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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-09-02
NOME GOSPEL HOME

NOME GOSPEL HOME
808 Front Street
Christians Gathered Unto the Name
of the Lord Jesus Christ
FRIDAY
7:3O P.M.-The Festival of Ports
special program of the Vacation Bible
School which had for its theme, Sailing
With Christ.
SATURDAY
800 P.M.-Youth for Christ Prayer
Meeting at the Covenant Church
LORDS DAY
800 Am. Breaking of Bread
1000 AN. Family Bible Hour
200 PM. Bible School
with a special children's story
told by Aunt Ruth of Fairbanks
ZOO PM. Gospel Meeting
WEDNESDAY
200 Pm. PRAYER, Bible Study
THURSDAY
400 PM. Boys Craft Class
700 PM. Gospel film. Quiz
FRIDAY
400 PM. Girls Craft Class
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COMMUNITY METHODIST

COMMUNITY METHODIST
CHURCH
Second Avenue at West c Street
WILLARD N1EcKLENBURG, PASTOR
and LAVINlA WALLACE YOUNG
COMMUNITY CENTER
MISS ESTHER MCCOY, DIRECTOR
9:45-Sunday School Session.
11:00-Morning Worship. Sermon:
Tdke-Then Glue.
3:30-Hospital Service.
7:00-Sunday Evening Service.
THURSDAY
7:30-Prayer Meeting translated
service.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
to 9 p.m.-Recreation period for
all young people.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
DANIEL BOONES
BY
CROCKETTS

Head for the Alamo. you
Davy Crocketts-Daniel Boones
have you out-numbered. At least
that's the latest report from the
Bureau Of Old-Age and Surviv-
or's Insurance of the Social Sc
curity office in Wilmington.
Joseph l.. Fay, assistant director
of accounting operations Balti-
more. Md. said his bureau has
issued social security cards to:
One hundred forty nine people
named Davy Crockett.
Two hundred twenty-n
people named Daniel Boone.
And even these figures don't
tell the whole story. The Davy
Crocketts, Mr.. Fay reported, are
count of their number includes
all those people in the United
States with Davy, David. or
with a middle initial preceding
their surname.
But the count of the Daniel
Boones includes only those nam
ed Daniel or Daniel with a mid
die initial. {.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
Ministers Meet
With Deacons

who are the ovcrseerS and
with what shall they feed the
Church of God?" will be the
subject for discussion when the
Ministers and DcaconS Confer
cnce of the Carolina Baptist As
ISOLATION meets at Pleasant
Grove church next Monday
might, September &c.
The meeting will begin at
100 and deacon w. D. Cause
will be the principal speaker
Other members of the confer
cnce will add their contributions
toward answering the question,
as they may desire.
The program committee has
chosen Acts 2O:28 and Zcchariah
III as appropriate scripture re-
fCrCnCCS for the topic.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
Armed orces

YREKA, CALIF.-Army Pvt.
J. w. Lawson, rs, whose wife,
Betty, and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Lawson, live on Route 2,
Conway, S. c., recently helped
fight forest fires in the klamath
National Forest near Yreka,
Calf.
A member of the End Infant
ry Division at Fort Lewis,
Wash, he was returning to the
fort from Camp Roberts, Calf,
where he had helped with sum-
mcr Reserve training. His con-
voy stopped at the disaster anc
he was on the fire lines for five
straight days.
Private Lawson is a driver ir
Service Company of the End Di-
visions 23rd Regiment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
BY HART E. VAN RIPPER. M. 4
Medical Director
National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis

Almost all of us are infected
by the polio virus at one time
- another. Generally, we don't
even know we have the infec-
ton. We may feel perfectly
well, oS we may have a sore
throat or an upset stomach.
Sometimes, however, the pol
10 virus does serious damage. II
attacks the central nervous sys-
tenn, destroying nerve cells and
causing paralysis.
II almost everyone is attacked
by the virus, there must be an
Important reason why some peo-
pie succumb and some do not
There is.
The initial battle in the figh,
against polio takes place, as i,
always has, in the bodies OF
human beings. 1t is a battle be-
tween the polio virus and tiny
particles, called antibodies
which can destroy the virus ir
the blood stream.
When an individual is infect
81 by the polio virus, the viru.
enters his system and begins tc
multiply. At the same time, the
human system begins to produce
defensive antibodies.
A race ensues. If the human
antibody factory works speediI,
enough, the antibodies destro,
the polio virus in the blood ant
keep it from attacking nerv,
cells.
If the virus multiplies taste
han antibodics can be produced
20 fight it, the virus overwhelm
the body's defenses. attacks tn,
nervous system and may caus
paralysis.
For nearly all of recorded
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

-tASNOAS HiSh My" Ho way W III
fluence the critical battle of
polio within the human body.
Then, in 1851 and 1852. research
supported by the March of
Dimes revealed that antibodies
from other peoples blood-con-
tanned in gamma globulin -
could be loaned" to an individ-
ual by injection and would give
some protection against paraly-
tic polio.
But the loaned antibodies
would last only a few weeks.
And to be effective, they had to
be injected before or at most
within a few days after a per-
son was exposed to polio, and it
is not generally possible to tell
when this is.
Obviously, gamma globulin,
while of value in epidemic stu
atoms, was no final answer to
the control of polio. Among 9TH
cr things, there could never be
enough to go around (Since il
comes from human BLOODY and il
is extremely expensive.
Now-for the first time - we
have an effective means for con-
trolling polio. This Salk vaccine
in the most extensive and care
full field trial ever given vac
cine, was shown to be 60 to 9C
per cent effective in preventing
paralytic polio. The vaccine now
being manufactured is ever
more effective.
In most parts of the country
we are now at the tapering-off.
part of the 1855 polio season. w,
have the fall and winter months
and the early spring to prepar,
for 1856. There is no doubt tina
we have it in our power great,
to reduce polio incidence mex
year. How well we succeed will
depend largely on how man.
children receive vaccine.
First, Of course, the vaccin,
must be manufactured and dis
tributed. During the fall ant
winter large supplies will b
made available for use. 1t is to,
much to hope that all of tn
l65, 100000 people in the Unite,
States can be vaccinated befor
next summer, but many million
of children will surely be inc
culated, including almost all il
the highly susceptible five
through nine-year age group
Since polio attacks more chill
dren than adults, it is by vaccin
ating children that the creates
effect can be achieved, in term
of preventing cases of paralyti
polio.
Every parent naturally ha
Questions about the vaccin,
Foremost is the question: Is tn
vaccine safe? The answer to TIL
is yes. Last spring, according I
a U. s. Public Health ServiC
report, live virus was found
small amount of vaccine tn;
had been released. More string
ent government safety STANDARD
were promptly established
prevent a recurrence of this ir
Icidcnt.
The difficulties of a sing
manufacturer do not, of cours
:, reflect on the safety of all con
mcrcially produced vaccine, an
morcc than the existence of on
d COntaminatcd Sourcc of wnfr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
Ynu1 Cmn kn'n eimI,f 1oSh Dnl;n En-


suggests that water itself is I'M
safe.
During the summer there
have been suggestions that a
single shot of the vaccine might
give some protection against
paralytic polio, and so parents
may wonder if such an injection
is not enough. The answer is
that it is not enough for full and
lasting protection.
Here is what happens when a
child is given vaccine. Some
seven to 10 days after his first
shot he begins to develop polio
fighting antibodies. These help
strengthen his defcnSeS against
paralytic polio. When he re-
cciveS his second shot, the num-
Der of antibodies again rises.
Then, approximately seven
months later, when he receives
his third shot, there is a further
rise in antibodies, and he then
has the full protection of the
vaccine.
Thus, the child with one shot
has some help in defending him
self against paralytic polio. The
child with two has even more
help. The child with three, prop
erly spaced, has the full pro-
lection of the vaccine.
The body tries to defend it.
self against paralytic polio even
without vaccine. What the vac
cine docs is bolster natural de-
lenses.
4 Everyone would like to know
how long the effect of vaccine
!, lasts. And no one can give {
) hard and fast answer, because
. we have not had the vaccine
very long. A number of children
2 who have received it will be
followed through the years unit
we do know how long it pro-
!, tectS.
However, because the level o.
, protection after the third sho
is so high, there is reason t
/ hope that it will last for many
2 years.
!, The third shot is in a sens,
, the real key to the effectiveness
of the vaccine. This is why w,
2 will look with growing interes
S toward the 1856 polio season. B,
= that time enough youngster
4 should have received their com
= plete series of injections t,
make a substantial difference il
the nationwide polio rate. Thel
1--we will be able to look forwar,
tito final control of polio within
s a few years.
C This fall the vaccine program
of the National Foundation TO
S lnfantile Paralysis will be con
!. cluded in school clinics in al
c states. In these clinics young
S Sters from the first and secon
o grades will receive their secon
e shots of vaccine. and so Wi
n third and fourth graders i
It schools that participated in tn
: 1854 field trials. No first shot
IS will be given.
O The United States Congress
= has appropriated S3O,OOO,OOO fc
the purchase of polio vaccin
e. during the coming few months
>, Supplies of vaccine are allocate
: to states on the basis of In
V number of unvaccinated chill
c drcn five through nine years {
7 age. Each state is responsible
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

physician will be able 10 tell
you what arrangeTa ats have
bsen made in your state.
The battle against polio in
the summer of 1856, SO far as
prevention is concerned, Will be-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

for whom we have vaccine, next
year should begin to show a
significant decrease in the num-
Der of paralyzed children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21
WE'D. SEPT. e. 1855 TABOR CITY TRIBUNE PAGE

won or lost this fall and winter.
Success Will depend on how
many children are vSccinated.
II we vaccinate every younsster
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

local health officer or personal
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-09-21

Tor The OIStriDutiOn Of the vac,
cine within its borders. Your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

TESTS PROVE "! Tooth at left, un-
protected from mouth acids, eaten away.
Tooth at right, protected by Super"
Amm-i-dent with FIuoride. no decay.
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FLUORlDE'S MAGIC CAPTURED lM
A TOOTH PASTE! Science has developed
Super" Amm-i-dent with Fluoride Makes
enamel so hard cavities can't get started.
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FIRST and ONLY Tooth Paste containing All
Of the best deeoy-fishters known!
l. FlUORIDE z. AMMOMlATED 3. ANTl-ENzYME 1SLS'

This is the most important dentfrice announce
ment in years! For it tells how dentists discovered
the magic of fluoride =. how they proved this
amazing substance actually saves teeth from decay!
Fluoride's remarkable ability to prevent cavities
was first noted in tiny Texas town where there
was almost no tooth decay at dW Why? Nature
had blessed the water supply with fiuoride.
A startling reduction in decay was also made
when dentists began applying fluoride directly to
teeth Of children
Now science has learned how to capture the
magic of fuoride in tooth paste. SO every adult
and child or over, everywhere. can save teeth
from decay this amazing new way!
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Brand-new Super" Amm-i-dent is the first
fluoride tooth paste available to all America.
and is the only tooth paste that gives you all three
of the most effective decay-fghting ingredients
known! ID Fluoride, ~ Ammoniated, ~ Anti
engine SIS All three of these wonderful
"decay-fghters' are now contained in this one
new super" tooth paste.
New Super Amm-i-dent works its magic all
day long by strengthening permanent ieeth-in-
side and out. II makes tooth enamel so much
stronger that cavities couldn't even get started in
case after tested by dentists! To give you and
your family this super" protection against decay.
get new Super Amm-i-dent today!
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cash; close-in North xriingtcn.
and very convenient 70 express
transportation and shopping. Per.
feet setting for the Young begin.
ners Of. retired couple. Only 4 year.
old. and not in . DEVELOPMENT. Toe
Ss ls. " s GAM osy' su Lu Sas e CO. ;.
IA. $500; eves.. KK. $500,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. AREA---3-bedrm. rambler. on
y acre; lge. liv.. rm. (lbx26) with
terms. Only s13,960. KI. o-S227,
ALEx.-vA. H1.LS-3-bedrm. ram
bier; scr, porch: A,acre level lot
f y swim po Of t r ssssS0l so sossYBs
sell home this week end for $l.2bQ
trns. q 1900. XXI. s.esis. %
ALEX, VA; - Investors attention
should bring 81 $40 rent. Close q
Price asked slo.S5o. ives. IL
s 81 so1 1; T. oRAvATTE' Hsaitor
ALEx.--De luxe 1.yr. old 57-ft. bricl
rambler, ? large bedrms, siant
bsmt., quiet St; sacrifice price
SIS. 500, ACME IA. 7-7667.
ALEX. BELvOIR,. 8 bedrm. ant
large family: basement; nice trees;
2 blocks To bus: only. .Si3.76Q: o.
contract accented, with So down
Directions for Sunday open house.
g Of Alex 4 On u BE ri sns. o.
ID. 4es4t7 z'i sna gE. a.lsso. 70
new brick ramblers; 3 bedrooms,
500: low down payment. FAIRFAX
REALTY CIR. -3-2407, CIR. 3-063I
ARLINGTON, NJ: $9,200 non-0i
$3.50 down 3. bedrms.. bsrnt. ant
9; q. GERAcHIs CO., IA. 8.
Il a.
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FARMETTE, S ACRES
ENTERPRISE ROAD

Open sun. 12-dark. Designed fol
gracious liy. and entertaining. P. q
Co.. 10 mi. Of D. C.-Custom-b built
brick: center hail. 24-ft. liV. rm
with firepl., tull-sized din. fm.,
SIS SIS ais MASTER RoY S.arn rn sSa n.S e ats
iirepi.. other Ice. bedrms., Hoi.
lywood bath, full dry bsmt.: 2-cal
gar: grounds beaut. landsc., 49,
4. frontg. on imp. Enterprise I'd
Owner trans: $50. 500; terms arr
Brokers invited. Dir: East on Rte
SO 8 mi. from D. c. right Enter
prise I'd. past new so. Y MI, set
open sign on right. Mr.. Duyali or
prem; ~. a-304l. He 4-3600'
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HUGH TT PECK

CITIZENS BANK BUILDING
1850 New Hampshire Ave
HEMLOCK 1890
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OPEN DAILY
SPLIT-LEvELS
RAMBLERS

individually Designed
Quality Construction Mod
ern Luxury Features-Excel
lent Location - Large
Wooded Lots. Priced from
$l4,50o to $l8,65o.
DIREcTIoNS-From Lanham. Nd,
drive one mile out Lanham. Bowie
I'd. to entrance Of GREENWOOD
FOREST and SEABROoK ACRES.
Exhibit homes located on cath
ave, iuSt 2 hlks. from entrance.
lHOS. F. HALEY, Realtor
LANHAM. MD. AP. $500
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fRANGFKRRED must san tmmedi.
ately--2-bedrm. brick. firepl.. stoYe,
fefGf., washers. neH garage, patio.
Vcir;SI3, 500; As loan; down pay
ulent by ABRAMS. Ed. 0-011i 20
LUXURIOUS new brick Cape Cod q
choice N. Ar1.. residential area; 4
s Siss ,r.Sise.0 ai 4o.;mi r. ai ~ nm nm
soiored Cabinets. dishWssher. ais.
posal and table tpaee: scr, porch:
rm.: attached gar. Priced q SAL
500. shoEn by aDpt. the DARBY
ATTENTION vKTERANsis. Our new
brick rambler approved OF af only
sle.B00: Offering liv. fm. and hre-
place and sep. din. fm., and fully
equip. KIT With eating space. 3
bedrms., and i baths epmplete
and space for future rec. rni.: 10
fine convenient loo. Low down pay
sapsp at. TIE 1 pARsY CO. IL. s-Ssses,
SPACIOUS I5-rm. house, feInodeled
into . coInplete apis. $4,000 in
come; avail. for less than times
annual inc: S., 1000 cash. Elisa
IETH ANnTR8ON. IA. S-1730
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DISTINCTION

ls yours IN this lovely brick
bungalow set on large lot looking
out over surrounding area. Only
4 other homes share the court
place, with raissd hearth; I bed
rms. tiled bath; full bsmt, With
extra high ceiling: equipped kit.
oil heat, storm doors and windows,
Eysrything home needs but your
family 70 1--we in II. Only. Sl4 .Db0,
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 to 8
y Rssa u. 3 Tish. e iWssoodsiii a..
'e'' 70 x xSSAVH S SG1ls sna' slsn'
AZ. 7.e05l II. o-4zl4 Il. 1910.
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ALEXANDRIA 1890 TO sl4,15o
Best Non-Vet Deal in Town!
NO MONEY DOWN!

You old saying: "A BIRD IN THE HAND Ia WORTH
2 IN THE BysHr Well icLs have some Lovely "IiRDs
here-aubstantiaL albfick
%SsdIoom no%ss-tcyn houssssoms on corner lots Non
and wen keep payments around SIS to sos
% SHOPPING cENTERs. 4 SCHOOLS
NO ONE ELSE HAS THIS DEAL!
STOP MAKING THE LANDLORD RICH
COME OUT TODAY!
Furnished Sample House Open Daily
1924 MT. VERNON AVE.
POTOMAC VIEW TOWN HOUSES
Colonial Investment Co.. Excl. Agent
II. e-Ose4
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Flknt to house Ind OPEN 4ign.
BELOW CT PRICE

Originally sold for ss2.050; o.
price now $3.50. Located IN
beautiful New Hampshire Gardens.
this spacious. cheerful home Of
rm.. opening onto patio. LARGE cleo
tric Kitchen. 8 bedrooms, 2 full
baths: attic, earport. sun deck (fu-
ture 4th hedrooml, Bsmt. with
lavatory. fireplace. picture windows.
level lot. trees. slate roof; progrea-
ave community.
snd Ns .ft a to p ave e az aoton se
EECTIWAI HnMEC
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OPEN HOUSE
Sat and SIM q To &

Sat. and Sun. Q to 8
4e0e Riyerdale I'd. Riyerdaie. Nd;
4Q.ft. air-cond., 3-bedrm... rambler:
full bsmt.. Ige. all-elee, kit. fire-
place. lots Of extras too numerous
10 mention: this is one Of &c
models We have for you to choose
s ssS S san YIN a1s,S ask for
Hudson Real Estate
Al0a Eduondson Rd piAnshro MA
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opEN eAi. AND sun. 10
Wayefly Hills. 2033 y. utsh-Wiil
rage. Excellent materials and con-
stsueticn. Al ccnd; ,! fin .. i ioSatio s,;
bus. New AWNINGS, furnace and
h.-W.h. Furnished or otherwise. TO
reach. Out Lee highway to N.
Utah. left hah block 70 sign. Ex-
einsive. ,.,n,.en anr
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dI-NoTHINd DOWN
LEWIS HEIGHTS

30-yr. mortg. Open SUM-,
l2-dark. Close to Univ, of Nd. -
3-bedrm. ultramod. brick. corner
lot; built-in ear.; 4 mi. Of d. c.,
surrounded by exp. brick homes
Dir: North on Riggs I'd. 2 mi. past
Uniy. lane, right on Bueklodge
ewes. HA. 5-2Saa. w W IEWIa
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HYATTSVIILE

well-kept capt. home. Owner says
5000 down SIsr a seb. sha at on isi
FOO, 1-bedrm. apt. on End moor
now rented. Large level lot. with
gear Diet. garage. Asking $1,000
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4-HEnRM. col

c ssSe H': :s:sse:r 1 ss o5 ~
Separate full dining nm, huge
bsrnt. with oh.w. heat; corner lot
With Lear earage. Priced low ct
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ALEXANDRIA, AREA

BRADDOCK ACRES
Two new brick ramhlers on wooded
{ lots, 100000. nearing compIetion
Eull hsnlt.. erouna leyel outside en-
trance, lv. nm. with nrepl.. dinette
well-equip. kit., bedrms., til
bath. pgll-down stairway 70 sfof.
aEr attic; copper plumbing; o.
heat; attractive SURROUNDINGS
Priced ct only 81 200. Down
payment about $500. Pick yoni
home today.
KI. S-1668 . stil
BANCROFT AREA
Attractive o5-ft. brick rambler On
large, corner lot. Entrance 3, Lake
Bancroft. Pull bsmt.. 33-ft. Nv.
rm., l2xl2 screened porch, center
hall, kit. fully equip, 3 large bed
rms, 2 complete baths, gas base
board heat: lear garage, Land
scaped lot Full price, $26. 500.
Down payment. $4,000. Call TO-
BELL REALTY co.
SIS WyTHE ST., ALEX. VA.
KI. e-1H6S Realtors I'LL
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COLOHE0
TELL, ME

What you can pay down on this
2-bedrin. corner huneaioW. An OF.
eeilent buy for only $3.50; oil
' OPEN SUNDAY, Sc
ABRAVE REALTY
AP. 7-e05I Ii. 6-4444 10. 1880
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t00-FT. AIL-BRICK RAMBLER
3 wears old. on beautifully land
scaped 2 acres with stream. M
nnerous fruit, nut and shade trees
berrybushes. etc. Ire. hedrms.
2is beths. fr-pan. 4Os rec. rrn. AMI
pan. study, 2 firepls.. npae. wall. II
closets, al wfiiehts. 23x15 Nv
rm. Wlnrepi. and built-in bkcases.
SEP. din. rm., ail-eiec.. kit, disp
and dishyshr. Center hall. scrnd
brEway, gear Garaee, fully tiled
prtiy-fin. hobbyfgu rn.. extfi
iee. tiled lndfy. rm. wiwasher and
drier. Attic fully fioored. Lot $50
vide by ~. b20' deep. House 100
from road. Wide expanse Of law
ends In stream and century -oit
maple and tulip trees. Specimen
trees and many paintings. II mi
from D. c Dir: Lee hwy. or Afl
blvd, It. 70 Cedar lane and RI. Of
No. 500 70 house. Merrfieid. We
OWNER, Ex. 1880, once: II
1-1saa, home. S35.6O0, with lib
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER

Custom built. A-acre level lot.
spacious bedrms.. tile bath. ultra
modern kitchen with wall even ant
counter range: daylight bsrnt, with
oil heat. Only $4,000, with 5000
down
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BRICK CAPE COD

OPEN THIS AFTERNOON
6512 Early Of. ne, facing the Mary
land Park School. Is min, down
town By new East Capitol st. bouie-
ward and bridge. y block from d. C.
line and l-fare bus. Large Nv. room
With fireplace, fun DINING room
bath: fenced yard. The attic has
been beautifully finished with i
second complete bath and add.
ttonsl living space. Gas h--w. heat
VIII 60 OF or FLA. Priced at {
common sense figure with low dowT
payment. TO REACH: Out new
East Capitol st. boulevard TO ssh
st. or out Central ave. ne. TO 65tf
house. ssi' Ne e Greg olssn. s. L fnd a ssSs
James Carroll, 10. 2-0401
YOUR pRE6ENT HOME IN TRAnl
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OPEN ALL DAY

SOIL Laurel AVE, cHEvERLy.
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bsmt,; pretty level lot, IN nns
j. RANDALL wAESRoYT. Rssltof,
bo4b Annapolis fd., Biadensbure,
Nd. UN. l-3400.
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HUGH T. PECK OFFERS
Four Good Buys
OPEN TODAY, 2 TIL $50
POWDER MILL ESTATES
10a07 Powder NH Rd.

fONLY Q LETT
NEW CAPE COD-6 spac. rms. ex.
pandabls upstairs can be made into
more rooms, full bsmts lge. lot
Most reasonable terms.
NEW BRICK RAMHLER-A custom
built quality home hedrnis.. nre-
place. carport; fun hsmt.:: lge. lot
Most reasonable terms.
DIRECTIONS: Out RieRs Rd.. con-
tinue on Powder Mill Rd. TO open
sign.
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I Festival Is i AZ HOMES s.

Prize Ramblers, Pre- Showing
stons sbsdroom RE ho ns
in lovely N-aere settings. Spacious
hy. rm.. picture windows. full
Easements. carports or garages
Everything you've dreamed about
Quality built. Priced from SIS.
$50. Out Baltimore pike TO Mont.
gomery rd.,. left mile 10 house.
and open" sign
8 BEDRMS. AND DEN
ATTRACTIVE RAMBLER, xl4.6OO
SHOWN BY Apt. ONLY
Huge level ranch-fenced corner 10,
backing to park. Immaculate. Al
nice rooms. lily. rn,. din. fm.
modern kit. Colored bath fixtures
porch, patio. auto. washer.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
10. e-0673. WE. 5-5627. 10. 5-33es
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TAKoMA PARK
1906 KIRLYNN AVE.

outstandtng detached brick Colonial
home: 8 large rms, ga baths, ga
level lot. Most convenient location.
Near Laneley. Park shop. Center.
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hamp. Ave.
TO 1900 block. left on Holton Lane
to wildwood, right to Kirlynn Ave.