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back with three runs in the sixth
inning of the nightcap to break
% tie and win 5-4 Fratz of Ace .
dent and Halsey of McHenry
homered in each game.
White Rock picked up its sec
ond and third wins of the cam
paign by handing the National
Guard a double setback 12-1 ana
10 The losses we're the sixth and
seventh for the Guard. White Rock
rallied for four runs in the seventh
inning to win the second game
after trailing 81 earlier in the
contest. Ward Frazee hit for the
circuit in each game for White
Rock.
Oakland slaughtered Swallow
Falls II to 2 and 14-4 while bang
ing IS assorted hits. Don Stemple
collected four hits in five trips to
the plate and knocked in seven
runs in the first game for Oakland.
Colaw and Right each had four
hits including a home run each
for Oakland in the second tilt.
Loeb Lynn's Junior Paugh at
tempted the iron man trick at
pitching both games against Mt.
Storm, winning the first contest
So but lost the nightcap 81.
In Memorial Day games Nc
Henry, Loeb Lynn and Mt. Storm
swept doubleheaders while White
Rock and Oakland split their
tWin-bill.
McHenry defeated National
Guard Is to and to d. Loeb
Lynn downed Swallow Falls 6 to
and s to 0. Mt. Storm beIted
Accident IS to and Is to 2. White
Rock won over Oakland SO in the
first game but Oakland won the
second Sd.
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FriendSViIle NeevS

surgery at Johns Hopkins hospital.
Mrs Ward Livengood enter
tanned six members of the Luz
theran Ladies' Aid at her home on
Thursday evening, Mrs Henrietta
Lininger vice-prcsident, had the
business meeting and led dcvo-
tons. Refreshments were served.
Miss Mae Schroyer will entertain
in July.
Rotary Meets
Rotarians and RotaryannS met at
the cabin of Leslie Savage, Deep
Creek Lake. for their weekly meet
ing. Monday evening. The Dewitt
brothers furnished old time mu-
sic
Faculty Dinner Held
The following faculty members
Of the Fricndsville school held a
dinner at Penn Alps last Thurs
day evening: Principal Merle
Frantz, Mrs Mary Holiday, Miss
Evelyn Wass. John Capel, Mrs.
Manila Friend and David Miller.
Guests we're Mrs Merle FrantZ.
Mrs. John Capcl, Mrs David
Miller and Lawrence Friend
Homemakers 10 Meet
Mrs. Chef Kelly. Mill Run, will
entertain members of the Home
makers club at her home on Thurs
day evening. June IS. at Z O'Clock
Mrs. James Driscoll, Family Life
chairman. will give the demonstra-
ton on Developing Confidence"
Auxiliary to Meet
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
community fire department will
meet Monday evening, June -, at
8 O'Clock at the fire hall. All MEM
bers are urged to attend.
Mrs Mabel McCuen and Mrs.
BesS SchlOSsnagle returned to their
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homes at Allison, Pa Friday, after
spending several days with their
brother-in-laW and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Selby and
children, Baltimore. visited rela-
tives here for several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richter and
Mrs. Ada Garletts visited Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Coddington and family
HOyes, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Karl Schroyer, Mrs.
Carleton Sisler. Mrs. Myrtle
SchroyeT, Mrs. Helen Devine, Mrs.
Amos Friend attended the wedding
of Miss Barbara Jean Schroyer to
Donald Williams, of South Bend,
Ind, at the Brethren church at
Pennington. Pa, Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heiskell SWauger,
Markleysburg, Pa, and Mrs. Maude
LivengoOd visited Mr.. and Mrs.
W. X. LivengoOd, Sunday after
noon.
Miss Sherry Augustine, OldtoWn,
was weekend guest of her cousin,
Miss Paula Spear
Mrs. r. r. Fike visited Mrs
Jonas Bittner on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack ID. Friend, Mt
Rainier, were weekend guests of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. l..
Friend Emmitt Friend was also a
Sunday dinner guest.
NT,.r I Cn1Hxv
Akron, o., visited relatives and
friends here several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Umbel and
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Friend were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Robert Wilson, Bealls Lane,
Frostburg, and attended the bacca-
laureate sermon and graduation
exercises of the Friends son-in-
law, David Wilson, at State Teach
crs college.
Mrs Harold Fike returned to
her home at Mahoningtown, Pa,
Sunday, after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fike and other
relatives and friends. They spent
Thursday with Mrs. Harry Humber
son, at Accident, and also visited
with Mrs. Garland jenkins and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Friend were
Uniontown shoppers, Friday eve
ming.
Miss Bertha Capel who finished
a three-mOnths' course at Spring
Grove hospital, Gainesville, on
Friday, and her brother, Johnny
Capel, Baltimore, spent the week
end here with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Capel.
Miss Lucille Fike, Pittsburgh,
Pa, spent the past week here with
her mother, Mrs. d. l.. Fike. Other
Sunday visitors we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Jr. Selby and Mr.. and Mrs.
Randy Fike and son, all of Balti-
more: Mrs. Lillian Bates and son
Ricky, Mrs. Irene Nunemaker and
Tony Balsome, all of Pittsburgh;
Mr. and Mrs r. O. Mccullough,
Sr. Other callers during the week
were Mrs. Kaye Fike, Mrs Helen
Devine, Mrs. Amos Friend and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Bussard,
Cumberland, were Sunday supper
guests at the Shoemaker
home Saturday callers were Mrs.
Harold Fikc, MahoningtoWn, Pa,
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Methodist Activity

Methodist Activity
Services for Sunday, June Il. in
the Methodist churches are:
Friendsville. 10 a. m: Hoyes, II
a, m; Blooming Rose, 1870 p. m
Sunday School here at II a. m.
Rev. and Mrs. Short have been
assigned to Bruceton Mills, and
the new pastor, Rev. Ann Grindle
will be in charge.
WSCS Met
The WSCS met Monday evening.
Mrs. John Williams gave the topic
and refreshments were served by
Mrs. John Holman and Miss Nellie
Friend,
Rush Baptist Church
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Assembly of God
Worship service each Wednesday
evening at 1870
Lutheran Activity
Sunday School at 1915 a. M: and
worship service. 11:30. DR. Samuel
Z. Wicker will be guest speaker
as Pastor Carlson will undergo
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McHenry, Oakland,
White Rock Take
Softball Victories
TOWN. COUNTRY LEAGUE

McHenry, White Rock and Oak
land swept doubleheaders in the
Town and Country Softball league
Sunday while previously unbeaten
Mt. Storm suffered its first set
back by dividing with Loeb Lynn
McHenry, boosting its record to
II for the season, belted Accident
u to ) in the first game and came
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WHY?


FORD DEALER FIRST1E WILL GIVE YOU AN ABSOLUTE
YARDSTICK PRICE RANGE FROM A TUDOR
FALCON TO A TIUNDERBIRD CONVERTIBLE.
HERE IS WHAT TO LOOK FOR GAAxIE RANGE
CAR THAT'S BEAUTIFULLY BUILT TO
TAKE CARE OF ITSELF THAT GOES 80 900 BETWEEN
LUBRICATIoNS a 900 MILES BETWEEN OIL CHANGES
ADJUST THEMSELVES AUTOMATICALLY WHOSE
BUILT LAST THREE TIMES AS LONG AS ORDINARY
TREATED TO RESIST RUST AND
CORRoSIoN. WHOSE FINISH NEVER NEEDS WAXING
ECONOMY LOOK TO THE FALCON. THIS IS
SELLER OF ALL COMPACT CARS.
RECORD OF 80 MILES GALLON.
PROVEN BY EXPERT DRIVER A WITH STANDARD
SHIFT CONDITIONS OF
YEAR MOBILGAS ECONOMY RUN.
OR COMBINE ECONOMY WITH THE TIUNDERBIRD
FALCON FUTURA BUCKET SEATS AND ALL.
TAKE A WAGONS. ONE DE-
MORE SOLID
DOLLAR VALUE THAN OTHER
THEM AL-FRoM THE CRISP SHARPNESS OF THE
WAGON, ALL THE WAY UP TO THE INIMITABLE FORD
COUNTRY SQUIRE.
1861 UNIQUE THE WoRLD-A BECOMES
MONTH AS INVITATIONS COME OUT AS OTHER
R0OFLINE ITS FOUR-SEAT INTERIOR.
CoNSoLEYET MISS THE SECRET OF THE TUNDERBRD SPIRIT
THE THING THAT SELLS FoRDs PRoDUcT-IT
ARE ONLY ABOUT. CONVINCING WHEN
AND FEEL THE HONEST QUALITY CRAFTSMAS1IPAD
ALL OVER WHEN YOU LEARN THE PRICE
THOSE THOUSANDS GLITTERINC
FORD EVERY REALLY KNOW
YOU SHOULD KNOW--TiAT IN SWAP,
PLENTY FORD DEALERS SWAPPING BEE.
T62mhaug,
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BIGGEST MAY
SINCE THE MODEL A..

THE MONTH THE BIGGEST FOR SALES IN
YEARS-SINCE THE HEYDAY 1929.
MORE THAN l43, 900 FORD CARS WERE SOLD
THIS MEANS THAT EVERY SECONDS EIGT-HoUR
DAY. SOMEONE BOUGHT ANOTHER FORD, FALCON TDERBIRD
WHY?
PERHAPS THOSE AMERICANS SOMETHING
SHOPPING DEALER DEALER;
THEY MADE ALL THE COMPARISONS, CAR. BUT
BOUGHT FORDS!
, 1961-04-13
uOv. PaieWonskY Delivers First Message
10 Virgin Islands Legislature
(Continued from yesterday)

J(5AJJ
Finally, ! hope to make sugges-
tons to the Legislature as soon as
possible after the Carnival recess
OF certain matters that I consider
of primary urgency from the point
of view Of legislative program.
Let me refer to four of these
matters. The first relates to mid
ole income housing. The need is
clear. | have in mind a Virgin Is
lands Housing Administration
has achieved for the continental
United States. Such a program
would probably embrace the prin-
cipaes OF Government guarantee
against default Of mortgages on
approved middle income housing
meeting Government s~peciica-
tlonS.
Another priority subject is the
provision of tax incentive legisla-
ton which takes into account the
impact Of recent Congressional le-
gislation in this area.
Another topic of considerable
interest is that of revenue bonds
legislation.
Finally, ! am strongly Of the
belief that the airport expansion
program is crucial to the progress
Of the Islands. | wish to announce
in this connection that ! have con
tracted with the architect involved
for a survey report covering
Bourne .Eeld along with the
others under discussion on st.
Thomas, and for a report on the
possibilities Of extension of the
st. Croix airport to accommodate
Jet planes.
/ cannot say how quickly these
matters can be readied as perma7
nent programs. But ! do under
take to provide at least status
reports on these problems shortly
after the. Carnival recess and !
very much hope that it will prove
possible to include legislation on
all these subjects in the laws to
be enacted during the current
session.
But our thoughts aresnot wholly
on the economic side. On the poll
teal side, the pertinent spb-com-
mittee Of the House Committee on
Interior and Insular Affairs has
made a favorable recommendation
, 1961-04-13

OAA viz III AIOAA-NOkAA46
Resident Commissioner for the
Virgin Islands. / intend to make
certain that this matter is closely
watched and to support it vigor-
ously in the Congress.
On the cultural side we will be
developing programs for inter
change with Caribbean and Afri-
can groups and officials. The Col
lege is is one project to stimulate
US all. These are matters primarily
in the Executive sphere of action,
but there may be need for nipple
menting legislative action and, in
any event, there will be need for
consultation with members Of
your body.
The Legislature will also be
concerned, of course, with appoint
ments in the Executive Branch.
The critical appointments require
confirmation by the Legislature. I
also intend to consult with legis-
lators concerning some other key
positions.
However, we must have due re-
gard for separation Of functions,
not only as a matter of abstract
principle, but also is a necessity
for American constitutional gov
eminent. I will consult sincerely
and freely with legislators. ! am
confident that the Legislature will
respect the role Of the Executive
and refrain from withholding con-
sent unless, Of course, there is a
sincere conviction that the APP
pointee is unfit for public Office.
/ also expect to avail myself of
the benefits of advisory talent and
counsel. It has been my practice
in business to recognize that one
must go to real experts for .
really expert performance. In the
long run that is money well spent.
4 shall keep the Legislature adj
vised from time to time of deve-
lopments in the organization and
stating Of the Executive Depart
ment.
The machinery Of modern gov
eminent requires many experts
and specialists. ! intend to hold
a firm grip on the making and de-
yeIopment of policy; and / am
July aware that graphing with
policy issues may require mastery
Of the details Of specific cases and
mot mere announcement Of gem
eralities with full delegation 70
, 1961-04-13
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
BOATS

May be seen at ST. Croix Marine and Development Co.
FLAM1NGO, rs #. motor sailer IS HIP Universal engine
good condition $4,000. 81
PASCUA, % #. sloop. needs new sails $500.
LAURA, 10 it. Crosby fberglass runabout $500.
Allstate Motor Scooter, used very. little $275.
Trmobone GOOD condition $50.
Kenmore Automatic Washer SIS.
Best Offers Considered Phone C-26sW
, 1961-04-13

NWEN
Tantu Bee: (Whistlng in all her gee cleaning some lovely
Doctor Fish,
Sic Carrie: Bee, Bee OH wha II IL wild yoh sob tdday, in de
hight av al de heap ah wuk yoh gat cleaning dem hart Spite daktah
fish. yoh sob happy?
Tantu Bee: Bless yh hart CARTE Afteran ah amt dy in pi-
son. Yoh meen tn tel ME dat ah CANT re3ayeelek ebbry BADLY else?
Taint nutten ali gat tn tark in ah goby shell. lis histary, an it dun
dy in blak an white.
Sic Carrie. Tz wha yh tarkin bout now2s All CANT mex head
noh tail Yhy doant yoh cum clean? Wat is histary, and wat is dis
blk an white yoh tarking bout
Tantu Bee: Carte, wan ting alb doant like wild yoh-sumtime
yoh sob limited. Yoh doant ever reed de newspaper? All tarking bout
de Wctary we jis had wild our beloved gobanar-uncle piepie. Me
son, das ah tuf time he had yahi All hate tn sic how sum people
wood slap at nutten tn Spite adder people charactah
sic CARTE; Wan ting ali glad fahran dat is, aftah arl is said an
dun, wat ,haz dey accomplish? Tu mic, dey oanly mex de man
stronger.
rantu Bee: Dat wuz alb parade we had yahl It seem as ii wood
ah nebbahd dun. It had lux lex milians ah people an de street. Wat
ali wictary, alb can't dun tnk an it! Dis is de fuss in ME lii life dat
an ever sic any afare as big as dis. An de skool chndran dem wuz
annadah ting. NeDbah before has de skooI dem bin sob praminent.
Yoh kud sic fob yourself dat uncle pie-pe is ebbry BADLY choice.
Sic Carrie: Tantu Bee, tel mic sumpting. IS yoh, Or is you amt
alb democrat?
Tantu Bee: Yoh meen yoh CANT sic dat mic is ali democrat tn
ME very collar bone. All amt wan ali dem who dz jump de fence
as it suit mie-wantine all denicrat, and wen yh heer fran mic
aggen, ali is ah Republican,.
Sic CARTE: Y~estidday. ali Ill ole woman wuz gln me a rdeleh-
She say dat sum ah de komlshioners bin gwine rung the paice bar
ling fob dy jab. Dey say dy know uncle pie-pe amt gwine spare
dem.
Tantn Bees: Dat amt sob atari. Das a man after mic own hart
He say wen ah man kud doh de jab, das ah gud nan-keep i'm. Yoh
notice how he keep arm sum ah dem.
Sic Carrie: Keepin dem arm is wan ting, but. ali. hoap deh 'doan
.hambug up de man program. Sum alb dem oanly deb deb, but dy
gait revenge in deb hart. Since man tn man is sob unjus, ME hardly
know wch wan tn truss. Dis is a Iii rhine all larn fran Miss Manda
classroom but uncle pie-pie gt tn watch it-Pk sence out ah narn-
sence.
Tantu Bee: Sum BADLY WIZ telin mic how he gatl.de ress ah
dem guessn-cant tell wedder he gwine keep dem or leh demsgoh
Wan man say he gwine hole arm tu de very lasS--he Warnt a lab
~ date dft Carrie oh onhf fI Sn Won Is WnRk All pvina yah ooh
cook desc dakter fish befOar arl dy eye dem ratten out
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
CondIeIight Changes the Mood
The Meal and the People

I have the greatest respect
Tor. Mr.. Edison'S invention,
and of course we couldn't
get along without electricity,
but have you tried eating by
candlelight lately?
Candlelight changes the
whole mood of the room. the
meal and the people seated
around the table. 1t makes
plain women seem glamorous,
and glamorouS women, well,
even more glamorouS.
If you have the kind of a
husband who complains, II
can't tell whether I'm eat
ing meat loaf or dog food"
tell him that's why candle
light has so much magic,
it makes everything taste di-
vine. And go on lighting
candles until he gets used to
them.
You don't have to own
silver candelabra or heirloom
brass candleStickS, the dime
store has some very nice
glass candle holders. You
can either use two or a group
of them on the table, and
with Just a growing plant,
a flower or two or a bowl of
fruit your table will immedi-
ately take on a special oc-
caSion" air.
Try a candlelight dinner
soon and see how everybody
will want to come back for
more.
]. S. M. asks:
Please hlep me bring gaiety
and color to a beach house
we have just bought, on
which we can spend very
little for the first few years.
1t came furnished with out
of-date mot antique) but
sturdy furniture-all painted
black. One beautiful feature
is the lovely wood paneling
on all walls, and large cy-
press picnic table in the liv-
ing room. I feel that some
paint and new curtains would
brighten it up but don't know
how to begin. I'm afraid
we'll have to live with a
beat-up looking sofa and two
club chairs in the living
room. House has four bed
rooms-each with old (black)
painted bed, dresser, chair
and table"
Dear j. S. M:
Paint costs very little and
the first thing I would do
would be to splash on some
white or yellow or turquoise
anything to get rid of that
black furniture, Gust one
color to a room, pleaseO
Black furniture just doesn't
go with a beach house. Buy
some remnants and even if
it isn't the most professional
job in the world, cover the
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Omega Wives
Set Show

THE Spirit of Springtime"
will be Dorothea Towles'
theme for the 5th annual
fashion show of the Omega
Wives, today at pm. at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Proceeds from the annual
event are used by the Omega
Wives for the support of the
clubs many charitable prof.
ects.
Dorothea TowleS was the
first Negro model to work in
the famous Partisan fashion
houses of Dior, Piguet and
other top couturiers, in addi-
ton to modelling for Venziani
in Milan, Italy.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C., April 3, 1861

dows and decorate with at
tractive driftwood and shell
pieces.
Mrs. E. /. asks:
will the Oriental theme
still be used in 1862"
Dear Mrs. E. l.:
More than ever is the pre-
diction.
Copyright. 1861. Dorothy Draper.)
"Be Your Own Decorator" O fos-
cinotins and most informative book
let by Dorothy Droper. is ovoiIobIe
to readers Of The Evening Stor. Send
Is cents in coin and your nome and
address printed to Dorothy Droper,
core Of The Stor. Mrs. Droper
connot answer personol moiI, but
will use questions Of widest general
appeal in her column.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

sofa and two club chairs in
a bold and vibrant print.
Hang real fish nets. complete
with sinkers and cork floats,
natural or dyed at the win
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. custom bic
level rambler: plus den, ga baths,
hot-water Dashboard heat, 35-ft.
paneled rec. rm., center-han foyer;
best buy at S33. 300. NATIONAL
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE CORP,
OIL. 4-S333. omen It'll q.
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HILLCRES7
GM@g&n

hALLChEST
6f0|ggn
3446 HOLLYWOOD DRIVE Sc.
Beautiful 2-story, 3-bedrm.
brick. Payments Sll4,75 mo,
Dir; Penna. Ave. to Carpenter,
left TO Highwood, right to 3446.
AFTER G PM. LU. 2-73S3
CURTIS BROS. LU. $4,000
HILLCREsT. 1874 33rd pi. Sc
6-rm. brick; 2ls baths. with many
extras. Owner moving to Florida.
Must see to appreciate. Open
dolfi. LU. 4-7I25. ZAGAMI RE-
Atty CO.. Il. 1887.
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO. OFFERS
BRANCH AND PA. AYES, 5000
block %" St; open IL to dark
New brk. ramblers; 8 rms, 9 bed
rms, baths, de luxe elec. kit,
full bsmt. with half bath: large
level lot; SCI. 500.
24l7 MINI. AVE. mr., Pa. ave.
G1 nothing down, FLA $500 dn.
Large 6-rm. brick with . enci.
Mr.. Pa. AND MINI. AYES. 1912
23rd ST.; open TO 6-Large Diet.
brick with 8 rms, bath LIST n; 2
rms, bath, End H.; finished base
ment. bath; large corner lot; va
NEAR BRANCH AND ALABAMA
AYES. - Custom biult Diet. hrk.
With 9 rms, 5 bedrms.. Q baths,
oedrmS and bath LIST H.; gas
I MA; 7Sf226.900o; -
rms lst-n: den. full bsmt.: oil
s siy i6o Earase: large level lot;
HILLCREsT. mr.. Branch ave.-Det.
sunporch. knotty uine rec. nm:
lge. level lot; Sl6.95O.
3Oth ST, mr.. Pa. ave, near public
and parochial schools-Det.
rms, baths. den and bath LIST
T.; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; S17,-
N ST.. 1850. mr.. MINI. ave. Semi.
s & atS pine rec. rm., incl, pch.;
254s 35th st.. near Southern ave
-Brand-new Diet. brick rambler
8 rms, 3 bedrms.. ga baths. walk
out bsmt.; S2O.95O. Open . to 6
A VA. ~ pr pr; nth sns S.l MINI
level lot; $1,000. 10. 1851.
NR; seth AND ALABAMA AVE:
bungalow: 3 bedrms., rec. rm.
lge. level lot: SlS.5O0.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH. Off Pa. ave
Det. lge. .brk. rambler; 3 betirsns.,
2 baths. large den. LIST H., psneled
rec; rm.. den and bath. garage
NEAR CORAL HILLS. 1918 44th
pl. Semidet. brk.; 5 Ice. rms,
daylight bsmt. wLrec. nm. gas
h;:w.h. Anyone with $500 dn.
other GOOD LIsTINos
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co. REALTORS
24f2 Minnesota Ave. Sc. ct Pa
LU. 4-77l7 LU. 2-5976
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ABSOLUTE BEST
DRIVE BY, DON'T GO IN


DRIVE BY, DON'T GO M
24s oGLETHoRPE ST. NE.
Brick Colonial with bsmt., twin
sized bedrms., storm windows, ETC..
S12,500, SS1 per mo.
525 PEABODY ST. NE.
Al cond. Anchor-fenced Colonial
with rec.-type bsmt.. storm win
dows and doors, S13.500. Easy
terms.
4SI4 Sth ST. NE.
Good location - 3 bedrms., Ia
baths, fin. rec. rm., fenced yard,
move now; storm windows and
doors incl. Asking Sl5,950. E-Z
terms.
4519 18th ST. NE.
Custom brick, 3 twin bedrms., Ia
baths, hot water heat. rec. rm.
and garagei move right in.
Many others. call us and give US
details on what you want. If we
don't have 1t, we'll get 1t.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-1800
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FOREST GROVE

I6U3 SHERWOOD ROAD
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME this brick
bedrms ga baths lovely recreation fireplace
DIRECTIONS: Georgia Forest Glen rd ia
Cameron. left Sherwood I'd. and PECKs OPEN SIGN.
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CHEVY CHASE

UNUSUAL HOME-EXCELLENT BUY! Pretty stone succo
C9Iona in fine area within Leland Junior High and BIC
ns5ay Kit with pantry ho1Tater heat; sood;size bedrns
At S for best address suburban
DIRECTIONS: Out Wis rght Bradley lane, left
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(coNTlNUEDl

MICH. PARK-1eOO Upshur st. ne.
Diet. cor. brick. 8 lge. bedrms.,
ia baths, 21h #. Nv. rm. w
firepl.: ser. porch off liv. rm.;
9X15 kit, lge. din. rm. Pan. rec.
fTn, Gas heat. Full attic. Slate
On. $4,000 first trust. No agents.
BY appt. LA. 6-2131.
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CAROL KNOLLS
10203 LESLIE STREET

BRICK BEDRMS, BATHS separate din rm.. kit. with
table
and schools. Under $4,000. $1,000
DIRECTIONS: left left
Leslie PECKS OPEN SIGN.
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WOODMOOR

1878 PIERCE DRIVE
REAL NlCE-3-b edrm. rambler 2h baths arg,
kitchen, with fireplace separate dining
Situated beautiful shaded TRADES INVITED
DIRECTIONS West on University blvd to Lexinston {!
Corners. Right to Pierce dr.. and OPEN SIGN.
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LANGLEY PARK AREA

EXCEPTIONAL BRICK AND STONE 3bedrm rambler with all
electric kitchen. NEAR ADVENTIST ACADEMY HE 4-IT0O.
DIRECTIONS: East Univ, blvd Carroll ave, right
OPEN SIGN
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ST. CAMILLUS PARISH
1902 PARHAM ROAD

bier featuring lv nm with fireplace three twn-size bedrms
family kitchen screened porch and 30 # recreation
DIRECTIONS out New Hampshirs ave to oakview dr. left
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BURNT MILLS

VALUE SELDOM EQUALLED only S26,95O A lovely new
plaster walls. Come out TO today. 10. $1,000.
D1RECTIoNs Out Coesyie rd Four continue
on Rte. 90 left Burnt Mills PECKS OPEN SIGN.
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UNIVERSITY HILLS

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF to Prince
Plaza Brick rambler with bedrms fireplace in iv din.
combination and famlySze kitchen. Sl795O.
DIRECTIONS: East Univ blvd to Coesvie I'd. right
to Rutgers, right to PECK'S OPEN SIGN.