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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-10-19
Assignee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

Under and by virtue of the power
Of sale contained in a certain mort
gage from Richard Eugene Leigh
ton and Wanda Ramsey Leighton,
his wife. bearing date the LIST day
of February, 1860, and recorded in
Liber RID. No 225, folio 568 &c,
one of the Mortgage Records of
Garrett County. MARYLAND. default
having occurred under the terms
and conditions thereof, and said
mortgage having been duly as
signed to the undersigned for the
purpose of foreclosure. | hereby
give notice that | will on
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c r EGO RVS
Refrigeration Service
Mt. Lake Park. Nd.
Dial DE 4-4192

SILVER LAKE open all year.
Good food, large dance floor,
heated cabins and motel. Winter
sports We cater to groups. ADV.
Stiff
APPLIANCE REPAIRING All
types and makes, called for and de-
livered if desired. Acme Repair
Service, phone DE 4-2129. ADV.
33-24t@
ALL MAKES Sewing Machines
cleaned, oiled and adjusted Work
guaranteed. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Dealers, Alder street, Oak
land.-Adv. 33-tf.
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WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia.
Mary r. Martin, Mt Lake Park,
Md, phone DE 4-3141 or DE A.
2224.-Adv 20-tf.
PIANO TUNING and Repairing.
Reasonable rates, all work guaran-
teed. The Music Shop, phone DE A.
1922. ADV. 16-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR OALE
FOR SALE-Sorrel mare, $4,000.
Call DE 4-3489.-Adv 34-3t
FOR SALE - Purebred Corrie-
dale ram Phone DE 4-4757. ADV.
34-3t
FOR SALE-Palomino Colt. Z
months old, S1250O. Call DE 4-3489.
ADV. 34-3t.
FOR SALE-Two 36-in. single
cots, complete. Call SH 6-4112. =
ADV. 34-tf
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I will sell the following person.
al property at my store, located in
the west end of the town of Grants
VILE Maryland. on
SATURDAY, OCT. 81, 1861
Beginning at o'clock Sharp, EST
One 4-burner Universal gas
Range. l Bendix electric Dryer,
80 gal. glass lined hot water gas
Tank with gas side arm heater, 2
Beds with springs, l Dresser with
mirror. l Dresser without Mirror:
l round extension Table, drop leaf
Table. 6 straight Chairs, l Duncan
Phyfe drum Table, library Table,
gas space Heater. bathroom gas
Heater, / roll Linoleum, l oak
kitchen Table, 81 Bed and
Springs, glass top coffee Table,
steel Cabinet, roll top Desk, 8
straight Chairs, some small Stands,
high Chair, Sled, wash Tubs, gar
den Sprayer, l Wise, 36-in. pipe
Wrenches, bolt Cutter, Anvil, ac-
count Register, loft meat Case
with compressor, walk-in Cooler,
7 show Cases of different lengths,
computer Scales, platform Scales,
6 volt battery Charger, "a in. cleo
trio Drill, lot small hand Tools, i
man Saw, 10 in. rotary lawn Now
err l reel power Mower, 2 boom
ing Chains. l lot aluminium Roof
ing, l 612 in. electric power Saw,
chick size battery Breeders, 5
deck starting battery Brooder, l
4 deck finishing Brooder, 1 lot of
chick Feeders, l lot broiler Feed
ers, 1 lot Fountains.
One Ford F5OO 1857 model IL
ton Truck with IS it. flat, good
tires, good shape, will be offered
for sale if not sold before sale.
Many articles not mentioned.
Terms of sale-Cash.
w. HAROLD MILLER,
Owner, Grantsville, Md.
Phone TW 5-5665
Harry Collier, Auctioneer,
Accident, Md, Phone VA 6-8242
ADV. 33-2t.
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Classified Advertising
MISCELLANEOUS

WILL DO Baby Sitting in my
home DE 4-4777-Adv 1926.
DOZER WORK WANTED-Call
DE 4-4065 after p. m. ADV. 2l-tf
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FOR Guernsey heifer to
freshen in December, Guernsey
heifer to freshen in March, 1949 "a
ton Chevrolet truck, 1941 CheVro-
let car. Phone DE 4-4295. ADV.
34-2t
FOR SALE-1949 Chevrolet 2
door sedan, good tires, good run
ming condition, $4,000; also gas
heater 10000 BTU, same as new,
$500 Stanley Dewitt, Crellin, Md,
phone DE 4-4595. ADV. 34-2t#
FOR SALE-Milk cooler, cap. 6
loyal cans; Surge Mccormick
electric cream separator Ezra W.
Supple, "a mile Southeast on Key
stone St Meyersdale, Pa, phone
ME 4-96O8, or write RID 8, Box l.
ADV SALT
FOR SALE - Warm Morning
stove, No. Burnside and 2 other
heating stoves, Majestic cook stove,
bathtubs with legs, 6-cylinder
Chevrolet pickup, very good con-
diton; cabinet sink, commode. j.
w. Holman, phone SH 6-2501,
Friendsville, Md. ADV. 32-2t
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For Sole or Rent

Fay's Tavern. EVANSVILLE, Nd,
with 4-room and bath apart
ment on second floor. Contact
Robert Rush, Box 1873, Grants
Vile, MARYLAND.
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FOR SALE-House trailer, 8x36,
in good condition. Call Jack Fike,
Eglon. ADV. 31-4t*
FOR SALE-Used cars and used
furniture. Ritchie's, Inc, North Bird
St. Oakland. ADV. 36-tf
FOR SALE - Two registered
Aberdeen Angus bulls, service age.
Top breeding, excellent pedigree.
Wayne Brooks Hamilton, Jr, call
DE 1926. ADV. 33-tf
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
sWANTON PROPERTY

SWANTON PROPERTY
One-half mile from Swanton on
Route 495, is the location of this
Well-built home.
Has part basement. piped warm
air heat and a coal fired furnace
Enclosed back porch, large kitch-
en-, double living room, three bed
rooms and bath. Garage has a
three-room apartment above APP
proXimately IA acres of land.
Priced to sell.
FARM AND LAND
Farm for sale. IS acres. Green
Glade road near Deep Creek Lake.
Five-room house with bath and
electricity. $500.
MAYBERRY-POLAND
REALTY AGENCY
8 Green Street
Piedmont, w. Va.
ROBERT n. MAYBERRY
Office Phone: Ell 5-3001
ADV. 34-2t
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PUBLIC SALE

We will sell all the following
personal property at our home,
located in Grantsville, Maryland,
on
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RATS AND MICE eliminated
forever Get Star. Safe, sure
guaranteed. Browning Hdwe. and
City Rolling Mill. ADV 28-10t#
LAMINATE your drivers license,
social security card or other valu-
able papers for only 35c each.
BroWning's Hardware. ADV. lift
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F o R S AL E

Aluminium Siding $3.50 per so.
3 Track Storm Windows 1895
| inch thick aluminium Storm
Doors with screen and hard
ware ....................23. 1885
24x24 Window Glass. ..ea. 69c
PIPER ELECTRIC co.
Oakland, Md. DE 4-2643
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LOST

LOST
LOST-Black male Manchester
dog, in Loeb Lynn. Mrs. Law
renee Groves, phone DE 4-34O2.
ADV 31-2t
LOST-Black and tan German
Police dog wearing tag No. 1865.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of this dog please contact Harry
E. Miller, Accident, Md, VA g.
8148. Reward. ADV. 32-2t
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WANTED ....

WANTED Cub scout uniform,
size 8. Phone DE 4-3146. ADV. 81
1t
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PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm, I will offer
for sale 2l2 miles south of Red
House. my livestock and other per-
sonal property. on
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THE 2Sth DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1861
pa1ipn;no AZ Inn M

Beginning at l:UO r. vi.
One Guernsey Cow, l Guernsey
Heifer, coming fresh: Holstein
Feifers. bred; 4 Holstein Heifers,
open. Cattle are 7. B. and Bangs
tested.
One Ford Tractor, l set Plows,
1 Superior disc Drill, 1 lime
Spreader. l three-section Harrow,
spike tooth Harrow, l Weeder for
tractor, l lot Oats, lot Corn, l
lot baled Hay, lot Straw.
Antique Furniture: Bureau,
Dresser: kitchen Cabinet, dining
room Outfit, 9 piece; rocking
Chairs. living room Suite, 3 Beds,
sewing Machine, egg Washer, iron
Kettle, 20-gal; numerous other ar
ticles.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Elmer C. Shaffer, Owner,
Route 2, Oakland, Md.
Lorenzy Roy, Auctioneer
ADV. 33-3t.
NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING
Persons are hereby warned not
fn bt1,1t m. tho nrOr-
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PUBLICSALE
ADV. 34-3t

I will sell the following person.
al property at my store, located in
the west end of the town of Grants
vile. Maryland on
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At the home of the late Howard
Fike, deceased. located at Vim,
near new Meyersdale Joint High
school. ! mile south of Meyersdale,
Pa
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Commissioners Meeting

Adv. 32-5t
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Opening lead: Ten Of clubs.
West had Q sinking feeling
when the dummy case down
with the jack Of trumps. He
had been hoping to get two
trump tricks. and now it
looked as though he'd get only
one. Still there was always the
chance for Q spot Of magic.
East took the opening club
lead with the ace and returned
the 10 Of diamonds. West took
the ace Of diamonds and re-
turned the suit for lack Of
anything better to do. It was
clear that South had all the
missing high cards for his
opening bid Of one no-trump.
Declarer won the second dia-
mond with dummy's queen and
led q trump to the ace. West
dropped the 10 Of spades on
this trick, and the effect was
magic.
Safety Play
South could afford to lose one
trump trick, but not two. II
West had the doubleton queen
10 Of spades. South could make
the rest Of the tricks by lead
ing out the king Of spades.
This play would give declarer
only an unimportant over
trick, he saw.
But what If West had the
singleton 10 Of spades2 Then
East would eventually get two
trump tricks with the queen
and nine. defeating the
contract.
To avoid this fate, South
cooked Up safety play" He
crossed to the dummy with the
queen Of hearts and led the
jack of spades through East.
II East had Q-9-x Of spades.
he would be limited to one
trump trick. and the contract
would still be safe even II West
had started with the double
ton queen-10.
Alas for poor South. East
discarded Q diamond. and de-
clarer saw too late that he had
been flummoxed. Now West
was sure to get two trump
tricks.
t5s ~ 1.s4e y
Evening star., 1961-02-20
SpeeiuI medicine relieves these missries effectively
cut Of 10 women tested found happy middeags aguinI
.nI AND LOIS
EHE BERRYs
THE TooDLEs .
camp

TOO many women give in" to
change OF f-lifel Instead Of en-
$oytR1 middle-age, they spend
hoge years In misery ;. nervous
as Q cat, smothered by hot
3ashes", 90 weak they feel only
alf-alivel Result? They're too
tired, too tense to give their
husbands real companionship.
Don't let Il happen to youi
To-day, most women can go
&smiling through" those trying
years with Pinkhayn Tabletsl
ThiS clinic tested combination
6f medicines (including iron),
Nas specially developed for the
ailments iDonses alone suffer.
Ne cessly shossl
N doctors tests, woman after
lcman found new relief from
Evening star., 1961-02-20

those awful hot flashes, pres.
sure, tension. Feeling more like
themselves again, q happy fam
fly life could be resumed. 8 out
Of 10 tested got striking relief
with Pinkharn Tablets alone
no expensive shotsl
80 don't let change-of life
bring tragedy to your home. Get
Lydia e. PinkhaIn Tablets from
druggists. Take them daily, like
vitamins. See II tension and
physical distress aren't both re-
hevedl See II you don't flnd new
peace-of mind tool
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Daily Question

Partner opens with one no
trump l6 to 10 points, and
the next player bids two clubs.
You hold:
A.3 2S72 . l0oS52 &A543
Answer: Pass. You may beat
two clubs II the opponents
stay there. but you have very
little to contribute to the de-
fense against two Of q major
suit. If you bid or double. you
will probably get too high or
influence your partner to
double o makeable contract.
What do you say?
CcopyriEht. 1851. Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star., 1961-02-20
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Evening star., 1961-02-20
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED sHEINWOLD
Block Magic
SteuIs Trick

Don't believe the magician's
statement that the hand i
quicker than the eye. This is
true only when you allow him
to steer your gaze in the wrong
direction. The same thing can
happen in q bridge hand.
South dealer.
North-south vulnerable.
NORTH
AJ765
0AQJ5
oQ7
&QJ6
WEST EAST
AclOs2 IS
0943 0872
nA63 olO9052
%109S AA543
SOUTH
AAKo4
0K106
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AK72
South West North East
INT Pass 2& Pass
2A Pass - All Pass
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25
Tree Leaves In Teapot.

DENVER (AP(-A tempest in a
teapot means nothing to Mrs. Hell
en- Stanley. She's too busy grow
ing a garden in one.
Tiny gardens that really grow
have been major interest of the
Denver woman for 25 years. She
makes them aus remembrances for
friends, as gifts for hospitals and
as surefire amusement item for
her grandchildren.
Seem as though / always have
a grandchild in kindergarten and
they love these for their show -and-
tell hour" she said.
Her arrangements have many
themes. A blue glass chicken, bare
ly three inches long, holds a clus-
ter of hens-and-c chickens plants.
A pottery bowl is the setting for
a Mexican village with 1illiputian
figures, a tiny church and q vari-
cites of cactus. A dolls teacup
holds plant called baby's tears.
Mrs. Stanley works mainly with
miniature cactus she gets in Gail
ifornia, because of it's ability to
adjust and live almost anywhere.
She also scours the Colorado
mOuntainsides for tiny flowers and
plants.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25
Hoirdryer For The Lady

OTTAWA (AP)-The Canadian
Prime Minister and other Cabinet
Ministers have met their match in
Judy La Marsh. the only female
MP in the liberal opposition
The parliamentarian from Mag
"a already has a reputation for
snappy retorts in the heat of de-
bate, having the last word. and bat
Ting for more feminine influence
in government.
She was elected only last year.
Besides urging that competent
women be appointed to cabinet
posts, she also wants a sink, a
hair dryer. and beauty operator
in one of the Parliament buildings.
She points out that male members
have barber shops, tailor shops,
steam baths and massage service.
To take her $4,000 year job.
she abandoned her law practice-"a
financial catastrophe" lives in one
room. and boards her pet poodle.
Miss La Marsh served with the
Canadian Women's Army Corps
during the war. interpreting Jap
anese for Allied intelligence BRAN
ches.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25

EGGS STAY FRESH FOR SIX
MONTHS - Keeping six-month
supply of fresh eggs on hand was
unheard of in Grandma's day. But
the magic of modern freeZers has
made it possible for you home
makers not only to store large
quantities of eggs but also to take
advantage of lower prices when
eggs are plentiful in your local
market.
To determine how many eggs
you should buy at bargain prices
for use during the coming
months, first figure out how many
whole eggs. whites and yolks you
think you'll need for cakes. GUS
tards, scrambled eggs and ONE
lets. Next. decide how much
freezer space you can set aside
for storing eggs. Then buy ac-
cordingly.
Getting eggs ready to freeze is
easy. Just remove the shells and
place the eggs in rigid freezer
cartons In the quantities the re-
cipes you plan to use call for. For
example, if you plan to make an
angel food cake for your sons
birthday next month, put the num-
Der of egg whites you'll need for
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25

the cake in freezer container,
label it and put it into the freez-
err. They'll stay fresh for three TO
six months.
There is just one little trick to
freezing egg yolks by themselves
or with the whites. To prevent the
yolks from thickening and becom-
ing hard during storage, add some
salt or sugar to them before freez-
ing. Ii you're freezing whole eggs.
use / teaspoon of salt or l table
spoon of sugar for every cups
of eggs. For egg yolk alone. use
2 teaspoons of salt or 2 table
spoons of sugar for every 2 cups
of yolks. Whether you add salt or
sugar will depend on what you
plan to use the eggs for later. If
the eggs are intended for use in
cake batter. you'll want to add
sugar. For scrambled eggs use
salt To prevent a possible dis
aster. it's a good idea to mark on
the freezer container which pre-
sentative you've added.
Never fill the freezer containers
all the way up TO the top. The
eggs viii expand as they freeze
requiring additional space and if
room for this expansion isn't pro-
vided. the container may burst
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25

A. Yes. 100000 However, for
the purpose Of computing this limit
bonds issued to co-owners may be
applied TO the holdings Of either
or apporttpned between them. Thus
3 co-owners could legally pur-
chase a total of $4,000 H Bonds
in calendar year.
@. Having purchased the limit
of II Bonds may the buyer also
purchase z Bonds In that same
calendar year?
A. Yes. f Bonds have their own
purchase limit which is $4,000
maturity value (S7,500 issue price,
for any calendar year for each
cO-owner.
@. Is the interest taxable?
A. Interest is not exempt from
federal income taxes. The bonds
are subject to estate inheritance,
gift or other excise tax, Federal
or State, but are exempt from all
taxation imposed on the principal
or interest by any State, pos
session or local taxing authority.
@. Where are II Bonds sold?
A. Banks and other financial in
situations will accept and forward
applications to the nearest Federal
Reserve bank or branch for de-
livery by mail to the registered
owner.
@. May Series Fl Bonds be pur-
chased in exchange for Series +
Savings Bonds?
A. Yes. In this case any in
terest accommodating on the f. Bonds
need not be reported for income
tax payment until the year the II
Bonds received in exchange are
redeemed, otherwise disposed OF,
or finally mature, whichever is
earliest. Exchanges OF Series r
into Series II must be made in
multiples of $500.
@. How does the II Bond differ
from the E Bond?
A. The E Bond sells for seventy
five per cent Of it's face or ma
turity value, whereas the H Bond
sells at par or face value. Through
0periodic interest accumulations,
the E Bond reaches its face value
at maturity years, 8 months. The
H Bond pays interest by check
every six months, and natures in
10 years.
@. Who buys II Bonds?
A. II Bonds are designed for
those people who want guaran-
teed current income from savings.
Here's how interest is paid. IL
you own $1,000 H Bond you re-
ceive from the Treasury Depart
ment an interest check twice
year for ten years. The first
check is for IS, the next $14.5O,
the third SIG. The next II checks
are for $40, paid every six months
until maturity. At the end OF 10
years you will have received
$37S.50 in interest on your savings.
q. Is the II Bond eligible for
use as collateral?
A. No.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25
Y. 5. Servings Bonds
Question And
Answer Box

Q. What is a Series II Savings
Bond?
A. 1t is a security issued by the
us. Government that pays three
and three-Quarter per cent inter-
est to the holder when held to
maturity.
q. What is the maturity period
A. Ten years from issue date.
Q. How is the interest paid?
A. BY u. S. Treasury check,
every six months.
q. Do these checks vary in
amounts?
A. Yes, there are three different
amounts of checks depending on
how long the bond has been held.
The investment yield increases the
longer the bond is held. 1t av-
erages over two and one-half per
cent the first year and half, then
yield schedule is comparable TO
that Of the r Bond.
Q. Who may purchase II Bonds?
A. Individuals and all other in
vestors, except commercial banks,
Q. In what denominations?
A. II Bonds are issued in de-
nominations $500. $1,000, $4,000,
$4,000.
@. May II Bonds be issued in
the names Of two persons as CO.
owners?
A. Yes. They may also be is
sued in the name Of one person
with or without beneficiary, and
in the names Of fiduciaries, in
Guiding legal guardians or COM
mittees or trustees Of public and
private trust estates: and public
and private organizations.
Q. Is there any limit on the
amount of II Bonds any individual
may purchase in calendar year,
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25
----OIO-
WORM MAN

+ FRANKLIN LAKES, n. ]. (AP)-
Herman banners raises five mill
ion worms a year. but none should
ever see the end of a fish hook.
banners sells his worms to organ
ic gardeners from all over the
world.
Worms recondition the soil, they
dig tunnels which hold moisture,
and their castings make the finest
possible topsoil. banners says. Or
ganic gardeners use the worms in
stead of chemical fertilizers.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25

NEW YORK (AP)-Dave Budd,
& foot-6 forward, will be back for
his second season with the New
York KnickerbOckers. The former
Wake Forest star, a resident OF
Woodbury., N. ]. missed the Knicks'
final Is games last season due to a
severe virus. He was the teams No.
2 draft choice in 1860. His .432 field
goal percentage was second on the
team to Dick Garmaker's .445.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25

CASPER, Wyo. (AP)-Bill JONES
forgot to bring along his fishing
pole when he went on a fishing
trip on the North Platte river near
here.
His companion, Tom Cooper,
rugged up pole from piece OF
driftwood and a piece OF balipg
wire
JONES caught four nice trout.
Cooper, decked out with an expen-
sive outfit, landed none.
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25

BUFFALO. n. Y. (AP)-When a
17-year-old youth held up a neigh
borhood branch of a savings &
Loan Association, he wasted no
time falling into the clutches of the
law. He leaped a fence and fell into
the clutches of off-duty 1t. Rocco
Navarro. sunbathing in his back
yard. The $4,000 loot was recover
ed
Milford chronicle., 1961-08-25
600

In the winter of 1886 abnorm-
ally heavy rains caused Bull Greek
to flood and rampage through
Humboldt Redwood State Park
southeast of Eureka, Calf. In a
few hours the wild stream under
cut and toppled 800 major trees.
Evening star., 1961-08-25
RIGGS MANOR
APARTMENTS WANTED
COOPERATIVE APTs.

COUPLE, Colored; desires 2-bedrm.
apt. in upper NV. Call after 6
pm. TU. 2-S66S.
Evening star., 1961-08-25

WHEAToN-Glamour plus at no
extra cost: immaculate 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, eXquisitely treated
throughout, luxurious carpetiIlg,
firepl. in spacious liv. rm., spar
king complete kit. wItable space,
superb rec. rm.; excellent lots
Evening star., 1961-08-25
WILDWOOD MANOR AREA-New,

3-bedrm., 21a-bath, brk.. Colonial
on nice lot: beautiful kit. din.
rm., firepl., tiled bsmt. with "a
bath: S26,950. LO. 5-S630.
G. A. SCHLESINGER co.
Evening star., 1961-08-25
BLUE CHIP

Split level: 8 bedrooms, 2 baths
REC. ROOM: S21,950. See ou
Ssst SsS S1FEssips n ss1 G1 tif Hf9,es s:eo court to
RIPLEY COMPANY. REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-08-25
I. L. LEWIS

REALTORS Lo. 5-433o
WHEATON-Vacant! Assume huge
"5 BEDROOM brk. home VIZ
baths and rec. rm. Only S19,500
wIS1,SO0 dn. Call 10. 4-55O0 or
C. paul hickman, inc.
Evening star., 1961-08-25
LO. $3.50

ROCK CREEK PALISADES. arount
. real good buy; all-brk. Cap
Cod. 4 bedrms.. full baths
rec. rm.. fenced yard and patio
Move IN today.
KENSINGTON-A- darling startel
OF q home in lovely area.
bedrmS., large kitchen. larg
rooms. fenced-in yard; vacant
move in now; only S14.b0O.
PARKWOOD, 8 Minis. from NH
A beautiful home to see. on |
corner lot. Three bedrms.. pine
paneled jalouSied room. sep. din
rm.. beautiful firepl. in liv. I'm
Make offer.
Evening star., 1961-08-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MONTGOMERY HILLS - Immacu
late brick and stone rambler Wa
bedrms., 3 baths, true center hall
rec. rm., scr. porch. garage: CEN,
IRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
lovely level lot: summer kit. II
bsmt.: carpeting. drspeS; S33,500
ROBERT H. KENT g. CO.. JU
9-S900.
NEW HAVEN SPLIT "A bedrms.
wall-to-wall carpet; large 4I7 g,
loan can be assumed: SCI $50
JU. 5-7611.
BEERS BROS.
Evening star., 1961-08-25

PARKWOOD = Assume huge loan.
Move at once; immac. all-brick
corner Cape Cod; tiled basement;
PECK, Bethesda, OIL. 6-9I7O. LIST
WITH US FOR RESULTS.
Evening star., 1961-08-25
POTOMAC OVERLOOK - custom

PUIUMAC UVEhLUUh - CuSJOm'
designed, new brick and frame
contemporary homes; located on
a wooded hillside with panoramic
views of the Potomac from the
liY, rm.. poTches and balconies;
bedrms., (master oedTm. mas
ing on balcony. 2 baths, family.
sized din. rms, all-elec. kits. with
excellent working and storage
space: study and full bath or
living level; rec. rm. and powder
rm. at ground level; double car
port: S49,500 and S53,500. KOR'
zENDORFER REALTOR, OIL. A.
Sill til 9.