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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
THE WATCH THAT ENDS

THE NIGHT. BY Hugh
MacLennan. aries
Scribner's Sons; $3.50
In 1.-THE Watch That Ends
the Night" Mr.. MacLennan
p has produced a thoughtful
work, one. that should rank
among the better novels pub
liShed during the past few
years.
The setting is Canada in
the 1930s but the story might
well have taken place in
this country. There are the
same breadlines, the same
hungry, the same youthful
idealismS that die of Starva-
ton or are frustrated and
compromised.
The Canadian, Mr.. Mac
Lehman, a former professor
and Rhodes scholar, tells his
story principally through
three characters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Return Engagement

living in the seclusion Of a
family mansion is saved
from spinsterhood by a
daShing Englishman.
STORM IN THE VILLAGE.
BY Miss Read. (Hougton
Miflin Co; $500 A rural
English village as seen by
the professional people who
live there.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Town Election
Will Be Held
tuesday,. June 8

The Board of Commissioners
last night set June 9 for Tabor
City'S town election that will see
the office of mayor and two
commissioners posts filled.
ENpetted to seek reelection
are Mayor Howard Harrelson
and Commissioners Phil Hughes
and Willard Wright.
Official filing for offices be-
gins May l with the deadline
set at noon on May 80. A TO-
dollar filing fee is required fol
all offices.
Registration will be held MAJ
-, l6 and % with May 80 Sc
for challenge day.
Under the new system insti
tuted two years ago there ar,
two holdovers on the Board
These are the men who receiv
ed the two top votes in the las
election. They are Kenneth Ra,
and w. w. Woody.
Naming of poll holders wa
also done last night. Frank Ne
smith will serve as regiStra
while Ed Wright and Wayn
Baxter will be assisting at tn
polls. Payment of $40 each
made for poll holders.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Judge Williams
Speaks To Sandy
Plain Community

Judge W. A. "AI" williams
spoke Thursday night to the
Sandy Plain Development group
on civilization and the import
snce Of home life.
Judge Williams was introduced
by Lahna Harrclson. president OF
the community development
group.
Also of interest was showina
of slides taken on a trip to Nj
agara Falls by Fred Lay, Jr.
An expression of appreciation
was made to everyone who sold
chicken during the recent prof.
ecS that loaded a poultry truck
for delivery to processing
plant. Also. HARRISON commend.
ed the women for the curtains
they had made for the communi.
ty center.
Guests included Archie Mar.
tin. Mrs. Fred Lay. Edwin Nor,
ris and Sam Jackson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Police Chief Epps
Resigns Position

Chief of Police H. 6. Epps
rendered his resignation last
night to the Town Board OF
Commissioners during their reg
ular monthly meeting.
He did not reveal immediate
plans although it was indicated
that he had secured employ
ment elsewhere as law en-
forccment officer.
The resignation becomes ef-
fective May /.
The Board approved the
Chiefs vacation time plus days
off accumulated during the past
few months. He begins his va
cation on April l3.
Epps came here from Nichols,
S. c. and began work July |,
1854. Prior to coming here he
spent three years as Police Chief
in Nichols, S. c. He had prior
to that been in law enforcement
work for IA years in George
town County, S. c
He has been active for {
number of years in Law En-.
forcement Associations in botf
North and South Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Ali County Council
Holds Regular Meet

The All County Council met
in the Agricultural Building ir
Whiteville Friday night, April
3. Twenty-Five members and
leaders enjoyed a covered dish
supper held before the meeting
Robert Hardie. county Presi.
dent. presided. The meeting was
opened with the singing of the
"Plowing Song" The devotional
was led by Judy Carter.
Reports on the Talent Contes
and Dress Revue were given by
David Long and Frances Am
McCleney.
Different demonstrations wer,
discussed in the new business
The sub-district dairy food:
demonstration will be held Apri
%. All Church Sunday will BIZ
held May II. After the meeting
recreation was enjoyed by every
one.
Club members are reminded
to send their health record book.
to the county agents office fol
judging.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Cannery Hearing
Set For April IS

FLORENCE - Continuance OF
hearing for Corbett Canning
Co. and Corbett Sales Co. of Hor.
ry county. charged with wage
and hour law violations, was
granted here Thursday by FEEDER
al Judge Ashton H. Williams.
The hearing was re-scheduled
for April Is In Florence.
The motion for continuance
was granted after attorneys said
they had not had sufficient time
to prepare their case.
The firms have been placed
under a restraining order by a
federal court prohibiting them
from shipping or delivering for
shipment in interstate commerce
goods produced by employees
paid less than required by wage
and hour laws.
The rescheduled hearing will
determine If the court will issue
a preliminary injunction pend
ing trial of the Wage and Hour
suits.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Strickland Will
Open In New
Building Friday

StriCkland'S Produce and Sea-
food Market will open Friday in
its new building located at the
corner of Third Street and
Green Sea Road.
Owner Jennings Strickland
who has been a grocer for lC
years in this community, today
invited the public to visit the
new building during grand OPP
lcning on FRIDAY.
Plenty of parking space is
available in the new location
Strickland pointed out that con-
.Struction of the new building
would give him additional space
with which he could better
serve his coStumerS.
Il appreciate the fine response
and patronage of the people in
this area and they will find
shopping even more convenient
in our new location" said
Strickland.
He is married to the former
."Bea" Prince of Tabor City
They attend the Tabor City
Baptist Church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Federal Grand Jury Indiefs
Ex-Brunswiek Deputy Sheriff

William Henry Pike, . for
mer deputy sheriff In Bruins
wick County who resigned
shortly before the last runoff
Democratic Primary, was In
dicted by a Federal Grand
Jury in Raleigh Tuesday and
charged with removal and
concealment Of non-tax paid
whiskey. The charges allexe
that Pike did remove and
conceal non-tax paid spirits
during his term Of office rs
Brunswick Deputy sheriff.
Six counts are in the in
dictment that set forth the
time and place in which the
acts were committed. The
penalty, If Pike is found gull
ty Of the charges, IS a MAXI
mum of three years in the
penitentiary and a fine Of
$4,000 or both.
Pike went to work as a full
time deputy sheriff about
April 1855 and served under
two Brunswick sheriffs He
Is a resident of the Ash COM
munity in Brunswick.
Trial Of Pike will probably
be held in Federal Court In
Wilmington that begins June
Is.
The investigation Of Pike
by Special Agents OF the Al
cohol and Tobacco Tax Unit
was conducted over a period
of many months at the same
time that various officers and
others were being investigat-
ed in Horny County, S. C.
Special Agents d. ID. Effort,
of New Bern, N. c., and Paul
Mauney, of Columbia, S. c.,
assisted by other investigat-
ors. secured the evidence that
led to Pixies indictment
Tuesday.
Pike was lone of the other
Officers outside of Horny CO.
UNITY that this newspaper
reported two years ago was
under investigation for alley
ed illegal activities In the
liquor racket.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Fate Of Local Swimming Pool
Will Be Decided This Month

The fate of the proposed
swimming pool at the Carolinas
County Club will be decided
this month in an about effort
to raise funds.
A goal of $4,000 has been
set. If this goal is met the pool
will probably be built and put
into use for this summer season.
OtlA 'wise, it may be next year
before the construction work is
begun.
w. w. Woody, local town
commissioner and active civic
leader, is chairman OF the fund
drive.
Funds are being raised by sale
of five percent interest bearing
bonds in the amount of S1OO
Several thousand dollars have
alrs2dy been raised in this man.
ne,S Bond holders will receive
five percent interest on their in
vestment with the plan being
used to finance construction of
the pool.
Should the pool be construct
ed and put into use this summer
there will be offered a life saw
ing course for the public
Deadline for the fund raising
is May l.
Glyone interested in purch-
aSing a bond should contact
Woody. or the following memb-
ers of the County Club board of
directors: DR.. L. B. Kapps, Loris;
Bob Potts, Loris; Tally Eddings,
Tabor City; Phil Hughes, Tab
or City; Howard Fowler, Tabor
City; f. E. Wright, Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Elect Thomas
.Prexy Carolinas
Country Club

DR., John D. Thomas, Jr. OF
LoriS has been elected president
of the CarolinaS Country Club.
He succeeds Paul Rogers, Jr
of Tabor City as head of the
organization.
Other Officers III the JOIN,
community effort include Phi,
Hughes, Tabor City. vice-prcsi-
dent; and Price Bush, secretary
treasurer and manager.
Directors include DR.. l.. B
KappS, Bob Potts, both OF Loris
and Tally Eddings, E. E. Wright
and Howard Fowler of Tabor
City
The officers and directors are
now busily engaged in pushing
the sale of interest bearing
bonds in an effort to raise $685.
900 for the construction of {
swimming pool at the Country
Club site.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Extend Deadline
For Seeking
Muster Payment

The deadline for Korean Con-
flict mastering out payment APP
plications has been extended to
July 16. 1859. according to an
made this morn
ing by H. Hugh Nance, Columb-
us County Veterans Service Of
fIcer
The County Officer explained
that Korean Conflict veterans
who were discharged before Z
1852 must apply for the must
ering out payments, while those
discharged after 7-l6-52 were
paid mastering out payment al
the time of discharge. Muster
ing out payments not paid ar
eligible person who died after
discharge may be paid his wild
ow or children.
Korean Conflict veterans hav-
ing less than so days active SER
vice will be paid $4,000 must
nring out pay. Those with more
than 60 days active service
$4,000. Veterans with more
than 80 days active service anC
overseas duty will be paiC
$4,000.
For additional, information
r.nCcrning eligibility for must
ering out payment and for as
sistanCc in applying. Korean
veterans should contact II. HuGr
Nance who is located Court
house, WhitCvillc. n. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Senate Bill Reuppoints Education Board

Senator Arthur Williamson
introduced a bill this week in
the N. c. General Assembly that
would rename all present MEM
bers of the county board of ed
location for another term.
Senator Williamson and Re-
preventative Ed Williamson had
been unable to agree on the
appointment and their squabble
on local issues has gained state
wide attention.
Those renamed to the county
board Of education in the bill
introduced this week were Carl
stephens, Irvan Richardson, L.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08

Page Benton. J. 7. Wootcn. Jr..
DR.. Ross NJ Williamson. w. L.
Hobbs and Clyde Collier.
The bill must pass the Senate
then il will be sent to the House
for action. II it is passed in the
House it then becomes official
Should it fail in the House then
1t will probably be up TO the
State Board of Education 70
make the appointments based
on recommendations from the
county Democratic Executive
Committee.
Even IL the measure resorts to
the State Board of Education II
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08

seems that the old county board
of education will remain I'M
changed. A petition was signed
last week by Fl Of the Is MEM
bers Of the Democratic cxecu-
tive committee asking that SEN
ator Williamson and Represent
alive Williamson reappoint the
current county board.
Earlier in the legislative ses-
sion Representative Williamson
introduced a bill that would
have completely revamped the
county board Of education. II
was this measure that ignitec
the fued between the county
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Social Security
Worker Will Visi!
Columbus County


Frances N. Jones reported to
the Wilmington. N. c.. Social
Security Office on March 80.
1859. In the position of Field
Representative. She has been as
signed Columbus County and will
be at the City Hall in Whiteville
twice weekly.
Miss Jones, a native of Meek
lenburg County, Virginia, is a
graduate Of the John Nichols
School, Oxford, N. c.. and Duke
University. Since July. 1856. she
has been a Claims Representa-
tive in the Social Security Dis
trict Office. Charlotte. N. C.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
County Schools
Will Begin Short
Schedule Monday

Columbus County schools will
observe short" schedule foI
several weeks beginning Mon
day, April l3.
County Board of Education
members decided last night thai
he short schedule would be OBJ
served from April Is through
May |.
During short schedule school
Will open at 3 a. IN. and b,
dismissed at ! p. m.
After May | the regular Sche-
dulc will be observed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08

solons.
The chairman of the county
board of education is a brother
of Senator Williamson.
The closest the two solons
came to agreement on the meth
cd Of appointments was when
Senator Williamson suggested
that each solon name three
members with the fourth selec-
ton going to the solon luckiest
in a drawing Ci str VS.. Repre-
sentative Williamson declined
this offer and since the rift has
been growing wider and wider.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Whiteville Man
Is Found Dead

A prominent Whitcville to-
bacconiSt and warehouSeman
was found dead in a room al
Hotel Whiteville about p. m
Saturday and investigating Of
ficcrs indicated a case of sui
eide.
NJ. Oliver Nelson was found
by hotel employee His body
was SlaShed six times with a
razor blade. Notes addressed to
his family were found beside
the body.
Chief of Police Wade White
said Nelson died about Is min
utcS before his body was dis
covered,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
RESERVE SEATS

Reserved seat tickets TO THE
Mikado" will go on sale tomor-
row morning Thursday at The
Tabor Hardware and Furniture
Company.
Advance reserve tickets will
sell for one dollar.
The production by the Tabor
City High School chorus will be
staged on April Is and II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
CERRO GORDO STUDENTS

Members of the Junior and
Senior Class of the Cerro Gordo
High School left Monday morn
ing for weeks trip in Washing
ton. d. c. This is an event for
the Juniors and Seniors every
two years. They make the trip
by chartered bus.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
FOOD DOLLAR

Mrs. Ruby Uzzlc and Mr.. John
Hagen. food conservation spcci-
alists. will present a program on
How to Stretch the Food Dol
lar" Thursday. April Is, at the
Agricultural Building in White
vile at 1880 p. m.
The public is invited to a.
tend
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08

Fred Jernigan. Srx was elect
ed president of Tabor City Rec
reation Commission. Inc. at the
annual stockholders meeting at
Lake Tabor Tuesday night. Jer-
nigan succeeds w. Horace Carter
who has held the post since the
project began five years ago.
Carter told the stockholders he
would not be candidate for
the presidency this year.
Jernigan. member of the
board of directors during the
past year, will head the new
seven member board. There have
been Is directors of the corpora
ton in the past but stockholders
voted to amend the bylaws and
change the number to IS at
Tuesdays meeting.
Serving as vice-president dur
ing the new year will be Venoy
Stephens.
Bryant Graham succeeds Don
Hughes as secretary and Harold
Ward succeeds DR.. Eugene Cook
as treasurer. Other members of
the new board are Dale Watts.
Bill Young and Bolton Soles.
Ted Watts. a member of the
board of directors sinces the for
nation of the project. asked the
stockholders to put some new
faces on the board" and get some
new life into the project. Follow
ing this suggestion. the board
was changed to a considerable
degree.
Carter pointed out to the
stockholders that the organiza-
ton is now virtually out of debt
for the first time. With only four
500 notes still held against the
lake. the bank balance showed
about $500 and within a few
dollars of enough to make the
project debt free for the first
time.
However. il was noted that
only the continued sale of stock
each year has permitted the
project TO pay its obligations and
meet operating costs. Revenue
from fishing. boating and swim
ming has not been sufficient ~
operate the lake during its five
year history.
Stockholders voted overwhclm-
ingly not to lower the water in
the lake on one year trial
basis. Directors had discussed
this possibility prior to the gen.
eral meeting in the hope that il
the water were dropped. the fish
ing might be better. thus attract
ing more paying customers and
helping to finance the cost Of
operation Inc possibility OF era
dicating the moss and grass in
the shallow areas of the lake also
motivated the vote on the pro-
posal.
1nose opposed to the lowering
Of the water expressed doubt
that the moss and grass would
be destroyed with chemical spray
and pointed out that consequen
tial lowering might also make
the lake unsuitable for boating.
a major summertime attraction
Of Lake Tabor.
There was considerable optim-
ism among stockholders tina
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
VISIT MILLS HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Noble and
daughter. Margaret, of Asheville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis
and son, Winfrey, Charlottesville,
Va. were here for the weekend
with Mrs. ]. A. Mills and Roger
Mills.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
VISITS GRANDMOTHER

Mary Ann Carroll with her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Carroll of
Hickory, visited her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Al Leacoy Sunday.
They were accompanied here by
Mrs. Garrelps brother, Kirby
Jones of Fayetteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
Jernigun Heads
Lake Tabor Board

fishing was improving and a
general feeling that this would
be the best fishing year for the
Lake since the present dam and
water level was established
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
MRS. BLANCHE BRITT

Mrs. Blanche Britt has resum-
ed her duties as cashier at the
local Piggly-Wiggly after vaca-
tioning at the South Carolina
beaches.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08

go EASTERN STAR OFFICERS CHAPTER, 24O TABOR
CITY installed
evening, March 25 wilmington
installing CHAPLAIN install
rganst; Mrs Ophi Woody
Wallace
ooist; Jonathan Cutrel
Second Mrs
r"i Mrs Aene
Mrs Vernie Wright
Young
Frnk
Mrs
Leila
II. Etaene Long Esther
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-08
RS. EDWARDS HOME

Mrs. A. c. Edwards is home af-
ter visit in the homo of her
son. A. c.. Jr. and Mrs Edwards.
and children in Charlotte.
Evening star., 1959-10-29

18th ST, Mr.. COLORADO
Immaculate, lee.. det. brick: CENTER
hall plan: Ice. rms, f1repl..
powder rm.; bedrms., . baths
on End A.: 3 bedrms.. bath on ard:
full bsmt, Beaut. dble .-size wood
ed lot; R. A. HUMPHREYS. Ma.
S-5020.
Evening star., 1959-10-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CAROLE HIGHLANDS - Assume
4heo loan. This is an immacu-
late and spacious 3-bedrm, Coz
lonial separate dining room, Ist-
4. powder room; beautiful rec. rm.
Pay only 500 ~ incl. taxes.
Sl7i95O' HUGH T. PECK, He.
10O
CHARMING WHITE DUTCH COLO
NAL on tree-lined street In River
dale. Many fine features such a.
lB-ft. bedrmS., banauet-slSe din.
rm natural oak trim. modern kit.
Near Baltimore blvd and conv. TO
schools. shopping and transp. To-
ta payments, $50 per mo. with
substantial down payment or terms.
call I'll u pm, WA. 7-3g00. ROB-
ERT s DAVIS q CO., INC.
GHOSTS? HECK MOI But It's
empty and ready TO move into.
Newly redec. 3-bedrm. rambler
with SEPARATE DINING ROOM
on lge. wooded lot In country at
one; only siO.650. Just think.
with 5000 dn.. mo. payment only
SU2 e3, Please hurry on this one,
BURcH REALTY CO., TO. 0-5092.
Open til o pm.
COLLEGE PARK-Det brk. in im-
mac cond.; q lovely rooms and rec.
rm newly dec: IMMEDIATE Oc-
CUPANCY. Assume 4laeS existing
loan, pay $50 mo. Sl4 800. HUGH
T. PECK, HE. 4-t5OO.
COLLEGE PK.-No red tape: only
$3.50 dn. and assume present A.
nancing at 500 per mo. for this
8-rm., white clapboard home; full
bsmt.. FaS heat. level lot, and
off-street parking. Hurry on this
one. z. c HILLEY g. CO.. REAL
"oHS. AP. 7-720O
COLLEGE PARK = New 3-bedrm.
hriek-and-frame rambler. Laree
KIT, bath, full bsmt. 1ntercom.
system. Level lot, si4,500. FHA
terms avail SARVIS REALTY
CO AP n-AnR4
Evening star., 1959-10-29
HOUSES FURNISHED
(coNTlNUtDl


OFF UPPER I6th-Rtal home, we'll
furn., newly dec, det Cape Cod,
LIST A., lge. lly. Im, din, rms den'
mod. kit, powder rm.. md a.,
3 bedrms.. bath, spacious closets;
S2lb mo, OWNER, RA, 0-03el.
ROCKVILLE (Twinbrook)-2 bed
EIscSen hs arss Nicely g'nG inGrnisRsS % aSNsin acv
employees REALTY CO., OIL,
6-17l9, IA, 5-9l0S,
SOUTH ARLINGTON. bedrms,,
family rm,, wall-to-wall carpet,
washer and drier. IA, 5-3l22.
VIENNA : Two-bedrm, Cape Cod.
.ss, ESl SsTt sTSS E1SR s1s RSEEfTy SsEh5s iNc Isr
JE. 4-Os24.
siS TO SIS MOI to 3 bedrm.
VI, -round homes IN nearby Nd;
1 hr. from d. c.. easy commutine
immed. poss. RA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-10-29

ALEX.--2-bedrm. brk.: conv. To-
cation, nice furniture: short or
lone term. CL. 6-7357.
ARLINGTON = Furn 2-bedr6om
house. most conv. loc.: avail. by
Nov. Z: min. S-mo lease. Call
Sat. and Sun. or after 6 pm
weekdays. IA 5-6240.
Evening star., 1959-10-29
IARGE FAMII.Y
KENSINGTON
Split Level-$21,950
2-Year-Old Real1tV

Seldom are we privileged to offer
sucn an immaculate home. This
is truly a delight to inspect. Liv-
ing room with fireplace, separate
dining room with serving bar to
space and natural wood cabinets,
3 fine bedrooms, Q baths, pine
paneled recreation room with bar,
separate laundry room, small
patio attractive lot on cul-de-
sac makes it ideal for children:
Maryland-D. c. bus, shopping and
schools close by. CAN ASSUME
SIS,SCn SID Az Loan. WE THINK
THIS is AN OUTSTANDING BUY
ROBERT E. LOHR, REALTOR
HE A ANN
Evening star., 1959-10-29
HILLCREsT HTS, MD.

2-bedrm. semidet., in excel cond.
w3FHA financing avail Ideal loc.,
near > shopping centers, Andrews
and Boiling Fields.
LLOYD E. TURNER
1910 Branch Ave, Silver Hill, Md.
10, S-S60O RE. $500
Evening star., 1959-10-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

S6,950
Anacostia, near MINI. ave. and T
st.-3-room, kit-and-bath home;
nice cond.; lge. lot. Easy terms.
lmmed. poSs. JOHN l. SHELTON,
1900 SOUTHERN AVE.
3 bedrm. brick: lge. bsmt.: low
down payment. HO. 2-2533.
C0LORED-ATLANTIC $500
fa n PSys Sm ns s nif front SrP poreh SleE cUn1 Tsh
to Boiling, Andrews. Quick pos
session. MORRIS REALTY. LU.
2-3362, LU. l-4772.
CoLoRED-FoRT DUPONT AREA
5000 DOWN-$11,950
BRICK. VACANT, REDEC.
MUSSEI,M REALTY CO
Evening star., 1959-10-29
College Hts. Terrace

For value and conv., in
spect this auality-built split
level that is rich in detail
and loaded with extras,
Price reduced by $1,000.
Features 3 twin-size bed
rms, lSx20 family rm., sep.
din. rm.. centrally air cond.,
ga baths; level cor. lot;
encl, porch. Close to Univ.
OF Md. and public schools.
Full price. S2S,950. ConV,
terms arranoad
Evening star., 1959-10-29
ANNUNCIATION AND
CATHEDRAL AREA

Brick Colonial, with un-
usually attractive dining
room opening onto fiagstone
patio, indoor room which
doubles for extra sitting or
dining room, powder room.
2nd floor: 3 bedrooms, .
baths, study with book
shelves 3rd floor; . bed
rooms, I bath. Basement
game room with fireplace,
S43,500. Call Miss Alexander,
ma. $4,000; eyes,, EN-. q
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