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The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
GO TO PETERSBURG FOR DEDICATION OF NEW PARISH HALL

To attend the dedication cere- mouies of the new Parish hall of sl Andrews Episcopal Church in Petersburg, Mrs. Hugh Hall and Hugh, Jr.. wife and son of the lo- cal pastor of St. Philips Church who also serves the Petersburg parish. and Mrs. Frank Webb wife of the manager of the Alaska Tele- phone Corporation here, flew to the neighboring town yesterday.
 Blessing of the new ball took place last night with the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Bishop of AL aska officiating
 The first Guild of the Episcopal Church in Petersburg was organiz- ed in 1949 and the first church service held in the Legion Dugout with some 25 men and women in attendance From this modest be- ginning has grown an active and increasingly strong mission.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
PET RSBURG MAN APPOINTED TO
 VETERANS BOARD

JUNEAU - Governor B. Frank Heintzleman this week announced the appointment of James G. Fay Tor of Petersburg. as First Division member of the World War II Vet erans Board. Taylor will take the place of Robert E. Ellis, of Ketchi- kan, whose term has expired. Ellis, candidate for the Territorial Sen ate this year, recently wrote the Governor suggesting an early re- placement on the board.
 Taylor first came to Alaska in 1922 and served a total of 39 months with the Alaska Communi- cations System during the war 36 months of his service being in AL aska. He returned to Petersburg after the war and was appointed City Clerk, a position he still holds. He is married and has one daughter The Governor also an nouneed the re-appointment of Harold Strandberg of Anchorage as Third Division member of the Board of Road Commissioners. In accepting the appointment, Strand berg wired the Governor that pub lished reports that he IS resigning from the road board are erroneous.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
CHAMBER MEETS WITH COUNCIL ON REEF PERMIT

A committee from the Chamber of Commerce. headed by Brander Castle, met with the City Council Tuesday night to discuss the citys objections to the request of the Wrangell Plywood and Lumber Cor poration to the Army Engineers for a permit to build a proposed plywood plant on the reef in front of town
 The city recently protested the permit on grounds that the pro- posed plant was within the busi- ness zone rather than the indus' trial and that the city had future plans for float and dock facilities in the area
 Chamber committee asked the Council 10 withdraw it's objections on grounds that the business dis trict as zoned does not extend to the reef. It also suggested that the city consider the proposal of Mark Bernhard. manager of the company that if his proposed plywood plant did not materialize within IS months he would transfer his rights to the town.
 At the suggestion of H. B. Thorn quist of the committee the Coun- cil decided to get in touch with it's City Attorney, Howard Stabler of Juneau, to determine just what rights, if any. the company would have to transfer and if they ara transferable under prevailing regu- lations. Council also wrote to the Army Engineers for determina- ton of the provisions of waterfront permit rights.
 Meanwhile, the Mayor announced no further action would be taken until all Couneilmen could be pres ent and heard on the matter. Two were unable to attend Tuesday nights session.
 Representing the Chamber were Castle. Thornquist. Vern Smith, Roland Curtris and E. M. Camp bell
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
Alaska Pulp Company Official Due This Month To Reaby Local Mill

five years at a rental fee of $3.5O per 1,00O board feet.
 The Alaska Pulp Co. Hast year established the Alaskan Lumber and Pulp Co.,, an American corpor- ation, in Juneau to develop forest ry resources there. A subsidiary company, the Wrangell Operating and Sales Co.,. will be established to run the sawmill
 Hope for 4,O0O.0 900 Ft.
 The Japanese company is hoping at llast 100000 cubic feet of lum- Der can be processed and shipped to Japan for conversion to pulp by the end of the year.
 Hosokawa said Takuji Oshima, an executive director of the Alaska Pulp Go. is scheduled to leave for Wrangell June 25 to supervise the repair work at the sawmill.
 Meanwhile, the Tokyo company plans to send fiye-man technical team to Alaska soon to survey plans for establishment of a pulp plant at Sitka, Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
SEN NOLAN HOME

Senator James Nolan, of Wran- gell returned home Monday by plane from Juneau.
 Sen. Nolan Past Exalted Ruler of the Elks lodge in Wrangell and District Deputy for Alaska East, has been visiting Elks lodges of the Territory. accompanying Earl James of Oklahoma, Grand Exalted Ruler; Mike Monagle and Arthur of the Juneau lodge. Eddie Alexander and others high in Elk dom in the state of Washington.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
BRO. GUNN AND STOKES FLY TO FAIRBANKS
 FOR CHURCH MEETING

Bro. William Gum and Richard Stokes. of the Assembly of God Mis- sion, left last Saturday for Fair o3u=. where tLey will attend a Te.Ii,orial-wiGe convention of mis- siol churches of that denomination in Alaska. The convention started on Tuesday and will end this Sun daw after which they will return home.
 Bro. Gum is pastor of the local mission and Stokes is one of the leaders in it's activities.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
SHINING SEASON BEGINS IN NORTH JUNE 24

Seining season opens in the Icy Strait, Western and Eastern Dis tricts at a. m. on June 24, ac. cording to announcement of the U. s. Fish and Wildlife Service.
 Local Agent Elmer Copstead add ed that in Stikine District nets Of mesh more than six inches stretched measure between knot are prohibited from June IT to July 19. both inclusive. He said this means that king salmon nets now in use having larger than 6-inch mesh cannot be used after midnight of June 16.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
H0LBECKs HERE

Mrs Eilert Holbeck and son. Doug, arrived from Seattle Monday and are visiting Mrs. Holbeck's parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Y. Grant of Grants Grocery. MT. Holbeck. who is employed in the fishing in dustry in Petersburg. flew over here to meet them.
 The Holbecks will be in Peters burg for the summer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
HANFURD BACK TO JUNEAU

F. c. Hanford returned to Jun eau fast Saturday after being in Wrangell for a few days in con nection with Pacific Northern Tim Der company's proposed sawmill here, for which company he is lo- cal representative.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
LEAVING FOR L. A.

Mrs. Richard schwend and her two children, Ginny and Richard Michael, were planning to leave to- day for their home in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Schwend came north to at tend the wedding of her sister the former Jean Mccormack. to Patrick Brunelle in Juneau. She has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Leo Mccormack here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
sTEEARS TO ELFIN COVE TO BUY FISH

To get ready for the fishing season which opens in Icy Strait, Eastern and Western districts on June "A, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Red" Steear left Saturday for Elfin Cove where Steear will buy fish and Mrs. Steear operates a store each season. Going with them were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Johnson, also well known Wrangell couple who will work in that area during the summer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
WILSON'S HOME

MT. and Mrs. Art Nelson return ed to Wrangell last Sunday after being in Seattle where they at- tended funeral services of MT. Nell sons aunt They flew to Seattle the previous Thursday. Nelson is air line agent here for Ellis and Alas ka Coastal and Pan American Air ways.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
sUP'T. SOUTH

Ralph Devenny, superintendent of Wrangell's municipal light and power plant, flew south Monday to visit his mother in Seattle. It is sort of "postman's holiday for Ralph for he will attend to num- erous chores for the town in his spare time" in connection with light and power facilities.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
MRS. BUNEsS EXPECTED HOME NEXT WEEK

Mrs. Maurice Buness and two children, who have been visiting Mrs. Buness's parents in Bend, Ore. for the past severa weeks, is expect ed home next Tuesday.
 She is the wife of one of the partners of Buness Bros. store.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
HOME FOR SUMMER

Paul Thornquist. son of MT. and Mrs. H. B. Thornquist and a Jun for at the University of Washing ton, arrived home Sunday by plane to spend the summer vacation with his parents. Young ThornQuist is majoring in accountancy and busi- ness
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
PERSONEUS TO INTERIOR

Byron Personeus skipper of the Assembly of God Mission boat in Wrangell, is in Fairbanks attend ing the Territorial convention of Assembly of God missions in Alas ka.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
HERE FOR WEEK END

L. c. Bigelow, Wrangel1 man who is logging in the Ketchikan area, was home last week end re- turning to Ketchikan on Monday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
MILLS HERE

MT. and Mrs. Arlo Mills and children arrived here Tuesday from Seattle. Mills will be engaged in salmon operations during the com ing fishing season.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18
FIR HnCH T.. .I11NEAn

The Rev. NJ. E. Hoch, of the To- cal Church, flew to Juneau Monday 10 attend a retreat at the Shrine of St. Teresa. He viii be gone a bout ten day or two weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-06-18

TOKYO n The Alaska Pulp Co. of Tokyo this week said it had reached formal agreement with the Wrangell Mills Co.,, for rent of a sawmill at Wrangel, Alaska.
 Seitoku Hosokawa, chief of pub lie relations for the Tokyo Com pany, said formal contract papers have been signed by representatives of both firms. however, he added, the agreement will not go into eff feet until the official formalities of registration are completed, probab- ly within the month
 This is the second announcement of firm contracts for timber and pulp in the Wrangell area within a week. Last Wednesday the Forest Service accepted the bid of the Pacific Northern Timber Company of Portland, Ore, which calls for the construction of saw and pulp mills in the Wrangell area within the next three years.
 To Start In September
 The Alaska Pulp Co. plans to build a pulp plant in Alaska with lease of the sawmill as the first step toward the project. Hasakowo said the sawmill is expected to be- gin operating this September with a monthly capacity of 1a milliOnI board feet.
 He said the contract will run for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
HOUSES SALIVA. Cont,

$500 DOwN--Brand-new. 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler. N. Arl. Liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. .rin., de luxe kit: with
built-in breakfast nook, Iva baths,
fnl HSRt HOMES 1Tssd R 81 GnFy siso6 g
s BEDRMs.. 3 BATHs-owner offers
spacious stone Colonial. 1908 10Th
I'd. n. Arl.-Lyon Village area. First
a. liv. rm. with frepl;. din. rm.,
glassed-inclosed side porch; End A..
3 bedrms. and bath; Ord A.. lge. bed
rm,; bsmt.. maids rm. and bath.
finished rec. nm. with firepl., built in
garage, oil h;;w.h. Close to schools,
sumo st trust unpaid bal. approx.
$4,000. 4h%: End trust approx.
scents. ia. s-aoi4. IA "
WHITE FRAME bedrm. bungalow
in conv. Alex. Separate liv. rm;,
s sDsciS Ss din Is row. a. se fi d PSrsh
coMMto5NsiwEAL III PROPS. NC"
FoRCED TO SELL - 4-room house
With . acres of land in heart of
Virginia town. 20 miles from Wash
eeilent biehways: has Some railroad
tial. Commercial, or Industrial: all
city utilities. BARGAIN at $500.
TERRY 3. sIMMs. JE. 2-6517.
D E4 slhS,'' s-RM. HOUSE USE sun
porch, garage. oil heat; near PEN
tagon. schools. 1715 S. Kent. TIE
6-0346. Good terms. $4,000:
FOR sALE-Brick home. 3 bedrms..
! "a baths. liv. rm. with firepl, din.
rm.. den, center hall with open
stairs. kit. and breakfast nook slate
roof, 2-car brick gar, pony stable.
canning rm., bsmt. with firepl. and
tiled FIR. auto. washer. lots of
shrubbery. incl. boxwood: loo. on
Hwy. /, 9 miles north Of Richmond;
will consider trading for home, D. c.
vie: selling because Of transfer:
$4,000. Call Ashland, Va. S077.
or write FLORENCE ALBRIGHT,
FOR doiaias BALE va BY owNER-s91 900;
$4,000 down: all-brick Cape Cod.
baths. fail bsmt. ~" with ieff toilet and
automatic matt clothes dryer, large liv.
modern kitchen with garbaae dis
posal. exhaust fan. YOUNGSTOWN cab
inets and l0I2-ft. self -defroStine
refer: large fenced-in back lawn
with fruit trees and excellent gar
den spot; blk. from bus stop. .
blks. from schools. Greenway Down
section of Falls Church. JE. 4-37l3.
IA
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RADIANT VALLEY-e bedrms.

St.-Open Sunday. :? TO ). Attrac-
tive brick home. featuring liv. rm.
with fireplace, sunroom approx.
l0x20. din. rm.. kitchen, half bath:
upstairs. 3 twin-sized bedrms. and
bath priced in the low twentits.
JAMES NJ. CARR. INC. Knox I'd.
COLLEGE Park. WA. 7-0@o2: ewes.
WA. 7-e:Jg IA
PARK. 1903 Underwood
st,-Two new. 4-bedrn, 3-bath,
brick homes; garage; modern all
cleo. kit. built 10 suit the most
discriminating purchaser. RIMMER
BROS, Builders-Real Estate. AP
7-6t09. AP. 7-1"99, WA. 7-09f7
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ALEXANDRIA-By owner--15 rooms.
fireplaces. etc: partially restored
historic section: ideal for home,
doctors Offices or apis; 500 800.
Phone XII. 9-5313. Ia
AREA, 211 Thor dr.,
Falls Church-TWo-be drm. frame
bungalow. 3 YRS. old; fireplace, stor-
age attic, automatic washer. h-acre
lot; Sll. 700. Gil 1919 down. OWNER,
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COLLEGE PARK--Almost new 6-rn..
2-story, with finished pine rumpuS
rm. in bsmt.: gas a.-c. heat: immac.
cond; throughout; fenced lot; rea-
loan. H. CARLYLE deLOZIER,
Realtor. WA. $4,000. WA. 7-606O.-
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CYRANDALL VALLEY
tFairfaX County. Val

Offers two individually designed
homes OF superior material ana
Workmanship, each with more than
one half acre.
/. A handsome rambler with a modern
t1alr---mellowed by old brick and
large living room has picture win
dows east and west, fanked by ter
race and planting boxes. The fire.
place at end fulfills the promise OF
the wide, beautiful chimney forming
the south end of the house. There
tul dining room with mural wall.
complete modern kitchen. hot-water
base ray heat. garage and. yes. an
electric hobby shop spot,
2. An unusual two-level design. Upper
exposure living room. three bed
rooms Zone opens onto large sun
deck, two tile baths. On the ter
race level a charming two-exposure
dining room tl5x26l beautifully
nreplace, unusually attractive kitchen
tl7Xl7j opens onto terrace, COM
pletely equipped. including diSh-
washer and garbage disposal. One
nsit bath: Laundry room, basement
tional storage space throughout.
Cyrandall Valley is an established
community c6aInu,y Of exceptionally high
character within pleasant COM
muting distance of the Pentagon,
Justice Dept the Mayflower and
comparable points and incidentally
less than ID minutes by car from
Melpar's new location on Rte. 80
and ) minutes from the site of the
new c. & P. Telephone Co.'S build
ing at Fairfax. Springfield lake for
swimming and fishing. Cyrandall
Valley ., 3 and 4 bedroom houses
range in price from $4,000 to
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTSylLLE--New 3-bedrm. ram
blers, next to elementary school and
near new high school: $I3,95U;
$1,000 down. G. G. BARR CO..
WE. 5-4S67 or LII. 2-2716. la :
CAMP SPRINGS BUNGALOW-6269
Allentown rd.-5 miles from D. G.
out to be country, close enough in
to be convenient. Just OF Allentown
I'd. Attractive. clean bungalow sit
uated on :. acres of rich. fertile
ground; Fruit trees with an abundant
and grapes galore. To reach: Out
Pa. ave. Sc. to Branch ave-. right
on Branch to traffic light at Allen
town I'd. right about l mi. to sign.
Mr. Cross. LII. 4-7644. MARSHALL
ST. AID. 4-2OO5. Ia
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THE PERFECT 3-BEDRM. MODERN
BRICK RAMBLER WITHOUT BSMT.
ONLY $16,500
CT financing available. Directions:
out Georgia ave. left on Plyers Mill
I'd. right on st. Margaret'S Way to
1915 and our open sign,
LEACH & CRONIN, INC.
10. $1,000. Ewes, JU. 1885
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ARLINGTON
~ WON UTTT.AGEo

REL1NGlON
LYON VILLAGE"
. .950-GI
Wonderfully located Dutch Colonial
home. Fireplace. den, 3 bedrms..
heated sleeping porch. bsmt. and
large porch. Short walk TO Claren-
don. schools and transp. GI con-
tracts with S1.700 cash considered.
ARLINGTON REALTY
OPEN DAILY. 8 Am. TO 8 PM.
22l2 Wilson Blvd. IA. T-930O
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LISTINGS NEEDED
Comdr. Donohoe, formerly director
of Armed Forces Housing Office,
needs listings of houses. For Sale.
DONOHOE REALTY. ia. 7-3232.
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OPEN SUN Is
OPEN SUNDAY. 4 TILL DARK
TEMPLE HILLS
CAMP SPRINGS

$500 DOWN-Forty-ft. rambler; only
$3.50, lot t5xl0l, .carport l2X@0
ultramodern kit; only left.
$500 DOWN-Three-yr.- bungalow
with full bsmt.. large kit. tiled
SIX-YR. OLD CAPE COD-Four large
rms. on st floor; 3o-ft. dormitory
rm. on End floor corner lot. I00-ft.
frontage: only $1,000,
THREE BEDRM RAMBLER. for only
Sl3.95u. Full bsmt.. large equipped
kit, . yrs. old. tiled bath. Vacant
FEW BLOCKS OFF NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVE. AND D. c. LINE
rms. on st floor, space for :: on end
Bsmt. Large screened porch. gear
brick garage. Only $1,000.
BRICK COLONIAL. center hall. )
large rms. screened porch and firepl.
on lst floor. 3 bedrms. and bath on
End with sun deck Knotty pine
rec. rm. Few blocks of New Hamp-
shire ave, vacant; Owner wants
FOR LARGE FAMILY or student
rentals. Few blocks from U. OF Md
campus. LIST floor. liv. rm.. firepl..
din. rm.. large kit and dinette. den
and full bath. 4 large bedrms. and
full bath on End floor. Full bsmt.
with soft. rec. rm. and full bath.
GARAGE-Many other
features. Student rental income
approx $4,000. Owner must sell
at once. Asking S19,a50.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO 9-599o till p.m.: after Il pm.
WA. 1.564l, HA. 2-SS91. HA, -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ADELPHI PARK
S795 DOWN
NO SETTLEMENT CHARGES

TRADES ACCEPTED
n you are dissatisfied with your
living ccnditio9ns' such as
hood. we offer 3-hedrm semi
rambler with sep. recreation rm.,
laundry rm,: heating and storage
rm. each distinctiyely styled: only
few Minis. from d. G. line. Only
Cape Cod at Sl6,450. Out N. II.
ave. or Riggs I'd. to University lane.
right to West Park dr., left to model
home. 240l Kirston. Open daily
and SIN. til dark.
T. N. Lerner & Co., tn. 2-1136
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BERKSHIRE
CAPITAL HEIGHTS

Six rooms, ami, large lot. side drive;
mr.. schools. store. bus, ETC.. vacant.
new cond; $500 to 81 900 cash:
might exchange. OWNER, Ia. g.
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LANGLEY PARK, MD.

POWDER ROOM
First A.. 3 bedrmS. and bath up. liv
rm, din. rm. modern electric kit
dishwasher and disposal: full bsmt.
screened rear porch. clean as a pin
Only Sl6,950 You may assume
SI..l0O CT A.; loan. Only 3 years
old: walk to shopping center snC
school. To reach: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. past LANGLEY center, left
on Quebec 10 $3.50 Navahoe Dir.
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LANGLEY PARK. MD.

WANT A REAL BUY?
Here's 2-story brick. 3-bedrm,. ~
bath, full bsmt. home. with large liv.
rm., firepl. separate din. rm.. kit,
screened rear porch; on level lot. A
solid home for Sl9.0UD. To reach
Out New Hampshire Ext. left on
Eoiton lane. right on Hammond 10
1907 and our sign.
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OUT-A-WAY
$1,000 CASH
Q EIHI ATHC

This brick and stone rambler is To-
Gated in Fairfax COUNTY out Airing
ton blvd, Route so. Living room is
l3x2n dining room 12xl". kitchen
12xl3. 3 twin bedrooms; oft. de luxe
refrigerator, electric range Westing-
house washer and drier tthe down
Payment hardly covers cost OF equip
menD. huge expansion POSSIBLE
ties up stairs; 94-acre lot ALSO
LUTELY PRICED BELOW RE
PRODUCTION COST. Pictue Of
property here for your inspection
one, so don't tarry too long. ia.
S-u0OU
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

VIEW SUGAR LOAF MI.
From this modern stone veneer ram.
/ y baths. Gear garage. full bsmt.
Near Potomac, Md. Owner trans
ferred. To see, call AID. 1924
DUNLAP PROPERTIES
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ARLINGTON-FALLs CHURCH
LYON PARK
$13,950
Ct 0En CACIJ

Older home in new-house condi-
ton; 3 lovely bedrooms, Gift;
dining room. DOWNSTAIRS DEN
OR BEDROOM AND POWDER
ROOM; full basement; new hot
water heating plant; 160-ft., wooded
lot. This is a very charming
home a wonderful buy and should
be seen. Phore ia. 10000.
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IEWISDALE. MD.

Four -bedrm.. 1ta-bath brick rambler,
containing lge. liv. rm.. din. rm..
extra lge. modern kitchen. including
dishwaSher, disposal; situated on
level lot. and blocks to elementary
school. Priced SIT $50. To reach ::
Out Riggs I'd. right to Beechwood.
right on Drexel. left on cath ave.
to 1907 and our sign.
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VETERANS

CLINTON---Two-bedrm. expan. attic.
Cape Cod. 1a-acre. S12.950. SO
friend)
CHEVERLY AREA-3-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod. full bsmt.. near shopping,
transp. and Cheve~ly Theater. 3d.
$50. so down
NJ. g. FEKETE AGENCY
5000 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. $1,000
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ATTENTION GIs

ATTENTION GIS
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS. Sl4.a5o
Picturesque prewar brick bungalow
located in this close-in COW. area
liv rm.. dining room. Kitchen,
bedrooms and bath; side fiagstone
patio with awnings: full basement
with rec, rm. and bar: gas heat;
been reduced for quick sale, Cal
Mr.. Mcintosh. Elk. 3-2480; ewes.
and Sun, AID. 2-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co,
Realtors. lib 18th st. NV.
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Columbia Pines
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Large stone rambler, situated on. "a
acre lot. level with street; view from
every direction; Inv. rm. 26xl5. cor
ner fireplace, center hall, 10 #. wide,
din. rm. 12X14, Kitchen 1Ix14; ma
hogany paneled library l2xl5; Z
master bedrms. with 2 baths; stair
way to 2nd floor. finished with 2
beorms. and bath; bsmt. has red.
wood paneled recreation rm., 36-it.
long with corner fireplace; outside
barbecue; breezeway connecting
double stone garage; outside walls
Ian. thick, Ain. air space; hot
water heat: 1U0-amp. electric serv-
ice. For sale by OWNER. Open Tor
inspection. 3ou5 North Abingdon
81 Ariinpt0n IA
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NEARBY MD. HOMES
We have homes ranging In price from
$3.50 up, down payments from
5000 up, low monthly payments.
Let US help you balance your re-
auirements and your financial
capabilities. Our statesmen will be
happy to assist you. OAKLAND
REAL ESTATE, 7124 Marlboro pike,
District Heights. Md. RE. GLASS,
LU. A-OlIo. Omen Sunday IL
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RAMBLER-BARGAIN

Brick: wen planned: large corner lot:
large living room with very attrac-
tive fireplace, dining room, 3 bed
rms. beautiful kitchen with dish
washer and disposal, walk-up attic.
full basement with bath and outside
entrance, rec rm.: gas air-condi-
toned heat. Near schools. shopping
and transportation. Priced to sell
fast. Shown bv appointment ONLY,
Call Mr.. Strickland, with JAMES L.
DIXON & CO., ST. $1,000 or AID
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Queens Chanel Manor

Two story brick Colonial. with 3 bed.
rms. and bath Up. and liv. nm. sep
arate din. rm. modern kit full
bsmt,: situated on corner lot. Priced
to sell today at Si4. 500. See 1t and
give us your offer. To reach. OF
Aver I'd. right on Lancer pl.. left
on 3ist ave. right on Madison pl
to BIB and our sign.
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LANHAM-lNs acres; lovely 6-rm.
bungalow; full bsmt. hot water oil
heat; garage; city water; close in,
Sl2 $50: terms. LOUIS MILLER.
Realtor, UN. 4-2723; ewes. WA.
MT. RAINIER - 5-rm. bungalow.
expand. attic, full bsmt., h.-w.h.;
reas for cash or trust. WA. 7-9096.