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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-15
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By JANICE SCHERR
Class Play

CIdSS flay
The senior class of CHS. will
present their annual senior play
on Friday evening, May 16, at
o:l5 p. m. in the high school
gymnasium. The title of the
play is There Goes The Bride"
a farce in three acts written
by Kay Ziegfield. A matinee of
this play will be given on Thurs
day afternoon, May Is at ap-
proximately las p. m. Tickets
may be obtained from any mem
Der of the senior class. Prices
are fifty cents and seats may be
reserved at Ralston's Drug Store.
District Scholarship Tests
The results of the Ohio district
scholarship tests which the c.
H. S. scholarship team took part
In are now in the office. Those
who ranked high in their tests
are as follows: Mary Jane Slay
ranked fifth in chemistry in
division III; James Whitcomb
ranked eighth in General Science
in division III, James Watson
ranked fifth in Algebra I in
division III, Joan Crock ranked
second in bookkeeping in division
III and also ranked sixth regard
less of division, Pauline Reed
ranked twelfth in English w in
division III.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-15
Last Day

Last Day
The seniors last day of school
will be Wednesday, May 81. They
will leave for Washington, D. c..
in the evening. The rest of the
student body will be dismissed
on May 28 and they will return
on May 90 for their grade cards.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-15
Chemistry Tour

Chemistry Tour
On Thursday morning, May 10,
the chemistry class of c. H. S.
will 60 to Byesville to tour the
chemical laboratory of the
Vanadium plant. They will be
accompanied by their instructor
Principal Gilbert Weekley.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-15

Final rehearsals are being held for the
Caldwell Senior class play There Goes The
Bride" which will be held Friday evening, May
16, beginning at 8:15 p. m. in the Caldwell high
school auditorium 1t will be under the direc-
ton of Joseph Parrish.
The cast is pictured above, left to right
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02
50 Years of Welded Bliss

eliminating thirty years of welded life as exempIified
e sign OF pure Pearls the c. O. Andersons shared this
e touehng and most unique occasion with their host of
irlehos sunday, April 20 from D. M The Anderson
nome 4oz4 West 18th street. beautiful setting for the
eeepfauon with lovely and appropriate throughout
e mouse The color scheme of white blue was carried
Out IN the wedding cake the flowers the lovely costume
of the bride" - ~
PRESENT TO augment the celebration the couples two
~ ISL 1t Granville, jr who arrived by plane from
aeoall Air Force Base Panama City, Florida and Herise
al instructor in the public schools FL Dorado
ANDERSON assisted her mother and proved to be very
charming hostess -
Inc marriage VOWS were repeated p, m Performing
W ceremony was the Rev. j. F. Henderson of the First Pres
y'eian chureh Phi Beta Sigma fraternity Zea Phi Beta
the National Association of Carriers Branch
members OF First Baptist church. teachers of the Twin
eS many friends and neighbors Joined in to make the
event one tna will be long remembered the lives of the
Happy couple Tasty white rappe with frosty white cake
squares served from the beautifully appointed dining table
refreshed the guests during the evening PHOTOGRAPHERS Arm
ana DaVy were present pictorial record of
the affair The couple gracous supplied their formula for
ohg welded hfe Marry when you have interest
III ieIiglous, social and economic affairs"
LIE couples future plans travelling Last wear
ey visited north as far Toronto Canada They plan this
summer 10 go west probably far as Honolulu Hawaii
See foto-page
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02
Sweet Home
Cleo Caldwell

Cleo Caldwell
Mrs. Unice Cobb was called to
Los Angeles for the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Williams, the wife
of Rev. S. Williams, a former
pastor of Little Rock. Mrs Cobb
was accompanied by her two
daughters. :. Last Sunday was
youth day at the Greater Zion
Hill Baptist church. The Rev. Paul
Morris, 16 years of age. delivered
the message. On the sick list
are Mrs. Ora Gates, T R. Miller
and Duey Humphrey Mr.. Pum-
phrey is doing very we'll now =.
A program and banquet honoring
Rev. E. S. Marbley, pastor of First
Methodist church and Rev. J. H.
Cone, pastor of Allen Chapel AM
Z church was held April 9th at
Sweet Home elementary school,.
They will graduate from PHI
lander Smith college this spring.
Rev. w. c. Montague, pastor OF
Mt. Nebo AME church of College
Station was in charge of the pro-
gram Remarks were given by Dr.
ID. L. Blair. The address was de-
livered by Rev. c. w. Cone and
the gifts were presented by Rev
johnson. Among the guest was
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02
Clean Up. Paint Up.
Fix Up Campaign

All citizens are asked to join
IN the Clean Up, Paint Up, Fix
Up campaign to help make our
city clean and beautiful The earn
paign officially opened April u
and will close May 10. Have your
rubbish ready for the free pick
up trucks when they arrive n
your ward. Premises will be judg-
ed for neatness, appearance Of
house, well kept yards, flowers,
shrubbery and alleys. The COM
mittee chairman and members are
Mrs. Blanche Evans, co-chairmao,
Mrs. 10 Ann Harrison; Mesdames
Eloise Hammonds, Charles A. Nc
Cullum, Odessa Hood, Jeffie Cum
bingham, Grover Richardson, lola
Pfeifer J ames A. Sanders, Albert
Lamb, Herbert Denton, Henrietta
Williams, Thomasine Bailey, Sa-
dye Thompson, Abbie Conway,
Tommie Dandy, Charles A. Fee
Ter, c. L. Tippin and Father
James jackson.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02
300 Negroes Teach
White Students
In Colleges

More than 800 Negro faculty
members teach white students in
LOG u. S. colleges, and ten are
department heads, according to
an article in the new issue of
Ebony.
Among the department heads
are: the famed historian, DR.. John
Hope Franklin, chairman of the
history department at Brooklyn
college, New York; DR.. David
Blackwell, statistics department,
University of California; DR..
James Kirk, sociology depart
ment, Loyola California;; DR.. Ira
Dea. Reid, sociology department,
Haverford (Pa) college and DR..
George L. Lythcott. Pediatrics
clinic, University of Oklahoma
Others who head departments
are: DR.. Henry S. Wilson, chem
istry dept, Bellarine college
Ky0, DR.. Francis NJ. Douglass,
psychology dept, DePaul univ.
dnD. DR.. Henrietta Herod Nc
MILAN, English and speech dept,
Chicago Teachers college, and
Walter F. Anderson, director of
music, Antioch college (Ohio).
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02

ton stated to the parents to reg
lister and enter all the students
that the Little Rock school board
thru its own plan of indignation.
said had right to be there. Ele
said that if the enrolment were
augmented to that number. con-
fusion at Central would come TO
an abrupt end.
In spite of a law authored By
our attorney general, Bruce Ben
nett, and adopted by many key
cities, to put all Negro members
of the Naacp in Arkansas on
block for determination, the
young attorneys masterful and
eloquent address removed all
fears from the Negroes present
and the membership drive got OF
to a big start.
Others on program including
the famed Gospel choir of Union
AAthlz 1iioiNi WClC ltCV. ~ Ae
Alstork, who gave the history OF
the Naacp: Rev. c. c. Dryver.
pastor of the church; Rev. j. c
Crenshaw, president of the local
branch of the Naacp; Mrs. l.. c.
Bates and DR.. G. P. Freeman,
who emceed the program DR.. W.
j. Massie was program director
During the program, Dr. r.
Upshur MRS. G. P. Freeman) &C.
cepted a life membership plaque
for the Arkansas Medical Dem
tai and Pharmaceutical associa-
ton and association that has COM
pleted its payment for life MEM
bership Mrs. Bates, who is a
national board member, made the
presentation.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02

Nelson, pastor, Delma Scott,
president A BTU study
course will be conducted ten
nights beginning May 20. Five
nights at King Solomon Baptist
church, North Little Rock, Rev.
Ed Williams, pastor, and five
nights at st. John Baptist church,
Goth and Main street, Rev. j M,
Oliver, pastor A banquet will
be held at Eight Street Baptist
church, North Little Rock, Rev.
Vaughns, pastor. Rev. Arthur
Dyson will teach on the letter B.
A L. Shepherd will teach on tho
letter Y. Mrs. Julia Smith will
teach on the letter u Rev. j. NJ.
Oliver will teach on the letter P.
Rev. King of Hot Springs will
teach on the letter @. Seventy to
one hundred Bible proofs will be
brought to the Bible Study
course. Committee on banquet:
Rev. J. M. oliver, Revs. and
Vaughns, Nelson, Evans, modera-
tors. Rev. P A. Gold, president
BTU Sunday School congress. :.
Rev. F. T. Guy, tate convention
president. ]. R. Green, district
booster. Rev. j. r Green will
leave this weekend for Hot
Springs for series of baths.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02

Prof. Coggs of Sweet Home ele-
mentary school Mrs. L. Cone is
mother of c. w. and J. H.
Cone. A large number attended
the banquet and reported a very
enjoyable time. Thanks to the
persons who made this possible.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02

soapy water. The dishes will also
CLEAN.
Put all the miSmates of hoSiery,
that you would otherlOiSe throlo
array because their mates had
runs, into boiling 1Vater and they
1UiU all turn the scnle shade.
Keeping a bathroom or sick room
fresh can easily be done if you put
just a few drops of Pine-Sol in
the shade of the ceiling light. The
lights heat renews the fragrance
each time the light is turned on.
Don't discard postage staa, ps or
envelopes that have lost then me-
CilGge. A drop or t1Oo of ra1O egg
White or eUGporGted milk WiL make
them stick again.
If squeaking wooden bedsteads
bother you, a small quantity of
melted paraffin will act as an eff.
Cient lubricant if poured into all
the Joints and cornerA
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02
Boulevard News

J. r. Green
The Layman's business meeting
will be held Tuesday mite at An
tioch Baptist church, Rev. w w.
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02
Local Naacp Opens
Spring Drive for
New Members

Some five hundred people in
terested in freedom for the Me-
gro assembled at Union AME
church, Sunday afternoon to hear
the militant Pine Bluff attorney
who was the principal speaker to
open the Little Rock branch N
AACP membership drive.
The speaker was Wiley A.
Branton. who has become one of
the foremost civil rights lawyers
in the southwest. Mr.. Branton
held the attention of the au-
dience for some forty minutes
as he stated the Negroes position
in the Indignation struggle here.
He praised the local Negro for the
stand he has taken during the
controversy arising from the gov
errors defiance Of the federal
courts when he placed Arkansas
National guards around Central
hi school to prevent Negroes
from entering. Mr.. Branton said
that the Negro had aided the
cause of the Naacp's fight be-
cause he had either cooperated
or kept his mouth closed.
The young militant attorney
from Pine Bluff who left his hos
pital bed recuperating from an
operation to appear here, gave
the most concrete proposal to end
the Indignation crisis that has
been offered thus far. Mr. Bran
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02
,;%tla;,.o.ke''
@ee.OFO FORUM
~ ~ by JANE STEWART

A cracked egg will last just as
long as the unbroken ones if you
place a cellophane tape over the
opening.
If you 1OGHt to help yo1tr small
child pnt has clothing on right side
ont and front side forward sea- a
colored X on the inside front of oil
Arkansas State press., 1958-05-02

WV Wv WIN we
y 4 -
To help keep
your hand s
f 70 m G. e t
ting red and
chapped while
doing the dish
es try adding a
da sh of vine
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i22f 18th ST.-Master twin rms.
pvt. bath, shower, $40: sgle., 500
$40: clean home: garage.
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80 slor., sSsi Mt vs isS ave- open
'til . pm, XXI, S-s6sd ample
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ROOMS FUREIsRED-N.W.

ACAULA LOUGE, 1919 18TH ST.
weekly. Excel. transp. Ho. 2-9s73.
COLO. AVE, 57I5-Attr sele. and
twin bedrm next bath-shower.
oh. priylls. Men. ia. $500 aft. s.
DUPONT CIR VIC I70s DIST At =
VerS sttSac rm retar ~ Sas no !.
maid, linen service. no. 2-9596
CFOPT.FT0TVN -RTipTPITU : S7I;, n
roc,,. aSnsts.l, sasrsss. nv.
a,,tr 1ish. some ssi'@ ,pn ~,
men: ' S3S psonth ZACH s"r pT
- 2-% y! :; 80 = !. - :. =
~. rLAhoANh LOU rark Eo.-
Ss.not' nome, atbrae. rm'' en-
-. $500 - :. -. !. -. a. .1ego
MI. PLEASANT, lbth 81. area, the
ShaiIonte-Lge; brs ~ oatha Snr.
enlpl. ls1y, pIlvlls. AZ; ::-O02o.
AND CONN. AYES
Newly furn. master bedrm., SEMI
pvt bath, Govt.-empl. gentlemen
ony; NJ. z-l9lO. -
traetive wkly rates; dbIes and
seles.i newly turn. IV; downtown.
QUE ST. NV, i556-1st.1oor sgle.,
$3.50 wk. Also redec. Ink. rm.,
Sl3.
ROCK CREEK PIX. VIC, 1927 18th
st. nw.-Attr. rms, Ice. closets,
cook, privils. NO. 7-O430,
WHITTIER am IS;ih = ToVeIS
room, pvt, bath. GENTLE home: re.
fined gentleman. RIA. 3-2lOI.
Ta1E 0TiF ST. - % o,-.- ITSo
o o 49, -, s.i,t.,. SnSt IVY
iseeees no.s al tayiiities M, vnosr !
sIg. n S17st, |sakIS studsnI
rates available. CAIRO HOTEL
no. 2-2104.
I509 RHODE TSTANn AVE Nv
Single rooms next to bath in re.
fined home; ref. RE. 7-639S.
Ieaa Iafh az NV RIs WoTer.
single double rms clean. 6eaut
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RUGS

Oriental design and broadloom ruEs.
assorted eolors, ex12, SIS: ex1b.
e37 so
ORIENTAL RUG MART
1905 @ ST. NV.
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ORGAN, wURLITzER splNET,
With percussion ano Ieslie-tone
cabinet. si,iOO' 10. 7-S6i5
ORGANs-we have several bar
ealns In used home eleetronle In
struments OF good makes Phone
Mr. Satttrly ST 3-af0u. JOR-
DAMS, corner 18th and q sts
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PIANO AND ORGAN SALE
PIANOS FOR RENT-NeW and used

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles, Strands and up
rights at modern rates (from 81
monthly upl with option to buy.
Hauling extra. JORDAN'S, FOUR
STORES; Corner 18th and @ sts.
NV. tPhone ST. 3-9400l; 5l6y
Lee highway, Arlington phone
KE. S-5060l; 1889 Georgia ave,
silver spring tphone ~: OIL l0Sl;
ericksburg. Va. (phone Essex
3-7472). Full selection at all
stores. Silver Spring and Arlington
sinrnS men awnings
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SEWING MACHINE. brand-ne
$40 81 value on sale Sln rs 81
down ~ week Free home demon.
Stration JU 81 lbA
SEWING MACHINES, SINGER cleo
portable with attach will del.
Special sale, 5000, RIA. 3-disl
SWING MACHINE, Singer, round
bobbln with attachments: SIS, de.
ivered HA a-OfaN
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CoLORED

DESIRABLE APIS.
Modern kits. and baths: discounts
on year leases
4la NJ ST. N.W--1 rm., $3.50
735 N. J. AVE. NV rn, S57 so
Call M MssH PAYS zoUs sFss. e e9RS S.70is
MA. SASS 93l Fl ST NV.
OPEN SAT, a-12
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camelias. rhodos, hollies;
Wholesale, retail, ROTH's. 1S3O0
Colesville I'd, Ednor, Nd.
FILL DIRT, clean, so yds:, free
Silver Spring area. JU. 9-131s
GARDEN TRACTOR, 81 hip; lawn
mower. pillow, disc and harrow at
tachments: cost $500: will accept
reasonable offer. HE. 4-7194.
LAWN RENOVATION, landscaping
Beaut. lawns don't happen. We
build them. Free est. cE, 6-4366.
FALL SPECIALS-IH so Harvester
thrasher, combine; III 45 P,T.O,
pickup baler. MALONEYS. INC.
SIPS Georgia ave. 8. s., Nd.
RICH TOPS0IL. dry sludee, nj
dirt graveli trees removed. logs
cut. HARTING. SIP. 3-45SS.
ROT0TILLiNG-Soil prepared FOL
early fan lawn planting. Reas
rates. D. G and Va. JE. 3-7g26
TOPSOIL. rich and clean, NIGEL,
pulverized. S15 per load. j MAN.
Giles He. 4-1u49. III. 2-342S
TOPsOIL. rich, no stones, clay o.
BOSS, TO. a-629.1
TREES REMOVED, pruned, cavitl
work, free estimates. Call . am
I'll = pm, JE. 4-S636
ENRICHED TOPSOIL DELIVERED
reasonable RE. 5-60S9.
VERY GOOD rich topsoil for lawn
and greenhouses. very reasonable
10. 7-4333.
TRACTORS = New INC Farmai
tractors and equip; indus. whee
tractors, baekhoe and leaders
MeCullough chain saws, parts anC
service. Lime, seed and fertilizer
Used Model H. tractor with
pillow and eultivator: Al %
mower: so T INC baler. 81 INC
M ooRE' q c 81 No a0 sei. Mitchell
vile. Nd. CE. 6-sIS1.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD VINO.

REFINED LADY wishes room, with
meals or kit. .priyils.; must be flrst
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-VA.
BROYHILTON APIS.

NORTH ARLINGTON
/ BEDROOM. UNFURN 81
INCLUDING UTILITIES
EXCEPT ELECTRICITY
De luxe apis, equipped kit; ! block
bus line, shopping; minutes from
} c., pentagon
NJ, /. BROYHILL & SONS
1910 Lee Hwy. ia. 4-130b
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ORGANS--shop al home. call for
KITS Mobile Units. Rare values
In new and used splnet organs.
Eree lnstructiOnt no cost home
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

FALLS Rn,, POTOMAC, ND -
hedrms., Nv, rm,, hrepl, full hsmt &,
eaa heat, lHe, a.aeTe lot elanhn
MONTGOMERY REALTY co INC,
Ju, a-na00, Ewes, ~, h.AsNs
BEAUTIFUL HII.LANpALE
al, SEQ hOn, $4,000 down, ~ I
per mo, doraeous small estate,
over - acre, . hedtmst i tiled
baths, screened porch laxAl con-
crete and stone patio lhNeb' lafae
storage house, washer and dIlet,
Z closets Can make convenient
conventional termA, Call OWNER
M uHun
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CHEVY CHASE

e5ll WEST sTANHoPE ST, MD.
Charming home. in North Chevy
Chase. Nd, overlooking Rock Greek
Park-A bedrm. and bath on LIST
fir. with liy. rm. din. rm. and kit
two maids rms and bath IN bsmt :
rec rm. Ice gaT. with breezeway
well HANDICAPPED. Directions Out
Conn. ave, beyond new bridge, turn
turn left 10 gSlI West Stanhope 81
or call NJ PAUL HANNAH, sJ2
18th II nv NE S-4lnO
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METzLER. REALToR EN-. 2.74OO

CONN, AVE. PARK, a940 Lantern
ave New brk rambler. 3 bedrms
liv. nm, din rm.. kit. with birch
cabinets, Full bsmt. with outside
entr.. Lee lot with trees. SIS,95O
Good terms Dir: VIERS MILL
I'd. left on Valley. right on Hig-
gins, right on Adams to Lantern
Omen l-b
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO, INC
JU $4,000. Ewes, JU. b-32a2
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

M, ALLENTOWN AND RAccOON
RDN,-~About acre with BERN,
house, stream, gard, vac, 5000
thO0 cash, OWNER, ia, a-70l0,
THIS WILL ~ YOUR LUCKY DAY
when We show you this NoReFA
Heights bungalow, s2-ft, scr
porch; 22.ft, Nv, Tm,, family.alFeo
kit : twin-siEed bedrmG,i = full
baths, storm windows, heated
hsmt det, garage Asking onll
REALTY Co, uN, t-iI6d, wa
LESS THAN PHA APPRAISAL onl,
$500 down. newly. Iedec, CAPT
Cod hedrms, fun din, I'm.
equip, kit enclosed and heated
porch, level fenced yard. Diet. ga,
tage with hobby shop. PRINCE
uEORuES REALTY Co, ON, a.
liub, WA, 7-BHbb
stI,RB0--a-bsdrm home WAh side
porehi ideal location, 2 blka. IA
bus and AhopninR center NT0h
Nicholson st., y. RiverdAle, Md
nr, parochial and public schools
open HAt,-sun, or phone owner
ROGERS CONATRuCTION CO
I'm aaWAAA an N-AnfT
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RFTHEaDA. AsHBuRroN
BUILDERS MODEL
SIS pRIzEWINNER
( AND ! REnRNS --@ia BATHS
81 900 DOWN

IMMFUIAIF OCCUPANCY
Center hall, 1O.it paneled family
Lm gar. bsmt plastered walls
DIR Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd
e. nj to AshenoItonS, Ti sld to a".a
FURN MODEL OPEN i0-6 DAILY
BETHEsDA-At trac 3.bedrm ram
bier in the Hillmead community Of
Ifine homes; Ice modern kit, bsmt
FaS heat shrubbed yards. near
wis ave 10 Bradley blvd left on
Bradley 90 mi 10 Ridge I'd rirht
TO S5AO Ridge I'd To inspect call
Mr. MAY, EN- a.7sta
ITHOS. D. WALSH, INC.
%" "ouR Soih YEARD ~
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CULMORE AREA-3 +,

GILMORE AREAS hedrms., i full
bath plus . .half-baths, rec. rm
fenced ward. Assume 4hGs CT loan
walking distance to public ant
parochial schools. BY OWNER
JE. 4-2sl7,
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OF Frederick; old farmhouse. com
pietely renovated; SCI 500 Ap-
prox, acre. more avail. II de-
sired: "a mi fr dual Route 40
Sun. IL am to Il pm Call
Monument 1-4924 for infer
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CHEVY CHASE
T423 LYNHURsT ST.
OPEN SUNDAY I-6.3O

Drive out Conn. ave. past
Chevy Chase Circle to Leland
st, right continue to last
street before entering park.
right on Greenvale to home.
White brick Colonial home
on nicely handicapped grounds
among trees. Many tine
features including Ist-fioor
STUDY AND POWDER RIM.
ultra-de luxe kitchen. huge
screened porch-ideal for
summer parties: 3 bedrms..
2 baths up rec. rm. utility
nm. bath, 2-car garage in
lower level Realistically
priced for quick sale by
OFFER TODAY. Ewes. OIL.
A-~RpO
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COLEsyILLE AREA. ia7ia Mead

COLESvILLE AREA, l27l3 Mead.
oSood dry owner; oriek home
daylight basement; garage, screens
storm windows, etc; $4,000 frsl
trust at 4et Full price, SCI 200
Open 10 Sunday. Directions
North on ColeSville I'd. to shaw
ave. left to Meadovood DIR. JU
A-uhoh M anenls nlnaNn
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FRANKLIN PARK-JUsT LISTED

NeaTly-neE Dflck SDlit Level IN
Immaculate home. huge bedrms
: full baths, din. rm, table space
kit. Ice. liv. I'm wall-to-wall
carpet walk 10 school and bus
cow to ACC. NH and Naval
Hospital. onlg S2O.15n. FHA. o.
n ETET n INC III 5-Itp
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p ARKLAWN-RELAX IN COM.
PLETED new home; 2 lge. bdruA 4,
ia baths, 20-ft. patio with aluni-
mum roof: full walk in bsmt. Plus
many extras. Al Tonic court.
CT. 6-2723.
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conn. AVE. Estates gardeners
IpNoR-l BEpRMs.. 2 DAMS
FoUR coRNERs. sals by owNEF

-1-becrW, DICK COLONIAL Ise,
liv. I'm. with frepl, sep. din. nm
breakfast nook. screened porch
bSmt with rec. I'm fenced shaded
lawn, nr all schools Avail.
q ERQs
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sLEEPY HOLLnW MANOR

year-old rambler in wooded area:
3 bedrms. a baths, din. rm., liv.
rm.,. full walk-up attic. full bGmt 9
finished rec. rm., DISPOSAL Younes-
town all-elec. kit: $4,000; 41ncs
military, FLA: 50 civilian plus q
substantial down payt. Avail. July
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HILLcREsT HEIGHTS RAMBLERs

~, 4, 5 bedrms, . fun baths.
built.ln garast u ,50u "a
SlS,fOO--OI and FHA. Pull bsmt
tiled for recreation walk in
closets, wall oven. garbaRe dis
poSAl, exhaust fan. sliding alum
mum windows, Venetian blinds.
l2-eu, 1T. refrigerator, intercom
system Cow. TO Andrews. Boil
line and Naval Air Bases. Mr.
schools. shopping. churches and
tranSp. Directions Sultland
pkwy. or Pa ave Sc TO Branch
ave, right on Branch ave 10
colebTook DR., turn right on Cole
brook TO 25th ave. then left on
25th ave 10 Lyons 81. and follow
Aldre signs 10 model home OPEN
AL AZ DAY ~, RE S-5oSs' RE
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NORTH ARLINGTON, by OWNER:

3-bedrm. Cape Cod home; large
screened porch with metal talou-
sizes: convenient 10 many churches,
all Grades OF public and parochial
schools and Westover shopping
center ia 1872 for appoint.
ment evenings and week ends.
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BRADLEY HILLS

A substantial s-room Colonial,
set In q fine grove OF trees located
In this most desirable suburban
community. Many special features
IN this custom-built house. Recep-
ton hall paneled recreation room
lArFe kitchen, hreplaceS. baths,
4. powder rooms, a-eRr garage
Fully Aforementioned . acres Of
wooded eroundS All this for only
$4,000. Call Mr.. Moulton, EN-.
a-4565,