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Milford chronicle., 1958-05-09
ST. JOHNS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone: Georgetown 2496

Church services at st. Johns
Methodist Church on Sunday, May
IL, are as follows:
Sunday School at IL a. m. Ell
wood Steele, superintendent.
Worship service at IL noon, by
the pastor, Rev. Frank Lucia. All
welcome.
Thought For The Day
Only the power of the Holy Spir-
1t in us can overcome the weak
ness of the flesh.
Mrs. Adam Paugh, Sr., enter
tanned the following to dinner on
Sunday, tne occasion being in hon.
or of her daughter, Mrs. James
Steelman's birthday: Mr., and Mrs.
Edgar Stewart of Seaford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Paugh, Jr., and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Steelman
and family.
Be not overcome of evil, but ov-
ercome evil with good.-Romans
1921.
Mrs. Sallie Truitt and James
Truitt were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Emphet in Dover
on Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Lucia and
little daughter, Donna Lynn, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
ton Moore on Tuesday.
Because we abide in Christ, our
desire is to serve His church and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson and
Mrs. Hattie Short were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Emory in Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson
and children of Frederick spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson CALI
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. James West on
Sunday evening.
God Is faithful. Who will not
suffer you to be tempted above
that we. are able; but will with
the temptation also make a way
to escape. that ye nay be able to
bear it Corinthians 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wilson
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Rust in George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wilson
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mills, near Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hudson of
Milton called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Wilson on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-09


Thursday, May 15-1S- Tie Penin-
sula Annual Conference of The
Methodist Church will meet at St
Pauls MethCdist Church, Whining
ton, Delaware. Bishop G. Bromley
Cxnam, presiding.
Special Mothers Day Service Al
Union Methodist Church
Next Sunday. Mother takes over
at Union Church. Although the
pastor will open the morning wor-
ship service. various mothers will
participate in the program with
Mrs. A. Jason Blundon giving the
sermon which will be entitled 'sThe
Faith of Just One Woman"
Ushers for the service will be:
Mrs. John Custer, MRS. c. Myles
Hoffman, Mrs. Warren C. Newton,
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-09
BRIDGEVILLE
Mrs. David C. Speicher
Phone: Bridgeville 1874
Union Methodist Church
A. Jason Blund0n, Minister

Union Methodist Church
A. Jason Blund0n, Minister
Saturday, May 10th at 10 a. m.
There will be bake sponsored by
the WSCS in front Of Adams Food
Market.
Sunday, May IL, 9:45 a. m,
Church School with classes for all
ages. G. Clayton Richards, Supt.
1900 a. M, Special Mothers Day
Worship Service. The program will
be conducted by various mothers
with Mrs. A. Jason Blundon giving
the sermon entitled The F1lth of
Just One Woman
$50 p. M, MYF.
Monday, May 12-The pastor will
be attending the G. A. P Chaplains'
Conference in Washington, 2. c,
Tuesday, May 12, 5 p. M, Official
Board meeting
Wednesday, May IA, 7:45 p. M,
WSCS meeting at the Fellowship
Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-09

Mrs. VIM. s. Jones and Mrs. Earl
Passwaters. The Psalter Selection
will be led by Mrs. Robert Jeffer-
son; Scripture Lesson by Mrs.
George Steinmetz and the Prayer
by Mrs. Victor Lewis.
Each participant will receive
flower to wear and plants will be
awarded to the oldest and young
est mothers.
Each mother is urged to attend
with her family as Mothers Day Is
a fitting climax to the celebration
of National Family Week.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-09

The Tachien Dam in Taiwan
(Formosa) will rise more than
238 metres, 16 metres higher than
the Hoover Dam. Total cost of the
entire Tachien Valley project is
estimated at 20 million. dollars.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-09

The Turkish Greek war was in
1897. The war was ended by in
tervention of major powers
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

Saens, Henri Rabaud and
Isaye. He has been in Tucson
since 1880.
Guest SoloiSt on the pro-
gram will be the 40 te d
pianist-teacher, Robert O'Con-
nor. He has studied under
noted pianists and was profes-
5or of piano at the University
Of Arizona from 1944-1952.
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL is
open to the entire community
without charge.
The program to be present
ed is as follows:
Fingaps Care
.. Felix MendelSSohn
Israel Dances ---- Marc Larry
Selections from
The Student Princes,
by Sigmund Romberg.
(IntermiSSion)
Ondine .. RaVel
Jeux d'Eau .............. Ravel
Sonatine ............. RaVel
Robert O'Connor, Pianist
Farandole ....-.-. George BlZet
KOl Nidre ... Max Bruch
Paraphrase on Hora Dance
- YiZchak EdelS
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24
GoI1enAgers
To Celebrate
5th Birthday

The Golden Age Club, joint
ly sponsored by the National
Council for Jewish Women
and the Tucson Jewish Com
munity Center, will celebrate
its fifth anniversary with a
luncheon Feb. 6 at 1 pm. at
the Center.
During its five years the
membership of the club has
more than tripled and meet
ings have been extended to
two days a week. Program
ming includes dramatics, folk
dancing, exercise classes,
painting, English lessons and
a gourmet club.
MRS. LUCY HAHN, group
worker, says guest speakers
have been invited to the
luncheon and the Golden Age
dramatic club will give a pre-
Sentation from The World of
Sholom Aleichem. Gil Kush-
ner, folk singer, will also
entertain.
Reservations at $3.50 may
be made at the Center office.
On Jan. % at 1:30 pm.
Chain ASA, senior student
at the University of Arizona,
addressed the Golden Age
Club on the subject of IsraePs
10th anniversary. Mr.. Assa is
an Israeli exchange student.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Engagements
IIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIlIlIlIllllIII Observation-Disclosures


Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Tobias,
2144 E. Ninth, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter, Joan Estelle, to Sydney
E. Salmon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Salmon, 1924
E. Fifth.
Miss Tobias is now doing
graduate work at the Univer-
sity of Arizona, w h e re she
graduated with a major in
English.
Mr.. Salmon is a senior at
the University of Arizona. He
will graduate with a major in
philosophy this summer and
will attend Washington Uni
versity's College of Medicine
in ST. Louis next fall. Mr..
Salmon is business manager
of The Arizona Wildcat, stu
dent newspaper; belongs to
Blue Key, senior mems hon
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24
Jewish Music Festival
To Be Staged at Center

An outstanding program has been planned Tor the
Jewish Music Festival Celebration to be held Sunday Feo
at $50 pm at the Center.
The program is under the direction of Mrs. Harry
Corodess and Centers cultural committee The annual
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

affair has won wide commu-
nity acclaim. DR.. Samuel Faln
is chairman of the festival.
THROUGH the courtesy of
the Tucson Federation of Mu-
sicians the Sinfonietta will be
featured on the program.
George De Meester will con-
duct. He was graduated from
the Royal Conservatatorium
of Client, Belgium and has
played under such noted con-
ductors as Camille S a in t
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

the neck on the less expensive slower ships which
just do not have the facilities which many people
from our state take for granted in everyday living
To aid you in making your decision regarding
the mode of Atlantic travel will point out some of
the facts that should be considered.
IN GENERAL on the ocean there are three
classes of trave-namely first Glass; cabin class and
tourist class In the air. effective April 1st 1858 there
will also be three classes available namely, economy
class, tourist class and first class.
One of the first considerations today with money
getting little tighter is price. Therefore, let me list
the approximate price ranges that will be in effect
this coming season or after April 1st.
STEAMSHIP Class, one way $225 and up
round trip $3.50 and up.
Cabin Glass; way $21O and up
round trip $420 and up.
Tourist Class one way $147.5O and
up-round trip $295 and up.
AIR First Glass; one way $435-round
trip $783.
Tourist C Ia SIS, one way $315-
round trip 1857.
Economy Glass; one way $252-
round trip $453.6O.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

the trade division, with more
workers to be added shortly
are Jack E. Zevin, David
CARRIER, Sam Hardy, Leon
Sacks, Morris S Kleinerman,
Joe Duncan, Myron Jacobs,
Jerome Amster, William Cor
don, Kurt Weisz, Harry Co.
rodess and Dave Sirota.
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24
Trade Division
Adopts Quota

Ben Shein, chairman of the
trade division of the Com
bined Jewish Appeal, has an
nounced the a dopti o n of a
$4,000 goal this year.
Working with Mr.. Shein at
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24
ADVENTURES
IN TRAVEL
BY JACK SCHNEIDER

EUROPE A LA CAR-Part 1-HOW TO GET
TO EUROPE The first decision to make in planning
your trip to Europe is whether to travel by air or
steamship. Further you must decide to what class
of travel you prefer to use.
One of the most delightful experiences that you
have during the course of your lifetime-is
crossing the Atlantic Ocean by steamship. Steam
The Arizona post., 1958-01-24

to a variety of long remembered and
delightful travel experiences. Per-
sonally, I would recommend steamer
travel where time is not of essence.
If time is a factor or if you prefer to
spend more time within Europe, then
naturally air is the answer. A steam
ship voyage can be delightful-how-
ever. it can also be a bit of pain in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-S5O0 down.
assume OF loan-Semi all-brk. BIZ
sysl; ls-ft; Iiy; rm,, j. 2 twin tEin-sized
y red tape Payments less than rent
Price. Sll,950 W. r. HUGHES
co. AP. 7-14o0.
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ARL. BUNGALOW. 9 bedrm.. Nv.
rm., din, rm., kit. bsmt., garage,
fs PSbfT AeSitor. JA sliso7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

ARLINGTON, N.--Charming brick
rambler amongst tall shade trees
in choice residential area, 3 bed
rms. . full baths, paneled den,
large beautifully I'm, rec. rm,, hv:
rm. with firepl., fully equipped
late cond. Asking S22,950. For
further details cali THE DARBY
Co, Realtors, 231o Wilson blvd.
IA. h-aaA3. Once open 0 I'll ..
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ARL.. NO. 25Os No. Quebec St.
4-bedrm., ga bath. 3.yr.-old brk,
Cape Cod; 3 blks, OF Lorcom lane
toward river. OWNER; $2S's5O'
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Centrally air-condltioned show
s DIise brick esSns SRS SsdY Ds
csnter-hAIl plan with isxas.ft. iiv
rm.. sep. formal din. rm., hue,
screened porch and big patio. Also
arranged for handling large mum.
0eIs Of guests with gracious ease
HUGE REC. RM. FOR WINTER
FUN De luxe kit, with table space
3 BEDROOMS. 2h BATHS, 2-cai
built-in garage with ample shoT
space. Beautifully wooded, BuperhlI
handicapped, level lot. Unusually at.
tractive financing and fairly priced
at $3S.96Q; SHOWN BY APPOINT
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA.

AREA = An almost
new 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
kitchen. Full basement. In very
convenient location. $3.50 down
to eligible veteran. CURTIS 3.
MARTIN SALES, INC. 100 South
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'oidsf A-ssdrm. ksms: bonlsS les,
COW AndTeuns vac. RK. U.eeo4
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WAREHOUSES F0R RENT

KENsINGTON - Mr. Conn. ave 4,
excel. loc., 7.4O0 50. II. with OVER
head doom, a complete once, may
divide For details call Mr.. Thomp-
son. JU, e-2162i ewes. IA. 0-0I63.
G. NJ. MARSTELLER, Realtor.
CORNER, 1880 "a. H., modern, 4
noor 2999 I street ne. OWNER.
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M Immediately available. 3-bedrOom
semidet brick rambler rec. rm
with bar. Assume 4iaes OF loan,
10. $500 Ewes. 10. 5-0l05
DISTRICT HEIoHTs; assume ire
81 loan; 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
nrepl., sep, din. rm.; full tiled
basement Must sell.
FORESTVILLE--3-bsdrm. brick
rambler. Only $1,000, Firepl., sep
din rm.: full bsmt. FLA. ST 800
On in service, 5000 dn.
TEMPLE HILLS-Briek rambler;
bedrms, din. rm., firepl; full
GI RE, $4,000 III q pm.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
FOREST HEIoHTs--s-bedrm brick
full bsmt, with playroom; cow "a
Boiling. Andrews and NRL. Excel
buy: $4,000: $500 down FLA.
s-BEDRM. BRICK CAPE COZ
with expandable attic, can be con-
Nerted into extra eedrms, liy
III baths Oct. brick Earage: lge;
lot, l10x276, shrubbery; S16,50C
FHA or conventional: low dowr
payment. FOREST HEIGHTS
REALTY, 50eS indian Head hwy !
s.e.. 10. 7-l116. 10. 7-4577.
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= - : :. y =. : " y :
ARL., S.--2-bedrm. brick. semidet.
washer. refgr., fenced yard. trees;
eonv. transp.; $4,000; $500 On
IA. 7-S902.
FALLS cHuRCH-owNER---s bed.
rms, 2 firepls.. fun daylight base
ment. rec. rm.: Sll5 q month,
Principal. interest. taxes and In
Surance. Must sell JE. a-5O6e
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ARL.. N.-s2s Beautiful Gus.
TON TO- White s, eri sxo Colonial aibs bed 81
EXTRAORDINARY IN DETAIL: B
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ASSUME BIG 4K% LOAN on this
well-kept rambler In Pimmit Hills:
3 bedrooms, living room, dinina
room. big kitchen: huge fenced lot
with outside fireplace: only SI2.-
500. HOLIEY REALTY. $500 Lee
highway. KE 9-S3hO
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ARL.. N.-Brick Colonial 3 bed
rms. ga baths: wall-to-wan car.
peting: mr.. public and parochial
schools. JE. 3-2127.
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AONEhA ARAE- omhDED NJ. us ~
az |. seven ven cor Ssepy s nDGM
and walking distance to busline
A truly gracious rambler. with
plenty Of space for the entire
family. Hall entrance, 3 bedrms,.
3 full baths, large living rm. with
fireplace and picture window over
looking q park-like yard; (den
or 4th bedrm. %. separate dining
sIec' Litrhsn with hrsSEfast T rn ~
enclosed rear porch. finished base
ment and gear attached garage.
Ready for immediate occupancy
and priced to sell quickly at $685.
$50. Call IA. $4,000. SHANNON
q LUcHs, Realtors, 2065 Wilson
blvd.
RAMBLING BEAUTY = This hand
some brick home Is situated on q
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TINIVERSITY PARK
$500 DOWN

IN FT. WASHINGTON FOREST
S oT SisIS HssS sSs s, GSny RAN
BIER: s bedrnis.; be lott take over
payments on $4,000 OF loan with
low down payment. FIRST time
offered. Can Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
REALTY CO.. ST. 3-736e.
IMMACULATE 2-bedrm. fob. Just
2 blocks from st. Mary's, In Land
over Hills: rec. rm, and fenced lot.
See II and you'll love II. Only
S11,s0O. on FLA terms. uN.
4-S5s3.
peter ]. hagan and son
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opening on Ice. secluded screened
equip. kit, y bath; end mr., 3
lovely bedrms.. SIT, eompart-
mental closet, tiled bath; bsmt.
rec. rm.. - bath; aluminium win
dows; garage; l blk. shop, transp,;
school, LIZ LUCILLE COX Reaitor'
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

MED 5.O00-sq, 1T. warehouse-typs
bldgs with once space, and bad
ing facil cal Mr.. Mason, HfRSH
CoM MACHINE CORP Ho.
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RAMBLING BEAUTY = This hand.
area: ) me bedrms.. 2 baths. cluE
rm.. 2 firepls.. garage and loads
Of extras. a real beauty reduced
from S32,500 to only S2S,960
Urgent sale. Call IA. $4,000
SHANNON q LUCHS. Realtors
2055 Wilson blvd.
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ASSUME large 4es OF loan: / block
g schools and shcppins center
Sit' ep Under siSSOS St' ov ssTp II
6-3iS2.
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High ON a Hill in Hyatts.
CHEVERLY

SFABROOK = Custom 3-bedrm
rambler with fun basement anc
built-in sarage; larEe let close e
N6A: opportunity at S17.75O: mas
80 OF with So down. Act fast
mater hapan and son
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NJ biks. from
Larson HOrsSn SsTs b ran rs 70 express
kit, incl. dishW. and disp., ige.
paneled rec. rm., Dashboard
h.w.h, Priced az only S22,950.
Occupancy In IA days. For fur
Co, REAITioRs, ssla Wilson
Blvd. ia. 5-939S. once open
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Mo0pLAMN. neaI Baltimore pkwY.

lii. with eye-ieyei oven: carport.
WITH only nHy $50 down to s vets Of
non-vets. Call til Q pm, WA.
5000, ROBERT s. DAVIS 4
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HOUSES BY HUGHES : super de
luxe brick Cape Cod: every room
big and bright; sep. din, rm., 2
complete baths; Engl. style bsrnt. /:
low-eost gas heat; wooded lot.
Owner being transferred; chance
for real buy. Price, S19,950. w.
r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400.
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NATURAL CHARMER : aPietuTi

NATURAL CHARMER : "Picturl
pretty" Just like q page out Of
House Beautiful" here's Gus.
tom-styled decorator designed eve,
appealing split-level with q differ.
encei Tile-fioored entrance hall Il
beam-ceilinR living room with
brick fireplace wall and fiOor-to-
ceiling windows IN rear overlook
Ing q wooded wonderland" with
secluded patio, 2 huge bedrooms
ga baths. ultramodern kitchen
with everything; 26-ft. daylikhi
recreation room In full basement
attached carport: lots Of extras
included and reasonably priced ai
SEQ 900. NOT MULTIPLE LISTED
BUT EXCLUSIVE WITH PEAR
SON PROPERTIES. INC. 643s
Arlington blvd. at Willston, TX
elusive AGENTS. JE. 4-5sTb.
sALE-3-bedrm, hse.: modern base.
ment: near school and shopping
b. G Total price. sli.Oao ROY
HELMS Broker. Tel Manassas
va. a5e-J-2, or Triangle. Va.
Trojan b-O430.
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HOUSES ron sAlE-vA.

5 Ans, AND nATnl soEi sem iol
gbd ies; y, Sscsd "a ~, 81 casSS va
ASSUME 80 geo 81 loan ana
md inp ss we brlsf ~ spIIs i s'a
n the exclusive Country Club soc.
tlon Of N. ArllnGton. Luxurious
appolntmentl thIoughonl with
custom features nalofe, tremendous
formal living rn. With nreplace.
separate large dining I'm. openln1
onto daq1tone fioofed. screened
trfp shaded porch, wonder
inl kitchen. equipped win evqry.
thing, paneled cabinets and 4 Ions
Eormifa hEsakiast bal, ? unusuallJ
lsf % elisht bearms. z full hathsl
p i...sts ffcssallen ~. kn aa
Psnass s E@ WIZ s's css s.isnsa
teTml at . .'can,t- Be Beat price,
HURRY ON THIS oNN, NOR
MULTIpLN LISTED BUT KxcLu-
AlYE WITH rEAheoN PhopEll-
TIES. INC, o4a7 AFIlnaion blvd.
sI willsieq, ExcLuaivB AoEhre
adlKaal, i.AcRk and a half
$4,000; four year old home
with full bsmt. and aarage: lovely
RzSSs1Rsh AkFs.. p 81. '! ses;siiiss'' &C. MAN
ALEXANDRIA : AIR
conditioned contem-
porary. Firnt time
oiIered and ahown ~
appointment only.
Unusual IN every de-
tail . bedrooms, 2
Magniilcent yieE Of
the. countryside. Mac
Arthur Grade school,
apci, Asmmend
BINS REAL ESTATE
coRPs AleFa ~,
xANDRIA =
IDEAL Tor he June
nevlyweds; large
bedrooms. iarne liv-
ms room. separate
dining room. equipped
kitchen, lovely fenced
yard; IN the heart
Only $4,000. ROUTH
ROBBINS Real Estate
Corp. Alexandria Of
iineton Once on.
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no DOWN PAYMENT CT, only s7e
per mo-, total payment: vacant
for quick possession---6-rni., 5-yr.-
old brick; bsmt. with partial nm
tshed rec. rm.; level fenced yard
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY Co.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES = excep.
s siG1sl p ssn Ain s0liS brick .O SSS
baths. 1 down, / up: fun daylighi
patio: FHx approved; $3.50 dn
Price. Sl5.75O, w. r. HUGHES
co. Ap 7.fA0O
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FARMETTE--3 acres cleared and
level: $40 It. fronting on hard
surface road. !2-bedrm. BUNGALOW
with expandable attic, full bsmt.
Only as, years ara qIe ,,S oynsT Eo t5sns:
pp sfeei HtSssO, Is rNt zzz1 EHONe'Eo
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ALEX, AREA; 1900 On. FHA. only
So, 800, no closing cost-Very
clean 2-bedrm. semidet,: full bsmt
and attic storage. MONROE pEV
CORP. Realtors. so. 5-9l00 OF
so R-Tb5l ewes.
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$1,000 IS THE full PRICE for
this 3-bedroom Colonial home with
sep. dining rm. and full bsmt,; on
huge corner lot. assume $4,000
loan and save closing cost;
monthly payments only S6l; loc-
ated in Landover Hills. Call It'll
2 pm; WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8.
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M, RAINTTR =. = aS6sdTm coIoni
NORTH FoREsTVILLE -LoVs
hoLLINo RIDoE-split Levels nd

ssmbIsts, Rsst al Sri even homes ans
n city. Prices begin ct Sl5.960.
new subdivision over 30 sold. Next
10, 81. Margarets Church and
caSs VIII TFsSss o sSEsn Sess oTp EH 4o
see: Out Central ave. past Capitol
Heights to Addison I'd, follow
klen one Blk. % right, Mr.. oghe.
Re-. 5s6Q69. with MAX MILLER.
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BUSINESS PROP. goa SALE
BUSINESS PROP. goa REMT

STORE and End fioor, mr.. Shore
ham Hotel; suit. once space, variety
store or any business. RA. 0-0Ob1.
THE ADMIRAL HOTEL, 213i o
ST. NV. = Air-eond. ballroom
avail, nightly or weekly. Dances,
meetings, lectures, snack or ban
quets, ample parking y block.
CHOICE SPACE in Hunting Towers
Shopping Center, Alexandria. Va,
$50 "a. IT,, air conditioned; ample
parking facilities, 10 min. bus
service to all points. Suitable for
business or professional use, Avail
able July J.. Call XII, s-s48l.
THE WALLS ARE RISING AZ the
Dominion Hills Shopping Center.
KERR at IA. 5-sO12 or TE, g.
l2se FRANK 9. PHILLIPS.
NEARBY ARL.--Light Industrial;
l,5OO "a. IT,, ground floor; attracs
tive once; $40 month. Can Mr..
WALKER. AID. 1904.
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VILLA HEIGHTs-DeIishtfui Shed
I'm. brick front Cape Cod; huge 25-
II, studio bedrm.,. equipped kit.
with breakfast nook; full walkout
entrance bsmt. with finished rec.
gain priced Al 1880. 500
down. FLA. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. AP. 1874.
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ENTIRE CORNER BLDG.
374S 10th ST. NE.
. E1SoSosE s zssg5ssEEE sssozlis

2 FLOORe-eTREET 4Ox11z
LOWER FLOOR, 40x1B
TOTAL Of 1900 n.
REAR TAN. BOARD LoAp1N0
12-ft. ceiling-tioor load 37b D. 70
50. r., modern oflees. parking. one
OF the flnest bldgs. IN the city.
lInsp. invited. Day IA. e-2477; ewes,
- BERNARD 8. ROSENBERG
600 so. Pr,-ModeFn masonry
blda, 40xi00 IT,. railroad IN rear.
tailsate height truck loading IN
front, small once. $500 per mo.
$500 SO. PT.-Hrick and block
BLDG. on heavily trayeled Blair
rd. NV. ideal for distributor, or
sales and display Reas rent.
$4,000 50. Pe-Close-in ne.
location. IN modern masonary
bldg. sprinklereo. enclosed truck
Bays, tailgate height loading. WIN
consider l-year lease.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASH. BID. d.. 7-e3O0
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HOUSES BY HUGHES = Custom.
built rambler; 3 twin-sized bed
rms, diversified kit. recreation-typt
bSmt.: level shaded lot; concrete
driveway. FLA approved: price
Sl4,950. W. r. HUGHES CO., AP
T-14OO.
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AK. ARIA; NO DOWN PAYMENI
cAttrSe 4 "a SSas, s-b. ,,,S,.S CnIe
ssn 1855 hnsS o sisS M USSh%S
DEV. CORP, Realtors, so. 5000
or so. S-7b51 ewes,
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Sis5; sls5 mo, New brick homes
3;5 bsdrms.. 1la-S baths. HERE
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LORc0M LANE--Here is today's
TOP buyl This 5-bedrm. 2-bath
rm'. huge dining rn,. sii-electric
kitchen with breakfast nook.
bedrm. and bath on LIST; fun bSmt.,
porch and a lovely level lot with
huge trees. Just S17,550 with
$1,000 down, balance IN trust
for IS yrs. cRowEiL a Co. NC.
Realtors. 2l60 N. olehe' IA.
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ANNANDALE AREA, Masonvills
s'S full baths, 0I With AB BEAUTIFUL
knotty pine rec rm.; assume 81
loan; mr.. schools and shopping. Al
BAKER a SONS. INC, Realtor
Brokers. Annandale ONCE CT