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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18

rrio Sagrado Coraz6n en- la pa
rada 26 y media en- Santurce,
visitaron la casa del senior UNI
pierre en- la Gale Lloveras de
Santurce, acompanadas del Co.
misario del barrio, senior Enri-
que Santiago Marina y entire
garon sus licencias, las cuales
dijeron lie habian comprado a
Leonardo Aviles Rivera, acusa-
do de conspiracion por los fis-
Gales por Ell racquet de ~licencias,
Ell teniente Jose A. Rivera, CO.
mandante de la Detective en- ell
Area Metropolitana Sc traslado
tambien a la Residential del Sc
nor Umpierre y ocupo las Gin
co licencias fraudulentas. Los
poseedores de estas licencias tie
men que comparecer hoy a la
Fiscalia de San Juan, para pres
tar declaration, pero Sc espera
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
De Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN. La Detective v
los fiscales que investigan ell ra-
quet en- la venta de licencias pa
rs manejar vehiculos de motor
d~escubierto Ell pasado jueveS y
,por ell cual Sc ha acusado va a
siete personas, entraron en- una
nueva etapa de las pesquisas al
recuperar otras licencias que
aparentemente no fueron expe.
didas por ell oficinista de la Di.
vision de Vehiculos de Motor,
Carlos Miranda Guzman.
AL ser arrestado y acusado de
conspiracion, Miranda Guzman
entrego a los fiscales Francisco
Agrait Oliveras y Felix Ortiz
Juan, una lista de "a personas a
las cuales Ell admitio lie habia
expedido licencias falsas a ira
yes de suS Intermediates a cam.
bio de ciertas cantidades de di.
nero. Ell acusado reiter6 que el
habia expedido "a licencias, las
cuales tenia anotadas en- I'm ar
chivo privado, con ell nombre
de la persona, ell numero de la
~licencia y la fecha de la expe-
dicion de esta.
Ell sabado la Detective recupe-
70 otras licencias que no esta-
ban incluidas en- la lista dada
por Miranda Guzman 10 que hi
20 entrar a los INVESTIGATORS en-
una nueva etapa de la investi.
gacion, en- busca de otras per-
sonas que aparentemente Sc de-
dicaban al mismo racquet.
Los INVESTIGATORS han empe-
zado a trabajar con esmero en-
esta Ease de la investigation va
que hace mas de cinco amos que
Sc venian realizando pesquisas
para descubrir Ell racquet en- la
venta de licencias sin ningun
exito.
Segun 10 declarado por Mi
randa Guzman, 81 hace solo dos
amos que traba como oficinista
en- la Division de Vehiculos de
Motor en- ell Dpto. de Obras Phi
blicas y Sc dedico al raquet de
l~icencias hace seis meses.
Para hoy lunes la Detective
anuncio que visitaria la Division
de Vehiculos de Motor del De-
%partamento de Obras Publicas,
en- busca de mas evidencia para
poder conectar a otras perso.
mas en- ell racquet de las licen-
cias de guar. s''%
Otras cinco licencias de cho,
fer y una de conductor de We.
hiculos pesados falsas fueron re-
cuperadas, por la Detective Ell
sabado por la manana, cuando
los poseedores de estas visitaron
la Residential del senior Eduar-
do Umpierre, iefe de Examina-
dores de la Division de Vehicu-
los de Motor del DEPARTMENT.
de Obras Publieas para entire.
garlas voluntariamente.
Las s personals, todas del ba-
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
FUNDAN COMITE
EN- NUEVA YORK

NUEVA YORK.-Con ell fin
de ayudar a rehabilitar a las re.
clusas puertorriquenas e hispa-
mas que salgan de la Carcel de
Mujeres, ell Comite de Servicios
Sociales de Fuerza Unida Puer-
torriquena, ell cual dirigie la Sc
nora Clara Quinones, celebrara
con dichas reclusas, entrevistas
mediante, cita previa, todos los
microbes por la noche en- los
salones de dicha organization,
200 Oeste Gale 70.
Ell acuerdo Sc tom6 durante
una reunion intima celebrada en-
la Residential de la sonora Qui.
nones. Ademas de la sonora
Quinones, Sc hara cargo de las
entrevistas los microbes, la Sc.
nora Aida de Toro, conocida
trabajadora social.
La sonora Loretta Moran, SUI.
pervisora de la Carcel de Mule.
res, expuso en- terminos genera
les las necesidades mas urgen.
ties de dicha institution hacien.
do enfasis en- la falta de inter.
pretes voluntarios y de personas
que puedan dedicar algunas no.
ras a visitar a las reclusas his
panas Y hablarles sobre temas
de interes.
La sonora Rosita MERGED. di.
rectora artistica de los progra-
mas hispanos de WHOM, ofre-
clio de6icar dos horas todas las
mananas para visitar la Carcel
de Mujeres y servir de interpre-
tie en- aquellos casos en- que la re
clusa no liable ingles. Tambien
la sonora MERGED tratara de ayu-
dar a estas reclusas en- TODD 10
que pueda, de acuerdo con las
necesidades de estas.
Junto a la sonora MERGED, ira.
bajaran: Otilio Diaz, Lally Ortiz,
Fernando Nieva, Julio Caceres y
Carmen Colon.
Segun inform6 la senorita
Rincon, presidenta de Fuerza
Unida Puertorriquena, ell Conf.
te de Servicios Sociales lIevara
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
(viene de Ia Primera)

era de particular interes para
cada miembro del Comite Con-
sultivo, la Presidencia designa-
ria cuatro subcomite para que
considerasen las recomendacio-
mes del doctor Rodriguez Bou
en- torno de cada particular.
Estos subcomites Sc reuni-
rian simultaneamente, designa-
rian I'm presidente, I'm s~ecreta-
rio y I'm portavoz y luego de
discutir las recomendaciones
volveria cada grupo a la session
plenaria para que ell portavoz
expresara sus puntos de vista
respecto de 10 informado por
Rodriguez Bou.
Sc hizo claro que TODD 10 que
Sc expresara en- la reunion, tan
to por Rodriguez Bou como por
los demas participates, eran
simplemente puntos de vista y
recomendaciones, sin que Sc die
ra por aceptada ninguna reco-
mendaci6n, va que, finalmente,
compete a la Comision de ms
truccion y a la Camara de Re
presentantes llegar a conclusio-
mes definitivas.
OFICINA DE SERVICIOS
S0CIALES EN- NUEVA YORK
NUEVA YORK AL finali-
Ear ell primer mes durante ell
cual la Oficina de Puerto Rico
ha estado ofreciendo servicios
I'm dia por la noche, ell senior
Jose Monserrat, director de esa
%agencia, manifesto que, a pesar
del numero limitado de clientes
que ha usado csc servicio, la off
Gina continuara alberta los mier-
coles TODD ell dia hasta las 800
de la noche.
Anadio que desde un princi-
pic Sc explico que era un pro-
veto experimental y que con-
tinuaria indefinidamente 81 la
comunidad hacfa ell uso debido
de esas horas extras de noche.
Recordo que la idea de abrir
la oficina de noche una vez a
la semana, surgio del publico
durante una reunion de lideres
de la comunidad y fue tambien
sugerida por algunos de los Pc
riodicos de habla espanola.
A pesar de la publicidad ofre-
cida por los periodicos y la ra-
dio hispana, en- las cuatro We
ces en- que la oficina ha estado
alberta de noche solo han apro-
vechado csc servicio unas As
personals. De estas, 10 solicita-
ron information sobre empleo,
rs para identification, 6 para
servicios sociales, 2 para orga-
nizaci6n de la comunidad Y una
para information.
Sin embargo INDIGO Monse.
rrat, ell primer microbes GUAM
do empezo ell programa de re-
clutamiento de personas intere-
sadas en- tomar ell curse prepa-
ratorio para %aspirantes del Ser
vicio Civil Sc matricularon
1853 personas. AL efecto, dijo,
que Sc estudian varios proyec.
tos que Sc pondran en- practi-
ca con la idea de conseguir que
ell publico aproveche todos los
programs que la oficina ofrece.
Monserrat senal6 nuevamente
que hay buenas oportunidades
de empleo para taquigrafas, off
cinistas, s~iquiatras, trabajadores
sociales, gerentes de fabricas
y otras que muy bien podrian
cubrirse con personals que ira
bajan, pero que interesan cam
biar de empleos.
FUNDAN COMITE
EN- NJIEVA WORK.
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-18
PeIigrosa Ia Capitalization
del Sisten1a de Instruction
en- Ia IsIa. : Rodriguez BOu

a la Carcel de Mujeres esta Sc
mana, una buena cantidad de
revistas, libros, discos y mate.
rial en- espahol para uso de las
reclusas de habla hispana. Ell Co
mite de S~ervicios Sociales prepa-
rara una serie de actividades CO.
mo exhibition de peliculas, char.
las educativas y presentation de
programs artisticos para bene-
ficio de las reclusas.
La reunion result6 muy inte-
resante, combinandose ell traba-
10 con ell arte. Ell poeta Nieva,
la escritora, educadora Y poeti-
sa, doctor Carmen Marrero, la
sonora Toro, la senorita Villa
NOR y ell actor Jose Crespo, OBJ
sequiaron a la concurrencia con
belloS poemas. Ell guitarrista
Gregorio Ayala y Ell cantante
Octavio Toro Interpretation be-
LAS melodias.
, 1959-07-08
Dr.. and Mrs. Muntell
Of Washington. D. c..
V~dcutioning Here

DIR. and Mrs. Leroy Mantell
Of Washington, p. e are spend.
ing a part Of their vacation.
visiting here. They expressed
tie hope TO eventually settle ii
St. Croix when they decide 70.
retire.
The couple, both Of whom.
are employed in the Depart
ment Of Defense in the nations
capital, visited Bermuda three
years ago and was impressed
but wanted to find a place that
Continued on page A
, 1959-07-08
ShipsBring ii Supplies
Tuke Out Rum
Gorge for M0inlond
Personnel Mention

1nIS' OOIuS7d IOVrUO - CnIls-
The ship Relief after I'M tiansted was among ~thesguests
loading cargo for Rasmussens recently who visited Stone
Associates, took on q return henge Inn AZ Ridgefeld, Con
cargo Of three hundred cases necticut, Of which Victor Gil
Of Brugal Rum for Miami, bert, welLknown Skinker, is
Florida, for transshipment to proprietor,
the West Coast. re1s q rr,z.n prn 49, -
q return cargo Of ninety bar tries for Miami, Florida.
, 1959-07-08
Supply 81 Coco Colo
Exhausted; Rer
Measures Merchants

Water shortage III ST. TIC
mas adversely affects the sup
ply of Coco Cola in st. Croix.
The demand has been great
over the weekend holidays
and local merchants have been
unable to get delivery.
A representative Of the Com ,
pany visited St. Croix and as
sured local merchants that
everything is being done to
full production.
, 1959-07-08

Ouu DOH cooperate 70 buud WQnS 10 hemOn EsCuK
Y. 5. Supreme Court Medical Center In ST Croix Child
Apn to abolish the present Government II ons s an Governor eun 80 20 Amr
Supreme Court and rengr nomced that With he ooMa-g ahIlva accented He reneH Lilo,
lie 1T as q evnMenman tn ton f the United states De- Of Commissioner Of pnhHcG cavern
bna Of state judges was in prtnent of Hath Educahon satyG George Matthias IA md -
hoduedo July 9Th yRer am Welfare the Department be relieved d the Connis 4a h
sentative oberon Brooksf Health Of the Common aonenhnD IN order that he a4 ~
Democrat Of louisiana wealth ST. puerto Bo ad MIGHT for personal reasons smun
The proposal was in Heh the Deatmeptd Health Off return to St. Cmx in charge gill
form Of q Constitutional the Government Of the Virgin Of the Departments activities rnopda
amendment To go into effect Islands, ageemeth has been on this idand certain
it would haeto be approved entered into whereby federal 1 m... 4cAa. to- BE-
-, - 49, soer Matthias request for queen
House and Senate and by asnds for 1883 ad 1859, in ,asduorent h commarel ed
Heefonrs Of the aaeS the amount Of 769OO frr ~4aslaIs 49, 1908 Is
Rep Brooks said that oI Mobilization facilities la n d damoa go anmnadm - - ton Of
clam have had too large ah health services. will he made -. IS. yF.g Y ton Sc
band in the selection of the available to the Common 600, . Aid fol
Supreme Court JUSTICES and wealth of Puerto Rico h be- - -. dents al
oHmhmes large a@ of the used towards the construction tension
country are without q Justice a Rehabilitation Center The Governor went on TO Umves
uram4aHuoo ~ ~ an+ - This rehr vii ~ n ~ pmse Commissioner Matthias
view It is high time We aAda meHca Center at Rio Pie FORM long anmue maent Supp
to- correct this situation, III dasn Puerto Rho as well as aoN oval seWce e ~ CHOSEN Exhu
said A@-#. towards the construction Of nd o. pome work ne stat eoss
- .. y. wing for cancer nmnts - ed that the commissioners 49,
he high court within a. year pVo ueSo nAH NE - 49, 49, m&h
of adoption Of the proposed ~ spenen MS nn Laa un. - &c. ply OF
amondnant ronraw+ IL 49, made with the provision that mgneN oaeS ana o1eed The d
1 A@ $50 he mma5 Center ~ rn- him lis highest compensation -. g.
would establish judicial dis Is propose 1e9 ao an over Il
ud oc CONTIGUOUS states Ger facilities at Rio PedrS No decision with respect to and Ia
--- will be available to reddensa successor has been reached unable
DR. and Mrs. MunteN ~ me virgin STANDS ume and COMMISSIONS Matthias rep
nf Trrh;rrc rs q plans to- be worked out il will therefore, continue to pay IA
a. the past byhe Virgin Islands serve until his successors aps md
Department of Health pointed and qualified eveyh
- ao nN nay mmen The Puerto Rice League ---- raune
ma J BART Of hb vacation Against Cancer has been rem ShipsBnn ia Supplies
visiting here They expressed ataI .~~ ns nnu luks ". nH
the hope to eventually settle in vAa nh.s 10 49, SonSo1 ~ 1N0nA0nu Mrs
ST. cmx when they decide ~ - - $3.50 $3.50 - S go - Te ship @Rdmp after I'M danaed
49, A8& AMS ~ AGMMn - CnuIHl Ln-A - rmH
, 1959-07-08
Bill to Provide Fire
Escape Equipment for
Children Home OK'd
According to a release issued

the following bills passed BY
the Legislature at its regular
session in 1859.
Bill No. 1901, 70 provide ap-
preparation for the purchase of
certain fire escape equipment
to be made available to the
Queen Louise Home III Fred
existed, St. Croix, and Bill No.
1908, to provide an appropria-
ton Of $4,000 as 4 contribu-
ton Of funds for Scholarship
Aid for Virgin Islands stu
dents at the Virgin Islands Ex-
tension Branch Of Catholic
University Of Puerto Rico
Supply Of Coco Colo
Exhausted; Rer
, 1959-07-08
Three Heulth Depts.
Cooperate Is Build
Medical Center

Government House an
nounced that with the coopera-
ton Of the United. States De
partment Of Hath, Education
and Welfare, the Department
Of Health of the Common
-flI
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BRADBURY HTS-Seeing Is be.
iieving! 5 bedrms., III baths;
brick Cape Cod; rec. nm, storm
windows, doors; 2 porches: Sl4.;
$50: assume 4lzet loan. FORTH
REALTY 10. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
FINCHAM.
FEATURES
KEEP

YOUR FAMILY HAPPY AND BUY
THEM ONE OF THESE NEW 81
BEDRM, RAAinLERs WITH ALL
Electric KITCHENS AND EAT.
wiTH9 OUTSIDE ENTRANCES AM
LARGE PICTURE WINDOWS
Close Close 10 Schools, i sHo aSfSe
AND TRANeP, SELLING FLA
FOR ONLY $4,000, JUST 81 ,00o
DOWN AND LOW MONTHLY
PAYMENT OF 500 80.
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GREEN

MEADOWS Is THE LOCATION Oh
THIS GORGEOUS 3-BEDROoN
COLONIAL SITUATED ON TIRE.
MENDous CORNER LOT FACING
HAS SEPARATE DINING ROOM
AND LARGE LIVING RIM. NC
QUALIFYING. ASSUME OWNERS
PRESENT $4,000 LOAN; $62.p6
PER MO. INCLUDES EVERY
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MARYLAND

MY MARYLAND YOU'LL SING
S MHHE yoq oS own Il. THIS ~ Il HOME .ls
FREE STATE. HAS 2 BEDRMS,
LARGE KITCHEN WITH AMPLE
CABINET SPACE. LOVELY BUN
PORCH FOR FALL ENJOYMENT
CONVENIENT TO AGRICULTURE
FARM AND UNIV. OF MD
OWNER ASKING JUST $4,000
WITH EASY TERMS.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HILLsIDE--New trl-levsli 8 small
ss:fsSS?I 10 ss S ;T Ss.s S,S sR ss'
shaded lot, BY OWNER. Make
9her. 1919 beth ave-, 10
$1,000.
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ARLINGTON, 1898 incl. settlement.
Lovely 3-bedrm., full bsmt;,, i'm.
maculate home. Owner will fis
nance. ST. $4,000.
ARLINGTON-Prestige home. un.
der $4,000. 3 bedrooms plus den.
Ultimate in appearance and set
ting is this sturdy brick home in
q mature, convenient North Ar
lington neighborhood; large rooms
throughout, including center hall.
rger-than-averag liv. rm., din,
rm. and kit, beautiful paneled
den and shaded screened porch:
full bsmt. with built-in garage;
l full and . half baths; land
scaping and trees are the "most.
est"l Conservatively priced under
$4,000 and flexible terms. Phone
for the many other attractive
features. FLORANCE REALTY,
23l7 Wilson blvd, ia. 10000.
ARL., N.--3-bedrm. frame; COW.
to schools, shopping center; 3d..
CONTINUED On Next Pase)
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NICHOLAS
HE S.A 4rH?If0IOO

HOME AND INCOME: present, in
rms, lac. liv. rm.. de luxe kit,
beaut, tile bath on ca. d.: nice
close-in Pr. Geo. neighbofhood
yorth It. J. N. MEDLEY. 10,
HOME AND INCOME semidet
homes for only S15.p5O. Live in
one, rent the other. One house Is
rented now for 500 per mo. Each
mas z nedrms.; sep: din: nm. bsmt
BERENs SALES. NC. Pm a-h4nn
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BRING

THE CHILDREN TO SEE THIS
3-BEDRM. HOME WITH SEP
DINING ROOM AND LARGE
KITCHEN; LOCATED IN AN
AREA CONVENIENT TO TRANsP !.
SHOPPING AND SCHOOLS. HAS
FULL BSMT. WITH PARTIALLY
FINISHED REC. RIM. AND OUT
SIDE ENTR. SELLING FHA FOR
SlL41;SS !T,,.S ONLY x. 5000 90, DoWN "A, AND
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MONEY

WELL SPENT WOULD BE THE
Built Sss.BEpRM. Ho oSHIt On i
LOVELY TREE SHADED LOT.
SEPARATE DINING RM., LARGE
KITCHEN, FULL BSMT. WITH
KNoTTY PINE REC. RIM. AND
OUTSIDE ENTR. AIR coNDi-
INCLUDED m PRICE or Sl1,boo.
JUST $3.50 DOWN AND SMALL
MONTHLY PAYMENTS, HURRY,
THIS WON'T LAST. CALL TO-
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J HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

LANHAM. pBi0 Lanham severn I'd
3-bedrm. brick rambler, huge pie
ture-window liv. rm., hrepl.. full
din. rm., lge. modern.eaulp. kit,
lh.tile baths, full bsmt. Ice.
level lot, shade trees. only 800
o. On, . .isSs, JAMES ]. MuNDX'
rambler, cENTER.HAlL ENTR.,
s aas' BIG KF IN NV pr sIss S saS
etc. 1905 Crosby, Open 81. Of
iers in r5ss ALLEN REALroR'
L sl'sE Amber I R,.sii .in 9%a
nTsDl sen ff ~. I nm snd B sms',
lovely custom built, lots Of extras
T Tudn fo1 ptcK HE Pr aie7oS ti
LEwIsDALE, 1904 .esfd ave.-2-
expan. attic: fenced or. lot; i'm
med. poss. Open go. he. 0-17b6,
LISTINGS WANTED
WE CAN PROVE that we are Just
about sold out. WE NEED your
home for our growing list o.
clients. FORTIN REALTY, LO.. y
5000 for prompt, courteous service
LIST OR TRADE
USE YOUR EQUITY and let Us
build for you on your lot or oui
FoRTTN REALTY 10. 10000
MICH. HILLS-cHILLUM = Immac
rambler with full bsmt.; 3 blks
from church, school: tWin-slzs
bedrms,, ~ baths. firepl. full
s sIN l;.S EAA or convent" szl'ooo'
peter ]. hagan & son
MINIATURE country estate n Gin
ton. 2-bedrm rambler on u acre:
ssttsmen e. WI Win ' snsds equity o oS
o sSPsHSsa cSSr. 7 9SiSPl0''d O.cp
MT. RAINIER = Excellent cornel
detached home: 2 pedrnis.. Nv
p ST On S.S sm an. sS. t u q Slu l. i sDs
cially priced Si2,b00 on terms
HUGH r. PECK. HE. 4-1700 ,til o
MT. RAINIER AREA : S295 dowr
i s,Sl settlement Az ICE; oe s.rese
yd owner viii finance Move In
with deposit. ST. $4,000.
NEAR ACCOKEEK, Md. on Indian
Head hvys.-Newly finished 5-Ded-
rm. brick-and-shingle house
hardwood floors throughout: We
rafiau klinAe and erFaeng lee
custom-built kit, many closets
on M-acre handicapped lot. onl,
$500 down incl. settlement
BIN REALTY. BU. 3.24a2.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, AREA =
Modern 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
23-ft. living rni.. separate. dininl
rm., large rear screen porch. 500
down, FLA or VA terms. $4,000
HUGH r. PECK. HE. 4-l7O0 til y
NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDEN-Mod'
ern brick-and-stone rambler neal
Takoma Academy. spacious rms
convenient TO shopping and trans.
RS GoM F. P PEisis H HlEhtl -igoC
NEW RAMBLERS-3 left: 3 bed
lots: COW. loo. to schools snc
tIansp.; price, $4,000, witt
peter j. hagan & son
NO DOWN PAYMENTS to vets-3.
bedrm. all-briek rambler. with full
walk-out bsmt.. super de luxe. kit
big din. area. extra-large land.
scaped lot; only $4,000. FREI
STATE PROPERTIES, AP. 7-1266
ONE BLOCK on Highvay 602, neal
n. Meade ramblers. old anc
new; ia acres. Trees, swimming
pool. 81 COOS. 900 cash. Aboui
20 Minis. from D. c. EN-. 2-1072
ONLY S67.50 PER MO. With smal
down payment buys this olde
FRANCES IN 9hs h STTs Of Sf Hyat Is
vile. Owner has reduced priei
drastically to only $1,000 70
tmmed. sale. Call I'll O. pm
n RI INT
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL.-2-bedrm. brick with finished
bsmt.; baths, separate din. nm:
Call for apt. LUCAS REALTY,
IA. 6-2306.
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L4NlAM. ESQ L.phsm ssysrP rd
s-S.sIa ssie ' TsSsi ess huge sc S ps
turs-Windoy Nv. Tm., hrepl.. fun
din. Lm., lge. modern.eaulp. kit,
,y.i tIs s BATH .SsS. full tnll S amt sIS Se
q,s terms, JAMES ]. MuNpY'
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lilo H. ST. NE. Ii. 3.207O
AyONDALE-Brk. and stone CO.
.Oaiai .. y or" 5.r Sat h;n se- porch
Fm. Price SiS,55O' 81, 600 be-
low FLA appraisal, VIII rent Sl55
with option to buy. owner, UN.
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AVONDALE

1907 INORAHAM 9T.
Detached brk. with z rooms, Ia
baths, plus 3-r. b. apt, in bsmt,
eond. For sale on Reasonable
terms or will consider leasing,
NEWSOM
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i SHANNON & LuCHS
CLEAN 4 BEDROOMS

Live in seclusion, relax all
year round, plenty Of space
here for your garden, stable
for that pony your kids
have always wanted, chicken
house for your own fresh
eggs with room TO spare for
all outdoor sports. The house
itself is q fine three-bed-
room. 1la-bath Colonial with
den. screened porch, and full
basement, Two-car garage.
with hobby shop. Let's see
this place, this week end.
Asking S26,000s and owner
will hold high hrst trust.
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sEABRooK ACRES bedrms:
irspi Sai mod. kit. WIZ with val S oven;
wooded lot; mr.. schools, NeA
Space Agency and Ft. Meade,
mod, as tomorrow; $4,000. UN
4-s5a3.
peter ]. hagan & son
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Ash. SINGLE, 2 bedrms.. full
hsmt.; on large lot; $4,000; extra
lot avail. BY OWNER, WE. 5-5S35
ASSUME az CT LOAN, Langley
Park, 2-bedrm. brick rambler, cleo.
kit. nrepl., bsmt.,. $15,SOO, $4,000
down. Open. til o. HE. 4-3263.
ATTENTION COLORED 5 rms.
and bath. Near Andrews Field in
forestville: s-acre lot. Low down
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A WEST HYATTSvILLE all-brick
rambler with full bsmt.; din, rm. !;
3 bedrms. or . bedrms. and den;
new de luxe 1868 Barber a. Ross
At.; storm windows and fenced
iot; can be yours for lust S16.-
loan balance. MARYLAND SALES,
10. 9-f1A2.
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ANDREws-BoLLINo AREA
Moore a. Moore Presents

. MOORE a MOORE, REALTORS
RE. $4,000 RE. 6-SO6O
A ONE-YEAR NEW BEAUTY, This
EssS.S is sPScio sas iy EIsRF saoS
THREE bedrooms, LARGE recre.
alton room with ground level en-
M sIfRss. M HoTiw woEI HEAT H.. and
$19,950 and you'll like I'll! Ex-
= elusive with BOWERS BROS. AP.
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AROUND THE CORNFR PR0N

PAR ocHiAL AND PUBIic
SCHOOLS and church, This relS.
lively new FOUR bedroom brick
q home is located on a quiet street
In an excellent area Of fine homes.
6 CAL US TO inspect IL, Many ad-
gitional features, FILA appraised
BROS, AP. 7-R40O
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cHEVERLY AREA
Only, Sl5.75Q. New 3-bedrm., Ia.
bath rambler: lge. kit. wIbirch
or eonv.: trades considered,
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COLLEGE PARK
Hard to and. income producing
or large family home with SIX
bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
. full hsmt.. garage In very nice
residential area. Close TO every
thing Shaded lot. 63x220, You
can AFFORD this one. Asking S14.-
$50. $1,000 down, balance less
than rent.
BURCH REALTY
~ a gnA1
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L IsSEi:f crs4Es:Fa HiIsiE mis- sFlsl
s a5s' BIG KE Eric Sisa pr sIss S s,s
&C. R' 1888 SSHs Crosby BYE op sicr% 'tsp
fers invited. ALLEN REALToR,
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
RIVERDALE. ROAD

Et1 VGISOAbG nOAO
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brk. home, fea'
turing %, liy.. rua.. sep, din. rm.
equip. KIT, full bSmt., 2by porch
sneL patio; sarase. Only $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.


SILVER HILL. 5000 3ath ave, con-
yeniently located mile from
p; G, near Branch aye.-Ney
Y and Il. rms 3 lEs, bedrms:, 2
KIT; ,sarage full dsylieht bsmt.'
cred out Branch ave-. 70 FleisS-
mans Village shopping center,
left on Bonita at. TO house,