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struct docking facilities at the end
of Cedar Island. He recommended
that the State purchase six small,
surplus liberty ships to use as a
breakwater and to form a harbOr
for the new permanent landing.
Some Dredging Will Be Needed
The commission will charge the
same tolls for the boat as those
charged by the Taylor brothers.
This is $6.75 for cars, including
the driver, $2.75 for each adult
passenger and $1.25 for each child
under IL. Rates for cars with trail
ers start at $10.75.
Babcock said moving the vessel
to Cedar Island would allow it to
make two trips a day and cut the
travel time one-way from four
hours to two and half hours.
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WITH THE SICK

Mrs. Mary O'Neal is in Abe
marie Hospital for treatment, and
is expected to be transferred to a
rest home.
Carson w. Davis has returned to
his home in Manteo. greatly i'm
proved after several weeks treat
ment in Leigh Memorial Hospital,
Norfolk.
Mrs. Brown Etheridge is expect
ed home this week after treatment
in Norfolk General Hospital.
Horace A. Dough has been under
going treatment at Johnston Willis
Hospital, Richmond.
Mrs. Lizzie Dough has been very
ill at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Ray Greet, near Manteo.
Mrs. Eliza Thyme of Manteo is
critically ill in the Albemarle Hos.
ptal, Elizabeth City, Mrs. Thyme il
SO years of age.
Mrs. Cecil Mann is a patient il
Norfolk General Hospital, Norfolk
Va, receiving treatment for bacl
injuries sustained in a. recent fall
" Mrs..-Betty Gaskill is a patient
the Albemarle Hospital, Elizabetl
City.
Dan Harris of Mays Head j:
seriously ill in a Norfolk, Va. hos
pital.
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CHAMBER
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of projects completed in the recent
past, current projects, proposals
and projected plans for the near
and distant future:
Fishing certificates to sports
fishermen, disqualification plan for
our members, backing U. S. 1853
bypass, worked out plan for gar
bage collection, working for road
from Virginia Beach, answer over
5000 inquiries a year and provide
members with list-Lost Colony
folders included with all material
sent out, newspaper advertising,
highway signs, several large road
side signs directing travel to Dare
in construction, locating a number
of new year around residents, mo-
ton pictures, supply literature to
travel agencies, Chambers of Com
merce, AAA Clubs, etc., booth at
the State Fair, representatives to
travel shows-brochures, news let
tiers, convention seeking, appropri-
ated and raised some money for
books in library-Kitty Hawk
School, bridge over Oregon Inlet,
development of new industry and
commerce, convention hall, water
supply, sewerage disposal and san
itation, coming, police protection,
development of harbors and chan
nels, establishment of bureau of
statistics, protection of fishing in
terest, establishment of picnic ar
cas-.
"The committees listed below
are broken down into numerous
other committees that work on
projects of the type listed above:
Finance, Ways and Means, Roads
and Bridges, Advertising and Pro-
motion, Industrial Business, Audit
ing, Insurance Hospital Water,
Membership, Community Planning,
Fire Protection and Health, We'll
come, Erosion Control and Storm
Rehabilitation, New Statistical
Bureau).
at is impossible in this letter
to cover the many things that are
constantly brought to US for at
tention; however, we think it is
easy to see we have an active
Chamber of Commerce working for
everyone"
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CRAFTMAN'S FAIR

COLUMBIA - The Albemarle
Craftsman's Fair to be held at the
Armory in Elizabeth City April
1920 was reported by Mrs. Orvills
A. Howett, and that those interest
ed in an exhibit in this fair should
notify the Home Agent by Feb. 16
Eight clubs were represented by
10 members. Devotion was given
by Mrs. Dan Davis, ending with
thought of the day 1.-THE Holy
Spirit Can Make Us Strong. Two
selections prayer Hymn "DeaI
Lord and Father" and Aunt Din
abs Quilting Party" accompanied
by Mrs. Lee r. Barnes were led by
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MALACHrS CHAPEL CHURCH
WINS LEAGUE HONORS

COLUMBIA. - Malachi's Chapel
Free Will Baptist League at the
AIbemarle League of the Free Will
Church in Plymouth Saturday
night came away with three hon
ors. They won the banner for the
largest attendance; a picture for
the highest grade on report blanks
and the "Sword Drill" by Miss
Loretta Midget, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Midget.
Those attending from here: The
Rev. Herbert Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Swain, Mrs. Calvin Reyn-
ODDS, Mrs. Bella Alexander, Mrs
Olive Reynolds, Mrs. B. M. Voliva,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Swain, ST.;
Mrs. Willie Brickhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry P. Swain, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Hearn, Ricky Swain, Law
renee Swain, Avery Morris, Loret-
ia Morris, Hope Morris, Teresa
Weatherly, Joyce Rhodes, Bud
Midget, Mary Beth Swain, Nancy
Hassell, Noel Swain, Bud Spencer
and Neil Hearn.
Those from Malachi attending
the Albemarle Union Meeting at
the Union Chapel Free Will Church
in Plymouth Saturday were the
Rev. Herbert Bryan, Mrs. Olive
Reynolds, Mrs. Belle Alexander
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Swain
Those attending the Albemarle
Sunday School meeting were the
Rev. Herbert Bryan, Mrs. Olive
Reynolds, Mrs. B. M. Voliva, Hope
Morris and Neil Hearn.
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supper next Sunday night Febru-
airy 18th to aid the Tyrrell County
Polio Drive. The supper will be in
the lunch room of the Columbia
High School, and serving will be
from $3.50 pm. until 7:p.m. The
price 81, as announced by Mrs.
Effie A. Brickhouse, Director.
Mrs. Clair E. Morris is patient
in Mary View Hospital in Ports
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Spruill Sr.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Simmons are
visiting their son Creston and his
family in Virginia Beach this week.
The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph A. Brick
house Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Brick
house Jr. spent Sunday visiting
Mrs. Simmons when they celebrat-
ed their sons 9Th birthday.
Mrs. Percy Sykes was a patient
in Beaufort County Hospital.
Mrs. Effie A. Brickhouse as Di-
rector, and Mrs. C. Earl Cahoon
as Woman's Chairman, both re-
ceived 20 year pins and certificates
of appreciation this week represen-
ting 20 years service from the Nat
ional Foundation March of Dimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence H. john
son were entertained at surprise
House Warming at their newly
built home,near here, Friday night.
Refreshments were spread. At
tenling were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
M. Pledger Jr.; Mrs. and Mrs.
Floyd E. Cohoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Lilley. Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ.
Bridgeman, The Rev. and Mrs.
Francis Cordray and children, Pam
Joyce and Elliott Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Bateman; Mrs. Willis Coop
er Jr.; Mrs. Tom VERIFY; Mrs. Tho
mas VERIFY Jr. and Miss Lynda
Knight.
At the regular meeting of the
Columbia Woman's Club Members,
who are deceased since the clubs
organization Oct. %, 1928 Mes
danes H. N. McClees, C. C. Sim
mons, May Primer, D. G. Combs,
Estelle Woodley Selby, Grace
Swain Spruill, w. J. Coffield, C. B.
McKeel, Roy j.. Hart and Miss
Clara Lowry, winll be held. Mrs.
Ann Davenport, Home Agent will
speak on wills. Hostesses will be
Mrs. T. w. Armstrong, Mrs. S. C.
Chaplin, Mrs. j. T. Alexander, Mrs.
E. ]. Brickhouse and Mrs. ]. G.
Brickhouse.
David Earl Smell, in trying to
organize a junior basket ball team
consisted of interested 9Th, 7th and
9Th grade boys held first meeting
Jan. 26. Twelve boys braved the
snow and sleet of that day for try
outs. Mrs. Smell expressed hope
that he could get enough for two
full teams with adequate substitu.
ties.
Il Funds received from the emo
TIERS March" of the Tyrrell Coun-
| ty Drive for the "March of Dimes
turned in up to Tuesday night to.
), tailed $121.16. The amounts by in.
dividual canvassers: Mrs. Rache
Spencer $19.45; Mrs. John A. Hard
ison &c.. Mrs. John Nelson $685.;
Mrs. B. F. Alexander $3.50; Mrs
H. L. Brickhouse $5.65; Mrs. Loui.
Sc Hales 1924; Mrs. Wash Bas.
night $3.87; Mrs. Ralph johnson
j 49,; Mrs. Jean B. Combs ST., Mrs
Catherine Cooper 1888, Mrs. Co
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DOCK
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college, and if they come out, they
seldom dream of getting into a pro-
ductive job and working their way
up to success. First off, they want
Civil service job, they think first
of security, retirement, hospitaliza.
ton free, all for much work., and
big pay.
And Mr.. Editor, too many Of
those who can't get on the Govern.
ment or State payroll, make a bee
line to get on the county payroll
and are happy if they can get yor
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BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ward of
Manteo announce the birth of a
son, weighing z pounds and 8 oun-
ces, January 81, in the Albemarle
Hospital, Elizabeth City. Mrs.
Ward is the former Dottie Davis.
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IN MEMORIAM

In memory of my dear sister,
Grace G. Ward, who died Febru-
airy 6, 1869.
A precious one from us has gone.
A voice we loved is still,
A place is vacant in our hearts
That never can be filled.
Friends may think we soon forgot
And our wounded hearts are healed
But they little know the sorrow,
That lies within our hearts con-
cealed.
Never will we forget you,
Never will your memory fade.
Fondest hopes will always linger,
Around your quiet and peaceful
grave.
A sister,
MRS. DESMOND ROGERS
Manteo.
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lumbus Sawyer $5.85, Mrs. Lydia
Cooper ST., Mrs. Estelle Basnight
$21., Mrs. w. A. Rhodes 1892,
Mrs. Marion Simmons $3.50.
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COURSES
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course.
DR.. Flowers will speak at 4:3O
and 7:30 pm. in Edenton, both lee
lures to be given at the Edenton
Restaurant. The lectures will be
held at 4:30 and 8 pm. in Kinston
at the Kinston Country Club.
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Mrs. D. N. Bridgeman.
Hot spiced tea and fruit cake
-,,nffins were served.
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FOR SALE: OLDS SO engine, COM
plete marine conversion. Less
than 100 hours since being COM
pletely rebuilt by Chesapeake Auto
Supply. In new condition. Make
offer. Tel. Norfolk Liberty 1899
after six pm. T-2-3-6tc
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(TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE: Allstate motorcycle,
1860 model. Good condition.
Price $275. May be seen at Meek
ms ESQ Servicenter, Write box
165, Darcy Etheridge, Wanchese,
N. Z. T-2-3-1tc
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ALEXANDRIA AREA - A..
sumption; 3-bedroom ram
bier with full basement, on
large corner lot. Rear Of
lot completely fenced, At
fordinE safe play area for
children; assume S14,S00
4laeo loan at 500 per mo.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

CHEVERLY, II You Please and
only $21,950, FLA appraised
Rose colored brick Cape Cod, with
4 extremely large bedrms., and 2
full baths, liv. rm. with firepl.
separate din. nm, de luxe kitchen
with diShwasher and disposal;
full bsmt. with built-in garage;
only S2,l00 down and reasonable
monthly payments: call til 9 pm
WA. $4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS
& CO. INC.
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BH0psn

MASS. AVE. EXT, by OWNER
White brk. rambler, desirable lot,
floor to-ceiling fireplace in liv.
rm., separate din. rm.. 3 bedrTns.
Il pRneled), 2 baths, porch, gar,
W. TO W. carpeting: Il blk. to eX-
press bus. S25,50 ONLY $4,000
trust or pay substantial cash and
assume small 40 loan. Open Sat,
l-6; Sun, 1-5. Out Mass. ave.
ext in Md. to the end. take
left fork onto Goldsboro I'd d,
Immediately turn TT. on Bannoch
I'd. continue blk. 10. 1907 and
house on. right. Oh. 6-S296. No
AGENTS please.
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DA-GREENWICH FOREsl

cSSs Hot Of pow6 6flRnii Ro9 81 f On
list FIR. screened porch, and a
low. low price Of only S20,950.
Don't fail to see today EN-. q
s206, DIS T R I c T-MARYLAND
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A. SIMMONS PROPERTIES
BIOL 8 st. NV. DE. 2-566O

aoWAR1 CO.. MD: MONTGOMERY
Knobs; Open Sat, S1s,250 includes
Tosd.rfSsIT .x. sn9Tict Esn Sag
with . modest price tag. Log
burning f.p. IN nv. rm., large bed
rms, featuring deep closets. Kit.
designed with the wife IN mind;
Dashboard hot-vater heat, stu
ated on Q scenic h-acre lot. d.
reettons: North on Rte. / to Rte.
103. left on 103, 4 miles to de-
yelopment. SECURITY REALTY
CO., SA. 7-4644.
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Shannon & Luchs
Realtors Since 1905

BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brk. ramb.
near MIMIC, NH, Acc, schools
churches, stores; large, wooded
yard, fenced: patio, roses, garden
$1S,750. EN-. 5-0529, 1912 May
field drive. No brokers.
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CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB

CUsToM-BUMT, centrally sir-con.
ditioned split-level; 4 bedrooms,
ga baths, family room, patio
screened porch; compare at S34
$50. Hillendale Forest. Call I'll
. pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT s
DAVIS A. CO., INC,
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6ETHIsDI COH1ssET : nam

BETHESDA COHASSET - Better
than new describes this lovely
brick rambler with 9 large bed
rooms, gu baths. extra de luxe
kitchen, recreation room. garage
and extras; low, low 30s. EN-.
5000. DISTRICT = MARYLAND
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BETHESDA - Brand-new, custom
built brick rambler; builders close
out. featuring center-hall entrance.
baths, 12x15 sep. din. nm, firepi.
in liv. rm. and rec. rm., modern
kit, garage, Dashboard hot-water
heat, plus many more features:
only $S5,25o; 20. 2-3l40;
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mr.. MOL: MINED. Poss.W3-bed
rm., 2-bath brk. split-foyer ram
bier; lge. lot, Sch. extras. Conv
mtg. Some cash needed. Owner
transf. BY OWNER, HE. 4-4906
Sill. SP., older home in close-in
area bedrms., 2 BIS, sep, din.
rm., bsmt. lge. 1ront pch,: wooded
level lot. Asking S15,a50. SLIGO
REALTY, Realtors. JU. $4,000.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT

BETH. LOCCST HILL ESTATESl
brk. colonial on lot 20 by 203.
adjoining park, den 20x10, pow
der rm, din. rm, dish washer etc,
walk out rec SS'F Fm, 't S0x15' WIS;
bath, garage. air coolers etc.
Low 3Rs. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7S00 til q.
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Shannon & Luchs

Rltrs. Since lBUb, bUUU Conn. Ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
q penny; Williamsburg Colonial
Lee. nv, rm., Florida rm. over
looks beaut. wooded lot: 3 bedTms.
attrac. rec. rm., gar. For dis.
eliminating buyers, S2S,500.
GIULIANO Real Estate OIL. 4-110C
BETHEsDA-S15,8bO: cute 3-bed.
nice neighborhood: many extras
e717 Montauk ave. EN-. 5-0a9l
BETHESDA-Splendid Colonial In
lovely Greenwich Forest. 3 bed
rms, liv. I'm. with firepl.. sep. din
rna., modern kitchen, rec. rrl. ano
huge screened porch; garage
BURrtcR-k zklArGH o. S-a4sa
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ASHbUhIUN, bbIH.-BpAcl0us DIX.
split-level. only S27.95O; dish
washer, ETC., In dinette: sep. din.
room, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, family
I'm. w/firepl. and u bath: carpet,
Grapes. etc; leaving town. SAM
UEL Z. BOGLEY OF MD, INC,
OIL. 6-7S00 It'll q
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Observation-Disclosures brick ram
bier: central air conditioning: at
tractive liy. rm., separate din. rm.,
de luxe kit: opening to large
screened porch; 3 bedrms. and 2
paneled rec. room, mahogany pan
eled library on lower level. Quick
possession. Priced for immediate
sale. 3 am.-9 pm. EN-. 2-7400.
METZLER. REALTOR.
BETHESDA; walk to bus and stores
--2-bedroom brick BUNGALOW: ga
rage, $4,000.
ANDRIS RLTY., OIL. 2-907O Till
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ROCKVMLE- 8-bedrm, rambler
IT, sf us "a. S'f g. nFs5 ssasc'd
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NORTHWOOD, Junior high schoo
area, kingsized all brick split.
level residence, in sparkling con.
dition. 3 bedrms.. den and powder
room. clubroom. gorgeous kitchen
dining room with patio adjoining
ONLY S24,990. Call 10. 5-0s44
til 9 pm.
shannon & I11nhe
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ALEX. AREA-RoSE HILL
By OWNER-Lovely 3-hedrn. brick
rambler. firepl.: fenced: patio,
carport: storm windows: drier;
newly dec: S1T,500 FLA, or as
sumo Gil loan. so. 5-573o. NO
AGENTS
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MB.
Bethesda Chevy Chase
and Mass. Ave. Areas
Exclusive LiStingS
tcONIlNUED)

CHEVY CHASE. ND. - g.
bedroom, 2-bath brick ram
bier. Good condition, nice
private lot. asking $4,000.
Ewes, OIL. 1924.
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AIR-CONDITIONED

114b-N[Nt1N1Jl IAJlNL(
Assume high 4'4eS loan on this
spotless 4-bedrm., 3-bath home.
M. River I'd. and Burning Tree
Walk to st. Bartholomew. Bright
family rrn., lge. kit, office or den
in bsmt.; Just listed Call now
S33,95o; Call OIL. 4-5s00 or, ewes"
MARGARET j. DUNKLEY, Rsaltor
BETHESDA-New listing; 4-bedrnn -,
2-bath home in excel. elose-in 10
Wyngate. Pull bsmt., firepl. in liv.
nm; and rec. I'm. Low dn. paymt.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
ROCKVILLE PIKE HA. 7-45O0
BETHESDA - Magnificent view
from 3-bedrm. brick-and-redwood
bi-level rambler; 2h baths. cen
ter hall, 2 fireplaces, rec. nm,
garage; many dogwood trees;
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-1415
BETHESDA AREA = Colonial style
brick split-level: formal separate
din. rm., screened porch, garage;
baths, ground-level rec. rm.: mr..
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4ei4Ib
BLAIR HIGH AREA - 3-bedrm
brick rambler. din. rm., bsmt.
fireplace. Give-a-way at SIS, $50
81 $50 On. and assume loan. Nc
agents. JU. 7-9041.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
Beautiful contemporary with 9
| bedrms., 3 fun baths; 2 patios
/ Q recreation rms; Ice. bright
/ kitchen. FULLY AIR-CONDI-
( TONED. in an area Of beautiful
homes. Ewes, cali MRS, FAHEY
W. c. a. A. N. MILLER DEv. co
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH %
I POTOMAC OFFICE
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MONROE

WE INVITE TRADES"
REALTORS so. $500
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HILDEBRAND co.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABLE TO PAY SETTLEMENT?
Q ST. 5ool CTS pay avn only ss0a5
per mo; fenced yard: storm win
dows and doors; quiet, dead-end
street.
HAGAN REALTY. INC. UN. 1858
H W ,JAEEPH Realtor
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bETHESDA-Walk to transporta-
ton, shopping, all schools. 3-bed.
room, 11z-bath Colonial. Firepl
separate dining room. screened
porch, rec. room with bar anC
kitchen, lovely, secluded lot. SCI.
$50. 1920 Kentbury dr., OIL
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field drive. No brokers.
BETHESDA-Wyng OF
secluded blvd. Conv. public, pa.
roehial schools. 3 bedrms., den
rec rm., fenced shaded picnic
play yard. S23.5O0. Owner desires
quick sale. See, make offer. OIL
6-3227 or 9209 Bulls Run park.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.

! DAMASCUS-s acres Of roIlinI
land with nice Groom home,
bedrms.. IL baths, etc. Only
years old. Reas. Terms. S16,600
FRED B. CUSHMAN CO.
WI. S-9O11 WA. 6-0401
DOGWOODS AND AzALEAS sur,
round this charm packed Wood.
side Park home on 75x244 foo
wooded lot. Unusual step dowI
living room, large dining room,
bedrooms. Hot water heat: See
KESSINGER a. CO., INC. JU
5-6l0O
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william D. Lucas Assoc.

ofc. 9 to Q: 24-Hr Phi, OIL. 6-SS6s
BETHESDA, Mr.. Bradley and vii
son. big split level with 4 bedrmS,
baths on level. large kit, fam
lily nm, garage. splendid lot. sell
in 30s. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY OF
MD, INC. OIL. f-7S00 I'll q
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Paramount Sales, HA. 2-1sOC
BELTsVMLE-CoLLEGE PIX. ARE
ATMOSPHERE /! !

4-bedrm. Cape Cod on large land.
ScAped lot, close to schools; nv
I'm. with corner firepl.; sep din
rm., modern kitchen, Hollywood
bath, and two screened porches
This home is immaculate inside
and out. Early American decor
will amaze you. Priced for immed
OCCUPANCY At SlS.500.
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RIVERDALE

The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-45O
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BEL PRES rolling acres; first
offering Of this lovely rambler
full baths step-down living and
dining I'm. with open hearth ant
GORGEOUS VIEW. Screened
porch; earport; no basement, but
loads Of storage. Full price, only
S27,500. Call 10. 6-OS44, til
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COHASsEr-Yesr- Ket-
tler-built Colonial: 4 bed
rooms, ga baths. den, rec
restion room with fireplace:
S37,950. Ewes, EN-. 2-427S.
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BATTERY LANE-Beautifui brick
and-stone Colonial, in immaculate
cond., on lovely, wooded lot; liv.
I'm. with firepl., sep. din. I'M,
modern kit, 3 bedrms.: full bsmt.
with partially finished rec. room
and lavatory; detached garage;
low 20s: o: ?. SMITH g. BROS.
9 CO., INC, OIL. 2-647S. Open 80
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First Offering Of immaculate, s.
bedrm. brick Colonial with lovely
lot only short walk to Bradley
shopping center: den, recreation
rm.: out Of = ground bSmt., and
loads Of charm. Won't lastl Only
Sl9,500l EN-. 2-S206, DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, ewes, OIL.
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shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1906
EnnO rnrn Aya

CHEVY CHASE, RosEMAR 2
SCHOOL-First offering. only
blk. to this fine school on quiet
street. Exceptional Mikelson- built
Colonial in immaculate condition
with huge study, 3 tWin-sized bed.
rms, 2 baths. finished dormitory
rm.. 2-ear garage. lovely freed
lot and loads Of other features
This won't last EN-. 2-S206
DISTRICT-MARYLAND REALTY
INC, ewes. OIL. 1889.
CHEVY CHASE-Brick Colonial: {
twin-siZed bedrms., table-SpacI
kit, full bSmt with rec. rm.. ga.
rage, scr. porch, h.-w.h., $4,000
ANDRTs RLTY.. OIL. 2-9070 Till 9
CHEVY CHAsE-s o N z r SET
Charming brick rambler that will
delight the most discriminating
AL rooms are spacious. bright and
airy; center hall, formal din. nm b,
all-elec. kit. wIbreakfast area,
twin-stzed bedrms., 2 baths. rec.
nm. with powder m, 2 fireplaces
carport; fenced yard: S36,6o0.
KORZENDORFER REALTOR, OIL,
A-SIII iii o
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ATTENTION, SPECTATORS
Home With 4 bedrms. and baths;
adjacent to industrial property.
Present income, Sl40 mo. Priced
at only Sll,750.