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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-02-26
Earl WiIIidVns
Dies; Stricken Ar
Wheel OF Auto

Services for Earl II. Williams,
S717 Fifth Av. s., who died sud-
denly Friday afternoon, February
10, while enroute home, were held
at / pm. Tuesday, February %,
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PuGRIM REST BAPTIST

Deacons conducted devotions
Sunday morning, February 21
Scripture was read by Rev. Ed
ward Berry and prayer was Of
fered by Rev. James Crawford
Rev. J. ]. Jackson, pastor, was
speaker, using for his subject THE
Power of Unity and Scriptural
reference Eph. Alb.
Mrs. Lenora Began and Mrs
Marguerite Horn united with the
church by christian experience.
Remember our sick sister and
Brother Hurt, Sister White and
Sister Charlene Bellfield.
Rev. ]. ]. Jackson, Pastor.
Mrs. Charlene Bellfield, reporter
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at st. Peters
AME church
Rev. NJ. L. Sim,
mons, pastor, Of
hciated.
Mr.. William!
was stricken al
the wheel Of hi.
car while return,
ing home with
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

would like to express my sin
cere appreciation to all who were
so kind and considerable Of me and
my family during the period I
spent in the hospital.
Such kindnesses were thought
full and exhibited an interest which
touched me greatly.
Mrs. Helen Guilmant
1915 Golden Valley Road.
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A.M.E. Founder MemOriuIiuod:
AAAE Founder MeHoriuIized:
Richard Aliens 2OOth
Birthday Celebrated In
Two Big Meetings
BY ENIORY q. DAVIS

Philadelphia ANP-0ne Hundred Seventy three years of
separation between Methodist bodies bdged in
services held this city Sunday and Monday part of the
celebration of the Oh birthday of Richard Allen founder of
the 200 900 member African Methodist Episcopal Church
At historic Old ST. George Methodist church. here Bishop
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Il
Of all races gathered from through
out the world
Greatest Negro In History"
He described Richard Allen as
the greatest Negro man in history.
1t was in Old St George church
In 1877 when Allen and the slaves
Attending services were dragged
from their knees because their
presence there was offensive. This
group later organized the first
AACE church in 1898 in Philadel-
phia.
World Methodist Leader Speaks
At the first church Of African
Methodism, Mother Bethel, Mon
day, Rev. DR.. Harold A. Roberts,
London, England, principal Rich
mond college, University of London
and president of the World Meth
odist Council, paid tribute to Allen
when he spoke to over 1900 per-
sons who filled the church.
As president of World Method
ism, DIR. Roberts represented over
40 million Methodists. He described
Allen as a great Christian and a
great American"
DR.. Frederick e. Maser, pastor
of st. Georges welcomed the
AME's to the church where Allen
was first licensed to preach, be-
coming Americas first licensed
Negro preacher.
Bishops Cow And Greene Preside
Bishop Francis e. Cow a native
of Capetown, South Africa presided
at Old st. Georges while senior
Bishop s. L. Greene, Atlanta, pre-
sided at Mother Bethel. Music
throughout the celebration was
furnished by choirs from Morris
Brown university, Atlanta, Allen
university, Columbia, s. c. and
Kittrell college, Henderson, N. c.
Thousands Turned Away
More than 1000 persons were
turned away from the S,50O-seat
historic Academy of Music Sunday
where addresses were heard by
Roy wilkins, executive secretary
NAACP and Rev. Archibald ].
Carey, Chicago, former UN alter
nate delegate and member Of the
Presidents Committee on Fair EN-
ployment.
Attacks TOday's LethArgy
wilkins stated Allen represented
the type Of citizen that was dis
satisfied with the status-quo. He
attacked todays lethargic response
to the cause Of civil rights when
he declared, I'VE cannot see as far
in 1860 as Richard Allen saw in
1880"
DR.. Carey described Allen as
an "Gldacious spirit" who believed
in equality under God for all men.
Bishop George w. Baber presi-
dent Of the AATE Bishops Council,
Philadelphia, presided. Judge Ray
mond Pace Alexander was among
the many local dignitaries present.
Scholarships Awarded
Results of the church-wide orat-
orical contest climaxing Tuesday
afternoon gave first place and a
fcur-year scholarship in any Of the
nine AAE Colleges to Talmadge
Smith, IS, Allen University fresh
man, Columbia, s. c. and second
place to Miss Watson, jackson,
Miss, a freshman at ]. p. Camp
bell college in that city. Third and
fourth places went to William DAN
lei, Ypsilanti, Mich, and Roual
Roulhac, Mirianna, Fla. Rev. DR..
J. T. MCMILLAN was director Of the
contest.
Made public for the first time
at a banquet in Benjamin Franklin
hotel before the 1000 guests was
the founding Of the Richard Allen
Foundation, Inc, headed by Bishop
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BACK COPIES

OF issues Of this newspaper are
available for those desiring them.
Just call Taylor 7-4o21.
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SIOUX
r [ [ S
NEWS
N OF S
BY Kaye Coates
$40 Mable Street
Sioux Fana, q ID.

Editors Note: The following
column was written by Miss Dan
cite Coates, daughter Of our Sioux
Falls colImnist.
Evening star., 1960-10-07
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
HORN MeBRIDE
MUTT AND IEEE
ON STAGE
BUCK ROGERS
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: What is the proper
plural form of the noun has
BEEN? l find it natural to say
"has-beenS," but my Russian
English dictionary (Smirnicklj,
RUSSKO-ANGLIJSKIJ SLOV-
AR, Sd ed, Moscow, 1859
translates "byvshie ljudi" as
"have-beenS."
If it is logical to treat this
expression as both noun and
verb when pluralizing it, should
we not then logically treat it
identically with respect to per-
son as the. Russians did with
respect to number? Thus: 1
am a have-been; you are a
have-been; he is has-been:
we are have-beens; you (pluraD
are have-beens and they are
have-beenS. But since when
has a native-born speaker of
English ever said, You are
nothing but a have-been"?-
j. Vanuxem, Mauwatosa, Wis.
Answer: Since never! The
error here lies in the fact that
whoever prepared the trans
lation from Russian to English
is unaware of the simplest rules
for formation of plurals of
Evening star., 1960-10-07

English compound words. In
most instances these COM
pounds are pluralized just like
any other noun by adding as"
or "es" (for example: high
schools. In a few cases the
first element is pluralized lex
ample: mothers-in-law). But
in NO case are both the first
and second elements of a COM
pound noun made plural, as
your Russian dictionary indi-
Gates.
By the bye, what ever would
Evening star., 1960-10-07

lead you to accept a Russian
version of English as authori-
tative? The history of the past
decade and a half shows, if
nothing else, consistently in
accurate Russian evaluation of
British and American policies
in the international area. Why
then should you suppose that
the Russian Interpretation OF
our common language would be
any more nearly accurate?
It's a chilling thought, how
ever, that their translation
Evening star., 1960-10-07
By Leonard Storr

services are not more accurate.
If an important diplomatic
message were hashed up in
Evening star., 1960-10-07
BY Jack BerriII

translation the way this phrase
has been. we might ALL suo-
denly become "have-beens"!
Evening star., 1960-07-14
Just Imagine a King in Shorts!

divorce her husband. She says
he isn't ready to settle down
and their love is dead.
I tried to talk her into
trying to make a go of her
marriage for the sake of the
baby but she throws it in
my teeth that I divorced her
father, so how can I tell her
to stick to her husband? Can
yea help me, Abby? She is
so young.
STUCK FOR WORDS
Your daughter needs mari
tai counsel from a clergyman,
family counselor or some hap
PLY married person who has
shown by his own example
that marriage problems don't
always have to be solved in
the divorce courts. A very
wise man once said, EXAM
pie is not only the best way to
teach-it is the only way"
4 u Il II
DEAR ABBY: Not long ago
you printed the sad story of
the baby girl who died from
eating ordinary dishwashing
detergent. I was surprised to
hear how many people had
this story on their lips after
reading your column. Many
mothers, including myself,
have silently thanked you.
However, we almost lost
our three-year-old boy last
week. He drank ORDINARY
NOSE DROPS! The label on
Evening star., 1960-07-14
10 Fisehe,

ly he thought he was UNDER
paid for the work he did.
You're absolutely right
Mayer assured him with
astonishing alacrity. But in
a big organization such as
this one, you must realize
that, while some of the peo-
Pile are underpaid, there are
some who are overpaid, too.
Now, if everyone was over
paid we'd soon be bankrupt.
Look at He named a
list of certain executives. DO
you think they are overpaid?
"Reinhardt had to ac-
knowledge that, so far as he
could see, they probably were.
That's exactly the pointp
Mayer hollered. so some
people have to be under
paidr"
Evening star., 1960-07-14
DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN sUREN

the bottle did not state what
would happen If taken inter-
nally. Not realizing how SER
ious it was, we waited until 1t
was almost too late before get
ting to a doctor. Please find
room for this in your column.
Abby; so many people leave
nose drops around where chill
dren can get at the bottle.
Many thanks.
SUNNYVALE
II Il +
II you tDdnt q personal
reply from Abby, tDrite to
her in care of The Euening
Star and inclose q stamped,
self addressed envelope. She
ANSWERS ALL letters.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
Inc0
Evening star., 1960-07-14

Reg. S7.49, 3.day savings. Rayon
dolby drill cover, steel wire top
frakne.
S4@Dress Bag, Reg. $8.49 $3.50
Sears Stores
Evening star., 1960-07-14

bonds left. The third choice
was to sell the house, move
south on $500 a month, and
use the savings bonds money.
He would just about consume
it all by the time he was SIS
and at that point would still
have left the $4,000 he got
from the house.
THE third choice is the
one I have taken. I am giving
up my job and selling my
house. In the next three years
years of freedom and good
health-with maybe II more
years of life on deposit-all
sorts of wonderful things
may happen. If nothing does
happen. I may take my $12,-
600 and buy a little grocery
store and live on the $3.50 a
month we will have"
(Copyright 1e60.'
General Features Corp)
The Golden Yeors oppeors eoch
Thursday.
Evening star., 1960-07-14
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

LOGIC: The late movie
executive. Louis B. Mayer,
subscribed to a unique form
of logic which thoroughly
confounded his contempo-
raries.
At one time, when Gott-
fried Reinhardt, the son of
stage director, Max Rein
hardt, was a reader at the
studio, he decided to ask
Mayer for a raise, relates
Bosley Crowther in Holly
wood Rajah."
$50 so tell me. Reinhardt,'
said Mayer, why do you
think you should have a
raise in pay?'
"lseinhardt told him frank
Evening star., 1960-07-14

DEAR ABBY: My husband
and I have been married al
most 90 years. We raised five
children who are all married
and have families of their
own. I have a great problem
with my husband. He comes
to the dining room table with
only his shorts on.
I believe in respecting the
place where we eat. When a
man asks the Lord to bless
his food, he should have
more than his shorts on. l
don't approve of this and
want to know if I am wrong
or is my husband? He keeps
saying, "A mans home is his
castle" GERTIE
A mans home is his castle
but if the king" came to
the palace dining room with
only his shorts on, the
"Queen" would have every
right to crown him.
= 4 Il
DEAR ABBY: l am at a
loss. I divorced my husband
six years ago after 16 years
of a very bad marriage. We
decided that rather than
bring up our children I've
had three) in an atmosphere
of fighting and quarreling,
it would be better to call it
quits.
Two years ago our daugh-
ter was married. She was 10
and the boy was 20. They
had a baby the first year.
Now my daughter comes to
me saying she wants to
Evening star., 1960-07-14
The GOLDEN YEARS
Life Expectancy Sets
His Retirement PIon

which stated that under
noraml conditions 81 per cent
Of all people so years old live
to be SIS. On the average, he
said, he found that men of
IS could expect to live to
age 79 or 80.
This means that if I quit
now at So, I had a very good
chance of having at least II
years of life left"
The man worked out his
finances like this: His income
was $4,000 a year and out of
this, once taxes, bus fare,
lunches, white shirts, good
suits. charity donations, and
all the rest was deducted, he
figured he and his wife had
roughly $1,000 to spend. They
own their home, worth $12,-
600. and had $1,000 in
United States Savings bonds.
At age IS. if he quit now
and he didn't touch his pen
sion before that time, the
man figured that the pension
plus his Social Security and
his wife's Social Security
would bring in $3.50 a month.
His problem was to tide him
self over the next three years
before he could collect.
COnidered Options
He considered various OPP
tions. He could remain in
the house, cut down expenses
to about $500 a year, and
live on the United States
bonds until IS. He could rent
the house furnished for
maybe $125 a month, move
South, and set up a standard
of living at $500 a month.
This would take SITS a
month out of his savings
bonds or about $2,1O0 a year.
When he was IS, he would
still have about $4,000 in
Evening star., 1960-07-14
BY THOMAS COLLINS

A 62-year-old man this
week faced up to what was
perhaps the greatest crisis of
his long business career. and
by quietly figuring out how
much longer he could be
expected to live, he came to a
solution of his problem.
He had a slight heart con-
dition, and Unexpectedly he
got a new boss. The heart
condition had been with him
for three years, and his
doctor told him he would be
all right until a ripe old age
II he didn't drive himself too
hard. The new boss appeared
on the scene overnight be-
cause of declining revenue in
the company, and the indica-
ton was that he had better
drive himself harder or pick
up and go.
81 have no copyright on
this particular predicament,"
he said. "Over the last couple
of years l have seen many
friends caught up in chang
ing business situation and in
mergers. For the young folks
in the company it is never
too bad. They can make
peace with the new order of
things and they have no
status to lose. Past age SIS it
is another story.
Why Risk 1t?
81 could have made peace
with the new order, I think,
but with a heart condition,
why should I? Especially if
/ could Cd get together
enough money to retire now
and 90 if I still had enough
life left to matter"
This man said that he OBJ
tanned figures from the
American Actuarial Society
Evening star., 1960-07-14
USELESS
INFORMATION
BY PAUL STEINER
North American Newspaper Alliance)

An electronic brain con-
structed at Cornell Univer-
Sity is able to play tic tao toe.
In making up a composite
in choosing the features of
the most perfect woman"
among movie stars, a Holly
wood designer chose Marilyn
Monroe 's-nose.
French tennis star Jean
Noel insists that a European
playboy is required to kiss
feminine hands at least three
hours a day.
Zoo officials in Frankfurt,
Germany, announced that
for the first time a rhinoc-
erous has been MIXED.
One drop of vermouth,
made radioactive. can be
detected in three tank-car
loads of gin, a Buffalo scien-
tiSt insists.
Evening star., 1960-07-14

3.day sale Reg. Sl.98. Rubber.
lied cotton drill cover. steel wire
frame, vinyl hand ks.
Ssarx & Storss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-17

WHEATON-LIvE CHEAPER THAN
RENT. Lovely, clean home with 8
lge. rms, sep. din. nm PrleA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-17

TAX. PIX. - Attr. small income
home: liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. and
bath apt. on LIST A.: also apt. on
2nd a. Most reas. priced, S15,-
800. HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-l700
1895 N. Hamp. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-17
SELDOM

Can you find 4 bedrooms with 9
full baths at the price Of this at
tractive rambler Add such extras
as 49, recreation room, carport,
patio, screened for privacy, 1877
frontage on the lot. You have q
real find. Call to see it today!
Just S23,950.
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4134 TIL Q
EAST WEST HIGHWAY, mr.. Grub
rd.-Corner Diet. brick split-level;
3 large bedrms., ga baths, rec.
rm. Lge. so loan available.
S112.50 mo.
LOUIS Ridden tn. 2-3oe0
EDGEMOoR AREA-New split-level
rambler. Beaut. lot. 4 bedrms., 2 "a
baths, rec. rm.. Dashboard INV b.
2-74OO; ewes, FE. 7-2065. METZ
LER, REALToR.
FLOWER AVE. AREA-Attrsctive
shaded street, 8 spacious rms, ! "a
baths. mod. kit. with dishwasher.
firepl., $1,000 Own, Sl7,950.
HUGH T. PECK, He. 4-170O.
FOR ACTION AND RESULTS when
buying or selling be sure to cal
HUGH T. PECK
1926 Ga. Ave. 10. 5-2990
FRANKLIN AVE. - Eiegant home,
but moderately priced. RED BRICK
| with powder rm. on LIST finor, flre-
pl. in liv. rm., scr. porch: nice lot
bus at door; 81 200 dn.: FLA
HE. 9-3100, N. s. Dryer CO.
FRANKLIN FLOWER AVE. = d
luxe brick Cape Cod; bedrms.,
baths. sep din. rnl., table area ir
I kit, nice rec. rm., built-in garage
HANDICAPPED; $3.50
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
REALTOR WA. 7-45Oo

BRADBURY HEIGHTS-S55O down
RE. 6-4i4O. EYES, HI. s-5357
CAMPBELL, REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-17
GI,EN MAR PARK

A well maintained brick Colonial
with 3 bedrms.. . baths, full
bsmt., garage, slate roof: real
liVable family home. Ewes. Mrs.
Quandt, OIL. 1852.
W. C. A. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-17

MANOR CLUB AREA-4l2S Greai
Oak Drive, Spac. Colonial brk
home on wooded acre lot. 3 bed
rms, 2-bath. hv. rm., din. rm.
den, sun parlor, powder rm., beaut
landscp., excel. financlng; apt
only. P. w.BOYLE CO., FE. 7-5010
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB DOES
so MUCH MORE-Lovely center.
hall brick. tree-Shaded lot, large
bedrms.. full bsmt., trade invited
Price $4,000. HUGH T. PECK
10 b-2NQO
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HOT AS A
FIRECRACKER

This 2-bedrm. duplex with sep.
din. I'm. and fun bsmt. Won't
last long at this price; S9.950
FLA, and you can move in with
dn. payment. See 1t today. 10
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
JUST OFF GA. AvE.-Quaint anc
charming. unusual setting Of all
custom houses: 3 bedrms.. dining
rm., fireplace, screened porch
slate roof. Fenced lot. SCI, $50.
HIDEBRAND CO. JU. 9-Sss0
KEMP MILL ESTATES. modern tri-
level, on quiet cul-de-sac, 8 bed
rms, raised hearth. family room
with bar. many extras included,
Priced In mid 20s-oWner trans
ferred, June possession. Call
SHANNON & EUCHS, Maryland
once. 10. 5-0s44, ewes. AID. 2
7945.
KENsnNGTON, BY OWNER, 4 bed.
rms, g full baths. Ice. wooded
lot. Assume lge. Az CT loan,
low down payment, S22.9OO. VIII
6-0352.
KENSINGTON : Captivating brick
rambler: 3 bedrms., Ia baths, Ice
compl. kit, with sparkling family
rm. adjacent. You must act Quick
ly at the price Of S22,S00. KOR.
zENDoRFER REALTY. OIL. 4-Sl11
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ROCKVILLE - Assume 4Ia9s loan
only $50 mo Brick home on Ice
level lot. 2 bedrms. on LIST d. plus
exp. End a. with space for 2 ad.
ditional bedrmS.; table SD. in kit.
fenced I'd. storm windows. S13,.
500. BETHESDA REALTY, OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ROCKVILLE - Modern rambler.
WONDERFUL BUY; eye-level oven.
carport. fun basement: Priced for
PECK. GA. 4J6575.
RoCkYILLE-ARE YOU BUDGET
WISEl Desirable rambler: close to
priced to sell. &9.95O. HUGH T.
PECK, GA. 1885.
RoCKVILLE-SIOOO On. 8 bedrm
rambler. IA baths; bsmt. Assume
S14.s00. loan, priced at $1,000.
r. L. SMITH REALTY, GA. 4-77II
GA. 4-s795.
ROCKVILLE = Assume AZ loan,
only $50 mo Brick home on lge
level lot. 2 bedrms. on LIST q. plus
exp. End a; with space for, 2 ad-
ditional bedrmS.; table SD. in kit,
500. BETHESDA REALTY, OIL.
4-14I5.
ROCKVILLE (ROCKCREsT) - g.
price in terms, beaut, yard nr.
rec. center. $500 On. S97 month
~. 1892 for service personnel 4;
YOUNKIN & CO. 10. 4-s022
ROCKVILLE-LAKEWOOD COUN-
TRY CLUB Charming new brick
rambler. 3 bedrmS., 2 baths, ! "a
acre estate on cul de sac. Mr..
SEMMES, owner-builder. EN-.
5-l313; ewes. AK. $4,000.
ROLLTNGWOOD - Builders home.
Pretentious center-hall brick Colo
NAL. BreezeWay to gear garage.
Plus 8 rms, ga baths, scr. porch,
rec. Tm., etc. Beaut. wooded lot
Low cash required. 8 to $50, EN-
2-740O: ewes. Re. 7-2065. METZ
LER, REALTOR.
ROSEMARY HILLS-Close in; mr..
schools; 3-bedrm. brk. ramb. Many
extras. JU. S-33S3, ia. 9-4565.
SHERWOOD FOREST-YOURS 10
CHOOSE FROM ramblers, Cape
Gods, split-levels on one or more
acres, priced from S26.50O to
S37.950. Inspect these lovely
homes with our trained sales con-
sultants. Call 10. $1,000 for an
appointment. HUGH 7. PECK.
SILVER STRING = Flower and
Franklin area. Spacious brk. Cape
Cod, 4 bedrms., . baths, sep. din.
rm., kit. with breakfast area, scr.
porch, rec. rm., garage. pool mem
bershlp, many extras. OWNER
transferred. No agents. Make offer
in mid eos. JU. 5-7316.
SILVER sPRING-An attrac. brick
home in the heart Of town: spac
rms, expan. upstairs: excel. value
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-l700.
SILVER SPRING, WOODMOOR-3-
bedrm. Colonial; liv. rm. with fire
pl.; sep. din. rrn., side screened
porch. full bsmt., Diet. garage,
tree-shaded corner lot. S1S,95O
FLA or conventional. 2. W. BER-
EMS SALES, INC. JU. 7-770U
SILVER SPRING-unusually good
buy in this 5-bedrm., 2-bath brick
Cape Cod located close in. Full
REALTY, Realtors. JU. $1,000.
SILVER sPRING-S25OO down, 3
bedrm. brick rambler, finished
rec. sE Tnn, pati9Si fenced fen yard
assumed s2s.s5C o. R 19Tf RE- +!
AND SHULLEY, INC. JU. 7-9lOO
Evening HE. 4-9440.
LARGE FAMILY-4 lge. bedrms
1
level lot with trees and off-streei
parking: FILA minimum down oil
assume 4i7es loan, S22,5O0. Oper
80, 10. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Sill. SPR.-4-bedrm. Cape Cod. Lge
kit, bsmt., extras, huge fenced lot
Mr.. everything. S15,l00. ALLEN
REALTORS. 10. 5-1950.
SILVER SPRNG-Beautiful bricl
rambler on h-acre lot in popular
and convenient area; 3 bedrms.
2 baths, full bsmt. with rec. I'm.
oil h.-wh.: immediate occupancy
good financing. Call JU. 5-4222
ewes, HO. 2-7006, Ext. 2O4
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.
SILVER SPRING-Terrific 3-bedrm
bungalow; large fenced lot: S45t
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-17

CHEVY CHASE - Handsome brick
Colonial residence, ideally located
in that delightful area Just above
Chevy Chase circle, near Columbis
Country. Club. Features fine Twins
and dining rms, study with pow.
der rm., and excellent kitchen with
table space downstairs; 3 bedrms.
baths on End floor; rec. nm
garage in full basement. Home IL
immaculate condition and thC
shaded lot is delightful. ONLY
S30.500. Exclusive with our Up.
town once, KE. 7-IS00 It'll {
latter 8 cali EN-. 2-234D, SHAN.
NON a. LUCHS CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AIR CONDITIONED Indian Spring
level; 212 baths: kit. with table
space; familv-din. rm., ldry. rm..
bsmt.: between Franklin and -Four
Corners; $4,000. OWNER. JU
9-O4SS.
ALL WE NEED is HOMES-We
have clients galore. List with us
for best results and free friendly
appraisals.
RALPH D. COIN, 10. SSH
ALLENWOOD-3 bedrms., 2 baths;
~ TSsO coz Ok Ev. a 9ci7 ssshroN REAL
AREA IMPORTANT?
Beautiful close-in Woodside; choice
Gruver built Colonial: large
screened porch of full dining
room overlooking lovely tree.
shaded yard: 3 twin bedrooms
"a baths, tiled basement.
TRADES ACCEPTED. Pc. o-314(
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
ASHTON AREA in Howard Co.
Brand New! All Brick! 3 bedrms.
WATER HEAT. O'" dayi lite b ISN'T
S24 30, RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5-61I1
ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN. anC
move into pretty, wooded arei
near st. .Bernadette's. LColonia
| beauty with . bedrms., fireplace
hobby basement. S16.950. Cal
SHANNON g. LUCHS, Maryland
office, 10. 5-0S44, ewes. AID. 9
7945.
BETHESDA, $500 Jefferson st.-3
bedrm. brk; modern, 24-ft. win
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