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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
Millions We're Disappointed In
DawsOn's Rejection of Cabinet Post

disappointed Congressman Will
F. Ken
nedy's invitation to join the cabinet
Dawsons defamation a blow the
population hoped cabinet would include
member of the which the balance
possible Kennedys election to the Presidency.
millions Kennedy ap-
Kennedy offering job a Negro
his choices refusal to the
While could be claimed that Congressman
the unqualified
Generals position cabinet, he only
individual the whom would be
OF the group were willing to forget any misgvngs they had about
Dawson, because the cabinet symbol
Negro could expect in the coming the political
National party
ready and available the
were cabinet material While there were with the political
heavily entrenched
have the ability anybodys
not ready reflects the sagacy these
party who the Kennedy victory
The suggestion that difficulty in
being grain salt Dawson
is well liked by members of both houses Congress
so popular with southern congressman and Senators that he has been
Negroes
His decidedly position
been that Congress- to be useful
with those with whom support legislation
passed With only four Negro members
there roughly Onetenh the
has always felt getting along important the welfare
of the group.
leadership Chicago district which Chi
cago papers, suggested appoint
men the type leadership in most large cities north
south
type leadership any
underpveeged populations isolated prejudice discrimination
leadership designed constituency
blame which
Southsde much hogwah Chicago Negroes
Illinois politics because the De Priests Ed and the
rejection
him
chief Republican philosophy
Dawson any
The Illinois Congressman must have had good to down
post kind
what lift Negro the cabinet would
indeed the nations prestige Whatever the did
not take the post and that political leadership in the
Democratic party not alert enough another
ability influence offer substitute
could without question
promotion could including post
prior presidential directed campaign
Negro the Democrats with fnesse and skill political
learned the precinct level
able Democratic which
This political would have made him good
of Kennedy cabinet.
Postmaster General he would position
legitimate rights thousands
which largely ignored in many
said: Catholic
a Cabinet Catholics
US Supreme time Americas
minority had representation in top government"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
Freeman Given Tough Job

Although for his sake could have wished
Freeman had received another portfolio the cabinet
agriculture secreaysP still happy and pleased Kennedy
appointed him
1t almost shame to burden
vigorous
is leaving the doorstep of the Minnesotan.
has worked hard this
hoped he would quite
is today We felt he entitled breaher job
81
However, be Orville hrives -
this is true he has a job cut out for him.
This is pleased that Freeman Mnnesoan
the front ranks the fighters
incoming administration
Minnesota outstanding
good for the individual and the state itself
congratulate Presidenteect
all who made the appointment possible
pulling pull of
difficulties believe imagination
dedication do tit will be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23

This is not the time OF the reading
True is that the womenfok buying
ing of gifts the preparations for the holiday
takes
Circulation of large apt
circulation decline the during holiday
especially in the Is days prior to the holiday.
irritaons past days blasting
the radio of the number
known the vocal field
male female old song
1t all adds to the dreary fact
everybody tired OF hearing Christmas music almost We began
almost Christmas right Thanksgiving
and
singing silent Night happened yet expect
ii momentariy
suppose
industry sell
or earlier to record Chstma In the past only Bg Crosby
and Nat King
remained popular after memory play
false Crosbys Christmas"
THE Christmas Song There have
the about Rudolph Reindeer"
pleased with Holiday edition of the
SCHOOL BULLETIN of the Minneapolis public schools with the photos
four youngsters and the inspiring message from School
Rufus Putnam
Holiday the pupils teachers other school
most pleasant task and that remember real satisfy
ing.
a
Twin City Limos Christmas included
which could be framed and pondered 1t reads:
s straight
is
successful is the who
is useful Capacity
lacks opportunity 1t
remain undiscovered,
sought by
anxious to it.-Wllam
Cochran.
May we again express seasons wishes
with added for those who not fortunate of
us.-Cecil Newman.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
No PoSSenderS?

cities along the Milwaukee Road from Minneapolis tc
going take kindly to the petition to
passenger daily
Hawatha sreamlners.
action the Milwaukee Road shock
miles Minneapolis
Seattle The wants operate strictly freight service
along this
would indicate that the
Commission should permit the railroad
discontinue passenger service.-MOntV1deO
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
DIR Y-POINTS
BY FRED GRAM

Respectable begun support
cation again They have concluded that minister
and three small children safely defy the mob
the Civic Leaders
The official explainers things explain
calling
asked the right questions it
adjusting resistor chokes poentometer
is question of who gets banwashedth questoners
questioned
The Kremn has taken the line that Nions defeat epuda
by the American people policy
radioactive shame that people behind the
vote?
The CONSERVATION of the since the election
have been boon unemployed editorial writer's obviously
piece anything Kennedy
the old nener writes starting
but the other hand and the old Tin oldest
the finishes complex
and betookness
The American Medical Association finish fight whatever
the Kennedy health might turn out to be- disturbing side
effect is the mounting public suspicion that the doctors practice me
cine with the reckless abandon that they practice politics
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-12-23
We Were siekened BY The White Boboons

Sometimes cyncay wonders the human Is worth
saving from atomic bomb.
Nothing has soul hcenng than the sight the
the white balloons daily assemble
shrek abuse and filth those who the gauntlet Of the picket
n Of those New Orleans schools
called them the gentler se&?"
Could they Indignation
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-15
EASTER PROGRAMS FOR
CHURCHES IN HYDE

An Easter Sunrise Service will
be held by Scranton and Swan
Quarter Christian Churches at 5:26
O'Clock on the Lake Shore at the
first culvert after leaving highway
TO Columbia. Garland C. Bland will
deliver the message. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
A motion was made at the meet
ing on April 10th to change the
Young Peoples Meeting to the
Christian Youth Hour. Officers
are: President, Gloria Jean Smith,
vice-president, Ruth Hodges; sec
rotary, Dale Cox; treasurer, Mary
Bland.
The public is invited to the choral
Service at the Swan Quarter Bap-
fist Church Sunday morning at
II o'clock. The choirs of Swan
Quarter under the direction of Mrs.
Joe Lupton will depict in song the
whole Life of Christ" with the
narrator, Joe Lupton adding a di-
vine message at intervals. Mrs.
Bill Miller will be organist, Rev.
Ector Hamrick, the preacher.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-15
KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

Roy Dale Sewers has arrived in
Pals, where he is stationed with
the U. S. Air Force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conley Beacham
and baby of Norfolk recently Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Beacham,
Sr.
Mrs. Griffin of Norfolk, mother
of Mrs. Orville Baum, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Baum.
The Lionel j. Shannons have
moved to the Sea Kove ON beach.
for the summer season.
Joseph Lawson, Hackettstown. N.
j., is visiting Mrs. S. B. Beasley.
The Henleys and Mr.. and Mrs. T..
NJ. Dowdy.
Oscar Sanderlin, who works at
Roanoke, Va, is expected home
with his family for Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Midget
visited Mr.. Midgett's father, G. B.
Midget, at the Veterans Hospital,
Roanoke, Va, last week end.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-15
SLADESVILLE METHODIST
AND CHRISTIAN MEETING

The ladies of the Sladesville
Methodist Church and Church of
Christ made the zone two meeting
of the Roanoke District composed
of five Ruritan clubs as follows:
PIONEER, Bill Smithwick, president,
Fairfield, Tommie Jones, president;
Crewell, j. D. Melton, president;
Roper, Jack Leary, president; and
Sladesville, the host, Gilbert Rich
ards, president, a happy occasion
with their delicious dinner which
always creates a spirit of good
will and hospitality.
The POSTMASTER for the evening
was Aubrey Dixon, Lieutenant
Governor of this district. The song
leader, Herbert Rhem of Ponzer
added another note of anticipation
with his part of the program. The
invocation was given by Rev. A.
l.. Mckinney of Sladesville.
Speaker of the evening "Past
INeiLIOIldI IcSluclI ICu a. DCtl
Ill" was introduced by Past Dis
trict Governor T. C. Martus. The
message brought by the speaker
emphasized the need for the Ruri-
tans to build up good fellowship
and a feeling of continuity in every
community-build up and take adj
vantage of the opportunities af-
forded for cooperation at home.
The roll call by clubs was made
by District Governor, Tim Malone,
Every club president was present
for the occasion and the SHADES
vile club won the attendance award
or plaque which was presented to
Mr.. Gilbert Richards, president, by
District Governor Malone.
The entertainment was quite
pleasing to the group as the "Bear
Grass Quartet" Away is.
Among the guests were Con-
gresham Herbert C. Bonner and
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-15
METHODIST EASTER
SERVICES IN HYDE

The special Youth services for
the MYF members of the Swan
Quarter Fairfield Charge, closed
Sunday night at Providence Meth
odist Church. The Friday through
Sunday night services were well
attended. Each night was out
standing since a variety of prog
rams was used.
Friday nights Candlelight Com
munion service was the service of
greatest challenge. The banquet of
Saturday night was treat to all.
The message of Sunday night
brought to climax the spirit of
the rally. Mrs. Charles Saunders,
of Elizabeth City, spoke on the
question, Why Be Good The sue
cess of this youth meeting, points
the way to others in the future.
The Methodist Mems club of the
Swan Quarter Fairfield charge will
meet April EE79, ia the,s Sladesville
school lunch room. Supper will be
served at 7:30, with the business
session to follow. Speaker for the
evening will be John Turner, of
Elizabeth City, the Lay Leader of
the Elizabeth City district of Meth
odist Churches.
There will be a Good Friday
service at Providence Methodist
Church in Swan Quarter, at 400
pm. sponsored by the Hyde Coun-
ty Ministerial Association. Speaker
for the occasion will be the Rev.
Joe Lang, minister of the Fairfield,
Sladesville and Engehard Baptist
Churches. The public is invited to
attend this service, and the others,
as they are conducted in the vari-
Gus communities of the county.
On Friday night, a communion
service will be held at the Soule
Methodist Church. After special
music and a meditation, the sac
raments of the Lords Supper will
be served. The invitation is extend
ed to all, to attend this Holy Week
service.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-04-15
ocRAcoKE NEWS

OCRACOKE, April 12.-At its
April meeting the local Civic Club
elected the following as officers
for 1960-61: Jack Willis, president;
Benjamin E. Spencer, vice-presi-
dent; Calvin O'Neal, secretary, and
Albert Styron, treasurer. A clam
chowder dinner was served by
cooks Richard O'Neal, MILFORD
Paul, Kelly O'Neal, and Kermit
Robinson, after which during the
business session letters were read
indicating progress in securing ac-
ton of the Army Engineers for
the deepening of Wainwright Slue
and the entrance to Ocracoke har-
Dor; progress in the matter of
establishing a Mosquito Control
District at Ocracoke, and progress
toward securing an air landing
strip. It was resolved to press hard
for early completion of a perma-
nent ferry landing at the north end
of Ocracoke Island.
This past week end a great many
tourists came to the Island, and
from advanced reservations there
will be more for over the Easter
week end. A good many of the
home folks are expected back. Mrs.
Irwin GarTish and daughters, Agnes
Marie and Martha, have already
arrived at Ocracoke. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoover Howard are expected. Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Benjamin of Tow
son, Md, were coming in today.
Alex Eley is expected home for
the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Elsie Tolson has returned
home after a winter-time visit
with her son, Edward Simpson
and Mrs. Simpson at Ocean View,
Del. Lemuel Mears and Everett
Long of Frankford, Del. made the
week end trip to Ocracoke with
Mr.. Simpson. Aida Vann O'Neal
has returned from Wilmington,
Del. Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaskins
and son, Dennis, are here for a |
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Forbes land his moth
er, Mrs. Ethel Gaskins.
Alton Scarborough and Ed Sad
Ter of Pedricktown, N. j., are
spending a vacation at the Scar
borough home.
Mrs. w. r. Hale of Rocky Mount,
visited few days last week with
Mrs. Marvin Howard, then went
over 10 visit friends in Sea Level,
and has now returned to Ocra-
coke for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Howard.
Ranger and Mrs. HaZen Brooks
attended a luncheon honoring Bob
Kasparek, at the Park Headquar-
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Mrs. Brittle Balance is spending
several days in Beaufort and More
head City.
Hitous ONeal visited relatives
in Washington, last week.
Mrs. w. H. Babb of Norfolk
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hunnings.
Charles Smith of Atlanta, was
here for several days, making plans
for the completion of his summer
home. Mrs. Smith and his mother
will be making a visit here next
month.
Mrs. Robert Bartlett of Norfolk
visited her brother, Alex Eley last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Williams
spent several days in Washington,
N. C.
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Club of North Carolina; Mrs. Cor
bett E. Howard of Goldsboro, chair
man of the Elizabetflan Garden, and
Mrs. j. R. Bennett, chairman of the
Elizabethan Garden board of trus-
tees. Mrs. Howard thanked the
Roanoke Island Garden Club for the
great help they had always given
the Garden and spoke of the work
that was being done there now for
the coming season. During the
social period there was a general
discussion in regard to flower an
engagements and much help was
given by the visitors.
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ters at Bodie Island, last week. Mr.
Kasparek is being transferred from
Hatteras to the Everglades Nation
al Park in Florida.
Ranger Brooks gives us the news
that Edward Teetz is now at Ocra-
coke. He is in the division of Plans
and Designs of the Park Service
and is making a study of camp
site and parking area needs at
Ocracoke. Also here this week is
Reid Cabe, from National Park
Headquarters, who is studying
changes TO be made at the local
Park Headquarters to offer more
facilities at the Visitors Center.
Mrs. Lawrence Balance has been
hospitaliZed at Morehead City.
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STATE OFFICERS ATTEND
GARDEN CLUB MEETING

The April meeting of the Roam
oke Island Garden Club was held
at the home of Mrs. o. J. Jones.
Plans for the forthcoming flower
show, April 80, We're discussed. No
tice was taken of editorial in the
COASTLAND TIMES in favor of
the clubs cleanup campaign. The
president introduced three visitors,
Mrs. J. B. A. Daughtridge of Rocky
Mount, president of the Garden
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from Pinetown, Pantego, Bath, and
Bunyan Clubs.
The Sladesvile Ruritans express
appreciation for the dinner and all
the help afforded by different ones
that helped to make the zone meet
ing high light of 1860.
The benediction was pronounced
by Rev. A. L. Mckinney.
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Carolyn Anne
Va
Chariot eaoarD
HILL Woodland Juana HILL Woodland Willis Davis
Ra-
Rapids Dwight
JonesP Band;G
F. Jr, and OAR
D. J Norfolk
Evening star., 1960-03-27
BIG
VALUES

areaJ-DeliEhtfni s-bedrm. Jn brEa
Colonial with Ice. din. rm.; full
bsmt. On beaut. level lot. walk 70
transp. and schools. Assume huRe
GI loan; SI5,95O.
SILVER SPRING dale dr.)-m.
mac. 3 bedrooms, 1st hr. powder
rm.,. brk. Colonial. rec. rm. frepl.;
level lot; walk to MONTGOMERY
Blair High School; Sl9,g5O.
WHEATON Harmony Hills)-3-
yr.-old ork. split-leTel rambler, 8
many extras: Sia,e50,
CHEVY CHASE-Brick split-level
featuring 4 bedrooms, . baths,
screened porch, in excel. neirh-
borhood; convenient to everything,
Ss5SC Il. s. Assume large trust;
SILVER SPRING CMontsomery
Hills)-Nearly new 3 bedrms.,
and den, OF. 4 bedrms.. on 1st-fr,
orlck rambler, with center hall,
eye-openinE kitchen, sep. din. rm..
rec. rm.; gar. Walk TO schools,
shopping and transp.: $50, ,a5O
CHEVY CHASE-3-yr. .-oId brick.
and-stone split-levsl with 3 bed.
rms; GEN. 212 baths, rec. rm., 2
hrepls., screened porch; patio.
CENTRALLY AIR COND.: vall-to-
wal CARPET. separate breakfast
area S34,5 800.
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Nev 4-bed.
room; 3-bath all-brk. center-haIl
rambler. designed for the most
discrimirarlng: 2-car garage: OUT
oi-Lnls-world kit, rec. rm. COM.
PLETELY AIR cOND. Situated
on lge. imp1sing corner: S3o .5O0
ROCK CREEK HILLS New 4.
bedrm., 3-bath, all-brk. CENTER
nall split-level, desikned for the
most discriminating: 2-car care
port; out-of- -this-world kit, rec,
nm. COMPLETELY AIR COND.
SITUATED on large ~ooSed lot:
ROBT. H. KENT & co.
JU. o-8Q0A
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.

SILVER SPRING, DALE DR.. AREA
Assume beautiful financing on
this great big, eustom-built ram
bier, with 4 bedrms., baths, tre-
mendous ltv. rm. overlooks the
park. step-doWn dining rm., large
equipped kit, and a daylight rec.
rm. with irepl., maids rm., dbl. :
car garage. A home for those who
want the very best: S36.950.
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP. JU. 5-71OO.
SILVER SPRING-The price is
right Lovely all-brk. rambler with
full bsmts 3 bedrms.. din. area.
table space in kit: level lot. Close
TO everything. LO. 5-36s7, SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
SILVER SPRING-close in. New
3-bedrm. rambler. full bsmt., out
SIDE exit; Large. wooded lot.
JU. 9-SSS0 HIIDEBRAND co
Evening star., 1960-03-27

MT AIRY-Poplar Heights sec
ton, near St MichaerS church
Attractive white rambler mas liV-
ing rm. with fireplace. kitchen, .
bedrms. and bath: hot air heat,
oil: attached garage. 2 acres OF
level land. Vacant. Owner leaving
State. Asking $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
TED LINGO REALTY

POTOMAC = Former county mgr
Serlek rambler. l4x22 It. iiv. rm
nrepL, pic. win. din. rm MOD
XII, rec. rm., flrepl., master he'd.
rm. 2 other bedrms.. az baths
lOE3u scr. porch. WalI-to-wal
carpet, drapes, 2-car gar, yoodec
iot, white board fence, sal 600
25-A-6-rm, house. O. INV h
moo. kit. liv. rm., pic. wind din
rm., bedrms., bath. 2-car ear
morse barn, approx. half in pas
ture' enclosed white board fenc.
rs soVcIt frontage. 25 miles
DICKERSON-I-A--bedrnb b,icI
rambler, liy rm.. irepl., din. rm',
moo KIT, family rm., fun bSmt
~ 2-car gar, semi-circular
npINe' oeaut, handicapped, - mi
u. c" S25,O00, terms, $4,000.
DARNESTOwN-stately 6-rm, ..
ppath dwelling; lge. lot, s mi
q SteckVills, ,S23,50O, terms. $4,000
80 ,A-rallS Rd... 6-rm house
ogSIn, pam, OF r. shade. horse barn
4;5-A.-6-rm. 4; house: hath. mod
kit, oil h.. liv. rm., din. rm'.
view: $4,000 terms: - bno A'ei
CHARLES H. JAMlSON. BROKER
wi, A-g223 or 30l-DI. 9-396o
Charles Elgin 3OI-DT p-3SSs
Irving Butt PO 9-5S0f
Kevin Wade JU S-36IS
RAMBLER. 8 rms, bsmt.: mr.. al
conv. Good value. Owner mus
sell. Wo, 6-2274. or EN-. 3-S36a
TANEN REALTY CO.
RANDOLPH HILLS-Brick rambler
3 6edrms., . baths. sep. din. rm.
-&alk-out bsmt. VII. 6-0l25.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Wheaton
S317 Floral Court

Open Sunday l TO dark
See this immae. 3-bedrm, rambler
with earpOrt. Lge. level, fenced
yard with patio; Total price S14,-
proved. Dir: Out Viers Mil I'd =.
blks. past st. Catherine's &
Church. right on Dalewood. right
on Floral ST., left on Floral court
% SSld ~ 1no I our open sign. HEN
2-2I5S, eve. PO. 2-96s5.
WHEATON, ENJOY COUNTRY
LIVlNG-LoVely rambler on nearly
acre q ground. Elec. kit, huge
sep. din. rm.. h.-Wh., S1S,50O.
Hugh 7. Peck. wheaton. 10. $1,000
WHEATON-3-bedrm. brk. rambler,
lge. ser. porch, tool shed. spaciou,
level lot, short walk TO schools
OWNER. WI. 2-7999.
WHEATON, NEAR ALL SCHOOLS
Split level. bedrms.. . baths
rec; nm. with hrepl., excel. cond.
Hugh TT I. Peck, wheaton. 10. 5-gasC
WHEATON, S4OO down - 3-bed.
rooms. living room. separate din
ing rn.' bsmt. OWNER, VIII. g.
7Sl1.
WHEATON-ASSUME $4,000 VA
LOAN: 4 bedrms., . full baths,
bl-leVel, rec. rm., close to shop.
all schools. churches. S1S,5OO.
Hugh u. Peck. Wheaton, 10. 5000
WHEATON-Lovely brick rambler
with full bsmt., tbl.-space kit. anc
storm windows. An immac. homt
and real buy at S13,950.
Hugh T Peck, Wheaton. 10 5-oQQ(
Evening star., 1960-03-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
NEW RAMBLERS

Prom SI6.94O to s2O.esO. Styled
to baths: SOME WITH AIR
COND. Some with VA and FHA
financing. VIII not be seen through
other brokers. For details. call
LO. 5-2S60, SUBURBAN PROP
ERTIES MGT
Evening star., 1960-03-27

SILVER SPRING-Charming 4.
Fm 1sdrm E, Cape Pee Cod Tn; hY RrEnI4rSiE2 XIII din
tWooDED To- lot. fPi; Home aDpr6ved brEVd
by FHA for Sl7,50O. HUGH 7
PECK. HE l-lInn ltlll O
Evening star., 1960-03-27
YOU NAME TT

WHEATON
For only S10,500 we offer
you this most desirable ana
immaculate rambler.
JUST $3.50 DOWN"
And S64 per month, plus full
basement with enticing play
room: large fenced yard
Dir: Out Viers Mill I'd to
Gridley st. and left to 45O2.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
N. HAMP. AVE. AREA
LANGLEY PARK

Full price only Sl4.e5O; Just
$3.50 down on this excellent
buy, with 3 bedrms., III
baths. GE kitchen.
ACT TO-DAY, DON'T DELAY"
Plus full walk-out basement,
and walking distance to bus,
schools and shops. Call ne.
4-lOOO,
Evening star., 1960-03-27
SILVER sPRINc PAWN Iv1 -,

NItf' UtuTNlS.t WdIk-ln tIIed
osmt;, y baths, cathedral ceiling
OIL. 6-S943. ,RA. 6-s4O0.
SILVER SPRING-Ciose-in brick
Colonial, Sl9,950. 3 bedrooms,
pain, living rm. with fireplace,
kit, den. full bsmt,, rec. nm
cement patio. Nice level ward
All eonveniences.
CHESTER KELLER wooDMooR
Evening star., 1960-03-27

WHEATON W0oDs-sl,B0O down
full price, SS0.500; By owner
Completely redee 5-bedrm., sIz-
bath Ckpe Cod; finished rec. rm !,
sep. din. rm.: vacant. OIL. 6-6755
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Z oedrms.. liv. rm.. kit, and fulI
6smt. Excel. cond. Lots Of extras
Only SlO.500, $3.50 down. call
VII 6-9614 after 8 weekdays,
Evening star., 1960-03-27
WHEATON AREA
OPEN 2-6
lEnn ~T ----
LO. 4-844O

WOODSIDE PARK-Choice Silver
Spring location. Large brick Colo.
NAL; 3 bedrmS., baths. fireplace
IN liV. rm. and rec. rm., hot water
heat: gear garage. LAIRD B
SCOTT, REALTOR, III Q-O42O
Evening star., 1960-03-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; SIG.

I0W -1-Ot0TIn- DICK IdWOIFI' 1t
liv. rm., dining area, lge KIT
disnosal and dishwasher, rec. rm
and WorkTm: conv. to schools
SIGLER e. CO. 10. 4-S3S9
Evening star., 1960-03-27
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