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higher average prices paid farmers
in large circle to the north, south
and west of this port city" Jaffray
said.
Tom G. Veblen, in charge of soy
bean purchases and sales of oil and
meal, said sOybean production in
the surrounding five states has in
creased 400 per cent in 10 years to
an estimated 30.2-million bushels
this year. He said the competitive
position of area poultry production
should be improved by the new
source of meal, and pointed out
that one years output would be
sufficient to raise 140-million broil-
ers for market.
The new soybean plant, operating
under Harold j. Sandvig as plant
superintendent, includes; A prep
aration building containing crack
ing and dehulling equipment, bean
conditioners and taking rolls; an
extraction building occupied by a
percolator-like "rotoceT' in which
beans are exposed first to solvent
and then to recovery equipment
that separates solvent from the re-
sulting oil and meal; large meal
toasting and cooling units situated
between the preparation and ex-
traction buildings; meal grinders,
sifters and scales housed in the
preparation plant; steel storage
tanks for meal and oil, and equip
ment for weighing and loading both
products on trucks, rail cars and
vessels.
Grain elevator expansion, much
of which is required by accelerated
sOybean procurement, n ! u d e s.:
Two 1-million- -bushel steel tanks |;
19 smaller steel tanks totaling $685.
600 bushels; new high-speed mar
inc unloading equipment: improved
marine receiving sys EN- with
scale and increased dryer capacity
New construction at Seaford, Del,
includes two steel bins totaling
$4,000 bushels; a modern office
building; 60-foot truck dump and
scale: marine loading system with
scale and 2,000-bushel-per-hour dry
er.
Elsewhere in the u. S. the Cargill
firm operates nine vegetable oil
plants processing soybeans, flax
and cOpra, and some As terminal
and so country grain elevators.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04

Tickets may be purchased from
any member of the Troupe, or at
the door. Admission. for adults
s1.00: 75c for students.
Advice on Small Estate Plann-
ing" was given the Lewes Rotary
Club meeting last Monday night,
by Robert NJ Hoyt of Wilmington,
a partner in the firm of Gunnip and
Co., certified public accountants.
Bert Westman was program chair
man and introduced the guest
speaker.
A graduate of Benjamin Frank
lin College of Washington, and of
the Wharton School of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Mr. Hoyt is
member of the Delaware State
Planning Commission, and the
American Institute of CPA.
In regard to small estate plann-
ing he spoke of those below $400,
600 valuation. He said the govern
ment budget is eighty billion dol
lars. ''It is difficult for anyone to
conceive such an amount" he said,
$50 | will give an example, if you
were in business and had an eighty
billion-dollar budget, and spent
one million dollars a day from the
time Christ. was born you would
still be in business today"
Timely advice was also given on
the preparation of a will. you
should be certain how distribution
of your estate is to be made and
have an attorney, good life in
surance man and a banker to as
sist you in preparing your last
testament. Possible tax deductions
depend upon how the distribution
| is made.
For instance-if you leave half
to your wife and leave the balance
in trust there will be an inheritance
tax on the Trust Fund On the
other hand, the intra-vivos clause
pertains to gifts made before your
death. You can give up to $4,000
to your children, or charity, with
| out tax, if this is done while the
maker of the will is still alive"
The Rotarians' annual Christmas
Party has been set for December
21 in the Lewes School cafeteria
These parties were originally plan
ned as an "Old Folks Christmas
Party" by the late DIR. Ulysses w
HOcker,s charter Rotarian. But
in more recent years they include
wives and families of members and
other invited guests.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04
Soy Crushing Booster
Thru Five States

A processing plant to increase by
so per cent soybean oil and pro-
tein meal production in five-state
growing area was put in operation
here today by Cargiil, Incorporated
Among state and local officials
at an opening-day tour were: ]. A..
Winfield, North Carolina director of
agricultural markets; Hollis Sho-
mo, assistant director of market
ing for Virginia; o. w. Faison,
grain section supervisor, North
Carolina department of agriculture;
B. w. Sadler, grain and hay sec-
tion supervisor, Virginia depart
ment of agriculture; Mayor Lin
wood L. Briggs, Jr., of South Nor
folk, and P. P. Davis, ST., South
Norfolk city manager.
. AT the same time the Cargill
firm, nationwide grain handlers
and professors, announced COM
pletion of construction to raise
capacity of its South Norfolk grain
export elevator from 2.25-million-
bushels to more than AS million
busels. The new soybean plant
a multi-purpose extraction, storage
and domestic and export merchan-
dising center-is linked to the
elevator.
Also newly enlarged, as part of
an extensive grain-procurement
network serving both elevator and
bean plant, is Cargill's waterside
elevator at Seaford. Del. Other of
the firms facilities supplying South
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04

Capt. and Mrs. Irven S. Maull
are making a visit in Baltimore,
Nd, with friends and relatives
Mrs. Carl F. Keener, Sr.. has
closed her bayfront residence on
Lewes Beach, for the winter
months. She is now visiting with
Mrs. Lillian Morrison in Washing
ton, D. C. Mrs Keener plans to
make a visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick P. Menzel at their home near
Cleveland, Ohio, before returning
to Lewes in the spring.
Robert j. Kennedy III, who at
tends Randolph Macon Academy in
Virginia, spent the Thanksgiving
Holidays here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert j. Kennedy ii,
and sister at their residence on
Gils' Neck Road.
Arthur Hill, who attends the I'm
iversity of North Carolina in Chap
Ell Hill spent the holidays here
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur l. Hill.
Mrs. James P. Prettyman, has
returned home after making a
visit in Wilmington, Delaware with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. James P. Prettyman, Jr.,
and family.
There will be Advent Prayer
Vigil conducted continuously for
"a hours at one-half hour intervals
from Friday, December 4, at 100
p. m. to Saturday Dec. 5th, at
Bethel Methodist Church.
The prayer Vigil is chain of
continuous prayer, participated in
voluntarily by any who wish to
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04

increase their faith and to pre-
pare themselves for the coming or
the Christ Child.
Private services were held at
2 D. m. Tuesday from the Nelson
Funeral Home for Mrs. Mae E.
Shockley, 64, of Pilot Town Road,
Lewes. who died last Friday at the
Beebe Hospital after an illness OF
about year.
Interment was made in Lewes
Presbyterian Cemetery.
She was the widow of James G.
Shockley, who had been the light
house keeper of the a1b-foot Bank
Light, Lewes, until his death 20
years ago.
The mother of II children, Mrs.
Shockley is survived by 10 of them.
six daughters, Mrs. Norman Lloyd,
Brookhaven, Pa, Mrs. Robert
Stokes, Feasterville, Pa, Mrs. Fred
Parkhurst, Bridgeville, Mrs. Thorn
as Landry, New London, Conn.,,
Mrs. Richard Brown, Chattanooga,
Tenn, and Mrs. WILDER Medley,
Milton and four sons, James, with
the u. S. Navy at sea, Coleman and
David, Lewes, and Gills Shockley.
Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04

Norfolk are at Wilson, Washing
ton and Belhaven, N. c., with addi-
tional soybeans received from
South Carolina and Maryland.
Benjamin S. Jaffray, Cargill's
southeastern regional m n g r
here, said the sOybean plants To-
cation on main rail, truck and
water routes will make it highly
competitive" in distribution of soy
bean meal to feed manufacturers
serving both commercial livestock
raisers and the South's expanding
poultry industry. He said vigor-
ously competing transportation will
also result in volume movement of
sOybean oil to users in metrOpOli-
tan New York and New Jersey.
The plants first export of soy
bean meal will be 5000 tons des-
tined for Denmark and scheduled to
load about December l on the S. S.
Saltholm. Bulk export of soybean
oil may also be undertaken from
the new facility.
The bean plant is of sOlvent-ex-
traction type designed initially for
conversion of 7-million bushels of
soybean yearly to 10-million gallons
of oil and 10000 tons of meal, and
"easily expandable'' to process IL
to 14-million bushels if soybean pro-
duction warrants Jaffray estimated
the total crushing capacity of the
five states prior to the new plants
operation at "about 14-million
bushels year."
Stepped-up purchases of soy
beans and other grains to supply
the processing plant and to fill ex-
port demand should mean health
ier markets for local crops and
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04
I..EWE

Lewes High Schools foreign ex-
change student, Eva Myrvang or
Norway. has captured her second
crown since the opening of school.
Recently honored by being chosen
Queen of Halloween, Eva. was chos-
en- 1859 Football Queen this year.
Both honors were attained through
voting ballots by the students.
Queen Eva's maid Of honor was
Peggy Minner, a fellow senior, and
her attendants were Patsy Hopkins
and Charlotte Adkins, members OF
the junior class.
The coronation took place during
half-time at the traditional Thanks
giving Day football game between
Lewes and Rehoboth, played on
the Lewes High School field.
Music for the professional was
furnished by the Pirate Band under
the direction of H Hunter Ellis.
The queens escort was the school
superintendent Dr. Leon H. Farrin
who officiated at the coronation /;
her crown-bearer was Student
Council president Miss Diane E.
Hopkins. All members of the court
had male escorts
Another highlight of half-time
was the precision performance of
the Pirate Band in full uniform.
George J. Sharp, IS, Lewes, has
been arrested by state police at
Georgetown on charge of exhibit
ing obscene pictures and a morals
charge involving minor children
Police indicated the offenses took
place over two-year period.
Police arrested Sharp last We'd
nesday. They said he admitted the
crimes which occurred on several
occasions during 1858 and 1859.
Involved were two girls, aged 1O
and six, one of whom was Sharp's
niece. The offenses first came to
the attention of Lewes town police
but the case was referred to state
police when it was determined
they occurred in a house in Hen
iopen Acres, outside Lewes town
limits. Sharp was caretaker of the
| house.
Members of Lewes High Schools
Thespian Troupe 1921 have beer
rehearsing nightly on their fal
production, play entitled 'sOper.
alton Ice Cube"
For the past several years, the
first Friday night in December has
been the date selected for the frs
large-scale presentation by the
schools drama group. Likewise
this years play will be presented
at S:15 p. M, this Friday, Decembel
4, In the school auditorium. Mrs
Charles W. Warren, Thespian ad
visor, is director of the play; as
sisted by Cathy Stack, student di
rector.
This years play is an imaginativ,
and witty 3-act performance abou
a group of scientists who discovel
a body frozen in the ice. Most O
the scenes take place inside al
igloc.
Members of the cast are: Ell;
Hudson as Lizzie, Gail Schroeder al
Karen Southgate, Debby Sentmal
as Mildred, Patsy Hopkins as Kula
Bonnie Kielbasa as Mrs. Squeezum
Emily Morris as Roberta Morriss
Marilyn Stango as Squeezum No. 6
Penny Moore as Squeezum No. 7
Buzzie Davis as Squeezum No. /
i Preston Foskey as Rose No. z
! Marty Stango as Herbert, Bill
4. Squier as Andy, Bill Brittinghar
/ as Professor Jones, Dean Fitch a
Il Mr.. G. c., Bill Tracey as Squeezur
sENO. 3. s.. -sass ass s@-ss n sef5s-fA
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04
HONORED IN STAMP

ESSEN, WEST GERMANY (P)-
The West German government
plans to issue postage stamp
next year honoring Philip Melanch-
thon, one of Martin Luther's fol-
lowers during the Reformation.
Melanchthon, who died 400 years
ago next April, was the principal
author of the Augsburg Confession
and the Apology of the Augsburg
Confession, two basic doctrinal
writings of Lutheranism.
The West German government
makes it practice to issue at least
two religious stamps a year, one
commemorating an Evang cal
Church event, the other a Roman
Catholic.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-04
FILL 1T UP

Want a delicious filling for
sweet yeast rolls? Mix grated
blanched almonds and sugar to-
gether and sprinkle over the dough.
A hand-operated rotary-type crater
will CRATE the nuts just the right
size.
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COLORED - 244s NICHOLS AVE.
s.E.-i-bedrm, apt, 1 fight up.
Near bus. shopping. church. NOV
les; sos plus utils, VIII decorate
70 suit. Key at Apt; FLOYD Z.
DAVIS CO. Ma. S-O3b2 or Owner
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sThe sign doesn't say carload Of people,"
APPRovED MovERs--Llaht nov.

APPROVED MOvERs--Lieht nov
Ing: So, IS and 50; 9 rms. $40
men, aSi s4.Rr. service IA. 6.aoiS'
BOxLEY MOVERS = Padded vaDs,
S4-hour service AD. e-sse2.
DAVIS q BROS. MOVING, pickup
and delivery: reasonable: 24-hr,
service ia. 0-7145, ia. g-7000.
D. o. M0VERS-smalI Jobs, IS. IS,
$40; & rooms - low rs $50; pad
ded vans. uniforms. g4-hour sery-
ice. We BUY IlrnltuIs. 81. 3-2296
LICENsED-We have 3 reduced.
rate plans and. o budget move. !
which now Incl. 8 services. Short
TR.. sP. S.O6ss. LU. I:as00.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
TTU. s.iib0 q iT1'. S:saOs. -
MOVING, ACROSS THE STREET o.
in separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. l.O104 UNION eTOR.
ACE CO.. INC Established 1905
MOVING AND HAULING, any time;
used furn part payment, j. a X
MOVING GO DU 7-S655.
TAYLOR'g TRAKSFER = 8 rooms,
SIS. enclosed. padded ans; "a
hour service. AID 2-2409.
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BUSINESS .s!!!,l,!,!ss,

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ChafIe8 3. Smith, MAnhtement
THE WEsTERLEY
Db tfSS Ti ciR q. s ANA
rms, kit.. bath. newly dec; $50 so
See Janitor at 1892 2lst 81. NV.
WASH. HOUSING CORR.
na1 Il 81 NV. MA R-AHla
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Unusual1l
J, Business
Opportunity

We saer an stesptIonal epportunIty,
for young man. vita hnane sn
haskins e sst stsrte1 , ~ . Well wsll,
an. active psrtnsrship in tie pusi.
ness. which Is already .wkn estal-
ness Tor If the last IL years % he
primsrlIy Interested IN expanding
time Sfferinr TIE OPPORTUNITY TO
s II The day 70 DAY opSrstiOn
The pas.ticipsHt. S vi e EesgsIgss a ss-
IN addition to our present line Of
hirh quality products, our future
expansion may include an ex-
References wiIi be sxckanged With
ell interested parties.
BOX Ask, STAR
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GEORGETOWN--S m q bachelor
house with patio. 1-bedrn., dress
inG or study rni., Nv. rnn. with
fireplace; $40 per mo. Call OIL
6.5724 after q pm.
HIELCREsT AREA - Groom det.
hfk.: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths: s pchs. (;
rec. rm.: gar: avail. LU. 2.4e43
HOME AWAY FROM HONE DE-
lightful CON-, B rms. ana giAseed-in
pch., mod: S126 mo. ~. b-2J20.
LAKE BARCROFf-6I4 LakevieW
drive. Lovely s-bedrni... 2.bath::
brk Rec, rfn.. earport, boat and
beach privileges 5000. CAROLINE
L.sCAdP6ELL, Assent, u. 3-01T3.
LAUREL, Md, Gil Lyon Ave
Brick home, 2 bedrms.. stove, refsr.
Key aO9. 500 mo. OIL. 2-2562.
LOVELY home Oh Mass. ave. ext,
Is there q responsible adult fam
lily In wash. or vic. TO whom we
can rent our lovely. 6-room. air.
conditioned, 1is-bath home with
many nice features such as dish
washer, disposal. screened porch !
who will take care Of home and
yard, as II It were their own De-
sirabie community In. NV. Lease,
rent reasonable. OIL. 2.1510.
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GLOVER PARK--Attfaetive 1-bed-
rm, apt, located 10 modern corner
bldg. with all utils. furn.. blk.
from public transp., 402l Benton
s. NV PRED A. SMITH Co.
GOOD HOPE HILLS = Apt. homes
with large pofehes; 10 minutes
from the Capitol, overlooking Suit
land pkwy., Oxon Run Park picnicl
grounds and new golf course, open
Ou % ss5 s SsorooT b. eaG O0s Snd
porch, ISL 10 SEA so. Detached
small buildings, homelike atmos-
pheres beautifully handicapped;
quiet, friendly nelghborhood. in
suburban setting. Three exposures
In every apt; large rooms. ample
closets, porch conv. for dining,
sleeping and living. rear stairs to-
spacious, feneed-tn lawns for safe
play: plumbing in kitchen for
washing machine outside drying:
ing wired for air condttioners:
short walk 20 two l-fare buBllues.
shopping center. schools and .hea-
ter. o1-street parking Good Hope
Hills Is west Of Naylor I'd. In VIZ
eintty OF 3Oth st sc. Rental ONCE
open daily between 10 An. and
$50 pm, .2900 30th st. Sc, Lu !.
1-330O. WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC !.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 20t3
New Hampshire ave. n.w.-i-bed-
room apt from $50 80. newly dec
all utils incl. wired for air eond
elev. bldg; attrae. lobby. s. p. a
O Inc. co. 5-5S36. 3 I'll $3.50.
HARVARD ST. NV. 1434--2-bed-
room front apt: redec.; in-townl
loo: SIT 80 mo-, incl utils.: adults
only. Resident manager, Apt. "a.
H0LBRO0K ST. NE, 1899 q blks.
north 18th and D--Modern g.
family bldg: 2 nice bright rms.
Ind mr.; completely redec.; 7-ft.
refgr.; heat and h...y:: 5000.
Key IL 2o3, STEWART s5 BROS
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
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CALL KE. 8-6677
BENOIT 81 ALVAREZ
REALTORS

BEAUTIFUL DIET. Z rms, 5 baths;
professional, diplomatic. on 18th
and Madison; RA. $1,000.
BETHESDA, CLOSE IN-~LuxuriouI
S-Dedrm hone ,U with lct: Of ex-
lei nei h oSe's sas5 Der H mo-
cSii EVELYN q. KAPLAN, RAJ
6.21a5. 81 q LOUISE vanvEEN'
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27th and K SIS. n.W.---Large town
house with tremendous patio, lRe,
liY. rm. with Q firepls.. 2 double
nlEe bedrms., bsmt. apt. with sep
arate bath and nrepl.: many other
extras. S275.
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THE
NEW
BEECHER HOUSE
2400 41St ST. NV.

BEECHER HOUSE
2400 41st ST. NV.
wisconsin Ave. to Calvert st.,
West on Calvert, Blks. to 41stl
Overlooking Glover-Archbold PIX.
Walking distance to Wis. ave.
d. bus passes the door.
--Family-sized rooms.
Completely air conditioned.
-Wall-to-wall earpeted corridors.
--Roof-top sun deck.
Otis automatic elevator.
diversified closets.
Master TV antenna,
Pull laundry facilities.
Carriage disposals.
--Incinerator.
lieu 1T. refgr. with freezer.
individual basement storage.
/ Bedrm. From $127.50
2 Bedrms. From $155.00
RES. MANAGER. APT. 2O7
Re. 3-632b
SIDNEY Q. MENSH q CO., INC.
Managing Agents
Ma S-644O
MARYLAND AVE. NE, sl5, No. 107
-Bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette. kit,
bath. Range. retgr. In apt: SOB
mo. Call Elk. 3-24S9, FRED A.
SMITH CO.
MELLON ST. Sc. at Nichols Ave.
- rms. kit. bath. porch; $65.
Best loo. in Congress Hgts. ia
9-4i40.
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22a WEBaTER eT. N.E.

22o WEBSTER ST. NE.
B. TirFEY 4 son, IA. d.as6a.
IT'S New Hamp. Ave. NV,
prfcNT cfRcLE AREA
Newly decorated 1-bedroom apt
$50 per month. TO inaDcet sss
resident manassr, or eail Ap
II. L. RUST co.
1907 18TH 81. NV. Ma. $500
NEWLY DEc-$S7.5O
ACT. aas. contain. one bedroom,
bath. Rent includes refer, heat
and hat water. 10 inspect see
custodian IN basement
b. II. SAUL CO.
ees Ikth NJ. NV, Ma. $1,000
c0LORED : 1893 QUE 81. NV
Apt. Ga rms, KIT. and bath, heat
and NV incl: NO CALLpkkn..'
S nay s sse, SS mo. MR.. AEuhANs'
C0LORED--L0yELY i-bedrm. apt.,
1881 22nd st, NV, S6b month.
WALKER A. DUNLOP. INC. Co
b-0I31,
COLORED--laS TENNESSEE AVE,
N.E.-Thfee rms. Kit. and bath
NEUMANN. ma. $4,000.
f,Srr NwTT1- AVE- ANm rAfh
RnSss S SsI; ie cwsE Ss az AZ 2s .id Ss
cOLORRD-NR. UNION STA. and
no. o. S.il Ess OWNS siE I Sh 9 s.iC7s 20
cOLORED--I53a TRINIDAD AVE,
ME- hedrm.. liv. rni., din, kit,
bath: S7a 80 mo. Lee. room, din,
s Ut r Sssh' i $3.50 Sl me sls hssHs and
COLORED-Ias6 MERIDIAN Pr,
N.W.--Apt. bldg; 1-rm. apt, pvt.
bath. heat and hot water incl.
$3.50 per mo. Key with tanitor.
VIM DAVIS, NC $40 lSth st.
COLORED-2 ROOMS. Kit. and
pvt bath: $40, utils. incl. NO
COL0RRD - 4S0a QUARLEs ST.
MI: Ant. 2, Oh Kenilworth ave-
Modern: 2 bedrms.. liy. rms kit,
bath, S79.50 mo. incl. refgr, AZ
utila except cleo. KEY in Apt. 1.
FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 0lb New
York Ave. ma, S-7416.
cOLORED = $50 CONSTITUTION
AVE. NE, - Apt. BLDG: 5 rms
COLORED = PAS NICHOLS AVE
SCI -bedrm apt, I flight up
Near bus, shopping, church. NOV
les; sos plus utils, Will d nSr =
DAVIS CO, Ma. S-0s52 or Owner,
RIA, 0.I037.
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AMER. U. AREA BUNGALOW -
Really cute and cozyi 2.bedrm.
ave, not far from westmorslsnd
circle and Spring Valley shopping.
Nice shady, level lot. porch, gas
hot-Water heat: newly dec. No
bsmt., but permanent. stairway 20
large expandable attic: St4.950,
FRANK s. PHI LIPS. INC. DI.
7-1411; ewes, CT. f-506s.
ARIZONA AVE. RAMBLER
3 bedfuiS., plus excel:
lent living quarters on ground
floor. Very reasonable: Exclusive;
ASHMEAD PL, NV ESQ, near
Conn. ave. and Rock CT. PIX
Attrae. row brick: 4 bedrms, 2
baths. sun porch End A.: lst-n.
hall. tge. .liv.. rn., din. fnl., sun
porch. kit. powder rnl,:. attic.
full bsmt.. garage. Recently deg;
oil heat: VIII unodernise kit: S2I..
$50. terms, OPEN SUM-, 2.b pm.
OWNER, EN-. 2-3356.
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IIIXIIRY HOMIE


LUXURY HOME
OPEN FRIDAY. SAT. AND SUN
Fully air conditioned: 3 bedrms.
din. rm. modern kitchen witt
breakfast bar, full bsmt., recrea'
ton area; Walk.in closets: privatl
home living without the response.
bilities. DR.: South on Columbii
pike to 8. Dinwiddie st., right OF
Dinwiddie to Sth I'd, left to 6O2l
and open sign.
HALL REALTY CO.
IA. 1856
MACARTHUR BLVD. = Potomac
Nd. area: 2-bedrm. and den. o.
3-bedrm. house on lge. lot; idea
for children, garden Sd. oil hot
water heat, 500. EN-. 5.13I3.
MOVE IN TODAY. 1243 Independ
enee ave. s.e.--Newly decorated
large enough for 2 families. 8 bed
rms. 2 baths, liv. rm., din. rfn.
kit, and garage. Rent, S11O mo
Keys next door. Call DI. 7-660l
or tn. 2-S869.
Mt. VERNON BLVD.--so. Of Alex.
20 min. D. c.; excel area. wall
to schools. bus. shop. Lge.. woodes
weil.landscaped lot. 4 bedrms.,
baths, Avail. May 1. S165.
3.bedrm. rambler. Gear garage. A
3-bedrm. contemporary. Holm Hills
carport. At once. Sl36.
LOU CItAcEY REAL Estate
so. $4,000 so. $50 IS
N. AKL.-ueorgian Colonial. spa
eiQus well appointed home mr.
public and parochial schools; 4
bedFms., Ice. liv. rm, carpetet
hall, den, scr. porch, garage, pvt
swimming pool: sos mo. JE. 2
1911 before / pm. or after 5 pm
HARDWOOD BETHESDA :. Bricl
rambler; 3 bedfms. ., full bsmt.
vacant: S135 mo. OIL. 6-1601.
ROCKVILLE--5 rms: lfV. rm.. din
2 bedrms., bath; firepl.; screened
porch: util. rm. and garage: SCI
month. Can 20. 2-l052.
SILVER SPRING, Indian Sprinl
Village, Ill Williamsburg dr.
Brick-and-stone 3-bedrn. 2.batf
mo. BRoUSSARD AGENCY, "
AOO1Ab SNSSs oAA1 Wa ~AANt
Q-21b7.
SPOTLESS--3-bedroom rambler, IN
City Of Fails Church: walk to OAK
Street School, or buses on W
Broad ST.: ~ baths, living room
dining room. dinette liz Kitchen
rec. room with bar. and picture
window: fenced yard In rear with
willow trees and stream. Available
now. Call JE. 1890. JOSEPH
w. SEAY COMPANY, 113 Wesi
Broad ST.. Falls Church.
SPRINGFTELD = 3-bedrm, bEicl
rambler;a Arepl.. equipped kit, Ice
lot; SIPS to $3.50 mo. Option Il
buy II you want. Can give you
good deal. Also 5-hedrn.. 2-bath
rec. rm. S106 per mo. FLEET
WOOD REALTY, FL. 4-SS00.
STONE HOUSE = 5.acre Woodet
tract: 9 bedrms., 5 very lge..
on first A.. 4 on second, 3 bath
and powder rm., lge. liv. rm.
entrance hall, sep. din. rIn., new
aH-elee. kit. breakfast rn1.
screened porch. rec. rm.s dhle
built-in garage, oil heat. Neal
grade and h. s. and shopping
centers JE. 2-O660.