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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
Churches Plan
Special Events
For Christmas

Special musical programs and
devotional services will be pre-
scented within the next few days
in the Oakland area in observance
of the anniversary of the birth of
Jesus Christ Programs are being
prepared for presentation at both
Protestant and Catholic churches.
St. Matthew's Episcopal
The Sunday school of St Mat
thew's Episcopal church will pre-
sent its Christmas pageant on the
stage of the parish house Sunday
evening. December 20, beginning
at 7 o'clock. The pageant entitled
The Road to Bethlehem" is be-
ing given for the first time in
Oakland. There are forty persons
in the cast.
Following the pageant the Sum
day school will sponsor a Christ
mas party with tree, gifts for the
children and refreshments. The
community is invited.
Beginning at II o'clock Christ
mas Eve the choir of St Matthew's
will present a program of ira
ditional carols followed by the
choral Eucharist and sermon by
the rector, the Rev. Shelby Walt
hall.
On Christmas morning there will
be plain celebration of the Holy
Communion at 10 o'clock.
st. Marks Lutheran
St Marks opened its pre-ChriSt-
mas observance with an advent
carol sing Sunday evening at $50
in the assembly room. Participant
ing we're the Adult, Youth and
Children's choirs in an informal
program. The room was decorated
in the manner of a medieval ball
room. In the middle of the pro-
gram the traditional yule log was
brought in by James Lemmert and
Earl Roth. Cookies and punch
were served following the sing.
The Church School Christmas
service will be presented Sunday
evening. December 20. at 7 o'clock,
in the church auditorium. Those
attending church school on Sum
day morning will be given their
annual Christmas treat Members
OF the Luther League will go
caroling on Tuesday evening, De-
cember Y, at s o'clock
The celebration of the Feast
of the Lords Nativity will be OBJ
served with candielighting serv-
ice on Christmas eve, December
"a, beginning at II o'clock. There
will be special music by the Adult
and the Youth choirs.
Continued on Page Six
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
S.H.S. Chorus
To Give Annual
.YuIe Concert

Southern High schools Junior
and senior choruses, under direc-
ton of Miss Barbara ColabreSe and
Mrs. Ruth Brown, will present
their annual Christmas program
on Monday evening, December 81
at o'clock.
The first portion of the program,
by the junior chorus will include
the traditional professional 20
Come All Ye Faithful" followed
by a Negro spiritual, GO Tell it
on the Mountain" and "Jesu
Bambino" Then will follow two
English carols, Il Saw Three
Ships" and The Friendly Beasts"
A Negro version of Sweet Little
Jesus Boy" will be a solo by Sue
Martin. This will be followed by
"A Musical Christmas Card and
"Thirty-two feet and Eight little
Tails" and unique arrangement
of The Twelve Days of Christmas y
by the entire group. A modern
version of Jingle Bells" called
the Rock and Rowell NOVEL; y
viii be featured as a dance routine
by Barbara Zepp and Joyce Bergs-
from. The final number, The
Night Before Christmas" will be
acted and sung with Kathy Gender
as mother, Welton Lane as Father,
Charles O'Haver as Santa Claus,
and Joyce Bergstrom, Andy Da-
mon, Bobby Sweitzer, Clifton
Biser. George Deems, Jean Jones,
Saundra Reams, Marjorie Clary,
Marjorie Swartzentruber, Sandra
Right, Dale MARBLE and Gary Pen
nington as children. This section
will conclude with we Wish You
Merry Christmas"
In the second part of the pro-
gram the senior chorus also will
have a candlelight professional
followed by two numbers, Carol
of the Bells" and "Cherubim Song"
Charlotte Biser, Margaret Vetter
and Carolyn Spoerlein will sing
Star of the East" Edward UNI
stot will give piano solo, Silent
Night" arranged by Kaufman.
Carroll Miller, Ron Colaw and
Fred Bell will sing Birthday of
a King" Carolyn Bittinger and
Linda Teets along with chorus
will sing 20 Holy Night"
A cantata, Song of Christmas, -
will be given by the chorus. Solo
lists will be Margaret Vetter, Caro-
Ign Bittinger, Carroll Miller, David
Gender, Edward Umstot, Brenton
Propst, Clayton Winters, Charlotte
Biser, Michael Cook David Gender
and Earline Wise will be narrators
The program will conclude with
the ''Hallclujah Chorus" from
Handlers Messiah.
Accompanies will be Edward
Umstot, Tom Forman, Miss Cola
breSe and Marilyn Bucklew Ann
Lee Lohr will serve as mistress of
ceremonies.
During intermiSsion there will
be several musical selections.
The public is invited to this an
nual event
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
Pleads Guilty to Charge
Of Breaking and Entering

Richard Dale Paugh, of Kitz-
miller pleaded guilty to charge
OF breaking and entering a dwell
ing at Kitzmillcr when given
hearing Monday before acting
Trial Magistrate Leslie Z. Sharp
less, at Oakland.
SharpleSS held him for action
of the March Term Grand Jury
and placed him in the county Jail
in default of 1000 bond.
Earl M. Harvey was placed
under a $1,000 peace bond on De-
cembcr 10, upon information fur
nishcd the magistrate by Jessie
M. Harvey.
Two game violations we're re-
corded during the week
Nevin D. House, of GrantSville,
was charged with having por-
ton of an illegal deer in his pos
session. He pleaded not guilty but
was found guilty by Magistrate
Sharpless and fined 500 and costs.
He was sentenced to 80 days in
Jail in default of payment of fine
but was released December ID up
on payment of 500 and costs, after
spending four DAYS in iail
Game Warden Leo Friend on
December II arrested Everett De-
Berry, Deer Park. on a charge of
attempting to hunt second deer.
He pleaded not guilty to the charge
but Magistrate Sharpless found
him guilty and fined him $500 and
costs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
Twenty-Six More
Give to Treat Fund

Twenty-six more individuals,
business places and organizations
responded to the request for funds
for the annual Christmas treat and
as a result the Mt. Top Chamber
of Commerce committee now has
S666.50. Between $3.50 and $500 is
normally needed to provide treat
for the $500 or more children that
appear in Oakland.
The treat will be given out Sat
urday afternoon at one-o'clOck on
Second street, at the corner of
Liberty. AS usual the National
Guardsmen, Boy Scouts and others
will assist in the distribution.
Those contributing during the
week, not previously listed, include
Style-Rite Beauty salon, Carna-
ton, Ray Teets garage, F. A.
Smouse, Business and Professional
Women's club, Pythian Sisters,
Taxi Inn, Mt City Cab, American
Legion auxiliary, DR.. H. r. Gibson,
Fred E. Beachy Lumber, Cuppett
COnvalescent home, Weeks Nurs-
ing home, Robert w. Lohr, dis
tributor; DR.. B. F. Selby, Oak
Lanes recreation, Rudys Depart
ment store, H. Weber and Sons,
Oakland Pharmacy, Mayor Rus
sell l.. Smith, Oakland Rotary club,
Knights of Columbus, The Republi-
can, DR.. Harold c. Ashby, Oakland
Mt. Lake Park Lions club, Ace
Radio and Electric company.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
Court House Holiday
December "a, Is, 70

Many of the offices in the Court
House in Oakland will be closed
for the Christmas holiday period
on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, December "a. IS and 26, it
was announced Tuesday in the
office of the County Commits
sioners.
The office of the clerk of the
Circuit Court, however, will re-
main open all day on Thursday.
December "a, but will be closed
on Christmas day and also the
26th
The meeting dates next week
for the County Commissioners
viii be on December % and Is.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
Murder Trial For
X. w. Guard Will
Be Heard Monday

Ronald w. Guard. 81, Of Friends
vile, former constable, will 90 on
trial for the murder of George r..
Schroycr, 40-year-old tavern opera
tor, also of Friendsville, in the
Garrett County Circuit Court, on
Monday, December 81.
He will be tried before a full
bench with Chief Judge Morgan
c. Harris, Cumberland. Associate
Judge D. Kenneth Mclaughlin,
Hagerstown, and Associate Judge
Neil c. Fraley, sitting.
Mr.. Guard was indicted the mid
die of November by the grand
jury which was called into special
5 ssion by Judge Fraley to con-
sioer the charge He has been held
without bond since the shooting
Guard told Sheriff James Frantz
that the revolver discharged &C
cldental4y as ne attempted 10
break up tussle between
Schroyer and Raymond Codding-
ton. Guard has entered a plea of
not guilty.
Police also we're told that Cod
dington and Schroyer were not
fighting but just acting the fool
Defending Mr.. Guard will be
Lewis R. Jones, Oakland, and w.
Earl Cobey, Frostburg. States At
torncy W. Dwight Slower will pros
ecute the case. Assisting him will
be Walter w. Dawson.
The trial will get under way at
8 O'Clock
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
Has Rambler Agency

Sanders and Hershman garage
in Oakland now has the agency
for the Rambler automobile, it was
announced officially this week.
This is product of American
Motors.
The agency was formerly held
by the Parsons garage in Mt. Lake
Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
Weather Is Mild

Outside of light snowfall on
Sunday, the weeks weather was
extremely mild
A rain began to fall last Friday
afternoon which continued Satur-
day when rain continued most of
the day Then, after Sundays light
snowfall there we're three days of
clear and moderating weather. al
though the early mornings we're
frosty A light rain fell early
Thursday morning. A warm and
wet weekend was indicated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17
To Present Program

The Aurora Junior and Senior
High School Chorus and Band will
present d Christmas musical con-
cert in Aurora High School audi
forum on December % at 500 p.
m. No admission will be charged,
but an offering will be taken for
new music for the school
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17

Kermit G.. Kope, Jr, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Kermit G. Kope. r. R. d.
2, Deer Park, will participate in
midyear commencement ceremo-
MES at Tri-State College, Angola,
Indiana, on Thursday, December
II.
Mr. Kope is among candidates
for the Bachelor of Science degree
in Civil Engineering. While at
tending Tri-State College, Mr..
Kope has served as secretary of
the Civil Engineering Society and
is member of the Tri-State Col
lege Band.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17

Pvt. John NJ. SlaWter, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Slawter, of Au-
rora, w. Va, completed eight
weeks of signal corps advanced
training on November 18th at
Camp Gordon, Ga. He received the
linesman course in communica-
tons.
Pvt. Slawter entered the army
in July and completed basic COM
bat training at Fort Jackson,
South Carolina. He is at present
stationed for year of active duty
i'll Korea.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-12-17

U. S. space scientists scoffed at
plans to COLOMBO moon, saying it
was "wishful thinking"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Cuban Revi|es
Black House
And Herter

HAVANA, Nov. II (AP)-A
procurement Havana radio
station today accused United
States Secretary Of State Her
ter and the "black house"
white House, Of conspiring
against the Cuban revolution.
A commentator for the pri-
vately-owned Union Radio,
Tony Fernandez, called the
United States State Depart
ment "a liar" for saying that
efforts are being made within
the Cuban government to re-
place traditional Cuban-Amer-
lean friendship with hostility.
He described the latest United
States protest note to Cuba as
cynical, calumnious, infamous,
insolent" and characteristic Of
"rapacious imperialism posing
as democracy" The note pro-
tested against distribution OF
an anti-American booklet seek
ing to link the United States
with an outbreak Of anti-Cas-
tro violence here october 81
| in which two Cubans were killed
and As were injured.
Cuban Foreign Ministry Of
ficials said the pamphlet would
continue to circulate despite
the United States objection.
The commentators attack
was one Of the most violent in
the series Of current anti-Amer-
lean blasts started by Prime
Minister Fidel Castro.
He charged that Mr.. Herter,
the State Department and the
"black house" have conducted
an anti Cuban campaign which
is responsible for the decline
in United States Cuban rela-
tons.
He said the campaign was
aided by "the putrid news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Court Clears Man
In Freak Case Of
SUSPENDED Permit

The nightmare OF John Elms
ended yesterday in Municipal
Court.
It began at 9:45 pm. Sep
TENDER 81, when Mr.. Films, Q
31-year-old service station at
tendant, tried to start his
stalled car with q booster bat
terry.
The spark jumped, and the
auto careened down Tenth
street NE, with its hood up
and Mr.. Films chasing after.
He tried to steer the car
from the outside, but it swerved
into the wrong lane, smashed
into a parked car and came
to rest after jamming Mr.. Films
against a second parked car.
When he sQuirmed free, he
called police to report the
bizarre accident and then was
taken to the hospital where he
received ~ stitches.
In the meantime, police
learned Mr.. Films had had his
drivers permit suspended and
they charged him with operat-
ing after suspension.
Gilbert Giordano, attorney
for the defense, argued yes
terday that Mr.. Elms had acted
instinctively and that his every
action had been bent on stop
ping the car, rather than
operating it.
In a recent case, another
man had been found guilty OF
operating without a permit
after pushing a car which be-
came involved in an accident,
but Mr.. Giordano argued that
the case in point differed be-
cause all of Mr.. Elms' actions
were negative ones.
Judge Austin L. Tickling
agreed and found the de-
PENDANT not guilty Of operating
with a suspended permit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

agencies. United Press Inter-
national and the Associated
Press. both paid by the Yankee
Government"
He accused United States
authorities In the Panama Ca
nal Zone Of "cowardly assassi-
mating Panamanian citizen.
who only demand respect foi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

their sovereignty" More than
80 persons were injured in Pan
ANA last week when United
States police and Army troops
and Panama National Guards
men prevented nationalist
crowds from raising the Pana-
manian flag in the American
controlled Canal Zone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

Another service TO increase your shopping pleasure
and comfort ct the New Heeht Cos. Washington
Store. Here competent troned ottendont will
help you select the proper Dr.. sehoII support, opp-
once or remedy for your porticuor need, and fit
you properly in footwear that cradles and supports
your every step. Sizes and widths for normal os we'll
os problem feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Introducing Dr.. sehoH Shoes

Top, Fomous "copee" Hond-peeeed arch gives
gentle lift to your foot Burgundy Colt sizes 8h-l2
in and widths -$23.95
Lower, Smart Block Dress Kid with perforated vomp,
" heel. Sizes So, A to widths $685.
NEW DR.. scHoLL DEPT, STREET FLOOR
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
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enjoy professional results at home visit the Hech cos
HEALTH & EXERCISE
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THE MANY GLAMOUROUS
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TO YOUR HEALTH j.. :. that's the toast we offer to
the exciting new Health 6 Exercise Salon at our
Washington Store. Conveniently located on the
street floor, this specialized area displays such aids
to your health and physical fitness as massage
lounges, bicycle exeresers, vibrating pillows the
very type Of equipment youwiII find in professional
health salons. It's here for you to enjoy in the
privacy Of your own home This is an invitation to
come in see the machines demonstrated -.
try them Yourself WASHINGTON STORE ONLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS

The U. S. Government does not pay for this qdver.
fising. The Treasury Department thanks, for their
patriotic donation, The Advertising Council and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM


HOLLYWOOD.-Walt Disney presents 90
minute special from Disneyland on ABC. Nom
day. June IS, to show OF the So million worth
Of new rides and attractions at his famed
amusement park On hand to show you-the
television audience around the park will be
the one and only Art LinkIetter.
Renald Reagan's General Electric Theater
goes live In the fall for 10 shows at CBS. The
others In the series win be filmed as usual Mean
while. Ronnie Is free this summer to make
movies-and he'd like TO-
The British Broadcasting Corp. impressed
with telescopes OF Playhouse 90. win put on
Commute dramatic series next fall. First show
win be James Barrie's "A kiss for Cinderella
starring Coincidence JEANNE Carson. And
Howard Keelis wanted for six hour long musical
spectaculars next season--to originate In diff
ferent cities throughout the United States,
using the symphony orchestra and musical
groups In each town. :. Theodore Bikel viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
Hollywood Report
Disneyland on Display


Aim some Tv shows for NTA syndication. IN
Europe this summer, while. in between, starring
with David Ladd and Donald Crisp in Dog Of
Flanders" s.f
Fernando Lamas owns so per cent OF his
La Fftte TV show which Desi Arnax produces ut
his Desilu studios. Ron Randall few into
Hollywood for one day to discuss the new Tv
adventure series he win make, YANKEES strip, to
be filmed in Central America, after his current
Broadway play, "The World Of Suzie Wong"
Gene tBat Masterson) Barry has signed to guest
with Dinah Shore, Perry Como and Steve Allen
next season.
Six-foot-six Chuck Connors TVS Rifeman,
has tough time getting shoes for his huge
feet which, he says, can also be used to stomp
out forest fires Recently, In st. Louis--the shoe
capital Of the United States-Chuck bought Is
pairs OF brogans :. william Hopper, Paul Drake
in The Perry Mason series. tells me he Is getting
into shape for the new season by skin-diving
for apricots In his swimming pool, after they
fan on neighbors treel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30
CARROLL KNoLLs, sIlver sprlnl

Attractive brick contemporary
3-bedrm. rambler on corner lot;
liv. rm. with stone fireplace
wall. dining area, monern kitchen
with table space, bsmt. has rec.
rm., sep. laundry rm. end outside
entrance; SiS,500. FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES, INC. ~.
7-77OO I'll q.
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ERNwiilismsbarFH Color Colonial With
4 bedrms., ga baths; den and
lavatory: gorGeous lS0-ft. freed
lot, Priced at only S2e.500 EN-
2-S2O6. DISTRICT-MARYLAND
REALTY, INC. Ewes, OIL. 4-3l96.
KNOLLS = Brick split
bedrms, and den makes 4th bed
rm.. IA baths, rec. rm., patio,
up-to-the-minute kitchen: blk.
to school and . buses; S23,50O,
and assume $40 900 4lbcs CT loan
at 1927 mo. pitt. SIX REALTY
CO.. DI. 7-55llO, 10. 5-3364 ewes.
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FOREST HILLS

IN-TOWN SPLIT-LEVEL
(OFF MACARTHUR BLVD.)
is hard to stimulate
for every house we list for sale,
THIS brick r,r splitie Ns h.I rambler ;I
the park bordered garden is the
exception.
Has 5 main bedrooms. with bed
room, bath and clubroom below:
2 fireplaces. Only S36,500. Ewes.
Miss Meyers, IA. 2-S916
j. LEO KOLB co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30

Mr., ST. MICHAEL's - Attractive
brick Colonial, on deep level lot:
vacant. Three bedrms., two baths
on End A.: liv. rm.. din. rm.,
Kitchen with breakfast nook ard
side screened porch on LIST d.; fun
bsmt.,- oil h.-w heat, garage. Call
~; 3-9222; ewes, JU. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-30

CLEyE. Avn. NEW TOWN HOUSE,
prana-nsv beauty en fashion.
ahle WoQdley Hill = TIE LAST
a5 ..,11 ns . SshsS n t re. sEs sID
bsiIsksful iivinS' room. din nha
I'm, patio aTrangement in rear.
CENTRAL AIR cONDfTIONiNO !
PRANK 3 PHILLfPs, INC. pi.
I-lfiI; eyes,. wo. e-s4eo, OIL,
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MONTGOMERY HILLS
ACCTTAHE All a. TOAh


Lovely 3-5edrm. slate-roofed bricI
nome. rec, rm. TranSferred owner
has REDUCED PRICE for quick
BUDNEY REALTY CORP.
10. 5-275O 10. 5-3423
NEW BRICK RAMBLER; close-in
kenSington-3 bedrmS.. Us baths,
full bsmt.. only SI7.a50. assume
$4,000 loan. EVELYN q. KAP-
Ian, 1908 Georgia ave. NV, RIA.
6-2l45, VIII. 6-O259
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES, Lang
ley Park-Beautiful Ice. brk. RAM
bier; 3 bedrms. FULL BSMT
WITH REC. RIM. CENTRAL AIR
COND. Lovely corner. Call HUGH
T. PECK, HE. 4-64OO til Q,
NEW HAVEN SPLIT-LEvEL; CLAM
orous .4-bedrm. home with bal
cony: huge cathedral living rm.,
l2xl7 kit. 1sxl7 din. family rm ;,
patio: assume CT loan, approx.
Sl25 mo. pays all. EVELYN @.
kAPLAN, ZOOS Georgia ave. NV.
RIA. 6-o145, WIZ 6-OohQ
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[ T. REGG. INC

DU. 7-e4sQ
SUMNER-4-bedr resale; owner
transferred. Features include Are
place in huge master bedrm, den,
2-ear garage, rear patio and brick
barbecue. Priced at S42,500 This
offers fine opportunity 70 buy in
this choice area under price Of
new homes THOMAS L. PHIL
LIPS Co, OIL. 4-1424 til pm.
PARK = Lovely older
home, 6 rms. LIST FIR. powder rm.
Nice cond. Only $1,000 dn. FLA
or VA terms, $4,000. HUGH T.
PECK, HE, 4-6400 til o.
TAKOMA PARK-Five-unit apt.
DALEY REAL ESTATE AP. q
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ShhNNON u LUChS 20.
ENGLISH COLONIAL,

ENULIOH COLON1AL
CloSe-in Silver Spring. Brick: bed
rm., bath, LIST floor; > bedrms.,
bath, 2nd floor: new kitchen. ga
rage, screened porch: hot-water
heat; very cow. area.
THOMPSON CO. JU. $4,000
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rHFVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE = Rambler Just
across line in Nd; 3 bedrms., .
baths, rec. rm., f1repl., garage;
bus fare. Bargain. Under $50, 900.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY. EN-. 81
1900: ewes, WO. 6-4460.
CHEVY CHASE, half block of Chevy
Chase circle-Redecorated, 5 bed
rooms, 3 baths, library. huge din
ing room, 20-ft. den, full bsmt. /:
Gear garage. Low 30s. ANDRIS
REALTY, OIL, 2-9070 til 0.
CHEVY CHASE vIEW-Lge. 6-rn.
rambler; paneled rec. rm. wifull
bath; lovely fenced YARD 100x147.
So 600 LIST trust; only S24,950.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

N. ARL.--Newly dec
5-rm. rambler with firepl., ser
porch and garage: lge lot: eoun-
try atmosphere. Handy to schools.
churches. shopping and swim
sS2s N. VSnburefi st., Arl.
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OLDER TYPE HOME

CIoSe-ln Iakoma Park-3 nice
bedrooms, ? screened porches.
shaded lot. 50xl50: we'll priced
az Sl3.500 with terms. VISIT
ROBERT E. LOHR. REALTOR.
1850 New Hampshire ave, Lang
ley Park or call HE. $4,000. Our
18th Vt. of dependable service.