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Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02

DR.. and Mrs. Wells Wilson of
Brooklyn, N Y. called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucius Webb, Friday after
noon on their way home from a few
days visit with Mrs. Wilson's bro
ther in Milton.
There is nothing so fatal to
character as half-finished tasks.
Sunday callers on Mr.. w. K.
Brown were Mr.. Garfield Sharp,
Mr. Lucius Webb, Mr.. Walter Rob-
bins, Mr. James Huey, Mr.. Ed
Walls, Mr. and Mrs. William Will
Jams, Mr. and Mrs Everett Waller,
Mr. and Mrs Norman Collins, and
Mrs. Serena Hayes. Many other
friends called during the week. Mr..
Brown still remains quite i'll.
Brenda and Beverly Donovan
surprized their mother and father
on Sunday evening with birthday
party for both of them. Those pre-
sent were Mr.. and MRS. Linwood
Donovan, Mr.. Harry Donovan and
Mrs Kathryn Vinyard of Farming
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Andrews
and son, Mr. and Mrs. James Mills,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Carey, Mr..
and Mrs. James Mills, Jr., and son,
and Mrs. Fannie Mae Mills. All
had very enjoyable evening and
wished Barbara and Brantley many
more Happy Birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Warnock and
sons visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Stu
chlik and family in Milton on We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sapp and fam
lily had supper with the Dewey
Sapps on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fannie Mae Mills has very
badly sprained ankle and will be on
crutches for three weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Cleaver has a nice
addition to the front of her home
of new brick steps and iron rails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Beebe and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Mills and son visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Lane in Harrington on Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Collins and
Miss Alice Brown enjoyed watching
the Roy Rogers Chevy show in
color on Sunday evening along with
Bob and l.
Do unto others as though you
were others.
Mr.. sand Mrs. James Thawley
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Warnock and sons Satur-
day evening.
The Dewey Sapps rode to Wilm-
ington on Sunday and enjoyed
picnic lunch on their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Donovan
attended the lumbermen's banquet
In Ocean City, Nd, on Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Steele and son
spent Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Adams in Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Genevitz
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Cecil Watson.
Mrs. c. v. Wilkerson called on
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Horvat on
Saturday afternoon.
Bill Davidson with aunt and un-
Gle, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Webb
visited his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs,
preston Webb of Glen Burnie. Md
and enjoyed shopping at the new
shopping mart there. The Harm
dale Maull. While there he journey
ed through the new Harbor Tunnel
at Baltimore and visited his sister.
Mrs Roberta T. Reynolds at White
marsh, Md. Then one day he visit
ed at Taneytown, Md. to see his
niece and nephew, Mrs. Bruno
Schott and Mr.. William Reynolds.
Both have new babies in the family
so Bill got to see the babies.
Kindness is not enough. The
Bible says flowing kindness"
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02


the Sunday School room of the
Church. Each member bring
covered dish
McC0lIey's Methodist Chapel
Rev. IY0n Downing. Pastor
Sunday, October 4, 1859
Sunday school services in charge
of superintendent, Mr.. Preston
Donovan
Chaplins Chapel Methodist Church
Rev. Iv0n Downing. Pastor
Sunday school services under the
direction of superintendent, MIR.
Melvin Moore. Worship service.
Sunday, October 18th, Home
coming Day at Chaplins. Those
who desire to put flowers in church
for the Homecoming Day, please
contact Mrs. Stevenson before
October 4th.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02
Leaf Blight Hits Corn

A leaf blight has bit MANY corn
Ilelds in Sussex County. causing
leaves to appear blighted or frost.
ed, county agent William HI. Hend-
erson says. In some cases nearly
all the leaves have been affected
and yields reduced.
The leaf blight, also called
Northern leaf blight, is caused bv !
fungus that thrives in hot weather
with moderate rainfall. Technically
tne disease is known as "HeI-
mlnth-O-sporium ter-se-cum."
The best control for leaf blight
is crop rotation and use of resist
ant varieties, Henderson said. MANY
new hybrids that have high resist
ance to leaf blight and root rots.
are being developed by agricultural
experimental stations and CONNER
cial seed companies.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02
CEDAR NECK
Mrs. Serena nayes
Phone GA-2-4749

Pray without ceasing (Thessa-
lonians 5:17)
Thought For The Day
Through prayer we are trans
formed and given power to do the
work OF God.
October has XXI Days.
3rd-Jewish New Year
10th-United States Naval Acad-
emy at Annapolis opened (1845)
12th-CoIumbus Day
27th-Theodore Roosevelt's Bir-
thday (185S)
3Oth-John Adams birth h d a y
(1735)
31st-Halloween
Birthstone-Opal
Flower-G Goldenrod
Miss Alice Brown along with
Mrs. Laura Gooden was in Phila-
deIphia, Pa. on Thursday.
Mr.. Douglas Drummond is much
improved and hopes to leave the
hospital very soon.
Mr.. Walter Robbins returned
home on Friday from 3 weeks
stay in the VA hospital at Elsmcre
where he underwent an emergency
appendectomy.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Horvat, Jr
and three children of Ashland, N.
j. visited their parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Horvat, Sr. on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Girvan of st.
Petersburg, Florida arrived in Mil
ford on Friday to spend three
weeks with their children, The
Niblett family and the Ralph Halls.
They will also visit other relatives
In and around Milford.
There is no substitute for think
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hayes and
children visited the Wallace Woot-
en- family in Frederick on Sunday
afternoon.
On Sunday afternoon visited
Mrs. Alice Baker and Mrs. Mary
Drumming in Milford. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pritchett
and daughters visited Mrs. BERTHE
Pritchett in Henderson, Md. on
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02

Forty young cunodion sturgeon hove
been shipped TO Russia in exehonge. for
live RUssion sturgeon. The fwo-foot Rus.
sion sturgeon motures in two yeors, while
the 4o-inch conodiun sturgeon fukes at
leost IS yeors.
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grants. partly Offset by a 800
million increase In loan funds.
Committee members who
commented on the bill agreed
that its effect on military aid
would be more persuasive than
mandatory. It contains new
language setting standards for
military aid-generally that II
be given countries actually en-
dangered by Communist ag-
erosion or infiltration. But 1t
also provides that the Presi-
dent may authorize military
aid to any country deemed to
need 1t. Congress would have
to be notified Of such findings,
mild Restriction"
at spells out some restric-
ton, in a mild way" said
Chairman Morgan. Democrat Of
Pennsylvania. He added the
administration had advised the
committee ut could live
with it."
A Republican member. Rep
resentative Fulton of Pennsyl-
vania, said he favored the
wording. He termed It "a light
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ever. that q fiat limit Of $780,
900 on these loans would have
far-reaching implications. II
large producers can't get large
support loans, he said. they
would dump their crops on the
market and push farm prices
even lower than they have
been.
That could wreck the orderly
farm marketing program that
has operated for rs years, he
commended.
Sees Little Man Hurt
Instead Of a $4,000 limit on
the total loans. he proposed a
$50. 900 limit on the total Of
cotton. wheat, corn and other
crops that could be turned over
to the Government.
Senator Stennis said that in
trying TO hit one big producer
by the loan limit. Congress
might be damaging 100 little
farmers.
Some single cotton farms
have as many as 100 families
as tenants but would be limited
to a $4,000 loan, he said.
Senator Russell said large
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Senate Tackles Issue
Of Form Loan Ceiling

effort to cut down Government
farm costs.
Maneuver on Crops
Supporters Of the $4,000
price-support limit. now part
Of the bill. have said that UNI
der the present regulations,
some big farmers and farm
corporations have collected
more than 81 million apiece in
such loans In one year.
II market prices later rise
above price-support levels. they
sell the crop and pay back the
loan. II market prices are
lower. they let the Government
have the crop and the loan is
marked paid. In this way,
the Government has piled UP
SO or $40 billion worth of farm
surpluses.
Senator Stennis said, how
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Fiji Polio Epidemic
Is Finally Licked

SUVA. Fiji (AP)-The d.
rector Of medical services says
Suva is clear Of poliomyelitis
after an epidemic that lasted
four months.
The Fiji Public Relations
Office announced 3l3 cases
were officially reported through
out Fiji during the epidemic.
Seventy-five per cent Of victims
were children under 2 years.
-Four adults and four children
died.
The native Fijian race was
affected least. The greatest
proportion of cases was among
Europeans.
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rod Of caution" and said the
committee used 1t in an at
tempt to solve the problem Of
how to give military aid. with
out giving so much 1t would be
q factor In local politics"
The committee sought to deal
with fiscal shortcomings and
abuses In foreign aid by con-
centrating review and audit au-
thority in a powerful new office
In the State Department itself,
The new inspector general and
controller would oversee the
semi-independent ICA--but re-
port to an Undersecretary OF
State.
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Job Need Seen

PARIS.-French economists
estimate that, beginning In
1861, France must create In
five years as many new In
dustrial jobs as have been
created since the beginning OF
the century. Otherwise. they
warn, a large part Of the ma
tons youth will be doomed 10
unemployment.
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The Senate again tackles the
big annual Agriculture Depart
ment money bill today, facing
a decision on the wisdom OF a
$4,000 limit for Government
price support loans to any one
farm.
The Senate meets early un-
der a limited debate provision
in the hope Of completing &C
ton on the bill today.
Senator Russell, Democrat Of
Georgia. floor manager for the
$4.5 billion bill. and Senator
Stennis. Democrat of Missis-
sippi. teamed together yester-
day to try to revamp the $780,
900 limit.
They implied that those who
support the limit may not
realize the full effects Of the
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losses on the farm programs
apparently caused men who
are otherwise reasonable and
sane TO strike out blindly at
the farm program.
Senators Young. Republican
OF North Dakota. and Aiken.
Republican of Vermont. Joined
in criticism Of the loan limi-
tation.
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agreed on informally. was to
be introduced today and
brought to q vote In the House
II possible next week. 1t calls
for $3.642. 800. 900 for the year
beginning July /. plus about
$2l million of funds appropri-
ated In earlier years.
This represented a cut Of
1856 million in President
Eisenhower's proposals for
military aid and economic
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ton Administration. Congress
has heard testimony Of waste
and In q few instances. fiscal
irregularities in some ICA OPP
erations.
It would also provide a strong
statement Of Congress intent
that underdeveloped countries
far from the cold war firing
line not get extensive military
aid, but be steered toward eco
nomic loans.
The bill. already drafted and
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New Foreign Aid Bill
Goes to House Today
ny the Associated Press

House members seeking foreign aid claimed
important preliminary victory today
The Foreign Affairs Committee ready TO send to the
House legislation for next which would provide
tighter rein the State Department hold its
kendependent operating agency the International Coopera
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All First Quelity. Choose from regular or tlor
blue, oroy or ton cotton cords. Sizes ~ to 4.
no alterations OF this low price.
s'Not more than IL residual shrtRka0s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

REGINA HIGH AREA-Chsrning
rm. with firepl.. dining area with
mural. tiled kit, family nm, good
STORAGE facils.; diversified earage
fenced-in yard with barbecue,
Excel. cond. throughout; sparkling
clean; Call DUFFIE, INC" HE.
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4 BEDROOMS

The large family will enjoy q lot
Of living In this unusual PERSONAL
ity home. redecorated, II boasts
q cozy family room. with fireplace
dining room, beautiful living room
with fireplace, inviting entrance
hall. Utility and laundry room
Rustic fence surrounds lovely rear
yard. 4lase loan can be assumed.
Move fast on this. Priced at SCI, :
$50. Dial IA. 5-Q4O0.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED

A newly redecorated immaculate
split-level in very convenient North
Arlington location. Minutes to
Seven Corners, featuring three
bedrooms, "a baths, separate din
ing room, fully equipped kitchen
with birch cabinets, breakfast
nook, screened porch, built-in ga
rage. Priced at $24. 500. Be sure
to see 1t. Call today, ia. $4,000.
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HOUSES boa sALE--Mp.

$500 DOWN and iess than SO per
fuli-bsmI, home with many extras;
near public school, st. MAYS
parochlai and transp.i cow. 10
parkway. Priced right At 4ll $50.
CAL 'ul Pm. ROBERT q.
DAVIS a Co, INC.
$500 DOWN, ssl PER NO. buys a
small 2-bedrm home close TO
country club: ideal for neWlvWsd
sossPsIss. riNcHAh a CO.. uN,
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4 BEDROOMS

on a charming Fenced lot
with many shrubs. flowers and
young trees is this comfortable
home featuring q large dininr
area, modern kitchen. living room
with fireplace, very nice rec. rm..
full basement and modern hot wa
ter heating. One of our better
buys. Walk to schools and trans
portation.. Priced right at Sir
800, Well worth q phone call.
Dial IA. $4,000.
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New Hampshire Garden

EVANSVILLE. close to st, Jeromes
liv, rm.. sep. din. rm., equip kit,
den and 2 bedrms: bsmt., lge.
front porch: only asking $12.500.
easy FILA or conventional terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.,
UN. 4-1166
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ideal Cape
Cod, all brick; full basement, stair
way to large partly finished attic
prize Al location; sell for STA
800, lust 5000 down, SS7 "A per
mo. FINCHAM g. CO.. UN. 4-s3S3.
HfATTSvILLE HILLS - All-brick
Colonial: S19.950, FLA or con-
Jentional. Features large front
porch, liv. rm. with fireplace, fam
lily size din. rn.. eating space in
modern kit; 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
full bsmt. with rec. rm. and bar;
workshop, toolshed. garage, barbe-
cue Many extras. WE. 5-5422
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
IDEAL STARTER HOME bed
rms, fenced, scr. pch., close-in loo
$500 dn. FULL PRICE, Sg.a50.
FoRTIN REALTY, 10. 10000.
KIRBY HILLS. 1907 winslow I'd
Open Sunday go. assume CT loan.
Three-bedrm. split-level, excellent
cond., fenced and handicapped lot;
priced to sell. ga mi. past d. C,
line. out Indian Head hwy. MEL
SON REALTY CO.. HE. $4,000.
KIRBY HILLS-Split-level. Three
bedrms., Ice. din. rnl., kit, bi-level
oven. birch cabinets; $3.50 down,
take over payments; no qualifying
FORESTVILLE-Three nice 3-bed-
rm. ramblerS: > with bsmts..
with gar, I with $3.50 dn., take
over payments.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY, RE. $4,000
Trodne C0ne{darod
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OPEN

AREA. 54a3 18th Place
--Brk. Colonial. g rms, bath, lge,
scr. porch, rec. rTn., h.-w. h., fen.
yard; S17,q0O, UN. 4-4542
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P. G. P. OFFERS

P. G. P. OFFERS
ASSUME oI Ar loan and save
frame rambler. 2 bedrms.. op-
tional din. rm.,. family de luxe
KIT, with disposal and dishwasher.
full tile-fioor hsmt.. many extras;
near everythingi terrihc buy,
$4,000. Call P. @. P.
VALUE PLus-charming 2-bedrm.
home with expandable 2nd floor
for 3rd bedrrn., 23-ft. liy. rm.
with fireplace, sep. din. rm,. new
remodeled kit, knotty pine rec.
rm. IN bsmt.; loaded with extras:
St4.950. FLA terms. Cali P. Q. P.
WOODLAND = Vacant for quick
possession and no red tape fnanc-
ing. Take over 49, loan with
and-frame home featuring 2O-ft.
Nv rm., adioining knotty pine
den. sep. din, fnn.. equipped KIT.
with disposal, semihnlehed rec.
rm,, full fenced enclosed ward.
cHEvERLY - Spacious all-brick
nome leAIuTlnk UeuInlhs anu
bath down. 3 bedrms. and bath
on End floor, fireplace In liv. rm..
guests din. rni. and large kit,
full bsmt with finished rec. rm.
with fireplace and u bath, auto
washer and drier, secluded tree
shaded lot: priced for quick sale
and FLA approved Call P. @. p.
ONLY 5000. DIN. incl settlement
and moving cost II you live within
20 miles; payments like rent. a
big 3 rm. home mr.. 81. Marys with
3 bedrms., lge. liv. rm. with din,
rm., side porch and full bsmt
p q. p. priced and FHA approved
for quick sale. Trades considered.
74FT. center-ha rambler. p, @, P.'s
Home of -the- Week with bedrms
and den, 3 baths, . woodworking
firepls., banauet-sized din, rm. ana
large kit, rec. and maids room
in bsmt Approx. "a Of an acre lot
with a-car garage. Many flowers.
shrubs and fruit trees. An UNI
usual home offering comfort and
seclusion. Must see to appreciate.
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The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-4600 Realtors

CHEyERLY-custom I0-rm. Colo
Nal 2 bedrms. and maids nm,
deck; garage; attr. wooded lot,
s0x150; walk-in bsmt.: walk-up
etorase attic; built 1871: brick
and frame; washer-dryer, deep
freeze, garbage disposal. s mi. TO
dntn. ID. c, Will take smaller
house in trade. Estimated replace
ment cost $4,000 Price By
OWNER. S2s.5O0. SIP. 3-O3SS.
CHEvERLY-Ali the extras have
been added to this immaculate =
I'm. brick home, priced to sell at
$19.g50. "a baths, den, jalousied
porch, wall-to-wall carpeting, crys-
"a .te chandelier roDS patio. , fenced 1ct
EEHA.. &c, Can IN 9 p;m. ROBERT
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

lAA CONDlTION--SsOn down paw
ment on this spacious. 3-hedrni.,
full bsnit,. rambler. Up-to-date
equipped kitchen; beautiful fenced
yard. Children Viil be within walk
Ina distance from school. bus and
swimming pool, Priced al $4,000.
With lust one FHA trusti Cali to-
day for appQlntment. LuRIA
! PROS M REALTORS IA. $500
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CHEVERLY

Over q 100 properties for sale I'M
the area Of Cheverly- Hyattsville-
Landover Hills =, 3. and 4 bdrms.
TODAY'S SPECIAL
4 bdrns., brick, sep. din. rn., full
basement with rec. rm.. Sl3,950.
So down. VA terms. CLYDE r.
ADAMS, REALTOR, UN. 4-1143.
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REAL ESTATE
M. 4-00h0

FOR SALE OR RENT. Cane Cod
4 bedrms., sep din. rm with all
cond. Fenced yard. ] block from
downtown bus. In College PARK
Call wkdys. 4 pm. til dark
WE. 5-2S35.
FOREST HEIGHTS-Semidet,; {
bedrms., Ia baths, full bsmt.
fenced yard. 10. 7-12T4.
FOREST HTS.-S495 down. no set.
Element charges; semidet. brk., /:
bedrms., bsmt, powder rm. LIST n
AssIIne 4 ~ CI lnan IO h-A1An
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8 Bedrooms. 2 Baths

Home in immaculate condition fea-
turing q center stair entrance
charming living room with pine
paneled fireplace, kitchen with
table space, nice size dining room
full basement. priced at SlS,600
Don't wait, bny 1t while you can.
Call DU. $4,000.
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UNIVERSITY PARK

A GRACIOUS. CHEEKY.
quality brick home. located
IN one Of the Amer areas Of
Prince GeorEes Co. Wide,
shady lot. 3 bedrms.. sep.
din, rIn.. big kit, bsmt.. at
taehed garage. side screened
porch. Realistically priced
at $24,e50.
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DREAM RAMBLER"
LEWISDALE. MD.

Ideal for retired couple, small fam
lily, 8 rms; bath: screened porch
finished rec. rm. with bar sepa-
rate din. nm: eating space in kit:
bay window liv. room; awnings;
storm windows: garden house
paved driveway: most beautiful.
Handicapped. fenced lot with trees
taxes, $276 per year. AL cond
terms. NOTE Shown by appt
only. Drive by and see from out
side first, then please call Mr.
Pepper. for Apt. once closed
Sundays; call weekdays. for appt
fe%isdaie Md. DIR: Out N H
ave. 10 East-West hwy. Just past
Allen Theater. right to Rigs I'd.
left 2 blocks to Beechwood I'd
tLEWISDALE ENTRANCE ST
right on Beechwood I'd. TO clio
Its q dream OF a home
4
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Chilluin, Md. Rambler

O4A1I1uIIIl 4VAU' ANuIIIUICI
Open 1-6. 500 Thurman ave. Gus
torn-blt. 4-yr.-old hrk, Foyer entr,
Lge. llv. rrl wffirepl, i3xl2 din.
rm,: de luxe kit, 3 bedrms. 2
baths, bsnit., screened pch. Dir:
Out NH. ave. past DC. line 20
Sheridan ST., 1T. to Sth ST., left
TO Thurman, 1T. to S29.
WEISS n CTOT AID TNC
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AIR CONDITIONED

For all season comfort and in ex-
cellent North Arlington location.
situated on lovely lot sur
rounded BY q white picket fence
Is this handsome home. with such
features as three bedrooms,
separate dining room. living room
with fireplace. Center hall, nice
screened porch. full basement, and
ing TO the charm of this all brick
home. Priced at So3,5OO, Don't
wait. call IA. $4,000.
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CHEvERLY
RIvERDALE
UNIVERSITY ESTATES

USED JUST ENOUGH 70
be better than new. Year.
old. custom built 4-bedrm..
2ia-bath split-ievel. Huge
sunken liv. rm. with iirepl
opens to . lge. din. area
adj. 10 q beautiful patio
throuEh aluminium sliding
doors. 4th bedrm grace
fully paneled In Honduras
mahogany with an outside
entr. ct ground level. Huge
tiled family rn. Ideal for
doctor, dentist or prof. man
as home and once. Sub
stantial cash required.
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$3.50 DOWN

Most attractive stone and frame
Hot water heat. good size living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room, lust Q step from shop
ping, and direct buslines. You may
assume present financing with as
little as $3.50 down, payments
less than rent Priced S12,50O.
Won't last, so call Du. $500.
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SAY P. G. P.

PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-T774
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& STOLAR, INC.


CLINTON-BRAND-NEW 3-b.r. brk
rambler; h-acre lot. 12' opt. Best
loo. FORTIN RLTY., 10. $4,000
COLLEGE HGTS. ESTS.-Executive
type 4-bedrm. Colonial; 3 baths,
dble. gar: exclusive loo. BUTLER
REALTY CO.. AP. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

VEST HYAITSVILLlE--3003 James,
town I'd. Modern ? hedrm. home
with full din. rm.; Ice. kit. has
new automatic gas Tappan Range.
l2-cu,-ft. ? compartment refrig.;
house recently decorated: Anchor
fenced I'd. and cement patio. S13,-
ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31

COLLEGE PARK-Assume 49, Gl
loan: pay $40 mo. incl. taxes
4-rm., all-masonry rambler. I'M
MEDIATE POSSESSION. Si1,950
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor. HE