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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11
SuNyJJNN SSlEVSEs 10 JHkE HvvHJ uJJs SUUus
Of THE WORLD" 70 EFFECT THE HEALING
Of the MATIoMs'l
SATANIC AuDAcITy.

SATAN NOT THE MEMBER or THE CHURCH. WHO.
IN HER OWN TRUE BEING. IS GODS ETERNAL IMAGE
AND LIKENESS. AND WITH WHOM WE SHALL BECOME
A GOOD FRIEND IN DUE TIME. ASSERTED THAT THE
CHURCH HAD BEEN DEsEcRATEDl
SISTER, you BETTER PRAYERFuLLY EXAMINE
JESUS ADMONITI0N, Matt. 72I LORD, LORD" etc thru
~. STUDY THE NEW BIRTH" AND CROW UP MW.)
IF WE WERE NOT CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST, WE
WOULD EITHER LAUGH THIS ASSERTION TO scoRN
OR SOB FOR THE UNFORTUNATE ROAD BLocK'l
MR. CLARK MILLER. c.s, FORMER READER OF
THE CHURCH. VERY ADEQUATELY RESPONDED. AND
WE COMMENDED HIM, SAYING: WE ENDORSE EVERY
WORD YOU SPOKE TO WHICH He REPLIED WITH A
COUNSEL OF MODERATION = TO WHICH WE HAD TO
TAKE EXCEPTION. CITING JESUS REVELATION TO
PETER, ct AL THAT HE WOULD BE cRUcFIED AND
PETER REBUKED JESUS! SAYING THIS SHALL NOT
COME UPON Thee!
BUT JESUS REBUKED SUCH MORAL coWARDicE.
ExPEDIENcY. ETC. IMPERsoNALLY. SAYING: GET
THEE BEHIND ME, SATAN! THOU ART AN oFFENsE
TO ME-. THOU sAvoUREsT NOT OF THE THINGS THAT
BE OF COD BUT THOSE THAT BE or MEN,"
WE MUST GIVE OUR BEST. EVEN THOUGH "A CUP
AND CROSS MUST BE BORNE. WE MUST ROUSE THE
sLUMBERINc CAPABILITIES OF MAN mrs. Eddy.
TO THE DISSERTATION SPEAKER: WE'RE GLAD
you SPOKE YOUR MIND. YOU NEED TO BE HEALED
OF SOMETHING OF THE SAUL OF TARsUs NATURE IN
ORDER THAT YOU MAY
PUT ON SPIRITUAL LONG PANTS!
cEIvED NUMEROUS. VERY FINE THANK YoUs,' CONE
AGAIN.
HYMN NO. 1872
MAKE CHANNELS FOR THE STREAMS OF LOVE.
WHERE THEY MAY BROADLY RUN;
AND LOVE HAS OVERLOOKING STREAMS.
TO FILL THEM EVERY ONE.
BUT If AT ANY TIME WE CEASE
SUCH CHANNELS TO PROVIDE,
THE VERY FoUNTS OF LOVE FOR US
WILL THEN SEEM PARCHED AND DRIED.
FOR WE MUST SHARE, If WE WOULD KEEP
THAT BLESSING FROM ABOVE;
THEY CEASE TO HAVE WHO CEASE TO GIVE:
SUCH IS THE LAW OF LOVE-
HYMN NO. s. Sfanzas z,
THINK NOT IN SLEEP TO FOLD THY HANDS.
FoRcETFUL OF THY LORDS COMMANDS
FROM DUTYS CLAIMS NO LIFE IS FREE,
BEHOLD. TODAY HATH NEED OF THEE.
THE PRESENT HOUR ALLoTs THY TASK.
FOR PRESENT STRENGTH AND PATIENCE ASK;
AND TRUST HIS LOVE WHOSE SURE SUPPLY
MEETS ALL THY NEEDS ABUNDANTLY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

"AUTO-PARTS FIRM PLANS MOVE SOUTH"
FATE OF 500 HERE UNCERTAIN
IN TRANSFER TO TENNESSEE"
Another Detroit industrial firm is moving part of its
manufacturing operation out Of the city and state
Cemmer Manufacturing Co. disclosed Friday its
ing its steering manufacturing operation from its De-
trot plant AZ 6400 Mt Elliott plant in Lebanon.
Tenn.
Auto and truck steering mechsnsms the only
products manufactured in the Detroit plant.
The fate firms 500 workers is still uncertain,
according E. FARRELL president Of Ross Gear and
Tool Co.. cemmers parent company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-02-11

HOVER sQUANDERs HUNDREDS, PERHAPS
THOUSANDS. OF HOURS ON THE GOLF LINKS YER
SUS THE HIGHER RECREATION, WHICH REALLY
REcREATES - EXHAUSTIVE STUDY OF GODS TWO
MASTERPIECES - NO. - HIS ONLY INFALLiBLE
BIBLE, PASTOR THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT
BOOK, SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO
THE SCRIPTURES" DICTATED EXCLUSIVELY
BY HIM TO HIS INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
REvELAToR, MARY BAKER EDDY. WOMAN OF
REVELATION l2:I,.5, WHOSE MAN CHILD. MY
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT. is HEALING THE
NATIONS, REVEALING THE REAL. THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH Revelation 2l:N OF
sUPERsATURATED, UNAVAILABLE, oMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
EARLY 10Th CENTURY PROPHECY
ut IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS" OF ALL
RACES AND PEOPLES = IMPERATIVE, BASIC,
PURE EDUCATION. CULTURE, POLITICS, ENTER
TAINMENT = NOW LOUSY WITH THE DEVILS
MULTLBILLoN RAcKETs =
SEX. ALCOHOL, TOBACCO. WHITEWAsH
PSEUDO CURES INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS
BLUNDERs. DISASTERS - AS. FOR EXAMPLE.
POLIO F.D.R's HUNDRED BILLION S INFAMY,
PEARL HARBoR - DEMOCRATS c-H-E--L-D!
RECREATION - REALLY REcREATIvE, RESPECT
ING OURS JESUS AND MY, 1.-THE FLESH PROFIT
ETH NOTHING!
WHITE HOUSE NOT YET READY FOR TOTAL
LIBERATION FkUM SAIAN bOUND
THERAPEUTICS!
KING ASA SOUGHT NOT UNTO THE LORD
Infinite, Divine Lowell
BUT UNTO THE PHYSICIANS (! = AND ANOTHER
CARCASS OF AN UNREPENTANT SINNER
WAS PUT OUT OF SIGHT!
II Chronicles. oh. TO-.
PART4
DR. JANET G. TRAvELl WE LIKE HER LOOKS,
AND SHALL FEED HER HIcHPoWERED. INFALLIBLE
MEDICINE OF GOD, CHRIST JESUS, AND HIS 90
YEARS RETURNI - FoREvERMoRE = IN HIS MOD
ERIN KINGDOM THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVE
MENT -,WIosE THERAPEUTICS - WHEN uTI-
LIVED INTELLIcENTLY FOR THE WORTHY OF
HEALING - AWAKENs THEM TO THE EXCLUSIVELY
REAL oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE wTH MANS DIVINE DOMINION OVER ALI
(consnvsd Next Column Tepl
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US. REEFS UNDER FURY OF STORM"


CONTINUED from Back Page
WOODROW WILSON WAS iNCOMPACITATED FOR
MANY MONTHS A CAPTIVE OF SATAN
BOUND" MATERIA MEDcA THE DEVILS re-. VIA
HIS ROMAN CATHOLIC SECRETARY, JOSEPH
TUMULTY, WHO WAS AS CRAZY AS A BED BUG.
IN THE PHIPPS CLINIC OF JOHN HOPKINS UNI
vERSITY. BACK IN THE EARLY 40s!
AND HIS SATAN BOUND" WIFE. MRS. WILL SON,
OF SECOND MARRIAGE. WAS TOO MUCH OF A
PRISONER OF THE DEVIL! TO TAKE THE PRESI.
DENT OUT OF THE HANDS OF HIS SATANIC WOULD.
BE HEALERS,' AND PUT HIM UNDER EXCLUSIVE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREATMENT
PART2
PRESIDENT EISENH0WER'S "SATAN BOUND"
THERAPEUTICS, THEOLOGY : DECADES
, 1961-07-01
Distribution of Food
Sturts Next Week In
ST. Thos. 6 ST. Croix

The Government of the Virgin
Islands will begin the distribu-
ton of donated food to needy IA
miles, Thus the Virgin Islands
along with forty-six states, the
District Of Columbia and the Com
monWealth of Puerto Rico will
be implementing President Ken
nedy's first executive order, to
make available ito all needy the
great variety and quantity of
foods out of our agricultural album
dance.
At the present time only public
assistance recipients, who receive
the regular money, and persons
included in the budget as essen
tial persons, or any common
household expenses, his normal de
pendents and who live in a family
unit or have upkeep arrange
mentS Will be eligible.
Distribution will begin in st.
Thomas on July S and in Fred
eriksted July 9Th. Distribution in
Christiansted will occur later in
the month.
There will be further announce
ment of the distribution days for
each group of recipients living
in a certain area.
Each recipient has been given
an Identification card which he or
his duly authorized representa-
tive must present in order to re-
ceive his commodities.
Continued on page A.
, 1961-07-01

Second, since the National Stu
dy of Secondary School Evalua-
ton operates through various
regional associations of the Unit
ed States, any plan and desire to
acqredit Virgin Islands high
schools should be submitted to
the appropriate regional accredit-
ing association. In our case, it is
believed that we would be affil-
lated with the Middle States re-
gion accrediting association.
Third, it must be understood
that accredation Of our public
high schools, using evaluative
criteria Of the National Study of
Secondary Schools Evaluation,
will require a minimum of two
years for completion. Thus, plan
ming and preparation would re-
fleet a time span necessary to do
the job.
Fourth, having affiliated the
Department of Education with
Middle States regional accredit-
ing association, a request for ma
terials and instructions to be used
by the staff Of the school would
be made.
Continued on page 81
, 1961-07-01
HurveY R. RuYnor
Numed Director Of
Sports ut Dorado PR.

Harvey F. Raynor, formerly
PEA Tournament Supervisor,
has been named Director of Sports
for the Dorado Beach Hotel and
Golf Club, G. Bland Hoke, Gener-
al Manager, announced recently.
Mr.. Raynor will supervise all
sll sports facilities of the 1,5G0
acre resort estate built by Mr..
Laurance S. Rockefeller here.
These include championship ten
mis- courts, swimming pools and
beaches, and the famed seaside
golf course which was the scene
of the recent International Golf
Championship and Canada Cup
Matches.
The new Director of Sports
resigned from the PGA in May.
He arrived in San Juan last
Thursday. He assumed his new
duties June 26.
Dorado's 18-hole course, design
ed by Robert Trent Jones, is being
extended to ~ holes with another
nine-ho1e extension on the draw
ing boards. The golf staff at
Dorado includes Rusty Gilbert,
Resident Professional; Staff Pro-
f~essional Art Jones; and Juan
(Chichi) Rodriguez, now on leave
of absence al a touring pro. The
Dorado Beach Golf Club has a
membership of some 400 island
and nonresident members.
Continued on page ~
, 1961-07-01
Two Big Comes
Scheduled for Sun.
al Cuneqotd Pork

Two big baseball games are
scheduled for Sunday afternoon
at the Canegata Ball Park in
Christiansted. The first will be at
one o'clock between the Los Gu
banos and the Commands.
The Orioles will clash with the
Pirates in the last game of the
day. The Orioles defeated the
Cubs in the biggest upset of the
season last Sunday.
The fans are expecting anexcit
ing time.
, 1961-07-01
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Van B. Hooper
of Christiansted, celebrated their
fortieth wedding anniversary on
June 18th last, shortly after their
return from the mainland where
they had spent several weeks.
incidentally, the Hoopers older
son celebrated his ninth wedding
anniversary on the same day.
, 1961-07-01
ST. Croix Rotarians Celebrate Anniversary
With Dinner Al Estate Carlton Hotel

Members of the Rotary Club of ST. croix celebrated their third
anniversary at a dinner held at Estate Carlton Hotel last night. The
occasion is also known as Ladies Night" because only Rotarians
and their ladies, known as Rotary AIMS. attended.
Van B. Hooper. organizer and first president of the Club was pre-
sented with a special gold plated Past Presidents badge and a
watch with the Rotary emblem on its face. as tokens of appreciation
especially by the charter members. The presentation was by Judge
William Moorhead" at the request of President Bob" Mobiles. who
was master cf ceremonies. Mr.. Hooper expressed deep appreciation
for the gifts.
A gift was also given TO Mrs. Mary Jane Mccarthy. daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Hooper for the assistance she has given the Club in
form Of clerical work. without compensation.
, 1961-07-01

secondary schools in the United
States, it was and is impossible to
measure all schools in relation to
a fixed scale, or pattern. Differ
ence in size, school buildings,
equipment, environment, finan-
cial support, abilities of students,
needs of communities, goals of
youth and their parents, selection
and preparation of teachers, and
many other factors make stand
ardization undesirable and unreal
istic.
1t. is obvious then that schools
that are quite different may be
equally good. As an example, it
would be unfair to say that a
school is of a poor quality be-
cause it does not prepare students
for further academic training
when such a school interprets its
function as preparing youth for
employment Immediately upon
graduation. Or, conversely, a
school would not be considered
a good school if it is responsible
for educating all the youth in a
community and yet offers a pro-
program for only a highly select
ed part of the youth that makes
satisfactory progress.
What steps and procedures are
necessary to receive accreditation
in the schools in the Virgin Is
lands?
First. it is mandatory that the
staff and the Department of Edu-
cation desire accredation and are
willing TO satisfy procedures and
requirements for such accredita-
lion as prescribed by the Nation
al Study Of Secondary School
Evaluation. This is a necessary
prerequisite because one signifi-
cant aspect of the evaluation pro
cess is the self-evaluation by the
staff cf the school and selected
officials Of the Department of
Education using evaluative cri-
terra established by the National
Study Of Secondary School Eva
luation.
, 1961-07-01

Each lady was presented with
a beautiful gift of a pen and pen
Gil set. Rotarian Alphonso Forbes
then introduced what he called
the Altoona Drum and Bugle
Corp" consisting of himself, his
two adopted children, little six
year-old Lame, who played the
bass drum along with cymbal
and nine-year-old, Robert who
played the snare drums. The trio
made a tremendous hit and gave
two encores.
The highlight of the evening
was the address by John NJ.
Brown, Coordinator of Federal
Aid to Education Programs. His
subject was "How Can the Pub
lie High Schools of the V~irgin~Is-
lands Become Accredited" It was
warmly received and he was com
plimented on behalf of the Rotar-
ians and also by individuals.
MI. Brown was born in Nebras
ka, attended high school IN Cana
da, graduated from the Universe
ty of Alberta, Canada; he did
graduate work in journalism and
Education at the University of
Washington, and holds a Masters
degree in school administration
from the University of New
Mexico.
Mr.. Brown said:
In discussing generalization for
the public high schools of the Vir-
gin Islands, it is necessary for us
to define generalization. Today, ac-
creditation Of secondary Ameri-
can schools is merely an approx
ed process for evaluating a par
ticular high school on these basic
principles:
l.That a school be e~valuated in
terms of what il is striving to ac-
complish as related TO stated OBJ
jectives.
2. That a school be evaluated in
terms of the extent TO which il is
meeting the needs of the students
who are enrolled and for whom
il is responsible.
Because Of the great variety OF
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ROCKVILLE
S14,95O
KENSINGTON
S14,950

ROCKVILLE-You'u move from
your apartment when you see
this Immaculate 2-bedrm. house.
WHY PAY RENT? $3.50 down.
Price, S1O.500. 10. 5000.
HUGH T. PECK. ll246 Ga. Ave
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money down for roomy
3-bedrm., semibrick Colonial: huge
liv. rm. newly decorated, equip.
kit, fenced yard. Walk to st.
Demands church, school, shop
ping and transp. Only S12,950.
Pay settlement costs only and
balance at $50 per mo.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MaT.
WHEATON WOODS-1-year-old. g.
bedrm.. brick rambler: pay $4,000
cash; move in. Assume . trusts.
kles from the big electric kitchen
to the rec. rm. CHESTER KELLER.
TTT @Tnn
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- Newly decorated;
4-bedrm., 2-bath stone-and-ma-
sonry Cape Cod. 15x20 It. liv. rm.
with fireplace, big family kit;
storm windows and fenced yard
$4,000. Assume loan or finance
FLA with only $3.50 down.
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ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS

Lovely new brick, 4 bedrms., 3
baths, rec. rm., full bsmt., West
tnghouse kit, large wooded lot,
mr., private, public, and paroehial
schools. Excel. transp. 10 min. to
Pentagon.
HUBBARD REALTY
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TAKOMA PARK-$13,5 500
HOME AND INCOME

l
HOME AND INCOME
Detached dwelling; now converted
into 3 apis, but can be used as
single home. 2 rms, 3 kits. and 3
baths. Oil h.-wh. Ideal for retired
couple or young couple in need Of
income. For further details, call
Mr.. Mcintosh. Elk. 3-24S0; ewes.
and Suns, AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
REALTORS lib 18th st. NV.
TAK0MA PARK-5 bedrms., q
baths, 14x20 liv. rm.. lexis din
rm., full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. lot
100000. LAIRD B. SCOTT. JU.
TAKOMA PARK-Extra spacious
WILL PAY IT'S WAY"
wincome producing terrace apt.
w. J. NICHOLAS. HE. A-1OO0.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
NEAR D. C. LINE
Large semidet. home; liv. rm.. din.
rm,, equipped kit. den: 2nd II.
Z bedrms,; l with kit. equip. and
! drive from street.
PRICE, S13,95O
| CAMPANELLA & CO, REALTORS
Elk. 3-4113 Ewes, JU. 5-s066
TAKOMA PARK-Large eenter-hall
Colonial on tree shaded corner lot,
. firepls., 8 bedrm, finished attic.
rec. rm,; garage; S20.500. 10. g.
! 2qq0.
HUGH T. PECK. 11248 GeorEia Ave
TWINBROOK = MOST FOR YOUR
MONEY. 3-bedrm., cape cod,
family size kitchen, with new
equipment. fireplace, level fenced
| lot. FLA approved, S13,250.
HUGH T. PECK, Rockville, GA.
WHEATON, : so MUCH FOR 50
LITTLE. 3-bedrm. Colonial, de
luxe kitchen. separate din. rm;;
attractive lot. Price. S12.500.
H. T. PECK. Rockville. GA. 4-6575
WHEATON WOODS. must SELL
Brick rambler. 2 bedrmS., extra
large kit, full bsmt.: very nice
area; Priced at S15.e5O. 10.
"ToPs IN TRADES"
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
WHEATON WOODS-1-year-old. g.
bedrm.. brick rambler; pay $1,000
cash; move in. Assume . trusts.
payable Sl27 mo. This home SPAR
kles. from the big electric kitchen
JU. 5-7100.
WHEATON, WOODS : $3.50 down
buys this FILA approved 3-bedrm
brick rambler with rec. nm. in
bSmt. Fenced yard. Schools, bus.
near.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
WHEATON, only Tyr. young =
bedrms.. . fun baths, large din,
rm., huge kitchen; full bsmt.,
beautiful lot with trees, assume
CT loan Of Sl7,500. Pc. 2-3l40.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
WHEATON, assume $4,000, 4lses;
move in; lovely 4-bedrm. split; din
nm, rec. rm. Asking S20,S00.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE, 10. 5-1a50
WHEATON, ARCOLA AREAS new
3-bedrm.. 2la-bath rambler, with
full bsmt.; asphalt tiled: price
| S24,750. Also 4-bedrm.. 3-bath
side Split-level at S2S,500 and l
front-to-back split-level features
| 3 DedrmS., IN DathS; 2Z-ft. uV.
nm. wifirepl.. den; 17-ft. din rm.
! and lift: elec. kit, Prize. &c.,
RENICK CONSTRUCTION CO..
MA 2-1199; ewes, EN-. 3-93l7
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE-EAR-
LY AMERICAN CHARM, antique
brick split-level home in move-in
condition. Dream kitchen. Colo
NAL din. rm., 2 fireplaceS, den,
patio, R-acre Handicapped lot.
Price, S29,a50. HUGH T. PECK,
Rockville. GA. 4-6575.
WOODSIDE PARK = Luxurious 4 :
bedrm. center hall brick home
in Silver Springs most picturesque
area, large din. rm.. den with
firepl., jalousied play rm., "a
| baths. immense rec. rm. with
| tirepl.: maids nm; gear garaEe:
| "a acre: beautifully planted yard
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
TAKOMA PARK
Prize Reduced

owner leaving for Florida. Abso-
lutely immaculate home: 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths, large kitchen with
pantry and breakfast nook: full
basement has maids room, full
room; attractive lot. detached ga
rage. Reduced to SlS.500 for i'm
mediate sale; only $4,000 down
or will consider FILA.
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH AREA; s14,5OO-'
"a acre. 25-ft. living dining area,
equipped kitchen, washer, tiled
bath, attic: near schools, shops.
bus. Assume 40 CT loan or $3.50
cash. S95 mo. FLA. LUCILLE
COOK, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
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CONTINUED on Next PagO
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CAPITAL REALTY co,

hhALIOHS - WE. b-0200
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rambler;
6Oxl70 lot, fenced and land
Scaped; mr.. schools; full daylight
basement with rec. rm., outside
praisal. OWNER. WE. h-2Rl0.
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GARRETT PARK, in the George
hook brick rancher on q beauti-
fully Handicapped lot: 3 bedrms.,
super kitchen with eye-level units,
dishwasher and disposal, fireplace.
lovely clubroom with powder rm.;
aluminium storm windows: fencing:
only S21,500. Call 10. 5-0S44
ttii o
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TAKOMA PARK-Extra spacious
expandable brick Cape Cod
WILL PAY ITS WAY"
wIincome producing terrace apt
w J. NICHOLAS HF. A-1OOO
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Ramblers-splits-bi-levels. Modern as
tomorrow; 3 or bedrms., 2 or
3 baths, Ice. din. ell, mod. kit.
and fin. mRhog. rec. rm. Priced
for Quick sale at &22.950 to S23,-
$50. FHA or conventional.
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ALEX.-RoW brick on corner. Ex-
eel. cond.; 3 bedrms.; l blk. Fair
hngton shop. ctr. FLA appraisal:
ahnut SAnn dn CT R-R123
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WooDLAWN AREA = Moderate
interest loan at $50 a mo. for
unique 3-bedrm. rambler. Many
extras, including storm windows,
paved drive and patio. No quail
flying. Quick possession.
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EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLE
FOUR-B ROOM CAPE
COD: ideal for the large
family: close TO Prince
Georses Plaza, churches and
schools. Bright. full bsnt.:
large din. area, completely
redec., inside and out.
Level, fenced yard: S16.750:
FLA and VA financing
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.EX. SOuTH
4 BEDROOMS

& BEDROOMS
Only $1O4 per mo. pays all on
this lovely Cape Cod; 8 huge
closets; on bus line: close in To-
cation. Call XII. $4,000.
WILLIAM z. BARNES CO.. INC.
ALL BRICK, Q BEDROOMS. full
bsmt., lge. liv. room with firepl.,
permanent stairway to attic. sep
din. rm., good location, S17,500
Don't hesitate to call TO g.
LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-94O0.
AN UNUSUAL FIND!-Immaculat s
3-bedrm. rambler on large, level
lot which offers privacy. Large
living dining rm., bright equipped
kitchen, front and rear patios.
Only $4,000; $500 down; S97
per mo-, PITT. F. W. BERENS
Realtor, Alexandria office, SO
ANNANDALE-split- level: 4 bed.
rms, 2h baths; GI loan. 400:
BristoW dr.. CT. 6-2773. No ACTS
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.

NEAR D. c. LINE
Large semidet. home; liv. rm.. din.
Tm;. equipped Kit den: End n;
bath. finished attic. full bsmt.,
shower and toilet: oil h.-w.h.:
drive from street.
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wOODSIDE PARK = Luxurious A.
bedrm. center hall brick home
in Silver Springs most picturesque
area, large din. nm. den with
baths, immense rec. rm. with
firepl.: maids nm; gear garage:
"a acre: beautifully planted yard
GRAY-KESSINGER 4 CO., INC.
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WHEATON, = so MUCH FOR so
LITTLE. 3-bedrm. Colonial, de
luxe kitchen. separate din. rm.;
attractive lot. Price, S12,500.
H. T. PECK. Rockville, GA. 4-6575
WHEATON, WOODS. must sell
Brick rambler. 2 bedrms.. extra
large kit. fun bsmt.: very nice
area. Priced at S15.95O. 10.
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SILVER SPRING = Assume hrEt
loan; 3-bedrm. brick rambler in
a choice location: de luxe kitchen
fireplace, full basement: fenced
lot; priced S1S,95O. HUGH T
PECK. Rockville. GA. A-R57h
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

AREAS BEST BUY - 1-aere lot
with 2 older homes. located mr..
Martins woods; good buy for
handyman; only $4,000.
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WHEATON, WOODS = $3.50 down
buys this FLA approved 3-bedrm
brick rambler with rec. rm. in
bSmt. Fenced yard. Schools, bus.
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A heart warming 3-bedrm.
Jewel is this conveniently
located rancher. Eye appeal?
Yes, ell-elec. kit. in color
sep: din. rm., big rec. rm.
with firepl.: sliding glass
doors to terrace. Beautiful
wooded area in rear. A fine
home that is sure to delight
you. In new house condi-
ton. Asking S26,500.
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SIMMER

Stone Colonial, liv. rm., separate
din I'm. large kit. library, pow
der room, bedrms.. 2 baths;
nice screened porch; rec. rm.; q
car garage. Ewes, call Mr.. Laux
EN-. 3-3637.
w. C. g. A. N. MILLER DEv. Co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
RealtorR EN-. 2-4464
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TOPS IN TRADES"
SUBURBAN 3ES p r. dHAHE MGT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, MG

FOUR CORNERS AREA-Immacu-
late 4-bedrm. Cape Cod on fenced
level lot; Gil NO MONEY DOWN!
Sf4,o5O.
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GARDENERS. NATURE LOVERS
3-bedrm. rambler; full basement,
y acres: 5 mi. Springfield. Only
$3.50. FILA min. down. FUTURA
REAL ESTATE, INC, CT. 5000.
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ALMOST NEW-3-bedrm. brick and
f sec Frs snlngle TsmoleE overlooking
picture window, de luxe table
space kit, big full bSmt. with
semifinish rec. rm., l2-bath and
walk-out entrance to patio. As
sumo 49Ifo CT loan.
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