davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-11
Million Bogus Stamps
Seized in PhiIodeIp hio

attempted to unload the stamps
in New York last week, offer-
ing to sell them to a contact
for $40. 1000, or half their actual
value. The contact begged off.
Mr.. Jordan said, and then no.
titled a Government agency in
New York.
The Secret Service said Fed
eral agents immediately went
to work, had one Of ITS men
contact the sellers posing as
an interested buyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-11
Europe Rotio Lower

ACCRA. Ghana-Only Europe
has a lower male-to-female
population ratio than tropical
Africa. In Europe there are 9l.8
males per 100 females. in trop-
ical Africa 95.6 African males
per 100 females.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-11
Helps Enlarged Pores
Often q mans
first "old age mark"

Open enlarged pores may
cause your complexion to look
rough, and unclean. Regular
use of Esoterica helps shrink
the opening to smooth out re.
cesses. Here's a tip for men:
Use Esoterica daily. Leaves
skin supple, clean and clear.
Its delicate fragrance soon dis
appears, yet, the beneficial re-
suit is long.lasting because
Esoteriea works under the skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-11

"Weathered brown spots on
your hands and face tell the
world you're getting old, per-
haps before you really are.
Fade them out with new
Esoterica, the new medicsted
cream that breaks up masses
Of pigment under the skin to
help make it look white,
smooth, young again. Younger
folks may use Esoterica to re-
tard age signs indefinitely.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-06

Big-3 trophy. Just one bad
game and a dream shared by
hundreds of boys can burst.
We have already had our bad
game but Lady Luck is giving
us another chance.
If we topple Laurel from the
unbeaten ranks the south Big
8 race can be thrown into a
three-Way tie.
BROWSIN' ROUND
Guess you have noticed the
new name for the gossip sec
ton of this column. We named
it in memory of 1860 graduate
William Faulkner.
II appears that CindY Car
roll has finally stopped bor-
rowing stray nickeis off Inc
alreadY-poor students in first
period. Any golden hearted
student that has a nickel he
isn't using please drop it in
the charity box inside the
cafeteria marked THE Rach-
ael Carroll Fudgesicle Fund"
There's been a new musical
group organized at school call
ed the Terrible Two Plus One.
This non-talented group is
composed of sophomores Dan
ny "Dingleberries" Smith on
xylophone, r a ph "Delmar"
Dawes on base oboe, and fea-
turing none other than the
man with the immortal cram
ium, the great Earl Skull"
Leggett on piccolo.
Election of class officers was
held Tuesday. The presidency
of the senior class was contest
ed by Joe Ezell, Howard Muir
phee and Jasper Vess. Ezell
pulled it out of the bag in the
run off and for the third year
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-06

IN a row, Joe is president of
his class.
Glass OFFICERS
w / tn homecoming rushing
rapidly toward us the students
elected class officers Tuesday
to begin work on floats and
other projects.
Leading the senior class
with Ezell are: vice president
Sammy Davis, secretary Paula
Price, treasurer Jimmy Burkes,
a n d parliamentarian Harold
Jones.
Juniors are president Billy
Roberts. vice president Kay
Mcleod. secretary Roy Dow
len. treasurer Connie Seaman.
arc reporter Betty Fields.
Guiding the sophomore
class viii be president Bobby
Canty, vice president Gretchen
Murray, secretary Sudie Lock-
ridge, treasurer Dema Bosarge,
and reporter Brenda Jaquith.
SONG DELEGATIONS
i think it's Gonna Work
Out Fine" to Susie and John;
'Tain't it the Truth" to Bobi
and Bill; Heavenly Lover" to
Donnie and Terrie.
Never Be Anyone Else but
You" TO Wayne and Betty:
Don't Worry" to Mary Sue
and Joe.
Il Cried a Tear" to Betty
and Harold; '9This Time," to
Mickie and Bruce; wish you
Were Here" to Pat from JIM
my; Maybe" to Kay and
Billy; Together to Cynthia
and Larry.
LET Me Belong to You," M.
to j.; ''Tossin' and Turnin'," to
Steve and Betty Gayle; ''Lov-
er's Island" to Bobby and
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-06
W oman S Cenier
sets pastry sale
at Thanksgiving

The executive board Of the
Woman's Club Center at Pas
cagoula has approved plans for
pastry sale at the center Nov.
p, the day before Thanksgiv-
ing, from 10 am. to 8 pm.
Proceeds will be used for
improvements on the building,
owned and used by five wom-
ems clubs in Pascagoula: Arts
& Crafts, Civic Guild, Pasca-
goula Garden, Pinecrest Gar
Gen and Pascagoula Woman's
clubs.
Mrs. G. w. Martin will serve
as the general chairman of the
sale. An added attraction will
be an exhibit of rugs made by
members of the Arts & Crafts
Club, the largest rug on ex-
hlbit measuring 9 by II feet.
Pie, cake and coffee will be
sold.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-06
Panther
riinttzz
Observation-Disclosures
By Tommy Houston


Well. the time has come for
our Panthers to prove them
selves. Tonight Laurel's Gold
en- Tornado invades Goula at
tempting to win their third
consecutive game Of the cur
rent grid season.
Laurel is favored to reign as
the Big-8 champs, ranked No.
in the AP sportswriters
weekly poll, and is a solid
choice to whip our Panthers.
If you will recall last year
Laurel was ranked high and
was a landslide choice to whip
us. Our prowling Panthers in
vaded Laurel and took the
measure of the Tornado to
the tune of 25-l3.
We know coach Bradley will
be aiming for a victory over
Laurel again. Although he
graduated from Laurel High
School we're sure a win over
his alma mater would please
him to the highest degree.
We know Laurel will be
rough and ready for revenge
tonight so our boys will have
10 be up for them - or else.
Let's talk it up.
Last year we missed a gold
en- opportunity to win the
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-06

Ever use cooked rice as a
base for a salad? Just add
minced scallion including
green tops), green pepper,
seeded tomato and cucumber
to the cold rice and mix with
French dressing.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-06

Primitive man made char
coal by setting wood on fire
and spreading earth on the
logs.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-06

Dragonflies eat hugs num-
bers. of-ln6s nitoes,.gnats and
flies in=both Their 1arval sand
adult stages. a- wv
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-06

Wanda; ITO Know Him is to
Love Him." all PHS students
to Mr.. Johnson. Bright, Is
That a Word" to Mrs. Higgy.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-10-06
1f1l
MABRYIS
I'LL IN KREOLE
I'LL QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
IN KREoLE

QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED
Thank you for making our week such success
last week. We goosed on he sausage! 10 you
that were not able to get ,he extra lean sau-
sage last week, we will have plenty Of it this
week 1t is extra lean and highly seasoned
with sage and red pepper. The price will Still
he 4oc pound.
For those Of you that like heavy beef, we have
side of U.S. good coming in this week. US.
good heavy round steak will be 79c pound
and ioin and T-bone will be 89c pound
| If you want any homeless stew or ground beet
out Of the heavy beef call US before you come
and tell US how much you want and we will
try to have it ready for you These two items
will be at our regular price of 45c for ground
beef and Csc for honeIess stew.
Our regular round steak and T-bone will be
7oc pound and sirloin 6oc.
For this cool weather we will have Boston
butt pork roast for 35c pound Haas Davis
hickory smoked sausage will be SOC pound.
This is mildly seasoned sausage and child
rem love it, Clover Farms Azaea sliced bacon
will be ACC pound. This is not a cheap bacon,
but top grade table bacon. For those Of you
that prefer the old reliable slab bacon, we will
have Magnolia slab sliced at ACC pound.
Have we told you abouf our seafood section?
We have man that fishes for U.s. The happy,
happy, part Of it is that he cleans the fish be-
fore he brings Their, to US. We have pan ready
muIIet for 29c pound. Founder and speckie
trout are 39c pound. Sheepshead are 29c
pound and red fish are 29c pound. Remem-
Der, our fish are never more than day or two
old.
For outstanding produce values this week we
are featuring US. no. red potatoes 10 lb. bag
for 2oc. Cabbage will be lbs. for &c and wax
ed rutabagas will be the Same. Homegrown
items this week will be yellow squash, pump
kins, tvrnip and mustard green, cvcumbers,
okra, peas and bell peppers.
Looks like somebody slipped a dog into The
frozen food specials. LibbYs 1907. spinach at
for 2oc is not our idea Of a special. There
is not enough people that use spinach. bet
ter value is Booths catfish filets at 49c
i pound, and value that every one recognizes
is Morton's apple, peach. or coconut custard
pies at 29c each.
Our main feature in the grocery department
this week is SPAN at 3oc a can. Another cut
standing buy is Blue Orchid long grain rice
lbs. for loc. This is very good grade Of long
grain rice with low percentage Of broken
grains Plantation ported meat will be 10 cans
for 59c.
B CLOVER FARM evaporated milk will be three
tall cans for 39c while Clover Farms kwik
meal dog food will 90 at for 25c. Libbys
pineapple strawberry drink will be 2 quart
II cans for 29c.
n For lovers Of robust coffee we are featuring
II 8 Ib. buckets Of Iuzianne coffee and chicoy
II for $l.74. This is 15c off deal pack.
I We are still able to cut and wrap 100 pound
sides Of beef for $4,000 State inspected fry
ers will be 23c pound.
II We are fhe nearest large store to the new
oil refinery site. You can imagine our thank
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Colonel
MiIIigon
Sworn In

Col. Mary Louise Milligan
became the first woman to be
sworn In for Q second term
. - director Of the Wornen's
Army Corps.
The petite WAC director
was sworn in recently for o
two-year term by Secretary OF
the Army WILDER M. Brucker.
She has already served o
four-year term as had her
four predecessors In the Job.
Attending the ceremony In
Secretary Brucker's ofsice was
Col. Milligan's mother. Mrs.
George v. Milligan: and
members Of the Army sec
retariat and general sta6 %
well as WAC commander
and their first sergeants from
Army installations In the
Washington area.
Commenting on her reap
pointment. Col. Milligan said
she had mixed emotions"
On the one hand she said
the directorship was -. dne
position that could be filed
by many qualified women"
but on the other hand she
was proud that the Secretary
has seen &C TO re-appOint me.
The Army has great respon.
sibilities In the world TO.
day, and I'm proud that
American women can share
In these responsibilities by
their service in the Army"
Col. Milligan. who was
flrst appointed to her Job in
1856. has command over ap-
proximately 5000 women In
the WAC. $50
Evening star., 1961-01-08
GLAMOUR IS THEIR BUSINESS
A New Year Symposium, !,

sdded. "obedience Il q prin-
ciple Of life. and the; sooner
we learn to bow to our fate.
the happier we. win be-"
Alfred Hitcheeck Is o happy
and successful man and 7
took him away from the
cameras long enough TO ask
his provocative thought. for
1851.
Enthusiasm Is an invalu-
able Ingredient for success
In. any field. It Ia 0 state OF
mind that can be. acquired.
You must like and enjoy what
you are doing to do 1t we'll.
That Is how I managed to
stay on . diet fora year and
drop 100 pounds.
Il made aegauae of looking
for calorie bargains" Mr..
Hitchcock I went on. That
was the, only way I could
manage on 75O caloaies q day
without being hungry. I
knew that II I didn't enjoy
my diet. I'd never enjoy good
health, SO ! exchanged the
pleasures Of eating Tor those
Of well-beins.''
Evening star., 1961-01-08

own making than most of us
like to admit. It is SO easy to
shift the blame to others, but
the truth is. we create our
own conditions. Many people
hold in disdain this type Of
thinking. but my life changed
for the better when I realized
that beliefs and actions bring
power and purpose into 1ife."
Jean Simmons had this to
say to teen : ayers, II did
everything I could between
the age Of is and 10 to appear
older. I was so impatient to
grow up, but when ] look back
on it. there seems 90 little
time for adolescence. Teen
ayers resent their parents
trying to hold them back.
They fail to realize that 1t is
for their own good that they
are disciplined. So my advice
to teen-agers is. Don't try to
grow up so fast"
'What words Of wisdom
can you offer for the new
year?' ] asked Edgar Bergen.
i think everyone should
strive TO make more effort
to relax" ne replied. Mount
ing tensions are the undefiy.
Ing cause Of uclers, heart at
tacks and 7 nervous break
downs. We should resolve to
find some time In every day
to be still. We place too much
Importance on m ateriai
things. Happiness depends
not on your position In life
but on your disposition"
Loretta Young has been
called indestructihle. but her
youthfalness and success are
no accident.
Success" she said, rs
measured only one way. You
do not have TO have o career
or make lots OF money 10
succeed. II is measured in
happiness and In liking what
you are doing. Some people
fail to get what they want
because they become dis
couraged too easily. You must
keep plugging In the face Of
disbursement and" she
Evening star., 1961-01-08
ny LYDIA LANE
I,imss-l lfirrer syndieate

HOLLYWOOD "A new
year Offers an opportunity to
count our blessings and con-
template our mistakes 30 that
Z we won't make the same ones
the next year. With this
thought in mind, I sought
soma successful and famous
Hollywood stars to discover
what words Of wisdom they
could pass on to others.
Jane Powell told me, :" BE
patient is the best advice I've
ever had and could ever give.
I used to be terribly Inn
patient. There are two kinds
Of impatience-the one that
makes you fret for the
waitress to bring you the
check or when driving you
fret when the signal turns
red and you wait for It to
change: and then there. is
the impatience for future
happenings.
Now ! have learned that
everything Of value takes
time. II moves In its own
rythm and we must accept it.
The j rush-rush attitude ac-
complishes nothing. and it is
50 true that Haste makes
waste"
Ethel Norman confided
that her most valuable lesson
was learning not to worry.
Don't take your problems
home with you. No good
comes of 1t. I do all I can to
solve something while I'm
working. and II II isn't ac-
complished then. ! shut the
door on it when I leave the
stage. This not easy to do.
but II you want to break the
worry habit. you can. People
are always asking me where
my energy comes from. It
helps me conserve energy by
not worrying and saying,
What will be, win be-"
Cary Grant has been in
pictures q long time, but his
career is still fiourishing. He
had this to say:
Luck Is much more Of our
Evening star., 1961-10-29

sentatives from each county
council and the Baltimore
City Council of Homemakers
Clubs, will be Charles County.
Guest speakers will include
Miss Cynthia Nelson, First
Secretary of the Australian
Embassy. The 1862 meeting
of the Associated Country
Women Of the World, Of
which the Maryland council
is an affiliate, will be held
in Australia.
Another speaker will be
Mrs. Margaret Brown Klap-
thor, associate curator Of the
division of political history
at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, who will give a slide
presentation Of the restora-
ton Of the gowns Of the
Presidents wives.
Home Demonstration Agent
Leader Margaret Oliver will
stress Extension Home Eco
nomic role in the develop
ment of people themselves to
the end that they, through
their own initiative, may ef-
fectively identify and solve
the various problems affect
ing their welfare"
Featured on Wednesdays
agenda will be a certificate
of appreciation presented by
the Governors Committee on
Keep Maryland Beautiful to
the Maryland council Of
more than 900 Homemakers
Clubs.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Superintendent
To Be Speaker

Mr.. Joseph Bonucelli. su-
perintendent Of the Juvenile
Detention Home in Alexan-
dris, will be the guest speaker
at the Wednesday meeting Of
the Northern Virginia Pan
hellenic Association.
The meeting is set for 8
pm. and will be held at Re-
surrection Lutheran Church
on North Washington boule-
ward, Arlington.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Do Il yourself costly with SANITAS, end eehisvs
decorator styling in every room in the house.
There's q choice Of some 4So potseFns, ranging
from contemporary TO troditionaL in three current
somple books the Studio, coIoVogue, and
WoIIeIod collections. With hend screened vot dyed
yord goods to notch SANITAS designs, you con
moke eoIOE-keyed slip covers and other deeorotor
accents. For eo-oFdinated bothFoom decor, there
ore motehins shower and cote window euFtoins Of
vinyI film. SANITAS IS NOT A WALLPAPER. It's
O Vinyl eooted woven fubFie wolI eoVeFins-Iook
at both sides Of the samples! u hides crooks, odds
strueturoI strength. and Is the most practical
ing for ceilings and for dry wall construction os
well as pIosteF. Will not teoF-peeIs off simply
when It's time to redeeorote. SANITAS withstends
fomily abuse, sheds dirt, and con eetuoly be
scrubbed. See the SANlTAS dispI0y at Union
Wallpaper and Point Co. and get the hang Of IT,"
or mail coupon for free samples and literature.
Ask to See the Studio Collection - Volume So,
ColorvOsue Observation-Disclosures 81 and WeIIeIod
Colleetion-VoIume II.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Skating Club
To Open Season

The Washington Figure
Skating Club will take to the
ice Wednesday at the re-
modelled Uline Arena, now
known as the Washington
Coliseum.
The first session for jun
iors and their parents will be
held November S. This will
be the clubs I'd season.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
David Hume
To Be Speaker

Mr.. David Hume. Demo-
cratic gubernatorial candi-
date in the Maryland Pri-
mary, will be the speaker at
the meeting of the 7-3
Women's Democratic Club at
10 am. Wednesday. Tn e
meeting will take place at
the home Of Mrs. Leon Zitver.
The president Of the club
is Mrs. Stanley Sigel.
Evening star., 1961-10-29
Maryland Homemokers to Meet This Week

The Maryland State Coun-
Gil of Homemakers' Clubs
will hold their annual fall
m citing Tuesday and
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Wednesday at the National
All Center in Chevy Chase.
Acting as hostess for the
council, consisting of repre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-09

KITCHEN AIDS WITH MULTIPLE USES
West Bend Hondy Be lightweight cosy
oil orolne from chops to chicken 7Hxl l8S lOx4", 28
He Singing Tee Kettle by West Bend provides Va quarts
instant or drip coffee Stainless Steel, bottom
West Bend Penguin serving piece
plated steel with stainless steel dinset
Evening star., 1961-05-14
CONOMY

Wheaton-3-bedrm home: sen din
ext. Level fenced lot. sidewaiEs
poct ptt,a2O. ,t,;I Assume big loan,
fEGeAVLiie Se I,, 3-bedrm. rambler; biz
drier, Anchor-fenced lot. ~faSneE f9nei,
condition. Si3,s50. '0'' N''el'
WIheaton-2-bedrm. brick rambler
Immac. sI6,S50. ' iui' OSmt
Silver SDring-4-bedrm home: sen
ain; rm.. liv. rm. with fireplsc re
Washer and drier. $4,000.
All are "OK'd 4 Trade" LO. 5-2OOr
KEN DRUsKIN g. CO,
DAMASCUS, AMAZING BUY BTsD,
new rambler; 3 large bedrms. IL II.
Daths, sep; din. rm., large Iiy' rr
with firepl., modern kit. full dav.
ttisht oSmt.; "a acre; only Si7,50n
ileGible financing. PO. 5-3I40-
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
DAMASCUS-Wh. brk., stone front
walk to stores, schools; Ige' iiy
I'm; w/firepl; sep. din. rm,,
DeGrms;, att garage, full bsmt
OWNER, 301-CL. 3-2393.
FAMOUS HOLIDAY PARK-N1s,
sell. BY owner; split, 4 levels 3.
brick like new; 3 bedrms Ios
ysIo, trees, barbecue. Cost and IL
hahclng your choice VII. 6-525a
FINE HOME
OF apts. In Takoma Park, S15.5oo
ISL floor has bedrooms, bath, liy
room, DIN; room, kit; 2nd floor
has l bedroom. bath, liv room %
kklt full basement, hot-water
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6Ill
FLOWER AVE. AREA-Brick Cans
COO home, lovely neiRhborhnnd
sep. dining rm.. basement: close IN
DuS and shops. HUGH T, PECK
-REALTOR, HE. 4-1700.
FOR FAST ACTION AND A FIRM
sale GALL r: A. HUMPHREYS
INC REALTORS, HA. 7-1OS0
Evening star., 1961-05-14
BETHESDA
BRICK RAMBLER

ON H2 ACRE
This is q beautiful home, ideall,
located in the Bradley Estate!
area, near three country clubs
yet only Is minutes to D. c
Home is only a few years old
The level lot is a Joy with liberia
paintings and complete privacy
Featuring lovely living and din
ing rooms and stone fireplace
Spacious de luxe kitchen with
breakfast nook. 3 fine bedrms
and , tiled baths. Garden-l -leveI
recreation area with picture win.
dows and additional bath. TRANS
FERRED OWNER MUST SELL
IMMEDIATELY. Only S35,75O,
OPEN SUNDAY 1-6
Out Wisconsin ave
past D. C. line to Bradley blvd.
left about 4l2 miles to Seven
Locks rd. across from goli
course), left to Glennon dr., left
to 1905 and our open sign. Mrs
Runkle on premises. Empire
5-2S7S.
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors Since 1906 KE. 7-1sOC
Evening star., 1961-05-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.

CARROLL KNOLLS - What q
dream! Immac. inside and out:
3 bedrms., ga baths. brick split
level with den, rec. rHl., WV.
carpeting, 3 air conds., big kit.
with de luxe equip. S25, 5,450. As
sumo $4,000 CT loan. See to-
day. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
TIT q 1IDQ
Evening star., 1961-05-14

BETHESDA-ALTA VISTA AREA.
3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler: lge. I'd.
nicely shrubbed; nr. st. Jane Par
ish. Under 100000. OIL. 5000.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Mod. 4-bed-
maenificent @ a wooded Sss iand' deSs saeEi. uoc,.
flee. SIPS mo. trust HU. 3-9396.
CHEVY CHASE-To buy or sell q
bone gyoo in this area; call US. Wo
Evening star., 1961-05-14
HOUSES FOR saLE-MD. HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

B E THE s DA-wANTED. LARGE
FAMILY! All-brick. center hall.
corner split near NH: 8 bedrms,,
rec. rm., play room, den, garage,
fireplace, 4la baths; Immediate
possession. Priced to sell, WE
TAKE TRADES. HUGH T, PECK,
Bethesda. OIL. 6-9l70,
Evening star., 1961-05-14

dreaml Immac. inside and out:
3 bedrms., . "a baths, brick split
level with den, rec. rm., WV.
carpeting, 3 air conds., big kit.
with de luxe equip. S25,45 As
sS%s SaT S9SS9G RSfFGL HI Rsah l2sh EsfATS ssF IT
CHARLES H. JAMISON
2.4-a.. 7-rm. Cape Cod: liv. rm.,
rms, part bsmt., oil hit. horse
barn, garage. . mi. south Rock
vile, S23.950. Terms.
POOBESVILLE-1.4-a., 9-rm., CEN
ter-hsll frame house: liv. rm.,
13Xl7 firepl.. din. rm., lib. mod,
kit, 5 bedrms., bath, o.h.-w.h.,
spac. lawns. horse pasture. sell
500, terms.
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY -
Unique 30x9S brick-and-frame
rambler on 40 acres: white board
post and rail fenced. Large en-
trance foyer. living room 14x26,
picture window and fireplace. din
beech cabinets, abundance OF coun-
ter space; utility room. washer,
drier: l2x2S den, paneled West
ern cedar: fireplace. half bath:
master bedroom, bath, picture
window; other bedrooms, bath
electrically heated. Attached Q
car garage. A 5-boX-stall barn
Private bluestone drive, long road
frontage. Prestige area. S6S,5OO,
s-RM. FRAME HOUSE. . living
rooms. dining room. kitchen, u
path lst floor; 4 bedrms., bath, I'd
floor; full attic, cemented base
ment. o.h.-w h.: newly painted in
side and out; septic tank: every
thing lst class; large lot; $4,000,
Pa. 1O-rm.. c-hall house; living
rm.,. din. rm., family rm., library
semi-modern kit. lst fir: s bed.
rms, bath, 2nd fir: o.h,-w,h.
hardwood floors; 7OO-ft. frontage
two hard roads; S"l,500. terms
CHARLES H. JAMISON
PooLESVILLE, MD
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. 9-328G
CHEAPER THAN RENT = $500
DOWN: bedrms., sep. din. rm,
large corner lot with Anchor fenc.
ing Priced at s11,950. 10
HUGH i. PECK. 11a4e Georgia Ave
CHEVY. CHASE VIEW - sparklinj
rambler in prestige area features
3-bedrm., l u baths, finished rec
room and combined carport and
porch. Priced in low Sos
10. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-RamblinV
Williamsburg Colonial on land
scaped corner site. Really a pic
ture! 4 good bedrms.; lst-fl
library adioins liv. rm. Shown
by appt. HURIAUX REALTOR,
OIL. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Center-haIj
4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod
PRICE SLASHED S24,75O
Lovely rec. rm. VIA bath; nevis
dec. Trades welcomed!
BEERS BROS. Til g. JU. 5-76l1