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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
"C0NFlICT OF INTEREST"
JAW TRYING TO HORN IN!

1tsesrPfs from Detroit News EDITORIAL 5T23)
Never rated ss one OF the nations stronger merit sys-
iems, the Wayne County Civil Service Commission could
bs-snd we believe would be-weskened IL the Board Of
supervisors next week chooses Joseph c. velosky
new commissioner.
Mr. Veosky Is education director Of the UAW.clo and
me former president Of the Desoto Local. He k in other
WORDS union professional which Is something quite dit.
fsrent from being union rank snd.hIer His career
fhsf OF an advoestefor the CO. 10 US that seems dsqvs
."eson tor post where he would spend much Of his time
odsns on the petitions Of his fellow Clio advocates arguing
:" behalf OF vnioni1sd county employees.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
FEAR NO EVIL +.
Spirit g Rshieo4,"e,,-
WA -A Children on Light
Bv B. Elizabeth ElIinqton
BY 3. Elizabeth Ellington

Paul exhorted, For We sometimes darkness but
we light in the Lord Walk children of Light
For the fruit of the Spirit is in all goodness and righteous
and truth Proving what is acceptable unto the Lord
lEnhesians 58.12l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
"CAB FIRM LAYS THREATS TO TRANSFERS

CAB FIRM LAYS THREATS TO TRANSFERS
ASKS BAN"
LORRAINE CAB CO. VS.. TRANSFERS LOCAL &C
CAB DRIVERS AND THEIR FAMILIES
THREATENED
THE CAB co. HAS RECEIVED NUMEROUS CALL
GIVING FALSE REQUESTS FOR SERVICE. VARIOUS
DRIVERS HAVE RECEIVED THREATS VIA
TELEPHONE. News 81;
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE OF THE DEVILS GOD CONDEMNED
SPIRITUAL 'BASTARDS'-Heb. l2:7. g.
SEEKING TO STEAL VIA POWER GIVEN
BY THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS AND
PARTICIPATING y. S. SUPREME COURT
OF THE '30's!
ssss CAB FIRM LAYS. Pegs a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31

POLITICAL BOsSISM

by IUlMAN MERES
Today The big stumbling block public Office for tho
qualified candidate Is campaign funds.
This boeneek Is big because only consider
those candidates who sppeF their Tv SCREEN and Tv
costs big money " is generally acknowledged in Michigan
political circles that an effective statewide campaign using
all mediums, for Governor U.s. Senator costs cool
million dosrs.
tsss POLITICAL RosslsM~ Pss. ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
Excerpts reprinted from CHRISTIAN HERITAGE. 4sO
DEVILS R. {. = IINCOlN'S ASSASSIN!

Few Americans today know the significant facts behind
Lineons assassination, despite the perennial popularity
among writer's publishers and readers OF the whole period
Of the Civil War. THE DETAILS OF The TRAGEDY OF
APRIL Ia, 1855. HAVE LONG SINCE BEEN SUPPRESSED
BY THE ROMAN HIERARCHY, WHICH WAS so FEAR.
FULLY INDICATED BY FATHER CHARLES cHINoUv
AND so FRANKLY INcRiAIkATED BY GENERAL BAKER
OF THE SECRET SERVICE. THE STORY or ROMAN
CATHOLIC COMPLETELY AS HERE REVEALED WAS
WRITTEN SEVENTY YEARS AGO. IN 1888. BY DR.. Full.
TON IN HIS BOOK WASHINGTON IN THE LAP OF ROME.
LET IT BE A WARNING TO ALL AMERICANS WHO SEE
NO DANGER IN HAVING A ROMAN CATHOLIC IN THE
WHITE HOUSE. cAvEAT ELEcToR-LET THE VOTER
BEWARE
isee LINcoLNs ASSASSIN, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31

"PsYCHIATRIsTs WARNED ON DANGER
OF HYPNOSIS "DERANCED MINDS"
RESULTING
EXPERT CITES DERANCED MINDS AFTE
HYPNOTIST SOUGHT TO EASE PAIN"
IN. Y. Tribune, s
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
AS THE DEVILS kAGIcIANs SOUGHT TO THW
MY PROPHET. MOSES. IN OUR DEMANDS or PRARc
LET NY PEOPLE CO." so THE DEVILS MATE
MEDIcA AND THE iMPuRITY OF THE PsYcHIATRl
MEMBER OF THAT-F.o-u-L T-R-I.N.l-T.Y-
MEDICINE, SURGERY, PsYCHIATRY seeks TO
PERPETUATE THE SPIRITUAL LuNAcY or Pc
FORMING WfilTEWASH so-esIIed CURES. OF THE
MYTHICAL, DEvlLISH. ANTI-cHRIST, ADJ
EVE, MURDERoUS CAIN, JUDAS, kNAvEs AND
tsee PsYcHIATRIsTs WARNED, PAGE y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
lair CRASH KILLS IS AT CASABLANCA,
MOROCCO
BELGIAN PLANE RAMS BUILDING"

IN TTIbUne, TT
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
TRAGIC PATHETIC HEARTBREAKINC BUT FOR
TUNATELY, MERELY MY T.H.lc-A.L MORTAL
THOUGHT, ADAM.EvE IMAGES i! OF SATAN
BOUND" THINKING PRAYERS DISCIPLINE OF
HEBREWS, ROMAN CATHOLICS PRoTEsTANTs
AND OTHER PRISONERS or THE DEVIL THE
NON-cHRsT SCIENTISTS!
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRlPPlEs
THE NoN.cHRsT SCIENCE MESSIAH THERAPEUTICS.
EDUCATION, CULTURE POLITICS ENTERTAlNN
MENT RECREATION. ARE READY VICTIMS OF
NATURAL SCIENCE - NATURALLY a PRISONER
OF THE DEVIL VIA sATAN's FOUR BILLIONS
RAcKETs - ENsLAvINC HIS ADAM.EvE
MuR0eRous CAIN, JUDAS KNAvEs AND FOOLS,
DUPES -
tsee AIR CRASH KILLS IS, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31
"GIRL. IS. sTRANGlED TO DEATH"
DEMAND BAN ON SHORTS ON WAYNE
STATE CAMPUS"
DEAR WAYNE STATE w.: YOU ARE
ON THE SIDE OF The ANGELS

STAND FAST VS.. THE DEVILS MuLTIBlLIIoN
ENsLAvINc RACKET, HIS SOCIAL 'H.BoMB, SEX
ALWAYS or THE DEVIL MARRIAGE, a PoTEN.
TIAl, DIVINE coNTRoL!-BUT NOT A GUARANTEE!
NOT A LICENSE TO MULTIPLY LIKE RABBITS
THE MYTHICAL. DEviLsH. PARTICIPATING,
ANTicHRisT ADAMS, EWES, MURDERous GAINS
JuDAsEs. kNAvEs AND FooLs!-oF a PSEUDO
'PHoNY' MYTHICAL so-eslled MATERIAL"
CREATION AND UNIVERSE
tSee WAYNE BAN ON SHORTS Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-31

Excerpts Reprinted from CHRISTIANITY TODAY
Vol. H. No. l5-528-S8
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25
Final Rites For
Hita j. l;irdsOng
Set Here Tuesday

liita .ioaeph Birdsong. a retired
ialntei tiieo SUNDAY 1t .SoulhSide
4 ufnInuhlt> nusiltai buih IN
NaAstcld feL 1 1888 i,e Aas TIC
Y " tn iste nanls joseph ani
LIS f%aisvN nIIlsch iie was "
msmbei u the Farrn,llle Baptist
rndi.n
SufNtihp aie fns vie. Mi Bes
Sc Anna Wlngaie bildsons. three
daughter. Airs. Ethel Davis. Of
FarnNille. Mrs. Josephine Cox. ~
Richmond. and Mrs Aris Heath. OF
West Point. -four som. Frank II
BirdsonR. OF Miami. Fla. and II }
Henry W and Marvin A BlrdsonF.
Of Farmvllle.
Also Surviving arc three sisters.
Mrs. Lillian Barefoot. Of Rich
mond. and Miss Ruth Birdsong and
Mrs. SuSie L"cacter. Of Birniing
is m. Ala. three brothers. Leon
era II. Birdson. OF Richmond. Hor-
ac G. Birdsong. Of Maryland. and
Virgil A Blrdsong. OF Birning
ham, Ala. Seventeen grandchll
drcn survive
A funeral service Will be held az
3 pm. Tuesday al Doyne- Burger
Funeral Home. with burial in West
view Cemetery. Dr.. w Otis Ne
Chung VIII officiate.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25
Eric Crcnshaw Wins
Trip TO Miami Beach

A Thanksgiving delight awaits
Eric C.enshaW. son of Mr. and
Mrs. f. r. C~renshaW. OF FarmVille
who departs Tuesday for a week
long tour Of Miami Beach. Flas
compliments Of Richmond News
papers. Inc.
This is the second time this year
that Eric has won a Florida trip
for selling new subscriptions Of the
Richmond News Leader and Times
Dispatch. His first trip came III
June when tic won the district new
boy contest
Two other area boys. Eugene
Robinette IF keyst.lIe. and Ernie (
Johnson. Of Victoria. were among
the district winner IN the latcsf
contest and will MAKE tile trip 10
Florida
While in Miami Beach. they VIII
stay ~ 0 plush hotel take q number
Of sightseeing tours. witness a color
FIJI football game ~ the famed
Orange Bowl stadium and wish the
.Seaquarium A visit to Miami
great bird jungle as well as d num-
Der Of beach activities VIII round
ont a busy schedule for the young
businessmen.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25
Coronation Service
Held At Fine Creek
Baptist Church

Members and friends Of the seven
Baptisr churches In Powhatan
county assembled at Fine CIeek
Baptist for an impressive coronation
service for members o. Tire Girls
Auxlllary. November IN
Mrs. Charles Y Binfora. G A
counselor, vas IN charge If THE pro
gram and She Vas assisted By MIS-
Raymond Boelt arid Mt VI N.
Bradley. Jr
Beulah Ann Hatcher of the Muddy
Greek Church was crowned queen
in a setting Of white. green and
gold. the colors d the organization
She was crowned by mrs. A q
Smith. .Jr., president 81 The Fine
Greek WMU. The queens attendant
was Charlotte Jones with James
Denoon as the crown bearer.
Special musical selections were
rendered during thu program in
GLIDING a solo 81 Gabe COSBY
uShers fol fAe service Wtie area
Ambassadors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25
C1.scrsfiiie n
Thanksgiving Service
Set At Cartersyiue

te,a,1 ,
ha,a 49,
-
w -p'e "'.'''5"'4
20 Nsi-s' n aa "ft'
- .''"seits 49, =" - -"
t,-d az r"At'' tpa'c Y IN" ~
N = eoia'' i'''.Sa1'+'it
le'iaed y etsi % II lhS 'oti.
i'iuiuiA !" aueha
NJ ~ iatiri. 81 MI hit oi'1
ma hti d~aaAhls4 Mrs Marian
fleias. O Arlington MeHe RaeHfs
OF MI ana Mls NI r. stanton
II ~ lanWofih f}idaN AltFl
= r Spailel dhd @aAssie@. MI
Louise Sparfef q S''aiofh aft tN-
eeleo sAesss ~ INC haAs.NAeS III
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25
EuneraI Service
For lanes KaliOWc
Held Al GIenm0rc

jHnr jackson nallowe. a M
fsa ut hickHtrtam county died
tho ia1 ~ ua4yslstfy Hospital
i.a4iotte t,llls
- ra.a Ssit ; 1881 sou ot
it.e lstg Thomas ii md Saiile Davis
Haiioae
IL s survived ~ hs wife Ar
H,ts Aticosf halleAe Of Scots
s4ile tillee soAs. chatles f. and
Jamcs / BalloWe. both OF SCOTS
Viile and Norman II Baliowe Of
Richmond. ann daughter. MIS-.
Be4fha Mow6iav M Van John
-on and M Betty Adcock. all Of
Scottsyille. Mrs Rosa Palmer. OF
IloWardavlle. Mrs Mary Rudd
md ME- Nellie Winner, y! Rich
mond Mss Arthur Moore. Of Buck
lneham Mus George HODGES. Of
MONTGOMERY. Ala ana Mrs. Jack
Goodman nf Highland SPRINGS. AL
70 surviving are i've brothers. Gar
Rand lBailoWe Of Scottstille. Henry
RailoWe. 81 Warnmster. John and
sydney BalloWc. II Lvnchburg. and
DAVID BallnWc III t!uvanna County
md one sister. Mrs Laun Slyh.
" Lymchbutg. Forlv-six glandchil-
dren and = greatgrandchildren
Survive.
|lfAhtral services. were held Sat
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25

The x-ray. a major weapon in the
fight against TB va discovered By
wilhelm Konrad Roethen a Ger
man physicist. til lat5
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-25

Thanksgiving is o ..nc FOR fomiy gatherings for heartfelt reionina
IN the blessings Of home. tomhy. peace ond plenty. It's a time to Be 10y
fl ond Q time o b. quietly. proyerfuHy grateful because the obun-
donce and freedom ~ forefothers dreamed Of are ours in reolty On this
Thanksgiving, y c ion in giving shonks. and among our blessings We count
the opportunity OF serving o. during the post year. May Ne continue 70
serve you il a monner tht viii eve deserve Your patronage.
WITH Thanks 70 ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Arthur coniot

he raised Dannys pay in great burst Of generosity
from SIS week to $40.
NEWEST UPSTART on Broadway is 26-year-old Anne
Bancroft, whose bewtchng portrayal of Ge Mosca in
1.-TWO For The SeeSaw made sedate critics stand up and
cheer opening night An added flip came with the dis
covery that this daughter of phoneoperator MacyS
making her very first appearance Broadway. She
had walked in unheraded to read the part for Director
Arthur Penn and he unable contain his excitement had
phoned his wife to report Il met Gitte this afternoon
Investigation proved however, that in the preceding six
years. Bancroft had served the usual exacng appren
ceship appearing in Is motion pictures and almost 100
TV shows At first she used her real NAME Anna taliano,
then Anna Marno. She chose Bancroft from list
drawn up by Daryl Zanuck.
Bancroft the only name." she explains, that
didn't make sound like a bubble Dancer
TINE LAST STRAW. Roberta Sherwood, by virtue of her
abundant talents plus the about endorsement Of
the aforementioned Walter Winchell ranking in
the night club armament today earning thousands of dol
lars for single weeks engagement. When Winchell dis
covered her, she singing her heart for peanuts in
obscure Miami retreats.
How much did they pay you?" Walter asked.
Sometimes, she told him. 81 did three full shows for
little ten dollars a night"
WincheIl was shocked. "What kind of people," he
demanded, would dream Of performing for dollars
for a whole night?' "Hungry people," answered Miss
Sherwood. BENNETT CERT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18

rHuNDERnIRD 49, full power. ..
ofier, IA, A.lliH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

r snS Iae, iG ss Slus 'S an
ROPER MOTOR, Ia, d.a7OO,
PONTIAC 's6 a.dr.i hydrAmatie. =,
and h.. blus hnlsh; one owner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
LE AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

sTuDRBAKER so Champion clue
coupe; equipped, owner fnsat
sondliIon slsl Low a. so On.
woLPE MOTORS 1913 N Moore
~, .Alls Va, At Roaalyn, IA,
f-seAg,
sTuDEBAKER 80 sport coupe v.s;
ssystdrivs and b new tires and
aTuDEBAKER 1891 Champions and
Commandera, u 10 choose from.
deal second cars, all have over
drive; real economy here, slnS up.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER
$50 NJ Olebe Rd., ATl, Va,
IA 7.ffs.
rHuNpKRBIRD ~: standard shift
with oyerdrive. 2, and h., both tops.
black nniah, Wv tires, 81 pgb.
THACKER MOTORS
isth and n. I. Ave, NE. LA, 6-655O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
AUToMoBllEs ron sALE

y0LkswA0EN 80: black; =. and
~ best oneri excel, cond, cau
W. 7.7lsd,
voLKswAoEN 80 eony, low mile
sii's7s'' 1 Phone GRgf . p.SsS7. 'SA'''
vOLkswA0ENs ,ss aedani, other
late m0dels-All equipped with
double.type bumpers, REQUIRED
safety glass. flashing directional
signals, mp,h. apeedometers and
sealed beams, Immediate delivery
INTERNATIONAL MOTORS, ~
3. olebe I'd. a. Arlington blvd,
ARLINGTON, Va,
v0LkswAQEN $50, export moasll
10000 mifa, excellent condition.
Al,1nh, 10, 4.O6A1,
al 600 CRKDIT on the puFehass
OF . neU studebaker Commander.
VIII accept best oHer over s70o.
IA s.2JI2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
MCNEIL PONTIAC

PONTIAC IS v.a catallna coupe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
HILL IA SANDERS

ma Vermont Ave, NV, AID, 4-saOI
PONTIAC 1890 chistsaip e, , con- on,
BELL MOTORS
a0iO Wis Ave NV, Wo B.SnO0
rORsCHE 1900; sunroof, mod
Price $1,000, IA, 7-bO13.
PORscHE 1898; sunroof, mod
priced $1,000. IA S.bO7a.
RAMBLER 1887 sta. vas 4-dri O.
h., hydra. and other extras very
low mileage, fully guaranteeq: low
down payment, 3O-mo. bank hnane-
ing full price, only 2,lilD,
CRANSoN RAMBLER, INC.
No.! Bethesda Ave, bethesda, Nd,
RAMBLER 1884 Custom l;dt.i I.
and h.. overdrivs ofiginal black
m Tnl,s. .S sss ,seee, Continental KIT
KIRK MOTOR CO.
olla Wis Ave, EM, 1-4S33
RAMBLER 1888 Custom sta. wagon:
our fnest model, fully equip, This
car Is only . mos. old, and has
lust been reposseased: less than
5000 miles, $500 doEn and as
sumo payments.
CRANSON RAMBLER, INC.
ta3. Bethesda Ave, Bethesda. Nd.
oil, 6.Os0O
RAMBLER 1897 station wagon
only 1000 miles Absolutely like
new Low price BURROWS
RAMBLER, INC, 300 NJ st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
KIRK MOTOR co

RAMBLER 1897 station wagon
only 1000 miles Absolutely like
sss,H.,u, lev ,vppr price aoo BURROWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
AUTOMOBILES IoR SALE
TRIANGLE FORD

1910 n, !, ave, NE, Ia, p-iO0a
PLYMOUTH 1888 cranbrook Club
soS ssn,; s-i sfsS Y r. Ios ni Lac
WOLFF MofoRS. iSs3 n. Moore
q, Arla Va. At Rosslyn, IA. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
$3.50 Snss, 4I s,ssca =

EDsEIl--alMcA
1900 k.w Hwy, s, a., ~, s.dSTs
PONTIAC 'aa chisft.in Dc lux,
~ converti ard b. hydra
matte, white-Salla, owner
d RsauwIItoYL S e. M syTo s0vi !sa NJ
Moor, s.i.ggo Arl' Va /" RoA'l'n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
juV Stellart Motors

PONTIAC IS Custom Catalina
star Chief full power al the way
a real beauty; perfect eond. "a;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
TRIUMPHS

ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
400 N, Y, AVE. NV. IL. J-t7i'
vICTOaIA 'bA a.paaa rdstr NV
~ 800 Ack PhY 1859 % avg
N0LksWAGEN 1900 s-dr. salon
low mlleage. appearance and me.
chanioal condition perfect, In.WlO
miles or l.Sr. guarantee available
al'inb, LOGAN iFord), 1850 goth
st. NV, Di 7.BNOO,
vOLKswAOEN 'bai black: sun roof.
z and h.. $4,000 miles. DE-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

ARR. FOREST, mr.. st. Thomal
with porch. full bsmt.: brick
$1,000 cash, 500 per mo. plul
taxes and ms. MANNAs REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

BETHESDA, SIS. 0bO--A really fins
Colonial brick home IN the popular
Edgemoor area Of close-in Bethes'
da. Assume large OF loan. bed
rms, clubrm., screened porch, ga
rage, fireplace and many extras
Call SHANNON A LUCHS co.
KE. 7-1s00 til o pm. (EM. B.
3Oab after a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ACTION WANTED

ACTION WANTED
PLAIN TALK must sell my
home The Navy oh has transferred
brand-neW. I've added aluminium
storm windows and an Anchor
rambler: 8 rms, fun bsmt.: 3 blEs,
from suitland Jr. and Sr. High
Schools, Call my agent, T. D. BUR-
CESS. Realtor, RE. R-520n TIL 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-FIRST
OFFERING Of this lovely brick
home, in a marvellous neighbour
h0 SE 3 ; Pe TF% ~ baths Sns1s s9T2s
GROUND-LEVEL RECREATION
ROOM. This white brick rambler
Is surrounded by tall trees on Q
lovely lot Truly suburban living;
only 3 minutes from Seven Cor
ners; $4,000 cash will handle.
Priced. S25,250; This is one Of
Virginia that will take your home
in on trade FREDERICK w.
BERENs, SALES INC, Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

ARLINGTON. . tine house for
kit. 9 bedrms.. tiled bath dn.; I
Ice. bedrms.. tiled bath, SEWING
rm. up; rec. rm,,. q bath bsmt:
sarsFe. Piss s,,i S24;7S e.. y MAY X
$4,000. ia. 2-71l5. DU. 6-s43s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

EVANSVILLE (WEsTJ-close TO
saaseaDsd s sessn IL his Su sDDesns
home offers Q cozy living room,
dining room. spacious bedrooms,
tile bath, equipped kitchen and
basement. Also 2-car GARAGE.
Many extras; only S12.950 with
good terms. Exclusive with BOW
Frs BROS. AP 7-R40O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
CHILLUM
st. John Baptist Parish
Ideal. 2-EAMILY HOME

Oct. brick. on nice corner lot
E MODERN El'H l. F viii danHs,ts r SPACE nus!
rms. with kitchenette and bath.
and also large sun deck; gas hot.
water heat. Ideal for family with
elderly couple living In. Price
500 $50. Call Mr.. Mcintosh. EX
3-24s0; ewes. and Sun, AID. 2-6b8b
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

HOLLYWOOD. 5000 52nd ave-
Charming pink rambler: no ground
rent; 3 bedrms.. fenced lot and
playhouse; lac. pch. THOMAS Co,
10. Q-607S. Elk. 3-1163. TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

BETHESDA, cow. Naval Hospital
This delightful contemporary brick
rambler has 3 bedrms. and expan.
sible 2nd q. Liv. rm. with paneled
firepl. wall. dining ell. an-elec. kit
with washer. dryer and breakfast
s s5s. SfE HH5ea sa.P REArTck
OIL A.Rl1I I'll q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04

CHEVY CHASE vILLAGE-6 large
bedrooms. 8 baths; attractive de-
tached frame In immaculate con.
dition; ultramodern kitchen. large
dining room, living room, powder
room, side porch: full basement
2-car garage; Blessed SACRAMENT
e sTIIseGL ids sss4 2rice o e Cp:S
III e;THoMAs j. FISHER 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
NORTH WOODSIDE
CLOSE IN-FHA APPRAISED
SILVER SPRING
8 Bedrm., Sep. Din. RIM.

Brick rambler near Franklin and
re S"ss, .rs & SS Il . 'h sio. .yRs
with table space. nice bedrms.,
bath. full bsmt,. toilet, storm vsn.
WooDsiDE REAETY CO. ~. D.
GAO. Open til 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-04
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS AREA-3.bedrm. brick
firepl., family:sized Ky scr. porch.
Anchor. fenced, I00x200 l2t. We
take trades; TREpEhlck ~ w
BERENs SALES, INC. RE. 0-b4OO'
til y.
BELLE MRADR-3-bedrm,. hillside
bi-level. on deep wooded lot; big
dream kit. spacious Nv. rm. with
open stairway: patio and paved
drive. Only $4,000, moderate
down payment and assume 49,
loan, PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES. AP. 7-7774.
BELTsvILLE = 3-bedToom rambler
with q handsome fireplace IN .
2Ox12 living room. full tiled base
ment, perfect. for . recreatlon
room. Situated on . large land:
scaped lot. Near schools, First
time offered Only Sl4, 9b0l Dom
be latel Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP. 7-S40O.
CAMP SPRLNGs-4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod. IN baths, irepl:, bsmt..
trades FREDERICK VI. BERENa
SALES. inc, RE. 6.6l00, I'll o,
CHEyERLY AREA-s-bedrm., IA.
bath. brick-and.frame home
foyer entrance, spacious liv. rm.
and din. area; full bsmt, with
beaut. rec. rm. and bar; $l3.25O,
$1,000 down, balance In one
trust. PRINCE GEORGES PROP.
ERTIES, AP. 7.7774.
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CHEVY CHASE-Out-of-toWn own
er wants some kind Of an oner On
this D cav Big; O ssIe :eStsi
S Ssin t HIs fis.. breakfast nm
sep. din. rm.. huge rec. rm... base
ment, oversize garage: lovely lot
trees, outdoor barbecue. Vacant
F Msss az 3. PHI PHILLIPS Fps RSs. q
2-7O06: ewes. OIL. 6-4592:
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BETHEsDA-A charming 3-bedrm
2h-bath brick rambler with ex.
panslble End mr., all-elee. kit. full
bsmt with panele1 rec. rm., SOL
$50. KORZENDORPER. REALTOR
OIL A.a1Il .All q
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HTS. CUSTOM-BUILI
3-bedrm. brick. center hall. graci.
Gus liv tm'' re Sa,b din q, rT.: spa spa
o oiT~S min n;n;;e-nanei S rec rm': mr. mr.
blessed Sacrament and George
Mason School; priced $2S, 500,
See 10 apprec. r. L. KANE. INC,
XII. Q-2S00: ewes, TIE. 6-393g.
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HYATTsvILLE HILLS = $4,000
for spick-and-span 2-bedrrA. bun:
galow; sep. din. rm., enclosed
porch; bsmt.. detached gar. with
workshop; fenced yard. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. UN. T.
1IHa WA T.RR6h
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CHEVERLY

Spacious and spotless. g.
rm. brick Colonial. newly
listed in this most desirable
area. Has all-electric tiled
kitchen. earpeted living rm.
and dining rm., storm win
dows. doors and screens,
screened porch, fireplace. full
basement with outside en-
trance. Full price, only
S16,95O, with conventional
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This picturesque brick and red-
wood rancher has won highest ae-
claim from builders throughout
the Nation and deservedly sol Per-.
fectly placed on Q beautifully land
scaped lot in nearby Fairfax Co.
It offers spacious living rnn., with
huge picture window and floor to-
nm. with sliding glass doors open.
ing onto flying bridge" sun deck.
farm-size kitchen with all the lux
urious appointments, FOUR BIG
BEDRMS., . full baths, finished
recreation I'm. with fireplace.
Many other wonderful features too
numerous to mention. Very reason
ably priced at S25,960 and shown
s b sRPsi SHiy IN Can alhs1 PEARSON
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BETHEsDA--RARE VALUE -Four:
s sfSro @i Psi bs Srics s Soi0 neat.
scr, porch. storm windows. etc,
Left q deorsetown I'd, Just past
s soaI%y ~ Ho'p Mb ,N sHMg vi. !.
$500; ewes, OIL. 2-01s2.
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GREEN ACRES
$13,5O0
2-BEDROOM BRICK

Oct. brick in the popular 0ier
ss %::ssre asr sehs s[:t sv Sls:
r I.U with fireplace. screened sd.
porch, dining rm. and kit; 2ne
floor: 2 bedrooms and bath: full
bsmt. with GAS HOT-wATER
HEAT, Needs decorating but priced
accordingly. To see, call Mr.. Nc
lntosh. *: 3-24sO; ewes. and sun.
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SILVER sPRING--3-bedrm.. ramb.
s snm. T a.: r Si t trust nfs sab Zee dow NJ
WOOD. 10. 4-7700, ~. $1,000
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ASSUME AZ LOAN
Nr. Wheaton Piazs--Brick ram
bier; Lh baths 2; A,a., eed 4 E;;.S din:
bsmt.: fenced lot. Mr.. RAMSEY.
Broker. Ju. n.2oRb.