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AUTO BODY MEN
Investigate Opportunities ct
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Washington's Largest

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ditions, and usual company bene
fits. See Mr.. Barham, after 9:3l
an. STAR PONTIAC CO., 40i
Florida ave. ne.
AUTO BODY MEN
t2). Excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced body men; plenty OF
work no hand, excellent working
conditions, paid holidays. paid
vacations, hospital insurance. We
have excellent insurance connec-
lions. We need men who want to
make money. Contact Mr.. sau-
C Tspr, no: 2-75oO. ADDISON
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Adv. 1t
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State All Club Week
Dates Announced

State All Club Week will be held
on the University Of Maryland Col
leGe Park campus this year from
August through August 8. The
plans have been announced by w.
Sherard Wilson, state club agent.
About 100 All boys and girls
frCm every county in Maryland are
expected to attend the annual
event, says Wilson. He adds that
youngsters who wish to register
for the Week should contact their
county extension office by July 20.
To be eligible, Alters must have
passed their 18th birthday Jan. /
Educational classes are offered
in agriculture for boys and home
economics for girls. EXtra-curricu-
lar activities will include group
singing, assemblies, and various
types of recreation.
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and daughter Jean, of Youngstown:
Mrs. Mabel Crane and Bobby
Hood, of Buckhannon. w. Va. Wis
tied Mrs. Lyle Weeks last Thurs
day evening.
David Sisler and his two cousins.
Gary and Michael Sisler, of New
Jersey, as his companions liked
to his fathers cabin in the Red
Oak section. A distance of four
teen miles, one day this week.
There will be a Baptismal serv-
ice at the worship service, Sunday
morning, at the Baptist church,
Special music will be rendered by
the Stereophonic Quartet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cornwell, of
New Milford, N. j.. visited her
parents, Mr., and Mrs, William r..
OFT, over the past ten days Miss
Barbara OFT, of Washington, D. c.,
was also visiting her parents.
w. Blair Simmons attended the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Phoebe
Haun, in Washington, Pa, on Tues
day. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Floyd Wensel, Mrs Earl burst
and Mrs. d. E. Orendorf
Mr. and Mrs Blair Simmons
and family visited relatives in Key
ser, Sunday afternoon.
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Teen Corner
BY DICK CASTILOW

Hi We sure had a bumper crop
at Cantecn last Friday night. There
were visitors from ReisterstoWn
and Pittsburgh and other points.
We welcome the summer visitors.
They add a little to each dance
we have. They are very interest
ing to watch dance.
Next Friday, the oath, we have
an extra added attraction, Bob
Brinker the original Rockin Rob
in, will be guest d.j. AS you all
know, Bob is in the army now.
For the week when Bob comes up
"a special admission of IS cents
will be charged
Tomorrow evening l hope to see
every one of you at Teen Can
teen. We will have a few dance
contests and lot of fun.
Remember, Saturday on Channel
II, we will feature kids from Teen
Canteen on Boyland Bandstand.
Any teenager who would like to
go and appear on Bandstand, tell
me tomorrow night. We are taking
bus and will picnic at Cheat
Park Boyland Bandstand is on
from 2:30 to 4:3O. Anyone may go
on this bus to Bandstand, ages 10
to 20. There will be chaperones.
See you all tomorrow night at
Teen Canteen, Moose Hall, 8 til
H. Top records, lots of fun.
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ME-. Kdskse EsIsE.Es NezUs

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Kline and
daughter Mary Eva. of Front
Royal, Va, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Mary Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Sellinger, of
Erie, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Dona Shreve, for the weekend.
Mrs. Mary Grove spent several
days with her daughter, Mrs. Ken
meth Gosnell, of Martinsburg w.
Va. Mrs. Gosnell, accompanied by
her mother, returned here for a
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dorman and
family spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Nicholson. Mrs. Dorman and
daughter remained for a weeks
visit.
Lorraine Weeks. of Fairmont,
and Mr.. and Mrs Dick Hardesty
and daughters, of Lovettsville. Va,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Weeks. Mrs Weeks has been
a patient in the Garrett County
Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards.
3rd, and daughter, of Youngstown.
o.. visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Edwards, Jr., over the
weekend.
Mrs. Kenneth Stahl. of Falls
Church, Va, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. John Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Drinard and
daughter, of Richmond. Va. Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Elsie
Dietrich. Mrs. Drinard remained
for an indefinite time to visit.
Mrs NJ w. Ogden, of Fairmont
w. Va. is at her cottage for the
summer Mrs. w. B. Riley of
Shinnston w Va; Mrs. J. j. Berry
and daughter Linda, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, are visiting the Og-
dens
Mrs. c. J. Koontz Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingman Harr and son Harry of
Washington, d. c.; Mrs. Ethel
Harr and Mrs. Pearl Ford, of Fair
mont, w. Va, visited Mrs. Fred
Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bell and
children, of Cleveland, O., are Wis
iting with Mrs. Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thornhill
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Time Out For Ginger
To Be 3rd Offering
At Summer Theatre

Time Out for Ginger" will be
the third play for the Garrett
County Playhouse. and will be
presented next week. Tuesday
through Saturday at the former
Arden Boat club at McHenry. The
play is all about teen-age problems.
This will be the first domestic
comedy of the season. 1t had a
long Broadway run, featuring Mel
vim Douglas, Steve Mcqueen, Phil
lip Loeb and Polly Rowles. The
author, Ronald Alexander, is cur
rently responsible for the TV show,
Too Young to go Steady"
Appearing for the first time Will
be Becky Singer, an academy ac-
tress and night club worker. Of
New York. She appeared last sea-
son at the Wagon Wheel playhouse
in Warsaw, Ind, with Bonnie Bar
ton, who was with the summer
theatre here for two seasons. Miss
Singer plays the part of the mother.
Also appearing will be Jennifer
Yell, Sal Springwell, f. J. Peaker,
Chris Cmran, Sandy Holloway,
Neil Flanagan, Sally Luten, Gene
Falcetta, and George Randall
Gene Yell, manager, said that by
next week the capacity Of the
theatre would be enlarged to 295.
The first weeks total admissions
reached 712, a gain of eighteen
over the first week last year One
hundred forty-eight attended last
night and the total thus far is IS
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of MasontoWn w. Va. met with
relatives and friends for an out
side picnic dinner at the home of
MIR and Mrs Asa Nethken, Sun
day. Other members of the family
who joined the group included
Mrs Eta Shillingburg, of Brook
side; Mrs John White and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Baity Ridder
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ridder and daughters and Howard
Nethken.
Mrs. Irene Barnes was Sunday
guest of her sister, Mrs. Marian
Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Silfies
and daughter Gail, of MillsbOro
Pa, and Mrs Cecilia Silfies and
daughter Virginia, of Frederick
town, Pa, were recent weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Stahl. Mrs. Josephine Laid, of
ShepherdstoWn, and Mrs Wilma
Arts. of near Whiteford. Md, were
visiting the Stahl family one day
recently.
Mrs. Cora Soelter, Mrs. Geral-
dine Ludwig and children were
dinner guests on Friday of Mrs.
Hazel Sanders and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fike, Union
town. Pa, and MIR. and Mrs. Char
les S0elter we're Thursday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ar
mold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Canaan and
son Larry, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Travis and children, of
Marlboro, Mass, 70 the Arnold re-
union held in the Horse Shoe Run
State Park near Leadmine, w. Va,
on Sunday. The Travis family left
for their home later Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Cora Soelter and grand
daughter, Elaine, were Tuesday
morning callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Dewitt, Oakland.
Mrs. Mary Oates and daughter
Linda, and Mrs. James Ludwig
were Wednesday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soelter.
Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Travis and
family, of Marlboro, Mass, were
guests. Thursday afternoon, of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
Their Canaan, at Crellin.
Dan Smith, of Philippi, w. Va,
was visiting MIR. and Mrs. Nor
gan Fulk, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soelter
and granddaughter, Elaine Marie
Ludwig, were Saturday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Canaan. Elaine remained as an over
night guest of Miss Dolores Jean
Travis, who was a guest in the
Canaan home that week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Stahl were
visiting relatives in and near Cum
berland, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee HauSer and
family spent Sunday visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Hauser near Gnegy
Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Travis and
family, Larry and Bessie Canaan,
were dinner guests on Thursday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Knots, near
Amboy, W. Va.
Milton Canaan was an overnight
guest on Monday Of Eugene Lud-
wig.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Strawser
and children, Linda and Bryon,
were Saturday evening guests of
Mrs. Geraldine Ludwig and fami-
ly.
Miss Harriet Swartzentruber
was in our community on Tuesday
afternoon visiting the boys and
girls who will be going to Bible
school beginning next week at the
Gortner Union church.
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SUNNYSIDE
UNDERWOOD

A large group of relatives and
friends met at the Sunnyside
Grange hall, Wednesday evening,
for a surprise birthday get to-
gether with George White, as the
guest of honor. Among those pres
ent were the Peterson family, the
James Matthews family, Mrs.
Myrtle Durbin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Durbin and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold White, Mrs. Max
inc DeBerry and children, Mrs.
Helen Beckman and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Sines, Mr. and
Mrs. Max White, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
die Travis and children, the Harry
Canaan family, Eugene and Ivadine
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. Early
Foster, Mrs. ArZola Foster and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. Earl
Friend and children, Earl Foster
and the Underwood All club ball
team, Douglas Mullens, Mrs. Hazel
White and son Ronald, and the
guest of honor, Mr. White. A
wiener roast was feature of the
evening with the birthday cake be-
ing served later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Fulk, of
Boonsboro, spent the weekend as
guests of home folks, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Fulk Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Graham, Of Washington, D. c.,
were guests OF the Fulk family for
a few days last week.
The Underwood Youth Fellow
ship group held a wiener roast on
Sunday evening at Swallow Falls.
Mrs. Anna Groves and Mary
Ann, Donna Jean and Ray Jadd-
cite, all of MorgantoWn, w. Va,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Darrell Wotring and family.
James Arnold, Of Akron, o.;
Vera Boylen, of Philippi, W. Va;
Mrs. Peggy Chandler and children,
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Revival Is Beginning

Revival meetings are starting
Tuesday, July q, at the Glendale
United Pentecostal church. Seiv-
ices will begin at 745 O'Clock. Rev.
Ralph Jacks, the pastor, will do the
preaching. All are welcome.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their kindness and sympathy
at the death of our mother and
grandmother, Margaret Hetz.
We are very grateful to those
who sent flowers, donated their
automobiles or helped in any
other way.
Tom Hetz and family
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greater than the same period last
year for the second week.
This weeks play Home at
Seven" a mystery drama, will con-
tinue to be presented the balance
of this week.
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l4oopenaurdner Reunion

The annual Hoopengarner re-
union will be held July 26, at TroX-
ell Tichnelrs home. All relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
Bring a picnic lunch and spend
the day.
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tcoNrlNUEDl

HILLCREsr HEIGHTS. nearby Nd.
selection Of fambiers in Hlllefest
H .a o one q the bes. suburban !,
Sr ~ M Hu PRsPSRRlSs F Rssl.O I've Ld per-
1927, LII. 4-22b3.
HILLcREsT AREA-sparkling clean
mod. 3-bedrm, det brick: powder
rm, on ist d., dream kit. with
dishwasher. disposal big nsv
vaiae-for quick sale viii taks
Sl7,2b0, Terms. To see today, CAV
Mr.. Larkin, XII. S-l020. PRIN0Lk
REALTY. Ii, $3.50.
HILLCREsT - Choice 3-bedroom
rambler. Builder wants quick SEE.
Mullisan, AID. 4-l302. LYMAN q.
DELE AZ CO.. INC. Ii. 7-0bOD.
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CONTINUED,
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

C0LORED---LARGE BRICK. 2-story
semidet. house. IN excellent area:
rooms on each hoor: lot has
S ouds sp q N d hlcSs that
shSssrs. CAN Mrs. s0' DAWSON. ma ma,
$4,000; ewes. and week ends, Wo,
S-4i62. BOSS 4 PHELps. INC,
c0L0RED-oMNER SELLING =
BrentWood Village ne = ' EscS Sip un N
town Kit. wiWei6iit range and
Hollywood tile shower BATH. SEP.
arAte front and rear entr,, sep
utilities, alum. storm wind. and
doors. deep front and rear yards
81 appraised at S1a,20O, saeri-
nee at &4,4g6 above existing trusts
OF $500, Call CO. 5-25O7.
C0LORED-2OlI QUINCY ST. NE,
Cony, to .everythine. Fully det
cedar. lhingle. excel, cond., beaut
S Snondeilsrs, sparkling hardwood
rms. bath recr rm.. !lle SIR |,
S zis s IA. ~ apt CAN Hu s.
COLQRED--RIGGs Park sPE.
CIALS,-5eS Oneida st, ne, 400
feabody &. ne. 400 Oneida ST.
ne. OPEN TIL DARK. Buy on
rental terms, JAMES = TUCKER,
DU. $4,000. RIA 6.0l6S.
C0L0RED-33s PEABODY ST,
ME.-Det 3.bedrm, all-brk. home,
"a bathrmss beaut. bsmt., excel,
Scnd. Priced for quick sale, Good
financing. Gas heat, Ice, I'd, Open
n iSr tinsp. Sun. to Q pm. LA. o.
CoL0RED-5Iai EASTERN AVE,
,N,E.-Modern semidet. brk.: !,
bedrms., powder rm.. LIST FIR:
bsmt., sas heat. fenced lot: FHA
Or conventional easy terms. ia
WOOD WOOD R ri Iii Y7- az BRIGHT
CoL0RED-3es NICHOLSON ST
NJ b.r. brk,, sep. din. rm.
rec: rm.. fenced yd.. COW. tC
9 9wn tnancing and ~, pymt
C0LORED-RIGGS PARK. 7O3 IA
Kennedy St. n.e.-Open from l Il
.. 6-rm. bricks; best condition:
oeorms.. j n baths. garbage dis.
RSeois' uiSANhDueI, NdbnlUk ma
yards MARSHALL RoYsToN
REALTY NO, 7-5O59. DI. 7-lSi9
COLORED - :s4O BRENTWOOD
RD.-3-bedrms. ~ bath. DIET
home; gas heat: Terms. JOHN L
SHELTON. REALToR, 10. 5-2oOo
COL0RED-l2TH AND s. DAKOTA
AVE.--3-bedrm.. semi-det, brk.
knotty-pine rec, nm, powder rm.
$500 down: Elk. 3-7400.
C0LORED - MICHIGAN PARK -
Brick semidetached, modern. re.
dec; S306 down. BERCO REAL.
TY. tn. 2-SS22.
COLORED--.233 18TH ST. Me-
3-bedrm. brick. S12,950. VIII dec
/ To- sui purchaser. JOHN L
SHELTON. 10. $4,000.
cOLoRED-2O7 DOUGLAS ST.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
8 rms. . enel porehes heated
built-in GARAGE: gas h.w.-h, Va
can't and redecorated. Ideal hon
for or . fsm!lies, MI, O'Haz
"a. Fl. 4-4545, brokers coop
MARSHALL J. WArLE CO.. AID
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JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO cPsEas

NAL 4 W OEAAAso
HILLcRESI, OF Pa. ave .--custorl-
built large white Diet. brick: center
hall, z rms, 8 baths, Isl d. den
caTpetins. Other good features.
ANAcOSTlA, 1907 18th 81. Open.
+. to 8 D.m.-New house cond,.
Semidet.. side hall. 8 Ice. rms, .
bedrmS.: porch. gas h.-w.h.: ga
. rTsss; SI9; oOes; hu,,, semi.
S'av. Grk sGs" On. Fa s Jo. s-:si$7
GLAEsMAKoR. $1,000 Near
parochial SCHOOL. semidet. brick,
. Ice. rms, lst-fioor powder rm;:
full bsmt., dishwasher, disposal;
ST. isnf TRAE ssSfs if PARISH. Mr.. MINI.
ave. Semidet, brk., like new. b
rms. 2 lge; b, r., rec. Tms pehs
Mas isRftd i1 IGs' AND SStii &sYINiNEsorA AVE.
ants, i and . b. T., rented iuf-
nished, $40 per mo. Price.
M niiH;tGsSojrA AVE. Mr.. PA, AVE-.
2O-ft. front brick row, o rms .
3 b. r., knotty pine .rec rIli. ana
bath. 2 pchs,, oil h.-w.h, For aaick.
'~e OTHER GOOD LIsTINGs
Realtors, 2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
Cat Pa. Ave-
Over 25 Years Experience in Sales.
Rentals. Property ManegemeI
LII. 4-77l7 LII. 2-s9Io
LINCOLN PARK, I18 I2th ST. Sc.
Open Sunday i to $3.50; low
down pymt.. terms less than rent.
h rms, | and n baths, row brk.s
powder rm. first floor. gas INV: n.
vacant, immec. poss.: OWf En-
d.. 7-ss42. JU. 5-63sf.
Mr.. MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.-cute
a-bedrm. rambler on fenced ,loti
COW. to everything: asking 50. lng
MAXI AN OFFER. FREDERICK
W, BrRENS SALES. INC. RE.
b-hAON
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MICHIGAN PARK
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

AVE. 1911 - OPEN
SUN 2-stoEy cemidet. mod brk ;
q rms 2b baths, concrete rear
porch: newly dec; $4,000 FLA
LIST trust. small On. pymt. EN-. ..
n111 or LII l-R1kl
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Hillcrest
OPEN SUM-, 2 to 6

2075 IT. Baker drive s.e.--De-
tached Perma-stone over brlcki
liy. I'm. with fireplace, din. .rm.,
s Kitchen 6e S!, S SItb IL .;a, ssS.
sarase cA oil Sot0Sa SsH he sat:V *.
ceilent terms: $500 cash, ball
ance in / trust: S93.75 per mo.
To locate: 2 blks. north on 3Oth
Ct. lust on Ala. ave. ct Sears ard
Roebuck. left on IT. Baker 70
house. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
CO., 617 Penna. ave. s.e., Ii.
10000; ewes. and Sun, IA. a.
2020.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY. on q
st. s.e.--Just OF 2bth st. II you
are looking for good Investment
property, call me. c, D. MURPHY,
Realtnr- LII. 4-N221. LII. 4-2253.
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COLORFD
O.EAMHV unMR

III 18TH sr. NE.
and bath. fun bsmt.: oil h.-wh.
Priced for immediate sale
J.. LEE DONNELLY a. SON, INC.
Ma. $3.50 Ewes. WO. 6-2362
cOLORED-Sl5O DOWN
includes settlement charges: Green
way area. Modern 5-rm. brick
home, gas heat, new-house cond.
Anchor fierce $3.50 mo. OWNER
CoLoRED-oFP 8. DAKOTA AVE
FHA OR CONVENTIONAL
- 4932 18th ST. NE.
OPEN ] to 5-Modern semi-det
brick home Containing o large
rooms. tiled bath. full bsmt. gas
heat. Priced to sell fast: reas.
LOUIS Ridden, tn. $4,000
COL0RED-sALE BY OWNER
1898 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
Corner Diet. brk. house, 3 bedrms ),
sep. din. rn. rec. rm, mod. kit,
~ beths, Anchor fence, stone
wall. Open on Sat. and Sun. is
gao ,4,b n coLoRED h.Aru -,
w. %V~ dGNA. ~ UAV-
900 sth st e. bedrms.. bath.
liv. rm.. din. rn.. kit. newly redec
Sl10 dr., Sl10 mo.
CALI DE. 2-245S or
Ewes. WEEKENDs. VIII. 6-S257
COLORED
1913 Chillum Pi., NE.
$S3.76 PER MO. FLA APPRAISED
3-bedrm Ia bath, hrick home,
rec. rm., porch. wall-to-wsll ear
pets. New-house condition. OF
Eastern avenue. Mrs. Morris, LA,
a-l13s. o. d. FIELD, INC. JU.
0-1ll3. Open ! 30 TO $50
COLORED
NEW HAMP. AND EASTERN AYES
Attrac and modern semidet. brick
home cont.5ling OF 5 rms. bath
bsmt. $500 down. FHA approved
Sll.55O. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4.
500.
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RALPH D. COIN
TU. 2-92OO
COLORED-
WOODBRIDGE

1000 8, Dakota Ave.-Most attrae-
tive bungalow, corner location
Lovely liy. rm.. fireplace. din. area,
kit bath, ! bedrn;.. finished attic;
gas heat. lovely shrub yard, many
other features.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-M.E.
coLoRED-oPEN go
RIGGS PARK
Is NICHOLSON ST. NE.

= S$: Az ~ sSs T s :s.! 4 s:s
price $1,000. Q-yT .-old
bath, modern kit, full dry
bsmt.; large fenced lot for
shopping center, owner anx-
yHA SDp sSni EVE Ewes. 0' SsiI
hMr; W. Z. Lomax. LA. g.
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OPEN SUNDAY, rs
nf0DGR

1910 30th ST. Sc.
Good buy. Extremely large. family
house; good loc.; good eond.; ideat
zAGAMI REALTY CO.. REALTORS
srMIDETAcHED BRICK
5 BEDROOMS
OPEN SAT-, SUN. TIL DARK
1873 !. st. sc. Close to Pa. and
MINI. ayes. sc. Wonderful house
for that large family. with Q
small On. paymt. Completely re.
dec. THE GABLES Co, Ii. j.
1856: wkends and ewes. LII. 4.
S444. 10. S-5343.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH
Sll.5O0 with $500 down; house
~ pine rec. rm.. front porch, nice
va. overlooking park: u hi to
shopping center and bus. FRED
ERICK ". BERENS SALES. INC9
RI $500.
IeI5 CHAPLIN ST. S.E.-B-k.
rambler; 3 bedrms., lge mod. kit.
IL baths: ~. ipii > s SSmti rec rec, nrmnii
Glib; SI6,500. OWNER. LII,
I.29 PENNA. AVE s.E.-zoned c..
White. fat front, = story and
English bsmt. br. row. clean.
S. rn and 1, bath s5a APT Ssn aso EsSi ESa
h.-w.h. Price Sl4.750. Some furn.
induced. Ideal for home and ole
nce. A. r. sEELYE DI. 1886.
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65l8 SEVENTH STREET NV.

VACANT-DETACHED CAPE COD = Choice resdenta
Schools TsFoma PARK recreation shopping
Fireplace living
dining room kitchen and pantry. heated bed
hrSt noor twin-sized bedrooms or
floor Plenty Of closet Bone-dry basement
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pSHUR STREET NV.
.25 WHITTIER STREET. NV.
$500 FIRST STREET NV.

$500 DowN-DETAcHED CAPE COD rooms fireplace
living room business, zoned c.. soft front.
double lot Pull dry basement gas heat Move
right in
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oUINTANA PL. NE, 3l8
--6-rm brick Colonial. o yrs.
old, powder rm., Competing,
Grapes, mirrored firepl.. GE
cleo. kit, I'm. rec. rm., wash
er. drier, fenced yard; mr..
exp. bus. schools, shopping.
OWNER. RIA. 6-l063.
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RIAL NORTHWEST VALUES
Several good buys near Walter
Reed. for Singie-family or with
,neens E apss Priced f EoT ST.; 600
cash and good monthly payments.
LARGE DETACHED BRICK HOME,
arranged for . families. Have 2
Groom apis. scar Diet, garage.
75-ft. lot. Priced az sl9,5OO. Will
submit offer at S1B.950. with
$1,000 or more cash. EXCEL
LENT LOCATION; Mr.; CROSS,
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4522 FOURTH STREET nav

STURDILY BUILT 7-ROOM BRICK HOME, has full length
onerete front porch side hall plan fireplace In living
bedrooms, sleeping porch B0ne-dry basement gas heat
)eep back yard; garage.
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54O5 18th ST. NV.

4 NATURAL BEDROOMS
Decorated Colonial brick home: Z
down payment to q responsible
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HOME WITH INCOME
6O7 DELAFTELD PL. NV.

complete apis, separate entr.: g
kits, baths; full bsmt. Live rent
freell See this todAyl LIST time
advertised.
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6MQpsn
SPRING VALLEY
4208 49th ST. NV.
vaeant--Immediate Possession
SUNDAY, l to DARK

TO reach: Out Iiass. ave. to 4sth
st. left on Fordham I'd. tat Gar
dnckels), / blk. 70 49th St. left
no 49th TO 420S and open sign.
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NORTH RIGGS PARK
43-44-45-67 TUCKERMAN
ST NV

skLF sERVICE
Doors Open-Walk In
825 Longfellow st. NV.
627 Jefferson st. NV.
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C0LORED-0PEN SUN. 2-5-6eO9
Ssnt., oil heat; lot 56xloo; priced
for quick sale: &13,050. $500
down. JAMES CARR, tx. $1,000.
COL0RED-5TH AND DECATUR
heat; gar; alum. storm windows;
S395 down. Elk. 3-T4O0.
COLORED - 3-FAMILY HOUSE,
Sst' t ssF; invest mr. l't M eS sry Ro
2-e7l2; after $50. NO. 1888.
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OPEN SUN. . TO S

295i Mckinley ST. NV.
Oh. Oh, DC. tremendous value.
Ss sSr AZ. iSF S Issfs on family 4, A1,
Priced for immediate saisi UNDER
100000. Eve. RE. 7-O775. DIR:
Conn, ave 70 Nebraska ave. right
to Mckinley. righI g house.
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$3.50 SIXTEENTH STREET

CORNER DETACHED BRICK HoME-A show place
sonabiy priced
hall plan powder detached
baths bedrooms knottypin paneed library, and
many additional features. Excellent terms offered.
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COLORED-a5 at" ST. NV
Three apis. 8 baths, good INCOME
Sacrifce; $1,000. Terms, $1,000
cash. OWNER. Ma. S-9743.
COLORED - RIVER TERRACE -
Open Sunday. . to 8 pm: 1926
Blaine ST. ne; redecorated. .5-rm.
brick house; full bsmt., fenced
yard. mod. kit. tile bath, gas
h.-a, heat. s2a5 down. SOS mo.
ST. 1851. or Mr.. Handy, LU
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65S1 SEVENTH STREET NV.

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK Brentwood. AL,
full-lenRth concrete front porch Fireplace In u
ssrage. Choice residential Vacant, right in.