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Evening star., 1949-12-07
Births Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Stati

Dewey and Louise Aycock. girl
Joseph and Martha Ayoub, girl.
Albert and Grace Balm, boy.
Gerald mad Mary Barwick, boy.
Mark and Helen Baron, boy.
Marvin, and Catherine Beach. boy.
Ralph and Ethel Burney, girl.
Nicholas and Edith Cangemi, boy.
Anthony and Catherine Ciocala boy.
Frank and Marguerite Clarkson, boy.
John and Joyce Connors, boy.
Frank and jeanne Cutler. boy;
PShhs 5p and anq eutS Gafone psrGody nodyy boy eT
Richard and Geraldine Day. boy.
Albert and America Dixon. girl.
James James sna ana es1 constanee s'fq; Fisk DUs Girl
Richard and Nancy Getsinser, boy.
Fred and Marinjane Gosnell boy.
John and Jean Graybill. girl.
Jesse and Marjorie Green. boy.
John and Catherine Grinder, girl.
James and Mildred hawthorne, boy.
ebyan ebs1.. and aad sfeey Heey Hfss Hirses s I'll
Clinton and Margaret Holland, girl.
Charles and Mary Hoover. boy;
s Marvin and md Mareis s aSssard'. SSsi boy.
Robert and Bessie Jarv1n., girl.
Bernard and Gertrude Jones, boy.
George and Marian Kidwell, girl.
Telfair and Hazel knight, boy.
Joseph and Geraldine Lavezzo. boy.
Earl and Myrtle Leonardo. girl.
Markham and Marjorie Lewis, girl.
Joseph and Kathleen Lynott. girl.
James and Georgia Mahares.. girl.
William and s!, Gersldine \ Martin, girl.
Emerald and Bernice Mckay, girl.
James and Elise Moore, girl.
Robert and Marie Muilenburg, girl.
Riehsrd Ra ana ana sGRas oTs boS So'
Joseph and Sarah Pancamo, girl.
David and Evelyn Parker, boy.
Edward and Merriam Perrie. girl.
August and Aradine Postorino. boy.
Robert and Jean Ramsey, girl.
Herbert and Athey sandy. boy.
John al. and Oh ola ,h shoemaksr' gnaf.s' boy.
William and Roberta Smith, boy.
Robert and Norine stitt. boy.
assysy esssys and and Rat0n Rass rhoms girl
Jose and Rosa Torres. boy.
william and Doris Trumpower, boys
Daniel and Dorothy vines. 2 boys.
Thomas and joyce wehrheim. boy.
Walter and Jane Weisman, boy.
Warren and Jean Whitmer, boy.
Edward and Betty Wiseman, girl.
Ned and Areta York, girl.
Christopher and Ivis Bailey, boy.
Samuel and Violet Barnhart, boy.
Jack and Eldora Brown. boy.
Floyd and Helen Cheeks, girl.
Archibald and Sally Finley, girl.
Marshall and Rosa Gibson, boy.
Homer and Avy Graham. boy.
Albert and Vivian irving, boy.
James and Annie johnson, girl.
Ebert and Vella baltimore, boy.
Franklin and Annie Malone, boy.
William and Gwendolyn Parsons, girl.
James and Lydia Rhyme, boy.
Rafael and Gladys Smith. boy.
Herbert and Norma Wilson, boy.
Willie and Ida Williams boy
Evening star., 1949-12-07
Red Cross Post Filled

Mrs. Robert Wild, staff aid in
the District Red Cross Blood
Center. has been appointed chair
man Of the Red Cross Staff Aide
Service. it was announced today
by Mrs. David e. Finley, chair
man of Volunteer Services for the
District Red Cross.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16
Wage And Hour Will Affect Alaska Very Little
(By Charles D. Watkins

WASHINGTON, (P) Leonard Evans, labor department repre- sentative in Alaska, said yester- day the new law raising the min imum wage from 40 cents to 75 cents an hour will not affect Alas ka much.
 Most employers in the Terri tory" Evans said, already pay as much or more than 75 cents an hour. The few that do not will not be much affected by the increase"
 Evans said that changes in pro visions on child labor probably will confuse employers until they get adjusted to the new regula- tionS.
 This, he said, is because the new law extends restrictions to employers engaged in commerce while the old law applied only to those engaged in industry.
 The minimum age for child work is 16 years in most oCcupa- tions and Is years in hazardous jobs.
 The exemptions from minimum wage and overtime payments, Evans told a reporter, will not provide exemption from the age regulations and this will affect small logging camps. Logging, he said, is a hazardous occupation and the minimum age in that work will be Is years.
 Evans is here with labor de partment representative from Hawaii and Puerto Rico for an an nual conference. He said he ex- poets to be here another ten days.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16
Jones, AK Slayer, Convicted of Manslaughter

FAIRBANKS, P) "A jury of nine men and three women re- turned a verdict of manslaughter in one staying and acquittal in an other in the retrial of Leon Jones, formerly of Vancouver, Wash, yesterday.
 Jones was accused of the axe staying of Donald R. Harris and Carl Ahnstrom at Little Gerstle July 20, l947
 The jury found Jones innocent of Harris death and convicted him for Ahnstrom's death, after IT hours and Is minutes of delibera- ton.
 At an earlier trial, Jones was convicted of first degree murder in both cases and sentenced to life Imprisonment in the penitentiary. This find was reversed by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, which ordered re- trial.
 Judge Harry E. Pratt, who pre- sided over both trials, will sen tence Jones on the manslaughter charge later.
 Testimony at both the trials told of heavy drinking and quar- reling before the double killings. Jones and Harris had gone to- gether from a construction camp to Little Gerstle. Ahstrom, an el- derly prospector, was resident of Little GerStle.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16
Search For Pervert Murderer of Six Year Old Girl

LOS ANGELES, (P)-Her head crushed by an axe, six-year-old Linda Joyce Glucoft was found slain yesterday few blocks from her home. Police broadcast a pickup order for a 67-year-old man.
 The girl had been missing from the home of her parents, Jules and Lillian Glucoft, since Monday af- ternoon. -,.
 Officers identified the man they sought as a known pervert. ques- toned only last April in child molestation case, but released.
 The chubby body was found by homicide detectives-Who entered the case when a night-long search by neighbors and officers failed damned into a box covered with rubbish, debris adn old boxes. It was in the backyard of modest dwelling near her own home.
 "It is unbelievable" screamed her mother, told of the discovery.
 The child's father is commer- cial artist.
 The mother told police that the child was prompt in coming to dinner but when she didn't show up by 5:45 pm. Monday night, the mother called police.
 It was in that vicinity that mur- ders of Nina Martin and her sis ter Mae occurred in 1924-a case that led to the conviction of Scott C. Stone, a night watchman.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16
BIG TB STUDY PLANNED IN EUROPE

COPENHAGEN, P)-The Dan ish Red Cross will examine about forty million children and youths in European countries for tubercu- losis during the next two years. Expenses vii be covered by the United Nations Salvage Fund with S2,0OO,OOO, by Denmark's govern ment with S4OO,OOO and by a na- tionwide collection in Denmark, which is supposed to produce S1,- 00O,OOO to S1,250,000.
 The examinations will be made mostly in Finland. Austria, Bull garia and Rumania. Up to now 100000 persons in Europe have been examined by the Danish Red Cross.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16
Hubby Balls Out Wife Who Would
 Have Him Killed

BREMERTON, Wash, (P) - It was just like coming home from a vacation" for Mrs. Milford Piatt today.
 Mrs. Piatt rejoined her husband and their two children after Piatt raised her $1,000 bond on a for gery charge growing out of what she said was an attempt to "liqu- idate" her over -amorous husband.
 Today is the eighth birthday anniversary for Jimmy, the young est, and Mrs. Piatt baked him a birthday cake while daughter Sherry, IA, looked on.
 Mrs. Piatt, 31, is out on bond pending arraignment on a charge of forgery. She is accused of sign ing her husbands name in the 200 sale of the family automo- bile.
 She had made the $324 down payment to one of two men who were to kill her husband, she told authorities. The plot was discard ed and it was agreed she would sell the auto and finance Hollis D. Scott, 23, former private detective, and herself in going east. But when she was left on the dock in Seattle with only S20 of auto proceeds, and no Scott, she telephoned her husband and told Piatt all about it in expiation. Police were called in, and Scott and Wallis Mottern, 22, were charged with grand larceny by embezzlement.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16
ALASKA STEAM SCHEDULES NOV.-DEC. SAILINGS

SEATTLE, (P)-Five passenger ships and four freighter sailings have been scheduled by the Alas ka Steamship company from Seat tie for Alaska during the period from Friday until December 10.
 The passenger ship sailings will be made by the steamships Denali and Baranof, which will go to ports in Southeastern and South western Alaska, departing on al- ternate Saturdays.
 The freighter sailings will in clude the Square Knot for South eastern Alaska Friday; the Coast al Monarch for Southeastern Alas ka and Southwestern Alaska, Cook Inlet and Kodiak Island, Novem- ber 23; The Square Knot for Southeastern Alaska, December 2, and the Terminal Knot for Ketchi- kan, Juneau, Seward and Valdez. December 9.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16
George Goshaw. well known

business man of Shishmaref and owner of the fox farm there which is well known for it's beautiful Platina fox arrived in Nome Mon day for the first meeting of the Board of Assessment and Equaliza- ton of the Department of Taxa ton, of which he is chairman.
 The Board held its first meet ing yesterday at the offices of the department in the POlaris Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16

Raymond Rays. who assisted in the construction of the MIMI and M hospital, as we'll as the new hospi- tai at Sitka returned to Nome from the States and plans to spend the winter here, it is reported.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16
Air Command Calls For Dwelling
 Construction Bids


 kan Air Command called for bids Monday on 3,531 multiple type family dwellings at a cost not to exceed S38, 134, ,800-an average of S10,800 for each unit.
 The dwellings will be for mill tary personnel and civilian em- ployees of the war department in the Territory. The announcement indicated that construction prob ably will be started next spring and be completed by fall.
 The largest number of units, 2,030, will be located at Fort Rich ardson. Anchorage. Ladd air force base, at Fairbanks will have 877 adn Eielson air force base, near Fairbanks, 624.
 Bids will be received by the commanding general of the Alaska Air Command until noon Dec. 20, be evaluated here and forwarded to Washington for final award. Specifications provide that the units at Fort Richardson shall have an average net usable floor area of not less than 750 square feet. Those at Ladd and Eielson must have a minimum of 700 square feet.
 The dwelling will be built on government land in accordance with provisions of the Wherry Act. Twenty per cent will contain one bedroom, 60 per cent two bed rooms and the other 20 per cent three bedrooms.
 ! Roads, walks, parking areas, water distribution systems, sew CTS, heating plants and electrical generating and distribution sys- tems also will be built, probably with financial assistance from the REC and REA. 1 Bidders must provide an out line of rental schedules for pro- 1 jects at each base.
 WASHINGTON, (P) - Defense secretary Johnson swore in three members of the new defense de- partment housing commission to- day and told them:
 You'll have a hard job-don't let people seeking favors take up your time"
 The three are: chairman Bert ram E. Giesecke of Austin, Texas, Frank E. Mckinney, president of the Fidelity Trust Company of h. dianapolis, and Clarence H. Low of New York.
 The defense chief asked the commissioners to bring about uni formity in military housing. He also commented that he saw no reason why military housing in Alaska should cost more than ! dwelling units for civilians.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16

Lake Geneva is an expansion of the Rhone River.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-16

! Detroit and Chicago are built on
 he beds of subsidng lakes
Evening star., 1949-04-03

. eAMAy. Housecleaning
time and all the time.
care for your compiler
ion with pure, mild
Camay. The Soap of
Beautiful Women.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

LAVA. Many houseclean-
ing jobs get hands dirty
and grimy. Lava ests
them clean in less than q
minute!
Evening star., 1949-04-03

oxyooI. Amazing
new oxYDoL washes
your white things to
an entirely new kind
of whiteness and
keeps them WHITE
FOR LIFE!
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Sese Aeeo seAh-really
cleans dirtiest painted
walls and woodwork
with ths sass Of du~ting
you just wips away
ths dirt Ne Rinsing. No
Wiring.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

DRgEI. During the
busy housecleaning
season, use DRErr
for dishes-saves
work, saves time.
nRxvr washes dishes
% clean they shine
even without wipins.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

NoRy slAKGS helps
give lovely silks,
woolens, nylons spe-
cial washing care that
means longer wear.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

svoay soAp s wonder
full for your hands at
housecleaning time be-
cause it'ssopure, mild.
90 kind 10 your skin!
Evening star., 1949-04-03
FOLLOW THESE EASY RULES!

]. Suggest a name for the new zinnia de-
veloped by the w. Atlee Burpee Com
pany and illustrated on this page.
Then complete this sentence in twen-
ty-fve additional words or less: "My
fauorite Proctor & Gamble product for
housecleaning is (name of productl
because ........... ..,......
z. Use entry-blank obtained at your
dealers, or write on one side of plain
sheet of paper. Be sure to print plainly
your name and address.
3. Mail to 'Name the Flower Contest"
Cincinnati /, Ohio. Send in as many
entries as you wish, but each entry
must be accompanied by three box
tops or wrappers, any size. one each
from any three Proctor & Gamble
products, such as
spie and Span Tide
Duz Ivory Soop
oxydoI ivory Flakes
Drsff ivory Snow
Lave Comay
&. All entries must be postmarked before
midnight, April 80, 1949, and received
by May IA, 1949. to be eligible.
s. Any resident of continental United
States and Hawaii may compete ex-
cept residents of Montana, employees
of Proctor & Gamble, their advertis-
ing agencies, and their families. Con-
test in subject to government and
Evening star., 1949-04-03

state regulations.
!. First prize will be SIS, 900 in cash.
Other prizes will be:
2nd prize $4,000 In cash
3rd prize 1000 In cash
100 prizes. each. ...loo in cash
In addition, Proctor & Gamble win
send each entrant a package of famous
Luther Burbank zinnia seeds for each
entry which Is accompanied by the
proper box-top or wrapper require
ment.
:. Zinnia names viii be judged on the
basis of originality, attractiveness and
suitability. In case of ties, entries with
xinnia names of equal merit will then
be Judged on the basis of the origi-
nality, sincerity and aptness ofthought
of the accompanying sentence sub
nitted. In case of tie of both the
name and sentence, the fu1l prize for
which contestants have tied will be
awarded to each tying contestant.
Judges decision win be final. Only
one cash prize will be awarded to each
person. No entries viii be returned.
Entries, contents and ideas therein
become the property of Proctor 4
Gamble
J. All winners will be notified by mail.
Winner lists viii be available on re-
quest approximately two months after
the close of the contest.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Right now your dealer has bargains
galore in things you'll need to get your
house all slick and shining for spring!
Look for the big dispIoy he has
of all the cleaning aids you'll need
mops, buckets, brooms, everything!
There, all in one convenient place,
you'll find stacks of famous Proctor &
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Tlos. thsneww waAhday
miracle, gives you The
worlds cleanest,
brightest, whitest
wash. When Tides
in-drt'gouti
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Gamble cleaning helpers to make your
work 90 fast and easy.
Stock vP now with the ones you'll
want for all your household cleaning
tasks. You're sure to need them any
way-and then you'll have plenty of
wrappers and box-tops to use in en-
tering the big contest. You can get
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Ivoay SNoW-won-
derful for dishes! No
soap In faster for dish
washing or kinder 10
hands. The only
Ivory.mild soap
that's gyanulatsd for
sdicisncy!
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Dssz does Eueyythias
i'm the family wash
from the dirtiest
and griniest to the
whitest and brightest
fast, clean and safe!
Evening star., 1949-04-03

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Arlington Brk S12 75O

-, q VT EDO
This 2-hedrm. home, close to every
thing, min. TO Pentagon; with full
osmt., and extra pretty yard. is a
small as owner prefers monthly in.
come
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY
OK or CHI 44S7 4
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

A new. center-hall, brick and frame
Colonial, carefully built and finished
with quality materials for the own
er; 6 lge. bright rms, . baths.
powder rm., dining alcove, gas &C.
heat, a 1949 kit. with loft. refgr.,
Of the very best ranges. a very lge.
side liv. porch commanding an excel.
view of the rolling countryside; a
fine lot 1O0x1S7 on wide improved
street. You will like this residence
and enjoy, living in 1t. Call Wo.
Edw. H. Jones g. Co., Inc.
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COLORED-VACANT
18th and Oak NV
COLORED-VACANT

OOLOhEO-N ACAN !
& rooms, Colonial porch. tapestry
brick home. finished basement. eas
hot-water heat. Garaee. large
lawn. Must be sold. Call MISS
Smith. RE. 1888 till 7::30 pm
cox & CO.
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SILVER SPRING
MODERNIZED FARM
HOUSE, ACRES
"FARMETTE"

A very attrac. Diet. brick home ". liv.
din. rm., kit and 9 large bedrms
and bath. first fr.; stairway to Ice.
attic. with space for other rms.
overlook beautiful Md. countryside
from one OF the highest points bet,
additional acreage avail; attrac.
financing with 40 loan on property,
1t won't last Call Me. 1143 until
9 pm. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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SUBURBAN sAlE-AAARYlAkp

SUBURBAN SAlE-kAAkYlANb
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHEsDA, $1,000, terms. Ssos
s SS s5ss LEO b. R q sf' Co. ~
BETSHfEisDA. MD.-Nev ramplers. We
have . flne selection Of quality
homes priced from S15.260 to
81 Sss: II. HALL Ia .e e., WI ff.5sss1ss 5
BETHESDA, MD.-New 2-story brick
exeept!opal yalue at $4,000. HALL
c az vi Chase. , ND. 1880, terms tern
210 W. Thornapple st. Has 8 bed
rooms, ~ tile baths. Eyes, Wo.
4S46, J. LEO KOLB CO.. MI. 21O0.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-studio liv. I'm.
Is . feature Of this fine brick resi-
school and within walking distance
to other public and parechial schools.
Bedrm. and bath on LIST a. bedrms.
and bath on End. 2-car DIET. garaee.
quick sale. WO. $500 It'll 3 pm.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC. -
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-A new center
hall brick Colonial just Oh Conn. ave
in the hamlet area betw. the clubs.
4 hedrms., 2 baths on 2nd d. Den
with powder rm. on LIST d. Rec. rm.
Cow. to all schools. Enjoy living in
a z bran sso new home. 70 inspect u cal I
EDV 4. JONES . Co. INC. "A
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Realtor. SH. 5000
SILVER SPRING

New brick bungalow, featuring radi-
ant heating. "L"-shaped living rm.,
dining rm.. 2 bedrms and bath,
Well-eauipped kitchen with SIT. re.
frigerator containing freezer COM
partment; stairway to large ex-
pension attic; large lot. Vicinity
-FOUR Corners. CT approved at
Sl1 $50 low down payment.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
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2-APT. BRICK BLDG.

Convenient, Anacostia
Two-year- old. good cond., 4S financ-
ing, can be assumed after reas. cash
payment. Excel. proposition for
young cple. who need reas. priced
home with an income. Contains 2
modern, compl. 1-bedrm. apis, each
with bath and fully-equipped kitch-
en-; Bldg, has resre. space and util:
l .unfurn. for S6O.50. This bldg.
VIII more than nay for itself. MR..
HOLMES. EN- $685..
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
1Ol5 18th st. NV. MA. 1879. -6
COLORED-14I7 E. CAPITOL ST.
Best buy in many years. Nicely
baths. oil .h.-w.h.. full bsmt. par
TALLY finished. large front porch;
income S165 mo. Only $4,000
down: full price S12.e50. AMEN
c 81, -; E 7;sss5 til 4 ss.,x -.
brick. 2 baths, oil heat, full base
ment. garage. By appointment only.
a. A.: CAROZZA CO., AT. S941,
coLoRED-KEST;rUCKY AVE-. near
Sousa Bridge s.e.-2.st6Hy brick, 8
rooms. 2 baths. bedrooms. rec.
down Down sf HAk sXh Kn 5AsEsf s. iS ego
134S GOOD Hope I'd. s.e.. TR. 400.
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You pl., mr.. 22nd,
Fairlawn Village, prewar built,
semidet. brick; 8 rms, tile bath.
front porch; deep lot; immed. poss.
priced low for quick sale. HART
MAN REALTY. INC, 134b Good
Hope road Sc, TR. 4400, vi. 1915.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
nave aS you tn oerI Prs 4Ho W as
w IL HAVE I've s. G niT "a ,So e Desires
7-rm. house with 4 rms. and bath
on LIST floor, in Hillcrest or nearby
vicinity. Also one who wishes house
door. and 2 bedrms. and bath on
End. Please phone Mr.. Mcdonnell
A. A. cARozzA CO.. s3a7 Pa. ave.
IMMEDIATE CASH for houses, white
r. ssSsSs ass''' ST. $780, q e s,.:
MoDE1RSNS 1 BRICK, upper NV; 8 rms,
z baths; under $4,000. Box s5..k,
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to tn. sal.
@ es property d X Yhst you R ssss5
s0S North Capitol, Ma. $3.50 Free
KPr oash At Fe oHsx since ,ns dslf
no US: . frame or brick, large .:
Wit 81 f sSE Fok e CASH your q or 8
ers only. Call WA. 4476.
ALL CASH for 2 or bedrm. house
within 8 mi. Of Hyattsville OF mr.
Rhode Islapd ave. ne; owners only
Evansville 5611. j
QUICK WILL BE the action in buying
your house for cash. MITCHELL
QUICK. ST. 5000. RIA. 341s. s.
WE ARE SOLD OUT Of Just about
everything. large and small; let our
large experienced sales force con-
centrate on your property; free ap-
praisals without obliSation. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. %
in GOOD NV, Sc. or ne. location ;
have substantial cash. MRS COX
VI: S136 or ST. 1858. .-3
SPOT CASH for d. C. improved prop
erty. GE. e64O. Elk. 5705. %
LISTINGS WANTED. Unexcelled serv-
ice in appraisals and sales Of D. c..
factory res s 9 nbone 20, ey HuiIa e s
1900. L. T GRAVATTE, Realtor
1918 K st. NV. MA. 07b3.
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WOODBRIDGE NE.
Colonial Investment Co.

800 Block Bryant st. NE.
s rms; good COMO; terms; FREP
0461 -042R: ewes GE h03n d
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CHEVY CHASE

Ideal for q large family; an older
home in excellent condition: located
close to Blessed Sacrament School
and 2 baths on End a.; 2 finished
bedrmS. on 3rd d.; center hall; large
liv. rm., din. rm. and kitchen; slate
roof; 2-car garage; large, land
scaykd lot. A. M. McFADDEN. Real.
tortWI. 60S5; eyes,, OIL. 1859.
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DE LUXE CAPE COD
First time offered, lse. bedrm. with
dble. closets and bath. First d.,
and mod. kit. screened porch. End
f.. 2 lge. bedrms., with huge closets
and bath. Full bsmt., built-in ga
rage; on very attractive lot.
English Bungalow
Located in MONTGOMERY Hills section
Of Silver Spring, only few short
ping. Containing lily. rm with fire-
pl.. <paneled den, din. rm., kit, 2
Stairway to semifinished attic.
Basement. beveled-oak flooring.
Excellent terms at . price OF under
3-Bedrm., 2-Bath Colonial
LOCATED 2 blks: from Hecht Co., in
liv. rm. and din. rm.; kit. with
breakfast space; screened po 5sa
RIGGS & co.
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