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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-24
Tag Team Tourney
At State Fair Mon.

DETROIT--A tag team tourna.
nent with the outstanding COM
|inations in wrestling taking part,
will begin Monday night oct.
|6) al the State Fair Coliseum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-24

DETROIT - Rookie guard Bob
|rottkau of the Detroit Lions. in
|is first game as messenger" for
eam plays, forgot the signal as
|e reached the team huddle.
Unflustered, Grottkau told his
quarterback, They are all
pessed up over there call
bur own play"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-24
By CoroI Lone -
Women's TroyeI Authority

A trouble light that plugs into
the cigarette lighter receptacle,
has long cord, powerful beam
and flashing red signal. Some have
a magnetic base that adheres to
any metal surface. This is especial
ly good if you do lot of solo driv-
ing.
A spare fan belt.
Jack and tools. The latter should
include a heavy screw driver and
pliers. A set of combination box
and open end wrenches is a good
idea, too. (Sizes: Il, y, 9/16, and
~. 4
Tow rope or chain. 7
A fire extinguisher. Keep it in
the trunk compartment. Some
types are made to clamp on the
steering shaft - out of your way
yet instantly accessible.
A first aid kit. (And be sure the
contents are kept fresh.
Finally, if you drive where win.
ter weather includes snow and ice,
rut a folding shovel, bucket of
sand, and good set Of tire chains
in the car trunk before the weather
turns cold
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20
PSC Student
Attends Seminar

Dorothy Trammell. Philander
Smith college senior, is repre-
senting Arkansas at a United Ma
tions- Washington ID. c. Seminar
February 1921.
Miss Trammell, the first Negro
to serve as co-chairman Of the
Arkansas Methodist Student Move
ment and the only member OF
her race participating in the Sem
mar, is listed in the current edi-
ton of Who's Who Among Stu
dents in American Universe
ties and Colleges She is MEM
Der of the National Conference of
Methodist Youth, the planning
committee of the South Central
Regional Student Leadership
Training Conference, the Council
of the United Christian Youth
Movement, and the Quadrennial
Planning Committee.
Campus-wise, Miss Trammell,
social work major is president of
the pre-Alumni club. the Wesleyan
club and the Youth Circle of the
Woman's Society Of Christian Ser
vice.
The UN- Washington Seminar
will deal with international is
sues confronting the United Ma
tons and the United States Gov
eminent.
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20
Allen v. YouEnu
y" Notes
PROGRAM DEPARTMENT

At the present time, the pro-
gram department like all other
departments is now turning its
attention to our annual member
ship campaign. We hope to make
this our best year ever. The
program department will be head
ed by Herman c. Guy, a new
member to our board of Manage
ment. We are hopeful of present
ing a better program this year,
one that will reach into the homes
and benefit every citizen in
North Little Rock. We have won
derful Accommodations for club
room groups meetings etc, We
have all equipment for parties,
dinners and games. Do come by
and enjoy this equipment.
During the past football season,
the Gray Champs were the Hill
side Elementary school of which
E. E. Benton is principal. Henry
Grain of Hillside scored ten
touchdowns and was voted the
most valuable player.
We have had very successful
intremural basketball season. The
Cyclones coached by Clifford
Stickney ran away with the
championship. followed by the
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

Hawks coached by Albert billiard.
The Browns, coached by James
jackson was third and the Trot-
tiers coached by Freddie Rice who
led most of the season until
ralded by the Dragons of Jones
high school, lost his big gun,
Richard Rowland to Coech Cal
wins mighty squad, was never
able to make a come back and
finished last. This basketball
league proved the best interest in
basketball in North Little Rock.
other than Jones High school
From the YMCA ranks intramural
players who have gone on to aid
the state champions Zones high
SCHOOL, on the present Jones
SQUAD are: James N'sh, Sammy
Poker, Theodis Graves and Jessie
Ellis The All-star selections for
this wear: Eddie Burns, Guard;
Freddie Rioe. Guard. Leo Brvles,
Center, Alfred Nash Forward;
end Moses Meeks. Forward. The
Junior division is PLAYING now.
Tho season will end Feb. rs. after
total of Is games PLAYED We
have the necessary equipment for
pleasure to our adults and youth
of the community. Use the fYMC
A.
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

is being rendered by the United
States and the rest of the free
world. This is to help the unfor-
tunate and poverty stricken peo-
pie of other nations. The Build
ing for Brotherhood" is a drive
to raise funds to build YMCA's
throughout the world. North A
merica is accepting one-third of
the responsibility for this worth
while cause. During Brotherhood
Week" February 1920, the Hi-Y
club will be soliciting funds and
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20
PSC Students
Make Who's Who

Nine Philander Smith college
students have received distinction
in the 1958-59 issue of Who's Who
Among Students In American Uni
versities and Colleges
The nine, their home towns.
classifications. end major fields
are as follows:
Martha Cowser, Helena senior.
secretarial science; Baron Duncan.
Kingston jamaica, British West
Indies. senior social work; Au-
retha Green, Cleveland. Ohio SEN
ior, home economics.
Glenn Harris Ft. Wayne Indiana.
Indiana, senior bacteriology:
Roosevelt Martin, jr. Arkadelphia,
senior music; Legora Peterson,
Mound Bayou, Miss, senior. ele-
mentary education.
Joe Elliott Smith, Little Rock.
senior pre-med; Dorothy Tram
nell, Canton, Ohio, senior, social
work; and Minnie Wilform
Wynne, senior, secretarial scienct.
Election to Who's Who is based
on general scholarship, leadership
ability and service to the institu-
tion.
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20
lily PLANS AN ACTIVITY
bv Lemuel Wright

The Hi-Y he'd forum on
DATING and Courtship" on jan
uary 28th. The discussion was
concerning many of the problems
teenagers have pertaining to bow
girl relations. They discussed
the many types of dates. Some
of the topics discussed were
whether or not there should be
a curfew law for teenagers md
what age teenagers should start
dating.
The Hi-Y is making plans for
world Service and BUILDING
for Brotherhood. World service is
an International movement which
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

members on their birthdays. The
majority of members have paid
thelr memberships and are look
ing forward to March 10. The
principal of the school. A. Allen.
Is giving his fun cooperation to
the club, Della Williams is presi-
dent; Ella Faye Perry and Rober-
IA Smith, secretaries; Mrs. Annie
7. Stovall, Adviser
Mrs. I. T. Mcdonald. Y-Teen
director.
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20
eminent.

Tri- Hi Y and Jr. Hi "
will be raising funds and asking
for the help of all loyal citizens
and cheerful givers. If you are
not contacted, please send your
contribution to G. w. Carver
Branch YMCA, 100 West 9th
street, Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20
SEEz:

Thirty-one Seeds of Promise
members were present at the last
meeting in the social room at
Rocker Homes. They will an
rounee their project in few
DAVIS. Maxine Price is president;
Anita Hammock, secretary.
The Buds of Promise club had
Valentine party in the
social room at Booker Homes last
week The intra-elub contest for
Ucweetheart of the Party stimu-
lated much interest and thesec-
rotary, Cassie Brooks was named
the Sweetheart" Mrs. Lille Rae
Jones. a parent. visited the party.
Miss Harriet Montague, James
and Paul Springer assisted Mrs
Lillian Springer in making 1t en-
ioyable for the Y-Teens.
The regular meeting WIS held
on Thursday.
TIE Jolly Y's have seWed for
the last two meetings making use
full articles for hospital patients.
Mrs. Oyama Hampton, Jr the Adj
wiser. will supervise the girls in
"pie-making" at the next meet
ing The Jolly Y's are inviting
all friends to attend the social at
the "Ys on Friday. Feb. 20 from
ITO p. m.
Y-Teens-Do You Have A Mem
bership Card?
THE Rosettes club at the school
for the Deaf and Blind met last
week and decided to shower"
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

Y-Teens-Do You Have A Mem
bership Card?
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

THE Rosettes club at the school
for the Deaf and Blind met last
week and decided to shower"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
6pg WHAT'S
80 COOKING

Ns, Lemon Baked Fish Nep Potatoes
Spinach Carrot Salad
Orange Cake Pudding
Lemon Baked Fish
Ia pounds fish hlets teaspoon salt
lemons. peeled and sliced "a teaspoon pepper
"a cup salad oil "a teaspoon paprika
Place fish nets in creased baking DISH Arrange lemon
slices FISH, Combine OIL salt pepper and paprks pour
over FISH, Bake in moderate $3.50 degrees about 20
minutes, until fish is haky. Garnish with lemon quar-
ters Makes four servings.
SATURDAY
Hamburger Steak Mashed Potatoes
81 D. Yelow Squash White Cap Salad
Fruit Cup Cookies
White Cap Salad
tablespoon unfavored teaspoon Worcestershire
gelatin sauce
"A cup cold milk Dash of pepper sauce
"a pound blue cheese Salt to taste
pint creamed cottage "a cup mayonnase
cheese thick slices of tomato
Soften gelatin in cold milk for minutes Dissolve over
not water Mash blue cheese add to- cottage cheese Sieve
or beat with rotary heater to blend Add seasonngs stir in
gelatin mix WE'LL Fold in mayonnaise Pour into small
molds Chill until firm. To serve, unmold seasoned
tomato slices arranged salad with dressing
made Of equal parts mayonnase Six servings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

chiffon-Hke in texture rich in Havor.
Roast Loin OF Pork Sweet Potatoes
Green Peas Waldorf Salad
Chocolate Prune Whip Pie Coffee
Chocolate Prune Whip Pie
! package chocolate ! cup drained chopped
chiffon pie filling mix cooked prunes
cup boiling hot milk l baked 9-inch pie shell
u cup sugar
Place pie filling mix in small, deep bowl (about ~
milk recommended Mix we'll Beat vigorously with rotary
beaten or at highest speed of electric mixer until filling
stands in peaks about to minutes Add sugar and beat
minute more Fold in chopped prunes Pile into pie SHE'LL
Chill until set. about hours desired garnish with
whipped Mote: store cover with inverted pie
pan and keep in refrigerator)
MONDAY
Bratsed Beef Cubes With Mushrooms
EGG Noodles Green Beans
Braised Beef Cubes With Mushrooms
~ pounds homeless beef 3 to tablespoons fat
cut in l-inch cubes V cup water
"a cup hour pound mushrooms sliced
teaspoon salt Flour
70 teaspoon pepper
Dredge meat with seasoned flour. Brown slowly in fat
Add water cover and cook slowly for hour Add sliced
mushrooms cover and continue cooking until meat tender
and mushrooms DONE about 80 minutes Thicker cook
ing liquid with -four for gravy. Six servings.
TUESDAY
Lamb Steto With Vegetables
SWeet-Sour Cabbage Slaw French Rolls
Cherry Cobbler With Cream
Sweet-SOur Cabbage SIaw
cups finely shredded IA teaspoon salt
capDage "a teaspoon cayenne pepper
Tablespoon grated onion u cup heavy cream.
Y teaspoon celery salt whipped. or thick sour
tablespoon vinegar
sugar vinegar salt pepper and Pour cabbage
ana TOSS Makes six to eight servings.
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AT FOOD ToWN-the, NAMES the Same.
BUT N0W-See the Difference!

Electric cheek0ut Counters GodBonf Guaranteed Meats; Special
Custom Cut Meats Your Request Sparkling Fresh Produce Complete
Variety Of oil National onds plus Food Towns Labeled Foods
s. COURTEOUS. HELPFUL SERVICE AT ALL TMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

Two convenience products get together.
WEDNESDAY
Broied Shad Scaloped Potatoes
Asparagus Buttered Beets
Corn Sticks AnlbroSid
Corn Sticks
"a cup chopped walnuts u cup strained bananas
package corn muffin mix (for children)
Add wanuts to muffn mix and mix well. Follow reg
ular package directions for adding eggs and liquid to MIX
using the strained bananas part Of the liquid Bake in
wel-greased cornstck muffin pans as directed Makes
about IL cornsticks.
THURSDAY
OUen-Fried Chicken Rice
KGle Mexican Corn
Blueberry Rolls LFrozen)
Oven-Fred Chicken
Drohers Tor 1ryers) slices pineapple
Salt, pepper, paprika Brown sugar
u cup butter margarine
split brolers down the back and lay cut side down in
shallow baking PAN Sprinkle each piece with salt pepper
ana papr1ka Spread with genefDus coating of butter or
margarine Bake in hot oven 400 degrees for about
hor Dip pineapple slices in melted butter and sprinkle
very hgny with brown sugaI Arrange slices chicken
ana continue baking for Is minutes glaze the pineapple
10 serve arrange broler half each plate with two slices
Of glazed pineapple. -Four servings
Note: fryers used increase baking time is minute.
'S'oe "ouins pineapple. BY wi"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

BETHESDA (Kenwo0d area - A.
BEDROOM, 3-BATH, new bi-level
rambler, in excellent neiRhborhood .
built-in garage: large daylight rec
rnl., 'hrepl., modern kit, separate
dining room; S2g,a5O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

HOUSES BY HUGHEs--Ths very
best Of neiEhborhood: clean a
pin; 0.rm. Colonial. feat. 9 bed
rms din. rn., daylight bSmt., ga
Iage, ger. porch; bus fare, and
zee. lhopplnR area near BY; SELL
rs slg,5dgo0J W. R. HUGHES CO..
HOUSES BY MU0HEs-S300 down
viii move YOU In this b-rm. bum
ealow; full bsmt., front and rear
porches, Oct RarAge: mr.. schools
ana shopping. sacrifce sale. SiO,-
5OOo W, r. HUGHES Co. AP.
EVANSVILLE HILLS-Brick CO..
lonial with drive-in earage; iiv.
fm. With hrepl., sep, din. rm., 3
extra lge. bedrms., plus full bar,t..
sS ''S Only ~ ssiissSo 'sS TisS excel sss-
s iSEz. r & ar. H 9l1scS. . CO.
H1y ,.I Z you seen this
SEP. din r 1nss crystal nx % chss stslIs1.
new kitchen, full sunny bsmt..
.Arge beautiful, level lot; eonveni-
ent TO everything: vacant; SI5,-
300, DALEY REAL ESTATE, AP.
7-dt44 I'll y pm.
HYATTsvILLE--6 rms. ~ baths.
rec. rm ar cond;; detached ga-
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WOODLAND

Commanding all brick
Colonial hiehliehted BY
many extra features. De-
taehed gaTase. full bsmt..
recr. rm Inv. rm with fire-
pl., family size din. rm., biz,
well-eQuip. kit; Ia baths.
Close TO schools, shopping
and transp. Really a value
packed home at Sl7,950.
You are sure to like this
me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
COLLEGE PARK

Eye catching all brick
rambler in this ever popular
o m m U n ity, delightfully
maintained. Cheerful recr.
rm. In big bsmt., mod. de
luxe kit, 3 bedrmS., level,
skillfully landsc. lot set on
BY white picket fence. Real
close to schools. churches,
etc. Only SI5,350. We urge
you 70 inspect this one.
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CHEVERLY

Within an area OF sound
values. Delightful is a good
None-word description Of this
3-bedrm. all-briek rambler.
Level fenced lot, earport.
jalousied porch, big liv. rn.
with firepl., mod. kit. 3
bedrms. A home Of many
fine appointments. Only
SIS.oSO Eiexfhie terune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
VETERANS

Here is q real opportuni-
~. Cleaning white 3-bedrm.
Colonial. sep. din. rn.. full
bsmt., big wooded lot, in
pleasant close-th communi-
~. 1t will pay you to in
spect this real nice home;
Sl3.250, $3.50 dn. should
hanGle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

bETHESDA--3-bed brick ram
bier; liv. rm. with krepi., SEP
din rm. mod kit, With break
fast area: full bsmt.. ranch
fenced wooded yard: COW. public
and narochiai schools: Sot 600
koRzENDoRFER. REALroR. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
HOUSES FoR sALE-WD.

COUNTRY RAMBLER - You will
fall In love with the maenii1eent
lS1-foot vide lot. beautifully
shrubbed. Very large living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, table-space kitchen, 3 large
bedrooms with 2 baths; full base
ment with recreation room and
powder room. Assume over $4,000
ll2te trust. Colesyille area. A. j.
HESsiNGER a. CO. Ju, 9-454i.
EDGEMOOR-Brick center-hall Co
lonial Only S26,750. Bkfst. rm.. 3
bedrms.. : baths. sleepinR porch,
expandable 3rd a., I'M. rec. rfn,
garage, porch, h,-w. heat. SAM
UEL z. BOGLEY OF MD, INC
OIL. 6-7SO0 I'll o.
FAIRLAND, Nr. MOL - 2-bedrm.
Cape Cod, on "a acre shaded lot.
Firepl. in liv. rm.. side porch.
expansion attic, full bsmt. with
outside entr., fenced In backyd.
with frepl.. Sl4,5O0. EV 4-6lS9.
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BETHESDA - Over IO,OOO-sa. 1T i,
all-briek Colonial with . bedrms.,
Ia baths, lalousled den, rec rm,,
covered patio, sep. din. rin,, firepl
Gloss 20 tral,sp 80 all SCHOOLS And
sUB6RBAN PROP. MAJ.
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$4,000

3 bedrooms, dining room. lovely
shaded lot. newly redecorated and
remodeled, in Woodmoor. Low
or will rent with option TO buy.
GRAHAM & CO.
JU 5.60l0 III 5-6S5O
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BETHEsDA-center entfs 2 bed.
rm., bath brick rambler, din
rm,. hit. with good eat, space,
full hsmt.: low 3nS. A "
PISANI. Realtors. OIL. 4-1bOO,
ewes. OIL. 2-ig4s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
KEN. DRusKIN & CO.
WOODSIDE PARK

Handsome custom built brk ram
bier on beautiful corner lot. CEN
ter hall lge. liv. rm; with iirepl,
sep din, rri-. very Ice mod, kit.
ii paneledj' ! baths: fiagstone
patio: bsmt. with rec rm., hrepl.
and y bath; garage, storage attic
and many other extras. Priced
below cost at $4,000. To see.
Mr.. Mcintosh. tx. 3-24s0; ewes.
and Sun. AID. 1855.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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-OXON Hill,

OF Wheeler rd.-Superb CUSTOM
built 3-bedroom brick split-leyel,
less than year old, in wonderful
setting Of trees; baths. powder
rrn.. firepl, den; carport. many
other extras. Call Mrs Cox, LU.
s-sl36 or ST. 3-136s. ATLAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
AMERICAN U..sT. ANN's-chaTm
RERKgLEY m FOxHALI1-Lovei,

siS White brick Colonial in this
c ciES ssir' STR ' eoNBirl eSsS9
: den and powder rm., bedrms:
and 3 baths . blks to Lady Of
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
T-14II; ewes WO 6.b49g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

BETHEsDA-Lsrrs . bedrm1 eh
S fs ds STisf rs ss$s with Sl'N srs sSp
on "a acre beaut, landse. LOT IN
rissd IN upper EOS. GEO "
ROBERTSON REALToR, 1880
wis ave. OF. 1-oIo3 I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
WEREPROUD

To OFFER this really immaculate T.
5edrm. Cape Cod with large sep
arate dining rm. and daylight base
nnent entering level 10 q deep tree
shaded lot Really eloSe-in Silver
Spring. This house is within a
few blocks Of st. Michaers, Hecht
Co shopping and elementary
school Don't miss this at only
Sl4,T50.
James C, Conley & Co.
n@nE ma AuE ri a 400 tsrFr N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

ALMOST II ACRE with tan trees
surroundlns sEvEN-room rambler
with a SEPARATE din. rm.. de
luxe kit, sUNRooM. lee. hv, rm /:
gar. and full bsmt.. sacrifice at
Sl7.g50ll Exclusive with BOWERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
HOUSES EoR sALk-Mp.
St. Michael,s Parish

OPEN, "a acre In cool woodside
BACK 3 Sll sT': s. R SstS, 'sH s: ar r
h,.w.h., din. Tm, patio, peh.. gar.
$4,000; 1908 Grace Church I'd,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

OAKyIEw - Mighty nice corner
brick rambler; 8 bedrooms, IRE
pl9ss IN nyinS leon poom' KITCHEN
Near schools. bus at corner
VACANT. Sls.500. HUGH T.
PECK, HE. 4-6400.
OAkvIEW = LOVELY spiit-level
home. like new Features SPACIOUS
din. rm... klng-sized kit, 4 bed
rms. 3 full baths. family room
WALKING DISTANCE TO ST.
CAMILLUS SCHOOL. owner leav-
ing city, We take trades. HUGH
4. PECK, HE. 4-64OO.
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a CHASE, D. q. pfNEHuRsT

CHEVF CHASE, D. G., PINEHURST
CIRCLE AREA-Elegan outdoor
living in this tree-shaded ivy
covered brick and fagstone free
formed patio and rock garden:
barbecue; 3-bedrm. brick Colon
SCI Porch; low EOS; ANHDRIs
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CALL P. G. P.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES

AP 5-f443
GLAsSMANOR-3 bedNm., hee liv :
din. rm., rec. rn1, attach. br. As
sumo ~ OF loan, or FLA, Sl2,-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ARMY MAP sERy.-BROOKMON7

Cute as a button. and clean as
q pin! 3-bedrm. brk. rambler on
LARGE, beautifully handicapped eor-
ner lot. Liv rm din. rm. comb,
lovely big kitchen, large screened
porch. No basement. but plenty
storage. Sig.750, FRANK s PHIL
LIPS: INC, d, 7-l4l1; ewes. NO.
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CHEVY CHASE; 2O.5O0-Lge.
seFnidetached homo. > blocks
west OF Conn. ave; den on first
floor: bedrooms. . baths on
end: good condition: large rooms:
very conyfnient location. Call
. WO. $500 I'll Q. EDW. H.
JONES CO. INC.
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HYATTsvILLE--8 rms. ~ baths.
T rae; rT owS sit eopSI' dst sShs sa-
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TULIP HILLS
BY Apt. ONLY

Almost new, 4-bedrm.. 2-bath ram
wooded s-aere lot in neatby
Maryland. Country Size kit, excel
lent rec. room with hrepl. Ewes.
call Mrs. Mckinley, IA 2-245l.
w. C. A. A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19

BEIHEspA, Bradley blvd area
S Ssas rambler mi WITH Sos Eli SEP
plus maids rm. and bath. terrific
rec, rm.. elaSsed- walled family rm,
On. "a acre with panoramic View
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HANDY
Expand II YOURSELF
KAY BOWLING

NAY bOWBlNG
ROCKVILLE - 3-bedroom rambler
with full basement. chain link
fenced yard Neat as q PM
$4,000. 81 ,oan includes settle
ment II oualiaed FHA.
DAMAsCUs--3 and 4 bedrm. new
brick ramhiers on ,iz-scre lots,
"a baths or more. full basement.
fireplace. Priced si9'250 up.
LAYToNsvILLE -bedrm
new brick ramblers on acre lots;
. tiled baths, @3-ft. living rms
family dining rms, equipped kltch
ems, full Easements. S2l.500 up.
UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
IL ACRES with Groom house,
bath; $4,000.
n ACRES with 7.room hose; barn,
chicken houses; beautiful land
100000,
II ACRES. 4-bedrm. brick home;
Ia baths. sep. din. rm., bsmt
dol. garage beautiful land with
LONG road frontage. trees; S2e,SO0
3is ACRES with s-rm., s-bath
home; beautiful setting; $4,000
/ ACRE. beautiful grounds. with
5-rm homes bath, oil h.-a.h.i
$1,000.
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SUMMER


Miller-built, stone Colonial on
beautiful lot, In this choice com-
niunity Center hall plan. nod
ern kit, den. powder rm., 4
eenerous bedrms,, 2 baths, recre-
alton area, garage, fenced gar
den, Ewes. call Mrs. sutton. IKE.
10000.
W C. a A. N, MILLER pEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-, 2-4464
TAKOMA PARK| bdrm. brick
home, beautiful family rm.. liy,
rm. with hrepl., / "a baths, full
basement with built In garage,
lovely lse trees. shaded lot, S2l,.
800, excel, terms. FREDERICK
W., BERENe SALES, INC, AP,
TAKOMA PARK = 3-bedrm. brick
rambler Sl7,0g5. LARGE liv. rm.
with dining area, de luxe kit.
storm windows, fenced rear yard:
full bsmt with work rm, Cow. to
.shopplng,. bubble schools and
Takoma Academy. OWNER, S414
Hafrnn A HE A-OAaf
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ivy CHASE. D. C..WaKEFIELb

CHEVY CHASE. Blessed Sacrament
Row brick with 4 bedrooms, q
lot Of house for Sts.0nO. LIE
FREW PLATT. JU. 9-570s. OIL.
4-66a6.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
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CHEVY CHASE. top neIshborhood
close 10 the finest schools bed
rms, 3h baths, mod. kit, sep
din. rrn, lovely liv, rm, terrific
screened porch. rec. rms gear
REALisTINos CORP. OIL. 2-o2Os
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with everything you need. From
THREE bright bedrms, to an in
vitin3 recreation room with a
SUMNER KITCHEN. Close to
schools, shopping transportation.
FIRST TIME OFFERED: Si7.50O.
Better see this one todayli Ex-
elusive with BOWERS BROS. AP
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