davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1959-04-09

mothers were. They like to
cook and can dream up their
own mouth-watering recipes,
too.
A case in point: the School
Bake-Off held March l9 at
Smyrna High School. Tantaliz-
ing aromas filled the air and ex-
citement took over as teenage
home economics students Wed
for honors in a school baking
contest. Sixteen-year-old Elaine
Stauffer, and l4-year-old Karen
Everhart won top honors for
their original recipes = apple
sour cream pie and cherry GUS
tard pie.
School bake-offs are being
held throughout the country this
month as part of the Bake-Off
School Program sponsored by
the Pillsbury Company, Mime
apolis. The two winners in each
participating high school will
then be considered for state and
national awards.
Elaine is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold F. Stauffer of
Kenton. Karen is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Ever
hart of Smyrna.
The Smyrna High School
Bake-Off was judged by officers
of the local chapter of the Fu-
Smyrna times., 1959-04-09
Enters Naval Service

Frank Victor Truax, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Truax of
Smyrna Landing, was sworn in
to the U. S. Navy on Thursday,
March 26 at Philadelphia, and
was then ordered to the Naval
Training Center at Great Lakes,
ILL.,, to commence nine weeks of
basic training. Truax made ap-
plication for the Navy at the
Navy Recruiting Station, Amer
lean Legion Building, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-09

ture Homemakers of America.
1t was held under the direction
of Mrs. Snowberger and Mrs.
Jackson, home economics teach
ers at Smyrna High School, as
the climax of a series of home
and classroom projects involv-
ing recipe development and Gre
ative cooking.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-09
Milford Students Visit
SMYRNA School

Four students from Milford
High School, Lisa Corder, Mary
Ann Davis, Chris Morgan, and
Tommy Ellwanger, spent last
Monday at the John Bassett
Moore High School attending
the same classes that they
would attend if they were at
Milford. This program is part of
the activities of the Kent Coun-
ty Student Council Association.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-09

"How Can the Student Encour,
age Better Habits of Coco
Sportsmanship." Wayne Cole
from John Bassett Moore High
School, will be the county's Of
fetal delegate to the national
convention of student councils
to be held in Pittsburgh, Pa
next June.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-09
Kent County Student Council
Meets at SmVrna

The next meeting of the Kent
County Student Council Associ-
alton will be held at the John
Bassett Moore High School on
Monday afternoon, April l3, at
l:30 pm. After the business
meeting the Smyrna group will
lead a discussion on the topic
Smyrna times., 1959-04-09
School Observes Temperance
Week

On Monday, April l3 at $40
am, members of the Smyrna
School will have an assembly
program dealing with Youth
Temperance. The Reverend AL
bert M. B. Snapp, Dover Dis
trict Director of Temperance
Smyrna times., 1959-04-09

will speak to the group and
show a short film.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-09

Subscribe to The Smyrna Times
$500 a year. payable in advance
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SiockLosses
Extend ioS5;
Trading Heavy

NEW YORK May 20 tAPl
"A sharp break in space-aee
issues triggered a gust Of SELL
ing which put the stock market
lower early this afternoon.
Trading was heavy.
The glamour" stocks took
losses running to about 7
points, then tribhed the de-
clines to about 5. y
Key stocks throughout the
list were down fractions to
about 2 points.
Some electronic, rocket fuel
and missile stocks which have
had such tremendous gains
have been the targets Of Wall
Street advisories eliminating
them from recommended buy"
lists. These advices, together
with some new ones. appar-
emily had a cumulative effect
today.
AS selling reached its highest
pitch, the ticker tape ran as
much as three minutes behind
transactions In q 26-minute
period Of lateness.
Motors, steels, rails. nonfer-
rous metals. oils. rubbers and 9
number Of chemicals also beat Q
hasty retreat.
Sugar stocks steadied and
were about unchanged to a BIZ
higher.
Corporate bonds we're irreg-
ular Government bonds i'm
proved.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May 20 tAP).-orair
FUTURES prices generally were SLIGHTLY
easier IN early dealings today on the
Board Of Trade but brokers said they
S TO etssPP Tay sh ots p.ss,
It Is the hnal day for tradins in
May contracts and even a lieht vol.
ume OF short covering or liquidation
~ this time often pushes the market
= rev cents to several cents either
Wide svinss were expected in Mas
rye especially in view OF rather
large open interest to be evened ur
against q commercial supply Of con.
ss y asI'I sss than million bushels
Near the end OF the first houI
prices had become rather broadly
mixed. Wheat vas unehaneed Il
l q cents biishel lower. May 1854,
corn u to % lover. May i.27is; oatI
Y 70 Is higher. Nay .sS a O scy6ea ~
V to | cent lower, May 229h.
Expiration of trading IN the Ma,
wheat contract today showed a marked
reversal from the same date last veal
when the delivery was in very stronl
demand IN the anal minutes and closed
premium Of about As cents over TIL
This year the trend had been stead
lily downward during the last seyera
the decline has knocked about rs cent
on the price and has taken IL dowr
TO level close to July.
But since domestic commercial ane
export demand for Chicago supplies
this year has been virtually absent fol
several weeks there still are laret
stocks in deliverable positions com.
pared with the same date in 1858.
However. there Is somewhat gen.
eral feeling among brokers that buyer
for both Mullins and export interests
will be back In the market for largt
purchases at the lower new crop prices
Advices have Indicated that stocks al
some Of the major mills already have
run rather low and that overseas buy.
ers are awaiting harvest Of the new
crop which has started IN some To-
calities Of Texas and Is expected Il
Be under way In parts OF Kansas b,
about June 10, q little earlier thar
usual.
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Steel Demand
Exceeding All
Expectations

NEW YORK. May 20 (AP) -
Steel demand and consumption
are exceeding all expectations,
Iron Age Magazine said today.
The national Woodworking
weekly said, "a secondary wave
of new orders has hit the mills.
This business represents steel
for delivery in the third quarter
strike or no strike.
steel users figure that it's
smart to be on the books in view
of the Unexpectedly high rate
of steel use. Inventories by
June 80. possible strike dead
line. simply won't be as high as
many users had hoped for"
The publication said a steel
strike would hit the economy
harder this year than ever be-
fore-unless labor decides to
strike only 9 few companies in
the industry. More mills have
contracts which expire June 80
than in 1856. the last steel strike
year.
Iron Age said some mills
those not under contract
with the United Steelworkeri
of America--would operate
throughout a strike. Others, II
said, viii escape at the outset
but in a long strike would be
hit.
"A few companies" the mag.
azine added. would operate al
the sufferance Of the union
especially If the mills financia
structure is shaky."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
50 Billion Gallons
OF Gasoline Used
In U. S. in So

NEW YORK, May 20 (AP).-
Americans burned So billion
gallons Of gasoline last year
and paid out more than $4.5
billion in gasoline taxes. the
American Petroleum Institute
estimated today.
The actual total--59. 154. 000,-
900 gallons-was the largest
amount Of gasoline ever con-
sulned in this country in a
single year, the institute said,
It represented an increase Of
1.750, 100000 gallons over 1857,
About 80 per cent Of United
States gasoline consumption
involves highway travel and
motor vehicles, the APP said. SO
taxes levied on gasoline by Fed
eral. State and local govern
ments can be estimated at
$4.667 ,000. 900.
Gasoline taxes vary from
State to State. The national
average, according to the API
is 6 cents for the State above
the 3 cents for the Federal Gov
ernment--a total of 9 cents.
The APP said taxes on gas
oline account for AZ per cent Of
the retail price.
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, May 20 IAP) Prices
held steady curing the late morning
on light trade and commission mouse
Private reports from several key
areas in the cotton belt indicated That
the weather was cloudy and mild with
showers expected.
HIGHER than the previous close. July
3472. October 32.7s and December
32.7l.
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AT&T Dividend
First Since Split

NEW YORK. May 20 (AP).-
The American Telephone q
Telegraph Co. today declared
the first dividend on its new
split shares -82is cents pay
able July 10 to holders of rec
ord June 10.
This would be equal to $500
q year on the old stock which
has been split three-for one,
The dividend rate on the old
stock was SO a share.
The company said previously
it would increase the dividend
by the amount indicated in to-
days action.
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Exchunoe Seat Sold

NEW YORK, May 20 tAPl -
Arrangements we're made yes
'terday for the sale Of a seat
on the New York stock Elk
change at $4,000. up 5000
from the previous. sale. The
current market for a member
ship is sls0.oOo bid and $780,
900 asked.
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N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. May 20 (AP) tUsDAl -
Butter-Offerings ADEQUATE demand
slow; receipts, 100000; prices I'M
changed
Cheese-ofierings adeoaute; demand
fair; receipts, 100000: prices I'M
Eegs--wholesale offerings lighter;
receipts, 1e.20U Nov York spot quo.
tations follow. Midwestern; mixed
colors; extras (4S-50 lbs.), 25i3-25.
large, 93Ia-24; checks. 21-22: whites,
extras 1880 lbsD, 2d-2Tls extras
medium. 2l-22i browns, extras t4S-
Nearby: whites. top quality as
s 80 lS|so Hss OT msSls' to 9l quality
t4S-50 lbs), 26-27; mediums, 22-23.
smalls, l1-iS
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. May 20 tAP) --spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Cop
per sl I.;: cents cents P ssnts cO O0nsS
New York. Zinc IL cents pounc,
East ST. Louis. Tin I.03M pound
New York. Foreien silver a1ss cents
per troy ounce. New York. Pittsburgh
scrap r l,s steel X, No Bay Ss' au0'e'
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
wholesale Food Index. bai

Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost Of q pound each Of
81 foods in general use, this
week declined to $50 from
$6.l4 last week and was S.3 per
cent below the like week q year
agos-Dun & Bradstreet.
Electric Power Production in
the week ended May is totaled
1884, 100000 kilowatthours
compared with 1868. 900, 900 in
the previous week and was
1910 above the like week a
year ago.-Edison Electric In
stitute.
Paint Sales over the Nation
in the 8 months ended March
81 totaled 1898 million, up I5gS
from the like quarter a year
ago.--Natl. Paint. Varnish &
Lacquer Assn.
Earnings
Southern Co. in year ended
April 80 earned 39,580,57s OF
l$i.76 a share VS.. $36,086 ,902 OF
Sill in 1858.
F. w. WoolwOrth Co. in year
ended December 81 earned
$50, 376,320 or 1894 a share VS.
| $33. 358.136 or $3.44 in 1857.
Gimbel Brothers in ~ months
ended April 30 earned $685..
900 or $4.20 a share VS.. S7,l20..
900 or $3.42 in 1858.
N. Y, Chi. & st. L r. r. If
months ended April 80 earned
s4.4S4,752 or $i.0s a share VI
$l.o44.685 or AZ cents in 1851
period.
Leonard Refneries, Inc, IL
year ended March 81 earned
$I.328.000 or $1.19 a share vs.
$2.021 900 or $751; in 1858.
| 10th Cent.-Fox Film in /:
weeks ended March 20 earned
$929.976 or Al cents a share VS.
/ $2,l47.7tl or 81 cents in 1851
lperiod. q
| Homestake Mining in
months ended March 81 carmel
$946,056 or AZ cents a share VS.
! $SlS,ls9 or Al cents in 1851
| period.
4 Upjohn Co. reported earnings
Of so cents a share in the .
months ended April 80, com,
pared with IS cents in the likl
period last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
ODD-LoT TRADING

NEW YORK, May 90 (APl THE
New YORK stock Exchange reported TO-
day these odd lot transactions By
principal dealers for May, l9: Pur,
340,OsS shares including 1904 shares
sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

Hourly Sales on the Exehansa
~ .Wf m 71v 0Oo NOop Seu Ouc
Too m o60 600 400 % 600 ooc
sURil o tfadine " shaIeA u ,aies u
tull Rates Of dividends In the toregolnt
table are annual disbursements based or
the last quarterly o. senai-annual degia
ration Unless otherwise noted specia
or extra dividends are not included
Also extra u extras Annual rata
plus st0ck oividenu q Declared o. uaif
In 1859 plus stock dividend Paio las
year Payable 10 stock 1ufine 1853
estimated cash value on sx-dividend Vi
eS distribution GATE 3 Declaied o. IaiC
50 faI iuis veai b Declared 81 Oaio afteI
sl0ck DIVIDEND o. splitup Y Declared o.
paid this veal an accuuulatlNe ttsus
with disluends IN arrears Paio thu
veal iieldend omitted deferred o. %
acton taken az last dividend meetlne
I Declared % pai0 IN 1858 plus -t0ch div
demo Payable 70 stock durInE 1853
estimated casn value on ss-dr lueno o.
ex -ciistributina date , Llqulustipg diyi
dend cid Called 4 b dividend x-dli
- DISTRIBUTION 81 ~ iGlts XIV With
out warrants NV Win variants w
Wnep distributed vi When Issaed %
Next day delivery In bankruptcy o.
receiv srsnip a being reofkani1sd nnnel
the BANKRUPTCY Act, o. securities assumel
BY euch conp4u1oAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
INCLUDES
DoMasrIc
.l.nn Al.nL-

DOMESTIC iii
Alcun 4jte a. eIH
Am 9 EP f.eos 81 Izh
Am Tolk Tel S. q lo51.
Am + a + cv tlts "a 1o1A
Am Tel a Tel 3ita "a ~
An Tel q Tel 1sfs 90 13N
Armour S. o. e1N
Allan Rein cr els a ll6N
h& o cv AIS 2Ol0 A 10
Boeine Alrc cs ass % 1o8
Capital Airi cv as 70 81
Ger depas cy SIS ~ tllN
Champ PAT CIV 4lts ollle
CIT Finance fs 90 QDaj3
Colo v q II CIV liAs n ITO
Conso| Edison cv Is ~ ia
Cons n r Cuba - 2ool 3
bet Edison CIV 3Ms II 1881
Dow Chem cv o. 81 aDzsa
Fireslone - 81 eeA
Florida z Coast s. "a 10
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Cen Not Accep sTks 81
Gen Tel CO cv tits ~
Gen Tel Co cV a n
Grt North Nv 2sas a.
nuds q Mani ref S. 81
Int T q r cv lyts a.
Lockheed cp agtg 90
Mack Truck 5las 50
Macs cp 81 n
Manila nRSl q 80
Mpls Mol cy s. ee
N X T inc sits 1011
Mo Pacific S. 20i5
Mo Pacific i5ts zoos
Nation Dairy 1sis 20
Nation Tea cs SIS 90
N \ Central IS 90
N Y Central 81 20i3
N Y Central aus 21f3
N " Central A %
N Y N n cv tlzs 1021
0lin Maih cv stas e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION

BY the Associated Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. May 20 (APl.--Divi-
bends announced:
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D. c. SECURITIES

Pot Eiee PyF-lb 81 25aa, ~ at asa.
~ = R8oNNbs bid Asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
nth the compliments Of Frdnei. !. dupont 9 Co
new guide to
starting your
second income

Whether you're an experienced
investor or just beginning,
you'll find Building a Second
Income well worth having.
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$1,000 DOWN FILA
4 BEDROOMS

, Immediate possession on new
rambler: M-acre lot: walk to
shopping. Equipped kitchen.
including disposal, Ia baths,
carport, barbecue. Open SUM-
day. / pm. til dark. South
on q. s. No. / to Woodbridge,
Va, right on Rte. 1913 to
Horner I'd, left on Horner to
4th St, left on 4th ST.. to 8
ST., left on E st. to house:
$4,000. Dial 703, Gypsy
4-6090.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

A PERFECT house IL yet 10 be
built, but Just once we are golne
TO dispute this fact. Smart. long.
rose brick rancher. 3 nice bed
rooms, separate dining room, de
luxe kitchen, super pine-paneled
rec. rm., spacious carport. 95.ft,
front yard with barbecue. patio,
trees: shrubs and ranch tensinass'
eS ny Ssss SS5nf cS oT sDpOin ns
CHAPMAN NAN REALTY. INC, 76i
w. Broad. Fails Church. We.
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YEONAS REALTY
IA. 8-2100

Open House
855 N. Kensington
AIR CONDITIONED"
Air sect. Of N. Arl.: immac. cond.,
has 3 nice bedrms., den, mod. kit,
sep. din. rm., full finished bsmt.
|. Diet. gar: covered patio and trees;
FLA sale at S24,950.
Miller Real Estate Co.
Capt. Miller (UsMC, ret), Broker
IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
ONCE IN A BLUE MOON something
like this comes along! Brand new
three bedroom brick split level
with beautiful recreation room for
only S21,950! Has two full baths,
living room, dining room, and
kitchen that you have to see to
believed This kitchen has every
thing" including de luxe re-
frigerator; wall oven, tabletop
rance disposal: s sxhsnst Ian ian,
Dish huge nsneS sSoSe
chair rail and even a fireplace
to charcoal broil those steaks I
We repeat: What a kitchen" You
must see this one! PoMPoNIo
REALTY, INC, REALTORS, 1922
Wilson blvd. ia. 10000.
OWNER OFFERS CONTEMPORARY
4-level split, in ideal community
for growing family; bedrms.,
Ia baths. din rm.. den, 4th bed
nm. OF rec. rn., firepl.; carport;
trees; near school. Assume 4hee
GI loan. Price, S21,950. FL.
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PARKLAWN = 3-bedrm., 2h-bath,
brick rambler With s ar an. recreation tic !,
bal. Loaded with extras, incl;
compl. GE kit. See. S21,950. Call
ia. 7-0250. Unlikely REALTY.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL within walk
ing distance Of ct. James IN Falls
Church 4 = bedrm., 2la-bath
home; fireplace in living room,
dining room, full basement, ga
rage; priced at only S17,500: low
trust. ARFAX REALTY, INC, JE.
4-4000.
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LAKE BAREFOOT

hEtEA
Lge. brick 3-bedrm., liv. rm. with
fireplace, full daylight bsmt. home
on beautifully wooded lot; COW.
to schools and shopping, purchaser
may assume lge. CT loan. An
excellent buy at only S22,950.
For details call
WHITLEY REALTY ia. $4,000
LAKE BARCROFT-This is q BIZ
level home with five bedrooms.
large living room, separate dining
room and large kitchen, three full
baths: patio and many, many
trees. You can see this beautiful
home land the lake from the liv-
ing ROOM on Sunday from l to o.
Take Columbia pike to the first en-
trance to Lake Bancroft. turn
right. then turn left on Lakeview
dr.. and continue to the. Atlas open
signs and house on the left. or
call ia. 5-l550. ATLAS REALTY
CO, 4751 Lee highway tcorner
Glebe) II,
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APARTMENT BUILDING-20 units:
close-in No. Arlington; excel. In
vestment; reas. cash payment;
long term trust for balance: de-
tsil Sul BY aPpcintmsnt IS sTAN 4 Z
Wilson Boulevard. Ia. h-hlnn.
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REALTY CO.. INC.
$500 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
lcoNIINOtol ~

3-BEDRM. HOUSE, under SEQ, 900,
MONTGOMERY or Prince Oeorges Co
Box 4lS-R, Star,
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A possibility of making up to $1,000
quick profit; 10 acres in nearby
Mont. Co. placed for immed sale.
Considerably under market value;
$1,000 cash down will handle,
Mr.. Aiken with BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO. AID. 2-0106.
SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON 81
units. 3 years old: excellent A.
nancing. MR.. MANovILL. 10.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

AN APT, I UNITS, for retired cpl {;
mr.. shop. bus: Sc; nice yard. gar-
den, beautiful Excel. inc. $4,000
dn, HA. 2-34(i6.
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APARTMENT.

ArAhTMENTS-1 6-unit, and 1
d0-unit building. Prime location.
White area. Never . vacancy.
Both bldes. in like-new cond, A
good investment. call now. LIT.
TLE ASSOCIATES, JU. $4,000.
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INSTANT
INCOME

From 8 present tenants to-
tai $40 per month, and q
$50 bonus from rented gear
garage. "Stonetex 4 apart
ment" building. Older home
in top condition, fully insu-
lated with storm windows and
doors. All furnishings in
cluded except owners own
apartment. An excellent in
vestment at S19,950. Call
XII. S-2320,
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6-MO.-YOUNG
SPLIT-LEVEL

Nearby Fairfax area. 13x10
dining room, equipped Kitchen;
living room with fireplace, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, outside en-
trance in basement with rec
reation room, Dashboard hot
water heat; u acre: conven-
lent location. Open Sunday,
/ pm. til dark. From 14th
st. bridge, out Arlington blvd.
to Fairfax circle, continue ap-
prox. 8 miles past 2nd trafnc
light, right on Dixie DIR. to
house; $4,000. Call CIR.
3-4560.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY ESTATE consisting o.
6k acres of land close to noun,
tainS, near U. S. Is, IA miles north
Of Frederick, convenient to small
town. 2-story frame moderr
dwelling containing s rooms, Z
baths: new heating plant. Double
garage; $4,000. CALVIN S
LOHR,, Realtor, ia N. Court st..
Frederick, Nd.
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LAKE
BANCROFT

A spacious 4-year-old brick-and.
frame fully aforementioned ram
bier. Wall-to-wall carpeting in en-
trance hall. living room and din
ing room. Three large bedroom.
and 2 baths on main floor. Full
basement includes 30 IT. recrea.
ton room with bar, work shop
utility room and an enormous I'M
finished room with 2 picture
windows. easily converted to 9
additional bedrooms. Three stone
fireplaces including / on patio fol
outdoor cooking. S37,500.
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Singularly Smart
Tn RraewO0d


Bright, fresh kitchen with break.
fast room: warm den with FIRE.
place: powder room. 30S15 living
room with balcony, gracious din.
ing room, RECREATION room in day.
light basement. with garage: tota
Of four baths, four fireplaces
master bedroom suite, 32x15. with
dressing room, bath and fireplace
three twin-size bedrooms. CONF
out and see.
DIRECTIONS: From Chain Bridg,
right on Rte. 123 to Langley in
1913 (Old GEORGETOWN pike) one
mile to Douglas drive. left intC
Braewood.
Real Estate Service, Inc
IA. 10000 Ewes. IA. 4-567a
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MCLEAN
BRICK RAMBLER

Near completion and ready for
your selection of colorS. Three
bedrooms, louvred closet doors.
3 baths, 10x14 kitchen, dis
posal and dishwasher, sepa-
rate dining room, 20x26 rec
reation room with fireplace,
and outside entrance to patio,
Walk to schools; S2S,950. Call
ia. 10000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
RENTERS ATTENTION

How would you like real living IN
At MO- Sc E SssSI% Gos4 sr Our 'P DTSsTsS
enables you 10 use part Of your
rental as down payment toward
loan assumption Of $4,000 and
small down payment. CALL WAL
TER n. REYNOLDS CO., INC,
ia. 7-6625.
SEEING is BELIEVINGN 4 bedrm.,
2 bath all brick Cape Cod, big
carport; patio: fenced yard 70 AND
plus location. II can't last long at
CURE AoENcY, REALTORS. esi2
LEE HWY, JE. 2-2200.
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4 BEDROOMS
3 BATHS

Custom-built brick split-level,
in choice Yacht Haven Es-
tates on the Potomac. Living
room with fireplace, separate
dining room with attractive
wainscoting, 14-ft. kitchen
including disposal, dishwasher
and fiuorescent lights in built
in corner cupboard, mahog-
any-paneled recreation room
with fireplace, pine-paneled
bedroom in full basement: in
tercom. system, 20-ft. porch.
For appointment, call so.
6-6790.