davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-12
Do q Luz Sextos
CemeIos

Mrs. L. Pearson, de "a amos
dio A luz en- Jacksonville SUI sex
to par de mellizos. Ambos fue-
ron yarones.
Els un extraordinario case de
fecundidad, la sonora Pearson
ha tenido Is hijos en- 10 amos
de matrimonio, de los cuales vi.
ven II.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-12
OUNCE CASOs De


Sesun la Junta de Hygiene,
5 casos de poliomielitis Sc han
presentado en- la Florida este
ano, contra II Ell ell mismo Pc
riodo del arc pasadn.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-12

Habiendo venido a Miami espe-
cialmente con ell objeto de ofre-
GER SUI dissertation de esta no.
che, Simonson regresara a
Nueva York ell viernes Is de
febrero.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-12
Legislatures del Condado
Apoyan Actitud de Collins
Sobre e| Prob|ema Racial

"Debemos Evitor Recriminoeiones Airodos".
"Tenemos Otros ProbIemas Urgentes".
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Board DELAYS
In Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, May
% (AP).-The Little Rock
School Board-cut by the re-
call Of three segregaticnist
members-canceled a sched-
uled meeting today to await
selection of successors to the
ousted members.
Ted Lamb, one of the mod
crates retained by voters, an
nounced the cancellation.
The Pulaski County Board OF
Education will pick the three
new members. Chairman j. B,
Morgan said a meeting would
be held in a few days to discuss
action.
Mr.. Lamb said he and Ev-
erett Tucker, jr.. and Russell
Matson, jr., the other members,
would delay calling a meeting
as long as possible while the
board is at half-strength
The three-called ''integra-
tionists" by Gov. Orval E. Fau-
bus when they ran for the
school board last December
we're retained in a recall cleo
ton Monday.
Ed 1. Mckinley, Ben Rowland
and Robert Laster. the segrega-
ltionists Endorsed by Gov. Fau-
bus, were thrown out. They
dismissed A teachers and adj
ministrators May 5-some OF
whom, Mr.. Mckinley said,
showed what he called integra-
ZIONIST tendencies.
The firings spanked a drive
that led to the recall election.
The three moderates have
said they prefer some integra-
ton to no schools at ala
situation that exists for Little
Rock High School students.
But in the voters indorse-
ment of the trio, Gov. Faubus
said he saw no mandate for re-
opening the four high schools.
He closed them by proclamation
in September, 1858. to avoid
Indignation and Little Rock
voters backed his action 3 to /
in an election the same month.
The Governor said yesterday
he did not plan to return con-
troll Of the high schools to the
School Board.
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HowIey Hits Surgery
BY Unqualified Doctors

| NEW YORK, May 20 (AP).-
DR.. Paul r. Hawley, director of
the American College Of Sur
geons. says it is reliably esti-
mated that half the operations
in the United States are now
performed by doctors who are
un trained, or inadequately
trained, to undertake surgery"
He says inadequately trained
physicians are doing an in
creasing amount Of surgery be-
cause every insured patient is
paying patient.
DR.. Hawley made the state
ments yesterday at a session of
the Group Health Institute.
He said one OF the worlds
most distinguished surgeons
told him that at least half his
practice now Consists of at
tempts to correct the bad re-
suits OF surgery undertaken in
community hospitals by doctors
inadequately trained in this
field" DR.. Hawley did not
name the surgeon.
He said the existing plans
combining prepayment with
group medical practice provide
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Group Medicine
Called Inevitable

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. May
/ % (AP).-The medical profess
sion must face up to the in
evitable demands of the
American people for group
medical care, says Sen Morse,
Democrat of Oregon.
Soeaking last night at a
fund-rafsing dinner on behalf
of the new Mount Sinai Hos
pital of Gil later Miami, Senator
Morse declared:
1.-THE medical profession
should expect to be placed un-
der governmental surveillance
as practices and policies may
develop within it which are
found by the people to be
deserving of legislative checks.
Disagree as we may as to
whether or not a particular
Legislative check or proposal is
desirable, nevertheless, / am
convinced that the long time
best interests of the medical
profession are to be found in
facing up to the inevitable, and
just, demands of the American
people for group medical care"
Senator Morse said his mail
shows a growing demand on the
part of the public for congress
sional attention Ito these prob
LENS" He said only about
three out of eight persons IS or
over now have a form Of health
insurance.
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information Chief
Appointed by GSA
By the Associated Press

Rod Kreger yesterday was
promoted to be director of in
formation of the General Serv-
ices Administration.
Mr.. Kreger is the fifth in
formation director for the
agency since Franklin Floete
became administrator March
5, 1856. He succeeds Charles A,
Belts. who resigned to take a
position in private industry.
Mr.. Floete said Mr.. Kreger
will continue to serve as deputy
to the special assistant for con-
gressional and public aff9irs,
a lob he has held since 1856.
Mr.. Kvcger, q naslyc OF
WatertoWn, S. OAK, worked on
the Aberdeen Is. Dak) Ameri-
can-News before coming here
in 1850.
A spokesman said he will be
paid $14.190 a year in his new
Job.
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medical care of high quality.
He added, however, that Ma
tion-wide extension of such
plans might be dangerous Jun
less equal high quality of care
could be assured"
DR.. Hawley said the success
of the plans now existing is due
to their ability to select ply
Sicians.
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The Principals General Ex-
Icellence Award was presented
to Western High School, which
also received a chrome-p plated
Springfield rifle for outStand-
ing craftsmanship, inspections,
uniforms, drills and military
subjects.
Company E of AnacoStia
High School placed second in
company honors. Eastern High
Schools Company c, was third.
Second place in battalion
drills went to Dunbar's 1st Bat
talon, and Mckinley High
School. LIST Battalion, placed
third.
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

PONTIAC So s-cyl.: r and h.;
good cond.: 1915. IA S-3l02.
PONTIAC '55 Star Chief COW
aqua and white, new black top,
Wv. tires, and h., p.h., auto.
trans, S095: 10. 1-0563.
PONTIAC ST station wagon:
equipped: very, very clean: S1,6S7.
JACK PRY 18th and Pa, ave. Sc.
PONTIAC 80 Catalina hardtop
coupe: black, power steering and
brakes. S2,S95. CCC guarantee.
Capitol adillac- Odds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-2600
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4
and the Teachers Medal from
District School Supt. Carl F,
Hansen.
Dunbar's I'd Battalion, under
the command of Cadet Mai
Alfred E. Brock, won the Gold
Medal and the Silver Saber,
The highest individual
award, the Army and Navy Le-
gion of Valor Cross went to
Cadet 1t. Col. Francis U.
Barnes. commander of Dun
bars LIST Regiment. Young
Barnes, who is valedictorian of
his class and president of the
student council, was cited for
military leadership and aca-
demic excellence"
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UNSo 0ftU ttOetUuyo VI q COuHbCU
the same as other days.
Willie. A. Perkins, "a, 1907 Z st. ne.
and Lee 3. Sparks, 22, Alinston, Ca.
Samuel P. Mercer. 20, 632 Burns st.
ss;ey and Frances Y. oueenan, 21'
RaiORS i. Flew Ssf So 81, Brooklyn. N. Y,
and Hedy S. L. Peng. rs. Salamanca.
Charles Y. Denis, e5. SIS 4sth st. ne.
and Joan Lawrence, Fl, 30t 18th
JAMES K. Tarr, %, s14 eed st. NV.
ana Betty J: Hips, 20. 212S Massa-
chus etts ave. NV.
FrS Md ana MEsS as l. "a A Gnsvy Shs ST.
Huitt B. CUNNINGHAM. %. 4217 Grant
s.; ne. ana Priscilla M. Jeffries.
Shirley j, Chandler, 10, Alexandria.
St, ne, and Louise HarVin, %.
and Joan E. Worreli. 10. 100 10Th
Norman m D. Comfort. 81. 1905 Cham
plain So s., n 1sgi s Monr annie y W Ire
ne, and Lolita s. Mason, is, 1l6
FLOYD a9in R. q Chapman nsi 20, and sharon D.
STANDBY, 20, both of Arlington.
Edward G Chester, l204 Taieert ,s s..
Sc, and zinnia o. Rogers AZ 1921
wl Ny SS' + Ss Nelson, "a, and Mary A.
jackson, 90, both Of 421. 9th st. s.w.
Oregon M. Fennell. 25, Chevy Chase,
Nd, and Mary y. scaliey' 22' b0lS
milton R Browne. o. Silver Spring,
and shirlee z Anderson 49, 1913
william Redmond IT., 25, 321 9th st,
Sc and Joyce A. Harris 2l' 3OS
Ms! eo ~ " ". Emmons, "A. TskOma
Park. Nd, and Mary r. Zimmerman,
90, 1881 Crittenden ST.. NV.
Thomas 3 kornsehi; 70. ArilnRtSn'
Raymond T. Herndon, 81, and Lillian
v. Anderson. 30. both of 1929
Irving st. NV. -
"i ME s snS wMidrsd Johnson a g. S'1 1865
se eains 81 T. M Harris, q, 4sl4 B st.
Sc, and Lillian D. Harris, 26, 92s
Barry pls nv On ,Aoe c-,...
den st. NV and Gienda 4. Porras,
Is. 900 Longfellow st. NV.
Ronald Jones. 30, 3221 18th pl. Sc,
and Theresa Coleman, IL, 4OS M
Donald B. Keat, %, 17ee Hobart st.
NV. and Jane E. Blakely, 20, Silver
Irwin B. Lindenberg, 30. and caroIs
I. Westrich, 20, both of Silver
wesley J Liebeler, IS. New York. and
Celia j. Barrett, 81, Shows ct, NV.
James r. Martin. ~, 1901 Ingomar
st. NV, and Fanita L. Bartoo, 90,
$500 Massachusetts ave. NV.
James Meredith, 81, 1928 st. ne.
and Loretta Morgan, 20, 20 18th
Francis B. stewart. ir.. e5, 1928 21st
st; r.w.. and Susan A. Smith. "a.
Jerome H. Komisarof, "a. Hazleton,
Pa, and Miriam A. Silverman, FL,
1907 Underwood st. NV.
Louis F. Baum, %. and Hilds p.
Davis, 81. both of Alexandra.
Henry w. Washburn, IL Spencer,
Mass. and Anne Wellings, 21,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Alon r. Jones, 81. SSH list st. ne,
and e. Anne Patterson, 80, 2S04
Gainesville st. sc.
Mehmet NJ. Bingol, 80, Rockville. Nd,
and Nancy A, Perry, 20, Jackson.
Miss.
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Hawaii Governorship
SOUGHT by Quinn

HONOLULU, May % (AP)-
Gov. William F. Quinn filed
nomination papers yesterday
to seek election as Hawaii's
first chief executive under
statehood.
The 39-year-old Republican
was appointed by President
Eisenhower.
His Democratic opponent for
Governor in the July % cleo
ton will be John A. Burns, so,
delegate to Congress.
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Dunbar Tokes Honors
In Cadet Competition

Dunbar High School yesterday the top prizes
in the Districts 72d annual Cadet Corps Drill
First company honors awarded Dunbars Company
whose Cadet Capt Melvin L. Hardy both Naor
Medal from reviewing officer Brig. Gen Rdgley b Bond
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BOWMAN
Nations Capital
TRIUMPHS

ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
Daily s 70 8; Sun. to 8
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AUT0M0BILEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1853 sport coupe
This 80 0O0-actuai- mile auto is
beautiful red with 2-tone red
interior. bargain At S4Ab. Ma
TIONAL AUTO BROKERS, $500
sTUDEBAKER $50; GOOD condition:
SI45. Mr.. THOMAS TAYLOR,
JR.. 10. S-s565.
sTUDEBAKER $50 Champion hard
top; r. and h.: ideal End car. You
can own It, Full price $1T5; SIS
dn., SI2 mo. ORR1SON MOTORS.
704 w. Broad ST., Falls Church.
sTUDEBAKER 1883 2-dr. hardtop;
economical g.. auto. trans; peri.
s e !: has sDpr e q ses1 ho d eEEsn
after q pm, call RE. 6-9h51.
sTUDE. 81 Hawk 2-dr.; new mtr.,
cd, htr.; attr. 2-tone: Wv. tires;
exc. end. B-Bonded. Spec, S1,495.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Mercury Edsel- Lincoln Lark
i121 2lst st. NV. FE. 1925
STUDEBAKER-P 81 sta
ton wagon; r. and n, automatic.
Wonderful buy at $1,6s5.
Brown Pontiac
1545 WILSON BLVD. IA. e-5557
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Sc
dan; splendid cond.; S145; $40
dn., Sl6 no. ROPER MOTOR,
LA. $500
eTUDEBAKER $50 Lark de luxe
2-dr. economy So: velvet black,
heater, undercoat, access: kit.
other extras. Brand-new, full price
BOWMAN
Studebaker- Packard-Mercede
1880 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
THUNDERBIRD SO; turquoise and
white: power steering and brakes,
electric windows; S3,495, CCC
guarantee
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1922 s2nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
rs Years in
Nations Capital
TRIUMPFS SIS. new sedans and
JACK PRY, 1918 Conn ave NV,
I 18th and O SITS w.. 18th and Pa
ave. sc.
TR-3 hardtop: blue, 4 weeks old;
white convertible top, Michelin x
tires. heater, tonneau cover. List,
S3.062; will sell S2,700. TU.
2-095l.
mraTTTARnrTO
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PONTIAC ,ss

chlestain 4-door sedan. VS.. stand.
blue; very popular cars these DAYS;
we sell many, must be coming back
IN stvle: carries good-wili war;
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=
VOLVOS
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
600 New York Ave EX 3-4T44
Daily 8 to 8. Sun to q
vOLVO '5S: white. Only 5000
miles. Traded in on $50 Volyo.
Excel cond.. s5-h.p. engine. Only
ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
SOC N. Y. Ave N. w. Elk. 3-4744
Daily s TO s; Sun. 20 6
voLyo SO 2-dr.: white; S1.s45.
CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
25 Years in,
Nations Capital
WTLLYS 1884 sedan; good tires,
new battery, radio; $3.50 cash.
w. s-~oVo.
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McNEII, PONTTAC

1890 Wisconsin Ave, OF. $4,000
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA
PONTIAC '57 VS. Catalina coupe;
r. and h., auto transmission:
spotless: S1.595; s2ab On. cash
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BEI,I, MOTORS

bll1 wis. Ave, NV Wo. o-e000
PONTIAC '57 coupe: 81 1900; used
5000 careful miles: straight stick;
immacu.ate, FLOOD PONTIAC.
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AuroMonILIs bon SAIL

PONTIAC 80 VS. 1-dr station
WAGON. new; :. and ~. auto. trans.
mission power steering; loaded
With extras, Sd,206. Top trade
Tor your old car. bank finance
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1890 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4-s000
I'm THE HEART or BErHn6DA
new top: sI.loe: $50 down.
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1898

WILL FINANCE no YOUR BuDoBr
STAR PONTIAC
4o7 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. e-7eo4
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MCNEIL PONTIAC

1890 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. $4,000
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA"
PONTIAC '55 station wagon; ST.
200; I owner: immaculat. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 800 Wis, Wo. 6-26ta.
PONTIAC '57 chieftain 2-door sta.
wag.; auto. trans. r. and b., o
tone: a real beauty. 81 .4Q5
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silver sprins. Nd. Ju. s-eise
PLYMOUTH $50 Suburban station
yeeon VS.; automatic, Z and h..
only $Sg5.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ga. Ave. ia. 9-2900-2904
PLYMOUTH 1921 2-door de luxe;
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BOWMAN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1880 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
sTUDEBAKER '55 President 4-door
hardtop: radio, heater, power
steering, power brakes. automatic
transmission; beautiful 2-tone
th nSn f snYT pfss on SSns s5ss
ROYAL CHRYSLER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1901 r. /. AVE. NE.
BRENTWOOD, MD, WA. 7-7000
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STANDARD PONTIAC

.ouE sEsN sf55lSR 81 saof Ag SI7 Ga"
PONTIAC $50 Custom de luxe 4-dr.;
si.a snG Air s coRbrf fTtSs s sntasp
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PONTTArS zoe

1870 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. $4,000
I'm THE HEART OF BETHESDA"
PONTIAC '53 convertible coupe I.
ana h., auto. transmission, like
new; %005: Sl45 down
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AUTO
BOWMAN


northumberland Mercedes
1880 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
STUDE 1885. Larks, all models;
immed del. EMERSON g. ORME.
18th and M SITS. NV. DI. 7-S100.
sTUDEBAKER 81 Champion de
luxe sedan. 2-tone. r. and h., Wv.
tires, overdrive; THE AMERICAN
ECONOMY CAR: like new; ready
for any trip: INSPECTED. S1.195,
low as Si95 dn. WOLFE MOTORS,
1913 N. Moore St. Arl., Va. at
Rossiyn. IA. 1881.
STUDEBAKER '53 hdtp. convert. |:
heater, overdrive, Wv: good run
ming cond.; $500. EN-. 5-22S7.
sTUDE SO Larks ana Hawks all
models; inmed delivery AMER1-
CAN SERVICE CENTER 5S5 N
Glebe I'd Arl.. IA 7.7722
STUDEBAKER $50 Lark Regal "s''
4-dr.; Hawaiian green, auto.
trans. power steer and brakes,
undercoat, Wv. tires. htr, wheel
discs. other extras. Brand-new,
other extras. Brand-new, full price
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FALLS CHURCH

DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH
Falls Church, Va. JE. $4,000
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I545. WILSON BLVD. ia. e-5557
PONTIAC "a hardtop: r. and h.,
S6a5 ''
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PONTIAC '55: r. and H., auto
matte: 5 to choose from; s995.
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LANGLEY PARK = Modern 5-Tm
brick home; convenient. close.in
location. mr.. Shopping: full bsmt
Sl2,g50. HUGH T. PECK, Real.
Tor; 1850 New Hamp. ave, HE
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I New 3-bedrm. brk, and beveled.
block rambler; 2 tiled baths, 2
iifeplaces, lge, kit, de luxe equip.
bsmt.; earport; $4,000. FHA ap-
praised.
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OAKVIEW-Four bedroom. 3-bath
split-level Step-dOEn liv .rm
step-up din. I'M, fully equiD. kit
wall-to-van carp, washer and
drier; mr.. st. Cami'lus and transp
call He. 4-l442, coy HOME
REALTY
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By OWNER; S22,5O0-Lge, Dutch
Colonial; bedrms.. . baths. lge
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din rm.
new GE kit with eating space:
full bsmt. with outside entr. pre-
pared for rec. rm., lge. ser porch;
redec.: fully insulated; storm win
dows and doors. . exh. fans. with
auto. lowers: level Handicapped cor
ner lot. Walk to transp. shop
schools: school buses and play
ground Holy Redeemer Parish
10. 5-0S66, ewes; or 10. 5-l224
DAYS
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GAITHERSBURG

3-BEDROoM HOME in top loca-
ton and convenient to every
thing. FILA approved and ready
for OCCUPANCY. Dining room, porch.
breakfast nook, garage; $500
cash needed.
RAMBLER Of 3 bedrm.. full bSmt..
lge. fenced back yard with lge
trees. Nearly Sl1 900 mortgage
with 49, interest. Priced at
BRICK RAMBLER & PRIVACY on
this lot Of over an acre Base
ment with recreation room. Extra
large, well equipped kitchen;
LITTLE ESTATE OF FIVE ACRES
in beautiful setting; $1,000 down
to qualified buyer
LARGE 2-story home on an acre c.
ground for $4,000
OLDER HOME. close-in Gathers
burg for $4,000. Large lot and q
good value.
BRICK CAPE COD, now building by
small builder with exceptional re-
putation as good builder: Sl6.750.
Many OTHERS, tell US your needs
ROMFR & CO REALTORS
Gaithersburg 299
GARRETT PARK-Nice split; birch
cabs. in kit. w/eat. space: 3 bed
rms, . baths; rec. rm.; lovely
fenced I'd; S23.25O. A. v. PIsANI
Realtors. OIL. 4-750O. Ewes. OIL
,-SlI6.
SLENMONT FOREST-Only $500
down and nay payment less than
rent: classy 2-bedrm. rambler
fun bsmt with rec rm close m;
S1e.25O. HIGH T. PECK. 10. s.
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HILLANDALE AREA
1903 SCHNEIDER DIR

FIRST OFFERING Of this 5-bedrm
Cape Cod brick. Adjacent to HILL
andale in St. Camillus Parish
Wonderful home for LARGE family
Living rm., dining rm., kit. with
table space: 8 bedrms. on 2nd floor
falso unfinished rm.l, . full
bath; full bsmt. with tile floor
Owner transferred. Priced fol
quick sale. 500 $50.
DIR: Out New Hampshire ave. Il
10000 block, left on SCHNEIDER dr.
to Peck's open sign.
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4412 IVES ST, WHEATON WOODS
Nice living rm., spacious kitchen
fully equipped, 3 nice bedrms., full
bath, closets in every bedrm.; full
basement with ] bedrm. finished !:
fenced yard; close TO schools,
churches, shopping center; S15,-
500.
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WHEATON
2715 DAWSON AVE.

A FIRST OFFERING that will moi
last long Attractive Cape Coo
home in a close-in location; near
new parochial high school IN
Wheaton, Liv. rm. with fireplace,
lge. kit with dining space; . bed
rms. and bath on LIST fl LARGE
BEDRM. UPSTAIRS WITH SPACE
FOR ADDITIONAL BEDRM. Dou-
BILE hung windows throughout
FINISHED RECREATION ROOM
Basement with outside exit and
large lot. Trade considered
Priced, S15,950,
Directions. Out Ga. ave to 1896
block, left on Dawson ave. Il
Peck'S open sign,
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firm, 2-story home: entr. hair
bath, rooms are all lge., enclose.
porch; rec. rm.; In excel. shap
and priced TO sell At $4,000
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MASS. AVE. AREA
6306 RT.ACKWOnn On
OPEN TODAY, l TIL 5
TED LINGO REALTY
OIL. 2-6134

LANGLEY PARK = Modern 5-rm
location. mr.. Shopping: full bsmt !
Sl2,950. HUGH T. PECK, Real.
Tor; 1850 New Hamp. ave, HE.
$4,000.
LANGLEY PARK-open Sun, i-6.
So ramona DIR. Vacant. Attrac-
I'VE 3-bedrm. brick rambler; like
new sep, din. nm, lge. all-equip
kit. fireplace, full bsmt.: beauti-
fully HANDICAPPED and wooded yd
Walking distance to schools, bus
and shopping. HA. 2-725S. COHFE
REALTY Co, AP. 1856.
LANGLEY PARK-Sl5, $50. Smart
newly dec. 3-b.r. semi-det. brk
rambler; fun tile bsmt.: fenced
yard. storm windows; near bus,
schools, stores See today. Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-1103.
LANGLEY PARK--Four- bedrm., g.
bath split-leyel. Eye-level oven,
mac. cond' Cail He. 4-l442
CozY HOME REALTY.
LANGLEY PARK-Attractive g.
5edrm. brick rambler; liv. rm.,
kit full bsmt. with "a bath. t out.
side exit o. D. FIELD, INC,
JU. 5-7ll3 or JU. 9-5369.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED AREA,
near Wood Acres school and rec
reation .center-2-yr. -old brick
4 hedrms., . baths, sep. din. rm.,
ideal kitchen, paneled recreation
room, big screened porch, fine
quality home: Drice X3l 400
Town & SUBURBAN, EN-. $4,000.
JUNIOR COLLEGE.
mr. District line, older style home
on 10000 It. lot with tall shade
trees; lge. bedrms., LIST floor
family rm. plus liv. rm.. bsmt. !.
oil h-w h; garage, very spacious.
S16,95J. A. j. KESSINGER & CO..
JU. 9-4544
NEAR WHEATON PLAZA-Older-
type home; 3 bedrms., gas h.-W.h..
huge lot Only S13,250; terms.
JU, 9-060l; ewes JU. 5-7674
L. H CARMICHAEL REALTY co
NEW 4-BEDRM., custom-built Cape
Cod mr.. school. bus and swimming
pool; excel. close in Silver Spring
loo, 1st-f1oor bedrm. with tub
bath, screened porch, sep. din
I'M. all bedrms twin size. full
bsmt. A. J. KEssINGER & CO,
~. 9-4544
NORTH CHEVY CHASE, Md
bedrms., "a baths. Below $4,000,
wonderful financing . new con-
temporary split-levels for sale by
contractor owner. Beautifully
situated 2 blks. of Conn. ave. l
blk from elementary school, con-
Venient other schools and transp.
Lge. liv rm. with stone firepl., lge
separate din rm.. all-elec. Frigid-
aire kit. with ample eating space,
lge. inclosed front porch and con-
crete patio in rear, good size PAN
eled family nm, could be used for
maids quarters, 18th bedrm or
ONCE: exterior entrances, chill
dren never in liv. rm. unless
wanted Picture windows. east and
west exposure. Showing Sat, Sun.
l pm. fl dark, and weekdays
For appointment, call OIL. 6-724l
after , pm. weekdays. all day Sat
and Sun. Absolutely no brokers or
statesmen.
0AKYIEW-Corner rambler: 3-bed-
rms, air cond.; rec Tm., . baths
$1,000 On. Open. HE. 4-l253.
OAKVIEW-Four-bedrnom. 3-bath
split-level. Step-dOwn liv .rm
step-up din. I'M, fully equiD. kit
Wall-to-waU carp, washer and
drier; mr.. st. Cami;lus and transp
call HI. 4-l442, coy HOME
REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
6E@ggn

S12,750
New listing. Ideal for small family
2-bedrm. brick nunEaloV: lsrEs
front porch. firepl.. mr.. public and
jr, high schools
MANOVUI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

I0LNEY, MD. Bachelors Forest "a,
-Attrac. brk. Colonial acres;
liv. rm.,. din. rm., kits den and
scr, porch, powder rfn., hedrms.
Z baths, bsfnt.i Earage lge., we'll
equip, chicken house or shop bids.
would do for stable; S3A.5OO.
ASHTON REALTY CO., EV. A.
l139 or WA. 1851.