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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. ]

kEFAtkS AND SEKViSE tCont.1
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. re-
| pairs, short circuits; small Jobs done
immediately. Call RIA. 2222 any time
ELECTRICAL WIRING AND RE-
PAIRS Estimates free. Call GE.
FRNCE - Galvanized chain nnk, all
posts In concrete; Immediate erec-
tton." Get the best for less; 80
months to pay Phone no 1888
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone cement walks steps a an q
MARCUCCIo SH. 1859
FLOORS SANDED and finished. White
/ mecnanics. reduced prices. c. R.
COVER. WA. 686S any time.
FLOORS SANDED ana finished; OLD
F FGSaS @ aERvlc 1!ss VA Ps" i,a5 TAYLOR
FLOORS SANDED and finished. With
seal and hot way; Ice 50 It. KEN
x FEpY Ft sSn CO cqy + R t,,o 434S
cabinets, sinks. appliances; wall and
I floor thing plumbing fixtures at
/ tics additions and bsmts. finished.
| SUB, CoNST. CO., UN. 1852 ewes,
IPAINTER-For lob well done. at q
Price Price SS 9q can an afford to pay call
PAINTING PANT G., exterior <, interior neat
p pGCe E T1' as6S at reasonable
PAINTING, Floor sanding-Quality
/ work and material; sensible prizes
HI 71S5 or. 10. 1884 j
PAINTING. interior and exterior
g gT t45 materials and workmanship
PAINTING and papeging-satlstied
MR.. LAWRENCE "A 9703
PAINTING, PAPERING
P last Mp ,4 A7I white biz, mecharics
PAPER HANGING, 81 up per room,
rgS7 Tasha6e rs Suntass pagers Eerk
PAPERIN6, 75c sinsIe roll; You FUR
! nISh material: also painting. See
PAPERING. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| work at night or week ends. Free
est; White mech. Elk 1890. O.
PAPERNq AND PAINTING
BECKET1 Nj 0e3o. Do 1888 Nl''
PLASTERING, PATCHWORK a speciality,
by white mechanic: good service
PLASTERING, patchwork, and CELL
lngS especially. Call MI. 1882 %
PL uMBIStG AND HEATING; no JOB
prices registered in 5. G aud Nd.
REFRfGERATORS REPAIRED. also
/ washers; guaranteed service
| DEPENDO REFRIGERATION co.
DAYS. UN 1919: ewes. UN S575
| ROOFING, all types, new work and
/ repairs Cutters. spouts, carpentry
ana painting; Free estimates. A. D,
ROOF PAINTING-Repairing; leaky
4 installed: free estimates: reason
I able rates. E. H. MASSIE & CO,
/ nos King st. Alex, Va. XII. S-@33T.
SCRAPING. pIastering. paperiug,
| painting, floor sanding and refnish-
ing, general remodeling.. TATE. Elk,
soDDlNG done b. DisrRrros nc:
contractors and PVT. parties; prompt
TELEvisroS AND ATHENA seTsic-
ing prompt competent .workman-
snip. Guaranteed. RA. 1475 .
TRLEYISIoN REPAIRS Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
~. Ty SERVICE
: L w AJf4 lhoL NJ INbIN EAEJE ALEl0 SAl1J
BOB'S TV. Ii. 6-79S9. 81
UPHOLSTERING done in your home.
Reasonable prices. 100 fabrics.
Nearby Va. and Md. Free estimates.
MORRIS. Ii 1880 -
WATERPROOFING OF ALL KINDS;
e esmsns work o pp AZ wq5k EE9aaarganteed
CUSTOM BRICK WORK performed
etSimates given. E. A. DELMAR
TU. 1875. II
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SITUATIONS MEN (cons.

CARPENTER FOREMAN-Supt ex-
per; residential work; take COM
plete charge; available now. Gil.
1856. 3"
MEN AVAILABLE for employment,
odd Jobs, yard work. wall washing,
painting housecleaning. etc. SAL
WALTON ARMY Harbor Light Corp.
NE. 1882, 5
OFFICE MGR.-Adm. asst; exper
IN moving and storage business;
bkkg.. acctg. payrolls, taxes; now
employed; desires connection with
progressive business. Box 3o4-h
Star. 81
SAVINGS AND LOAN connection de-
sired by executive with 10 years eX-
perience in savings and loan work
> years in residence construction
and years in banking Complete
resume on request. Box Oak. Star
YOUNG MAN. single liberal arts.
col. grad, ; yrs. teach. exper., i
yrs. business eXper.; dependable;
able to type, and has car; looking
for management training position,
personnel work, or even clerical
work with definite future.
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STENOGRAPHER

Large national company;
4u-hour, 5-day week; good
salary, plus company benefits:
IN air-cond. pleasant ONCE.
state experience in your reply.
BOX 312-L, STAR
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MOTOR TRAVEL

ROCK, MICH. Desire cple. OF
women passengers to share driving
Travel by Lansing or Chicago WI
704I after r pm. =
WANT RIDE to Omaha, Nebr.; will
share expenses. Prefer Aug, 8 or i
Ref. furn. Call AID. 2775. 8"
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Complete with 2 new cotton mat.
tresses; S35 95. n; FRANK g. SON
Ala Bird st. NV, Elk. 1914.
BUILDING MATERIALS
COMPLETE LINE
New and used building and remodel
ing material. including doors, sash
steel beams. brick, lumber Gall sizesl
plumb ing materials. radiation and
large stock of misc. items too nu-
merouJ to be included herein. Come
down and look around our yard
Some special bargains in flooring
and siding See BOB We deliver
ARROW WRECKING CO., 100 g
ranitol II p-oROO 4
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LIVING ROOM
LUMBER AND BUILDING


MATERIALS
Of all kinds at ROBINSON Open
every Sat. and Sun. all day. Quick
free delivery.
g. special studs -4Oc each
] 'x2' dry flr 40c fl,
1'x12' pine shelving, lilac board IT..
Special mouldings from --2c #.
h2,-4'xs' insulating wall
80 xS MaSonite -. S2,72 each
Full, thick, rock wool bats
90 50. #. bag --S3.75 each
Special window frames SIS each
Special windows - from 81 each
| "A pine flooring 80 l3c board it.
90-lb. roll roofing, red, green.
or black - 1915 roll
Portland cement. 94-lb
bag ISIS so each
Cement mortar--------- bag
Building sand -75c Gu. fl, bag
White house paint S279 gal.
Bath tubs, used; sinks. radiators
and many, many other items. Save
money on all your building materials
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ROBINSON'S
AS<~A4NAN<4N ~
New & Used Building Materials
1899 KENILWORTH AVE. NE.
Call llS u0W-AX 1pOn Nv

1899 KENILWORTH AVE. NE.
Call us now-AX. 1900 3"
MATTRESsEs-An types and sizes
new and used; from S495. FRANK
& SON. Ala 3rd st. NV. EX. 1914
MOTORS. I/lUU TO go n.p.. ana re-
ouction gear; $40 yelts; rewound
OAK AND HICKORY WOOD for sale
cheap; cut in eft. fire length. This
wood is at 31st. and Military I'd.
Arl: CAN Superintendent on Job
L. R. WALLACE, ia. 5-7696. IS
OFFICE FURN.-Oak. 2 lges knee
hole desks, | kneehole typewriter
desk, lge. table, Z chairs, 2 arm
swivel chairs, 3 file cabinets, lge
single door olive green fire-proof
safe Call MA. 4146. 1905 pm.
OFFICE FURNITURE
Floor samples, new, at manufacturer
cost price; desks, steel Aes. lamps.
chairs. tables, etc. 1742 K st. NV,
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SAIESLADIES
SALESWOMEN

sEAMsTREsS-Experienced only ap-
basis. IMPERIAL VALET, 1347 Conn.
Observation-Disclosures for dry
cleaning plant, ideal working cond.
94S Wayne ave. Silver Spring. Nd
sEPAaMssTTRRiEfss-FITTER-steadyp posi-
ton; excellent salary, experisnes es-
sential Apply at once. 10lS Conn,
sfESCSR f EiT $4,000 to start: per-
manent position: 5-day wk.,, 30
hrs: paid vacation. Write giving
age and experience. Box 425-J.
sECRETARY, payroll experience, gen
erai office responsibilities; 5-day wk.;
good salary. Phone Elk. 3416,
sECRETARY-Experienced: national
ability. Cali MR.. c. r. COLLINS.
RE. 3414, or write 1112 10Th st. n h
SECRETARY. law ONCE, not over 35;
salary depends upon experience and
ability; Csn RE. 1888: II
position available for young lady who
is interested in a career in banking
Age 2O-35. 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; yaca-
ton with pay and many other hene-
fits available. Business school grad
H HAS PFefsrT Nar oRpE BaNR PeF5 Ga
sECRETARY-Beeinner. 5-day, 30 q
hr, vk. Magazine editors Office
Quiet. easy pos. $50-S55. HU. 1916.
SECRETARY - Payroll experience,
contractors ONCE; pleasant work
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SURPLUS TOOLS

si4S An sleda @s''0 SIS d.e shGSg sls
$3.50. GICHNER, 2513 NJ st. nv.
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Popular brands and models at sub
stantial savings. Check our low
prices. Open ewes.
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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. re-
| pairs, short circuits; small Jobs done
Immediately. Call RA 2222 any time
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Children in War-Torn Countries to Receive Junior Red Cross Boxes

Gift boxes for poor children all over the world are being pre- pared in Junior Red Cross proj- ect now under way at Valdez Preparing the gift boxes that will be sent to all parts of the world including countries where war is now raging was done in conjunc- ton with a Red Cross member ship drive at Valdez.
 Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Winona Stout and Mrs. Donna Petries, who are working with the Red Cross in Valdez, the children of the schools have been cooper ating in joint Red Cross project. Every class has joined the Red Cross Association and a total con tribution of $12.09 was made by the entire school. The contribu- tions were voluntary and ranged from one penny upward. Badge pins were given as a token of membership to all contributing students.
 At the same time that the mem bership drive was under way, the gift boxes were prepared. Stu dents from various classes also brought small gifts such as pen cils, socks, threads and booklets which were also included in the boxes.
 Mrs. Pietras, former chairman of the Valdez chapter of the American Red Cross, also recently announced that Mrs. Norma Bowen is the new chairman in charge of Valdez activities. The home service committee is com prised of Mrs. Jim McGary, chairman, Mrs. Jack Antritter and Mrs. Jess O'Dell.
 Red Cross projects planned for the spring will include first aid course. The classes are scheduled from April 8 to April 30 with thoroughly trained instructor to be in charge, according to the an- nouncement. The course will be for 30 hours and will be open to both instructors as we'll as those who have had no training. Any one interested in taking the course is asked to contact Mrs. Bowen.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Andrew David Thompson Long-Residen+ Here. Dies at Age of v

Many Valdez friends mourned the recent passing of Andrew David Thompson, TT, who died here December 27. Funeral serv- ices were conducted in the local Eagles hall with the Rev. Richard J. Teeter officiating. Interment followed at the Valdez cemetery. Pallbearers were Guy Hayden, D. Welch, William Egan, T. Egan, Joseph Dieringer and Elmer
 MT. Thompson was born in Lane, Kansas, on September II, 1873. He and Mrs. Thompson, who survives her husband, marked their Golden Wedding an- niversary here in 1949. They were married November 29, 1899. He is also survived by two daughters who reside in Sacramento and San Francisco, Calif
 MT. Thompson was a Spanish American war veteran and a member of the Eagles lodge. He was noted for his many deeds of kindness and his love for chil- dren.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
ChurIene Baker Has
 First Birthday Party

Miss Charlene Baker, eleven years old on January 2, celebrated the happy occasion with her very first birthday party. Games pro- vided entertainment, with refresh ments later served of a lovely birthday cake and ice cream.
 Guests attending the party in cluded Marsha and Marva Alex ander, Ellen Striegel, Lora Seger quist, Christine George, Nancy McClintic. Florence Levshakoff, Roberta .Persinger, Agrifina An drewvitch,, Lorene Huddleston, Duane White, Linda Tyson and Betty Seward.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
STITHS RETURN FROM VISIT TO KANSAS

MT. and Mrs. Guy Stith re- turned to Valdez from trip Out side, arriving here on Saturday, January 2. They visited in Kan sas and drove back to the terri tory over the Alaska highway.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Der KeVor- kian occupied the Stith's apart ment while they were Outside. Upon their return to Valdez, the Der Kevorkians moved to Mrs. Helen Meyers house, which is located next door to the old Alas ka Freight Lines garage.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
MRS. ANTRITTER IS
 HOSTESS FOR CLUB

Mrs. Jack Antritter entertained the Thursday Club at it's regular meeting held January 4, when members gathered for an evening of cards.
 In attendance were the Mes danes William McIllroy, Louis Clark, Elmer White, Lou Taylor, Sid Moore, Bernice Stewart, Jess O'Dell, Kalfus Daughman, Lyle Johnson, Harold Jorgensen, Larry Parker, Louis Buckland, Ray mond Huddleston, David John son and August George.
 Hostesses for the clubs next card party will be Mrs. McIllroy, at whose home the meeting will be held and Mrs. B. D. Stewart.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
DIR. HAMS GUESTS
 HEAR THE MESSIAH

A musicale with Dr. Kenneth Ham as host was enjoyed during the holiday season here by Valdez music lovers. Handel's Messiah in it's entirety on long playing records was the program. Follow ing the concert refreshments were served.
 Included among Dr. Hams guests were MT. and Mrs. Wilson Stein, MT. and Mrs. Wentworth Pike, Miss Ruth Foy, Miss Esther Peterson, Mrs. Louise Segerquist and the Rev. Richard Teeter.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Edward 0verbays Are NewI ywed Couple Here

A young newly-wed couple of Valdez are MT. and Mrs. Edward Overbay, who are now making their home in quarters at the Tillicum club. The bride is the former Miss Shirley Campbell, a member of the Junior Class of the Valdez high school. MT. Overbay is employed by the Alaska Freight Lines.
 The young couples marriage took place here on December B in a ceremony performed by U. S.. Commissioner Margaret Keenan Harrais at the Commissioners home.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Winter, Threat of War Fail 10 Halt Stream of New Arrivals Here

Winter weather and the threat of war has failed to halt the steady stream of new people con- ing to Valdez. Although many of the newcomers are visitors, there are also many who plan to remain here and to make their homes here Housing continues to be a problem, with the hotels making room for the newcomers to their best ability, according to the local hotel owners.
 During the second week in Jan uary among the guests registered at the Alaskan hotel are Jack Doubt of Fairbanks; Roy Kohler, George Stenges, Bob Liggett of Valdez; George L. Vickers of An chorage.
 Guests registered at the Gold en North included MT. and Mrs. Clay Prewitt of Palmer; Donald Trsae of 27 Mile; Charles B. Vail of Fairbanks; w. w. Smitte, Hanh Fillker of Anchorage; Ruth Gates, Emerst M. Brooking of Valdez; Phill Plack, J. D. Berry of Cor dova; H. J. Tuffy and Randy Ac- cord of Anchorage.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Clair UImer Spends
 To-Day FurIouqh Here

Clair Ulmer, who is now a member of the U. s. Armed Forces, recently completed his basic training at Ft. Richardson and returned to Valdez to spend ten-day furlough. Ulmer made his home here for several years prior to going into the service. Arnold Tollman, also a recent in ductee, accompanied Clair on his visit here.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Mrs. Phillip Buchanan Takes First
 Trip Outside On Visit to California

Mrs. Phillip Buchanan, who has lived in Valdez all her life, is now enjoying her first trip Outside She and her husband left here December 30, driving to the states over the Alaska highway. The young couple made the trip to the states to visit Mr. Buchanan's parents at Porterville, Calf. Mrs. Buchanan is the former Miss Oma Lea Schmidt prior to the couples marriage which took place here October 26.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Florence Ingrahalm to Wed Wm. vanderpool

The engagement of Florence Ingraham of Geneva, N. Y, to William Vanderpool of Valdez was announced here recently by the bride elects sister, Miss Helen Long. Miss Ingraham has resided with Miss Long here for the past year when she came to Alaska from New York. MT. Vanderpool is a longtime resident of Alaska as he made his home in the ter ritory for the past ten years. He is now employed as a driver for the Alaska Freight Lines.
 Miss Long announced her sis ter's engagement at cocktail party held on New Years Eve.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Explosives Shipments May Be CurfaiIed Here

Cargo for Valdez port may be curtailed with shipments of ex- plosives to all Alaskan ports threatened, it was learned here today. R. D. Kelsey recently left Valdez for Juneau to attend a conference called by the Coast Guard on shipping explosives through Alaska ports.
 MT. Kelsey also planned to go to Seattle when he left here. At that city he will attend an Alaska Steamship Company agencies meeting.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
We'll Child Conference
 Held at Heolfh Center

A we'll child conference was held at the Valdez Health Center on January g from 1:30 pm. to pm. with Dr. Kenneth Ham act ing as medical advisor. Twenty infants and pre-school children were brought to the conference by their mothers. Immunizations were also given, with Miss Rita Dingman, public health nurse, as- siSting Dr. Ham.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
THOMAS HOLSTINE RETURNS TO VALDEZ

Thomas Holstine has returned to Valdez after an absence of two and one-half years. MT. Holstine, who formerly made his home here, has been living at Seattle. He arrived here January l and is now employed by the Valdez Sup ply Go. Mrs. Holstine and the couples four children, Steven, David, Mark and Ann, plan to join him here soon.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
LARRY ANDERSON TO LIVE IN WASHINGTON

Classmates at Valdez high school bid farewell last Saturday to Larry Anderson, who left Alas ka to make his home in the states. Larry will stay on a ranch with relatives at Monroe, Wash. Mrs. Anderson and Sharon will make their home in Dallas, Oregon, he said. Larry was a member of the freshman class here.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
ON VISIT HERE FROM CRESTON. WASHINGTON

George Striegel, brother of Lew Striegel, is a visitor in Valdez. His home is at Creston, Washing ton, where he, another brother and his father operate a wheat and cattle ranch. The visitor from Washington plans to remain in Valdez for a month on his vaca- tion. He flew from Seattle to An chorage before coming on to Val deg.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Community Calendar

January Is ROLLER skating, school gym, 7:30 pm. to 9:30 pm.
 January l8 ROLLER skating, gym, 7:30 pm. to 9:30 pm. THURSDAY Club, 8 pm.
 January IS BASKETBALL game, school gym, 8 pm.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
FRANK SIMPSONS GO TO TEXAS TO LIVE

MT. and Mrs. Frank Simpson and their daughter, Marilyn, left Valdez Saturday, January 2, on their way Outside to make their home at Corpus Christi, Texas. They are driving their Chevrolet pickup on the trip to the Lone Star state. En route they plan to make several stops to visit friends and relations.
 The Simpsons have lived in Alaska for over II years. Prior to coming to Valdez one and one half years ago they made their home at Fairbanks for nine years. MT. Simpson has had the barber shop in Valdez.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
PRAYS FOR PEACE

Father MeIbOrne has been con. ducting a rosary service nightly since his arrival in Valdez on De. cember 30. The services are helc to pray for peace.
Valdez news., 1951-01-12
Blow, North Wind, Blow

Blow North Wind blow from your aerio nest High upon Denali's crest. Turn to white the snowshoe's coat Cover with ice the fisherman's boat, Send on his journey the old gray goose, Come on, Denali, turn him loose. Blow North Wind blow from your lofty lair Send to his den the old brown bear, Blanket with ice the lakes and streams While from the heavens the aurora gleams Chase from the mountains the shaggy moose, Come on, Denali, turn him loose Blow, North Wind, blow and howl your might And change the ptarmigan's coat to white, While high in the heavens the pole star gleams And you whistle along over my fields and streams. But, you chorte and howl with glee, Remember, my friend, we both are free.
 By George P. Plack.
 Resident of Wasilla
Valdez news., 1951-01-12

MRS. STONE RETURNS
 Mrs. Earl Stone recently re- turned to Valdez after spending several weeks Outside.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
[ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL

ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL
I was old and tired but after o few
months rest, complete face lifting,
minor operations and beauty treat
Boyl Am / In good shape nowI Ali
newly dressed up and sound as o
dollar! 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd
fir.; very attractive liv. 'rm. with
bookshelves,. family size din. rm.;
lge. kit: util; rm. and lst-flr. bath;
handle.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExANDRIA-Five-rm brick, semi
detached; Is. months old. excellent
condition; full basement. recreation
rn.. convenient to Pentagcn; Bel
voir. Minimum. So. .750 cash re-
roRT e1sasa BARNaRD II afsD's' HEiaHTs1sfiek.
semidet.. 2 bedrms. rec. rnl., EQUIP.
sS.s7s. Roy N. IIcART, XII. s-7ioo.
MT. VERNON AREA-Modern home
in quiet neighboyhood; brick rambler,
5 rooms. large yard 110x120; Is
min. to Pentagon or TT. Belvoir. To
a see; e I, cal oX; s 5sS,s, 5sS3; : No ssents.
OF ground; $4,000. Vienna 32-W-4.
ATTRACTIVE OLDER HOME, roomy
two-story tile brick and shingle home
in Falls Church, with 4 pedrms.,
bath and sleeping porch; liv. rm.,
din, rm. and kitchen; on k-acre lot
vi With plenty Of ilar shrubbsry and trees trees:
three-car garage. Ali Included in the
overall price OF $17,500. $500
down payment will handle. Balance
well financed. JOSEPH w. SEAY
COMPANY. Exclusive Realtors, FA.
ALEXANDRIA
RoSEMONT. AREA
home On good Gsssfhea sasi es wisSin MssGnf
blks. of schools, rec. center and all
ton. 28-ft. liy. rm. with firepl.,
equipped kitS 2 Sedrms, and bath
on 1st f.. 2 bedrms. on End a: full
bsmtdl oil heat. sarase Price only
INEZ CUSHARD
WI. 5s67 or OR. 1922 -
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JUST LISTED
LEESBURG PIKE
RED BRICK COLONIAL.

4tc1 o1t4SIA SOAN(lN414i
This Is a custom-built home by owner.
10 yrs. old. Situated on acres.
cleared. LIST f., liv. rm. 15x20 with
fireplace, din. rm. 12x14, paneled
den, tiled lavatory, lge. modern we'll
equipped kitchen 2nd A.. 4 spacious
bedrms., Q tile baths; storage attic;
rec. rm.; oil h.-w.h.; 2-car attached
garage over which there is an apt,
comb liv.-bedrm.. kit. and bath;
heated. Price, $4,000. For appt.,
call e. H. IRWIN, OW. 1928 or
Emwood 364S ewes. and Sun. Ex-
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Sleepv Hollow Knoll

Sleepy Hollow Knoll
Still offers q fne selection OF charm
ing new brick ramblers. Features
are living room with floor to ceiling
fireplace, dining area, 3 lovely bed
rooms with sliding door closets, tile
bath, de luxe equipped kitchen with
built-in breakfast nook, full base
ment with half bath and outside
entrance. Full half-acre lots in this
superb neishborhood. All city i'm
provements. Priced at S19,500. Ex-
cellent financing. For appt. to see,
rail-
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$4,000 DOWN

LESS THAN sioe MONTH
S-rni. row brick in excel. cond.; gas
h.-w.h., call ARK1N REALTY Co,
ST. 3952; ewes. GE. 2392. rs
MASS. AVE. Mr.. 18th
Masnificent home. 8 bedrooms. .3h
baths. ultramodern kitchen. fur
nished; priced right. Mr.. Tolson,
FIR. 0390.
O'Bannon Realty, FIR. 5119
Evening star., 1951-02-26
NEAR. MCLEAN

NEAR MCLEAN
Large 3-yr.-old brick Colonial, with
garage, "a acre of land. slate roof.
gas h.-w. h.; upstairs are 8 large
bedrms. and 2 full baths: down
stairs are living rm. 15x25 with
fireplace, side porch. large separate
dining rn.. equipped kit.s ertr. hall;
full bsmt. includes rec. rm.; real
value at $23.750.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. 27S4.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
Alabama Avenue

Fort Dupont Section
Beautiful practically new det.. brk.
lnn'rs..a home. located a q, landscaped : :, lot,
the outstanding features are: liv.
rm. with firepl. and bay window;
din. rna.,. large completely equip.
kit. powder rm. on 1st A.; 3 nice
bedrms. and bath on. 2nd A.: gas
J $17.950. Pay S4,250 cash down
and assume GI loan covering bal
anee. Possession. r. s. BLACKI-
STONE Realtor. 1915 18th st.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
& LUCHS CO.
1snE VI c. NJ WI MA O9AS

NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
This is a home for some one who
wants very nice, well-kept 2-bed-
room home; very convenient to
transportation. shopping and schools;
this house sits high overlooking
the park: 1t has fagstone terrace
in rear. Please call Mr.. West. WEA-
YER BROS. INC. DI. $500; eyes,.