrow In Crossman
Methodist Church, Falls
Church, Va. Mrs. r. s. Foy Of
Richmond will speak.
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p Oysternnen Arrested
By Maryland Patrols

LEONARDTOWN Md. Mar. IL QE9-Twenty- oystermen
chased down by Maryland Tdewaer Fisheries
patrol boats and charged with illegal dredging yesterday
The oyster fishermen were rounded 10 fishing
at the Southwest tip of ST. Marys County point
the Potomac River flows into Chesapeake. Bay.
The taken in carloads from Ridge to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
Areas Juvenile Courts
Stondordizing Practices

Standardized Juvenile court procedures under discussion
by juvenile court judges.
More uniform methods down to the preparation
papers, will produce better and efficient justice
the judges have agreed.
Agreements will be limited by differences in laws but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
Auto Dealer Tells Court
OF Check-Kitinq Plot

An auto dealer told Alexandra Federal jury yes
erday that the $9950000 checkng scheme he and three
bankers are credited with operating lust of those
things slipped into"
Robert Stiles 49, 1904 North Eighteenth street Arlington
teyng the Governments witness in the trial of
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See how NickeI-toughened propeIIers
proved their mettIe in Arctic pack ice

For Ni-Bral alloy >. new Nickel-aluminum
bronze propeller metal developed by Inco
research the polar pack ice was grim,
grinding proving ground.
Nickel-aluminum bronze propellers were
used on number of ships in the u S. Navy's
1856 Arctic expedition, greatest "icelft" of
all time.
They didn't get brittle in icy Arctic waters.
They didn't lose their toughness. They didn't
break or fracture in the crush of hard-packed
pack ice.
NI-BraI prOpelIers are much
more eOTr0slon-reslstIng..
Four to six times more resistant to pitting
and wear (corrosion-erosion). And they can
be made ten percent thinner and up to twenty
INCO brings you Roger Mudd and I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

percent lighter than manganese bronze
blades. This is the research word on these new,
high-strength Nickel-containing propellers.
More and more of these new Nickel-con-
tanning propellers are being installed on all
kinds Of boats: luxury liners, tankers, pleas
ure cruisers, racing craft. Our folder, New
Ni-Bral Propellers" gives you the taut, nau-
tical "why." Write Dept. ZIG. erOssrLS Co.. INC.
The international Nickel Company, Inc.
New York 5, NY.
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Vi MONEY--Assume this CT loan
HH + lii'- g brki rambler in
ST nSln wi bsmt less than I0ss
TTvnMTM u: Cali NICHOLS REAL ES-
I LAdE co. for-s directions. FL.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY-eparkline
contemporary bi-level beauty. in
Tremendous recreation-family rm
and kitchen with sliding glass
panel walls, beamed ceilings, 4
big bedrms., . full baths, win
dow-walled living rm. with dra-
matic brick. fireplace-lots Of lux
wy extras, and HUGE CT LOAN
TO ASSUME. S22,750, with a
low, low down payment. Call
PEARSON PROPERTIES. JE.
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-. CALL TO INSPECT
z TO 5 DAILY, OIL. 6-O9s6
Ewes. OIL. 1881, EN-. 3-715O
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hSI TINE ADVEHTISED-T
3.bedrm. brick home 6 not new
able features include attractive
dining rm.. eating space in Eiteh.
en-, plus q rear porch overlooking
beautiful shrubs and rock gar.
den; ,close.in Arlington location
With bus stop, a. corners reason.
SONS coRP.. 'REATTTToo RRsst. q
FOR SALE By OWNER = Assume
I T.s e x,,s ui 81 Loan s;sssdr
Si6's6o. Can punEirf 5-sas7 '
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HOUSES FOR skLE-VA. HOUSES FoR sALE-vA,

FOUR MOVE could be tomorrow
Vacant. professionally redeeo-
rated and ready for immediate
occupancy. This 3-bedroom. all
brick rancher, with full basement,
on q breezy corner lot In q
convenient N. Arlington location.
can be yours at the low. price Of
S17.9b0. with excellent long-term
FILA financing available. First
time advertised. You be first to see
IL. Call PEARSON PROPERTIES.
IA. $4,000.
COUNTS and this
highly coveted Lorcom lane area
Of N. .Arl.-3 bedrms., 2 full
baths. Ice. liv. rm. with corner
fireplace. din. rm;. fully equipped
kit; carport. patio, fenced yard
Asking S26,950. For further de-
tails call THE DARBY CO., Re-
altors, 1919 Wilson blvd, ia
5-9393. once open . til 9.
from Si4 $50 to Si4.-
600. this immaculate 3-bedrm
rambler. completely !air-cond
Fenced lot and detached garage
Only $3.50 down. Won't last
long. Call ia. $1,000, BETTER
HOMES REALTY, INC.
Nv ACRES; WHITE
CAPE COD, FULL BSMT. RENT
SALE. TRADE g11060 I-W
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Four Al

per mo. DAYS everything, ". r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400.
HYATTsvILLE-Brick: ideal loca-
ton; very neat and clean; twin
size bedrms., .lge. lily. rm: with din
rec. rm.: fenced level lot with or
street parking. Total price, only
Sl2.300.
UN. 4-1l66 WA. 7-6655
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
EVANSVILLE HTLLs-Must sell
to settle estate. Cory 2-bedrm.
bungalow; sep. din. rrn. dry bsmt i,
. encl. porches; detached garage
with Workshop fenced yard. See
and make offer.
.UN. 4-ll66 WA, 7-66b5
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
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LIVE MODERN

Trade your outdated home on q
new de luxe rambler In CrosieI
Gardens, nr. Suitland High School
AL have 3 bedrms., full bsmts.
dream Kitchens. ~ or ga baths,
some with carports and garages
From $1,000 up; Look for sign
and District Heights. r. b.
BURGESS, Realtor. RE. $4,000
til s.
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CONTEMPORARY = Very lovely
home in a beautiful wooded Sec
ton; 3 bedrms., lovely screened
% HTtSn S 1S9I3v JE. 2-Sl10,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
IcoNTlNuEp,

FALLS CHURCH. 3-bedrm. RAM
bier; close 10 school; vacant: $3.50
cash. S6S per mo. Large level lot:
immediate possession. MANNAS
RLTY.. JE. 2-311O.
FALLS CHURCH-Transferred own
er prices this lovely, almost new
S-pedrm., 2-bath brick split-level
beaut. kit. with Ice. 2-door refgf.,
eye-level oven. dishwasher and
disposal; SEP. din. rrn.. basement,
garage, hot-water Dashboard heat;
blks. to grade school: fast direct
transp. almost at door; s23. 900.
CAL Mr.. McGhee. IA. 5000.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. NC IA.
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75O-5 bedrooms. iivine rm with
noor-to-ceiling fireplace wall dim
ing ell. and de luxe Kitchen with
disposal and exhaust fan. Beamed
ceilings throughout. Carport
Nicely handicapped V l.. acre lot
Walking distance to schools. Low
g goS o Ray iosni c sf s siiSTs
LucHs. Realtors. s05b Wilson
blvd. Arl.. ia. b-6sOO
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WHATEvER YOU DO, buy q home
ginner in heart Of Arlington. All
brick. 3-bedrm. rancher with rec.
rm., nice liv. rm. with firepl.. big
bsmt.. clean gas heat. Close to
Grade, Junior high schools and
new porochial high school. Only
S1S,950: FILA terms IL you prefer.
See this today, JE. 3-2093, VIM.
A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
Closed SUNDAYS.
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Mr.. New HAMPSHIRE Ave.

Picturesque brick Colonial.
z huge rooms. absolutely In
new home condition. Mr..
every convenience. Also has
large rear screened porch,
FHA appraisal, $4,000.
Owner asking S14,pbO. As
low as $1,000 down. Balance
on 30-yr. FLA loan. Also In
cludes beautiful wall-to-wall
carpetlng. Can be shown
anytime. 80 call now.
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.CHEVERLY

Beautiful brick Colonial. with
all the added features. 3
twin-size bedrmS., family
size dining room. fireplace.
screened porch, pine pan
eled rec. rm. Close TO both
public and paroehial schools.
Only s16.b0O, as little as
Si.700 down. Balance on LIST
trust.
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! $S00 TDOWN

Gives you this really lovely brick
2-bedrIn. rambler with firepl,, storm
sash, fenced yard with tall trees
and attractive landscaping Al
loan for those with substantial
cash down payment.
Realtors 10 h-4ann
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NEW 3-BEDRM., 2-bath rambler;
individuality and style plus, sep.
entrance. level. ultra de luxe kit,
with surface range and wall oven
finished rec. rm., spacious wooded
lot; SIG, 800; conventional or FHA
terms. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES, AP. 7-7774.
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rhlhfAA COUNTr-The last whis-
per IN mod. planning and design
Ing In z nrand,new Bis solar. =:
with no On. payment. JE. 2.eab9
FALLS cHuRCH-spacious triiev.
p p d sssdiss rspl sE r.. dIs Nv
kit. patio with iirepi,; many *.
ras Transferred. BY OWNER.
$1II90. Choice Of terms. il.
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$500 DOWN, near Andrews, Cen
sus-3-yr. -old 2-bedrm. brk. Cape
Coo. with expandable attic; full
psmt., gas heat: nice fenced lot,
Cox. LII. 2-Sl36 or ST. 3-736S'
ATLAS REALTY CO.
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,Syg CASH: assume my CT loan,
SlT73O; payments now STA
6 2; /; !; /: will take End trust for
300. OWNER, CR- 3-anzo ~
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REDUCED $1,000, and in the
Souebt;after Lorcom lane area
tnls an-brick rambler has center
NALL 3 bedrms.. separate DINING
I'm I'm, iull baths. de luxe kitchen
on on, man NJ rec. rm. built-in ga
ba Es; al ADDS up to q lot Of
ment eall IA. $1,000, nj r
ssIRT1NY pH1IL a. SONS CORR. RE-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mo.

e,eo5-s49s DN.. $3.50 per mo.
s rms. 2 kits, I bath: income
IA
BRICK RAMBLER-only $3.50 down
and assume A. loan with pay
ments like rent: 3 bedrms.. equip.
kit. tile bath; finished rec. rm.:
nice level yard. Quick possession.
q pSrN 1rlle 1poRcxs HT VA legs s5
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SOUTH-New brick
full basement. lovely birch Kitchen n
separate dining rm.: close TO
TRANSFORMATION, etc. S20.25O. c. B.
O'SHAUGHNESSY, Agent, JE. .
2O24:c JE. 2-I10l; evenings. JE.
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BRICK SPLIT-LEVELS-Wonderfui
new homes Just being completed
IN beaut. Briarcliff, town Of Fair
TAX; 3 and 4 bedrms., 2 and 3
baths. liv. rms. and family rms.
with fireplaces. sep. din. rms; on
dead-end street; city utils.; paved
streets, sidewalks, shade trees.
NJ. schools. shopping centers and
financing; $21,lOO to 500 $50.
DILLON LAND Co, Realtor, Omen
8 It'll 8, JE. 1000.
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BARGAIN PRICED-4-bedrm. bun
galow, tip-top cond. with many
extras added; scr. porch, big lot
with masonry garage and work.
shop; only S9,650, low down pay
ERTIFS. APP, 7-S7T4
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HOUSES FOR skLE--MD.

EVANSVILLE. under $4,000: $50
mo. pays everything In is years.
Owner leaving State, must sell
this month. No brokers; $3.50 dn.
No settlement; very clean; one
floor plan: 9 rooms, equipped
kitchen, Venetian blinds, bsmt.,
GARAGE. Apply 1907 Norwich I'd.
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RAGE; newt Decorated s.bedrm m
all-brick rambler situated on cor
ner lot: large living rm.: WASH
Err AND DRfER in equipped kitch-
en-. An excellent buy can be yours.
Please call OV. 3-1413. SHAM
NON a LucHs Co, Realtors.
SUGAR DE LUxE-The sweetest
buy on today's market. 5000
down and payments approx. sos
mo. Brick; large liv. rfi., . bed
rms. down: sep. din. nm. hot
water heat; hoored attic for more
and bus to D. c.: very close-in
Arlington. Immed occupancy. No
red tapei s O, dERAcH1s CO..
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AHAmA1 mlLLS-o-DeQrm. house,
vacant: $10,450, AZ loan, 81. 900
cash. TW. 3-7735.,
SPRINGFIELD "a bedrms-. ~
baths, iirepl. in liv. rm., IL BY i'd
II. scr: pch., back yd. compl. fenced
in; G-E disposal. dishwasher.
washing machine, clothes drier
and refgr. $21,5O0. Assume AN
81 or acquire FILA loan for SCI.
300. BY OWNER, FL. 4-9661.
vIENNA-3-bedrm. brick Colonial:
den and " bath on list floor; fuli
psmt;; h-acre fenced lot; close
SHOPPING: $40, $50. DU. 5-7864.
VIENNA-Spacious older home:
boxwoods, shade trees, lge, lot
with patio and fish pond: Waikine
distance to shopping, elementary
school and city bus; liy. rri
1920 with firepl., lge. formal
dining rm., lovely equipped KIT.
with sep. breakfast I'd, { bed
rms, Ia baths. den or sewing
rm;; bsmt.: deep freeze, washer
and drier; 2-car garage; S2I, $50,
low down payment and owner
VIII carry entire LIST MORTGAGE
70 suit purchaser. PENTAGON
REALTY CO., Realtors. CIR. g.
340O. Fafrfow We
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-HuRe brk.
rambler; 8 twin-size bedrms.. ~
baths, sep. din. rm., full bsmt., 3
blocks from 10 million dollar
shopping center. owner has pur-
rifice this charming home at Sl5,-
$50 with only $1,000 down.
W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-14OO.
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ROCKVILLE
$500 CASH

PLUS SETTLEMENT
Your payments viii. be S5i.l4 per
couple or young couple with /
ehild--1st a. Of a 4-family unit;
sFiek sonvsni.nt lOs,ticn: A', siI,s
SAMUEL =, BODILY, INC. 70.