davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-05
British DiHsneY'sUay'e MOguL
POOh-POOhs Plastic Dishes

most popular single pattern in the
Wedgwood line is a Florentine
design, a handsome wide border of
gold on white, among other color
choices. Jasper ware, still a top
seller has not been changed In de-
sign or color in $50 years, he points
out.
Although the bulk of designs are
turned out these days by staff art
sists, Wedgwood employs many
outside designers who are well
known in England.
There is no real Oriental trend
in dinnerware, Sir John says, and
there is no plan to incorporate
Eastern patterns into their line
to satisfy the wave of interest how
apparent in America.
Its just another passing fam
cy," says Sir John, "and 1t win not
be long lasting"
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-05
By Roger wv. BabsOn

strikes, with a final settlement
satisfactory to all. These compan-
les should be free from major
strikes for a considerable time.
az Buy For Cash
Put the certificates in a safe
deposit box in the bank of which
you have bought stock. If you have
all your stock certificates paid for,
and will hold them, you cannot be
wiped out when the next panic and
depression comes; good stocks al
ways "come back" But those who
buy on borrowed money or on mar
gin usually suffer total loss.
(S ImOrtance OF Patience
For every stock buyer there
must be a seller, irrespective of the
price. Stocks go up when more
people are impatient to buy, while
stocks go down when more people
are impatient to sell. Buy your
stocks when other people are
frightened and anxious to sell.
Fortunes are made by bucking-
not by following-the crowd, which
is usually wrong.
(6) Importance Of Facts.
Depend upon what the published
manuals report, rather than upon
tips by brokers or friends. You can
always consult the manuals on file
in the Trust Department of your
friendly bank, free of charge. The
Trust Officer will gladly help you
interpret these printed reports.
(7) Investing For Income
And Growth
The small investor should buy
for Income and Growth rather than
for speculation. 1 believe that the
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-05
A Farce

A Farce
The entire Russian attitude, and
to some extent, Allied acceptance
of it as a debatable position, in the
Berlin crisis is farce. In the first
place, the Russians have created a
crisis and now seek to force the
Allies to compromise. They offer
no concessions of any consequence
as far as the Balkan countries are
concerned, as far as freeing East
Germany, ETC., is concerned.
The Western Powers have miss
ed an opportunity to take the Of
fensive in the Berlin crisis. In the
first place, the Western Powers
should have insisted from the be-
ginning that the Russians show
some evidence of living up. to their
obligations, such as the United Ma
tons Charter, which they signed
This guaranteed people a govern
ment of free choice, and the Allies,
on the Berlin issue, could have in
sisted that all Germany be re-uni-
fed, and that all Berlin vote on the
question of a Berlin government
if necessary.
Certainly the Allies should have
called for an election in West Ber-
lin, to show the world how the peo-
pie of West Berlin feel about the
issue. While everyone in Wash
ington and London knows how the
West Berliners feel, it would have
been a striking political triumph,
that we held an election in West
Berlin and insisted that the Rus
slams do likewise in East Berlin.
Since we did not do that, we GER
tainly should have pointed up the
Russian hypocrisy in refusing to
allow the people of East Berlin to
vote freely for different candidates
and different types of government,
and we should have, in other words,
developed an offensive rather than
dwelling so much on the defensive.
The Cost of Crises
The Lebanon crisis last July
and the Formosa Strait crisis the
following month cost the United
States some $192,862, 200, the State
Department recently informed Con-
gress.
In addition to this cost, it esti-
mated that many other billions
were spent to boost Nationalist
China, which was apparently
threatened by attack, and to supply
Lebanon's armed forces. There
fore, the final figure may well
amount to something considerably
above $20O,0O0.00O, or almost a
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-05
1906 McAlister
Topeka, Kansas
May, 81, 1859

z0U0 McAllSteT
Topeka, Kansas
May, 81, 1853
Dear Friends:
Some one said today, IF 1t
rains on Easter, the following
nine Sundays it will rain also"
Well. we surely have had several
successive cloudy, stormy week
ends. We hadn't planned anything
spectacular this weekend so our
plans weren't upset, but / did feel
sorry for those who had planned
special outings.
Neighbors of ours are spending
this weekend in Omaha at a fam
tastic motel that has something
like three restaurants, the same
amount of cocktail lounges, a
swimming pool and right near by
is a brand new race track.
Such sport is not found too fire.
Quently in the midwest and they
are enthusiastic about seeing a
jockey race Am afraid the weather
wasn't in their favor. but its fun
to watch the races with a muddy
track too. so I'm sure their spirits
haven't been dampened.
Last week Hayes talked to man
in Bridgeville, Delaware on his
amateur radio station. Many of you
will probably know him, Mr..
Geroge Ruos. I believe he has been
a licensed operator for some time.
At the same time Hayes was talk
ing to Mr.. Ruos a station in Cali
fornia called and believe it or not
this boy was from Little Creek.
Delaware Tin the service stationed
on the west COAST. Know. when
Hayes gets home again he will be
a busy boy checking on all his Ham
friends on the Eastern Shore.
Last night we tried to duplicate
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-05
AP Newsfeatures

PLASTIC dinnerware will be no
threat to us in the foreseeable flu
ture," says Sir John Wedgwood,
sixth generation member of the
internationally known pottery
firm established by Joshua Wedg-
wood.
I'VE are not contemplating any
competition in the field of plastic
ware at present, but l am in
America to look around, to size
up the new shapes, patterns and
colors now popular in table ware" :"
Sir John plans to visit 29 cities
on the dinnerware circuit includ-
ing Boston, San Francisco, Chi
cago, Memphis and Toronto be-
cause "many the cities in America
require more cosmopolitan patterns
than do the English.
There is a trend to modern din
ner ware, he says, although the
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-05
ABLE AND BAKER DID IT

Step by exciting step, scientists are ap-
preaching the moment of proof that man
could be hurtled into space at velocity many
times the speed of sound and then brought
back to the earth unharmed. The pioneering
journey made by the two little monkeys, Able
and Baker, did not quite offer that proof.
But as the result of their trip we do know
that animals whose reactions to stress are
very similar to mans can survive, such an
ordeal.
These monkeys were not the first animals
sent high above the earth If Soviet &C
counts of the recovery of two space-traveing
dogs by parachute are taken as truth the
monkeys were not even the first animals to
be brought back alive. But the Cape Canaver-
al experiment was an advance on earlier
rocket flights both because of the recovery
method and because it provided accurate
data on the experience of creatures so much
like human beings.
There is some cause for regret that space
experiments must be conducted in this way
an advance by the Russians, then one by
this country, and so on. If there could be CO.
operation, an open interchange of data in
stead of jealous secrecy, control by interna-
tional agreement, space developments would
proceed more smoothly That may come if
the United Nations committee now at work
is able to reach a space agreement that world
opinion would force the Soviet Union to
join.
In the meantime, it is good to know that
u. S. scientists are making steady progress
toward the day when one of the seven Mer-
curry Astronauts will follow the route pio-
neered by Able and Baker. And do we hear
some would-be lady volunteer say: "But
Able and Baker are females, so why not send
woman frst?"
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THIS WEEK Mosorine October rs. 1859
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"faShiOnfOld'
IJ fine stores:
OWAsHINeToN, DC. Silver Spring
The Hecht Co. Inc neCh' 70.
Kann Sans co Stosnder's Woodmoor
Lansburghs "0'u"0''
Woodward & Lohrop Wheaton
Curtis Bros Furniture Hardware City
Idas Dept Store FendIeton Hardware
"d''0' ''''s'' "'' White Oak
Strosnder's White Oak
oMARYLAND Hardware
Bethesda
Community Paint ~V'he'NN
Hardware, Inc. Alexandra
StoSniders Hardware Cameron Furniture Co.
Hardware Center, Inc.
brunswick Hopkins Furniture Co.
POTOMAC FURNITURE TO- Kline Bros. Furniture
,,, Martins Hardware
The Phillips Hardware Co.
Arlington
Chevy Chase The Hecht Co.
Woodward Lothrop S. KannSons Co.
McIntire Hardware Buckingham Furniture Co.
Furniture, Inc.
McIntire Hardware Fairfax
Fairfax Hardware
Oe Th"o'a" Hardware su,ov Falls Church
Woodward Lohrop
Hollywood corners
'"ompSo"S Leesbwy
HyatsMIe "uSe " Nssu
The Hecht Co. Middebug
Prince Georges Plaza HIdt Grub Furniture
KensinytOn FwceIIvHIe
Mclntire Hardware Nichols Hardware Inc
Langley Park shri'ng'On
lansburqb's Lansburghs
Murray HARDWARE TO- Springfield
.woI Springfield Hardware
Franks Hardware Winchester
LeOnsrdtOwn S"mey Furniture 70.
'"''''''" oWEsT VIRGINIA
Lexington Park Charles Town
Bill Raleys Sales Center. Strider's Furniture Co.
Rockville Martnshwg
McIntire Hardware Martnsburg Furniture Co.
- The {. J. Nee Co. Ramseys Furniture Co.
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When you entertain you're stage Play the hostess
to perfection with ashionfold It's the famous folding
furniture that features table with smarty ared legs,
hidden locks unsghtly braces Chairs with contour
curved backrests and astee comfort saddle
shaped Bondezed two-coat, baked enamel finish
in ebony metallic Washable stainresistan uphol
stery Choice of tables regular king size; four chair
models All stylish leading department. furniture,
and hardware Select yours for parties that gather
rave notices
HAMILTON Cosco, Inc. COLUMBUS, INDIANA
Color choices Metallic ebony enamel upholstery
Leather white Tweed charcoal
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KAY BOWLING

Roekville-Twinbrook. 3 bedrm. home
9ss .'I ssiio rep 81 ~ Tas $3.50
DSsSNwsoonvlIie-ia mi. from Rock
VILE. f-bedrm, e-bath homo with
reception hall. SEP, din. room,
nearly : acres land 2-ear garage.
Price 70 sell at Sl0,bQO.
hedrin,, split-level. Mod. kit, fam
ily din, rin. with stone firepl., ! v
tiled paths. oil b .w,h.. patio, Ice.
wooded lot. Sy2,hOQ.
home on lke. wooded lot. Ttrepl; IN
S ss; H. q ~sg BIZ .sd porch fun bsms" OIL
dallhcrsburg-l bedrm. older home
With charm, extra lge. w. rm. with
tirepl, din. rna, extra q klf.. 1 u
baths. full bsmt., poTches galore.
nice ~ shade trees. fenced yard
Woodfisid--4 bedrm. IN baths,
home on Is acre with lots 81
shrubs sep. din rm.. garase. si4,-
wocdfleld--Attr. 2 bedfm. brk
rambler with family rln., bsmt.,
wood ield--s bsdirSn,. p SIX. ana stone
nicely Handicapped land. Many sttr
features Incl; scr. porch. garaee,
tull hsmt' S2l. 900. 80.
Woouiield-- bedrm. older frams
Nv. rnn,, family rm.. bath. Sl1 300
Olney-Laytonsville area, 3 bedrm.
living sFsa on isy.l i'I TuIl S. S:m \.
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POTOMAC, MD.

First offerins Of this traditional
an excellent part Of the COM
munltyi 4 Gencrous bedrms. with
ample .storage; 3 baths, iat-n.
study. ige, family rm. and Z fully
cabinets, DIRECTIONS; Out
River I'd. 10 Falls rd., right 10
South Glen rds left 70 opsn sign.
OPEN SUNDAY, is
H Hki ys.sssSs- CARR sLP "a. s.S ssc;
RANDOLPH FARMS - a-bedfm.
PIX. ramhley: cps bsmt.. M.Acre
fenced wooded lot: air cond., Wv.
fE R' si q S'nS VIM ., ssssss bp oa
MAKE AN OFFER
Transferred owner anxious 10 sell
bath, center-hali. brick rambler;
po Dos ion TRADES OK, SUCK
BUDNEY REALTY CORP.
10. b-e7s0 10. B-34ea
ROCKVILLE, Twinbrook; si3.7b0-.
l-bedrm home wIfrepl. and nice
mo. inels. all payments. 8. II.
ss iSesons, f1. S. -ssabsill; eyes, Mr.
R0cKvILLE-s3es On. no settle
ment costs: 3-bedrm. rambler:
E EsssaHEsfr aSlSss 4 esss OK + l ss4a5BB
ROCKvrLLE-Beautiful older home;
3 rms, garage, 7Ox2O0 lot. trees,
shrubs. house .is In excellent con-
dition and II located In very nice
residential nelghborhood. S2l 800.
8. \. BO0LEY, INC. 20. 2-0lbl |:
ewes. Mr.. cosgrove, VIII. o-397o.
ROCKVILLE, . biks. from new pro-
posed civic center - a-bedrm.
rambler, excel. cond.. fenced, sra-
s o%sE Se I elsn!y s snrp0'' sia''So.
ROCKvILLE-s40O buys this
rms. large Nv. rm. with. firepl..
nice level fenced lot. close 70
i FaSRl t sSd ss ssss99Pggins. HUGH T.
ROCKVILLE-S3e0 down. 500 mo.
for Cape Cod: 5-rm, house incis.
bedrms.. Nv. rnl.. kit; full hsmt.,
nice lot; only $i2.e00. o. 3. Boo
LEY. INC, 20. 2-0f51; ewes, Mr.,
Q~@~~s-. MN 4 1O~0
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TAN. Pk:, sio.eso-s-rm. bpns, I
dfnRALTAR, III. 7-6bO6.
TAK0MA fARK --2- family b.
no Income, bet ito iioesticn' yi$,s
$50, 4. CRoWKLL, ~. b-bO8O.
TAk0MA FARMS bedrms., iiv,
T Ss !. a II s S:s i nom. al IL e.
B. 1cOTT. ReaItor. ~. 0-0l2n.
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HOUSES ron sALE--Mp.

-
sTLyEB epRN0. $500 down, iusI
OF Franklin Ave. bpIc and span q.
bedrm. asbestog ahlnrIe home
with attic and large dormer, Va
a tuR'l n ffRcS'kea. ME. " 4-es $1,000
- SILVER SPRING ~
DON'T CALL Us UNLESS
YOU are Willing 10 WELD = paint
brush. Reduced 70 Sib,S0O. thiS
J-nedroom ali-brick Gambler with
i9l basement q truly worth ne
s saSst L 81. s ssscSs. 'IAIr' ~
SILVER sPnINQ--ownER: Avail,
lmmed.:. S2h.b0Q or best oiIer.
brk. Colonial; . bedrms., sep. din.
rms rec. rm., bar, many extrag.
SGEEfHs. aooii silsa wort 'y a.. ~ ~
sILyER srn.No-Brick CAPE Cod;
= bed-ms., 2h baths, nnished rec.
s roS:oI, J a;R2d;ssDsS ISti sgsi K
5 Ing b.ol 3 SCOTT REAIroR'
SILVER stnIN0, cLOsE-IN-Mod
brk rambler. immaculate .cond. .
I-a = u eatn4f m.As Ilts
70 schools. Fairgrounds ant
nsswsnNsRS 4, irn sasss sSS,,eSup,sR,sly
ney st., Silver sprlng. Nd.
silver sPRING-eplit-ievel home
IN. excel. como, with many extras;
eedrms:, 2 baths Nv Fm, din
rec. rm., deep rear yard. priced
N the low EOS: Terms or viii FHA
fcssil.. Y pAw sRaifSss " vel Lbr vs. e.
SILVER STRING tpotentiai com.
Asking $lo,05O. BEERS BROS,
gU. 0-16lO.
SILVER srRING-ciose- bunsa-
low: z bedrms. and den, liv. rm.,
separate din. rm.. kit. earage:
lge. lot with trees, lOOx1bO H.:
,ehoSsles o Rssrby; |, -; 500. LAIRD
UAZUs
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HOUSES ZEN sAlE-Mp.
GO SUBURBAN
WITH SUBURBAN

W. "A 0OoQItDfAkN
ROCKVILLE. immed. occupancy
Cheerful 3-bedrm. rambler. FHA
appraised At $4,000 with $500
a dow an, and monthly payments less
KENsINoroN-Almost new center
hall plan believed. q twin hedrms.,
~ baths and full grQund-level
bamt with rec, rm. and 2 exits.
Flexible nnancinn.
WHEATON, builders homel = 8
bedrms,, full hemat.. many built
ins. OF and FIIA appraised. Low
" payments. Immed. occupancy.
FOUR coREEEs-custor.suII. d
baths, Z nrepiacss, Scar cefport.
PEE e,l Is1 sssiSsSs' excel. finance
CHEVY CHASE, B.-cc, area, -
Win R Ssdrms,, W. sSsths,' ib@ ssSt.
rec. Im; with bar sep. din. rm.,
Suburban Properties Mgt.
10. 5-36S7
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NEW HOMES

S24.7b0 UP
Quality constructed custom homes
20 different styles to choose
from-ramblers. split levels, Cape
Gods, "a bedrms., 3 full baths,
rec. rms, full bsmts., flreplaces,
ultra mod. kits, high level ovens.
TRADES INVITED.
Directions: out Ga. ave. 2 blocks
past Wheaton shopping center,
turn right on Areola ave-, right
on Marin st. to PECK's open sign.
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|. q H. Development CO
Exclusively. 4-9515

POTOMAC HUNT AREA = Lovely
Colonial brick residence on private
driveway $50 It OF River road,
situated on 2 beautiful acres with
stables. tenant house and other
duction At see, 500. cali Mr.. c gsiS
RA. 3-g011, A. 5. GARDINER q
CO., INC, Ma. s-3923.
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ANDREWS AREA

ANDREWS AREA
PLEASANT .SPRIN0S-A acre: ex.
tra-lge. 3-bedrm. rambler; Ice. liv,
rm. with firepl., big kit, inclosed
only $15.950; $500 dn. FLA.
CAPITOL HGTs.-Brk. Cape Cod,
bedrms.. Ice. hv. rm., equip. Kit. /:
z lge. rma. to be compl on 2nd
mr.; walk-out bsmt.; Ice. trees, on
level lot; $3.50 On. FLA. This 10
Q beauty-see 1t today.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY co.
RE. $4,000 Till o PM.
A VACANT SUPER sIZED prestige
area. quality 4-bedrm., 2-bath
Brick Cape Cod, with din rm
de luxe kit; daylight walk-out
bsmt, and hot-water heat. FLA
approved terms, or as little aS
$1,000 dn., Conventional. MARY.
LAND SALES. TO. 9-6762.
BEGINNER's LUCK = $3.50 to
SlO,250. 2-bedrm. homes: lee. lots:
mr.. schools. transp. Andrews-Suit.
land areas. FORTIN, 10. 7-5OOO.
BELLEMEADE-Als-brick, 4-bedrm-
CAPE God, with roushed. i'm md
en- en-! s gess sssssh'' fun D'mt.' sis'SSO.
peter ]. hagan & son
Continued on Next Pagsl
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LORED--CLO8E- IN
SACRIFICE

Oct. 3-bedrm. brick; fireplace. sep.
screened porch. trades OK.
BUDNEY REALTY CORP.
LO 5-275O HE. 4-39OR
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OAKVIEW

1904 OAKVIEw DRIVE
Beautifully. dec. 3-bedrm. rambler:
cond.; on level lot. Assume 41sqs
Directions: out N. Hamp. ave-,
left on Oakview dr.. to PECK's
open sign.
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HUGH T. PECK
REALTOR
1926 GA. AVE. WHEATON
10. 5-4742

IDEAL ron LARGE FAMILY
bedrm. Cape Cod with fun bsmt.
and big kitchen; huge compl.
fenced lot. Close to schools, shop
DONALD 3. YOUNKIN & CO.,
10. 4-S022.
KENSINGTON = 4 bedrms., bsmt.
and lots Of shade. S13,26O, KEN
DRUsKIN q CO. 10. $500.
KENslNGTON HTS. -3 bedroom
brk. ramb., sep. d. r.. full bsmt.,
on level lot, dead end st.. mr..
OWNER. SIG. $50. 10. 4-7755.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6-bedrm.
home on wooded h-acre: big re-
A.; gas h.-w. heat; side porch. q
car garage; mid-20s. on Conn.
ave. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF
MD, INC, OIL. 6-7s00 today
10 70 8.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your house.
no comm. charge. Quick service.
lmmed. settlements. 10. k-37ll.
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DISTRICT-MARYLAND
REALTY, INC.


WILSON HILLS-Brick rambler on
lge. wooded lot, liy. rm. with firepl.,
ain: area, mod kit. 3 bedrms., 2
baths, scr porch. full bsmt. with
bath: lear garage, S20,95O. Cali
ASHTON REALTY CO., EV. 4.l743
or IVA. 4-9S11.
WOODSIDE PIX, Silver Spring
Excl. res. section. 3 bedrms,
and liv. rm. with firepl., brick q
car garage. oil h.-w.h., patio, "a
Cos. $4,000, ~S sS0yr. 'G FHA m' ioas
avail. JOSEPH s. DFVERET1iSx,l
INC, WI. 2-3233, WI. 6-232l.
WoODSIDE-stateiy Colonial with
3 bedrms.. sep. din. rm., rec, rm,,
porch, garage, ga baths, h,-w.h
plaster walls, wooded lot. Excel
financing. $25.950. 10. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. Mst.
2S-FT. LIv. RIM. with fireplace, 3
bedrms. and q big kit. with sep.
breakfast nook. This brick ramb-
Ter mas q full bsmt. and is stu.
ated on q level lot shaded by tan
oak trees. Priced S17,95O. DON
AID E. YOUNKIN & CO., 10. A.
S022 It'll o.
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-ON h.-w.h..
Ia acres. IN baths, firepl.; Da-
mascus area; $4,000; will con-
slider late model large house
trailer In good cond. Box 305-E,
star.
Qane 0nw---
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WHEATON

12703 BUsHEY DRIVE
de luxe kit. with table space,
firepl. in liv. rm., Ice, pine
paneled rec. rms; fenced lot with
Directions: Out Viers Mil I'd.
right on Bushey DR.. to PECK's
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$3.50 DOWN

vIERs MILL vILLAoE-2-bedrm.,
1ba-bath BUNGALOW. rec. rm. adj
Joins park. OF or FHA.
S1GLER q CO. 10. 1883
1900 ALFRED DR.. TAKoMA PIX.
CORNER BRICK RAMBLER
Extra Ice. 3-bedrm., Ia bath
house. Modern cleo. family kit.
loads of closets; porch; patio:
street-level rec: rEn.: oii-ssTset
FREED Al si 1885, Que oDsn ''S Sun.
2 to s. Dir: Piney Branch rd..
left on Philadelphia. right i blk.
on Takoma ave-, 3 blks. right 70
Alfred dr.. and open home. cox
a CO.. RE. 7-l633, Mrs. Norheim.
HE. 4-2b10.
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fM0pen

ROCKVILLE
Sparkling new 3-bedfoom, ~ tiled
baths lcolor): 0E heat, de luxe
Es st s sissS gs siRt'S down. a.Dh ~
AUGUST HOMES OIL. 2-0070
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - $3.50
S down .. tSsdr% ma home cSoG,,nr reDIses
ments like rent. r. i. SMITH
REALTY. GA. 4-z71l. GA. 4-679b.
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SILVER SPRING

2i6 INDIAN SPRINGS DR..
MAKERS DELIGHT all brick Cape
Cod, lge. lily. rm., din. rm,. 4
bedrms:. 2 fun baths. lge: 2-car
sprinE DR.. to PECK's open sign.
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HOUSES ron sALE--Mp.


NEAR MOL
ASSUME LARGE LOAN
Lovely 2-bedrm. Colonial plus den,
ioi. This won't last AZ SiS.SsoS.'
BUDNEY REALTY CORP.
10. S-e750 10. s-34s3
Mr.. TEMPLE ISRAEL
$21,950
close-in Silver Spring. visit these
lovely 3-bedrm., 2M-bath brick
split-leyel and rambler homes.
with plastered walls. extras too
numerous 10 mention. Terms 70
Directions: Out Piney Branch I'd.
70 University blvd. then left 70
Weaver 81 and lefs 70 open ' sisS
and model home.
M, I sa2o A Dryer a cqii INC Ncs;z.,
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-, estsate,
detached brick Colonial; center
screened pch., level lot, trees.
Reas. priced. NORMAN H.. HIM
WELFARE. HE. 4-S092.
NEW HAMPSHIRE EsTATEs-Mod-
ern 3-bedrm. brick rambler. VERY
CLEAN. Close 10 schools, stores
and transp. Pull bsmt. $i6,DbO.
fifsc ~ HE sP a.a9SC, I'll d HUGH T.
NIH-Naval Hospital Area
3 Bedrrng Den Oh BATHS
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SPRING, 3 bedrms.. bath
and ,;ull basement brick rambler.
Excellent cond. offstreet, parking.
mentary. schools. 4 blocks to new
junior high. AZ CT loan. NO BRO
KERS. 10 5-2491.
SPRING = s bedrms., den.
$ls.eSpeS KEN XII D bRus SlfS' Z = c lSs.
10. 5-3366.
SILVER SPRINGER. Cape Cod :
exp. upstairs: rec. rm., din. rm-;
fenced lot; outside barbecue: mr..
bus, schools, shops. FULL PRICE
SI6,0bO, rORTIN. 10. r-S0O0
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6fQpen
OPEN SUNDAY 90
SILVER SPRING

BYU3 GLENVILLE RID.
Close-in 3-bedrm, brick cape cod
on tree shaded lot; firepl.,. din.
rm;. exceptional rec. nm. l block
Directions: Out N. Hamp. ave.,
left on Univ. blvd, left on Lang
ley lane, right on Chenille I'd.
to PECK'S open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

SILVER STRING split-ieyei with
: hedrms.., 2 baths. Ice. liv. rm.
with firepla separate din. rm.,
de luxe kit, finished rec. rm,
Large 0I loan can be assumed
1850. LAIRD B. SCOTT, REAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

FRED B. CUSHMAN
1 81 y. ar Frederick Ave-, qaithsrsburg
Ewes. Mr.. cusHMAN. Ga. 2-SiSSo
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AAA BUY at SI3,5OO, mr.. Wash. !.
sep. din. rm.. full bsmt. Don't
delay, see today. UN. 1858.
peter ]. hagan & son
A BIG HOME FOE A BIG FAMILY
I'm close-in area convenient to
downtown. FIVE bedrms.. TWO
AND ONE-HALF baths. LARGE
porch. GARAGE. HUGE dining
rm-, and q variety Of other fea-
lures are present in this inviting
BRICK home. Immediate occu.
pancy. Assume a large loan and
move right In. $4,000 and worth
It'll Exclusive with BOWERS
BROTHERS, AP. 7-S4O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
FRED B. CUsHMAN

ROCKvILLE-All brick split-level,
large living room with marble fire-
place, dining room, family room,
kitchen in color with breakfast
bar. laundry room, 4 bedrooms.
ga baths, bsmt.: off-street park
ing. $26,500. This house Is in Q
nice location and has been reduced