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, 1960-06-29
Model Of New
Housing Project on
DisluY in Post Office


The architectural drawings
Of the new project, which will
soon be started at the Rich
mond Estate in Christiansted
is now on display in the lobby
Of the Christiarsted Post
Office.
This project is under The
The Virgin Islands Housing
and Urban Renewal Author
ity.
, 1960-06-29
Youth Ch0rued
With Disturbance
Of the Peuce

Weber Wilson was charged
with disturbance Of t h E
peace at As Company Street
in Christiansted, when Fred
erico Martinez sustained null
tiple decorations on his face.
Martinez was treated at the
Charles HARDWOOD Memorial
Hospital by DR.. Pate and sent
home.
, 1960-06-29
Catholic Children
Invited to Attend
Glasses at ST. M0rYs

Beginning on July 5, 1860,
all catholics who are present
" enrolld in our local Public
Schools are invited to attend
classes of Instructions and
games at the St. Mary's
S c h 0 o ! in Christiansted.
Glasses begin at 900 am. and
finish at 11:3O am. The first
hour will be devoted to reli-
gious teachings and the sec
end hour will be assigned for
recreation, at which time,
u! genes genes IS Ping Ing FoIlg and and
Volley Ball will be played.
Arrangements have been
made with the Abramson Bus
Service Of Fredriksted t 0
transport all interested stu
dents living in the country
areas.
The cooperation Of all catho-
lie parents is asked, for the
successful operation Of these
classes Of instruction a n d
recreation.
The foregoing is a press re-
lease from ST. Mary's School.
, 1960-06-29
First Lord" Young
Thoroughbred d. Mokes
Oh MondoY

"First Lord" the first foal
sired by the famous imported
thoroughbred L . + 4 Rusty,
will run his maiden race on
Monday, July 4th at the
Manning's Bay Racetrack. The
two-year old chestnut colt
was bred by the Armstrong
Brothers at Estate Grange. He
IS owned by Attorney Anne
ric Christian, and carefully
trained by Leroy Henry
"First Lord" will be meeting
Search Warrant This is
also q nicely bred horse and
the son Of the famous Bobby
Sox Of Christian Hendricks
stables. Search Warrant will
be running under the colors Of
Duval Briscoe. This race is
, 1960-06-29

enc Of the highlights Of the
day. The experts predict that
First Lord will have to catch
Search Warrant.
, 1960-06-29

gering the life of the driver,
but that Of others on the high
way. De Jesus was told that
he may find himself sent to
iail and also lose his drivers
license for a much longer
time.
, 1960-06-29
Hon. Bruce Sewage Driver Of Speeding
Housing Commit. Truck Fined.
Visiting Virgin Islunds Given W0rning
Toulouse" 81 p. r.
Meets Johnny Ace
In Mile Race
Public Housing
Auditors in St. Thos.
For Annudl Audit
Auditors Of the Public Hous,

Auditors He PHcF E Johnny Ace the champion The Honorable Bruce Saw In the MmMpd Court IN
ing Adnuhhatna are pre- Of Virgin Islands Rads age newly appointed Com cnbaagbd this morning
smyu conducting the Ama will get his toughest test of missioner Public Housing Ml@ Jesus was fined SIS
Audit Of the Virgin Island his speed and endurance on will VISIT tn Vgn Island and his h@ suspended for
Housing and Unn Renewal Monday July 18th at Man mowb look over opera three months He was charged
Authority This examination ngs BAY ank This test ton of the Hngp umnw With speeding truck on the
which IS conducted once aM mm the md Tm He will be- accompanied my North Side road I..
year at each Local Authority louise" the hgbrrd the former Congressman brown Judge Mohad in passing
to- determine if the fiscal Louisiana stables Of Puerto son of Indiana and Alfredo sentences on the driver said
operations is order has been Ro Ramirez Rand Director Of hMd driving aIyfwm miles
mppuesm ST. Thomas and rman mm 80 u the Public Housing Authority an hour was not only emr
St cK for the past three cs ~ PmnR na dd in PmoR Rico gmg the life the driver
, 1960-06-29

Toulouse, winner Of many
cups in Puerto Rico is sched-
uled to arrive here by air on
Sunday, July 3rd. Our live
wire citizen and promoter,
Julio Delgado, is to be given
credit for this big event. Don
Luis, the owner of the Louis
lana Stables is scheduled to be
here for the running of this
Classic. With Johnny Ace at
his best, this promises to be a
thriller.
, 1960-06-29

operation is in order, has beer
in progress in ST. Thomas anc
st. Croix for the past three
weeks and should be com
pleted early in the month o
July.
During last week John r
Delmore, Assistant Commits
sioner Of Public Housing AID
ministration who is response
BILE for ADULTS, visited Sain
Thomas and st. Croix and con
ferred at length with The
Chairman and the Executive
Director Of t h e Housing
Authority.
Nj. Delmore returned t.
Puerto Rico on Friday where
he has been observing thu
Audit Of the Puerto Rico Hou'
:ng Authority. and for confer
ences with officials Of the 10
cal Authority and Common
wealth Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07

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Smyrna times., 1960-05-12
Multiple Sclerosis
Clinic Approved
For First State

Establishment of a multiple
sclerosis clinic at Delaware Hos
pital has been approved and will
begin service soon, it has been
announced by Rev. DR.. Park w.
Huntington, chairman of the
Delaware C chapter, National
Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Word that approval had been
granted by hospital officials
came from director R. R. Grif-I
fifth, after the matter had been
discussed with the M e di a |
Board and Executive Committee
of the institution.
MIR. Griffith informed John
Heiney, chairman of the MS
Medical Services Committee,
that plans would go forward to
establish the clinic along the
pattern suggested by DR.. Dewey
Nelson, chairman of the Null
tiple Sclerosis Society's medical
advisor board. The plan fol-
lows:
The multiple sclerosis clinic
would serve the medically in
digent as certified and referred
by private physicians and thro-
ugh case-work studies. The elm
ic service would be available
initially, from 9 to 10 a. m. the
first and third Saturdays OF each
month, with DR.. Nelson and DR..
Arthur Heather, of the Eugene
DUPONT Memorial Hospital as
the anticipated staff members.
Patients who are now served
in the neurological clinic at Del
aware Hospital would be screen
ed as multiple sclerosis patients
for the new clinic and other
chronic demyelinating illnesses
would also be accepted.
1t was pointed out that costs
of the clinic would not be deter
mined until after a trial period
of six months and after a cost
ANALYSIS discussion with MIR.
Griffith.
There is an understanding
that Delaware Chapter, Multiple
Sclerosis would not be obligated
financially until such time as a
formula for payments or sup
Smyrna times., 1960-05-12

port is agreed upon by Chapter
representatives and the hospital
officials.
The MS medical advisory
board has suggested that to pare
costs, chapter volunteers might
aid the clinic in case recording
and other assistance, provided
this is arranged through the hos
pitaps volunteer unit for any re-
quired training. Patient trans
portation is another possible
Chapter service.
DR.. Huntington reminded that
a survey made several months
ago revealed there are quite a
number of multiple sclerosis
victims in Delaware who require
and would welcome assistance.
1--WE are happy that we can
announce this clinical service on
the eve of our first campaign
Smyrna times., 1960-05-12
Janecee Officer
Slate Presented

At meeting of the Smyrna
Clayton Janecees, held at the
home of Mrs. Donald Flaig, the
slate of officers for the coming
year was presented by Mrs.
Martin Golden, as follows: Mrs.
Daniel Bloxom, president; Mrs.
Terence Hughes, vice president;
Mrs. Robert Belber, recording
secretary; Mrs. Fred Zufall, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Ken
meth Attix, treasurer; Mrs. Bruce
Clark and Mrs. Smithers Snow,
Jr., directors. Plans were made
continuing the visits to the pa
tients at the State Welfare
Home during the u m m r
months. This is one of the
clubs main projects, serving ice
cream and cookies during the
summer when there are fewer
visitors to the home than during
the fall and winter.
Smyrna times., 1960-05-12
Bankers to Hold
State Fete Today

Joseph R. Johnson, general
chairman of the 65th Annual
meeting of the Delaware Bank
ers Association announced final
plans for the meeting to be held
Thursday, May. 18th at the Ho-
tel Dupont, Wilmington. The
meeting will begin at 3 pm. in
the DuBarry Room of the hotel.
William R. Brown, president of
the D.B.A. and cashier of the
First National Bank of Wyom-
ing, Wyoming, will preside. Re-
ports of committees will be re-
ceived.
A panel meeting will follow
discussing, Bankers Participa-
ton in Politics" 1t will be mod
Grated by DIR. Paul Dolan, Pro-
fessor of Political Science, Uni
Iyersity of Delaware, Newark.
The three other speaking pan
ell members are: DR.. Edgar F.
Bunce, Jr., treasurer's depart
ment, E. |. Dupont de NemourS
& Company, Wilmington, Hon.
Ebert N. Carvel, former Cover
nor, State of Delaware, Laurel,
and Edwin P. Neilan, president,
Bank of Delaware, Wilmington.
The annual dinner will be
held in the Gold Ballroom of
the Hotel Dupont at 7 pm. The
Wilmington Clearing House will
act as host to a social hour be-
ginning at $50 pm. MIR. M.
Donald Grant, executive part
ner, Fahnestock & Company, Sc
curity Broker, New York and
Philadelphia will be principal
speaker of the evening.
Smyrna times., 1960-05-12
Rollins to Speak
AT Kent COP Fete

The Kent County Republican
Women's Club will meet on
Monday, May 16, at 8 p. m, at
the Houston fire hall. The
speaker will be John Rollins.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Havard
Smith, Mrs. Robert Yerkes, Mrs.
Arthur Vann, Mrs. Florence
Scott, and Mrs. Mckinley Ma
loney. Plans are being made
for members of the club to at
tend the banquet of the Dela--
ware Federation of Republican
Smyrna times., 1960-05-12
Smyrna Educators
View Laboratory
Language Device

DR.. George v. Kirk, Superin-
tendent of the Smyrna Special
School District; MIR. David K.
Fauser, Administrative Assistant
and Jr. High School Principal;
and Mrs. Elizabeth Getty, In
structor in Foreign Languages,
travelled to the new Mt. Pleas
ant Senior High School to view
firsthand the newly installed
language laboratory in that
school.
The language laboratory is a
device that is becoming more
and more used in schools in
the United States to give stu
dents in a foreign language
course the opportunity to prac-
tice oral use of the foreign Ian
guage. Emphasis today is rap
idly shifting from merely read
ing and writing of a foreign
language to the ability to speak
the foreign language fluently.
1t is difficult for a student to
develop this ability with one
hour of class a day, especially
since only one student at time
may be speaking in the class.
The language laboratory allows
the students to repeat on a tape
certain portions of phrases and
sentences and then to play them
back to be able to hear the err
rors that are made. A number
of text book companies have
put out tapes that are so ar
ranged that an expert speaker
reads a phrase and then there
is a space on the tape where
the student may repeat the
phrase following the speaker.
After the entire procedure is
through, the student may clear
his portion of the tape and yet
the prepared part of the tape
remains for the next student to
use.
The Mt. Pleasant School Dis
trict is not the first district in
the state to be using a language
laboratory but is supposed to
have one Of the most modern
and advanced language labora-
tories in the state. Other schools
using language laboratories in
clude Dover, New Castle, and
Wilmington. In addition, the
University of Delaware has had
a discussion given with the use
of language laboratory materials
for some time.
Several difficulties arise in
setting up language laboratories.
In the first place, sufficient space
must be provided for 25 to 30
students to work at the neces-
sary tape recorders or town
booths" There is, of course, al
ways the problem of the cost
of the program. In addition, il
is necessary that the teacher be
Smyrna times., 1960-05-12

Women's Clubs at the Hotel
DUPONT on May "a at $50 p.
m, in the Gold Ballroom. Hon.
or will be paid all new clubs
in the State. The Kent County
club won the state mother
d aughter contest, with the
unique record of having four
generations as members. They
will be special honored guests,
Mrs. Temple Jump, Mrs. Ebe
Townsend, Mrs. James Tarbur-
ton, and Miss Stephanie Tarbur-
ton.
Smyrna times., 1960-05-12

for funds" DR.. Huntington said
today. 1--WE expect to partici-
pate for the first time in the
MS Hope Chest, which began
last S u n d a y-Mother's Day
and continues through June 19,
Smyrna times., 1960-05-12

fully instructed in the use of
these materials and be able to
provide the kind of guidance in
their use that makes the lang
uage laboratory portion of the
foreign language program effec-
tive.
Smyrna times., 1960-05-12

which is Fathers Day.
We feel sure that as the pub
lie need for this service is re-
vealed, there will be a generous
response to our first effort" DR.
Huntington concluded.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02

big ones include the $4,000 es-
timated Liberty Bell for Free
For-All PAGERS on August IL;
the $4,000 estimated Marquis
de Lafayette for Free-For-All
trotters on September 8; the es-
timated $4,000 General George
Washington for 3-year-old trot-
ters on August 5; and the Har-
ness Tracks of America Trot for
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02
THE SMYRNA TIMES THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE a. 1850

heightened session was to alert
horsemen to the earlier opening
date. He plans to go into a hud-
die with racing secretary James
M. Lynch Immediately to formu-
late plans for the early arrival
here of the trotters and PAGERS.
Lynch, now serving as general
manager at Rosecroft Raceway,
Oxon Hill, Md, spread the word
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02

yesterday that in response to
new Delaware legislation, Bran
dywine has added Is racing
dates to its 1860 meet.
The new legislation makes it
possible for the Wilmington
track to race the So nights
through September IA.
President Miller said his first
step with regard to the newly
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02

or stakes although, with the new
schedule, it is possible that the
early closing program will be
enlarged by a few more rich and
attractive races.
The piece de resistance of the
meet will come on August l9
when the estimated $4,000 Bat
tie of the Brandywine for 3-year
old PAGERS will be staged. Other
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02

to owners, trainers and drivers
when the first flash of the extra
nights came. Lynch will be at
Baltimore Raceway, which
opens June 6, to give added i'm
petus to the Brandywine cam
paign and help assure satisfac-
tory stable space for horsemen.
Brandywine's 58-night meet
will be highlighted by five mai
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02
Money Tree

In Michigan, a new bank
building features a''money tree"
AN abstract mural of lacquer
ed steel, lucite and aluminium
containing hundreds of dollars
worth of us. and foreign coins.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02
Brandywine Maps
58-Night Meeting

Brandywine eway will
have So nights of harness rae
ing this season, starting Satur-
day, July 8.
Howard Miller, president and
general manager, announced
Smyrna times., 1960-06-02

4-year-olds, Worlds Richest
Race Series" valued at $ll8,000,
scheduled Sept. 10.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
SDOhLANU-SUlT
$3.50 DOWN

3Ibedrm. brk. rambler. lge. corner
lot; has din. rm., firepl.: rooms
and closets extra lge.: must be
sold. Price, .S1725O. 5000 Earl
az, Eorestyille. Nd. Call MEAL
LISIER REALToR. RE. 6-44OO,
Evening star., 1960-06-19
BERENS SALES
EDMONSTON AREA
FOREST HEIGHTS

1O9 SHOSHONE DR.. - o-story
Semldetached; 3 bedrms., first Ar,
powder rm., equip. kit, lge scr,
rear porch, full finished bsmt.,
Evening star., 1960-06-19

GLASSMAN0R-2-bedrm., semi-de.
tached brick, picture window with
sweeping view, overlooking Poto-
mac and EaStover. Gen. closets:
nm. rec, rm. in bsmt. S1,25O
down, Sl0O mo. 50l7 Neptune
Evening star., 1960-06-19
NICHOLAS
HE. 4-10O0
CARROLLTON AREA

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 494so loan
la-bath spIit-levei. Liy. rm.' sep,
din. rm.. lge. elec. kit. Wall-to-
wall carpets and pool share incl
Total pymts., SLY. CARROLLTON
REALTY, SP. 3-3S3s; ewes, SP
Evening star., 1960-06-19
nf0pGn
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

Easy living is the word for this
custom-buil 6-yr, old rambler,
that wraps around a corner tree
shaded lot, ideal for heart pa
tient, everything on floor. incl.
to 25th ave, right 9 blks. to
2423 Foster pl.
Everything for the large family to
live graciously, eft. liv. rm..
banquet sized din. rm., built-in
de luxe elec. kit, bedrms,, 2h
baths. finished rec. rm. wIfirepl.,
2-car gar, screened porch. As
sumo large Sc; loan or FHA.
DIR: Entering Colbrook DR..
immed turn right on Fairlawn
goth ave. and right to 520o.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

WHbAION
OPEN l TO 5
Neat 3-bedrm. brick rambler; din
ing rm.. , full baths, finished
ssmt, NICE lNnicce lot Assume GI loar
our Ga. ave. right on Pritchard
topposite plaza left on Burnley
LocATIoN PLUS
3;;bedrm. brick, expand. rambler,
schools. ONLY $3.50 down.
OUT Viers Mill rd., right on Conn
TAMBLYN 4 CO. Lo. 5-aa3C
WHEATON,; NEW-HoUsE CoNDI.
T1ON = 2-bedrm., rambler. ful
basement. lovely handicapped lot
4 barsain at Sl0,1?0. 10. $1,000
hGis LIST " Writ FaGN; Is FOR N5R'R RESuLTs 81 AVs
WHEAToN-2-bedrm. brick dream
home on level lot. Full price
KEN pRUsKIN & CO., Lo. 5-eOOG
WHEATON & SILVER SPRING
Split levels. priced from Sls,50C
to S22 500. 4 bedrms., full
paths. family kit. and rec. rm
HUGH T, PECK, 11246 George Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHEATON-You would never ex
pect to f1nd so much room foi
Sl1500: . bedrms. 1st FIR: 3 fin,
ished rms. in bsmt. LO. 5000
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Ga. Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHEATON'S BEST BUY: $3.50 dow
FHA buys this bedrm Cape Cod
Fenced lot with trees. S12,15O
10. 5-2qqO.
HUGH 7. PECK, 11e46 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
WHEATON, assume lge. 4Iacs loar
-3-bedrm. brick rambler in new
cond. with a beautiful setting or
"a hs-acre lot. This plus | "a baths
and a lge daylight bsmt.
DARN GOOD BUY"
Only. Sl1 $50 and payments like
rent Trades considered.
W j. NICHOLAS 10. b-OSOC
Evening star., 1960-06-19
CHEvERLY

CHEVERLY - Out-of-tovu owner
will sell this 3-bedrm. brick and
frame home with fireplace. sepa-
rate din. rm., finished rec. room
and large corner lot: nr, st. Am
broSe: asking SI7,950
Evening star., 1960-06-19
nf@ggm
SUNDAY, TO 6
4414 Saul Road

Detached brick rambler. on large
corner lot, in exclusive residential
area, 8 years old, Has large living
DINING ROOM with gorgeous
view of rolling land 4 large bed
rooms, . full baths and powder
room: large. all electric kitchen
with plenty of cabinets. dishwash-
er, disposal and table space: rec
reation room with fireplace: PLUS
LARGE FAMILY ROOM. large
storage attic, fenced rear yard
gas conditioned heat; conVen.
lent to schools and churches.
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
Evening star., 1960-06-19
TAkOMA PARK Larr

TAKOMA PARK. Large remodel
home. cont. lovely apis. plu,
3 rental rms. full baths, only
tors. JU. S-laOO.
TAX. Pk.-SAVE. BY OWNER,
Desir. mod. home with income or
quiet st, mr.. John Andrew
School; 10 rms, > baths Il unit
rental, SOS so: gar. playhouse
Ice. bsmt. lot 50x16O. Only ST..
$50 down. JU. a-S34T.
TAX. PK.-l6-rm. apt. house
Popular ave: . lots: $3.50 mo
inc; S15,950. OWNER, EV. 4-e4O4
Evening star., 1960-06-19
UNIVERSITY PARK
1901 10th AVenlle

Lovely three bedroom BRICK RAM
BIER, featuring living room with
fireplace and large dining area.
Kitchen with table space. Situated
Northwestern High School and
walking distance to Prince
Georges Plaza,
Directions: Out University blvd. to
Colesville I'd, right to Van Buren,,
left to 4Oth. right to Peck's Open
sign.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
BEST FOR YOUI All new nj

BEST FOR YOU! All new, ultra.
modern, 4-bedrm., potential 2la,
bath Ramblers. Clean, comforta.
Bile, luxurious, ELECTRIC HEAT
Ideal plan for in-law or 2-family
living. Come see - Come soon
Sl7.500.
We Have the House for Your Home
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-207t
BRADBURY HEIGHTS
S13,950
Immaculate 4-bedrm. all-brick 2.
story home. "a baths, full bsmt,
fenced rear yard, close to shop.
ping and schools. FLA $500
down, sos per mo- pays every
thing; only S92 in service. once
open q to 2.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
REALTORS. INC.
3o14 Branch ave s E. ,JO S-7700
Evening star., 1960-06-19
OUR BEDROOM, . bath cape

ciated. LO. 7-7973.
FOUR BEDROOM, . bath Cape
Cod; separte dining room; i
bedrm. and bath down: 3 bedrms.
and bath up, . car garage, 3
screened porches; large i25x125
II. lot, huge shade trees; a real
money home for only Sl7,95O,
small down payment, FHA. TO.
9-5992, BURCH REALTY CO.
-FOUR BEDROOMS-Si4,750, This
Well-kept home has all the COM
Tort and features of the higher
priced homes. Living room with
mantle fireplace. SEPARATE din
features. See it today! This is
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-s4oo' VIII"
GLASSMANOR-o- -bedrm., semi-de.
tached brick, picture window with
sweeping. view, overlooking Poto-
mac and Eastover. Gen. closets:
nm. rec, rm. in bsmt $50
down, S100 mo 50l7 Neptune
ave. Sc. Lo. 7-24O9
GLENDALE, mr.. Space Agency-4
bedrmS., extra large equip. kit,
dbl. gar; situated on 4la acres:
easy conventional terms. BYRD
REALTY CO.. WA. 7-24OO.
GREBNBELT : 2-bedrm. corner
frame home: fully equip. kit. ex-
tremely large fenced lot with love-
ly trees. Mo. pymts. S5S.75 incl.
prin, interest, taxes. ms, heat,
not water; all structural repairs.
No settlement charges. Part Of
down payment can be financed;
3,6edrm home also available.
GREENBELT REALTY CO. Isl
CHnfnTUav ~
GREENBELT SHOPPING CENTER,
OR. 4-5700
GREENBELT-2-bedrm brk-; ga
rage, SS,I75. SOC of dn' pymt.
can be financed. M. shopping,
pool, churches. Also 1-bedrm.
aptS, for sale
PONTIAC REALTY, CIR. 4-6OaO
HIGH ON A HILL overlooking a
panorama in all directions sits
this BRAND NEW BRICK AND
SH1NGLE BI-LEVEL with every
feature you could possibly wantt
LARGE living room with sweep
ing view from picture window,
SEPARATE dining room. SPA
CIOUS de. luxe kitchen-THREE
full bedrooms : TWO full
baths; completely finished recre-
alton room and large entrance
selling for ONLY SlS,75O with
the BEST financing This one
really has the space. Exclusive
with BOWER BROS. AP. 7-S400.
HILLCREST HTS. AREA-S75O dn.
incls. closing: 3-bedrm. brK. semi.
det: y baths, sep. din. rm.. bSmt.
clean. FoRTIN RLTY., Lo. 7-500O.
HILLCREST HGTS., BY OWNER
2;yr old brick rambler, 3 bedrms..
Ia baths, rec. rm., dble. carport:
nice corner lot. RE. 5-9230.
HILLCREST HEIGH HTS, 2322
LOAN - Immaculate 3 = bedroom
brick semidetached: IA b a his,
elec. kit. finished bsmt.. fenced
shady yard; OWNER; $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
cHEyERLY AREA-5-bedTm., ..

bath bi-level home with large
family rm., built-in sarage; An
chor-fenced yard: lovely kit. with
de luxe features. Property only .
yrs; old; many extras such as fur
nishtngs, air .cond., lawn furn.,
eTesd @ oEHeT ion ouick faviaE sas lr's 'sssshssSs hss
with only $4,000 down. Call It'll
9 pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8 !.
DAVIS q CO. INC.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

CHEVERLY-Mod. stone, brick
frame: cor. lot i0Oxi 20: lEe. iiv
rm.. w/hrepl., sep. din. rm. pan.
eled den or 4th bedrm., GE kit
w/eating area: scr. porch, garage
3 twin-size bedrms.. plus unfin
rm paneled rec. rm. w/firepl
laundry, workshop, many unusua
extras: assume lRe. 4hT GI
$4,000; OWNER, 3001 Crest ave.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
VESTA REAL ESTATE
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS

OPEN SUN, 2-6
$40 2lst AVE
New detach. brk. ramb.: 3 lge. bed.
rms, mod. kit, "a baths. frepl.
in liv. rm. and rec. rm.: built-in
gar: hall ent. Only S26.950. Rob-
zAGAMi REALTY CO, REALToR
HOME AND INCOME = Like new;
solid brk. in .ovely Cedar Valley,
Nd; Don't miss seeing this; Only
Sl6.500. J. M. MEDLEY. 10. s.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
Sumner
1900 ScarSdale Rd.

ALL WAYS THE BEST 3-bedrm
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Rte. 90, u mi. beyond Oss scaESs. NrS
vile blinker light. follow signs or
right. H a. H DEVELOPMENT
CO., EV. 4-95l5, LO. 5-44I4.
3 3-BEDRM. BRK, CAPE COD, I
baths. lge. fireplace in game rm
Beaut. Handicapped with trees IL
back yd. GE dishwasher and dis,
poSal: near all schools. Reason
able down payment. Assume 4le;
G1 loan. Ewes. and week ends, VII
6-S72S.