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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11
GREENSBORO SINGERS
by c. h. SELLERS. JR.

The twenty singers from the
TCHS Chorus who sang in
the State Choral Festival d.
Greensboro returned Sunday
afternoon
The group ac ompanied By
Mrs. Beth Woody, director. LETT
Tabor City Friday morning at
100 a. m. and arrived in
Greensboro around 600. Att
er checking into the o. Henry
Hotel (where they stayed) tho
Sroup received their name tags
which had To be punched be-
fore each rehearsal. II anyone
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-04-11

tailed To have their tag punch
Ell, he was not allowed to par
tiCipate i'll any further re-
earSalS or sing in the concert.
The concert was given Sat-
Lrday night in Aycock Audit &.
orium. The performances OF
Chorus One and Two were
taped for future televising.
Chorus One under the direc-
ton Of DR.. John Raymond Of
Lafayette College III EaSton.
Pennsylvania, sang first.
Miss Betty Jane Grimm, ma
t.onally known contralto solo
list, directed the second chorus.
Mote: Tie terms One" and
Two" do not necessarily infer
the quality of the choruSeS in
N"ived. They are merely term:
III identification.
The concert was shown Sun
Gay afternoon and will again
be shown tonight (WedneS-
day. on channel 1 at $50.
When the students came
back Sunday, one carload Wis
tied Jugtown. place where
nationally known pottery is
made. They also visited ST.
Andrews Presbyterian College
IL Laurinburg.
STATE BETA CONVENTION
Four members of the Tabor
City Beta attended the State
Convention this past Saturday
IN Raleigh. The students were
Jackie Sayre, Gene Goldfinch,
Judy Huffaker. and Ben
Prince.
They stayed at the Carolina
Hotel in downtown Raleigh.
The convention meetings were
held 8 blocks from the Caro-
lima. During their stay, they
attended numerous meetings
ranging from the entire 1000
odd students to small discus
sion groups. A dance was Civ
en- for all Beta members
They, like the Chorus
Greensboro singers, returned
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-24
CONNER RclAL
SEE LEW BAILEY

JR. ACCT. .......... s5l2
Prefer college grad but no'
necc. if man is offending might
school. Will be doing cost
accounting.
GEN. ACCOUNTANT s6oo.s7oc
TO IS. supervisory and acct
exp. basic IBM knowledge.
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE
.......... $3.50 r con
Over 81. droft exempt to work
into management in short
time. HIS. Grad pref. some
college.
AUTO PARTS CLERK =. $3.50
Young HIS. Grod. interested in
cors. some bosic knowledge
Of outo purts. Able to drive.
SALES DESK .... s4oo-s55o +
Receiving orders. expediting
shipments. sdles type person.
ulity and phone contact exp.
SALES rRAlNEE ...... .S433+
Some soles exp. call on in
dustriol and commercial &C.
counts. exclusive territory.
CUSTOMER RELATIONS
ASST. to SS2l
College gYod.. business adm.
bkgYd., to leorn customer serv-
Ice In clothing company.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-24

BILL and Kicks. l28l7 ST. Clair,
phone SAL -657S. open 8 80 am. to
8 p. m. 10 chaests Of drawers, IS
EACH 2 dressers, 81: double beds
and half beds. complete from 81;
utility cabinets, S395; coffee tables
from 50; paint, soc quart. $3.50
gal Big variety. come in. Shop
until 8 pm. We also buy what
you have.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-24

BEAUTICIAN. part time. salary
Call Nv. 1-34l4 evenings.
TELEPHONE solicitors to work
to hours per day in your own
home; must be experienced
choose your own hours. SIPS pei
hour salary. Call AN. 1-0650.
PHONE solicitors to work from
home, part time. ] fuu time;
established and new accounts
training furnished; must be able
TO make some evening calls. Pure
Clean Products, PO. 1-84l9.
WAITRESS. experienced. days, good
salary and tips; no Sundays
Corner Noble Caledonia.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-24

5 FT. built-in cast iron bathtub,
used, S25; fl. pastel color built
in bathroom outfit. pieces, SIS:
#. built-in cast iron, 3 piece
bathroom outfit, $3.50; dealer.
EX l-4838.
AIR conditioners: s4-ton console.
new (water), $3.50; ton. used one
year, $500; ton. window type
used year, 500: new air condl-
toner, SIPS; dealer. CE. 1850.
Evening star., 1962-04-07
Ground Breaking Held
For Forest KnoIIs

Ground breaking ceremo-
MES for the new Forest
Knolls subdivision near In
dian Head highway and Old
Fort road, Prince Georges
County. were held this week
by the builder, Sampson Bros.
Charles B. Coyer. vice
president of the building
firm, said Forest Knolls will
include some 400 homes when
completed and is the first of
a number of communities the
firm plans here totaling
5000 houses.
An unusual feature Of the
development is that the firm
plans to have a 10-acre resi-
Dental area including play
ground, swimming and wad-
ing pools. bathhouse. picnic
grounds and court-game ia
cilities. ready and waiting for
first occupants.
Public opening Of Forest
Evening star., 1962-04-07

Oldest homesteader from the
standpoint of ownership.
The homesteader, when
found, will be recognized dur
ing NAREB's celebration Of
Realtor Week and during the
centennial celebration of the
Homestead Law. May 20, the
centennial, also is the first
day of Realtor Week.
In order to qualify for the
honor, the homesteader must
be the person to whom the
original title was granted, or
his widow, and must have
held continuous title to the
property. The age of the
person is not q factor, but
the age Of the grant is.
Evening star., 1962-04-07
Paint
Rollers

Lambswool rollers should
be used only with oil or
alkyd based paints and not
with water-thinned paints,
popularity known as latex.
Water makes the wool curl
and mat, causing a mottled
or pebbly effect on the wall.
Rollers made of synthetic
fibers are best for latexes.
Evening star., 1962-04-07
Syndicate Buys
g Street Site

A syndicate headed by
Samuel T. Cohen and Jack I.
Bender today announced as
sembly Of $4,000 square feet
covering the south side of G
street NV. between Eight
eenth and Nineteenth streets
NV.
The announcement said
the site, which cost in the
neighborhood of SO million,
is suitable for a hotel or an
office building but the own
erS are not yet ready to re-
veal specific plans.
Evening star., 1962-04-07
Oldest Homesteoder Sought

The National Association
of Real Estate Boards has
Joined the Interior Depart
ment's Bureau of Land Man
agement in a search for the
Evening star., 1962-04-07

THE BEAUTY or YOUR APARTMENT 90.
Enhanced by huge picture windows.
Individual room air conditioning and
heating; generous closet space;
refriserotor-freezer; dishwosher, disposed;
storage space o-pIenty. Rooms planned
for spacious. modern living suited
fer individual decorating tostes.
A nuster TN ontenno brings you
8 channels. plus the
Educational Channel 26.
Evening star., 1962-04-07

Knolls. which is being fl
nanced through B. F. Saul
Co., is scheduled in mid-May.
Evening star., 1962-04-07
HAVE CONTRIBUTED 70 THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ApolLNE

GLAZING CONTRACTOR
WoIsh G koshIsr Gloss Co., Inc.
KITCHEN CABINETS
Preeisionwurs, Inc.
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR
John A. Quinn, Inc.
MEDICINE CABINETS
Amsrisan Supply Inc.
Evening star., 1962-04-07

Keen Homes hos introduced new model, the
Kent, in its Strotford on the Potomac develop
ment near Mount Vernon, suppIementIns two
other designs the firm oIreody offers there. The
house, which contains three bedrooms and two
baths and space for two more bedrooms and a
third bath, was designed by Lester Johnson As
soeiutes, Arlington architects. IL is on Grey
lock street, just off Strotford lane.
Evening star., 1962-04-07
LUXURIOUS LOBBY ...

Seeretoriol and message phone service
ovoilobIe "a hours q doy . high
speed automatic elevators whisk you
to your floor. Two-tier porkine.
Loundry and storage rooms.
Evening star., 1962-04-07

THE R00F-T0P SWIMMING POOL ..
Imagine your own private pleasure reireof
-. the ApoIline roof-top outdoor pool,
overlooking beautiful Washington. Enjoy
cool summer breezes on the "hish-leveI''
svndeek and lounge oreo. Heoted
wafer and windbreoker for extro
long season swimming.
Evening star., 1962-04-07
THE APoLlINf PARTY ROOM =.

A private rendezvous for you and your
guests. luxurious setting for porties
and receptions, ovoiIobIe upon
reservation. Built-in bar; modern kitchen;
closet space; and rest rooms.
Evening star., 1962-04-07

CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTOR
4. n. Assesi 6 sons Tide 20.
CONCRETE WORK
Miller Q Long
DIsP0sAls 6 Gas RANGES
Miller Bvildins Supply Company
ELECTRiC FIXTURES
kuiienaI iistiris lighting, Inc.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
TY KEY PREVTEWS.

Perry Case Of the Ancient Romeo" The thea
ter background in this is of interest," the murder
more exciting than usual Paris is dueling with Romeo
and runs sword right through him. stage in Shake
speares play Mason called in to defend Paris Patricia
Huston leads cast including Rex from Roaring
20s," and Announcer Harry Won Zen. 7sO pm. wToP-s
Room for One MOre-"F1p's Loyalty Test" Little Ronne
Dapo Is adorable Flip Finally permitted to join
secret society Of two known the Badgers Fp loyalty
is to put to the extreme test pm, WNAAI-T
The Defenders-"Along Came Spider" Even though the
gmmick that resolves this courtroom drama has been
used before the show is well done When the father of
syearOd is murdered the young lady steps forward
the only witness and fingers her grandpa paul Hart
mani for the electric chair E. Marshall must destroy
witness who happens to be only years old $50 pm,
WTOP-9. e4t f
Play Of the Weekger at the Gates Christopher Frys
translation Of Jean Giraudouxs play about soldiers at
tempt to stop the Trojan War. Nina Foch Leueen Nc
Grath, Catheen Nesbitt Arthur Treacher Donald Davis
11:15 pmy WNdAL-7. ...~.t-.ess..
5 ,sa ste., s,5 TOnight's Movies
$780, WRC D-Saturday Night at the Movies The SHOWS
Of Kilmanjaro" There's powerfo1se lineup Of stars
Gregory Peck Susan Hayward Ava Gardner Hildegarde
Neff in Daryl F. zanucks film Of the Hemingway novel
about mans introspection his death bed (Color)
1851 ~
lice, WTTG (-Playhouse Five "f I'm Lucky" Crooner
Perry Como runs for Governor and proves that he's
better TV emcee than movie actor. Vivian Blaine,
Harry James, Phil silvers us46l.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Steve Allen Show
5 Nights q Week
Reported PIunned

NEW YORK. May S (AP).-
Steve Allen, the original ITO
night" show host on television
In pre-Jack Paar days, soon
will return to TV with q SINH
lar nightly program, it was
reported last night.
Mr.. Allen. author, composer,
pianist and comedian, viii take
over the time slot now held by
Mike Wallace's pm" show, the
New York Herald Tribune said.
Richard K. Doan, the news
papers TV columnist. said the
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co.
viii produce and syndicate the
new Steve Allen five-nights-a-
week series. Mr.. Doan said an
announcement viii be made
Monday.
Westinghouse also produced
the Pm" programs.
Mr.. Doan wrote that Mr.. Al
lens series may start on the
Monday night following the
June 22 expiration Of Pm"
The new program, the column
ist said, win be taped in Holly
wood, where Mr., Allen lives. and
like Pm" viii run 90 minutes.
Mr.. Allen was last regularly
seen on TV In an ABC network
series which survived only a
few months after opening last
fall. ''
Evening star., 1962-05-05

Last nights Constitution Hall
recital by Leontyne Price had
been postponed from mid-Jan-
Huary. It was worth waiting
for. The audience gave her q
standing ovation ct the end,
and there were more than the
usual number Of encores.
Miss Price has o magnificent
voice which she keeps under
superb control. Such things as
the sweeping, upward octaves
in the first Of the two. Cilea
arias were genuinely thrilling.
But as Q musician, she has
definite perhaps even severe
limitations. In the italian rep
ertory Of the second half Of the
18th century she deserves all
the superlatiyes that have been
heaped on her. -
Elsewhere. except for such
things as the Barber songs and
the spirituals, she Is far less
good. And the Schubert songs.
i think, were rather badly sung.
The Lieder singers art is q
difficult, one. and it calls for
an enormous measure Of liter
acy arr musical sophistication
which Miss Price does not yet
have. (.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

education seminars attended by
attorneys throughout the State.
Mr.. Yewell Is . member Of the
Southern Maryland Board of
Trade and the Chamber Of
Commerce.
Mr.. Marshall, Of Seahrcok, a
disabled veteran Of the Korean
War, Is q member Of the Ameri-
can, Maryland and District Bar
associations. 49,
He received his undergradu-
ate degree from Rutgers Uni
versity and went on to earn Q
law degree at Georgetown Uni
verSity. He has been active In
the Young Democratic Club of
Prince Georges County, and the
Goth election District Demo-
cratic Club.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

any more crimes than other
counties its size.
Mr.. Marshall believes that
while there are good men on
the police force, the 221-man
department should be increased
by 154 and q new chief ap-
pointed from the ranks. Chief
George ]. Panagoulis has been
under independents fire as
having solicited political con-
tributions from bar and tavern
operators.
Under q new law, the next
States attorney viii receive .
higher salary of $4,000 an
nuallys and viii not be allowed
to have an outside law practice.
Sketches Of Candidates
The candidates for the May
is primary.
Mr.. Yewell, Of Upper Marl-
boro, is president Of the Young
Democrats Of Prince Georges
County, the Citizens Demo-
cratic, Club, and last year was
named Outstanding Young
Man" by the Crescent City's
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
A graduate Of Georgetown
University Law School, Mr.,
Yewell served In Naval mtelli-
gence~ during the Korean War.
AS Q member Of the Prince
Georges Bar Association. Mr..
Yewel is chairman Of the legal
education committee. &
For the last two years he
was chairman Of two legal
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Aspirants
.PassDistrEt
Testsfor Bar

The names Of l20 successful
candidates on the February
District Of Columbia Bar Ex-
animation have been released
by District Courts Committee
on Admissions and Grievances.
Ralph A. Curtin, secretary
and treasurer Of the COMMITTEES,
said the 100 persons who passes
the three-day examination rep
resented IS per cent Of the 2ls
candidates who took the Feb
ruary bar examination.
Included on the list of sue
cessful candidates was James
B. Lynn, 80. Of 2SI4 Thirty
ftrSt street Sc. Mr.. Lynn is
law clerk to District Court
Judge Leonard P. Walsh.
The fun list follows:
Roaeriek 2. Anderson. John N.
tAposto.akos, Ernest 8. Auerbach, Vida
HTAtie 5aogn, Richard 9. Beatty, claude
4. cisTta citaOfIHi sshi ySnn Anshony Ben,
Bicndin. xicSasir + nsSafisld.C afs C1EmsH anne y :.
eerAnse9mp, 1nomes Il, Bresson, Richard
Suck Nv. Vincent L. Carney Jerry
Soitonn, in, Arnsn Cohen. narnum l.
James william Dee. Donald L. Dan.
niGon, ThomAS n fSvaoTS n Gh@.Is-
+. EASTWOOD, james ~. Fauiknsf. John
Eeusr. James ]. Flood, Rc6ert ]. FogaF,.
stSnIss sSIcnssl j r oIcS IkoIsy; .na ponaid 7; oaSeI'
Ronald "a. Aalvorsen, James n HswsS'
David Il. Eiii. Robert !. Aik audspesS. s hSslsf'
William c. JAeek. Richard 3, john
son, Robert 3. Jofdan III, Roger N.
kaRp. Daniel A. KavAnaugh, Daniel
80 A.esaener' osorge B. Klslndorfor, r..
Herssrt W, fsrSoS, usssn SSHa 4. tss.sr. asF.
James y. Lynn. Herbert c, Malone.
Inomas =. Manglnes. Jean Mansur,
T%eorss %s MAntS: Russell ". MeBFtds.
EansHhl,nii EMSTH niief frviDe MieEniry a Rsser =. Me:
4; Nieis. 81. Paul / GilisS. Giliissa; oecrss s0Vn W
Mitchell: William H. Moriarty, John
yosepn hulnns. IT., David v. Aunnis.
Aark n: Newman, Terry L Nevei,
psTs1. psRi1 r.Seii SliihsIio9 RsosSSard RssSard y ";
2. Parlse. William D. Perry. Richard
Playt Warren Estes Ray, Alan b.
Retihin, Peter ] Ressler, Stephen L.
land. Daniel Sachs, Harold Afsm saks-
yan. Stanley D; echlosser, Warren A.
Melvin sharp. Joseph II. sherick, Ed
ward Z. sherman, John 7. Sherwood,
Donald SINGER, Kenneth ?. sippei.
PANEL W., six6ey. Marvin Snyder.
Phenson, Robert C. Sullivan, Boyd II,
SWartG. Grant r. sykes.
Hama Taffet, James II. Thompson,
David c. Todd. David p. Truax, OeorEe
HandesGnde; Raymond John walsh, jr.;
Joseph Il. Widinar. Betty IL "swSfiss. wisss..
carver. carver. od DSyid ~ wittenbsrE. Alan
mond L. Worthington. stuart d y YOUNG M
Leon B. leiger, Charles J. zeman,
Evening star., 1962-05-05
OTHER TY
HIGHLIGHTS


$500, wTOP Cs) - The Ken
lucky Derby. IS Minutes.
Run for the Roses" ct
Churchill Downs. Louis
vile, KY.
7:O0, WAfALl7) - Eastern
Shore Recovery. Special.
Reconstruction Of the
Eastern Shore area from
Rehoboth to Ocean City
after the damage done by
the storm Of March IL. In
terviews with the mayors Of
Ocean City and Rehoboth.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Truffic Group Asks
Scot Belts by '63

The District Traffic CO.
ordinating Committee has rec
commended to the Commits
sioners that all new cars In the
District, starting with the 1858
models. be equipped with seat
belts.
Another proposal indorsed
yesterday was that all physi-
clans be required to report
patients whose ailments would
impair their driving skill. This
suggestion came from the Fort
Davis Citizens Association.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
cnntrihntina CritIn
BY DONALD AsrNTz

p Contributing Critic
Lsontyne Price. soprano: David
0arvey, piano. At Constitution Hall.
Program: Ali spietato from Ad-
madigi, Handel; Non nj dir from
Don Giovanni, Mozart; An die Leier,
Schubert; LAebe schwaemt auf allen
Weeen' Schubert; N4chs und Tray 1.
schubert; EIsSs ;ehwasrmf Saf alien
Z PoVeri fiort and 10 son pumile
ancsila from AdriAnA I1eQuvreur; c.
LEAF Tu vois le feu du scir, Poulenci
, Main domine6 par Ia coeur, pOulenes
c'est Ainst cue IN q, ro1lenc;, Je
settings cf Poems BY James Joyce,
Haxbers swing Low Sweet Chariot.
arr Eurleigh. Ny @QuT,e Been An
eh0red, arr. Price; His Name Il 80
HSss sSsis M1 L saaas0as as IN Is rt 81 Sonas Y.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

Observation-Disclosures DELIetT," near every con-
veience IndescrbobN chonino home and community within
cosy walk of Chevy Chose Center department stores buses
The cherry trees, 7foot ozoIeos in full bloom ond prize
rose eorden gardeners dreo true The center
hall Cocno is complete in every respect Cozy 0EN powder
room on first floor bright spocious nursery "odut fony
2h baths on second foc wo-up stoooe ottie ponsIed
reereoton room with boE also porch ooroae ote roof
Moster builder Cooper lohtbow In 3os with excellent
tnogcne possible EquoY we'll suited for young OF doIt
family $50 - ~ ~
M GET 1ISsr g e Ess.sEE gsht 9
Rbads tafss SssteT. o. l-sSsIJ s = I, a,ss =
Evening star., 1962-05-05
TODAY,S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

7:O5, WGNGS AMIN (S7O Kc.
and 1O3.5 Mc.)-Festival Of
Music. Works by SuSate,
Marcello, Frescobaldi. VI
valdi, Bach. Mozart, Wag-
ner. Sibelius and others.
7:OS, WAsH!FM ts7.l Mc.)-
The QXR String Quartet.
Tartini's Quartet No. I In D.
1918, WMAL-FM (107.3 Mc.)-
Opera Stage. DebuSsy's
''Pelleas ct Melisande."
1891, WWDC-Musie TIL
Dawn. Haydn's Symphony
No. a In e Minor.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
FIN Stations
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Evening star., 1962-05-05
PRIMARY PROFILES $780, --
| PinboII Machines an Issue

A dispute over the extent to
which pinball machines are used
for gambling In Prince Georges
County highlights the Demo-
cratic campaign IN the race
for nomination for States
attorney.
The two candidates agree
that illegal payoffs are made
for running up free games on
ptnball machines.
Arthur A. Marshall, jr., seek
ing the prosecutors job on the
Independent ticket. claim S
about 81 million annually is
made from Illegal payoffs on
275 machines having Federal
gaming stamps.
Thomas B. Yewell, running
on the Organization ticket,
feels peyoffs are not this
prevalent.
The present prosecutor, VIII
liam L. KahIer, elected four
years ago on the ORGANIZATION
ticket, declined reelection. The
Independents have Q fun local
slate trying to Gust the incurn-
bent Democratic organization.
Agree on PayOffs Ban
! Both candidates for states
attorney agree that II pinball
payoffs cannot be eliminated
by Law, the multiple odds md.
chimes themselves should be
declared Illegal by the Mary
land Assembly.
Each candidate states that,
Il elected. be viii launch an
intensive campaign against the
problem with the help Of O.
1859 State Law. It declares that
Q $3.50 Federal gaming stamp
issued for o machine shall be
prima-facie evidence Of
gambling. a'N ii
Mr., Jewell says he would
want more evidence before
making an arrest. He notes
that Internal Revenue Service
regulations require the annual
$3.50 stamp for q multiple odds
machine. whether or not 1t Is
used for gambling.
! Mr.. Marshall. however, be-
lieves the stamp alone Is ade-
uuate for conviction. The State
law, he says, ct least should be
tested and carried to the Court
Of Appeals. II necessary.
See No Excess Of Crime
Both candidates agree that
Prince Georges does not have
Evening star., 1962-05-05
NEWS OF MUSIC
Standing Ovation
=. Given Miss Price

The Mozart lacked the crisp
ness which is as much a part
Of the style as are the notes.
The Handel aria was intoned
in the Victorian manner which
has precious little to do with
BaroQue opera.
Miss Prices career is young.
She is already at the top in
q small part Of the repertory.
who knows what the future
may bring?
Evening star., 1962-05-05
pRINcFIFLD---4-prpRooa spCIT.LFvrL

SPRINGFIELD BEDROOM spCIf-LEvEL Newer srGit-
level neor schools shops, bus kenwocd Club churches s
So0n pIds bli h0ssnsnt ocfdos ior0a dSrnu covered
patio off botheequpped kitchen ond dining Rental
oso desired. Low 4os u ,i. sS
LETT to $500 Rdgetsld Roed (AfT Corner OF. l-OSSsJ
Evening star., 1962-05-05

cREYY CHASE, Mps-$i,7oo CASH -DOILDERS CLOSE
OUT. Brdnd-new 4-bedrcom, 2-both Cope Cod. Builder
will bnee Poneled Fecreotion Foon Neor shoppno Never
osanes Ike this asoin In 2os Lcysest possI eolors N
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Other AM Stations

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ksstsy mldalSht 10 S.n. TBssssy.
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satHFdsyI Sunday s.n. 70 nlaaIght.
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High poINr-4-BEDRooM RAMVLER. M

hIGh poINT-4-BEDRooM RAMBLER. Most ottroetFVe
brick robler perfectly level with street. In on oreo of
beautiful homes, IL feotures living room with fepecs
modern kitchen with eoDo space, screened porch bed
rooms bots, oil on some level loroe Daylight Teereoton
room opening to huge level ot Also Bird BOTH Near schools
bus and shops. Ewes, o. 6-5455. -
70 REACH on Mass osceOla
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secs BaItan Road @
Newer 4bedroo home in this awqrd- winning community
The qreondtoned home consists Of hfsthoog LIBRARY
powder room, superb Kitchen entronee ho sei-fnished
recreation with End fireplace 2-eor oorooe storooe
ottic, very ottroctvey Eondscoped ot Neor eementoY
school, Privote bus service to D. c. Be come out
to this populor area this week end. .~-
TO REACH Mas Ave Extended entranes
s Sra eoHf'EHs g BatsH R4 and sht to our open
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wooDAcREs-PANELED LIBRARY, 7-rOom g

WooDAcRES-PANELED LIBRARY, 7-room COLONEL in the
midst OF this eonoenol young foH,y community level
wooded site neo public and pooehioI Schools recreation
center and bus truly twin-size bedrooms boths Up
CHERRY-PAfNElED LIBRARY, the improved kitchen ond
spoee Foy priced in upper 2os Immediote occupancy
e REAcH ost Msss Ace Ezts.dss YeDOrn right