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The Nome nugget., 1949-11-02
News of the World At A Glance =.

(Continued from Page One) teeship over Somaliland until 1859. This is opposed by Arab nations.
 Following year of bitter church-state conflict, Czechoslo- yak churches came under the con- trol of the communist government today. A new church control law became effective one minute after midnight.
 In Rome, the Catholic Action of ficial newspaper Il Quotidiano ac- cused the Czech government of preparing to discredit Catholic clergymen in the eyes of the faith full" Quotidiano said the govern ment announced the Catholic hier- archy's acceptance of a loyalty oath to the state but said nothing of the hierarchy's direction that it be conditioned on no infringe ment of priestly views.
 In London, the British Labor government pushed forward it's legislation to nationalize Britain's steel industry. The Labor domin- ated House of Commons gave sec ond approval of a bill reducing the time by which the conservative House of Lords can delay Com mons-approved legislation. This means that the naturalization bill will probably become law by May 1, 1850, before the governments term of office expires.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-02
Fire Damages
 Federal POstOffice

WASHINGTON, (P)-Fire, ac- companied by rumbling series of explosions, caused heavy damage to the $11,000,000 postoffice de- pertinent building yesterday and sent hundreds of government em- ployees fleeing to the street.
 The blaze was confined to the eighth floor. But before firemen brought in under control, they poured tons of water into the col umned limestone structure on Pennsylvania Avenue between 18th and 18th streets, northwest
 Smoke and water damage was heavy. Theer was no immediate official estimate of the loss, but a somewhat similar fire in 1885 soon after the building was con- structed-caused $400,000 damage.
 At least three persons were in jured, either by flying glass from the explosions, or when a section of the seventh floor ceiling fell in.
 Two were employees of the fed eral communications commission. They were Richard Jamison and D. C. Corrigan. Both suffered head injuries.
 Richard Harrington, an ASsoCi- ated Press reporter, got a bad cut on the shoulder. A glass door be- nlnd him was blown out op the 7th floor while he was telephon- ing a report on the fire to his of flee.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-02
Wednesday. November 2. l949

A nation was born today-the United States of IndOneSia.
 Dutch and Indonesian delegates ended a 1O-week old round table conference at the Hague by sign ing a resolution to transfer Dutch sovereignty over the East Indies to the Indonesians.
 The United States of Indonesia will be federal republic govern ing 7O,0OO,O00 people of the archi- pelago rich in oil, rubber, tin, tea and spices.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-02
Prospecting Goes
 On Despite Assay And Bad Weather
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Continued from Page One) ther the Yukon's silt holds gold in commercial quantities.
 Many of the veterans staying on at FiShWheel placed their faith in "color" found by banning the stream. They paid scant attention to an assay report that one of the original nugget finds was brass.
 More than half of the 300-odd hunters who swarmed to the area by plane have since returned. Most stayed but few days with out bothering to file a claim.
 FAIRBANKS, (P - Typical of the calmness with which this once bustling boom town received re- ports of a gold strike at FishWheel to the north is the reaction of A. E. Albiston.
 Across his vest hangs a string of nuggets worth $1,OOO. He bought them since his arrival in l943 from proceeds of feeding folks" He operates a boarding house for con- tractors here.
 Asked whether he planned to try his luck at the new Yukon River gold camp, Albiston replied:
 "NaW, FishWheels come and F'ishwheels go, but mans gotta eat and he can't eat gold"
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-02
Bethlehem Steel
 Signs Up for Union Workers Pensions

WASHINGTON, (P A wei fare plan agreement that sends 8O,OOO striking CIO steel workers back to their jobs with Bethlehem Steel Corp, yesterday buOyed gov ernment hopes for a quick end to both the steel and coal strikes.
 Officials said they expect other steel firms to follow in the foot steps of Bethlehem, the nations second largest steel producer, which signed an agreement Mon day night to end the strike so far as this company was concerned.
 The government officials said that now that a break has come in the steel strike, definite peace moves may be expected in coal because of the close relations of the two basic industries.
 Bethlehem signed up in Cleve- land Monday night with Philip Murray, president of the CIO and the striking SteelWorkers.
 We broke the line" Murray ex- alted. From here on we move with a firmness of purpose and a determination that victory will | attend our efforts"
 The precedent-making contract gives Bethlehem workers employ er-paid pensions starting at $l0O 6 month, including the benefits they get from the governments social security system.
 It also calls for a death, sick ness, accident and hospital cost in surance plan worth five cents ar hour per worker, with employer and worker equally sharing costs Bethlehem has maintained com pany-financed $50-a-month pen sion plan for some years, as vel as a wholly WOrker-finanCed in surance system costing employees about IA cents an hour.
 The settlement came on the steel strikes 31St day and the cOaI Walkout'S 43rd
 Murray ad Bethlehem officials worked out final details and sign ed the agreement at a three-hour conference between sessions of Murray's CIO convention at Cleve- land.
 The reaction was swift. Govern ment mediation chief Cyrus s.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-02
Truman Forecasts Greater Spending, Higher Taxes

WASHINGTON, CPy-President Truman's forecast that the gov ernment will run five and one half billion further into the red this fiscal year set the stage today for a rousing taxes-vs.-spending battle in Congress.
 The President now figures:
 l. Federal spending will soar to a peacetime record of S43, ,500,- 100000 in this fiscal year, which ends next June 30. This is equiv alent to S29O for each man, wO- man and child in the country, or nearly one-fourth of the National income.
 2. The government will be plunged S5,5O0,0OO 900 in the red because it's income will total only $38,OOO, 100000 with tax rates what they are now. This would place the federal debt next June 30 at approximately $260,000,000 900.
 MT. Truman's new spending forecast was made yesterday in a revision of his estimates last Janu. ary of federal financial operations in the 12 months ending next June 30
 The forecast anticipates that the 81st Congress will add $4,00O,000,- 900 in spending authorization be- tween next January and July to supplement the billions author ized at it's recently concluded ses- sion.
 The administration figures that Congress practically committed it. self to providing the extra funds when it enacted or let stand the program of activities on which the spending would be incurred. Ching said he trusted this settle ment will lead to industrial peace in the steel industry generally, at d very early date"
 U. s. Steel Corp, the biggest steel producer, which has been holding out for workers paying part of the pension costs, invited peace talks with Murray's union. U. s. SteeIs president, Benjamin F. Hairless, said "of course we will study the Bethlehem settlement"
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-02

The republic will be linked to the Dutch crown as an equal part ner in a new Dutch-Indonesian union. It will be a grouping of equal powers similar to the Bri- tiSh Commonwealth. Holland has agreed to sponsor the new state tor membership in the United Ma tionS.
 The resolution signed today must be ratified by both the Meth erlands and Indonesian parlia- ments. Such ratification seemed certain of fulfillment.
 Today's action followed four years of bitter strife in IndOneSia. Now Holland agrees to withdraw her troops and hand over some na- val ships to the Indonesians.
 The agreement provides limited Dutch and Indonesian cooperation in foreign affairs. defense, econo- mic and cultural matters.
 Observers in Rome said today the Italian political crisis would soon be mastered by, Premier AL eide de Gasperi. Three moderate Socialists walked out of his cab inet Monday. A spokesman for De Gasperi said the Premier had no intention of forming a new government. Instead he would patch the holes by temporary ap- pointmentS, this informant said.
 Yugoslavs at the United Nations said Premier Marshal Tito's goV- ernment has won friends all over the world since it opposed Moscow domination. Tito, these informants said, expects better trade deals from the West than he got from Russia.
 Britain told the Organization for European Economic Cooperation that it is difficult for her to join fully in European economic union. Sir Stafford Cripps, chan cellor of the exchequer, said Bri- tain had great world wide respon- abilities as leader of the sterling bloc that might conflict with inte- grafton of European economy as advocated by Marshall Plan ad- ministrator Paul c. Hoffman.
 "Our position, therefore, is such that we could not 'integrate' our economy into that of Europe in any manner that would prejudice the full discharge of these other responsibilities" Cripps said.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
OPEN 2 To &

ARLINGTON, VA.
colored-Near Navy Annex and Pent-
agon-5 rm. brick with basement
and automatic heat Only 81 500
down, balance like rent. Inspection
By appointment only. T. r. SIMS
REALTY, DE. 1905; ewes, DE. 3469:s
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ALEXANDRIA
IN BEAUTIFUL
MONTICELLO PARK
HIGH ELEVATION

Built in l941 Of lnest prewar m3;
among other beautiful homes. is
tor sale due to owners work IN IN
George Mason School, ST. Stephens, s,
g.: Msry,s And St: Asnss' I,ns Schools o,,
combination 15x31, stone fireplace
and q very novel treatment OF
mantel and bookshelves. large, pic;
ture windows, modern equipped
kitchen opening onto large screened
porch with built-in tables and cup
boards where one may dine near
the treetops. Second floor, master
bedroom. private tile. bath, double
storage closets. 2 other bedrooms
good closets. one other tiled bath
Full basement, recreation room, f1re-
place, laundry room, oil &C. heat,
half bath, outside entrance, storage
room; copper water pipes; slate
roof: television aerial; Venetian
blinds; beautiful and abundant
shrubbery; storage room for garden
may also be purchased completely
furnished.
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AURORA HILLS
VIEW OF POTOMAC

WILLIAMSBURG BRICK
bEs1kABLE LochTioN, NEAR
ARMY AND NAVY CLUB
Living room, dining room and each
bedroom has q picture window. Built
Of finest materials. 1t is in excel
lent condition throughout. From q
graciols entrance hall one enters
fireplace with Colonial mantel. Then
in the dining room there is an
antique amber and crystal chande-
lier; modern Kitchen; Va bath.
Second floor: 8 twin. .sised bedrooms,
each with 2 closets. The linen
closet is doubled, each with extra
drawer space. Storage space under
the dormers. Large Carrara glass
bath The full basement contains
o beautiful recreation room OPEN
ing on terrace overlooking q
large back yard. fenced with picket
fence. Economical oil heating plant.
Bendix equipped kitchen and bath
with tile shower. Attached garage.
Two GE air-conditioners are IN
cluded. Water pipes are copper, roof
is slate. May also be purchased
furnished with antiques II desired.
Price, $4,000.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
In Lovely Broadmont
Fails Church

Painted brick Georgian Colonial with
beautiful cornice, years old; first
floor. center entrance, living room
13x23, bookshelyes, Colonial fire-
place, random-width pegged floors
large screened porch with awning,
large modern equipped Kitchen,
Wedgewood (Calif.l de luke. range,
pantry, " tiled bath; 2nd floor,
master bedrooms, Q closets, 2 other
bedrooms. large tile bath; full base
ment, recreation room with fire.
place, oil h.-wh. servants lavatory.
outside entrance; copper water
pipes: house equip. with Alsco COM
bination storm windows and screens.
On pretty lot. Price, S23,950.
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Wilton Woods (Nr. Alex. }
4-Bedroom, 2-Bath
Prick Colonial

Con conver. Bursundy Farms School.
Designed by leading architect and
built by the Washington building
code, this is Q most attractive home
with den or bedroom and full tile
bath on first floor; living room and
ing room. Colonial fireplace, 1929;
dining room, 13x1S, with chair
rail. A very modern kitchen with
double sink and tile space for auto
matte washer. Recreation room
contains Aldrich oil h.-w.h.; copper
water pipes; traverse drapery rods
at all windows. A good outbuilding
suitable for Workshop or small barn.
For sale due to naval officers
transfer, $27,500.
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COLONIAL VILLAGE

COLONlAL VlLLAGE
Is just . blks. from this 7-rm. Co
lonial home. little on the English
side: brick constructions; 3 beorms.
cement porch with iron rail, Eng
lish foyer entrance; full bslnt. with
] car garage; reduced to S16.500 for
immediate sale.
Arlington Realty co.
22O4 Wilson Blvd. OW. 5000 -2S
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w. T.. DANlELO
KE 2.R0oO EA SoO6

The World Looks Brighter
When viewed from this delightful
prewar white brick home in beaup-
Handicapped corner lot. 3 lovely bed
rooms, recreation room. built-in ga
rage and screened rear porch are
just a few of the many fine ap-
pointments. VIII not be necessary
to show this home to many people.
Dominion InS. & Realty Agcy.
IL. 633S. 3103 10th. OK. 1779.
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SUNDAY SPECIAL

SUNDAY SPECIAL
Just one chance at this home. it win
be sold today; located In beautiful
Garden City, spacious rms. on
screened porch; also full bsmt. and
very lge. finished rin. upstairs; .attr.
tree-shsded lot; GI approved at
Sl2.760.
Arlington Realty Co.
500 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500.
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Close-in Arlington
Fine 2-Year-Old
Stone Colonial
IDEAL FOR DOCTORS HOME

IDEAL FOR DOCTORS HOME
AND OFFICE
ON CORNER LOT S0x176
First foor, gracious hall, 29h-ft.
living room with Colonial fireplace,
finest random width pegged floors;
l4x14 dining room, chair rail: ultra
modern large Hotpoint-eQutpped
double stainless steel sink and gar
bage disposal; den. " bath. music
room or bedroom. Beautiful wrought
iron stair rail- leads to 2nd noor
which contains large bedrooms
and 5 tiled baths; stairway to large
fioored and insulated attic. Full
basement, automatic gas heat; cop
per water pipes and downspouts;
laundry, outside entrance; Bucking-
ham slate roof. House Is equipped
with servants bell system, electric
eye for garage, 4-telephone inter-
communication system and the
finest materials and workmanship.
Attached 2-car garage.
Show BY Appointment
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
ExCLUeIvE AGENT
1901 Q. Arlington Ridge Ed.
LOT, 1856, OF. e036. -28
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3-BEDROOM BRICK
Your Dreams Come True
OPEN TODAY

AouA Ii CdA1IS SOll1C uC
OPEN TODAY
Lady, when you buy this
beaut:. modern. det.. cozy Cape
S1d S csI sHnssloS sou Sis you5 hussSnS
honey" W w You uli' just oHioSsfia do what
comes naturally and look out
for the family. Own home
JOY. Just oil Lee blvd. All the
room in the world you need.
Complete with all city util-
titles. First choice in the Met
ropolitan Area. Priced $1,000
under similar houses. This
home has all the latest fea-
lures; you sleep better in this
quiet. friendly neighborhood.
with no worries about your
youngsters; Sangs yet you are near
SiteSen, SRessihS bath a and Ioam Sedfms. Ssdf1ss
on Ist A. May be purchased
with or without complete attic
and bsmt. Good cooks like the
modern kitchen with the at
tractive range and refgr, Dou-
BILE insulation saves 33is% on
fuel bills; Even-fiow air-cond.
oil heat. Spacious wooded lot.
Is more being built in next
80 days. Choose your floor
plan today from sample home.
Priced only $3.50 to S11,950.
Preference to veterans, $1,000
down: civilians, $4,000 down;
bal. less than rent. No agents.
please: Clip and save this ad.
Lee hwy. past Howard john
sons at Fairfax Circle, then
continue out the main high
way 4 miles to Kamp WASH
ington. turn left at Kamp
Washington . blocks. right
block, left ! block Call
Builder, MR.. BUTTERTELD,
vi. 1868, promptly. -2S
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FALLS CHURCH

This is one of the best built, most
attractive Early American bricks
that we have had listed. Built by
an old-established builder, and
am sure you will like it. If 8 rooms
and an unfinished 2nd floor will
suit your needs. Price. S13,650.
JNO. J. LOFLIN
2420 Wilson Blvd, Gil. 4312.
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ON MAIN STREET

ON MAIN STREET
In Vienna. 2 rooms and bath; oil
heat; insulated; full basement; very
large lot with beautiful trees; double
garage and work shop; rezoning for
in value . certainty. Comfortable
place to live and. excellent invest
ment for future Price. $13.750.
Phone FA. 6517 or GE. 7037. rs
KING SIZE COLONIAL
Bedrms. 13x22 and 13x16, tile bath,
very lge. charming iiv: rm: ever 22
It. long, formal din. fm., equip. kit,
full bsmt., entire house and grounds
Allied with charm. One Of our
Arlington Realty Co.
s204 wilsQS Blvd. ow. $500. As
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VACANT

bedrms., ga baths: low
cash payment; prewar brick house;
close to buses, shops and schools; an
spect today
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1949-08-28

CORNER CAPE COD
How can you afford to rent, when
you can GI this home for 81 100
down and SS2 per mo. including
taxes and insurance? 2 bedrms.,
extra lge. kit. with range. refrigera-
tor and Bendix and finished open
stairway to room for 2 more
tremendous hedrmS., bath, already
roughed in; s13.1oO total price.
Call 8 till O.
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW Sb0O 40
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LYON PARK

Delightful 3-bedrm. home. conv.. lge.
liv. rm. with firepl., din. .rm... lge.
equip. kit and pantry. tiled bath.
storage attic. full bsmt., oil INV h,
porches. lge., trees, fine cond::,
BONNEVILLE CHI 72h7 -2S
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POOR MANS HOME

$500; in nearby Virginia, 16 miles
from Washington, in built-up sec.
outbuildings, acres of land; not
far from public school; house needs
repairs: cash payment, $1,000 and
$50 per month, Phone FA. 65l7s
GE. 7037. -28
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CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE
5 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
OPEN. NOON TO 6


This secluded estate of 80 acres is
within 40 Minis. of easy driving
time from the Capitol over dual
highway. The ultramodern home is
constructed of brick, tile and glass
in the Calf. style. There are bed
rms. and 2 baths in the main wing
and servants bedrm. and bath of
the kitchen. All beds, vanities, bu-
reaus,, etc, are built in and remain
with the property; The liv. rm; is
tremendous and has an oval bay
opening onto bricked terrace. and
swimming pool; large trees (pine,
oak and dogwood) completely screen
the house from the highway. This
home was designed by an eminent
architect and offers vast number
of unusual and desirable features.
$4,000 cash will handle with reas.
terms on balance. Directions to
reach: Drive over Memorial Bridge,
bear right on Lee blvd. (Route 500
and continue to junction with Route
211 tat trafic circle), follow Route
211 until Ia mi. past. Centreville
to our sign at end of 4-lane high
way Exclusively with STANLEY
R. ROWLAND CO., INC, FA. 1888,
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OPEN TODAY

OPEN TO-DAY
l more beautiful setting hardly exists
than this charming new brick Co.
lonial, well placed on attractive "
acre. of velvet green. located nr.
Wash. Golf and Country Club; spa
cious 1st flr. plan decorated with the
best Colonial taste; in addition to
the normal rms, there is 1st-f1r.
den. "a tile bath, side SCREENED porch
and built-in gar: very modern equip.
kit. with Goodyear lifetime rubber
floor; upstairs 3 master bedrms. and
2 tiled baths; full bsmt. with Law.
and abundance OF rec. space; truly
a quality home. custom built by
builders with more than 40 years
exper See for yourself by driving
out Lee hwy. to Old Dominion drive,
continue on Old Dominion drive to
Rock Spring rd.. left on Rock Spring
I'd. to North George Mason drive
and right to 1922 and open sign.
Arlington Realty Co.
22O4 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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ENVIRONMENT

IOOO Elm v1HtA(NMGN !
For the children and family. A q
story brick home placed on q level
well-landscaped lot. Center en-
trance, master-size liv. rm., full din.
rm., inviting kit. and breakfast
nook. Stairway leads to 3 large bed
piete tile baths; gar, laundry and
bsmt. with rec. rm. All with slate
roof. An opportunity for some one
in the $4,000 price range.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. 1T Glebe Rd. oW. 5000.
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$13,500
SOUTH ARLINGTON

8 lge. rms, fireplace, fenced lot,
screened porch; house in spic and
span cond.; 5 min. to Pentagon and
Reas down payment Exclusively
with STANLEY R. ROWLAND CO.,
INC. FA 1898. FA. 2S42
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MCLEAN

S13,250. Situated in Walter Heights
subdivision on lovely Handicapped lot
with trees; a most livable bungalow
with stairway to fioored expansion
attic with 4 windows; liv. rm. with
firepl.. spacious din. rrn., mod. we'll
equipped kit, pantry, 2 bedrms. and
tile bath; full bsmt., lndry. tubs,
furnace heat, garage. 1mmed. poss.
For appt., call E. n. IRWIN, Elm
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suits your taste and income.
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 2100, OK. 1243

Suburban Best Buys:
Mclean. Va.-5-rm. brick. hot water
oil heat, fireplace, range and refgr.;
Falls Church. Va.-Near bus, Cath
olic Church and school; 6 rooms,
bath, nreplaee. coal h;-w.h., cleo
range and refgr. $4,000.
Vienna, Val D.; rooms, bsmt.,
oil heat. range and refgr.; Venetian
3 T.; 4 rms; cleo; % mi. D. C.
9 a.; 5 rms. 2 freplaces. 2 baths.
h-w. oil heat. range and refgr.
81 ajS0S, 90 down: s.21 a.; 5-rm. frame;
2-rm.. tenant house; outbuildings;
II a.; near oakton. Va; 4 rms,
bath; good location. SS.950.
Tysons Corner. Val g.; 8 rms,
bsmt., expansion attic. $S,g60. :.
Rambler, z rms, 1h baths, oil
h.-a.h., range. refgr.; 2A acres;
Vienna, va. S18,500.
.Jear Mclean. Va.-2h a.; 6.rm.
rambler. h.-w. oil heat. fireplace,
range, refgr.. washer. built-in radio.
BslHRNEY EARN REAL ESTATE
Tysons Corner, Fails Church, w;
FA6601. 2Ss
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SUBURBAN sAlE-VReINIA

BY OWNER-$2,50 CASH
Buys this 3-bedrm. brick. located mr.;
bus, school and shopping. Splendid
paneled bsmt., tiled floors, o.a.-c.
heat. lovely trees on lot Bal. on
conv. terms. GI appraised at Sl3,-
400. Bill So. High. OF. 1877.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
SUBURBAN sALE-vA, Cont,
CLARENDON, VA.

Realtor, King and WASHINGTON sts.,
Alexandria. AL. 3013; evenings, TIE.
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HAVE 1T BUILT
ON YOUR LOT

Ramblers, Cape Cod Colonials; CT OF
FILA financed; lots available; ONCE
open all day Sunday. See the many
lovely plans of modern homes. 26O6
Wilson blvd, S. WITHERS SMITH,
OW. $500. OK. 2341.
6-RM. HOME, new. i'm
maculate cond.; close to bus, schools
and shopping centers; 3 bedrms., liv
rm., din. rm., bath and full bsmt
trees, barbecue pit. Priced S17,95O
with $4,000 GI ~ 1st trust.
w. E.. DANIELS
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WILL GO G1
Brick Rambler, $12,250
Attractive, new, well constructed.
Lge. iiv. rm., flrepl., din; rm., beau.
tifully equipped kit, disposal ana
auto. clothes washer; 2 bedrms;,
tiled bath, expand. attic. lge. lot.
Conv. located, nr. Lee blvd.
CAPUTI REALTY co.
12l So. Lee hwy. Phone FA. 2122.
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SUBURBAN sALE-viRGiklA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Classic-IndiSpensable
Lovely home-beautiful setting. Spa
cious center-hall entrance. All rooms
originally designed for complete
suites of furniture and easy living.
4 bedrooms, ga baths, 2-car garage
and many unusual features found
only in the finer homes. Suitable
for purchaser with special tastes
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Road. OW. 5000.
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OPEN
q G

from Wash. across from
blvd. to Irving St. turn left on
Irving 301 S. and our open sign.
Outstanding ip value. King size 3
bedrm. brick Colonial on beautiful
lge. tree shaded lot. Studded with
shrubs. Liv. rm. with fireplace
formal din. rm., equipped kit. nice
breakfast nook, full bsmt. rec. rm
oil h.-w h.. built-in garage.
JUDSON REAMY g. SON