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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

Thousands attended the BAHIA
Community Meeting last Sunday
at the Veterans Memorial Build
ing. Speakers were Judge Wade
McCrcc and Mrs. Helen McClus
key, chairman of the Baha's As
scmbly Of Ann Arbor, who
spoke on The Need for Reli-
gion in the Home" and The
Fundamental Oneness Of Reli-
gion'. respectively. After their
talks. period of informal dis
cussion was held. Miss Jacquc-
lin Allen, teacher OF music al
the McGraw School, gave musi'
cal selections. II was World
Religion Day, a day inauguratcd
ten years ago by the Baha'i
Faith and recognized by the
ltcd Nations for the purpose
+ prOclaiming the oneness of
Ill revealed religions The meet
ms was sponsored by the Ba.
hal Group of Highland Park
in cooperation with the Bahai
Community Of Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
BY Roasls |. cSuMP

The chorus If the Warren
Avenue Missionary Baptist
Church diNcrscd from It's regu-
ar routine OF business and re-
learsal on last Monday night
20 observe the 10th annlycrSa.
~ of the organization More
han thirty guests were invited
O help share in the lubllant
occasion and witness the pro.
ram and dinner prepared by
he group The group has an
outstanding record for It's very
fine way Of cooperating among
themselves and in aiding of 9th
r organizations For more than
even years every officer was
collected. except one. who ton
lorarlly moved TO Vancouver,
British Columbia. Gift, galore
we're brought by the members
n added respect for those whom
hey hold dear
Included in tac program were
tex b Saw e.. who welcomed
ucsts. Mrs. Sadie Harris. Mrs.
edna Smith and Mrs Aulclla
ianks rendered solos Others
appearing were Miss Wylodinc
,taplc, Deacon Arts Harris
Mother Virginia Rogers anc
Deacon Charles Bell Rev u w
Nhcrry gave remarks The War
en- Avenue Chorus lEs on r0l
linciy.tWo members, most o
which are regular attendants
Presidents have been the Mrs
icrniccc lIardiman, Mrs. +. J
iroWn Mrs Ada Anderson, Cal
lcccascdl Mr. James farris. VIII
served eight years ll95l.l959
urrcnt officer, are Hester Fan
is. president Key + SAVAGE
ICE president Marion Staple
ccrctar! Ethel Tnslcy, flnar
ial secretary Maurinc Robcl
on ASST tanl secretary. Luclnd
rinslcy. corresponding secretary
lohnic Bl,lhcr and Albcrth
Iarris, chaplalns, Ayclla Banks
prospective queen ocach auXll
ary selects a queen for annus
tea during the church'S ann
,crsaryl; Rccic Moss progrG
chairman Lula Tate socl,
chairman Scrvins as hostcSSo
for the affair we've Daisy Ma
Jones, .Ayclla Banks, Villa Ma
Shaw. Lucille johnson, Ann
Davis, Matte Malone.
Miss Ellen Rhodes is organ
ist. Mrs E'aa Smith, dire
trcss; Rev w r. Matthews, pa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

Walt Hansgcn, considered to be
one If America top ports car
racing drawers. Here is more adj
vice from llan-grn.
driving isn't lust stepping on
the gas and steering. Watch your
mrrNr ari thc road ahead Of You.
he slrc you've had enough sleep
b. fore getting behind Your wheel.
And eat tnslbly. Stay away from
lich foods that can upseN your
81 mach and Nolr lisposti6u. ON
q long trip, take breaks every 100
miles or So Don't just sit inIthe
car, either, get out and walk
arOii (. Y
w alt's parting words with
which We az Shell concur most
sumelt Whatever YOU do, prac-
ti,e what call 'motorist maturity
That Is. don't ret into races with
other cas- on the highways. Don't
take oui yuar Illustrations on other
drivers Don't try to get even with
careless drivers. In short, be
dDdt.'
Fine. hard-hcadcd advice for a
lfe, happy new year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
UNITED CHURCH WOMEN

February IL will be the 73rd
World Day of Prayer sponsored
" tfntcd Church Women. q
General department Of the Ma
lional Council Of Churches
Theme. Lord, | Believe. Ia
countries will participate and
ONE 1000 dialects will be- spok
n. In Detroit and surrounding
area, plans are already complete
Tor record attendance. Mrs
'aul kcsSclring is acting as gen
rial chairman for the second
wear for the United Church
Women Of Detroit
The Detroit Councils Central
leadership School, which open
u at 81. JoScph'S Episcopal
\DD-lIerc and There
hurch last Monday is still opcr
or registration in three of the
laSScS, announces Rev. Mel
iuy, Dean. New rcgiSlrants MAY
lc accepted up to next Monday
anuary 10 Rev. EStcl l. Odlc
director of the Division of Chri
tan Education, stated that thr-.
thcr schools are now in ~
'cSS each Monday night, for
weeks. These are located
Northwest Courses taught arc
Music in Christian Education"
taught by Mrs. Thclma Addinp
ON. OF the Guild of Church NJ,
sicianS; Administering 1.
Mt Olivct Methodist Church
Dearborn. Other courses bcin,
taught by the Rev. Kcarnc,
Kirby minister Of education a
American Baptist Camp at la
Hecr. Michigan; and the "Educa
Church Camp. taught ny Rev
Loyal Wiener. director of IN,
Taught in the school are: "Th,
Child'S Approach to Religion"
taught by Mrs. +, NJ. Branc
When Children Worship. b,
Miss Ellen Grunigcn; and Lead
crShip in the Group. taught h,
the Rev. Josc"h Dickson, pastol
of the host church.
Another note of interest /,
youth church workers, from
Mrs. Neh Guy, chairman of ths
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
TO HOT SPRINGS

Rev j. d Montgomery, pas
or of Greater MI. Carmel Bar
list; Rev. w. w Williams, pas
tor of Williams Chapel; Rev
James Caldwell, pastor of Bur
ncttc Baptist, drove to llo
Springs, Ark, for the Nationa
.oard meeting there this week
rcv. Charles Williams and Rev
- A. Williams shared driving
rev. and Mrs. William BiShol
eft Friday morning Rev w n
Iancy, along with others, lief
IN Sunday night by train. Rev
~ n Matthews and Rev +, n
OK left on Sunday, Jan. Il
cor a brief vacation before The
meeting opens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
Here And There

Committee on ChiIdren's Work
ers. for the Detroit Council OF
Churches. is the Vacation Churcl
School Directors Workshops
Places of location and time OF
meetings arc as follows: Thurs
day. February 5. z pm. TO $50
pm. First Il. u. B. Church
Dearborn mason at Monroe),
Thursday, February IL, z to
$50 pm, Greenfield Methodist
Church, l9307 Greenfield; Thurs
day, February 26, 8 am. to ll:3t
a m, Woodward Avenue Presby
Church Woodward at Philadel
phia); and Thursday, February
26. z 10 $50 pm, Mt. Hope
Methodist Church, l5400 East
Seven Mile. The Committee
pointed out that although stra
tcglc locations for the work
shops have been selected, but
workers arc free to attcnt
whichever one they choose. 9th
n workshops are scheduled fol
the last of April and the first
of May
AS we 90 to press the Mich
gan Council of Churches Genera
Assembly is being held in Ann
\rbor. with meetings at thu
2ackham Buildin' and the FRS
Methodist Church. Or J Me
Neil, vice president of the Coun
I'll and pastor of the Tabcrna
Gle Baptist Church, Bccchwoot
Il Milford, presided at inter
walls,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
PENTEICSTAL MID
WINTER MEETINGS

The Pcntccostal churches CT
tpos'oI.c faiths will begin their
l'dwint Meeting Saturday,
larch the 4th 9Th. There will
&c a business meeting every
ny Evangclistic services will be
icld at Bishop IIcardic Lcas-
on's church OF 2G083 Ricmon-
lille. Fcrndalc, Mich
The public is invited,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

When cake has disappeared and the
holiday been tnptes of MS arc glad
to return simpler foods while least Moreover there's
that bills that somehow add to bigger Sums than
re had anticipated.
This is good 20 family
such ankfrts Serve them style as Topattcd FRANKS
margarine and hint o mustard The combination Of meat ana
good good vegetable such as
peas green beans. complete that's easy TO prepare
and the budget.
TO make these appealing special spread the eat
with KIND mustard before filling them
like mustard flavor. add
teaspoonfl of mustard Stir until
welbendcd and smooth Drop bits of this seasoned margarine
the potatoes when tie franks the Incidentally
this mustard aNolcd makes dressing for green
vegetables
Franks be stuffed ahead time then simply heated
and Drowned IN the hto while the vegetable cooks
and the coffee ready dessert cookies with
dish Of diced oranges mixed with rcd grapes and little
juice poured nil.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
By LUCILLE COOK
SUccUMBS

Mr.. Jess Wadley, 40, VIII
was born in Macon, Ga, ant
who came TO Detroit at the ag'
of 4, died January 18th, 1858
in Veterans Hospital in Dear
born.
He is survived by his par
ents who live 6l95 10Th in
Detroit, his wife, two sisters,
two brothers. four nePhews,
and many friends.
Funeral services will be
held Wednesday, January n,
at 2 am. AZ ST. Benedict
Church on Beeehwood.
SUCcUMBS
Mr.. Henry Barr of 5248 Lins
lalc, Detroit, passed Saturda'
light, January II, after a Ion
Illness.
Mr.. Barr is survived by his
wife, Emma, relatives, and
host OF friends.
The Bars, formerly iron
Iemphis, Tennessee, have rcSid
ID in Detroit for many years
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
| Tips on Touring
- By ccrol lone ----------
Womeni TroyeI Authority
Advice From A Pro

"If there's any one secret 70 safe
driving, it's total concentration.
The automobile is almost never at
fault in an accident; human error
is. When I'm racing. | can't oven
remember my wifc's name All !
know is the road in front Of me.
That's the excellent advice Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
CHAPEL HILL

DURING the absence Of their
pastor, Rev. Roy A. Allen. whl.
attending The Board II Dls
.cclors meeting in Hot SPRINGS,
lrk, the sermon was rendered
~ ono of their assistant minis
tiers. Rev. G. 7. Wilson.
Starting February 9 through
3. Chapel Hill will open a Bi'
BE study course from 10 pm.
The public IS invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
COMMUNITY news. FEATURES
I2fH Il Warren
Community News

,ening at Ebenczer A. M. f.
hurch January 10 and 10 is
Jcing conducted by Rev. Mat
hcw Rhoncnnc, presiding elder
+ this district. The public Is
nvitcd.
The Male Chorus is working
lard getting ready for their
lens Day Program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

parry w hc .ncn Jan %
S, thr Dawson School for pu,
oils graduating and leaving
Parents ASSISTING are Mrs Miles
Nr, Fhikcr, Mrs Roberts and
Mrs Garland
school viii close at the end
81 the day Jan :s The new Sc
hester viii hc " 81 , al 8.3'
m
The Dav rrA met Tues
4v evening ST. G Xurkzunar
,eu ~ report Of the ad
visor, comualtcc Mrs Dorothy
}erlh wa, prosrmn chairman
nd Mrs Lillian Massey and
If, INHine Bitter resisted her
caarrsMn trainine clasSc'
ll start Feb > at Wayne Stat
inNcrs.ly.
The Dawson prN wish L
rhanl, an who helped with tn
upcakc sale The sales hrough
n $40 profit Mrs Garlan'
AMI Mrs Peak were co-chaii
men
Social committee IN en- Der
rc Mrs Garland Mrs Rut
Williams, J6lman Woodland, a
or Jones. Dorothy Mason y
ola Wccns Katherine Roblr
SON am MARY Mechanic
Room represent ltiNcs ar,
N,~ Betty Jane R',lcdec. Mr.
Ethrne Robinson Mrs Or
l'ancc lean Duifcy Ami
Henry Anna Belle pHr'cl
Wilson Lucinda Allcl
Nilw Freeman ! Smith. Mar
leNan Wcoukn W,cian Wit
Mu'n and Mrs WOODLAND
liaantaliv committee men
h,rs arc Mrs Elizabeth Peal
'hss Rqsia Ncroncsi and Mr.
banin Shell teachers, an
Nrs llclon Alonlo. Matte Boz
nc Rosie Fields. Laura Flo,
p4..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
GREATER MI. CARMEL

Members of the Greater MI
Carmel Baptist Church, 270O
russell, are making plans tC
honor their pastor. Rev ] y
beginning the first week in
Montgomery. on his anniversary
March lie is also the president
# the Prospect District Sunday
School and B. T. L Congress
More information about the pro
ram later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
LENTEN SERVICES

Plans are just about complete
for the Detroit Council OF
Churches Lcntcn services for
the Detroit Council of Churches
Lcntcn services for 1853. These
services will be held at the
Central Methodist Church, Wood
ward at Grand Circus Park
from 1910 to 1905 pm The
project is under the direction
Of the Councils Department OF
Evangelism, of which DR., Homer
! Armstrong is pastor Wei
tell yor about the speakers in
,ur nest issue
The Detroit Pastors ion
With Or Hubert n .nsor
president, announces much prog
ross for 1853, and that plan,
ne we'll on the way with tn,
$50 program. Program cormit
tee are John FORSYTH. chair
nan; Samuel Sharp David Kin.
err. Arthur Van Eek, Robcr
Beck Calvin Hamilton an,
charles Butler other officer
IRE William Harrison, vicc.prcs
dent, Ivan { Morgan, vicc.prcs
dent Wlllidm l.. Mics, Sccrcta
~, and James Dempsey, treas
/ re-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
BY Jim Butler

"Rumpclstlskin" this years
annual play staged by the
Wayne State University Players
and sponsored by the Detroit
Council Of Parent Teacher ASso
Citations will be given Al II a.
m and 1870 pm Feb II Al the
Pcrshins High School
Tickets gt 80 cent, each W'l
be avail able 80 elementary
schools ma The area S'Ntra. WCCNs
before The pcrl0r,.~nec>
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
SYMPATHY

Our sincere sympathy To Mrs
icrtha lladlcy and relatives
Who left Friday for lIopkinvillc
". to attend the funeral OF
lcr aunt, Mrs. Almcada Banks.
Tale who was funcralizcd there
m Saturday ACCOMMODATING Bcr
'ha were her brothers. William
and BENJAMIN Rarksdalc. her sis
ter Hester Carr and uncle
|ls"7tonc Hooks. She drove ne,
new chevrolet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
FLUfFED rEANKrURTs
l6 scrNlngs

. medium potatoes teaspoon pepper
II, teaspoons frnnkfurts
| Tablespoon prepared
y cup hot milk Margarine pats
Wash and peel potatoes cup N)!lng
until they easily pierced fo< Drain and
dd malgaine hot milk and pepper Beat until smooth and
luly Sph iiankluS lcnptWsc cutting almost but quite
through so they he atcned Spread lightly
WIN mustard Pile mashed potatoes frankfurt
tops rough race filled irankuits baking shallow
pan SET under broc into moderately (425 -
~ potatoes arc lightly Drowned frankurts heated
tougn about IL TO Is minutes brown press
pats o margarine INTO potato serving Serve hot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

MIR. Willie Lotion, son of Mrs
Tarlinc Rarlonc. Of HILBERT
street, spent week at home
rom Gray Air Force Base, Xii
'cnc, Texas. While here he en-
loved seeing and visiting rcla
tivcs and friends. Willie gradu
1t q from the Aero Mechanic
School last year. lie left for the
base Wednesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

Ard To Mr. aud Mrs. Johnnie
luckctt Of West Euclid Stree,
lohnlc'S St"oSiSi~r .Ioscph,nc
Jones, was funcralizcd from the
Thompson Funeral Home las,
Thursday, Mrs. Jones passed
away after having taken an IN.
lection given by her crosse
Pointe employer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

Mrs. Ella Crump Of Aberdeen
Mississippi is visiting her daugh
Ter, Mrs. Gcanncttc Brewer. and
family Of Harding Street BE
fore coming here Mrs Crumr
'pcnt short vacation visitint
her sisters in Kalamazoo, Mich
gan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24

Another note of interest To
youth church workers, from
Mrs. Neia Guy. chairman Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-24
QUARTERLY
CONFERENCE
AT EBENE

The Quarterly Conference con
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43a NORTHWEST DRIVE

433 NORTHWEST DRIVE
Burnt Mills Village-A gorgeous
stone rambler. Larne liv. rm,,
din. rm., 3 bedrms.--or 9 bedrms.
and den, Ia baths, all-elec. kit.
with table space, 2 frepls.. breeze
way, bsmt. and gar; lac. level
lot; S30,950. Dir: colesville I'd !.
TO Northwest dr., left to 433
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Kenweed Park = We
have 4 new homes for sale. "a
Rambler, WA bedrms, and 2 baths
Nv. rm., din. rm.. kit. on 1 level;
rec, rm; and garage on other
rms. and 2 baths on i level. plus
liv. rm,. din. rm.. family rm., kit.
coonlonial, : rms, ~ baths, $780,
300. "a Big de luxe show home,
anprox. 5000 go. II. OF liv. area.
rooms In all, incl. 5 bedrms.,
5000 baths; R. 4 BEST; INC, HA'
BETHEsDA-NAvY MEDICAL AREA
EGracious. 4-bedrm., 2M bath
brk. Cape Cod. What q whale OF
2 new listing for only .S25, $50.
Llv. rm;. din. rm., mod, kit. side
porch. full bsmt.. level fenced I'd :;
immae. cond. Owner leaving town
soon. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC,
OIL. ..7006: ewes. WH. 6.777i.
BETHESDA (BRADLEY HILLS
Charming custom brick rambler
on . secluded " acre with beau
tiful oak trees and thousands OF
collars OF handicapped: center hall,
liv. I'm. .l6x32, sep. din. rm., im-
mense kitchen with pantry, 2
master bedrms.. 2 baths, screened
porch. garage: S37. 300. KORZEN-
DORFER. REALroR, OIL. 4-S11l
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40 NORTHWEST TERRACE
. firepiaces, iiv. rmi.. din. rm''
elec. kit. playroom. library,
breezeWay, gear carport; $50, 500
Dir: colesville I'd. TO Northwest
drive, left to 240 Northwest ter
race.
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FOf RENT OR SALE-Beautiful
home on farm, mr.. Leesburg, Va
2 bedrms., 3 baths, maids room
and bath. swimming pool, guest
house Write OWNER, Box 335.
Laesbur~. w
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ALEXANDRIA. 5l3 Fordham drive.
adj. Belle Haven--3-bedrm. ram
bier : baths GE kit Sarage, pa
Open Sat. and Sun. . to 5. or
call Edgewater 10000. Ext. 52e5,
ALEX. : 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
fenced yard; si25 mo. ov. 3-i265
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lcoNTlNUEDl

NEIGHBORHO0D STATION FOR
LEASE. very low rental, doing
good eallonage, Mr.. commercial
area. Has several large CONNER
eial accounts, Approx, 81 800
Mr.. fKoSYTuSIEK,' ia. 'i S.sSoio. -"
ON AND OFF SALE LIoU0R-BEER
CLOSE to d. G. line In Pr, Geo.
Co.; eolored trade. Land, buildine,
stock, $4,000. Owner retiring,
$50, 900 cash will handle. ANATH
J. BRIGHT, Realtor. WA, 7-6275.
OWNER OPERATORS = Straight
trucks and tractors for local pick
ups and deliveries IN both Wash
ineton and Baltimore. Box 60-L,
Star.
OWNER RETIRING-sellins beau
tiful motor inn on main turnpike
in historic Loudoun County, Fully
equipped kitchen. Duncan Hines
35l, spacious iounse has beamed
work Year-round season. Prop
erty Joins country club faIrway.
REALTY, INC. sat. and sun,
weekdays, ia. 1858
RESTAURANT with ION and on
beer lisc.. bldg. lease or sale incl
: apis. above, Alex. SS00-Sp00
week business. Business, $1,000:
bldg, 100000. easy terms. XII.
9-a5l:,
RESTAURANT. upper Wisconsin
ave, seats approx. 90: lO-year
lease: corner location; supper and
cocktail lounge; $4,000 down:
Co, JE. s-o3l4,
n ESTAURANT. modern, fully
equipped, ABc license; Rte. 20.
ell: 40 Minis. D. c.; seats IS.
Reasonable. For lease. PL. 4-S320
(THE PLAINS, VA.
RESTAURANT. SMALL; So days.
$40 to $50: doing over $500
yk, rent, $3.50; long lease. ia.
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COLORED-NEWLY DECORATLD
beautifully equip. mod. brk house.
5 rms. and bath, fenced yard. S65
mo. Located mr.. N. Capitol and
X. Pay rent promptly here and
TO buy a still better mouse with
no On. pymt. Ma. S-9257 9-5
wk. days.
coLoRED-RENT WITH OPTION
Mr.. 18th AND IRVING NV.
full bsmt.; gas heat; excel. con-
dition
tn. e-l090 RA. 6-B33s
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

' SsRe1- VI E9 sssEEA9 ". . SYM!
3;bedrm.. ali-brick rambler: fire-
pl.. din. rm,. larse finished rec.
rm., extras; mr.. Grade, nigh,
parochial schools. WI. $3.50.
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LAKE BARCROFT-5 bedrms.. 3
baths. den, huge liv. din. rm.. 40
#. rec rm.. pool rm. witable: Ice.
closets: boat other extras: s265.
55s waterway DR.. CT. 6-d395. .
LAKE PAPCRnFT-ne iuxe 2 he'd.
rms. 2 baths, finished rec. rm !:
garage; attractive corner lot S225
q mo-; others tn S115 BARR
REALTY. INC. JE. 4-0s24, IA.
4-335n.
LANnOvER HILLS bedrms. with
den. s125 month. OWNER. sP
3-4319.
MASS. AVE. EXT, nearby Mont
County-2-story brick Colonial:
3 bedrms.. . baths; lst-hoor der
and porch; avail immed. for .
HougdHToN y son oG. INC. l4Is
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ARLINGTON, va, e4e2 North
Washington blvd.-Brk. bunga-
low, Q rms. and / - baths, fire-
place. scrcened-in porch, = kits,
noored attic. gas heat, garage;
close to everything: $3.50. REIBLE,
AGENT IA S-4Rog
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BETH. CENTER HALL RAMBLER
24-FT. LIV. RIM.
DAYLIGHT WALK OUT BsMT.
Sep. din. rm., 3 bedrms.. gar.
6O0S ROOSEVELT-Open Sun. 2-6
Out Bradley, right at Rayburn.
0iuliano r. E.. OIL. 4-1100, 6-a173
BETHESDA-The complete Colonial
Epaneled den, powder rm. on list;
3 lge. bedrms., bath up: de luxe
kit, wall oven. dishwasfer, disp.
rec. nm, powder rm. In bsmt.;
fenced yard. Well worth S24, 1850.
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-9070.
CARROLL KNOLLs-ciose-i brick
rambler, with charm and spaced
Beaut. din. rm.. kit. with table
sp.. firepl. in Iiv. rm., front ser.
with many shrubs hubs, only i s sis TO-
10, 5-36S7. SUBURBAN PROP.
CHEVY CHASE; between clubs
center-hall Colonial. slate roof:
2 bedrms., 2 baths. I'm Bird fir.,
full bsmt.' ser; porch, garage:
silia st. BY OWNER. TU. 2-4S92
CHEVY CHASE (Bet. the clubs
Handsome center hall Colonial.
The liv.. rm., din. rm. and kit.
are all lee powder rm;, 4 bed
rms, maids rm., h,.-w. heat.
furnace and h.-w. are almost new
2-car garage, lot 90 It. wide. Up
per eos. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY
OF MD. INC. OIL. 6-7s00.
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Immediote OccuDancY

Several newly decorated brick ram
blers. in the Falls Church and
Arnordale ~re~ -r~rv wits IL
electric GE kitchens. includins
garbage dispoSals, dishvashers,
ETC.; fireplace. full basement with
outside entrance; two or three
bedrooms near schools, stores
and buses Apply portion Of rent
toward down payment.
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Mass. Ave.-BetheSda
I-level brick rambler on q level
corner lot. Large living room with
fireplace, full-size dining room.
modern kitchen with table space.
utility room, 3 fine bedrooms, / "a
baths, screened porch; attached
garage: storage attic. Convenient
TO MONTGOMERY County's best
Ssh Ska Reasonably priced at
6O25 GoLDSBoRo RID.
OPEN SUNDAY, l-6 PM.
To reach. Out Mass. ave. to Colds
boro I'd, right to house: or out
River I'd. to Goldsboro I'd, left to
house.
James E. Schwab
5522 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-5sOO
NEAR DISTRICT LINE, on level,
shady lot-Modern brick. 3-bed-
room rambler with large dining
area h full basement on,T s,s near 9en schools
KEssiNdER q CO. JU. s-4549.
Mr.. d. C. BUS LINE, $3.50 down.
Low; 6,rm. home, pchs.. gar, full
e-O601. L. II. CARMICHAEL
REALTY CO.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER in close-in
Silver Spring, featuring large liv.
rm., sep. din. rm., large de luxe
kit. 3 bedrms., Q baths, finished
rec. room with n bath: level lot;
I blk. from bus stop. Price, So3.-
800. CHESTER KELLER WOOD
MOOR AGENCY CORP, JU. D.
100. Q to Q.
ri AREA--3-bedrm
rambler. living room, din. L.. kit,
! "a baths. mr.. schools, transp. and
park. Assume $4,000 LIST trust
with low down payment. Priced at
S17,75o. o. D. FIELD INC, JU.
h-71t3 q I'll q
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432a NORTH 37th RID. ARL.
3 bedrms., . baths, rec. rm. and
full bath In bsmt.. carport; newly
decorated: 5000 per mo. FLO
RANCE REALTY CO., IA. 4-2S2s
or EN-. "-04Sl
y. RIvERDALE-3-bed semidet.
brick home. IA baths. bsmt va
cant; S12O month 10. 5-213l.
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KALORAMA AREA-Perfect house
for group 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. 9
and l'ght $3.50. SIMMONS
PROPERTIES. DE. 2-5660. Re
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