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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-09

1855. MORRIS +. I la NTTSye N s41 z;
queen Anne's drive. Silver Spring,
Mo; husband Of the late Julia k
Lantz and beloved father of Gerald
r Lantz, DIED in Washington Sani-
ICES from the W. K Huntemann A.
Son Funeral Home, 6732 Georgia
ave NV, parking facilities in rearc.
on tuesday, November 10, at Q pm
1Fnterment st: Johns Cemetery,
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CoLEY. STERLING JAMES on Mon.
General Hospital sTigERLISo JAMES
SS S.SsYa q 3, s Sss co. T.! NE believed I'd
mourn their loss one sister. Miss
Viola Coley; one brother, Arthur
Coley, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John 7 Rhines a CO; Funeral Home,
later.
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FRIEDMAN, WALTER. on Saturday,
November z. 1859 WALTER FRIED
MAN, beloved husband Of Marion @.
Friedman, devoted father Of Ken
Spring, Nd. Also survived BY his
mother Mrs. Bertha Friedman and
two sisters, Mrs. Helen Morse and
Miss Gertrude Friedman all Of Phila-
delphia, Pa. Services at the C. D.
goldberg d Son Funeral Home, 42I7
9Th st. NV on Monday, November
8 at l pm. 1nterment King David
Memorial Gardens. In mourning at
223O Washington ave, apt. lO1, Sill
yer Spring. Md Family requests in
lieu OF flowers contributions be made
to the Metropolitan Heart Guild.
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GREENFIELD. HYMAN. On Sunday,
Nnvemher 81 1ahN HXAGAM GPEEM

Noyem6eT 5. 1853, LYMAN GREEN GREEN
lington. va, beloved husband Of
Clara Greenfield, and devoted father
OF Mrs. Ida Bellovin OF New York,
Mrs Sylvia Lane Of Miami, Fla ::
Mrs: Lillian AVN, DR.. Martin H;
William Greenfield He also is sur
vived by eight grandchildren and
three Observation-Disclosures Funeral
services and interment New York,
N. Y. (DanZansky funeral service. }
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MRS. ANNIE B.. The officers
y IT and members of Columbia
81 I j; 4 8
for the purpose Of conducfins the
.o.,,i.~. eAAo, NAAN
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CHAPPELL, GENEVA. On Saturday,
University Hospital, GENEVA CHAP
PELL of 1921 Kalorsma I'd. NV,
Chappel. and Mrs. Stanley Simpson
of Atlanta, Ga. She is also survived
by three grandchildren and five
Observation-Disclosures Services at the
8. H. Hines Company Funeral Home
1901 14th st NV, on Wednesday,
November l l at IL am. (parkine IA
cilities). Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery, 10
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KLEIN. HERMAN C. or $500 DARCY
I'd. s.e.. Forestville, Nd, on No.
yember. 5, 1859. friend Of William
". Edmunds and Mr.. and Mrs.
BARLEY Steele. Services at Cham
oers' Funeral Home, SIT 18th ST.
Sc, on Tuesday, November 10. al
II am. Interment Lincoln Me-
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NUGENT, Lu,LIAN GROSS On s.,u

CROSS NUoENL: beloved VIE Of
Msrs EiinsbetS HFsns s1 q Hy ShsI
vile, Md. Also surviving are three
grandchildren. Mrs. Nugent rests
ct the Gartner Funeral Home,
Gaithershurg. Md. where the reci-
Monday. November q, At 8 pm. Fu-
neral services on Tuesday. November
10. at 0 am. at st, Rose Catholic
Church, where requiem mass will
be said for the repose Of her soul.
Interment st. Rose Cemetery.
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vember 9; 1859. at Casually Hos.
pitsl MRS. LILLE M ROLLINS
mother Of Mrs Helen Miller and
Mrs. Thelma Thomas; sister OF Clay.
ton Richardson and Mrs. Nora Haw.
kins. She also IL survived by fivs
grandchildren, one great-Rrandchilc
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home. 4th st and Mass ave. ne.
where services will be held on Tues.
day November 10. at 10 am
Interment Addison Chapel. Seal
Pleasant. Md. O
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vember s. 1858, at the Alexandra
Hospital, CORA LEE CHESSER Of
407 South Fairfax St, mother OF
Mrs. Gertrude Rose and Alden W.
Chesser, and sister of Mrs. Fenton
Marie Marie McKenney Funeral Tn Services Msss
on Wednesday, November IL. at
$3.50 am. at st. Mary's Church.
1nterment Bethel Cemetery. Friends
NAV call at the Cunningham Funeral
Home, nc, Cameron and Alfred SITS D..
Alexandria, Va, until time Of serv-
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METZ. RABBI SOLOMON IT. IN 9,

day: November 5, 1855, RABBI s son-
ONION H: METZ Of SO Claiming st.
Krieger Metz. and deHoted ef fstber
OF Mrs. Rayanna simons and EN-.
manuel W. Metz. both of New York
City. and Haskell and Ezra David
Metz, both Of Phoenix, Ariz. He also
Dorchin of New York City and Ave
grandchildren. Rabbi Metz rests at
the Bernard Danzansky a. Son Fu-
neral Home, 1901 14th st. NV, until
Iuesday morning. November 10. Fu-
Israel CONVERSATION. Connecticut ave.
ana Porter st, NV, on Tuesday,
November 10. at IL am Interment
Adas Israel Cemetery. In lieu Of
contributions be made 70 the He He.
brew aSg Home 5s re- for the Aged, Memorial
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SCOTT, CATHERINE REIsER Of WASH
ington, D, G. On November 8, 1859.
Wife Of the late James Edward
Scott; mother of Ruth C. Scott, sis
ter OF Mrs. John Thoma Of Warren
ton, Va. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 1400 Chaplin st. NV,
on Tuesday. November 10 at III am.
1nterment Prospect Hill Cemetery,
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ADELAIDE z. TEELE, W. NJ
LOUISE H. ISAAC, Secy,
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LEVIN MORRIS, On Monday, Novem-
Der z, 1859, NORRIS LEVIN Of 63ii
Of Kaye Levin and devoted father ~
Michael and Perry Levin. He also Is
survived by a sister, Mrs. Dorothy
HoIlander. and two brothers, Philip
ana Henry Levin. Funeral services
AZ the Bernard Danzansky a. Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st, NV.
tuesday. November 10, at l 40 p.m
1nterment Har Zion Cemetery, Rose
9ale; Baltimore, Md. Memorial week,
Please omit flowers
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Sunday. November s, 1859. GEORGE
EDWARD CHALK, Sr.. Of 1904 N.
21st St, Arlington, Va, beloved IA
and and George Mrs G chalE hn He Ai slso !;
survived by five grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va, where funeral services will be
held Wednesday, November IL, at
10 am. Interment Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

/ Brooks, 2843 Barney place Sc; Joseph
=. Hanainy, 5000 LIVINGSTON street
NV; James YAncey Hunter, 230 End
street NE; Joseph Ralph Norville,
1889 Longfe.low street NV; James
Simmons, IT,, l07 18th street NE;
Warren r. Wilson. 1850 End street
Sc.
RRevoked for iagrant disregard for
safety of persons or property=Luther
II, MCGEE, 40OS 9th street NV. Al
bert Fox, 1858 Euclid street NV
sofa avenue NE; Kenneth J. EiEie,
l43S Cedar street Sc.
Revoked for unauthorized use OF
automobile-Harry 8. Hail. Riverdale'
Revoked for accumulated record Of
q az least X pointssmmLuSwis "
ne: James Z, Richardson, n X street
NV; Edward l.. Hun, 8l4 X street NE
Juan p. White, Hyattsville: william P,
Msl6y l4s3 Trinidad avenue N ne; !;
street Sc; Christopher C, Williams,
329 b4th street ne; John H. Richmond,
1901 Grant street ne; Charlie d
Brown, 1863 Corcoran street ne,
clarence w. FOru, lUl sheridan btreel
ne; Freddie Mack. $50 Florida avenue
NV; James r, Fowler, Roeers Heights
Md; Francis j, coviello, 1904 43rt
street NV: Preston j., Green. ~
Stanton road Sc: Alvin j. Batiste
Arlington; Va; Raymond L. Cunning,
Campbell, 351S 18th street n W; Curtis
Washington, 4S02 Bass place Sc.
Joseph L. Burrage, Arlington; Herber!
2 simmons ?l6 L street Ssw.; kinzel
Sc: James NJ. Hardy. 400 4th street
me- Rodney A. Schmidt, Arlington
Arthur r. walters, Berwyn, Md; Cletis
Luther Howie, so ssth Street ne;
Royal w. Mcintosh. 1920 Hamlin street
ne: James williams, 800 18th place
ne; Joseph r. Norville, 1882 Long
fellow street NV: Riley 7 Ferebee'
6l7 10ah street ne; Lewis W: West.
1r.,, Sterling, Va: Eugene Wolman'
Vile: Robert E. Burke. jr.: 3543 War
ser street nv yon Edwin u w Hih AM, MI
place ne: FIemmie II. Puliism, 1854
way, 1870 isherwood street ne: Leon
ard v. Stevenson. sol VIRGINIA avenue
Sc: Carol w. Thomas, Bladensburg,
Md: Raymond L. -Crump. Annandale
va; Arthur L. Latney. Al Adams
land Nd: Memphis ?. Johnson. Airing
ton; Wallace A. Harris, 1913 First
street w; James B. Prince, 1922 D
street Sc.
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Cunudiuns Irked
At AIusku-Bound
U. S. Adventures

DAWSON CREEK. British
Columbia. Aug. rs (AP)-
Canadian immigration officials
said today too many Alaska
or-bust" adventures are going
bust In Canada.
These are travellers who start
out in old jalopies with little
cash and break down on the
Canadian section of the l,527-
mile route which connects Daw-
son Greek with Fairbanks,
Alaska.
While United States authori-
ties are responsible for the res
cue Of their bankrupt country
men, Canadians sometimes are
forced to "grubstake" the
would-be pioneers. y
Derelict autos often are
abandoned, giving the highway
an appearance of a junk heap
officials say.
Canadian authorities have set
a minimum requirement Of $3.50
for a car and driver, plus 500
for each additional passenger
and a valid credit card before
allowing Americans to set out
for Fairbanks.
Some Of the marooned Amer
leans have been United States
Air Force personnel headed for
Alaskan bases. AS a result, the
Alaskan Air Command has
Joined forces with Canadian Of
1icials and instructed base COM
manders to urge transferring
airmen to take at least $3.50 for
driver and car.
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Driving Permits Of 80
Revoked by District

Revoked for driving while drunk
James M. Heiston, l71s-ibth st,
Marsh. h Nan leroy GIBSON el Els pous s.
las. st. NE; Ann E. Green, Arlington;
sydney q, culllmore, Hyattsvlllei .ver-
e.. w Ses'0n H7Os West SSiisinS svss Ss
EEwE R RSSss. o sssa ii RSSd. .a ss
81, NV; Rosie Rosie" L. - Hsm aits, III Nil,
side place Sc. lMdJi. Thomas c.
M MihSSSsrrs sio7ssM 81. Nv M vs. l HsnT y
W. Dye, 202l--3rd st. NE VA:
Arthur N; Smith, 249i P st. NV:
itol st.. lval;. Pear. Z. Medley. 40 p
street NV Lloyd oliver Taylor. 1901
Savannah st, Sc,
Revoked for operation after suspen-
sion---Jack s. Ambureer, 1919 Holbrook
street NE: John Walter Belk. 433a
German terrace Sc: Charles Ienatius
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

Eighty-three driving permits
were revoked during the past
week. the District Department
Of Motor Vehicles announced
today. Fifty permits were
taken for accruing too many
points. II for drunk driving
and eight for driving after the
license had been suspended.
Following are drivers suspend
ed:
Revoked for leaving after colliding
personal injuryl--charles L. Ander-
son, l746 Seaton place NV.
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10 Arab Groups Seek
Herter Algeria Aid
BY the Associated Press

Diplomatic mission chiefs Of
10 Arab countries called on
Secretary Of State Herter yes
terday urging United States
support for freedom for Algeria.
Mr.. Herter responded with
the standard United States ex-
preston Of hope for a peace
full. democratic and Just solu-
ton Of the Algerian-French
question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

ton of doing
a n y t h i n g
kitchen = wise
herself when
CHI A RTER-
HOUSE (the
n e W resort
e Extravaganza
near Annap-
olis!) can do
it for her bet
t e r. w h y
should Carrie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

WHY 10 I Il 4 Il ~
PAN INN (via
a gor G e Gus
roller-coaster
Ir de to the
Ere d eri C k
III ills y the
highly rated
dining spot
flor Maryland
fried chicken,
country style?
We'll, that's a
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restauranteur) and your cross
country jaunts Gor perfectionD
will be ended. These steaks
coupled with french-fried onion
rings, baked Idaho's gaping
country butter, salad hearts
chunky with RoquetortU can
throw the book at any steak
creation anywhere. It's just
that ole steak magic at HEN
DIRK. It's their chefs genius
with soaring flame to catch thu
beefy essence still a-drip as il
comes to table, all in one
mountaineering platter. Fervent
cocktails. Likewise the pies
1852 4th st. NE.
SUNDAY: Consider, pet. Every
why hath a wherefore. Why, O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

j a p a n Sc
with a flock
Of train e d
finches. For
just a few
pen MES a
finch will hop
pertly into a
tiny shrine,
reappear with
a wee scroll
in its beak.
And CUES s
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Good bread, good meat -
Mon Dieu, let's EAT
THURSDAY. We've just been to
a bird fortune teller"-an aged
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how our fortune read? your
most honorable Sukiyoki dinner
at TOKYO SUKIYAKI" And
so wondrously true-in this seren-
ity of Kabuki prints, costumed,
shy servitors while enchanting
Sutiyaki (beef, pork, chicken
bubbles away frantically right
at your elbow. Beyond the
Butterfly Bar emerge delicious
Full cocktails, also the plaintive
tinkle of the SdmiSen before the
tempurd fried shrimp, sun
onlono Salad hot sake wine.
Private party rooms where you
kneel at foot-high tables. 12-11
PM. 1876 Conn. NV.
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get in tizzy over Chesa-
peake seafood pie ca glorious
medley of Neptune's treasures
in rich, Newburg sauceD when
Chef Estep Che has cooked for
presidentsD can do it better?
Why should Carrie go in has
sic over roast beef when it's
sliced juicily thick right by the
terrace pool, under an inviting
beach umbrella? When it's allied
with a gigantic, baked potato,
graced with sour cream, chives,
then a scenic salad bowl? Carrie
doesn't. Carrie hops in the car
and gets to CHARTERHOUSE
fast. You'll love it. Cocktails.
Rte. so, 4 mi. west of Bay Bridge.
SATURDAY: Son, you been
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FRIDAY Carries a careful girl.
Carrie hasn't the slightest mo-
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Kansas CITY,
t h e Golden
Gate? A n d
you're beat,
on &? j u S t
trav ell to
H E N D r TX
for prairie
made steaks
(Mr. Barclay,
our host is a
born cattle
man turned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-26

long story. Back to pioneer days
when Dick and Ethel Baum
gardeners ancestors started fry
ing chicken that had the wagon
trains (h;tting the highway in
a real Other they might miss
the evening batch of criSpy
goodness without the whip. And
there's been the continuing
goodness of the corn fritters,
corn mullins capped with apple
butter, creamy curd). tie lavish
relishes, the assailable ncaEs Of
country ice cream. No spirits.
Dinners only from 10; Sundays,
1877. Urbana, 7 mi. S. Of Fred
erick, Rte. 240kt
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And Gdbby commendS::
FRANCISCO'S:. All Montgon.
cry Lane, Bethesda.
SILVER FOX. 1924 Wisconsin. 4
4 Closed Sun, Xxx Fri. - 1859
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W OND I w
no one bit
wildered b y
t h e seven
course Ro-
man Holiday
d in ner a t
G. U S T l. S
Italian Villa
w h a t could
be more be-
W i t C h i n g
h a n thi S
C We &C 90 ]
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spot so scenic with venetian
murals, candlelight, pretty sig
norinas in Tuscany costume?
But we're never bothered by
course after course after course
of tory delights that
would've made those old Romans
give up their bothersome Punic
Wars. Never are we bewildered
by the alchemy of chef who can
transform baby veal (via esoteric
herbs, virgin oil, gentle ministra-
tons of fragrant ParmesanD
into a dining epic. Fifth and
Morse SITS. NE. and 18th and M
SITS. NV. Till 2 AM.
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SUNDAY: Consider, pet. EverI
why hath wherefore. Why,
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WOODSIDE PARK
FRENCH PROVINCIAL
WILDWOOD ACRES

H-w.h. b.T. "a baths. dr., den
pch., sar.; trees; S"650O. 1906
Grace Church I'd. JU. g-G01S
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HUGH T. PECK
ftoae GEOpCIA AVE- IN S.AS1,
SILVER SPRING
1909 DENNIS AVE.

l-bedroom. 2-bsth. brick Cape Cod:
full bsmt. with rec. rm. hot
water heat: building In rear, ~
90 IT: close to St Johns and
public schools. FLA appraised
Price, S2l,a50. DIR: Georgis
ave TO Dennis. right TO Open
aiRn
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BRICK RAMBLER on i-acre lot,
din rm' ls e'p sIi, Nv b a%.i srP
VII heated bsmt: firepl.. pir-
ture window; Lear Earags; laund
vading pool. 10 by 10. 90 in
deep. OWNER moving S23.95O
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
OXON HILL,

on Wheeler I'd. = Superb custom
less that year old. In wonderful
setting OF trees. 2 baths: powder
rm.; hrepl. dem carport; man!
other extras, Also ! In Fort Foote
almost identical Call Mrs. Cox
Lu s:Sl36 or ST. 3-736S. ATLAl
REALTY CO.
OxON HILL AREA, b2l5 Went,
worth. dr.--A beautiful rambler
3 bedrms., liv. rm., beaut. din
area, modern kit. consisting o.
disposal, dishwasher, gas rang
and Ice. refgr.; lge. enclosed bael
porch, llxlB: beaut. level lot "
anchor fence. Open Sunday.
pm, I'll dark For further infor
nation call oGLEsBY a. RICI
REALTY, 10. 7-1925 or 10
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p psY 81 GoEWgs sEF rS SPES o1 OH
bba sRoEN ~ 10 LOAN. TOTAL NO
ms. SS543. Sl3,750. Small On
Daymnt REQ J-bedrm. rambler
ot-sireet marking, beAut fenced
"a. IN excel. cond., neighborhood,
elose 10 schools and trNnsp.. Dir
Halleck 81. RE B-7aS2.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. MD.-Attrac.
i've 3-oedroom CaDe Cod with
1tn bedroom partially completely
preciated Price. $4,000 76Ie
FONtRr 81 Nm anants nlaan
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

NJ e:,on Mp. g TS "a. &C.,. Dutch e,
Firepl In big liv, rm,. sep, fam.
rms sI' ,l us"' study, lee. sit., O iuII
bsmt Assume loan with sub.
stantial cash. or easy FHA terms
A real buy at Sl6,SOO. FREE
STATE PROPERTIES, AP. 7-ia66
Mr.. ACCOKREK, MD. en- Indian
s s:1..n.S DcTch. re SfdrR Ssrdwo ss
floors, Ice lot with shade trees
"a basement: only $500 down. NJ
RUBIN, Blu. 3-.492,.
NEW LARGE RAMBLER convenient
% new Kenilworth ave. and Wash,
bsmt. with v bath, Kit. euuip
with elec range, eye-levei oven
lift, refgr, A home beautifully
situated on ss ere lot. Rsaso SON. y
Ap 7-bOoB
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CAPE con BUNGALOW. open sun,
day, Q TO 8 p,m,-4 bedrms,, sepr
dining rm,. double living Tm;' mod NOD:
oglethorpe st.. Hyattsyille, DAHL.
Ely REAL ESTATE, AP. 7-8644.
CEDAR VALLEY Sc. = Lovely 4,
bedrm. brick with sep. dining rm.
nnished bsmt.. Anchor fenced yarc
and many extras. Only SIb,7b0
$3.50 down. HUDSON REAL Es,
TATE co, UN. 4-l5lS, UN. L.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

FORREsTyILLE, 3.bedrm. rambler
all utilities; convenient 10 public
and pafochial schools, shoppine
and transp, sle,5OO. St00 cash
PuFFENBERoER, Realtor, Lo
FOREsrvILLE-5477 Spring st.
open ed today y. Is What a barsain
incls, all. Din. nm, scr, porch,
COX 20 lot. FoRTIN REALTY,
10, $4,000.
FOREsTvILLE = LARGE 4-bedrm
home with huge, fenced yard
lovely house for aree family In
an area convenient 10 everything
Attractive terms. Ewes. Mr.,
Engle. RE. 6-5N47. MOORE a
MOORE Nc i,d Realtors RE- G-soeo OF
FOR SALE by OWNER being trans.
ierred II month -old split -level, 4
large bedrms., ~ baths. large rec
rm. with fireplace, full tiled bsmt .,
gas hot-water heat, large Westing.
house fully equipped kitchen
radio and intercom' system: cow
location between New Hampshire
ave. and Riggs I'd. S6,5OO cash
and assume $4,000 mortgage, TIC
inspect, call HA o-ib70
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
PARKWAY ESTATES
$14,250

very large bedrooms. living rm
dining area, kitchen with moderr
cabinets, large utility room. no
water heat. This one is in excel,
lent condition. Immediate posses,
sion. $3.50 down. Call for appoint
ment.
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S18.75O.OO

AMAZING HOMES,
BRAND NEW RANDI ERs,
FEATURES . BIG Bed
ROOMS. DINING ROOM,
ULTRA MODERN KiTCH-
IN WITH BYE LEVEL
OVENS. CABINETS GA
LORE, . FULL BATHS,
TREMENDOUS BASEMENT
ACRE LOTS. EXCL
l EMIT LOCATION FOR
NS.A BELTSvILLE. GOV
ERNMENT FARM. MOL,
SELLING BELOW THE AP-
PRAISED VALUE. BEE TO-
DAY.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-very few
nomcS for sale in this Leighbor.
hood. But We have enc: dose in
Avondsle. y rm. Colonial clean
rs pin features 3 bedrms.. SEP
nln nm garage. fenced level loi
Win alley IN rear. scr. porch. bone
dry hsnt one bus fare ana
arse shopping area nearby Oniy
sIHiuo. W. r. HUGHES Co,
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ANDREWS .BOLIINC .NRL = op,I

s-BULLIND -NHL = Open
to q; 1l9 Choetaw DR.. Forest
Hats; rms, Semi-det.. bsmt., / "a
baths, din. rm, fenced; assume
4izT OF loan Out Livingston I'd
TO commanehe DR.. risht 70 choe-
FoRrfifN' R lsfht 70 10 oOs snsoo s'sn
ANDREWS, sUITTAND AREA-Nex
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial. on lac
cor lot; all utils.; lge. Iiv. nm
o onG e5s ?stn $3.50 sse S Down FLA Tn
Can Mrs Cox, LU, "-si36 or ST
a-EaRG ATIAa REAITY
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Near st, Ambrose. A spacious
Im, home, featuring liv. RIM,
Doreh. full bsS nin nirs ysr rSrei FHS
anproyed $4,000. ~ 900 down.
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WOODLAND

commanding all-brick
Colonial highlighted BY
many extra features. At
tached sarge. full bsmf
rec. room. liv. rm with
fireplace. family size din.
rm big vell-equip. kit, u,
baths Close 10 schools.
shopping and transp. Really
value-pscked home You
are sure TO like this one.
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MOORE 81 MOORE
REALTORS

RE. 5-3ion RE. $4,000
ANDREWS AREA
SUITLAND-3-bedrm. orick semi =
corner lot, screened rear porch,
Carport. new-house cond., seal be-
low appraisal. owner will pay
settlement; $500 down FLA.
KIRBY HILLS - Split-level. less
than 3 yrs. old: lge dining rm.,
equipped Kit, vall-to-wall carpet
ing; y baths; Will take q trade
on this one. or $1,000 down.
MARYLAND PARK edrm. Cape
Cod: full bsmt. SLIGO down, S6i
no total. $1,000,
rambler. .carport and garage; Level
tree-shaded lot, all for SlB.a5O.
S2.7O0 down. 4l5es loan: officef
Transferred; immediate possession
OXON HTT.L-New 2-3 bedrm. brick
ramblers; will go GI: $3.50 down
move In on approval.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY co.
TE 8-42O0 TIL q PM
ANDREWS, BOILING, sUTTLANr
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$11,500

Fenced lot. De luxe kit, din. rm.
bedrms" bsmt, INV. heat. Open
Sun. "a 1904 Byers To reach
Out Pa. ave Sc. 10 end, left about
mi. to Byers. MeALLlSTEE
REALTOR, RE. $4,000.
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ADELPHI-3-bedrm, brick rambIer
ADJOINING LARGE RECITATION

sSnf EXCELLENT E.ifiE dT TFRM ap So SsS
BuDNEY REALTY. 10. $3.50
HF AlOnR
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

. .r-,,-,r-,, v.1r $4,000 -,
4 bEAuTIfUL YARD enhances this
sparkling 3,bedroom BRICK home;
LARGE living room, dining room
and equipped kitchen; located In
an area convenient to shopping,
.ransportstlon and schools .pnollc
orlv pIg1e1Ka sssn, ,spp ,nds y
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS.
AP. 7.s4oO'
A BRAND-NEw BRICK RAMBLER
on large n-acre wooded lot
Three good.siEed bedrooms TWO
Maths, TWO tireplaces, PORCH,
-GPARATE dining room and
many, MANY other features ycu'l
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BELTsyLLEi open sun. e-s. IisO5
Lincoln ave.-60-ft new brick
rambler: baths. basement. isEIl
room LUBY ROBERTS. VIZ