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COMMERCIAL GROUND

REST HOME OPERATORS. ATTEN-
TION-Beautiful 5-aere park-like
property lust OF Rockville pike,
zoned for institutional uses (rest
home. hospitals. etc.: all utilities
close to Congressional shopping
center: rare opportunity for a
qualified purchaser, Full brokers
cooperation. DERMOT NEE, HA
7-700O
SILVER SPRING
Near Hecht's. 200 It front by 81
f.. deep. Owner will sell at So OC
per so. IT. and give reasonable
terms
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC
Realtors
1926 H St.. N. w. MA. $500
$1,000 SO. FIT. FOR sALE-Ar-
terial highway, Rockville: high
trafhc count, potential corner; OF
will trade for desirable apt. bldg,
nearby Va. OWNER, Box S8-K,
0tuTe
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER--cash today or will sell.
rent for YOU. FREE APPRAISAL.
J. VICTOR pICKEY, AP. T-S0SO.
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON 6 pTFMs 4 R sJIESqPS' co
GET Ut our CUIs e CASH I. on OFFER then 5 shop
s M sIm g1i S-o VS. 81. o2 2iS rs
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

TT. LAuDERDALE, fla bed.
rms, afr conf. with reverse cycle
for heating S1l.S00. HE. 9-i1l4
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DOWNTOWN

NEAR IIth AND p ST.
NV. Approx. 1,100 sa. IT..
2nd floor open space being
remodeled TO include mod
erniIed private entrance.
Reasonable rent. Cal Mr..
Phillips,
Ma. s-2345
& LUCHs. Managemeni
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ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE and chat
| tel on fixtures, to- secure loan to
me Of $1,000; good reference and
excellent return to investor. Apply
for appointment, ia. 7-136S be-
Sat, and Sun.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
MONEY WANTED

NEED $4,000 IN MARYLAND End
trusts. To complete portfolio. Mr.
KITCHENS. ST 3-73RS
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND SALE
$1,000 SO. FIT.
OFFICES, STUDIOS Tor RENT
BEACON BLDG.
K Street at 18th

Two exposures: wired for air con-
| ditioning: full service.
WINKLER MOT, INC, RE. 7-5201
CAPITOL HILL-Choice front air
cond. ofhces from S45; rear rm.;
$50; newly fedec. KE. 6-6644.
CONN. AVE. AND ISth-Exec. Of.
fees, . beaut. suites, each 4 rms.
LOCO 50. IT. carpeted. well-lighted
pvt baths; entire LIST a.: 1915 mo
and entire end A., $3.50 mo
NE. S-t440.
CONN. AVE, 44eO-Air-cond. mod
/ ofc bldg So rer SO #. easy
parking. r. DOwD, EN-. 2-75l3
DNTN. G ST. LOC.-Ress rent:
newly remod ofes showrm space
or store Can be ADAPTED for any
use Ma s-552A
DOCTORS OFFICE. $500 Mac
Arthur blvd. 3 rms. and bath.
| LIST ir. S125 mo. Mr. Yount,
FRANK 6. PHILLIPS, INC. DI
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BOATS
MOTORCYCLES
TRAILERS

Is HARLEY "a, overhead: SIS.
! TO. 9-694S.
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PECK CHEV
s. ST z il T. I. N
CHEVROLET
nn@

UOUU w . 7 ". wv,
Re. 3-6409, Re. 3.s4o0
CHEW. '55 Bel Afr VS. 2-dooY:
poTerRlide, radio. heater. 2-tofie
nnish; excellent condition: ST ,ODb;
written guarantee
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DOCTORS

once suites midway between Silver
Spring and wheaton. new air.
conditioned building including all
services and parking Cal Nj.
Kane. CO. 5-0222. WALKER &
DUNLOP. INC.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

"A PRIVATE PARTY. with a good
clean car, please call IA. 9-s66l:
will Day high price.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12
]. S. C. LABORATORY
SCHOOL HOLD
MONTHLY MEET

The Jackson State College
Laboratory School held its
monthly meeting on Tuesday,
November "a, 1859. Mrs. Ruth
Douglass Owens ably presid-
ed in the absence of the Presi.
dent, Mrs. bessie Newton.
Mrs. Ernestine Suits, chair
man OF the Program Commit
tee, conducted the devotional
period.
Mrs. Esther Sampson, DR.. ].
W. Vines, DR.. w. G. O'Reilly
and Mr.. Harrison B. Wilson
presented interesting and
highly informative discussions
on preventive and corrective
measures to be used by pa
rents and teachers in order to
insure good health in every
child. The health status of
the child was discussed from
the following points of view:
Cd The social worker, (2) the
physician, 60 the dentist, and
az health education.
The following parents and
teachers whose names have
not been previously mentioned
were present: Mesdames O.
dessa c. Patton, Ann w. Will
son, Grace Caldwell, Leila G..
Thomas, M. L. McLaurin, Ben
nye S. Henderson, Beatrice
Mosley, jamie Clark, Nellie
Pearl Peal, Frances Pippins,
Wylma King, Marcella McLe-
more, Lillian c. Lane, Lottie
w. Thornton, and Messrs. Ker-
NIT Holly, Sr., L. V. Randolph,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12
West Side News

Mrs. Hattie Dyson, Agent
ACTIVITIES GALORE at
West Side keeps Principal
Beauchamp, faculty members
and students on the go
there's much to tell about, but
we have all been so busy just
haven't had time to compile
the news and get it ready for
this column We ask that
you be patient however, and
we promise to bring you ALL
the news at West Side Com
munity
JEANES Supervisor Mattzee
Harris was a most welcomed
visitor to our school this week.
She brought with her some
splendid entertainment, about
which we'll also tell next week,
as we do not have all the de-
tailed information at hand
now.
PRINCIPAL BEAUCHANIP
entertained his staff on Thurs
day evening and the affair was
one that each member will
long remember Nothing
was left undone to make the
evening pleasant and enjoy
able Details of this event
will also be told to our read
ers next week
THE FOLLOWING Student
Teachers are doing a splendid
job at West Side Miss
Deritte Fall, Miss Artena Hol-
mes, Mrs. Butler and Mr..
Frank Dorsey.
CLASS IA HONOR ROLL
F. We are proud to list
the following students on the
Honor Roll of their class: Dor
othy Jean Bolden, Shirley Ann
Hudson, Martha Jean Robin
son, Evelyn Terrell, Irma Wat
kins, Tommie Lee Brent,
Charles Lee Jones, James Mar
tin Mrs. Francis Everette
is the teacher
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

| Program, Courtesy, Budget
and Membership Committees.
Delegates to the recent State
Meeting in Clarksdale, Mines.
P. A. Moman, D. T. Hall and
Hubert gave detailed reports
of the very fine and full meet
ing, the first under our new
President, Mrs. Lillian Rogers
Johnson.
New members welcomed,
presented and whose pictures
were made in this meeting
we're: Mines. E. w. Banks, Jr.,
G. R. Haughton, Hazel Tucker
Jones, George A. Owens and
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THE IMPERIAL MASS
OFFERED AT
TOUGALOO-

The Tougaloo Southern
Christian College Choir, under
the direction of A. M. Love-
lace, will present Haydn's I'm
perial Mass on Sunday, De-
cember 18th, at 500 p. m, in
Woodwork Chapel.
This Mass is an hour long
sacred service which was set
to music by Haydn during the
summer of 1893. 1t is believed
by many that this work reach
es level of inspiration which
is perhaps above and beyond
that of his instrumental mu-
sic. In any case there seems
to be general belief that
there is no work in all Haydn
that is more perfect.
This Mass became generally
known some years ago and it
has done more to effect the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12
TERRELL LITERARY
CLUB MEET

Mary Church Terrell Liter.
airy Club held its last melting
at the College Park Club
House with Mines. E. w.
Banks, Sr. and Chester w.
Owens, Co-HostesseS.
The Meditation Period was
participated in by all with ap-
propriate Scripture Lesson
read responSively and Devo-
tional Music with Mrs. Eiland
at the piano.
During the Business session
full reports were made by the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-12-12

Rosa r. Robinson.
Special announcements were
made of the collection of
Christmas Tokens for Whit
field and all members were
urged to contribute according
to their Christian interest -
each giving as she saw fit.
These tokens are to be taken
to College Park Club House
or the Branch YWCA.
The Christmas Meeting on
December II will be at 7::30
P. NJ. at which time the Club
will honor members of the
Club or Club family who have
had special recognition across
the year and all Club Hus-
bands are invited as Special
Guests of the Club. Each
lady is expected to bring a
Guest.
During the Social Hour pic
ture of the entire Group were
made, as well as special groups
of the new members, and the
Officers of the Club.
Interest was expressed in
the condition of our member,
Miss Maggie little who had
been hospitalized from an ac-
cident. Sympathy was extend
ed to Mrs. Collins and Mrs.
Harvey in the loss of their
sister and Aunt, Mrs. Easley.
D e G h t f IL ! refresh
ments were served to the fol-
lowing members: Miss Alexan-
der, Mines. Banks, Blablocka,
Blanche c. Brown, t. B.
Brown, Cypress, Denton. Ell
land, Greene, c. A. Hall, HUI
bert, Hill, Willard Johnson,
Lindsay, Mccullough, P. A..
Norman, Mosley, Owens, Por-
ter, Randall, Reddix, Roman,
Miss Romans and Mrs. Thomp-
son. New member present
have been named already.
The Party on December IL
at 1880 p. M. will be the cul-
mination of our work for the
year at which time we will
present Love Gifts to the Pa
tients at Whitfield and will
pay homage to these members:
Miss. F. o. Alexander, a recent
retiree, Mrs. T. NJ. Norman, Jr.,
who has achieved scholastic
ally, Rev. T. B. Brown, who
has achieved enthusiastically
and Mr.. E. w. Banks, whose
civic activities have brought
recognition from many Organi-
cations and reflected much
credit on Jackson and our
race. Our other Honor
Guests will be the husbands
of all Terrell Club Members
whose loyal support and SYM
pathetic understanding which
has meant so much to the
growth of the Terrell Club.
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present Haydn Renaissance
than any other work by Haydn
except the Creation.
The Imperial Mass is scored
for four soloists - soprano,
Doris Peace; contralto, Lor.
eta Wiley; tenor, James Fitch;
bass, Arthur Johnson.
The choir is assisted by Mr..
William III. Moore, piano in
structor, Mrs. Ruthanne Sch.
nell, violist, member of the
regular college staff, and Rich.
ard Harris, organist, a senior
student.
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Liberion .

Continued from Page u
plause with songs especially
written for Liberia and Africa.
In conclusion the President
likened the revolutionary COM
mitment of MIRA men and wo-
men to the dedication and
selflessness of the early apos-
ties and said, MIRA will grow
until it spans and revolution
ICES the world"
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George A. Owens, David c.
Bass, and Lee E. Williams,
Principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
Citizenship Renouncer
Quickly Changes Mind

MOSCOW. Sept. 0 (AP)-
Nicholas Petrulli. SO. Of Valley
Stream. N. Y. has changed his
mind and asked the United
States Embassy to give him
back the American citizenship
he renowned. He said last
night the Embassy's answer
was: "It's UP to Washington. +"
Mr.. Petrulli also said he has
cabled his brother, Domenick,
In Valley Stream for $500 to
pay his hotel bills so he can
leave here owing no one.
He added that he has held
on to his plane tickets for the
return trip. He bought them
at the start Of q tour that
brought him to the Soviet
Union August IL.
Embassy Action
Last Thursday he handed
his passport in at the United
States Embassy and signed a
statement renouncing his
American citizenship.
There has been no answer
from the Soviet government to
q letter he wrote the Russian
parliament 10 days ago asking
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Sudan. Libya, Morocco and the
United Arab Republic attended
the conference, which was held
for the first time in q North
African city.
Iraq boycotted the meeting,
insisting 1t be held in Baghdad
Tunisia also refused to come
unless the UAR expels Salem
Ben Youssef. a Tunisian exile
In Cairo who is charged with
plotting to assassinate Tunisian
President Habib Bourguiba.
The UAR proposed and the
council agreed to delete from
the leagues records q motion
Of censure taken against
Tunisia last year But Tunisia
refused to respond to a league
invitation because of Ben
Youssef.
The council adopted these
recommendations:
!. Unanimous Arab support
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for Soviet citizenship. Mr.. Pc.
trulli said.
He followed up that letter
with a telegram after he had
handed in his passport.
Mr.. Petrulli professed admir-
alton for the Soviet way Of life.
He declined to heed the advice
Of several persons who talked
to him last week and urged
him not to give UP his citizen
ship.
War II Veteran
He has told reporters he suf-
tered q nervous breakdown
during World War II service in
the China Burma-Ind the
alter.
Personal reasons, he said,
had caused him to change his
and try to get back his
passport.
u don't have any family
here. I haven't made any new
friends. I don't have a Job or
and would have to learn
a new language" he said.
Asked II he had thought
about those things before, he
said: well. yes. but I came to
conclusions then"
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DupIessis Aide
Seen Successor

QUEBEC, Sept. 0 (AP).-
Quebec Province probably will
have q new premier by tomor-
row.
Well informed sources said
Lieutenant Governor Onesime
Gagnon will call on q cabinet
minister to step into the post
"a few hours after the funeral
Of Premier Maurice Duplessis.
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for UAR policy preventing Is
rael from using the Suez Canal.
2. Stronger measures for
tightening the 8-year-old pam
Arab economic boycott of
Israel.
8. Rejection Of U. N. Sec
rotary General Dag Hammar-
skjold's proposal that Palestine
refugees made homeless during
the l948 Arab-Israeli war be
re-absorbed into the Middle
East economy.
4. Reaffirmation OF Algeria's
right TO independence from
France.
The foreign ministers decided
10 meet again next January
to resume discussion Of the
Palestine problem, repeatedly
including the possibility Of
establishing q Palestine army
and government in exile.
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Arab Diplomats Hail
Solidarity of Alliance

CASABLANCA, Morocco, Sept. (AP)-Arab foreign min
listers their weekong meeting has boosted solidarity
from the Persian Gulf to the Atlantic.
public session Of the Arab League Council ended yes
terday Of the shortest such meetings record council
meets twice each year.
Representatives Of Saudi Arabia Lebanon Jordan Oman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-09
New Banks Opened

NEW YORK, Seventy-five
new State and national banks
were chartered In the United
States during 1858. an II per
cent increase over 1857.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roland e.
Lee Of 2126 Thirteenth
street Sc. were honored
at q reception in their
home Sunday, their gold
en- wedding anniversary.
Mr.. Lee Is a retired en-
ploye Of st. Elizabeths
Hospital. The Lees, life
long residents Of the Dis
trict have four children
and ten grandchildren.
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Paul sauve Youth and We'll certain choice Mr. sauye 81
fare Minister Mr. Du- was the Premers raht hand
plessis, appeared the almost man.
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Rip Van Wrinkle
Couldn't | !: Sleep with
Nasging Backac

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from nagging backache, headache and
muscular aches and pains that often cause
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DAMASCUS ARBA-l2 acres, 10

FALLS RID, Mr.. PoToMAc--Five-
room frame bungalow, 4-aere
land; excellent location; $4,000,
$4,000 LIST mortgage.
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AnEIpHI-"Dream House" with
lift. picture window overlooking
patio and snchor-fenced PLAY
Snace for children. 3 bedrms. Ice.
liv rm. wffirepl.. sep. garage.
MANY extras too numerous to
mention This house is for. the
DISCRIMINATING S1a.hn0; subject
- FFA fnancinT HUDSON REAL
ESTATE CO., UN. 4-15l5, UN.
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SILVER SPRING

10000 TENBROOK DRIVE
OPEN 1917. SAT. AND SUN.
S16.950 for 3-bedrm. brick multi
level with large den. fenced yard.
overlooking finest area Of SLIGO
PARK; many extras; low uokeep;
bus and all schools nearby: only
Sill so down FLA. or assume AZ
GI loan. OWNER, JU. S-949S.
SILVER SPRING-Immaculste s.
bedrm. brick Colonial. Liv. din.
area with fireplace, beautiful kit.
with breakfast space, powder I'm
on ] st FIR. rec. Tm. above ground
level; secluded screened porch.
carport; S2i,950. KORZENDOR-
FER. REALTOR. OIL 4-S1l1 til Q.
SILVER SPRING, Carroll Knobs
are1-Trsnsferred owner must
sell quickly. Assume large FLA
loen. Occupied only q months.
Like-new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with IA baths, separate dining
rm. ana full basement. Low cash
may handle. Call Mrs. Gazella,
VIII. 2-53S2 A. S. GARDINER a.
co INC MA S-guoR
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, six,
room frame: large lot; beautifu
location; $4,000.
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4 BEDROOMS

Or 2 bedrms. and den. Modern
brick Colonial in Takoma Park
Features mirrored Fireplace, scr
porch, lge. kit, patio, garage
beautifully handicapped grounds
Only Sl9,950.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING-Modern white
s satns iae f1R R hl'S wi gsot tabl;
space. porch. $500 down, Priced
for quick sale. $4,000. HUGH T.
PECK. HE. $4,000,
SILVER SPRING, 3-bedrm., e-bath
ave. area Of lovely homes, Ice
liv. rm. w/hrepl, family rm., de-
luxe rec. nm. wlbar, Sl0nb0 for
quick sale, TAKoMA REALTY,
JU. $4,000.
SILVER sPRING.WHRATON-Im-
mac, 0.rm. brk, home, on lovely
u ACRE. Open 81. 21i6 Hender-
son, ALLEN REALToR, RIA, g.
Rlll
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1901 nicola Roadway lovely
4-bedrm. ck-snd-frame believed,
sep. din. rIn.. center hall. beauti-
fully HANDICAPPED lot, fenced ward
Assume lge. trust. S22.25O. DIR
Viers Mil I'd, IT. on Conn ave,
left on JefTry to Nicola.
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SILVER SPRING

124 HAMILTON AVE.-Cape Coo
house with 4 bedrooms, pa baths
de luxe kitchen; overlooking PARK
terms avail. DIR: Franklin ave
to Ocala st, right to Hamilton
right TO "OPEN "
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ACC0KEFK. MD.-Onlv $500 dn,!
Newly finished, 3-hedrm house:
hardwood floors. Venetian blinds
and screens. custom cabinets.
Formics top sink, Ice bath. oil
heat in y bsmt m ra-acrr lot.
S11,5OO NJ. RUBIN REALTY,
Ri 3-o4no
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SILVER SPRING

1914 WALDEN RD.-New 3-bedrm.
ll2-bath brk rambler: excel. loo.
Quality built. S21.75O. DIR
Colesville I'd, ri. on Franklin, TT
on Flower, left on Hamilton left
on Walden
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RosEMoNT GAITHERsBURG =
one Of the showplaces. Six large
beautiful rooms, ga baths =.
car Earage. This house and tht
srounds can only be appreciated
by Inspection; S36,75O.
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5 BEDROOMS

D BEDROOMS
COOL OPEN > TO Z COOL
PRICED AT S35, 45O-oPEN Tc
OFFER-Owner has Just moved
TO BE SOLD TODAY Magnificent
6-year-old CENTER HALL CO.
LONIAL-4 big bedrooms with
full baths, plus panel den tol
5th bedrm) and y bath, mag
nificent living rrr with forma'
fireplace: sizeable dining rm
fully equip. kit. with SEPARATE
BREAKFAST NOOK. Terrific rec
rm. with additional !. bath huge
screened porch. attached garage
CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING
Gorgeous trees and landscaping-
close to Z Corners. Don't miss
this one!
To Inspect: Out Arlington blvd. &c
7 Corners, take right turn OF tC
Broad st tRt ~ proceed short
distance to Roosevelt ST. and richt
to Tuckahoe, left ] blk To Broad.
mont terrace and property.
Follow the METZLER Arrows"
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our 37th Year in Real Estate"
9411 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-1515
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,Rr u.,K Tn Nh r-Peai

A SNORT Walk TO ND. U.-Reai
nretty. Dutch-stvle home. m eX-
tra-nicp level lot Firepl in Ice.
lv rm.. sep. family-size dir. rr1.,
study or sun narlor. twin size
bedrms full hsnnt only S16,S00.
eosv terms FIRE. STATE PROP
EpTTEC AID ~IOGG
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DAMAscus-Two-bedrm.b rk, ram
bier. Expan attic, full bsmt
with rec. rm., lot S5x200; $4,000
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GAITHERSBURG-Beautiful2 .aeI'
estate, swim pool 10 by w o,
rm., 2 bedrmS. bath up, bedrm,y
den and " bath, playrm. LIST n
An, bsmt.. bar. Quest cottages ga
rage: o5 min. 20 D, c.; S2a'0OO
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HUGE LEVEL LOT

Custom built rambler In exclusive
neighborhood, enclosed breeze.
way. 2-car attached garage
screened porch, center hall, : bed
rooms, SEPARATE dining room, fire-
place, pine paneled recreation
room, . full ceramic tile baths
with diversified fixtures BeGuti-
fully Handicapped level corner lot
with adjoining lot also available
S37, 800
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TAKOMA PARK-S150 down and
$50 month buys this attractive
psrk sSiS~' se Ser raj din n Tn 8
bedrms. and incloSed porch for
den, plus full bsmt. and storage
attic. lovely yard with garage
FLA appraised S13,750. E. c.
H1LLEY g. CO., REALTORS, AP.
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DAMAscus-A really lovely split.
level. on ad-acre wooded lot, Three
twin-sized bedrmS, firepl, In lee
liv. rm, equip. kit, din, rm
Ia tiled baths. garage. must see
10 appreciate: $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Washington, D. c.
August 2, 1859
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ADELPHI


STEPHENS SPECIALS
NEW LISTING Beaut J.
yr. -old. 3-bedrm,. brick
rambler in distinguished
neighborhood. II has . full
bath, garage, and loads OF
other extras Be first to
see this custom home at
only S@T,5O0.
HOLLY HILL MANOR. This
Ions, low and lovely soft.
brick rambler with base
board heat. full bsmt.,
equip. kit. is only ) yrs.
old and immac II rests on
huge level lot with oak
shade trees among other
custom built homes. Only
S24.95O
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
THE w. w. LEWIS CO.
HE. 4-35OO Till 6 PM.
Robert L stephens. Pres.
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LIVE AND EARN

opportunity to live anC
earn under one roof. Handsome
2-story brick with a lovely 6srm
.-bath apt. for buyer. Rent at,
trac. i-bedrm. terrace apt snr
bank $40 monthly. Beautiful
grounds, garage; reduced from
SO $50 10 SlS,q50,
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WHEATON-Beaut. brk. rambler,
3 bedrmS.; liv. I'm. with flrepl.,
! / "a baths, full bsmt., walking dis
lance 10 schools, churches ana
playgrds. Asking $4,000. HUGH
I. PECK, 10. j-4143