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Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

IN delaware.
Professor ]. ID. Burns, Univer-
sity of Tennessee and James Tur-
ner, United States Potash Company,
will team up to explain the values
of field testing and demonstrations
in presenting crop production prac-
tices.
The last Short Course speaker
will be DR.. j. o. Rowell, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. He will dis
cuss alfalfa weevil control and the
possibilities of mixing insecticide
with fertilizer for effective and
easy application.
The Short Course is only part
Of the annual Delaware Crop I'm
provement Associations November
affair which includes the Farm
City banquet Monday, November
20, the Crops Awards Banquet the
following evening, and the Crops
Show Monday.
Dr. William Mcdaniel, chairman
of the department of agricultural
economics at the University of Del
aware, is the speaker at the Farm
City banquet and Louis H. Wilson,
National Plant Food Institute, will
be the speaker at the crop awards
banquet Tuesday. Both banquets
will be in the Capital Grange Hall.
Winners of the corn, soybean and
alfalfa programs will be crowned at
the awards. banquet. Tickets are
available from the. ticket commit
tee of the Association and at the
County Agents Office a.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
ANDREWVILLE
Mrs. Florence Walls
Phone FI-9-4354

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Jones and
daughters were supper guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs Nc
Kinley Anderson of Bridgeville on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Griffith visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Breeding
and sons and Mrs Lizzie Butler
and Willis on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Ryan and son Davey and
Mrs. Richard Wilson of Milford,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elver Ryan on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elver Ryan visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walls on Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sauls-
bury on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White of
Marcus Hook, Pa, Mrs. Charles
Griffith of FELTON,, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Walls and Mrs. Lizzie
Butler and Willis on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Tibbitt of
Greensboro, Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
ley Bradley and son Arley visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walls on Monday
evening".
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Butler and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Jester and sons on Monday. They
all helped celebrate their grand
son Craig TESTERS birthday.
Junior Mitchell is spending
SOME time with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mitchell.
Sunday School at Bethel Church
on Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock
Mr.. Maurice Wright, Superinten-
dent.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

totaled 2S, a decrease of 10 for the
year. The number of registrations
for farm trucks increased 15, max
ing the total number 394S.
The registrations in operation in
Kent County were as follow: plea
sure cars 24,917; commercial ve-
hicles 9,702; trailers 5,741; tractors
146; motor cycles 253: stock cars
z, and farm trucks 1,49S.
Registration in Sussex County
were as follows: pleasure cars
1854: commercial vehicles 1850;
trailers 2,266; tractors It; motor
cycles S5; stock cars II; and farm
trucks 2,273.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
AFTER THE HAUL is OVER

STROUDSBURG, Pa. (P)-A NOV
ing crew huffed and puffed its way
down two floors of the Stroud Com
munity House with a baby grand
piano they had been hired to haul
away.
The piano was loaded when the
crew was advised it was the piano
on the third floor they were sup
posed to move.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
HE HAD AN EXCUSE

: NEWCASTLE. Wyo. (P) = Fred
M. Bozanich, 20, showed up a little
late for his wedding. But he had
a good alibi.
He was in justice court, paying
a $25 fine and SIS court costs for
disturbing the peace.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
ATTRACTIVE GARNISH

Round lemon slices, to be served
with fish, look particularly attrac-
tive if you sprinkle them with pap
riKa and perch a tiny sprig of pars-
ley in the center of each. If you
want to be really fancy, notch the
edges before garnishing.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Since its founding in 194S, the
World Health Organization (WHO)
has granted some 10000 fellow
ships for advanced studies in many
parts of the world.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
Americas biggest
little delivery truck!

The flexible 13
200 h 1000 l loads loadspace for the
money anything whee Mansze wa walk through design
speeds load handling makes inch of load accessible 'front.' back
and between Even further economies high gasoline mileage low oil
consumption from 4ynder engine next to no body
maintenance high wonder afford not
to nonei
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
TRY 1T SOMETIME

Drop some freshly popped corn
(salted) into bowls of cream of
corn soup. Different and funi
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Pearl oysters of the Persian Gulf
are inedible.
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

ieye that many white Southern
ers wish thus to proceed despite
the regional forces which project
the teachings, attitudes and me-
thods of the nineteenth century.
However, having before us
abundant evidence that neither in
the dark past or in the some
what cloudy present have our die
hard opponents dealt fairly in
coed faith on basic issues, we
stand ready to assist with legal
advice to any Negro citizen who
requests our aid in securing or
vindieating his constitutional
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

sonal invitation to me to adj
dress your great convention il
Denver.
I welcome further discussion in
the interest Of making clear to
friends and foe alike the unity |
am sure exists on the fundamen-
tai issue, irrespective Of the diff
ference Of opinion on The par
ticular situation at Little Rock.
Very sincerely yours.
Roy Wilkins
Executive Secretary
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

home county schools.
The parents have indicated they
will now so to court. Here IS
a fragrant case but for all It's
flagrancy, the white officials of
that county have not employed
constructive human relations and
good win" in meeting the prob.
lem of twenty-seven Negro child.
rem. They think it proper that
these children travel eighty miles
day to get an education, while
White children attend nearby
schools.
We join you in the fervent
hope that Justice and good will
will stimulate corrective action
in the school desegregation field.
We believe legal action should
be employed only as last re-
sort 70 secure compliance with
the Supreme Court ruling, and
to expose and strike down the
many new laws designed to bar
Negro citizens from enjoying
those constitutional rights to
which the highest court has ruled
them to be entitled.
am confident that unless Ne
gro citizens proceed in peaceful.
but determined fashion to vindi-
cate in the courts their rights
under the 1854 ruling, we will
see a period of notification SINH
lar to that following the Plessy
V. Ferguson separate-but-eauaI
ruling of the high court in 1896.
The white South made no eff
fort whatsoever to comply with
the equal part of that doctrine
although it developed the sep
arate' part into gross injustice
and refined cruelty Negro citi-
zens We're too weak, politically
and economically, to offer more
than protests and appeals to NOR
al responsibility.
Negro citizens today are better
prepared and stronger than they
We're in 1896. We do not believe
they will accept passively the
token land often compromising
plans of those dedicated, not
necessarily to justice for the Ne
gro child, but to grudging and
minimum compliance with the
regnant Supreme Court opinion
We of the NAACP welcome
and hail any school desegrega-
ton accomplished in good faith
through cooperation, good will and
mutual dedication to justice on the
part Of members of both races.
This is the ideal way to solve
citizenship and human relations
problems. We continue to be
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

rights.
Throughout this long and com
pick struggle the NAACP has had
the understanding. encouragement
and support, not only of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, but
Of thousands of Baptist ministers
and millions of Baptist 1aymen in
all sections Of the nation. We
hope very much that we may
continue to enjoy this support
which was evidenced in the uncer-
tain year of 1856 by your per-
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21
wilkins Replies

Continued From Page Eight
cloaked in law must be taken
To court.
We are certain that Negro par
ents desire that their children
secure their rightful public educa-
ton in an atmosphere of con
struetiye human relations and
good will" but precious little Of
these desirable commodities has
been offered in most Southern
eommunitie. Reluctantly, the
Negro parents have had to fight
(but only in COURT every step of
the way.
We repeat what We have said
frequently: there are hundreds
of Southern communities where
no lawsuits have been filed.
where no NAAGP units exist;
why is It that constructive hu.
man relations and good will
have not thus far operated to
give the Negro children their
rights in these communities?
This failure raises the suspi-
sion that dominant white South
erners do not intend to give
justice in good will. but only to
use such a plea to block legal
action and to paint the NAAGP
as a "trouble-maker.'
In the same morning paper
which carried your attack on the
NAACP appeared a news story
from Burnsville, \. C, under the
heading: COUNTY IN CARO-
LIMA BLOCKS INTEGRATIoN.s
The story is simple and familiar
in that Negro parents filed peace
ful application for their child
rem to be enrolled in the Yaney
County schools.
The twenty-seven Negro ele-
mentary and high school child
rem have had to make an eighty
mile round trip daily to Ashe-
vile schools to get an education,
since their county does net main
tain even a segregated Negro
school. The school board denied
their parents request that
the children be admitted to their
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

Kelly Alexander
George A. Beavers, Jr.
Bishop w. Y. Bell
DR.. George D. Cannon
Or. W. Montague Cobb
Hon. Hubert 7. Delaney
Nathaniel ColIey
Mrs. Katherine Watson Coleman
Earl B. Dickerson
S. Ralph Harlow
Bishop Eugene c. F. Hatcher
Hon. Carl r. johnson
DR.. Mordecai johnson
Robert T. johnson
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

Mrs. Daisy E. Lampkin
DR.. j. Leonidas Leach
Hon. Herbert n. Lehman
Bishop Edgar A. Love
Or. James j. McCIendon
Mrs. Rose Morgan Louis
DR.. Maurice Rabb
A. Philip Randolph
Walter Reuther
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Nellie G. RouIhac
Ike Smalls
Dr.. Alfred E. Thomas, Jr.
Mrs. Pauline F. Weeden
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21

Governor Goodwin n. Knight
JaWaharIal Nehru
Thurgood Marshall
A. Philip Randolph
Alan Patton
Jackie Robinson
Richard Rodgers
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
Roy Wilkins
Arkansas State press., 1959-08-21
Life Membership Committee
Kivie KapIan

Kve Kapan Or Benjamin {. Mays Jackie
Co-Chairmen
Evening star., 1959-12-27

Hot-dog enthusiast
closes a business deal .
Charbonnier found that
the American child
'knotrs his mdy around"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

AIL-HRIcK RAMBLER ON Y
ACRE, $2s, 65O-Living Ym. with
fireplace, dining rm., kitchen. az
baths. 3 bedrms.. full Placement
with 2.eaf garaee. outside barbe-
cue with patio.
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OPEN SUNDAY, / to !.
LANGLEY PARK
0216 18th Ave

California brick rambler, on
level lot. Finest construction;
liv: I'm. with firepl,: 8 bedrms.,
0E kit. full bsmt. and storage
attic; quick poss. Only $1,000
down and no red tape.
DIR: Out N. H. ave, right on
Quebec. and right on 18th ave.
to open house.
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SILVER SPRING

els INDIAN SPRING DIR.
MAKERis pEfioHT all brick
Cape Cod. Large Nv, rm.. din.
rm.. 4 bedrms., 2 fun baths, large
s.esr sSrass. VACANT. We take
DIR: Out Georgia ave. right on
Colesville rd,, right on Indian
Spring drive TO Peck's open sign.
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KAY BOWLING

KAY BOWLING
Upper Montg. Co.. 10 acres with
nearly new 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. full basement: many attrAc-
tive features: gear garage: $780,
500.
Rockville. TWinbrook-LATseE model
on extTa-lge. lot; hrepl. In liv. I'm.
family-sised kit, 2 bedrms. ex-
pandahle attic with room for 2
more bedrms. and bath: nice
fenced yard: Sl3,26O.
Damascus: 1 acre with O-rm. home;
bath. super equipped kit: full
basement; oil h.W.h-. gerage,
trees. WIN sacrifice for $4,000.
woodneld; 4 bedrms, IL baths,
sep. din rm: real good Gear ga
raee: oil h.wIh. Nee shrubs and
trees; $4,000.
Damacus: unusual on today's mar.
ket: 6-roons and bath. full base
ment; y acre land; only Sl2.500.
Damascus: extra bargain IN 3.
bedrm. split-level. with 2 tiled
baths: nrepl. In liv. rm.: finished
rec. rm.; finished room In sub
basement; only $4,000.
oaithersburs; s-bsdrm. split-levsl;
III baths, extra lg. lot. Garago
or req Tm.: S16,6OO.
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OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY
1918 COLESVILLE RID.
GRAHAM co.

GREENWOOD KNOLLS-4-bedrm
split-level: kit. with table space.
III baths. rec. rm., new house
eond., FHA or CT termsA HUGH
p pIrH IN k.11l0
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HOUSES FOR sAlI--Mp.

WOOD AcRRs--Lovsiy brick home
ssm ssas tS.i'aRSs sns i sSun VII 6'E 4s
Priced TO sell. FOR sppcinsmsnt'
call Mrs. chadbourn, In. 2.e06s'
lExelusiys, IsIMMoNs PROPER
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~ a pEcK InHaENT6-


1904 oAKVIEW DRIVE
eled den Or. 4th bedEm. Fenced
level lot with trees. Close 70 ex:
press bus. Assume large 4ltst OF
loan. Immediate occupany.
DIR: Out New Hampshire ave,
left on oakview drive to Peefs
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ASSUME 4 W. LOAN

fenced yard; near schools. sc church ISs
BUDNEY REALTY CORP
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nousIs bon sALE-Mb.

SILVER sPRIN0---A substAntlal
true center-hall Colonial. white
brick with slate roof: 2-car det,
garage with. room abovei located
IN Sligo Park Hills. This spacious
house ofieFs q Florida room for
summer and winter living. Large
Nv. rm. and din. rn., sep, break.
fast room, 3 bedrms., . baths. and
q lovely 94x2l rec. rm. with bar.
Beautifully ahrubbed lot with laroe
treea Priced below market II
S2g, 1910, Gail Nj. Perry, KORzEN.
p0RFHR, REALToR, OIL. 4-e1li
SILVER STRING = By OWNER. g.
bedrm. brk. Colonial, mr., Flower
shop. ctr. Blair, Eastern Jr., High
view elemy Honey Economical
SS SsssSs sHSSS5 WIZ RS'' s 1854
SPRING, Forest Glen q.
area--Brk. rambler; center hail,
bedrms. n paneled), ~ baths,
deep closets, earpeting. scr
back porch: bgmt. wIrec. Fm..
Workshop; level lot. conv. transp, !,
schools, shops. Assume 40 Oh
trust. JU. S-B32i.
SILVER sPRIN0--Modern rambler,
ga baths, bedrms,, large rec.
rm.: quiet, mr., schools, Shopping:
swimming pool membership avail
able; close In, 40 OF. 500 per
month, Priced for quick sale
SILVER SPRING elose-in. $50 oilt
ave.--2ph-stery brick. slate roof,
q rooms. 2k baths. recreation
rn., nreplaces, screened porch.
decorated inside and out. sellinE
Rr5lSsss sie e ,ss 20, o sShie :. z en-.
icr mined m s ocapsi ss''h' i'A0s
SILVER SPRING, woodlids Park
qId:.. s-S:ss%: . sPS d:S 7 So$. =
., g, hss; hess ..l 4, excel; sond !;
Eyx. NC. va. s-ssss. WI. ..
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HOUSES ron sALT-MD.
sUBURBAN's HOUSE
PUT YOUR r. HOME IN"

Oil NO MONEY DOWN. Lat
bedrm,, 2-bath cont. brick RAM
bier; din, rnn., huge kit: full day
light bsmt. with outside exit; top
ioc,; under $4,000.
KRNsINoroN- DIVORCE THE
LANDLORD" For SiS.1bO YOU
eap own this brick rambler with
lge liv. rm., iirepi,. sep. din, rm..
bedrms,, 4 y baths, paneled rec
rm.. In full bsmt. 80 why pay
TcH.i HUGE n.n ass s w|I,MIR .,T on
trust.
KENsINoToN-"YE oLpE-PAsH'
loNED DOLLARS WORTHP' 3.
mo, new hi.leyel with 3 twin-siset
hedrms. ~ baths. irepl. In huge
nv nn,,,, rms, n: kit;.iamily I'm. TIsy fnl full,
CARROLL knobs - CUSTOMER
INTEREsT KEEPS GOING UP m
this area. Newly listed, Il q 3.
In liv. rm.: full bsmt. with rec
rm, and outside exit: lovely I'd
with patio and many fruit trees
feat. hy modest price and many
extras. only S16.b00.
SUBURBAN
PROP. MOT. 10. S-3es7
2.stcry brick wIsisyatof; IN mid.
e9Iee oRsnnrsr SSo6HRoIMRiis me- ai Itss
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co.

$50 ~@@seS$ ASV GAIAf W.
wa. 7-45O0 Realtors
Observation-Disclosures =
WILL buy or sell your home for
cash, MT. Brown. uN. 4-4iS4.
CAILLUh PROPERTIES. D1. 2.
ADELPHI HILLs--only $4,000:
de luxe 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
rambler: sep. din. rm., compl. GE
kit. and 22-ft. liv. rm. with firepl.
FIRST OFFERING"
With full bsmt. and lge. fenced
v. J. NICHOLAS. HE. $1,000
ADJOINING LARGE RECREATION.
1kAE Mem sr sRi Ecsse Rs slfii ss'
nearing compilation: lDcated IN fine
residential area and Offering an
unusual number Of MAJOR fea-
lures. Living room with decorative
mantel fireplace, SEPARATE din-
Ing room, TWO BATHS. LARGE,
room. Three bright bedrooms,
DE LUKE kitchen. Situated on
well-landscaped level yaru. Sl0,-
gbU-$2O,4bU. Bring your check
book /! Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP. 7-S40O.
A DOZEN NEW RAMBLERS near.
ing completion. A dozen good rea-
sons for comins out to inspect
and buy q home that will make
you glad you waited, Three light.
bright bedrooms. LARGE living
room and dining room with pic
tufs EindcEs.. De luxe kitchens
M VIZ, h nres1ia;t spses; tlIi Soy.
Il. deep level lot. Close to schools,
transportation. etc, Only $14,250.
EXCLUSIVE with BOWERS BROS.
AP. 7-6400.
A FLOWER GARDEN provides the
setting for this tastefuiiy decorated
s SSsss0 zppR e2Ti it ssas AE RsS
ING-covered PATIO, An eh Tor i.
fenced yard and still other fea-
turesl $4,000. $500 down pay
ment: FLA financing. NOW IL
BOWLS Bros. AP. S.s4Co. WIN
A Ice. COUNTRY HOME mr.. river,
3 g.. 24-ft. II. with fireplace.
lge. din. rm., kit. g bedrms.. l5S
baths, 2 scr. porches, full bsmt.,
ample shade trees with shrubs.
ana approx. 250-ft road front.
WILLIAMS. CT. S-sis5.
APPROVED FHA AND
VA, Sl4.5OO-0uick possession:
3-bedroom brick Colonial. eepa-
tiled door. beautifully iandscaped
large corner lot; 5000 down, 500. OF
VA. and S97.02 FHA pays ali.
This won't last. Call today.
PALERMO q CO., WA. 7.7o00.
WA. 7-sees.
ANDREWS AREA-NeW 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. HI 9-5191 or NE.
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CASTLE MANOR

Tops In location and eonv,
WITH, WITH schools ,'.,s;, shop'Ppiins s snd
lance. Bus only I blk. away
and close TO most churches:
sparkling clean brick Co
lonial. expertly landsc. lot.
Bamt- sep. din. rm., firepl,
bedrms, FHA approved At
$4,000; only $1,000 down
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A IEITER BUY mot to Be- found.
:.s s's siasy s E sa e. .n a. many any
sIthr s 40 PRICED SD t On syicE sals Z. e
10. 0-ba24. no. n-6la1
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DON'T REST

Until you inspect this
quality: built spllt-level where
nieticulous planning Is 80
evident, Rich In detail with
ali Of the expected comforts.
y Is with pleasure that We
show this flne 3-bedroom
home. l6x20 family rm, with
hrepl., sep. din. rm., all-elec.
kit, maids rm., centrally
air-cond., plus other feat.
too numerous 10 mention.
Call Us TO see.
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SpIIT-I,EVEI,

centrally. 2 years
Old, entrance foyer, cathedral
ceiling, wall-to-wall carpeting,
electric kitchen has eye-level
oven. 4 bedrooms: loads Of closet
space. Dir: University blvd, 70
Eascrest to Constance and 1907
and our open sign.
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ROCKVILLE. ASPEN HILL PARK
Last OF Beverly Hill Estates Homei
built by Meltser Associates. Pur'
chaser failed 10 qualify and tht
beautiful new 3-bedroom rambler
Is available and ready for occu'
pancy. Priced at Sl6,540-at min
mum terms Of FLA or VA. Fol
further information and to Inspect
call Mr.. MCCARTHY. UN. 4-S307
SANDY SPRINGS, MD, AREA
lovely wooded acres. stream, al
most new brick rambler with day
i iva. rm with With 1repi. ain. fm, den
mod. kit, rec. rm. with firepl. and
full bath in bsmt.: breezeway,
garage; S3D, 800. AS HTo n
REALTY CO., Ev. ALIAS, WA. 4
SILVER HILL = 500 oist Ave.
2 bedrms.,. full din. I'm, expand
able End H.; nominal down pymt
FHA or conventional: redec.
vacant; 0 real home value fol
the smaller family. To inspect
wALKER-HERpERT
u, b-O413
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LANHAM

baths. 2 firepiaces. iiY. rm.. family
rnl. foyer, rec. rm;. fully equip.
lot. 1927 Riges I'd. ADELPHI
BUILDERS, INC, sp. 3-42S1.
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ApELpiII AREA
WOODED i, ACRl

WOOGNL u 1AONbG
Makes q delightful setting
I 1sms Ssl' Sall' ssSSssi,. s'l Il
the features for good LIVING.
Loo. In . conv. area among
comparable homes. Feat, 2
twin-size bedrms., sep. DIN.
rm., firepl. In formal llv. rma
bic cleo. kit; garage on
breezeWay, rec, rm. Plus
many other fine appoint-
ments. Only S20.60O, cow.
terms.
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HOT-WATER HEAT

L q, ,,; s-5edrccm eTiss r amber
. n s SSee to G SSs Dr
Forest Glen I'd. to Portland. left
to Sterling and 1905 and open
sign.
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mb.

HOME s,EI'0 zee T sSNiSd LIVING
he WITH 0r i:sr "a SiHsA: :.s ain i.n TE
Si 1sDl sn SsS ss'ia Sts " S s% T saS
rec, im. Scr. back porch, Az
Priced $500, owner VIII tSEs
SSfgSS y, oRzkHcGS. VA,
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ANpREWs ARIA

sultland; a acre; 3-bedrm. ram
rage; si.SO;o down; Total 1850.
Forestyille: corner lot; 2 lse. bed.
EHA only si1,750; move in with
Seat Pleasant: brick duplex; 2 bed.
rms, Ice. hv. rm... equip. kit, full
bsmt.: across street from shopping:
modern, up-to-date; $3.50 down.
SSl Z mo. pays al; immediate
possession.
suitland: brick duplex; 3 bedrms:
Ice. hV. rm., equip. kit, enclosed
porch: leveled fenced lot, barbecue.
This house IL loaded; only $500
down: FLA.
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NousIs ron sALE-MD.
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Landon Woods


O1Ob KIRBY M.
Move Eisht ~: vacant; 4;bsdreon,
fireplace and cathedral ceiling. m
ished rec. room. Price In COS,
DIR: out bradley blvd, left on
Wilson lane, left on Marbury I'd,
right on Kirby I'd. TO home.
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OPEN

O1EN
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
wooDs1DE-Ths interior design Of
this custom built split-ievei IL
breath taking. uitramqdern kit,
step down liy. rui.. 3 huge bed
rms, eM baths. family Tm.. gear
eArport. scr, pch. Impossible 70
compare. Urgent sale at S3o.ob0.
TAKoMA PK.-It helps Day for
Itself. Attr. and nicely arranged
Term. det. brk. home. plus terrace
apt. renting for &oh mo. Garage.
pch. A steal at t1e,oBO and may
take less. Must be sold.
vIERs MIL vILLAoE-Eeonomi
cal and newly dec. 2-bedrm, home;
full bsmt; vacant; Se.eb0. $500
WHEATON - Mr., woodward a
Lothrop Dept. store in new
loniAl: lat a. den. scr. peh.; fun
s,n nss.,o A 4 bargain at sl4,sSO'
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
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First showing OF this 3-bedroom
expandable bungalow, Large liy-
tng room has fireplace. beautiful
level lot with trees: Owner anx-
to Edmondston DR.. to 1901 and
open sign.
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WHEATON WOODS

gsssssS .s SS.' isSs r: s.
Kitchen: home ike new. FHx AZ.
proved: $4,000. Dir; Out
0eorgiA ave. to Aspen Hill I'd,
left to 4414 and open sign.
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OLNEY AREA


GRACEFUL COUNTRY LIVING
One Of the older houses listed In
Montgomery County. Maryland
Old Homes and History" This
beautiful country home with OIL
conveniences has the charm Of
the Early American period to
which 1t belongs. Large rooms
open beautifully for gracious hos.
pitality. Handsome. tall trees and
shrubs surround the nome with
approximately 5 sores.
tended tRte. s7) to oiney, risht
on Rte. l08 to Ashton, right on
old Rte. 20. approximately Y mile
70 Open sign, Call Mrs. Hyde Of
OPEN i;So UNTIL 2
Marsteller, McCabe & Co.