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superior performance. Robert
Anderson. Mrs. Almeda Bern
hart. Stewart crum. Thomas
crum. Mrs. Christine Fletcher,
Gordon Helm. Mary Kidd. VIII
liam Lyon. Edward McManus.
Clara O'Brien. Ida Payne. Mrs.
Hazel Pierce. Robert Russell.
Mabel Scottenhammel. p. Ber-
thier Seymour. Ernest 6pieker-
man. Telford Swennes. Kath-
arine Terrell. Rebekah Thacks-
ton, Howard Wahrenbrook
Roland zell. Paul Hays. An
META McAfillin. Katherine
HAZEL, Elizabeth McMonaghan.
Betty Otlin. Laurence Jennings,
Albert Klein. Clyde Smithson,
Mildred Lenhart. Marion Pick
ems. Bertye McNeal. Margaret
Harvey, william welland. Mary
Runaldue. Agnes Moore Rowe
kamp. Lucius Upshaw. Nellie
Pendergast, Elizabeth Brad
ham. Ahbie Bowen. Gloria OAR
nall, Mildred Fletcher. Eliza
beth Halpert, Josephine Nc
Cabe. Mary Masoka. Helen
Meyer. Richard Kane. Ida
Payne, Virginia O'Quinn. Wal
lace Bethel, George Kraus,
Lester Harris. James Newton,
Henrietta Henson. Henry Sites
Philip Wilson. Thelma Ingram,
Harold Bryant. Major Brewster,
Leon Brown, Amanda Beattie
Eva Hansberry. Mara Fields
Lillian Mccoy. Laurie Parker
Marshall Station. The Air
Force has presented meritori-
Gus civilian service awards To
Roswell Austin, Edward Bacon
Vernon Dunn, E. Stanley Ed
wards, Joseph Power. Sarah
Root, Robert Walter. Edwin
Wells, jr.: Nathan Wilansky
and Herbert Wildman.
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Authority Of Probe
Questioned byLowyer
BY Associated Press

Counsel for Maurice A. Hutcheson president Of the Car
penters Union TODAY earn"
tees authority to quiz Hutchinson about the Indiana highway
scandals.
The lawyer, Howard Travis Of Indianapolis halted his
arguments in mid-sentence however saying he had suf
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
CSC Control Seen
On Outside Training
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star stan Writer

The expected accept the House version OF the
Federal employee outside training which designed 10
advance the Of thousands Of promising Government
workers
The House approved the bill unanimously yesterday The
Senate had approved a similar measure previously
The only real difference between the two bills that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

fered a dizzy spell. The COM
mittee declared q brief recess
while Mr.. Travis visited q first
aid station q floor below the
hearing room In the Senate Of
ice Building.
The committee had sum-
lmoned Hutchinson for question:
Ing on whether he had con-
spired with James r. Hoffa.
Transfers Union president. TO
fix an Indiana grand Jury
which investigated the high
way scandals.
The committee is probing
what Chairman Mcclellan,
Democrat OF Arkansas. said
might be a conspiracy to OBJ
struct justice by blocking in
.dictments. Senator Mcclellan
spoke yesterday of $4,000 in
union funds as having been
used Illegally.
Others Are Indicted
Hutchinson and two other
Carpenters Union officials are
awaiting trial on charges they
made an illegal profit Of $78,-
600 on a $40, 900 investment in
lands sold to Indiana for rights
Of way.
Indicted along with Hutche-
son were Frank Chapman,
union secretary-treasurer. and
o. william BLAZER, Carpenters
'second vice president.
BLAZER appeared before the
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
Baseball Team Plays at Middle
town and st. Andrews

The Smyrna High School Eag-
les baseball team with a record
of only one win and four losses
to date will travel to Middletown
tomorrow afternoon to oppose the
Cavaliers In their previous meet
ing the Middletown team scored
a victory. On Tuesday afternoon,
May 18th, the team will travel to
st. Andrews where they will try
to duplicate their previous VIC
tory. Coach Everett plans to use
Ronald Mccoy and Daniel Cald-
we'll as pitchers in these games.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
Asbury Methodist Church

Asbury Methodist Church, the
Rev. w. H. Revelle, Jr., minister,
announces the following services:
10 am, Church School with class
es for all ages. Richard c. Price,
general superintendent. IL am,
morning worship with nursery for
folders every Sunday during the
service. 7:30 pm, evening wor-
ship. Monday, May 18th, 7:9O
pm, William E. Matthews Bible
Glass meeting; Senior Methodist
Youth Fellowship meeting. Tues
day, May 18th, 7:30 PM, commits
sion meetings. Thursday, May
18th, 7:15 pm, Youth Chair re-
hearsal; 500 pm, Senior Chair
rehearsal. Friday, May 10th, 1880
pm, Junior Choir rehearsal; 1880
pm, Woman's Society of Chris
titan Service.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08

County Line All Club next Wed
nesday evening, May IA. This
years celebration will be held
May 25, the fifth Sunday after
Easter. A special committee has
been designated to cooperate with
club leaders in the formation of
a suitable program. Richard Reed
will preside at the business meet
ing. Initial plans for selection of
club delegates to All Short
Course on the campus of the Uni
versity of Delaware will be begun.
Project progress reports are listed
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
Color OF. Your Eyes Decides
Degree of Color You Prefer

and out, will follow the roof
color.
For instance, a deep brown
roof would mean harmonizing
beige or a soft yellow on the
siding, one of at least 100 shades
of brown on the trim, and per-
haps an accent in a blend Of
greens on doors, window boxes,
shutters and the like.
Inside, we'd pick up the yell
lows and beiges, possibly make
the draperies match the roof,
and use touches of an easy-go-
ing orange or a soft green for
interior accent colors, usually in
paintings, a slip cover or two, or
bric-a-brac.
But builders would go
broke" Miss Hargreaves says,
IF they tried to sell a color
scheme like this to most families
of Latin-American descent. They
want accent colors to be domi-
mating IN the scheme, and as long
as they don't clash, the sharper
the better"
Miss Hargreaves readily adj
mits that some doctors may
want to give me an argument"
on her theories, but points out
that they are based on years of
observation by professionals in
the color field.
Probably the best examples
are in Europe where color pref
erences are sharply defined by
national boundaries" says the
color stylist. Spain and Italy
are sunny, all right, but they're
made to seem even SUMMER by
natural preferences for sharper
colors, while England, northern
France and Germany tend to
seem gloomy by comparison"
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08

How does your personal COL
oring-your eyes, your skin
affect your preferences for color
in your home?
Markedly" says Margaret
Hargreaves, one of the West
Coasts leading home color styl-
lists. People with lighter eyes
and skin prefer colors which
are more subdued, while people
with dark eyes and compilations
like sharp, strong colors."
Physiologically, Miss Har-
greaves points out, the reason is
that colors seem to register more
vividly in light eyes than they
do in dark eyes.
AS an example, Miss Har-
greaveS cites large developments
in Southern California built in
areas primarily inhabited by
CalifornianS of Mexican descent,
From the asphalt shingle
roof down, and throughout the
houses, sharp colorS and bright
pastelS have been demanded
consistently by these home buy.
erS.
Conversely, studies have
shown that light-eyed, light
complexioned buyers in other
developments almost invariably
choose quiet, monochromatic
color schemes"
These buyers, says Miss Har-
greaves, also like colorful roofs
but prefer colors such as soft,
blended green in asphalt shin
giles, or deep browns or quiet
grays.
Generally, since most of our
color schemes start with the
roof" says the color stylist, "this
means that other nolorc ipeida
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
Clayton and Hartly Students Are
Guests at Smyrna High School

Members of the 9Th grade class
es at Clayton and -Hartly Schools
will be The guests of the Smyrna
High School all day tomorrow,
May 9. The group will be orient
ed in the various phases of the
high school program. Miss Virgie
Bauer will assist the group in
choosing the proper courses for
their high school career. Mr.. Kirk
and Mr.. Williams will explain the
various rules of the school con-
cerning scholastic work.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
Smyrna Presents Exchange
Assembly

In cooperation with the Kent
County Student Council, Smyrna
High School will present an Ex-
change Assembly tomorrow morn
ing at Milford High School. The
Smyrna group will be represent
ed by the High School Chorus
under the direction of Mrs. Doris
Fearon. The Milford group ap-
peared at Smyrna High School
last Monday, May 5th.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08

tee of the Delaware Association
of School Administrators will meet
in the cafeteria of the high school.
At las pm, the Athletic Com
mission will hold its meeting in
the same place. At 400 pm, the
high school principals, elementary
school principals, and the chief
school officers win meet in the
elementary school. At $50 pm,
the entire group will meet for din
ner and a talk by Mrs. Margaret
Efraemson, president of the Ma
tional Association of Elementary
School Principals.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
Track Team Participates in
Milford InyitationaI Meet

The Smyrna High School Eag-
les track team will travel to Mil
ford next Wednesday afternoon to
meet the various downstate high
schools in a track meet. Coach
Richardson Tritt has been general
ing much enthusiasm for the
sport with his young group. The
Smyrna main stays include Ron
aid Mccoy in the dashes, Wayne
Cole in the 440, and Robert Boy
er in the field events.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
First Presbyterian Church

The Rev. o. c. Jones, pastor of
First Presbyterian Church, an
nounces the following services for
Sunday, May IL: Morning wor-
ship, IL am; Sunday School, 10
am. A Mothers Day service will
be held at IL am. Parents of
children attending the Sunday
School are invited to be present.
The Mite Society meets this ev-
ening, Thursday, at 8 pm. The
Westminster Fellowship is held
on Sunday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
Seniors Distribute Yearbooks

The Smyrna Eagle, Smyrna
High School Yearbook, was dis
tributed to all purchasers last
week. 800 books were sold this
year, and they feature all phases
of school life. This years cover
has a Red Eagle embossed on
a white background.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
@. What is the name of this cut

@. What is the name of this cut
of meat?
A. Pork Blade Loin Roast.
@. Where does it come from
and how is it identified?
A. 1t comes from the loin Sec
ton of the carcass and con-
tains the blade, ribs and
backbone. Outer surface of
fat has some lean contained
in it.
@. How is it prepared?
A. Being fresh pork, it is roast
ed in a 350' F. oven, allow
ing 45 to so minutes per
pound. However, the center
cut pork loin roast requires
only 35 to 40 minutes per
pound.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
4-H Electric
Program Spurks
Future Scientists

Somewhere in this great
state may be a teen-ager who
one day will make a vital con-
tribution to the nation con-
cerning new uses of electricity
and electronies. The opportunity
lies in the All Electric pro-
gram conducted by the Cooper
ative Extension Service for All
Club members between the
ages of 10 and 21.
II Is highly probable that
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Industrial Arts Glasses Plan Trips

The Industrial Art Glasses of
Smyrna High School left this
morning on a field trip to the
Ford Motor Company in Chester,
Pa. The group is under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Warren Gillespie, In
dustrial Arts teacher.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
School Administrators Meet At
Smyrna School

Various groups of Delaware
school administrators will meet
in the Smyrna School beginning
at 100 pm. this afternoon. At
100 pm, the Executive Commit
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08

- 2
many Alters
participating
in the project
will find a fu-
ture career in
electrical and
s Gle n tific
fields. They
will help to
lessen today's
urgent need
for more and
better scien-
lists.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08

All Readies For Rural Sunday
Plans for Rural Life Sunday,
annual All youth observance, Will
be made at a meeting of the
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08

In 1857, there were over $40
persons killed while crossing at
an intersection with signal. Re-
member, cross cautiously.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08

In April, 1947, the Army-Navy
Nurses Act created and establish
ed the Nurse Corps as perman-
ent staff corps of the U. S. Navy.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-08
County Msdol
Alters Rewarded

Alters Rewarded
Hundreds of Alters already
have achieved nationwide rec
ognition for their inventiveness
and application of electrical
energy to both farm and home
use. In addition, thousands
have been rewarded by the
Westinghouse Educational
Foundation, which has sup
ported the All Electric pro-
gram for almost a quarter of a
century.
Maintain High Goals
The principal objectives of
the project are to learn more
about electricity and its uses,
and to develop good citizenship
along with effective leadership.
All Alters completing projects
may submit their achievement
records in competition for
county, state and national
awards provided by Westing-
house.
County winners will receive
medals like the one pictured
above. The state winner will
attend the National All Club
Congress in Chicago with all
expenses paid, while six ma
tional winners will be awarded
s400 college scholarships.
Learn Stressed
Recently one of the nations
top atomic scientists stated
that educators should stress
"learn" instead of teach" f."
Since the beginning of All
Club work, the All slogan has
been learn by doing" the Ex-
tension Service points out, and
the electric project is no ex-
ception.
Local volunteer All leaders
cooperating with State and
County Extension workers
guide club members in their
various undertakings.
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RIVERDAIE

Stone veneer. finest con-
Struction; Ia baths, 8 bed
rms, sep. din. rm., lge..
well-equipped kit, Al
cond.: big corner lot: close
to schools ana churches:
priced at S13,950, with easy
FLA terms.
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an IN TODAY. TIL, DARK

SEE SEE II NJ TD CD! II / =, TIL PARK
Keep cool in this lovely brick, Nalr-
eond. home In Chestnut Hills. near
Beltsville. Center-hall entrance,
living room t2Sxl4l, din. rm
u2xlD, Ice, kit. with table space
and full bath on LIST A.; 3 bedrms
and bath on End A.: full walk-Out
bsmt.; Anchor fence, patio. comb
storm windows. 4 acre lot, I'M
med. poss. Priced to sell quickly.
Out Rte. /, left on MONTGOMERY
I'd, to 45th pl.. left 10 44O9 Tom
quil ST. and our Open sign, CAP
ITAL REALTY CO., WE. 5-b627.
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ACCOhEEh, MD. Holly trees
frame the doorway of this COM
pact rambler home, custom de-
signed By architects, 1-yr.-old, in
iandscaped Setting on 5-acre
tract of natural woods. Deep we'll
water supply and radiant heating
provide comfort for year-rOund
living: short scenic drive to D. C.
Tor daily committing. Butler
3-212l for appointment.
ADELPHI-CUSTOM-B BUILT 6O-FT.
BRICK RAMBLER, with EIGHT
luxurious rooms; only 3 years old,
in sparkling condition, with large
entrance foyer, four bedrooms, 2
baths, large paneied clubroom with
Roman brick fireplace, beautiful
kitchen with FIVE cleaning APP
planes, separate dining room,
hot-water heat and many, many
other features. Reduced So, 900 ia
S26,950 with excellent terms. II
you are looking for the unusual,
then see this today. BOWERS
BROS. AP. 7-S400.
ADELPHI--Modern 3-bedrm. brk..
andsstone rambler, in immae;
bsmt.. ser. porch; S16.950, must
sell. Reas. terms. HUGH T. PECK,
hE- 4-h40O.
ALLENTOWN AREA-Lge. shaded
lot. only minutes from Andrews
and city. Home has 4 bedrms. ano
den. hv. rm., kit. w/bkfst. nook
rec. rm. wIfirepl., , full baths
FILA or conventional financing
10. S-6S00, 10. 7-4396. RIDGE
FIELD REALTY CO.
ALLENTOWN RD.-Newly dec. s
bedrms. e on 2nd fioorl: on u
acre; IA miles D. C. line; excel
location. $1,000; reas. down pay
ment. Consider rent with option
70 BUY. Call after 8 pm. tall day
Sunday. CHI S-4912.
ANDREWS-Lovely 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler; FILA appraised at $17,-
500. Living rm, with firepl., sep.
Ginning rm., electric kitchen, full
bsnt. with paneled rec. rm. Nice
yd. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
with credit APPROVAL. FREDFR-
lex w. BERENS SALES, INC.
RE. $4,000 til ..
ANDREWS, Melwood area-3 bed
rm., bath cottage; redec.; 2-car
garage; Ia acres. Price $4,000.
very liberal terms j, EDWIN
COOKE, BROKER, MA. 1880
and ST. 2-733l.
ANDREWS AREA, Suitland - y,
acre: Cape Coz frame: . bedrms. =,
expansible attic, walk-out bsmt
mined. possession. 5000 down
FILA. RE. $4,000 til o pm, PRU.
DENTAL REALTY CO.
ANDREWS-BOLLING AREA--s3OC
dn., no. settlement charges. g.
bedrm. brk.: Ia baths, din. rm.,
bsmt.; payments like rent: vacant
BUDNEY REALTY CO., 10, 5.
2750. VIII. j-6579.
ANDREWS FIELD AREA-4-bedrm
new brick; 2 full baths, huge din
rm.. garage, rec. rm.. terms, con.
slider small house or bldg lot II
trade. JOHN L. SHELTON. Real.
tor, 10 $4,000.
ANDREWS, SUITLAND, BOILING
AREA-3-bedrm. brk. rafnb., prac.
tically new; many extras. 66ll
Rosemarie DR. ONLY s1S,500
FORTIN REALTY, INC, 10. 8,
5542, Mr.. Matthews. RE. 6-5373
ANDREWS-S UITLAND AREA-N
down payment GI.. frame Cape Cod
? bedrms.. eXpandable attic. =
bsmt., large lot with shade trees
Immediate poss. handy REALTY
Co, Realtor. RE. $4,000: ewes,
RE. 6-705S,
ANDREWS CENSUS AREA IL
3 story. bedrm., living rm., larR
kit, full bsmt.. attic partly fin
/ ished, can be used as . bedrms.
fenced yard storm windows ant
doors. Convenient to S c h DOL s
I churches. transp. and shopping
Quick poss. Assume large FIJI
loan. s13,950. DANDY REAITl
CO., Realtor, RE. $4,000. ewes
RE. 6-5095.
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ADEIPHI

Vacant and ready, 3-bedrm.
rambler; full bsmt with rec.
Tm. ~ baths, din. area,
lovely kit, long level lot;
quiet and secluded area;
asking Sl3,950, FLA terms
avail
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COLLEGE PARK

Holy Redeemer Parish area,
delightful brick Cape Cod;
big shady yd.. 3 twin-size
hedrmS., with big liv. rm.
with flrepl., sep. din. rm.,
la baths, rec. type bsmt.,
comfortable rear scr. porch.
You will like the spotless
cond. and atmosphere Of this
very charming home: ask
ing S1S,250.
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600 DOLLARS DIN. CT

Riggs Manor, all brick Colo
ntal: 3 bedrms., sep. din.
rm., fun bsmt., well cared
for lot, ~ baths, wall-to-
wall earpetinR incl; Just
Sl4,50O. Only settlement
cost needed TO qualified pur-
chaser.
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MT RAINIER.

Bargain priced at SlO,25O;
exceptional lAs-story home:
close TO all cow, | bus fare:
. bedrms.. plus sleeping
porch, din. rm., bsmt,, built
In garage. fenced yd., front
and rear porches; assume
present financing, or pur-
Chase under FHA terms.
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6E0(gg@

BRICK sPLIT-LEvEL, 3 bedrms
ar Ss'R Ot P Fsi ri h E cs s6. r'Pss s
Broadview I'd. DIR. Turn of In.
dian Head hwy. on Friendly I'd
to BroadyieN. and the SPARKS
AGENCY OPEN SIGN. DU. f-2g05
ewes. NO, 7-Sf75.
NO SETTLEMENT CHARGES
$500 down, So.050; S75 mo-.
4 bedrms. gas heat: Venetian blinds,
birch KIT. Vacant. RE, 6-BS6i,
FELLOWS REALTY co.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Andrews Boiling Census
CLINTON AREA - Neat 2-bedrm
masonry home on / full acre lot,
an additional acre lot also goes
with home. Small chicken house
Nice, quiet neighborhood. Ideal
for investment or retirement.
S10,500, $1,000 dn.
TEMPLE HILLS AREA-Brk. Cape
Cod: 2 bedrms.. sep. din. rm., kit,
hy. rm.. bath; expandable attic
Bsmt. beautifully finished into
rec, rm., extra bath and work
space. Si5,75O, $4,000 On.
MoRNINGSIDE--A lovely remodeled
older home with loads Of space fol-
the whole family. Lee. h-acre lot,
with beautiful shade trees. 2-story
masonry gar, with upper story
used as ham station" Only SI4,.
$50. Very moderate down payment
RANERE REALTY co.
RE. b-6494 Ewes, RE. 5-5657
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
OAK SPRING

Is q beaut, residential area. This
dandy 4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
may be purchased for $500 down
and SS3 per mo. Large fenced lot,
many trees; party bar IN bsmt
3 blocks 10 schools, Only Si4 800
DICKINSON AVE.
Is a real honey street near u, OF
Nd campus. This older home has
3 bedrms and bsmt. Only Sll,7bO.
$500 down. Rent rms. 70 students
for additional income,
A ACRES
Near ~. Meade. A lovely rambler
built In 1851. Big liv. rn. and
den. 1 acre cleared. 3 acres
wooded, Sl5,05O, $1,000 down
CATHEDRAL
Ceiling split-leyel on wooded lot;
balcony designed liy, rm,, 3 twin
size bedrms.. 2 full baths, most
attrac. pink kit, wall-to-wall rug,
Attn bedrm. or den of finished rec
rm. A steal at SlS.500
BURCH REALTY co.
Open Til o PM TO 9-59e2
After q. HA. 2-9079, WA. 7-S74o
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6MQpen
SUNDAY, / TIL 6
WOODSIDE PARK

COS MANSION DRIvE--Attraetive
stone Tudor-style home: excel. res
idential area; soft. liy. rm.. den,
din. rm. with frepl., lge. kit, 3
tWin-size bedrms., ga baths, rec
rm. with flrepl. and powder nm,
garage. Dir: Colesville I'd. left
an Mansion drive
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
NO DOWN PAYMENT on

. NO DOWN PAYMENT q
full bsmt,, modern Kit. A clean
house. Oh appraised Sll,500, $500
settlement cost. RE. $4,000: ewes,
RE. h-6kl7.
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EAnA-hONely o-peurm.
semidet. home. Vacant, ready to
move in. $3.50 down, monthly pay
ments like rent. OWNER, 10.
S-9131.
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SHADYsIDE AVE. Si5,e5O -
nedrms,. lge house with attach
garage and scr. porch; full bsmt'
rec. rm. with shower; lie Iot
We take trades, FREDERICK w
BERENS SALES. INC. RE. s,
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EVANSVILLE PROPER = Lovely
lhs-story frame home, In finest
residential section. near Junior hi.
Fireplace, sep. din. rm., spac. kit
with breakfast nook. full hsmt., oil
h.-w. h., Just eompl. redee.: only
$4,000 with $3.50 down FILA
c. HILLEY q CO, Realtors. ga I
BALTIC. ave. Riverdale. Nd. AP.
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sEABROOK ACRRs-NeW custom.
built 3-bedrm.. briek-and-redwoo
rambler with earport and full rec !.
type bsmt.. spacious liY. rm. with
fireplace, sep. din. rm,. de luxe
Kit 70x147-ft, tree-Shaded iot
FRINGE GEORGES PROPERTIES
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klNEkDALE - Spacious 4-bedrm
l1a-bath. shed-dormer Cape Cod,
sturdy brick-and-masonry con,
struction; equipped kit, AxIO.ft
screened porch; deep, level lot with
trees, aluminium storm Widow
and doorsi close-in location. SIS.
200. FILA terms, PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. Z.
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SOUTHLAWN-Assume existing al
loan or will go FHA--3- bedrm
rambler equip. kit, fenced yard
SHOWN by apt. only. 10. S-(iSOO
70, 74396, RIDGEFIELD REAL
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SILVER SPRING

DALEVIEW DR.-New 3 and bed
rm., IA and 2-bath brick ram
blers and split-levels; sep. din. rm.,
cow. loo, lovely homes; S22,95O
and $23,950. DR.; Piney Branch
I'd; left on Univ. blvd, right to
Patton dr., left to Linton st., right
On DalevieW
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mr.. Saint Jeromes
public schools and shopping-5
eetdrmss z new baths, remod .
porches, Diet garage. fuil bsrnt'
Price reduced S600 for immed
sale. $4,000; terms FHA. 1901
42nd pl., open house. B. p
BROWN. Jr., Broker. WA. 7-90T4
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LEWJSDALE - ONLY Si5,95O for
this value-packed 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod. Ia baths. firepi.. spa
cious de luxe kit. and level fenced
yd, Only $3.50 dn. and already
FHA approved. E. C. HILLEY l.
CO. Realtors, GAIL BALTIC. ave.
RiVerdale, Nd. APP y-r0OO
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SILVER SPRING, sos Violet pl.---
open 2-6. Out, Rte. 4lO, west on
Chicago ST., right / DIX. Brick
2-story 3-bedrm. home; full tiled
bsmt,, shaded I'd: nice financing.
BUTLER REALTY CO.. AP.