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Evening star., 1958-09-25

SCDDEhl' ANIONlNO. suddenly, on
his nome. 1917 Parkland dr., Rock
vile, Nd, AN1ON1No SCUDERl,
husband Of Rose Scuderi and father
of Mrs. Eleanor N. Scott, Albert c.
and Victor F.. Scuderi, Mrs. Alvida
M, Gardella and Miss Ellen Scuderi
There also are seventeen grandchil-
dren. Mr. Scuderi rests at the
warner b. Pumphrey funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Cpring,
Mr., tparking facilities). Mass will
be offered for the repose Of his soul
a. lO:3u m. Saturday. september
~ at St Jude's Catholic Church,
1901 Viers Mil rd., Rockville, Nd.
Interment Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry. 26
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sCHATz, DOROTHY H. On wednes-

aay, September "a, 1865. DoRo-
Mount Rsinier. Nd beiSyed" "Jsa VIE SSff ~
the late Frederick p. Schatz, mother
OF Mrs, Virginia T. Dooson. Fred
efick Paul, jr,, and Robert j. Schatz,
stepmother OF Claire D. and Norma
Dove and Mrs. Rosie Ruble Of Win
chester, Va She also is survived
by two grandchildren. Friends may
call at Nalley's Funeral Home, 300
Rhode Island ave-, at Eastern ave
ne, where services will be held
on Saturday, September %. at .
pm. Relatives and friends invIted
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
.oH
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Treasurer, AUGUSTA ERWIN;
MARGARET FRENCH, seey.

ETCHELLS. ALLISON L. OF S9O2
6Oth ave, Berwin Heights, Nd, on
september "a, 1858, husband OF
Martini and Joyce Carr. Services At
the Chambers Funeral Home, 1901
Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Nd, on
Saturday September -, at 10 an.
Interment George washington Gene
terry 20
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ERWIN. AUGUSTA r, OF 2224 R st,
Sc on September 90. 1855, beloved
wife Of the late Ernest H, Erwin,
mother Of Mrs. J. 2. o'Reagen, Mrs
bert and Joseph T. Erwin: sister OF
Mrs. Milton Hicks. Ten grandchil-
dren also survive Prayers at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 517 1lth
ST. Sc, on Saturday, September %,
at $50 am. Mass at st. Francis
Xavier Church. 2Sth st. and Penn
sylvania ave Sc, at Q am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
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NORRIS, MARY A. On Wednesday,
Hospital. NARY <. NoRRis Ss'Ds1Ss Of ssos
l4th ave-. Hyattsville, Md. beloved
wife OF the late John 7. Norris,
mother Of Albert L. of Macon. ca.
Ralph B, OF Fairbanks, Alaska
Philip L; Of Washington, D. c.; Mary
E. Of Hyattsville, Md: Thomas ].
Of Silver Spring, Nd, and Mrs.
Teresa v. Smith OF Bremerton.
Wash. and sister OF Mrs Lille Bar
rett Of Baltimore, Md. Relatives and
friends may call at the Collins Flu.
Requiem mass at ST, Camilius
Church, 1900 St. Canillus dr., Silver
Spring, Md, on Saturday, Septem-
Der "a. at 10 am. Interment Glen
who'd CemRfery %
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MCCALL. LAWRENCE A. on Wednes-
day, September "a, 1858, at his resi-
dence, 1882 O ST. Sc. LAWRENCE
A. MCCALL, the beloved husband Of
Mrs. Bertha r. Mccall Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th ST. and Massachusetts ave. ne,
where services will be held on Fri
day, September 20. at 1890 pm.
, lnterment Arlington National Ceme-
terry. IS
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ROSE, SAMUEL. on Monday, septem-
ber %. 1858, in Miami Beach. Fla,
SAMUEL ROSE, beloved brother Of
Mrs L. Shamlowitz Mrs. Fannie
Solganik, ana Mrs. Rose FichtelberR,
all OF New York Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky a. Sons
Funeral Home 35Ol l4th ST NV,
on Friday. September 20, at 1926
am Interment Workmen'S Circle
Cemetery. 20
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Draths

q A special communication OF
IN Stansbury Lodge, No, "A,
IN ?, A. A. M, win be held
MM In the Masonic Temple in
WO/X Brightwo0d on Saturday,
Nv September 20, 1858, at
" 1890 pm, to attend the
funeral services OF our late brother,
ROBERT B DOING
ALBEEBRTc BEB c6; 4 Jones; ion Nv W n N
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snECKLER, JAMES CLIFFORD. su,

denly. on Tuesday, September 80,
1855, JAMES CLIFFORD SHECK-
LER Of 400 Nayahoe ST., College
PARK, Nd, beloved husband of Lola
Mae Scneckler. He also is survived
~ his mother, Mrs. Margaret Peters;
three sisters, Miss Karen Sheckler,
Mrs Helen Weber and Mrs. Faye
Gundlack. and three brothers. j.
Linn. Bruce W. and Charles L, Sheck-
.er. Relatives and friends may call
at Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739 Bal
timore ave, Hyattsville, Md, after
b pm. Wednesday where services
will be held on Friday, September 20,
a. 1850 pm. Irterment Arlington
National Cemetery. 2b
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Drafhs

LEE. MILDRED G. on Tuesday. sep
lember ~, 1859, at the MONTGOMERY
County Hospital, MILDRED q. LEE,
beloved mother Of Earl Garrison and
Calvin Lee Also surviving are nine
Eshasni'cesSNl EOaiss caSTol 'sS AND ss' MIS-. Ms5si
Frazief: three brothers, Remus
Walker. Wilson Lee, and Frank Lee.
Nleces, nephews and host OF other
relatives and friends, After pm,
cali az the snowden Funeral Home,
Rockville, Nd, Funeral Friday, Sep
Grove Church Mount Zion, Nd the
Rev, O.. Stevenson ofiieiating. Inter
ment Church Cemetery. 20
LYNCH. LILLIAN MAE. on wednes.
day, September "a, 1888, at Airing.
ton Hospital. LILLIAN MAE LYNCH,
beloved wife Of Clarence 8: Lynch
q sprinEfsld, Va, sister q l Frank
Miss Agnes o'conner, Boston Mass
She also Is survived BY one niece
Mrs. J. o. Rees, Indianapolis, Ind
Friends may call et the Fitzserald
Funeral Home, 3245 Wilson blvd,
fhursdSy, September e5. RsmainI
will be forwarded TO the Sullivan a
Connely Funeral Home, Manchester
~ H., on Friday. September 20
where services will be held on Sat
S,dSy ssDte%SsF ~ insssmsnt s.
N. H.. papers please copyl
MATTHEWS, HONOR P. sTELLA,
on Thursday, September IS. 1855,
HONOR p. (sTELLAl MATTHEWS
o. 7l1l Buchanan ST., Landover
Hills. Nd, beloved wife Of the. late
Charles a. Matthews, sister Of the
late Mary Ellen Speakman, Eliza
beth Cooksey and Louisa Gregory
ieSss Msttinsy %ay fs Faners Home iHs h0GtFi si
llth st sc. until Saturday, Sep
mass at St. Mary,s Church, Landover
Hills Nd, at IL am. Relatives
and friends invited. lnterment
Congressional Cemetery.
McCABE. DOROTHY MANDERs. On
Tuesday, September 20. 1903. at
Washington Hospital Center. DoRo-
THY MANDERS McCABE Of 1000
Massachusetts ave. NV, beloved wife
OF George G., McCabe,. mother OF
and Norman, F. Manners Of Wash
Raymond Kelly Of Arlington. Va.
Friends may call at the s. II, Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2y0l l4th st.
NV, after 10 am. Thursday, Sep
tember rs parking facilitiesl
Prayers at the above funeral home
on !, SATURDAY ,hsnS. September 20 At ;. s;50
Church, 4400 Wisconsin ave NV.
where the holy sacrifice Of the mass
Will be offered at 10 am. for the
repose OF her soul, Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 20
M.rar .A.p1u.,~,
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MOORE, ALICE T. On Wednesday,
September "a. 1855. ALICE i.
MOORE Of 1915 Kenyon ST. NV.
wife OF Emmett Moore. Notice Of
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
Barnes d. Matthews.
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IS day. september p I s. 1858. al an oeOTEs. fOHEs.
town University Hospital, HENRY
W GRUNEWALD OF 300O Both st.
NV. beloved husband Of Christine
Marie Grunewalo, father Of Miss
Erna GruneWald and Mrs. John
H0ugh brother of Mrs Erna Frey
man He also is survived by four
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa. ave. NV.
courtesy parking oppositeG, after
IL noon Friday, September 20. Serv-
ices will be held at Fort .Myer
Al m fntermsnt Srlington Ns, N'
tional Cemetery Of
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-06
Social Security News

Did you know that your social
security (Federal Old-Age and Sur
vivors Insurance) is administered
by one of the best trained service
organizations in the country?
More than $50 district Offices are
located at strategic population GEN.
ters throughout the country. This is
part of carefully worked out de-
Capitalization plan to bring the de-
tails of the program as directly to
the people concerned as possible.
Local resident representatives and
travelling field representatives, who
cover outlying areas on scheduled
visits, carry the personal service to
remote areas. Ability to meet and
work with people is one of the
principal qualifications of every en-
ployee of the Social Security Ad-
ministration who meets and deals
with the public.
1t is actually possible for any in
dividual in the United States to
discuss his social security face to
face with a trained representative
of the Social Security Administra-
tion. This personal discussion may
even be arranged to take place in
the home if the individual is un-
able to come to the office because
of disability.
What is the nature of these per-
sonal services?
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-06
Tomorrow Last Time
To Get Polio Shots
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continued from page one)
sis. The Wilmington series, which
began later than the Kent and
Sussex clinics, will continue some
what longer into June. Private
physicians will, of course. continue
to have vaccine in their offices.
Medical authorities, anxious that
as many people as possible secure
the Salk shots before the coming
of hot weatheS. point out that
there is still time for two shots,
which should protect tshe recipient
for the first year, before the hottest
part of the summer. They also say
that people who received the sec
ond shot more than six or seven
months ago should get the third
shot right away to boost their pro-
lection for the summer. Two shots
can give only short term protec-
ton. 1t takes three to assure the
6est possible long-term immunity
to the crippling disease.
For those people under forty-five
years of age who ignore the pro-
mise of the Salk vaccine, polio is
no less threat today than it has
always been.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-06

You receive a careful explanation
of your rights and obligations under
the program when you apply for a
a social security number 1t is
explained to you at that time that
the number on your social security
card is the means of positively j.
Identifying your wage record when
an application for benefits is re-
ceived in later years. You learn
that by showing your social secur-
ity card to your employer, you are
making certain that the wages on
which you pay social security taxes
will be properly reported for you
by your employer and will be cred
tied to our social security wage
record amount, and that this wage
record determines at the time you
qualify for benefits how much your
payments will be.
Thousands of workers, employers
and individuals engaged in business
for themselves call daily for in
formation about their social secur-
ity or to file an application for re-
tirement or survivors, benefits OF
for new or duplicate number card
When you reach retirement age
and are ready to begin drawing
your social security payments, you
should call at one of these district
offices, or arrange to see the travel
ing representative who visits your
community on a previously an
nounced schedule. Your local post
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-06

master wiu tell you when he will
be there.
You receive answers to your
questions and assistance in COM
pleting Jour application IL you de-
sire to file. You are personally ad-
vised if any supporting evidence is
required and assisted in obtaining
the evidence.
Personal assistance is most help
full when a widoy desires to file an
application for herself aud for her
children The qualifying require
ments for survivors EeEefits have
been simplified as much as possible,
but even simple processes can be-
come difficult and burdensome to
the bereaved person who is struggl-
ing under q severe emotional strain.
Perhaps the 1854 and 1856 a.
mendments to the Social Security
Act, providing for disability bene-
fits, is where personal service
means the most to the individual
who is already under a severe han
dicap. This situation calls for a
well-balanced combination of tech
nical Interpretation, and abundance
of patience, and that invaluable hu-
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-06
Milford Girl To Be
HOnOred On June 18th
(continued from page one)

The local contest was under di-
rection of Mrs. Marian Lynch,
Americanism chairman of the Mil
ford Auxiliary. Past V.FW. Post
Commander Charles w. Sigler and
Blue Hen Post Vice Commander
David S. Hugg served as judges of
the Milford Area contest. Mrs. Lola
Thompson, of Wilmington, Aux
iliary State Americanism chairman,
was in charge of the statewide con-
test which had Lewis Wells, Miss
Ann Stewart and Mrs. Suzanne
Neves, all of the Wesley College
faculty, as judges.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-06
SHADES OF MARK TWAIN

REED, KY. = up In true
Tom Sawyer fashion, 13-year-old
Joe Billy Knott watched State Po-
lice and other officers search for
his body
A railroad conductor said he saw
the body of man wearing yell
low shirt lying near a rifle beside
the tracks. A search followed.
1t wasn't until officers saw Joe
Billy standing there in his yellow
shirt and carrying a BIB rifle that
they began to suspect their dead"
man was still alive. AS it turned
out, he was.
Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-06
First Natl Awards
Hirsch Scholarship

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one to a girl of the graduating
class of Milford High School, who
plan to enter an institution of high
er learning for the purpose of COM
pleting three or four year major
course.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-06

man trait of sympathetic under
standing.
These and many other personal
services too numerous to mention
are available for you at your local
social security Office. 1t is your
once. The services are yours for
the asking. Social Security Admini-
stration District Office, 230 w.
LOockerman St, Dover. Del.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

special excursion trains from Washington
and other points to Elkton for those who
enjoyed the pastoral atmosphere and the
old-fashioned character of the Gables
A lot of oldtimers, and some not so
old, will remember the squealky floors, the
out-of-date plumbing or, more recently, a
television set that wouldn't work right
They also will remember the charm of
the fireplace in the big lobby, the cool
breezes and the viStas of the mountains
from the wide, double-decked verandas that
marked the facade of the old hotel-and
the rocking chairs to be found there.
And they will remember, too, the tasty
dinners served in the big dining room where
organ music lent an added grace to the
whole Offering.
There was a religious touch to the
Gables. Prominently built into the facade,
over the main entrance, was a large block
bearing the Biblical reference to the Gath
Psalm which reads:
Blessed are they that dwell in thy
house; they will be still praising thee.
Selah"
All that now is gone with the hotel.
The latest owner, Stewart Huston of
CoateSville, Pa, figure in the steel industry,
acquired the Gables in 1910, when 1t was
known as the Golden Horseshoe Tavern.
At times, you had to make reservations
weeks in advance to get accommodations.
But progress, in the form of motels and
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other modern things, offered more and
more competition. And the old place
needed another series Of improvements.
Mr.. Huston offered the Gables for sale, but
decided at the end of 1855 to give 1t to the
Virginia Conference of the Methodist
Church, in addition to cash donation and
extra lots.
Church trustees considered making 1t
into a retreat, but finally decided to sell
the building and to subdivide the IL or so
acres into building lots.
Mrs. Beulah Armentrout was manager
of the hotel for many years. She will be
recalled as the Quiet-voiced lady who spoke
so lovingly of the place, its spinning wheel
and other antique charms. She, too, has
moved along with the trend of the times
and now is managing a country club.
In June, you could see relatively young
men about Elkton displaying neatly trimmed
boards of classical style
This was not occasioned by some reli-
giouS tenetS, but rather was in preparation
for Elkton'S golden jubilee, in July. The
men wanted to look like those to be found
in Elkton when 1t was known as Conrads
Store in 1881.
Stonewall Jackson, the visitor Is re-
minded, used the Kite homestead there as
his headquarters in 1862, during the War
Between the States. It was from Elkton
that President Franklin D. Roosevelt opened
the Skyline Drive.
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LANDOVER HILLS bedrms.- .
baths. lRei liv. rm. separate fam
With table SPACE; , iuli bsmt.: lovely aS;
shaded lot. Sl5,9b0, Assume lRe.
OF loan. PRINCE GEORGEs
REALTY CO., UN. 4-1166. WA. 4
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CARM0DY HILLs-s2oS On. buys
this lovely detached 2-bedrm. ram
bleri vacant, ready 10 move In;
lee. level. fenced lot; only sso-5O
mo. pays all. OWNER, 10. 6-2l31.
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LANHAM PARK Beautiful 62-ft.
redwood rambler: 3 bedrms., liv.
rn with firepl.. large dining area.
2-ear earport, big tree-shaded.
nicely Handicapped yard. Only
81 400 down, FHA. S92.l4 mo.
plus taxes and ms. HUDSON
REALTY, UN. 4-1515, AP. 7-3691
OXON HILL, White Oak dr.-New
brick rambler; liv. rm, with flre-
place. sep. din. rm., electric kit.
3 large bedrms., 2 baths: gas
Dashboard heat; sewer, paved
streets; reasonably priced. HART
NAN REALTY, INC. Realtors, LU.
4-340O.
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BELOW CT APPRAISAL-oWner
has left town and wants deal. Top
n. Arl location. True center hall
brk. rambler, Lee liv. I'm. with
firepi, sen. din. rrn., perm. stair
vay to attic ; bedrms., . fun
baths q OF master bedrm full
bright bsmt., garage. 200 It. lot
on quiet dead end street. Close to
transp OF appraised at S25,150.
Owner will accept S24,950 Immed.
possess. For further details cali
THE DARBY co. REALTORS,
a3i9 Wilson blvd, IA. 5-9393.
once open 9 I'll 9.
SPLIT-LEvEL, S24,s5O = Keep
tional 2ia-yeag-old home; large
2s-ft, living nm: with fireplace,
SEPARATE DINING RM., large
kitchen with BUILT-IN BREAK
FAST BAR, 8 large bedrms. mas
ter, 1hx13l, 2 fun baths. S4x2o
PTNE-PANELED REC. ROOM Top
neiEhbor hood and nanetne-hur-
"! Call TzLER, IA. B-7575
I'll Q pm.
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ANNANDALE ARKA-By OWNER,
2-bedrm. cinder block psus wooded
acre lot; half hsmt: oil air-cond.
heat: tiled bath; rock garden; all
fenced. Ideal location for Army
or Navy personnel. Assume 4hes
GI loan. Call CIR, 3-5074, after
5 pm. weekdays. all day Sat, Sun.
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ANNANDALE = Two-bedrm. brick,
1-acre lot; $4,000, no down
payment. STALKER, KE. S-63S3.
ARL.-Detached brick in vic. Of
ping and transp.; fireplace in Nv.
nm, sep din. rm., kit. with break
fast nook, bedrms., bath, rec.
rm. and Law; o.h.-w.h.; Sl7.a50,
on easy terms. Ewes, TIE. 6-2233.
I. T GRAVATTE, Realtors, Ma.
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ALEX. - Two.bedroom detached
frame; lge lot: handyman's dream:
close to schools, shopping and bus;
viii sell for FILA appraisal OF
$4,000. nothing On. DI. 7-5566. or
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n "A ARL a GSIy3N-~ ~EsTATG|; NEAE AZ

SPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial; cor. lot; Ia baths, scr
porch, full bsmt. Low down
payt.: reduced to S1S,200, far be-
low. FLA appraisal. 5SIS Bruins
wick ST., OWNER, FL. 4-6924
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By OWNER-country Club Hills
area, mr. Wash, Golf and Country
Club. Lge. brick home with 3
bedrms., 8 baths, very lac. din.
rm and kit, same size. 26.ft. pine
paneled family rm. and dena ga
rage. On lge. wooded lot, CALL
IA T-652S NO BROKERS.
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MANSION
TYPE
BRICK HOME

7 BEDRMS., Az BATHS
Here is the type home for the large
family; spacious in design and
layout with many magnificent fea-
lures such as center hall entrance:
a real large living room and hre-
place, separate formal size dining
room, spacious de luxe equipped
kitchen: all bedrooms twin bed
size; large screened porch: breeze
way to big Gear attached garage;
full basement with big rec. room
with fireplace, large fenced wooded
lot: beautifully handicapped: excel
lent neighborhood near z Corners
shopping center. owner leaving
area, says sell. And all this on
very liberal terms and financing.
This is a home that must be seen
to be appreciated. 1t has so many
lovely features we cannot herein
Justly describe 1t. Call for appoint
ment to see.
IA 7.Q300
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ARL.i 13,10O-2- bedrm. bungalow
on corner lot; walk upstairs to its
expan6able attic; scr. pch., bsmt.,
garage; walk to shopping center
/ blk. to bus. TINKLE PROPER
TIES IA b-I007 Pealtnrs
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TEMPLE HILLS, mr., wheeler I'd -
rms, three 9 bsdrnis. separate s ain ill.,
FTil.. full daylight bsmt., 26-ft. club
rnl.,, den, workshop: S20,500. JO-
SEPH FILIPPo CO., Realtors, 2412
MINI; ave-. Lu. 4-77l7, LII.
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and shingle, 2 bedrms., liv. rm.,
sep. din. nm, full bsmt. Anchor
fence: completely redecorated in
side and out: low down payment,
low settlement charge: payments
. s5S az thar nrv rent, n, ImHed; pOss.
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PRE-sHoW1Nd oFFER-cAIL TO
P PoiNr E1S = rS DEs sEE f sP9R1N e.
FIELDS MOST EXCEPTIONAL
SPLIT-LEvEL VALUE. LURIA
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AND IT'S SCHOOL
Cape Cod on q beautiful la-acre
garden spot; big dining rm.,
equipped kit, basement: terrific
value at S14,950l MOVE IN To-
MORROWl CRoWELL a CO.,
INC, Realtors, Fairfax once, 304
Ice hwv m 9.1A01
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CHEVERLY AREA
BRICK CAPE COD
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
CHEVERIY

Value packed: 6-rm. brick
Colonial; living room with
fireplace, separate dining
room; basement: cool. rear
screened porch, plus many
extra features. On busnne
and convenient to both pub
lie and paroehial schools.
S15,750, $3.50 down. FLA.
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OxON HILL AREA; assume CT
loan-3 bedrms., ~ baths. full
bsmt.; washer-drier. storm doors
and windows. Only S14,9b0;
SS6. 80 per mo-, ipLti. RIDGE
FIELD REALTY CO.. 10. S-6SO0
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BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
ASSUME ETA LOAN

ASSUME FLA LOAN
tHas been placed by owner. }
Brick, years old: sep. din. rm.,
2 bedrms., one with private bath /:
basement with Rround-level en-
TRANCE, OF Branch ave, near
BOILING, ANDREWS SUITLAND,
ETC. First time offered: an OUT
standing property for the discrim-
mating. PRICED Low. Call Mrs.
Cox, ATLAS REALTY CO.. LU.
2-S136 or ST. 3-736S.
S12.5OO--woNDERFUL HOME for
small family: all-brick rambler
with 2 bedrms. and large den:
corner lot; walk to st. Mary's.
UN 4-S5S3.
peter ]. hagan and son
CT, NOTHING DOWN = 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod: S11,500, SIS per mo,
UN. 4-S5S3.
peter ]. hagan and son
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MIDDLE 20s!--Won-
derful loo. near Wash. @, and c.
Club. Lovely wooded setting. At
rms sr Stk ds Soic istFE S5ta L Peq
2 full baths, paneled rec. room
with fireplace and bar; garage;
few min. to downtown or Penta-
gon: school bus at door. WILL
CONSIDER $4,000 DOWN. AS
sumo approx. $4,000 LIST trust.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC. Real
tors. ia. 7-S012; ewes, KE. s.
1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
ROGERS HEIGHTS

SlS.5O0. $3.50 down. At
tractive 5-rm. Colonial biz
living room with fireplace.
family dining room. side
screened porch, basement.
rec. rm,; fenced lot, Excel
lent location, schools trans
portation. We have FHA
and VA appraiSals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
COLLEGE PARK

Cool. comfortable setting
for this very dclightfui s.
bedrm. brick home; large
level lot with many shrubs
and flowers. Close to q, Of
Nd fun basement, at
taehed garage; side screened
porch: $4,000. with easy
terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

THIS FOR TIE FAMILY-spaeious
home in N. Arl., designed for a
large family. FouT-bedrm,, tYo-
bath brick Cape Cod. Kit with
dIshwasher and disposal, full
bsmt,. partially hnished rec; I'm
REALTY $500 Lee hwy KE.