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M. Dewey Baked at No Car;
Three 'Gigi' Showings
By BETTY BEALE

Senators are big shots in
Washington but they can't
live it UP like Governors.
Maybe that's why Minority
Leader Bill Knowland wanted
TO leave the Senate and run
for Governor of Califor-
mia. =. Anyhow, Jim Farley
announcing his intention to
seek retiring Senator Irving
Ives seat in the United
States Senate brings to mind
the story Of another famous
New Yorker who was once
faced with the same choice.
Back in 1949. after being
roundly trounced in the
presidential election by Harry
Truman, Governor Tom
Dewey decided he might pre-
fer being a United States
Senator to being reelected
Governor of New York. 4.
So he came down to Wash
ington to look things over.
The Senator who showed
him around on Capitol Hill
recently related the story to
this columnist.
st told him." said the
Senator. "he was used to
running things his own way,
but in the Senate not even
the majority leader can do
that. But" he added, that
isn't why he gave up the idea.
What decided him
against 1t was walking down
to the Senate garage with
me and finding out that Sen
ators had to drive their own
automobiles" Tom Dewey
had looked at him aghast.
What" he exclaimed,
"you don't even get your
own car and chauffeur" .
He returned to New York
the next day.
"GIGP HAS NOW BEEN
SHOWN AT THE WHITE
HOUSE a third time.
Mrs. Eisenhower treated
cabinet wives to the new hit
musical following her an
nual luncheon in their honor
on Wednesday. =. Since
the President likes Western
movies, it could have been
the First Lady's influence
that caused it to be shown
the night Field Marshal
Lord Montgomery dined
there. One can imagine
Mrs. Eisenhower insisting on
something more cosmopoli-
tan for a foreigner, instead
of the rootin', tootin' gun
films Of the wild and woolly
United States.
The first time it was
shown was probably due to
the influence of Composer
Frederick Loewe, who wrote
the score for "Gigi'.
He recently had a heart at
tack and received a letter
from the President cheering
him up. 1t seems that the
President frequently write,
prominent people who have
heart attacks and points tt
his own example. Any
how, Mr.. Loewe in his reply
recommended that the Pres,
dent see "Gigi."
Mrs. Eisenhower, who pre-
fers dramas. musicals anC
Evening star., 1958-05-11
5 Area Residents
Get Posts in u. S.
Veterans Group

Five Washington area resi-
dents were named to top Offices
in the American Veterans Com
mittee at its 18th annual con-
vention at Pocono Manor, Pa,
it was announced last night.
Andrew B. Rice, former exec
utive assistant to Senator Prox-
riire, Democrat of Wisconsin,
was named acting national ex-
ecutive director of the organi-
cation. Gilbert A. Harrison, edi-
tor and publisher of the New
Republic. was named chairman
of the groups International At
fairs Commission.
r. Hal Silvers of Greenbelt,
civil defense director for
Prince Georges County, was re-
elected national secretary. Phi
meas 1ndritz of Silver Spring
counsel to a House Government
Operations subcommittee, was
elected special counsel. DR.. Paul
Cooke, professor of English at
District Teachers College, was
named to the board, as was Mr.,
Indritz.
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Burroughs PTA Head

Mrs. Robert Rimmer was in
stalled recently as president of
the John Burroughs Elemen-
tary School Parent Teacher As
sociation. She replaces Grover
G, DYE.
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LEGISLATIVE RECORD

JIlDIR1IIV f. 1lL1o1G1 IT
Continued from yesterday
Senators Hodge, Ottley, Reese, Gomez and Rhymer.
Bill No. 40 Act to Govern the Importation OF Work
es into the Virgin Islands. Proposed by Senators
Gomez, Reese, Rhymer, Ottley and Hodge.
Bill No. All ! Act to Regulate and Control Elections
to Provide for the Recognition and Control OF Politi-
cal Parties in the Virgin Islands and for other Pur-
poses. Proposed by Senators Ottley, Rhyner, Gomez,
Reese and Hodge.
Bill No. 472 = Act to Authorize Refunds from the
Retirement Funds of the Virgin Islands and for other
Purposes. Proposed by Senators Ottley, Rhymer,
Gomez, Reese and Hodge.
Bill No. 467 : Act to Authorize the Transfer OF the
Sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred ($3,5OO.OO)
Dollars from Saint Thomas Virgin Islands Lottery
Fund to the Department Of Education, Division OF
Libraries and Museums.
Bill No. 474 Resolution to Express the Appreciation
and Esteem Of the People of the Virgin Islands for
the Distinguished and Devoted Public Service OF the
Honorable Charles K. Claunch, Government Secre-
tary 1954-57.
REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEES:
The Committee on Finance reported the following
bills:
Bill No. 407 Act to Provide a Pension for Former
Senator Julius E Sprauve, who retired on April I,
1857; To Provide for the Retirement of Members OF
the Legislature of the Virgin Islands, and for other
Purposes.
Bill mo. 4lb : Act 10 create Inc III. lava y. OdHeSdld
Fund.
Bill No. 426 : Act to Provide for Technical Editorial
Services for Drafting Amendment to the Proposed
Virgin Islands Code for Incorporating in the Page
Proofs OF such Code any Amendments to it Enacted
at the Time of It's Enactment, and for Editorial Pre-
paration of the First Pocket Supplement.
Bill No. 427 Act to Provide an Appropriation to Re
imburse the Columbus Bay Corporation for the Con
struction of a Public Roadway.
Bill No. 432 To Amend Act No. Is Bill No. 1922
Regular Session 1855, ITO Standardize Positions
Titles and Salary Rates in the Government Of the Vir-
gin Islands and for other Purposes. Approved March
81, 1855, as amended.
A motion, made by Senator Ottley and seconded by
ator Gomez, to consider simultaneously with Bill No.
Bills 1863 and 378, was rejected by the House by the
owing voice vote.
AUBREY A. ANDUZE D ... NAY
RONALD DE LUGO .......... NAY
JOSEPH A. GOMEZ .......... E
, 1958-05-15

Bill No. 436 Act to Provide An Appropriation for the
Operation Of Kindergartens in st. Croix.
Bill No. 439 Act to Provide a $40 per Month Cost-of-
Living Bonus to Former Officials and Employees Re-
ceiving Pensions from the Government of the Virgin
Islands.
Bill No. 448 Act to Appropriate Funds for Partici-
patton by the Government of the Virgin Islands in a.
Proposed Federal Water Test-Drilling Program at
Tufpentine Run Valley, Saint Thomas.
Bill No. 449 Act to Authorize the Transfer OF the
Sum of $22,670.O0 from the Saint Thomas Virgin IS
lands Lottery Fund to the Department OF Education.
Bill No. 458 Act to Appropriate Funds for the Trans
~portation Of Parochial School Children on the Island
of st. Croix for the Fiscal Year July /, 1857 to June
80, 1858.
Bill No. 463 Act to Amend Bill No 1913 '"The Ottley-
Richards Land and Home Loan Act" Approved July
Z, 1858 as Amended.
Bill No. ACT : Act to Authorize the Transfer Of the
Sum of Three Thousand Five Hundred ($3,5OO.0O
Dollars from the ST. Thomas Virgin Islands Lottery
Fund to the Department of Education, Division of
Libraries and Museums.
PUBLIC WORKS. SAFETY AND TRADE:
Bill No. $50 : Act to Authorize Construction of Bus
Shelters for the Protection of School Children in the
Country Areas of the Island Of st. Thomas, Virgin
Islands.
Bill No, 367 Act to Authorize the Construction of
improvements at the Mannings Bay Race Track, in
St. Croix, and for other Purposes.
Bill No. 1872 : Act to Provide for the Designation of
SpecialParking Areas for Taxicabs on Tourist Days.
Bill No. 423 Act to Provide for the Retirement of the
Officials and Employees of the Government of the
Virgin Islands and its Related Agencies, and for other
Purposes.
Bill No. Ala Act to Provide for Engineering Services
in Connection with the Construction of a Highway
Between Christiansted and Frederiksted, St. Croix.
Bill No. 428 Act to Provide for the Re-Surfacing and
Enclosing of the Long Bay Court Area in ST. Thomas,
AS a Recreational Area.
Bill No. 434 Act to Provide Loans for the Construc-
ton and Repairs of Water Storage Facilities in the
Virgin Islands.
Bill No. 40 Act to Provide the Construction Of an
Additional Room to House a Kindergarten Glass at
Madison School, ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Bill No. AL Act to Provide for Installation of Ger
tain Public Works Facilities at Hospital Grounds,
Estate Thomas and French Village.
Bill No. 443 Act to.Amend "Act No. 1T Bill No.
283) To Provide Appropriations for Essential Public
Projects During the Fiscal Year July /, 1856 to June
80, 1857, Approved June 26, 1857, AS Amended.
The following bills were considered and adopted in
form and by the votes indicated:
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done. This problem is very real
and must be regarded as a real
problem When children as
young as II years Of age, can
wander the streets at midnight
something is very wrong. How
many parents actually know
where their children go? Even
when they tell you, do you
really know?
Most towns have curfew or
dinances on the books, but few
enforce them. Parents feel they
can trust their children, and
this is only natural, but when
teen gangs reach the proper
lions of 20 to IS boys all look
ing for trouble, they are some
body's children and young girls
from II to 16 can roam the
streets at midnight. they are
somebody's children, too, maybe
yours. Do you really know?
In naval service schools they
have what is called a "bed
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-11-29

duly elected and qualified, even
though the Board knew there
would be a contest of the cleo
ton and on what grounds. Cir
cult Judge Clarke, in granting
the additional time, indicated
his ruling on the validity of
the trustees election would
the opinion of the .uprem e
Court, which upheld the County
Court voiding of the election.
The election statute rules
that in such cases, officials who
were incumbents at that time
must continue to serve until
their successors are duly elect
ed and qualified.
Judge Clarke will hear the
case again at 200 pm. Decem-
Der 3, and in the event his
rnling is in line with that of
the Supreme Court, and he
has indicated that it will be
cabala who is now acting trus-
tee cannot be reappointed as
such.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-11-29
PHOENIX NEWS
JOHN HANCOCK writes

Counsel for the Phoenix Trus-
tees in the Quo Warranto pro-
ceedings before the Circuit
Court has asked for and was
granted additional time to file
an amended answer, in which
he hopes to show that John Fl.
Hancock, petitioner, abandoned
the office of Trustee thus ere
ating a vacancy to which Stan
ley Cabala was appointed and
whose name appeared as a can
didate On the 1857 ballot which
has been declared void. He will
contend that although Cabala
"es elected, he was later ap-
pointed by the President to fill
the vacancy caused by Trustee
Hlancock's abandonment of his
office.
After the votes were can
vassed that were cast in the
1857 election, Hancock was in
formed by the Village Board
that his successor had been
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THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, November 20, 1858

check nightly at 1000. If you
are not in yours, you know in
advance what the penalty is.
Parents might use it as g. sort
of home curfew. We would do
well to concern ourselves with
this problem, now.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-11-29

he Month suburban towns ar
concerning themselves about
their delinquency problems, but
for the most, they appear to be
closing their eyes to it.
In view Of the happenings of
he last few weeks it appears
to this writer that everything
except close the eyes must be
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VACANT
OPEN SUNDAY

This bsauillgi hone p woeqsids
Para, priced IN the eos. with .
i sss 1 Ssss, esa'l I,s sm s: sss.
6sns hass re rear ~ screened cen porsh i'
detached aar.: beautiful gfoundt
With nlee shade trees. pif.; oul
coleavllie rd- itft on Dale Dr.. 70
1900 and our open sign,
FRANK l.. HEWITT co.
sfs1 FEEToN 81. ~, $4,000
NEAR Anc
e ACRES plus with attractive
bath on isi' n', ! iss. rms, and
bath on md attic, full bsmi'
gaF and stable, Priced " sell
M, AhC = acres with .-atory
home. dhle, Nv TN 4 bedrma,
:. QNnsg vents onrI. -,
RockynLE : NOTHING DOWN
s.ssdrm rambler Utility Im.'
Ra na ,. sssls s s.Ssrs .p $50 chain
M kEc i-bedrm. i,s-bsth
brick bungelow nrepl.. lac. hit
din, rm,; fun bamt, Oh h..w 4. :
storm Window ana doors. Many
extras Bus serviee In front Of
pronfftF So Moo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. briek-and.
frame spllt-lcvel on auiet AIDE
street. tiy, I'm, - bedrm1. din,
rm, or .tth bcdrm., kit, . tiled
bethf bamt.' rec. rm.. garaae,
coLksvII.LE ARKA--s acres. with
delishtfnl centsr-hail Colonial
homf. Iiv. Em- STONE frep I,
family rm.. lee. din. I'm, With
nrepl. lac. kit. B bedrmn.. ~
baths. bsmt. Quest house Of
lar. psanI. srOunds. Bus nearby
IUPPkiRS MONTGOMERY co. lis
aerel, with unusual home. Ideal
for larue family, rest home. etc
Reception rm. ,llv. rm.. family rm.,
din. rm.. Kit, = oedrnls., : baths,
extra rma. on 3rd A. 3-rm.
cottaee and other larne bldgs.
Never-failine spring and pond.
Beaut. woodland. VIII consider
trade for smaller property,
KAY BOWLING
aO1 n Prederfek Ave- Taifhershura
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HUGH T. PECK OFFERS
Select Home Buys
OPEN SUM-, 2 TIL 6
SILVER SPRING
900 Wire Ave

Lovely large brick home On gsagt
entertaining IlS' rm'. gSxis: din
ruh. lexlf; huge kit, paneled den
hnc powder rm. on LIST o.. IND a
has 3 hedrms. and bath Hsmt
with large rec. rm. and q bath
Dashboard h.-w.h.: vacant: only /
block 70 elementary school. Fenced
LOT With trees galore. Can assume
reduced.
Dir: out colesville I'd, 10 Prank.
lin ave-. right on Franklin TO Wirs
ave, right 10 SiGn.
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FRED. B. CUsHMAN

FRED. B. CUSHMAN
0AITHERsBURd - 4-room bunsa-
low. A real modern kitchen Nice
location; large lot, Sl2.50O. It's
really q nice little placel
IHYATTSTOWN - A nice home. S
rooms and bath. hot-water heat;
full bsmt garage. Excellent loea-
ton. S1O,75O.
lCLARKsBURo - 2-story frame, 9
rooms and bath: fun bsmt.: new
heating plant. garage: over | acre
Of land: lots OF shrubbery, trees
and fruit. $4,000.
GAITHERsBURG-2 acres, within
story house. S13.500.
IHYATTsTowN-Nice little cottage,
bedrms,; "a bsmt. A real bar
gain II It's what you're looktns
forl $4,000.
lI205 AUTREY COURT. ROCK
WILLS rooms and bath; full
bsmt,: q nice home In the pink OF
COiluitlOns AulAN IuTultncOs WORTH
looking over. Owners are moving
70 Arizona. VIII sell furnished
$4,000.
lGAITHERSBURG - Brick rambler;
excellent location: all improve
ments. Vacant. $4,000.
DARNESTOwN-s-story frame; an
older house, with beautiful. large
rooms: acres Of land Look II
over II interested. we'll try and
make a deal.
NEAR 0AITHERsBURG = 3-story
| frame, large rooms; situated among
| large trees and in the edge Of
the woods. $4,000.
NEAR dAITHERsBURG - 2-story
frame; Q rooms and bath; double
garage. Priced to sell.
DARNESTOwN-1 acre: Q splendid,
rich piece Of soil: improved with
an older Groom and bath house;
garage. $4,000.
FRED 3. CJJSHMAN
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EANHAM PARK-Beautifui 02Iz.ft
redwood rambler on Ige. tree.
shaded lott bedrms., iiv. rm.
with hrepl., din. area, Ice. kit,
eating space; gear earport; price,
$1,000; FHA terms. HUDSON
REAL Estate CO. UN. 4-1515,
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$3.50

Plus settlement buys this immaeu-
late, 2-bedroom rambler: beauti-
fully HANDICAPPED lot: modern
Rutherford & Shulley, Inc.
IN 6.CInn
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KAY BOWLING
Garden a.scsoI o. HosiisSsrssSis ~ sii
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LIVINGSTON LYING rt PARE new three
s s.psrt wRi:s : Sss II o h S'i ps,
$4,000 when these can be pur,
chased on easy terms for much
less7 DIR: out, st. Barnabas I'd
left on Livineston I'd. right Il
White Oak DR.. follow open sign
0gsn 81, ~ T SsEk MOORE IA
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WANT ACTTON3
DELIGHTFUL

6-rm. Cape Cod home on ga acres,
Catherine's Church In Wheaton.
Woods and stream. LARGE screened
porch. = bedrooms, den, pa baths
Convenient to bus, shopping and
schools, yet offers uneouaied pri-
vaey. By OWNER, WI. 6-3047.
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GLENRDGE-sparklins 4 Or
lot: nice shrubs, shade trees. lee
picture window liv. rm.. equip
kit, tiled bath, many extras
FHA or cow terms Min. u
BALTIC expwy. JAMES I. MUNDY
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HTS. 77l3 Klpling
pkwy Open continuously over
the weekend for your convenience
You may assume existins 4lasss
on this S-bedrm. brk rambler with
fireplace In living rIn.. separate
dining rm.. mod. kit and fun
bsnit., or wiz sell 5000 FHA mill
tary or - 400 down regular FHA,
conv. TO Mt. Calvary Shopping and
transp. This house IL beina COM
pletely redeeofated DURING this
present weekend. II you act nov
you may choose your own color
scheme. Eyes, RE. o-Ige2.
cRAwPoRp o99A1cHD Y. INC
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COLLEGE PARK AREA-sparkllni
3-bedrm. brick rambler with full
bsmt.: fenced level lot with patio
property IN Spotless cond. PRICED
81 S13.9b0 with 1000 down ane
S16 per mo. Call til 8 pm, WA
1>39O0 ROBERT 8. DAVIS A
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LANHAM AhEA--l4parkilne new 81
IT. brick and frame rambler. incl
earport. 3 lge. bI.. picture win
dow hv. rfn., din. rm., equip. kit,
tiled bath. on larEe level lot
MiiNnY. IN' .hann
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LEWISDALE = 4-bedrm., lIa-batf
brick Cape Cod featuring spa.
cious liv. rm. wfnreplaee, over.
sized de luxe kit. widisposal anc
exhaust fan; { eedTm.. pine pan
tai section. Priced Tor ouieS SaIc
at $4,000 with only $1,000 dn
FLA or OF. Z. c. HILLEY & Co,
AP. 7-72OO, 6411 BALTIC. ave,
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PARK-$45O down. 500
per mo. pays All. 3 bedrms. brick
Ts smslSsT Z, g Eat, tiled kit full bsmt ,
; sale VA q E, E5A terms. We tsks
INC. AP, 7-4646.
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LAND0vER HILLS = 3-hedrm.. 2.
story frame; pine-paneled rec
rm.; lovely cor. lot, 2 blks, from
shop ctr, ous. psroehial and
public schools. S13,95O, PHA Of
Conventional fnancing. Call UN
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TEMPLE HILLS. M, wheeler I'd
Ney dst. 6rk, rambler; 3 lge. rms.,
hr.. sep, din. rm.. De Luxe kit,
tull daylisht bsmt.. vI26 II, club.
rm, and llrepl, den, Workshop
100000. JOSEPH FILfPPo RIAL.
TY CO. Realtors, 2412 Mime.
sofa ave. sc. Lu. ARM, Lu
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LANDovER PARK = $500 down
FLA, q lovely 3 bedrm. brick
rambler; lse. family kit. rec. rm.
in above grd. bsmt. Beaut. yard.
Only $4,000. Vacant FREDER-
lex W. BERKNs. INC. AP.
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HfAIIsVILLE-2-stofy brick;
:Sssa ,s slSSins , s iT sr. s'n 81
CARL ALBERT HEIDER. Resitor'
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ANDREWS AREA - FLA 81, 400
down. in-serVice s0OO-3-bedrm
brick rambler. fun bsmt.. iGe.
level lot: inmed, poss. RE. $4,000
~ Q ON. PRUDENTIAL REALTY
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hOOoGD % nOOnBo Webl
Hyattsville. 2 blocks from ever
possible convenience Delightful
b-rm. bungalow; sep. din. I'm.
bsmt., 2-car garage. desirable
neighborhood. 5000 down vii
buy II. FHA full price S12.9O0
W. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-140O
CT APPROVED AT .3O0--NC
money down. so4.l7 per mo 3.
bedrm, Cane Cod on huge wooded
lot. Home IN excel. eond. with
modern kitchen and separate din
ing room A picturesque Settins
located near the freeways. Cal
I'll y pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT
8 DAVIS A Co. INC.
HOUSES BY MISUNDERSTANDING
Colonial. Tip-top cond. through.
out. Family size din. rm.. 19 II
liv rm.. det. garage, fenced leyel
lot excel. terms on OF or FHA
S7b per mo. Full price. 81 800
W. r HUGHES Co, AP. 5-1400
S62I 22nd PL.. W. HYATTsv1LLE-
Rambler; 3 bedrms excel. nm.
$4,000. Call Mr.. o'connor, AP
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-bedrm
brk. rambler, picture window, de
luxe kit. with diShwasher and
disposal eolored tiled bath; Gus
tom rec. rm. with glass bar In full
bsmt.. plus aluminium storm win
dows and doors and attic fan; only
Sl6,95O. with OIL or FLA I'm. r. c
HILLEY a. Co, AP. 1-7200, 84il
Baltimore ave-. RiVerdale, Nd.
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NsIII Etst FAHh tHoIIyWnOdl--
Open Sunday l-5-52O2 Mineola
"a. Brick rambler, 3 bedrms full
Dsmt.. 5000 down FLA Payments
like rent. Unusually clean with
extras. NELSON REALTY CO.
He. 4-Q5RG
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down. no settlement eharses
move right in. Lovely semidet.
brick; 0 rms, bath. powder rm.
kit. wall oven; fenced lot. As.
sumo Az OF loan. 10. S.s74O;
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FoRREsTyILLE. Lovely q rm
Ain Qb0 m 6-5i5I
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CAPE Cod fspanda6ie sst is.'i IN.
glasa.lne loscd porch. firepl' IN IN
I'm. WIZ rent With option 70 buy
Avail, lmmed. Price. $4,000, Rea.
aonanle an, payment HUDSON
REAL ksIAfk Co, uN. 4.ibfb
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RooMY-sPEcIogs -LAnaE. IN
Sts:E words SSs, So mo v THIS S ssGO
area. Situated On 1 larre yard
with towering oak trees. Needs
redecoratinE but It sure Is big,
Only $11,9b0. First time etferedl
Exelgsiye with BOWERS BROS
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HYATTSvILLE-Open Sunday, LIS
6lO7 43rd ave. Spacious 2h-story
brick: finished apt. in basement;
lovely yard; attached garage: ex-
eellent nnaneing; immediate pos.
REALTY III CO. % AP 2liahsSas COhEH
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LANGLEY AREA-3-bedrm. brick;
den; handicapped lot; S77 per mo,
FHA or QI; low down pymt
DORA SAVAGE PROPERTIES,
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BELLEMEAD. oienTidse JF HIeb
-sesut. aii-6rieE rambler nS VIE
full bsmt., rec. rm.; wooded iot
Anchor fenced. Only Si4,000, as
sumo 4iaG GI loan. FREDERICK
W BERENs SALES INC. NJ. 4
200: ewes, En-. 2-234I
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OPEN l.DARKi cHEVERLY -
Colonial. all brk., 9 rms, bsmt.,
scr. porch, wooded; walk 70 bus,
elem. and parochiai schools: SCI.
500 down, Sl23 per mo. Direc-
tons: Out cheverly ave, left on
Forest rd.' left on e4th ave. TO