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1859 POnti0cs Are
Ultimate In Safety
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enhancing the cars overall ap-
pearance by lending low, wide
silhouette, the wider tread greatly
increases stability, riding comfort
and resistance to cross winds.
A wider tread means lower CEN
ter of gravity and thus a greater
resistance to rolling motion with
out loss in ride softness. Also, less
steering effort is required on sharp
turns because the lower center of
gravity and wider tread decreases
the shift of weight from inside to
outside.
New, true-contour brakes have
been moved inboard and away from
the wheel itself for more effective
cooling and safer, surer braking.
Other safety factors about Pom
tiac's vastly improved braking
system is an increase in brake lin
ing area of nearly 10 per cent, 80
per cent greater drum weight and
a cooling fiange on front drums.
Each of Pontiac's IA sparkling
new models have the same Vista
Panoramic windshield that is up to
go per cent larger for better and
safer forward vision. Narrow rug
ged roof supports in all models al
low maximum visibility in all di-
rections with total glass area in
creased as much as 81 per cent.
And every inch of glass is protec-
tive safety plate.
For added safety and comfort
+ %r-[l
been made heavier and stronger
and all bodies are further strength
ened by the addition of full length
steel section within the boxed
rocker panels.
Pontiac owners will find great
satisfaction in the newly engineer
ed power steering unit that con-
tains full-safe manual operation
feature that gives the driver full
control of the car in the event of a
power system failure. With this
compact unit the amount of COR
rection needed to control the car
is reduced and when the driver
stops applying steering force the
car wheels return automatically
to the straight-ahead position.
New Wonder-Touch power brakes
have reduced operating noise and
two to one linkage ratio gives a
lighter feel and more positive con-
troll, and electric windshield wipers,
standard on all models, give con-
stant wiper action under all opera
ting conditions.
Pontiac's new Safe Guard speed
ometer, built into the hooded, nom
glare instrument panel, prevents
unintentional speeding and allows
speed selections upwards from IS
miles per hour, providing both aud
ible and visual warning signals.
Other notable Pontiac features
in the interest of safety are the op-
tional Safe-T-Track differential
that transmits power to the wheel
having traction when encountering
ice, snow and mud conditions; turn
signals; a locking device that pre-
vents children from opening rear
doors; steering wheel with deeply
recessed hub and padded instru-
ment panels.
Mr.. Wright extends a cordial in
vitatiOn to all to come see the
beautiful new Pontiac and see how
safely and easily they handle.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
Big Show

On October 81, 1858 the Seaford
Jay Gees will sponsor a costume
competition for all children up to
and including age 16. Prizes will be
awarded for the most imaginative
costumes in each of the following
age groups: 1-3 years; 4-8 years;
9-12 years.. 1916 years.
Judging begins at 700 p. m. at
the Seaford High School Auditor
ium. All you parents, brothers, sis
ters, friends and enemies should
attend because following the con-
test. the Annual Army talent Show
will be presented. This one will be
similar to the one that was so COM
pletely successful last year. Ad-
mission is free
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
Milford New Century
Club News

Mrs. William ]. Storey, of Do
yer, State president of the Fedora
ted Clubs, attended the first fall
meeting of the Milford New Cen
tary Club on Monday and spoke
to the members as they gathered
in the club rooms. She told of the
three projects of the federated
clubs on which emphasis will be
placed this year-community prof.
ects, CARE for Greece and the Sc
lection of international exchange
students from Delaware. Mrs.
Storey reported briefly on a recent
meeting of the National Board in
Washington.
The meeting on Monday began
with covered dish luncheon with
many in attendance. The hostesses,
Mrs. Desmond A. Lyons, Mrs. Har-
ry Mayhem and Mrs. Calvin White
arranged individual tables and a
long table filed with the best
things from the kitchens Of the
members. Following the luI cheon
Mrs. John Longbotham opensd the
first meeting of the year and well
coined the members. She presented
Mrs. A. ID. Dickerson, religion
chairman for the club, who read
some passages of scripture from
Ist Corinthians followed by prayer.
1t was Federation Day and Mrs.
Joseph ]. Pearce, recording secre-
tary, and Mrs. G. Marshall Town
send, who were elected delegates
to the annual convention in May,
gave full account of the two days
proceedings. Mrs. ]. S. Willis,
chairman of program, who had
been assisted by Mrs. John e. Bur-
ris and Mrs. Charles Lundstedt,
presented the program for the year
for adoption, which was done.
Flowers for the desk and the din
ing table were arranged by Mrs.
Harry Mayhem, Mrs. E. Roscoe CAL
loway and Mrs. Raymond Masten.
Mrs. Paris Kirby arranged the art
corner. The meeting in two weeks
will be under the direction of Mrs.
Raymond Masten, who will present
Mrs. Helen Fansler. She will give.
an interesting account of cosmetics
and face dress lesson. The subject
will be Look Your Best.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
Bishop OMAN To
Speak At Salisbury
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Central Pennsylvania.
He holds high positions in the
major Protestant movements of
this century. He is member of
the executive and central commit
tees of the World Council of
Churches, and recently returned
from conferences of these groups
in Denmark. Bishop Oman is also
a vice-president of the National
Council of Churches of Christ in
the y. S. A. and chairman of its
Division of Christian Life and
Work. a
Bishop Oman is popular as a
speaker in churches, colleges and
public assemblies, and as az author
of seventeen books. He is noted for
taking firm and clear stands on
controversial issues and for rela-
ting anecdotes gathered in his
worldwide trips and associations
with well-known leaders.
Bishop Oman has been a rural
church minister, founder of
church in Los Angeles slum area.
a college president, a seminary
professor, and a bishop. While he
was a student at the University of
Southern California, he was a star
athlete in football and wrestling.
His later avocations include col
lecting oil paintings and items of
American and Methodist historical
interest
Bishop and Mrs. Oman have
three married children, and seven
grandchildren. The Oxnams live at
100 Maryland Avenue, N. E.. Wash
ington, ID. G.
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of the finest highway ever con-
structed without encountering a
traffic light.
In the skyways, jet planes VIII
speed from New York to California
in three or four hours with pay
loads of 100 or more passengers.
Adults will have more leisure
time and a higher per capita IN
come with which to enjoy it.
ITO make these and other fore-
casts become reality, American in
dustry must be given encourage
ment to devote it's great energies
to the task ahead. With the antici-
patton of earning reasonable prof
its as an incentive" Kelleher con-
cluded, ''the oil industry is build
ing today to meet tomorrow's needs
so that it may continue to serve the
best interests of the American peo-
ple."
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

fuel oil consumption. The rapidly
expanding petrochemical industry
enters the picture, too. Today,
about $500 products owe their
existence to oil-everything from
nylon hosiery to modern wonder
drugs. In one case alone, it is. esti-
mated that the amount of oil-de-
rived raw materials that will be re-
quired to produce the many plastics
will more than double by 1865, and
no one can reliably predict what
new miracles will be forthcoming
from oil industry laboratories dur
ing the next few years"
He noted that on a national
scale, by 1865, three million addi-
tioAIal barrels Of oil every day
about one-third of current con-
sumption-will have to be supplied
to meet the needs of some 100 mill
lion Americans.
Emphasizing that oilmen have
great faith in the future and are
determined to meet their obliga-
tions, Kelleher asserted, "As long
as conditions are maintained under
which Americas oil businesses can
continue to be privately managed,
fully competitive and financially
sound, the American public may
be assured of continuing to have
readily available the best possible
oil products at the lowest possible
prices" Finding those additional
three million barrels and building
the necessary facilities to manu-
facture, transport, and market the
required oil products are jobs that
already have started.
Today oil companies are drilling
deeper in the ground-up to four
and a half miles now and perhaps
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Marionette Show
At Dover Oct. IL

(consinued from page one)
of Suzari Marionettes, will feature,
along with the genie, flying CA
i-r, q vanishing castle, a camel
caravan, a jewel-studded cave Sc
quence and oversize puppets pOr-
traying the characters of this old
Oriental tale.
ALI proceeds from the sale of the
nominal-cost tickets will be used
for educational purposes. The Do
yer branch of AAUW gives an an
nual local scholarship and supports
national and international fellow
ships and study grants.
Tickets may be obtained at the
Milford Elementary School, by
writing or phoning DR.. Georgia
Lightfoot, 415 Water St, Dover
95G5; or at the door before each
performance.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
CAR HOPPER

DENVER, Colo. Pr A grass
hopper made the Denver police
blotter.
Angelina JanZen told police a
grasshopper nipped her on the knee
while she waited for a traffic light.
She said she took her foot off the
brake and her car rammed into
the rear of another vehicle.
officer William r. O'Hayre charg-
ed Mrs. Janzen with careless driv-
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
CHANGING STYLES

WINNIPEG -(P)- The stone
and metal gates erected at the en-
trance to the University of Mani
toba in 1912 have been taken down
because they are too narrow for
modern vehicles. DR.. H. H. Saun-
derson, university president, said
only one car could pass through
at a time.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10
FRENCH COIN

BONARLAW, Ont. Up A coin
with. Napoleon's head stamped on
it, dated 1898, was found by r. Dyk-
stra of Stirling in garden.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-10

Houses around Carlsbad Cav
erns in New Mexico are air-condi-
toned by cool air pumped up from
the caverns themselves.
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BARNABY WOODS

NAVAL OFFICERS TRANSFER
MAKES THIS FINE HOME AVAIL:
A MfTH yIS t gLR; IE pnN p E4Sa
EMSo15MEhS Pq RfTeHES R3 'SHp s MF%x:
BATHS Ord FIR. / LARGE BED:
F ZEE, R6 6o SrTHAi FiREs sIMAl
Utility ROOM, ,i AND ~ oARRAi,9 9i
LENT CONDITION. NICE, LARQE
LOT; S3l,s60. GALL Mr.; NAY ";
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ROGERS HEIGHTS

/, Beautiful brick Cape Cod,
selling way below FLA ap-
praisal ct S14.950: 3 bed
rooms, den. TV room, base
ment area: dream daylight
kitchen, beautifully equip
ped; Anchor-fenced yard
with patio and barbecue.
plus many other lovely fea-
lures; S14.350, FHA COM
mitment available.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BALM0RAL - Exquisite custom
brick home: executive formal for
entertaining: 4 bedrms.. Q baths,
air conditioned. z fireplss finished
rage and many extra un-
usual features: S49,950. 8. G.
GERACHIS CO., REALTORS. JE.
2-2314.
BELVOIR-QUANTICO-PENT. AREA
a bedrooms, "a baths. flrepl
cor. lot. BY OWNER, RE. 6-4705.
ALEXANDRIA, Janney's lane area
rambler; complete d-E kitchen.
month. OWNER. re. 6-0375.
ALEXANDRIA = 3-bedroom brick
bungalow; full bsmt. with rec
Only $4,000, $1,000 down FLA.
k XII slSSSS; 9 REAL t-TOS Go ewes
ALEX. sO3 North View terrace. 2
ground-4 bedrms.. din. .rm.. liv.
rm. .30x15. fireplace. full bsmt..
porches, garage. $4,000. OV.
3-334S.
ANNANDALE : Brick-and redwood
split-leyel. Assume S15,3S5 4heo
loan. This nearly new home SIz-
zLES WITH CHARM; 3 twin-size
bedrms.. large closets and, full
rm. with firepl.; sep. dining rm. /;
table space in birch cabinet kitch-
en-. Lower level has finished recr.
rm.. bath and space for den or
4th bedrm. Only So, $50. Excel.
location. See this one today. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 2222 N.
Glebe I'd, ia. 10000.
ANNANDALE-with a small down
payment you can assume q large
OF loan for this 4-bedrm. home.
2 baths. paneled den. corner. lot.
o DIX < 'fn' & Ell c!GSsSpiRgt SE Il r.
ANNANDALE..1deal for children.
SrE e'dT Rambler i on U dsad.nd ley q.
eXharehes S ana shoppins; '' excel.
neiRhborhood, many shade trees.
fenced I'd, G-E kit, DISPOSAL.
dishwasher, util rrn., storage attic,
dn.; Slp.050. CT. 6-15s0.
ARE. s,-white brick. bedrms.,
bath. liv.. rm., din. rrr1., new kilt,
part bsmt., trees. screened porch.
5 minutes 10 Pentagon. OWNER.
FL. 4-76b4
ARL. N.-charming brick home set
on lovely tree-Shaded lott. walk 10
st.. AIMS and public schools 4
Ssa5Is r.r ia ,S SashSS d Sis r Sh T
KIT, with built-in breakfast nook,
full bsmt. with paneleds rec. rm,.
det 2-car garage, slate roof. GI
for immed. sale at only S28,ab0.
Exclusive agents, THE DARBY CO..
231S wilson blvd, IA. b-g3D3.
ARLINGTON edrm. semidet
close 70 school bus and shop;
fenced yard: complete price, So
$50. Assume $4,000, OI loan.
OWNER. IA. 7-2667.
ARLNGT0N-s5O0 down, 2-bedrm
CATION 10000. TINKIE PROP
ERTTE8, Realtors. IA. b-1207.
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COLLEGE PARK

Beautiful brick rambler.
Just q years old; ultramod-
ern In every respect; 3 nice
bedrms. and full basement;
near schools, shopping, etc.
Full price, $4,000: Just
$3.50 down, balance on 30
year FLA loan, for low pay
ments.
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CHEVERLY

7-bedroom, 8 full bath
English brick Colonial. Gus
tom built in every detail.
You will delight with the
design and interior area.
There also is Q den, sun
porch. breakfast nook, all
electric kitchen; rec. rm.; 2
fireplaces: Gear built-in ga
rage and beautiful land
scaped corner lot with many
lovely shade trees. Selling
far below reproduction cost
at S3o.960. This is q real
dream home for the most
discriminating purchaser de-
string only the best.
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The PERRY BOSWELL CO.
WA. f-45O0 Realtors
Open It'll 0 Pm.
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UNIVERSITY PARK = immaculate
SCI 500; excel. financing. UN. 4.
1888.
peter j. hagan & son
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FREDERICK-l0-rm. brk. house;
full bath downstairs: upstairs, 4
rms, full bath, pvt. entr.; built-in
garage. OWNER, AP. 1885, 81
pm.
Mr.. FREDERICK-9-ro room frame;
4 "a acres, modern improvements.
Financing arranged. S10,500. Mt.
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RESERVOIR I'd. AREA, close tn
apis. Each has 2 bedrms.. dinette.
kit, porch; lower unit. z baths;
SpPer y unit sodL SHsYsh' 3 ok sAM
BLESSED sACRAMENT-Immac g.
bedrm.. 25a-bath, brk, Colonial with
slate roof: rec: rm., huge scr. peh,
aHIRi FRA FRANK Rss 3 r lnM lss me-.
Dl. 7-1411: ewes. WO. $4,000.
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WHEATON,
NEW CENTER.HAII. RAMBLER

NEW CENTER HALL RAMBLER
The most modern kitchen feature
ing disposal, dishwasher, Ice, re-
frigerator. 30-in. wall oven, exhaust
fan and lge. eating space: 3 bed
rms. 2 full baths. daylight bsmt.,
sell: $23,95O. We take trades. Call
Mr.. Collins til 2. r. W, BERENS
SALES. INC. JU. 7-7700.
cLosE-IN BETHESDA, adjacent to
kenwood Club-Unique new home.
featuring beamed-ceiling family
room. adjoining kitchen, step-down
living room, formal dining room, 4
bedrooms: low 4Qs; q beautiful,
liyable home; on deep wooded lot.
0ee NI M raMTSS MYGnn o-4OoO
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BEST SIS XALUES


AulAANhAakN ggsAk8aNs
Nearby Arlington :. Falls Church
area; newly decorated: several with
fully equipped electric kitchens.
Walk TO schools. buses and stores.
Apply . portion Of your rent
toward an option 10 purchase.
500 .5O-6es4 N. Fairfax dr.. East
Fails Church, Arl.; 2-bed-
rm. brick semidetached.
full bsmt. and level lot,
SlOb-l432 Woodbine Cat Fairling-
toni; 3 bedrms., brick du-
piex, fully eduip.; near stores
and buses.
si25-ioi7 Woodley place, iust OF
s. West st., Falls Church.
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms.,
all.electric kitchen.
S135-s02 Ridge I'd, Columbia
Pines. nr. Annandaie; 3.
bedrm. brick rambler, full
bsmt.. .garage, nrepl.; newly
decorated
Si35-7O7 Haliwood, Brylln Park;
3-bedrm. split level; 2 full
baths; level lot
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SEYEN CORNERs. Melpar area

SEVEN CORNERS, Melpar area
Attractive 3-bedrm. rambler, on
cul-de-sac: 1S-ft. living rm., fire.
place. sep. family-size dining area,
full daylight bsmt.. ground-leve1
walkout carport; excellent land.
scaped lot in tree-studded area;
only .S1S,250, FILA, or assume az
GI loan, with down payt. and
terms to suit. SHANNON q LUCH9
CO., Realtors. 2055 Wilson blvd,
ia. $4,000.
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RoBINDALE
ROCK CREEK FOREST
1--WE SELL HOUSES"

I'VE SELL HOUSES"
OFFICE OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
CALL JU. b-6lOO
For additional information on
these and several hundred other
homes.
WOODSIDE PARK
A Ice. FAMILY would love this
comfortable 4-bedrm. land -den, g
bath brk. Colonial home: lRe. din
rm., scr. pch.; built-in gar: Ice,
we'll planted yd.; in Silver Springs
most admired neighborhood.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
THIS 3-BEDRM. rambler may
be bought for $500 dn. and $50 4
mo. incl. everything; close 70
schools and an excellent residential
area: Sl2,bO0.
WOODSIDE
VERY ATTRAc. year-old 3-bed-
rm.. 2ia-bath brk, split-level: Ice.
rec. rm,, comfortable scr. .pch.. ALL
cleo. kit; very close to schools and
blk TO Ca ave. express bus.
BETTER HURRY
c. ROBERT GRAY a. CO.
s1e Eiisvorth Dr.. 10. $1,000
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PARKLAWN; By OWNERS bed
rms. "a baths, sep. dining rm:.
full daylight bsnt.; rec. nm. with
fireplace: liv. rm. with fireplace;
lge. level lot, fenced: on cul-de.
s ssS PIX sop 1s mean ee5teTs hss
4Haet 30-yr. CT: S106 per, mo.
CT. 6-3639.
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\ COLI AELI sSb cou %Hs7INc cESs.
AREA-$-bedrm: brick. large Iiv.
rm. with fireplace, sep. dining
rm., screened porch and garage.
All this in a choice area which Is
so important for a permanent
home. PRICED UNDER $50, 900.
LURIA BROS, INC, ia. 7-6500,
o04S Wilson blvd
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BELTSVILLE-Three- bedrm. RAM
bier, with q handsome fireplace in
q 20x12 living room. full tiled
basement (perfect for Q recreation
room; situated on q large land
offeredl Only Sl4,75Ol Don't be
latel Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, ZAP. 7-S400.
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LESS THAN RENTi WHEATON
HILLS; Sl4,750-3-bedrm. RAM
kitchen. table space; full bsmt' A.,
tiled floor; Anchor-fenced yard:
walking dist. to public and paro.
chi cnla IL schools; 81 900 On; 500
WooDM,oS0oRo AGENCY CORP,
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300 DOWN, payments like rent
sturdy brk. construction, lge. liv.
rm.. G-E kit. with Disposall and
dishwasher. full tiled bsmt.: auto.
washer, many extras. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP
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country property: ail-brick Cape
Cod on a level acre with lac. gar.
den area. util. house, 2-car Diet.
brick garage. custom-built home
IN immac. cond.; features center
hail. 3 sunny bedrms., 2 baths, I'm.
bsmt. with flrepl., side scr. porch,
$4,000: a: J. KEssINGER g. CO.,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick Co
lonial; living rm. with fireplace.
separate dining rm., equip.
kitchen, full bsmt., side screened
porch, brezeway and garage
$500 o. will oha andle; cHEsTER!
CORP. JU. 5-7100; 8 to 9, 10.
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LOCUST ROAD

NEAR 10th STREET
In the design OF this au-
thentio Colonial. the archi-
tect used for reference the
Peyton Rapdolph house in
williamsburg. Va, and the
Judge Lindsey house be-
tween williamsburg and
Yorktown. It won the silver
star for fine building in
1888 and has been cherished
by Its owners since then. II
has the excellent features Of
. true eenter-hall Colonial
built with fine materials
and careful workmanship.
Available ct S23,050 be-
cause the present owners
are being transferred. For
further details and appoints
ments call Mr.. stephens,
A. C. Houghton & Sor
l4is H 81. NV. ~'' 81. 1905;
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LORCOM LANE AREA-Close TO
schools, shop, transp. and fast 70
Pentaeon; 8 bedrms., bath up;
maids rm. and " bath in bsmt.
Appraised at S20,500. Priced for
quick sale at $4,000 incl. washer.
drier, freezer: excel. Sc 1st trust.
No realtors. ia. 2-9I37.
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BETHESDA, Oh Bradley bivd.-The
W Wsye a seen III m ans I dss SCOT.
less white brick. with 2 bedrms.
and bath on LIST A.: beautiful I'm.
End a. with 2nd bath: delightful
Ice scr, porch; bsmt. with outside
entr. This home is perfect in
every way. OIL. 4-0044; after
z nm, OIL. 9-o3SR.
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ARLNGToN-S5O0 down, 2-bedrm
,,s;cnry ts1 sS yard ,t slose pRo3 p.
ERTiEs. Realtors. IL. 6.ieoS.
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so f unSsiieSsbe ba Sat sTG.. st III;
charming Cape Cod offers 4 won
derful-sized bedrooms (largest l2x
loh). with many closets and
built-in features, beautiful living
rm. and real family-sized kitch-
en- that will delight you, nice level
lot with many shrubs and tall oak
trees: tucked in Q quiet neighbour
hood, but close to new eiemen-
TsGy sGaOo 'f H6S ro 5Rd r tEHn
GRACIOUS LIVING, AT A REAL
ECONOMY PRICE SHANNON 4
LUCHs co. Realtors. 2055 Wilson
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rambler on
extra-large. level lot; full bsmt
with gas heat: vacant and in new
house cond.: only Sl4,750, with
Sl,O50 down. Call til 9 pm,
WA. $4,000. ROBERT g. DAVIS
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BALMORAL - Exquisite custom
brick home: executive formal for
entertaining: 4 bedrms.. 3 baths,
air conditioned, 2 firepls., finished
Oriental-style rec. rTn., Gear ga
rage and many extra un-
usual features: S49.950. s. g.
GERACHIS CO., REALTORS, JE.
O.OlI4
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s.sToRY AND BAsEMENT HOME

contaAIningE 3 SsdFms' path lily ny.
rear porches; oil h.-w.h.; land:
scaped lot; NAPLES, boxwoods and
fruit trees: chain-link fence: de-
tached garage. Suitable horses,
chickens, tavern, anything. re-
curing 2 acres good ground and
close-in location. Convenient to
schools. transportation, shopping.
etc; Near Andrews Field. 81 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

ARL, N.-very clean and attrac-
i tIvs iSIib ;v i: .S T., brick Co
Ssn .a aE f Rii. SEP a ciS S:m a T lsi
nice brick barbecue in fenced rear
yard. walking distance schools
and shop. Avail. April IS. $3.50
mo. a; Z; WALTERS CO.. INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-21

BETHESDA bedrms.. 2 baths
basement firepl.; level wooded lot
mr.. NH: BY OWNER. OIL. 2-95o5
BETHESDA, GlenWood, near goli
course-White brick. 8 bedrms.,
baths, new kit. garage. nprch. full
bsmt. Low 20s. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY OF MD. INC. OIL. 6-7S00;
ewes, OIL. 7-9549.
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$3.50 DOWN and S74.50 per mo.
will buy this 5-room bungalow
with full bsmt.: located in East
lot. Full price only SS,950. Gail
til 8 pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
8. DAVIS a. CO., INC.
NEAR UNIV. OF MD.-S900 On.
and SIS per mo. buys this 6-rm.,
lh-bath brick home: full bsmt.
level lot; vacant and in new
house cond, FLA appraised at
$500. ROBERT s. DAVIS l. CO.