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Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
% Junior
BOwlers Here
Enter Tourney

Twenty-eight junior bowlers,
ranging from 9 to Is years of
age journeyed to Wilmington to
participate in state junior
bowling tournament on Satur-
day. The following Smyrna
Clayton Jaycees provided tran
sportation for the boys: Philip
Voshell, chairman; James
Haas, president; Smithers
Snow, Jr., national director for
the state of Delaware; Earl
Harris, and william M. Dough-
ten.
This Is an annual tourna-
ment sponsored by the Delaware
Jaycees with the Wilmington
Chapter acting as host for the
other chapters In the state. Ap-
proximately $50 to 200 youthful
bowlers participated.
Unfortunately the boys from
this area we're not successful
In their effort to win the tro-
phies; however, they did re-
ceive invaluable experience and
are looking forward to COM
peting next wear.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
Church Nets
Over $1,000
From Supper

The recent dinner for the ben
eft of the general expenses of
Asbury Methodist Church pro-
we'd to be a great success with
$50 dinners served to people
attending and also those taken
out. About $1,000 was cleared by
the project, of whichNorman G.
Wilder served as general chair
man. About 95 percent of the
membership was involved In the
affair In some way, either by
donations. or by serving in some
capacity. Mrs. Henry T. Price
was In charge of the commit
tee for solicitations of food;
Mrs. Medford Davis, kitchen;
Medford Davis, dining room;
John Dukes tickets; Mrs. Andre
Mulenaeur, promotion; Mrs.
William Nowland, food sale and
take-outs; Clark M. Knotts,
treasurer; william Minner,
chairman of cleanup crew.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21

vide needed assistance without
questioning the origin or rel
igion of those who are the ben
eficiaries.
because we are fortunate
people, we realize that we can
fully share our goods and SER
vices with those throughout the
world who because of strife,
famine or disaster are denied
the bare necessities of life.
''lt is my earnest hope and
prayer that there will be an i'm
mediate and full response to
the zone Great Hour of Sharing
set for Sunday. March "a. From
the fullness of our hearts and
from our bounteous resources,
let us support this hour, always
remembering 1T is more bless
ed to give than to receive
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
Bazaar
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Leaders, Corps, Mrs. Jane A.
Quebec; Future Homemakers
Club, Mrs. Virginia Firth and
Mrs. Jeanne Conner; Future
Nurses Club, Mrs. Clara Sparr;
Spanish Club, Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Getty;
Sophomore Class and Junior
Class, MIR. Williams; Latin Club
Mrs. Wanda Martin: Future
Teachers Club, John M. Graden;
freshman class, Robert Ever
EFT.
Winners included Stanley l.
plenski, Hartly, who guessed
702 In the jelly bean contest,
with 706 jelly beans In the large
jar. Candy was won by Earl
Downes and Robert Givens.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
Historical
Group To
Hear Students

John w. Dickinson, librarian
at the John Bassett Moore High
School, will be In charge of
the program at the meeting of
the Duck Greek Historical Soc
iety Sunday, March "a at s
pm. at the Century Club house.
He will present several high
school students who will dis
cuss the early history of Smyr-
ma, Kenton, Hartly, and Smyrna :
Landing. The students did thier
own research on the program.
All interested persons, whether
members of the society or NOT,
are invited to attend. In addition
to the historical research on
places, the papers will include
reference, to the late John Bas-
sett Moore, international jurist,
who was born in Smyrna, and in
whose honor the local high
school was named.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
Injured In
Collision Here

Russell Haley. apassenger in
a taxi driven by Dorothy May
Moffitt suffered a sprained right
shoulder when the taxi was
struck by a car driven by VIII
helmina May, 263 East Comm
cree Street at 4:20 pm. Tues
day.
The collision occurred at Lake
Drive and Main Street. The
driver of the car had stopped
at the stop sign but proceeded
into Main Street. Mrs. Maywas
fined ten dollars and costs for
failing to yield the right ofway.
The taxi was going south on
Main Street at the time of the
collision.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
Delaware
Grid Squad
To Open
Drills

The University of Delaware
football team, defending mid
die Atlantic Conference cham :
pion and 1862 winner of the
Lambert Cup, will begin spring
practice on Monday, April 8.
Drills will continue for 20
days, eliminating In the ira
ditional intra- squad scrimmage
at Delaware Stadium on Satur-
day, May 4. AS always, the pu-
bile will be invited on that day
to view the results of the spring
training program.
A total of 81 varsity foot
ball candidates reported for the
organizational meeting conduc-
ted Tuesday, March IL. A small
ler number of athletes, how
ever, will actually take part In
the spring workouts.
Captain elect Paul Che esmore,
All-MAC and Little All-Ameri-
can tackle in 1862. will act
as co-captain of the 1868 la
crosse team. Halfback Mike
Brown, the Blue Hens leading
ground-gainer for the past two
years. is sprint man again on
the track team. Last years i'm
pressive sophomore ends, Wes
Firth and Ron Bianco, are mem
bers of the baseball squad, as
is regular halfback John Wal
lace. Of the other lettermen,
center Norm Wilkinson and end
Randy Harrison are playing la
crosse; guard Don James and
end-punter Arnie Rozental are
weight men with the track squad.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
Clayton Club
To Celebrate

The Clayton Century Club will
celebrate the forty-third anniv-
ersary on Thursday, March 81.
The president, Mrs. George
Parker, will welcome the
guests. Mrs. Lester Russell,
program chairman, will pre-
sent Mrs. Clyde Young who
will give a book review. There
will be readings by Mrs. Rey-
nolds Pratt and Mrs. Frank
Hankins. Sr., co-chairmen hos
tess committee.
Plans will be completed for
the annual hat sale to be held
on Saturday. March 80. The
afghan made by Mrs. Clyde
Young will be awarded at 8
pm. 1t will be on display In
the window of the Wroten-Pratt
Insurance Agency on Com
merce Street, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21

It is the wish of Governor
Ebert N. Carvel that Delaware
ans make full response to the
Zone Great Hour of Sharing"
scheduled for observance Sun
day, March "a.
In statement issued at Dover
this week, the states chief ex-
ecutive pointed out that this an
nual appeal provides the
means for the giving of mater
ial and spiritual assistance to
the i'll, the suffering and the
homeless of other lands" and
urged that "from the fullness of
our hearts and from our bount-
eous resources let US support
this hour, always remembering
1T is more blessed to give then
to receive I"
zone Great Hour of Sharing"
is also known as "The Bishops
Relief Fund" among Catholics
and as the ''United Jewish Ap-
peal" among those of the Jewish
faith, and is the major Spring
overseas relief funds-raising
effort of Americas three major
religious faiths. This - and
similar programs - account
for an estimated 80% of all of
Americas voluntary overseas
relief efforts and provide as
sistance annually to millions
of hungry and needy.
The full text of Governor
Carvel's statement follows:
THE 1868 overseas relief
emphases of the three great
religious faiths = Protestant,
Catholic and Jewish - coincide
on Sunday, March "a. Until that
time, Americans everywhere
are being asked to make special
contributions In response to ap-
peals for support of programs
of assistance to the needy of
other lands.
"Protestants know this an
nual appeal as the One Great
Hour of Sharing To those of
the Catholic faith this appeal is
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
Carvel Urges Support of
Great Hour of Sharing

known as The Bishops Rel
ief Fund.- Those of the Jewish
faith refer to this humanitarian
effort as the United Jewish
Appeal Regardless of due or
sponsoring group, these annual
appeals propose to provide the
means for the giving of mat
erial and spiritual assistance to
the Ill, the suffering and the
homeless of other lands.
Like the good Samaritan of
old, the three great faiths pro-
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
Little League
Boys Note!

Candy will be passed out
behind the old Post Office on
Main Street, Smyrna, Satur-
day, March 23d at 10 am,
to be sold for benefit of the
Smyrna Clayton Little League.
All those interested in making
this a successful project, be
at the old Post Office at 10
am. sharpl
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
The Smyrna Times
Phone .653-SS21
SMYRNA DELAWARE

Founded by Robert D. Hoffecker, July
s. 1854. Editor and proprietor un-
til February 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert D.
1907 to December "a. 1889.
Published Every Thursday Morning
by The Smyrna Times, Inc, rs
Commerce Street. Smyrna, Del.
Entered as End class matter March
is, 1879. at the post Office at Smyr-
na. DEL. under Act of Congress of
March 8. 1879.
Subscription price. $500 per year. out
of state. s4.00. strictly in advance.
Second-clsss postage paid at Smyr-
Ia. Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21
HORWATH's IMPLEMENT SALE

Having sold my farm will sell the following a
Public Auction on my farm, located miles East c
Sudersvle, route 300 the Sudlersville to Clay
ton Road. Signs posted from Sudlersville, Md.
Smyrna times., 1963-03-21

All Prices effective Mereh ~
through a., 1919.
oVoniliy Rights ssssFvsd.
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Big Place Like Lansbug
8-pc. Danish style dining room
s266
Tor buy II fer only SIS monthIyD

BAssET designed this sleek guo mohoguny contemporary dining all
eight pieces rich Dupont pux finished oohoI
and serohesl You get 6oineh buffet with seru interiors;
mogneie doocohes You foco 4ox6o72" obe
5hshbuck side chois and omcho. all with upholstered eofs
Matching 80" chino eabine suss sliding DOORS priced
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5-pc. Colonial style living room
1927
far huv II far onv x1a unau1hIvN
for buy it for onIy $I2 msnshIyD

Wnsome eory American nes eveones fuoteI This 5peee
includes wnge heavy hubby
in green gold print Like the matching reversible foam cUsons
You your choice Of and choir solid mcpe dough
step, lamp cocdolstles se..f 4
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FIeur.de.IiS bedroom
1893
Tor buy IL FOR emily SIS mOnshIyD

the ehurm French provincial bedroom eneered
The 6onch eduw triple dresser including Pittsburgh us gloss Mirror
like the 36ch 4duwer chest has solid oak interiors dUsoof
guided duwes suite includes full size panel bed Dupont DU finish
protects piece oeo heat alcohol and seong twin panel beds
ovolobIe special orders
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Here's gorgeous oudoom wearing proud bs of the greatest mills
sweetondow onsbughs price quit
voting broodoom your dreoms rs here Lunbue wong
bring with when
hurry bright and eoY morning! At price like this it'll roll
right you like lonbuehs experts will lay wall TO wo
woy eoeow rUbbezed waffle padding, for only
7.8I So. yd. complete!
ltfeund DupontC
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. Continuous fiIament nyOn pile!
AcriIano Acrylic pile with a ric plush texture!
Dupont sol carpet, nyIOn twist pile!
Luscious wool plush pile, soft a weIEkept green:
NyOn plush pile extravagany beautiful practically Ongived
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Chevy chase-Bethesda

Chevy Chase Bethesda
There IL one house In this sroup Of
Tamblers, Hplit.level and a-story
n0uss' msns INA. ,ns. E slvs y9ur family
definite prestige that you will
lind 20 Aatiafying. This subdivision
borders the National Institutes Of
Health and oyerlooks the beautiful
ground Of the Naval Hospital and
ne stone Ridse School for ulrls
beautiful baths, and complete
Kitchen with ali the latest sadgsts.
Good sized lots where you can
work or oversee your garden and
meet your neiEhbort, II will make
sSSy,S.d spS fss soc, sSSd ,sm,v snGSns you have
they will always love. enioy and
feel proud Of. Let us show you
Evening star., 1963-02-10

Morris Ksrmsn A Co, HE. n.stoo
BANNOCKBuRN--s.bedrms 3.bath
brk. split.leyel featufinE entf ~
rec. Tm. level with paneled fire.
place. sliding giass doors oren
onto beautifully wooded lot and
svimminr pnol uarase, spacious
thfouehout Ni,b00. Ewes, call
OF. AaIIit
Evening star., 1963-02-10
HILLANDALE

Contemporary brick home, 3 bed
rms, ga baths, liv. rm., fireplace.
sep. din. rm., mod. kit, paneied
family rm. w/bar. Priced 10 sell
quickly. Ewes. JU. S-5469.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Ma. s-50a0 Realtors 100 Mass. Ave.
- Truly luxurious
eustom-built rambler in prestige
sres. . T. IS. bedrooms, 3 full
baths. formal din. rm.. lge. rec.
room Az on beautiful wooded lot.
W. J. NICHOLAS. Rltr. 949-1 800
HILLANDALE-Truly luxurious Gus
tom-built rambler in prestige ares.
It's. bedrooms, 3 full baths,
formal din. rm., lge. rec. room.
all on beautiful wooded lot.
W. J. NICHOLAS, Rltr. 94g-I6OO
HILLANDALE-7 new brick Colo
mails, split levels and ramblers
with large bedrooms, 2h baths.
central a.c,, carport, huge kitch-
en-, paneled recreation room with
fireplace. ONLY 1875 DOWN. You
can choose from conventional,
FHA or GI financing. Immediate
possession. Shopping, bus and
school Just a few blocks away.
TRADE-IN ON YOUR PRESENT
HOME Priced from S9s,750 10
S32.O50. J. c. cONLEY REAL
TOR, JU. 9-4l34.
HOLIDAY PARK, WHEATON-Im-
maculate 3-bedrm., lIa-bath brick
rambler with rec. rm., lovely lge.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
n&gpen
OPEN 1 TO s
CHEVY CHASE

Cf1ENI ChAOE
.7416 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE
Only new home under construction
In this much sought after COM
munity.. The house with every,
thing, 4 bedrms., 2 baths up, liv
I'm. with firepl ;, oversize den with
iirepl.. sep. din, rm., large 0E
kitchen with table space, large
rec. Im., garage, spacious center
nail, large, closets, beautifully DE.
signed inside and out, high 4Os.
Ewes. Mrs, Gray, OIL. 2-6338.
DIR: out Conn. ave. 10 Rosemary,
left 70 Meadow lane. right TO Oak,
bearing left to Ridegwood and our
open sign.
1901 GLENDALE ROAD
Charming brk. Colonial among
3rd floor. liv. rm, with flrepl.,
large din. rm. with bay, 2-car "a
rage. rec, rnl., priced for immed.
sale in the low 40s among higher
priced homes. Ewes. Mrs. Dodds,
DIR: out Conn. ave-, right on lie.
land, right to Glendale and our
SUMNER
b129 BALTAN RD.
An extremely versatile floor plAn
with 2 master bedrms.-one a
suite on the LIST floor with dress
ing areas and full bath, the other
z large bedroom with pvt. bath on
md floor, spaciousness through
out. large lily, rm., California din.
rIi; rrIi; overlooking level treed lot,
Sesi;ma SSe9; huge sr5 rec; En', ~ 2 s sdaitlonal
Ewes. Mrs. Condron, OIL 2-6gS3
DIR: Out Mass. ave. ext. left on
~. Sumner dr., left TO Overiea I'd
right to Baltan, right to our open
PRESTIGE HOMES
Dean Rathpun Assoc.
OIL. P.Oooz
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GERMANTOWN
II. LAMIsoN

cHEvERLY-Briek Cane Cod. TX.
eel epnd., level lot on bus route.
schools nearby, Huge living rm.
with firepl, side screened porch,
separate dining room. full base
ment y baths, attract. garden,
BY OWNER, sP. 10000.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Selling Your Ho,Ise2

Selling Your House?
NEW FRLk PooKLEr tell. how
tull value. HOW TO MAKE THE
BEST SALE OF YOUR HOUSE
was written 70 siye you thr steps
sos Ssrs .hUsd so p.sa ,sas "a al, o nos hs so,; an
quickly and for the most money.
For your free COPY Of this I'm
formative. h-page booklet call or
stop BY our nearest office,
Evening star., 1963-02-10
GARRETT PARK

Total needed for GI purchaser. g.
bedrm. brk. rambler, liV. rm. with
ilreplI bsmt.. rec. rm.. fenced lot,
DIR: Wis. ave. to Strathmore to
4Sl Flanders or Conn. TO Knowles
70 FLANDERS. OPEN 1l-6, BY
OWNER. 042-332
Evening star., 1963-02-10

KEMP MILL - Owner transferred,
wants quick sale OF this lovely
4.bedrmy ~ bath split. . fire.
places, formal din. rm., earport.
many other features. See II and
make your offer.
W. J. NICHOLAS, Rltr. p49-i8OO
KEMP MILL-By OWNER. 4-bedrm.
split with ga baths. Mod. tbl. :
space kit, rec. rm.. sep. din, rm.,
carport. patio, level fenced yd.
Assume lge. 49, OF loan. S25,-
Evening star., 1963-02-10
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE. NORTH - Work
will put you home quickly. ! nice
separate din. rm, Large iiy. rm..
paneled ground-level family rm.
with, End firepl.. attached garage.
accepted oil. 0-87O0 I'll 0.
LOOK TO LINGO
Evening star., 1963-02-10
AfR nnIIHR
"slx Offices 70 Serve Youp
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT
.yTNTI

ANtNtL
g blkS 70 81. cAmillus.
Lovely f-bedrm. 2-b split.
foyer rambler with p0F itt
trust avail
OPEN II TO DARK
DIRECTIONS out New
Hamp, ave, left AZ North
Ampton then immediate
righi on Ayenel 70 open sian
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-30

combination of snow and high winds can change the topography from barren to deep drifts within an hour. Flight operations are also often restricted by high winds, cloudiness and fog prevalent in the area.
 The rapidly-changing Kodiak weather conditions are best re- flected in the expression: 'If you don't like the weather, wait five minutes" Many outdoor activities, for this reason, are held as sched-
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-30
.kodiak's Fleet Weather Central Keeps E Eye On 5000 Sq. Miles Of Weather

forecasts;
 -Coordin ate naval weather serv- ices with other weather agencies;
 Provide weather information in support of the Aerial Ice Recon Program and Arctic operations; and
 Provide forecasts on ice, sea, swell and surf conditions.
 In addition, meteorological SUD- port is given the Kodiak Naval Station and other local activities. Patrol squadrons and ships oper- ating from Kodiak are briefed by FWC on weather conditions along specific routes or tracks.
 Kodiak's proximity to the Great Circle shipping routes in the North Pacific also points up the necessity for fast and accurate marine fore casts.
 Forecasts are basically predic- tions of coming weather conditions for a definite time and area. They usually include temperature, weather state, and wind direction and speed.
 Both visual and instrument methods are used in accurately de-
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-30

termining present weather condi- tions.
 Visual operations are made for precipitation, visibility, cloud for nation, and sea state. Instruments assist in measuring temperature, humidity, wind direction and speed, and other meteorological data.
 Naval operations in Alaska, es- pecially during long hours of dark ness in winter, depend largely up. on accurate and timely weather analyses. During this time, the
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-30

 uled, realizing 50% of the change able weather vii undoubtedly be good.
 With the world or the threshold of interplanetary space travel, meteorological programs have talk en on new dimensions in the study and planning for suitable weather conditions as foreseeable vari- able.
 And, contrary to an old cliche, something is being done about the weather by the US. Navy and weather agencies around the world.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-08-30
By R. V. Powers, JOG, USN

Dy N. V. rOWcTS, JUL, JON
 KODIAK, Alaska - Weather guessing" = the general term ap- piled, without malice, by casual observers of the US. Navy's meteorological program = is a pre- else, full-time operation.
 Fleet Weather Central, Kodiak, is typical of the intricate network of US. Navy weather stations around the world.
 The station was established in 1948 to assist in forecasting the tricky, ever-changing climate prev alent in North Pacific and Alaskan areas. Its present commanding of- ficer is Cmdr. Albert L. Dodson, USN.
 Alaska = wild, untamed and challenging is a part of the United States still regarded by many as foreign and remote. Ac- tive volcanoes and high winds known as 'williwaws" are common phenomena. Contrasts range from Arctic ice packs to the maritime region around Kodiak Island called the banana belt" of Alaska.
 The latter term is applied to en- phasize the warming effect of an off-shoot of the Japanese Current which touches the island, with sub- sequent milder climate.
 Tn this setting, FWC Kodiak is vitally concerned with approxi- mately eight million square miles of some of the worlds most con- trary weather, which, once brewed, spills from the theoretical witch's cauldron and overflows the North American continent.
 The station, in broad terms, has the mission Of providing meteOrOl- 'ogical and related services to the Naval Establishment and oceano- graphic forecasts to the Armed Forces.
 Specifically, to accomplish its mission, the station undertakes a multitude of continuous tasks. Among these:
 Prepare and distribute analys- es, prognoses and forecasts of se- lected meteorological obervations;
 Prepare and issue warnings of hazardous or destructive weath- CT conditions;
 Prepare pathological fall-out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
3. .. sAnTH. Realtor, "a. A.IIlI

ROCKVILLE-Charm 3-b edrm.
rambler on q freed shaded lot.
Lge. modern ht.s clean as a pin
and lots Of extras. $500 down FLA.
Call $4,000.
HUGH 7. PECK, 1925 GEORGIA Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
B o CKVILLE, 40 Park rd--7
hedrms., hy. rm., din. rm., kitchen,
bath bsmt. No down payment, lust
sos. DE. 2-24se, WI. 6-s257.
ROCKVILLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

NEAR THE HORSES
Ground-hugging brick in cul-de-sac.
Hall entry, .carport or porch, din.
rm. or eat-in mammoth l5-ft. kit
chen, both complex upstairs, pow
der room In ground-level bsnnt.
having lge. Widowed view Of natu-
raj woods. bedrms. 4 firepl. up.
Broyhill & Sons
800 Lee Hwy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

AsTRONAUf SPECIAL. Less than
mile from NASA, a nice rambler.
not quiet finished. Very hvable,
even while completing basement
stairs, kit. cabinets, trim work and
Some a Int Myis sI.. rT;;
and refgr.. full basement with exit.
All this on q beautifully secluded z
acres. Buy II now for the price Of
the land Alone tl3,5oo. but you'll
have TO hurry.
PARK-Don't arAmp
your style any longer. See this s
bedrm., 2-bath, spacious bungalow
All rooms are big, separate din.
rm.s nice basement has been used
as apartment with rec. rm., hit,
bedrm. and bath and grade-level
exit. A sturdy, well-inSulated home,
worth mars than the tl3,So0 asking
price.
CARROLLTON -Dehghtful aplit-leveI
in new much sought after Green
briar section. A hearth Of congenial
friendliness In big hy. rm.. full din.
With With bath rOushed i in. wa III; EIi
carpeting and lots Of extras. A
discriminating family desiring 70
step up to better living should call
now.
BELAIR 1857 Colonial, > bedrms.,
2k7 baths, family rm., full din. rm.,
ultra-moden kit, garage. conven-
lent laundry equipped with washer
and dryer. Fully air conditioned,
patio and extra nice large lot. Just
$3.50. Assume Shqs loan, FLA or
no down CT.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. NC
277-2l7S 277-777l
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MANTTTA
REALTORS SINCE 1905

McTEAN-FALLS CHURCH AREA
A nice large l-leyel home with 4
bedrms.. z baths, liv. I'm. with fire
pl., din rm.. Yorktown kit, "
acre lot. OWNER MUST SELL this
week. You can assume large trust
or can refinance. CT or FLA. Call
JE, l-62le, I to 3 pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
lcoNIINuEpl

CHEvERLY-Immae. WIniansburE
style Cape Cod. ; twins 4 3
bedrmE, W baths. and SPARKLING
new ht.. lsvsl lot with trees.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-ITO0
LIST WIZ US FoR RESULTS
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AL, NC. area. Beaut. Ice,
brk. Colonial In top loe. Center
han, : bedrms.. 3h baths h.-w.h.,
quality construc., lovely Set. pch.i
extra lge. wooded lot. Asbestos
roof. Sep din. Im., del: ht.s rec
Im. and HaE: 9 naERT 2''SGsS0; Fla Ia
$3.50, Ewes. IA. S-lS55.
N.-Excel. brick ram.
bier, IN good location. > bedrms.s Z
fun baths, Nv. rm., din. Im., well
equip. hit, fun ba1at.s built.in Gar
age. Central air cond. 1880.
HOLLEY REALTY
IA Ia Hwy, Ari. kE. s-SSSo