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hNOLLS. INC. IL
BUTCHER, experienced only: non
drinker; good working conditions
and pay Apply BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET, 1928 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Ill
BUTCHER, reliable: references. Call
ALDEN MARKET 1908 Gault pl.
ne. LU. 1880. III
BUTCHER, must be experienced to
work in DIGS store. Pleasant sur
roundings, ,5ia-day wk Good sal
airy. Refs. BERKSHIRE FOOD.
4201 Mass. ave. Ia
BUTCHER
Top wages for the right man: must
have references. ROCK CREEK
SUPER MARKET, S325 Grubb I'd,
Silver Spring. Md. JU. 5-2242. Ia
CARPET LAYERS (2), thoroughly
experienced: year-round work for
right men. Liberal salary. paid va
cation and other scompanv benefits.
Apply Mr.. FISHER ia. 4-l500.
CARPENTER - Permanent job on
home construction project for Al
man only Arp.y at Parkway Sub
division on Old Bladensbnre I'd, /
mi east Of Ga. ave. ext, in Wheat
or. Md See MR., TANzI, or call
10. 4-u046. IL
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CLERK-TYPIST

IF you are q high school graduate
and would like to work 3d.
hour week are able TO type IS
w.pm. and are under 80.
IF you would like to do interesting
work and want an opportunity
to advance.
IF you would like to work in q
modern air conditioned ONCE
with cheerful surroundings
IF YOU are friendly and would ike
TO work with friendly people
THEN CALL MR.. ALLNUT,
DI. 7-S300
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GENERAL OFFICE

White: 5-day week; tipping essen
tial, KNOWLEDGE OF small PIX board
and Office procedures desired. Bene-
fits include meals. insurance and
paid vacation Apply In person,
Hogate's Sea Food Rest.
9th and Maine Ave. S.W.
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and Wouio IKE 70 "oIh o2S
w.pm. and are under 80.
IF you would like TO do interesting
work and want an opportunity
IF You would like to work in
modern air conditioned ONCE
with cheerful surroundings,
If YOU are friendly and would like
THEN CALL Mr.. ALLNGT.
DI. 7-S300
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors. Mortgage Bankers
Washington Building
Comptometer Operator
FOR NEW BEAVER HTS. LOG.
operator. pleasant working condi-
tions. group insurance, hoSpitalizs-
ton at low cost; paid vacation.
CONTINENTAL BAKING CO.
1901 Georgia Ave. NV. NO. 7-l570
ICOPYWRITER GIRL FRIDAY -
Advertising agency; switchboard.
typine' receptioniSt duties se one
employees know of this ad. Box
COUNTER HELP-Week ends. eve
ming work, Apply at snack bar,
AB ( D l7 IN TaEATER. 400
c 1bGiSf ReS Wo dHi Cafeteria
and coffee shop; hours: $3.50 to ~
pm. or midnight to Z am. Good
! salary, TIPS and bonus. ABBY
Kitcheteria, HOTEL HARRINGTON,
18th and E SITS. NV. No phone
calls. liz
CREDIT ASSISTANT
years of age; finance company or
small loan experience preferred; ex-
cellent salary and opportunity for
| advancement; 5-dsy week. For APP
pointment, phone NO. 1851. 10
DANCE TEACHERS, ballroom, at
tractlve young Iadies, ages 2l-3U.
to teach full or part time; no. ex--
per, needed free training, excellent
salary s4 APPLY i9 s6 Pm s noE MAX
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper. not
necessary; Wheaton area, Gail
between 1880 pm. and $50 pm.
Dental ASSISTANT, Young, white.
must be experienced, salary COM
mensurate with ability. IA. 5-qSS2o
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white, expe-
rienced preferred but not necessary.
State age EXPERIENCE and salary
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white, expert
enced for office in southeast. Boil
Ing Field area. Call 10. 1886, or
pffcMfAPH PHONE OPERATOR. 5-day.
40-hour week; air,conditioned Of
Apply in person. AIRCRAFT OWN
Frs AND PILOTS ASSOCIATION,
4644 East-West hwy, Bethesda.
DIETICIAN, graduate in home sco-
Monies or nutrition, &c, M, Meals ii5s,, On
IuMB1A HosPiTAL FOR WOMEN.
Pa. ave, and 18th st. NV. Ill
DIRECTOR, experienced for estao-
lished coop nursery school; SILVER
spring area: mornings only, ae
required. Write Box 376-L. Star.
DRUG-CIGAR CLERK, exper,, local
refs, part or fgll yr time re eys s aTs
PHARMACY call LII. l-000l.,
.DRUG-CosMETIC CLERK. expert
pRGos, 1901 R R. I. ave. ne, DU.
FOUNTAIN FOUNTAIN GIRL, is to 40 yrs.
white: alternate day and night
work. POTOMAC DRUGSTORE.
1864 Wisconsin ave. NV. Ia
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. over s;
ewes. DISTRICT HEIGHTS PHAR-
MACY, 1854 Marlboro pike RE.
FOUNTAIN olpSiIl GIRL, colored, thor
oughly exper.. must be neat, local
refs. BRADLEY DRUGS. 5000 Ar
lington I'd, Bethesda. OIL. 40! ..
FOUNTAIN HELP, $50 per wk. with
/ meal white lady. must have nice
personality. neat etc: must be
tops in grill and fountain ,wo.k
do not call unless YOU, qualify tor
above ia. 1862. after Z o nj.
,, Glsrsna9n legation wopxTy1n,r,
and bookkeeping essential. Must be
neat. TSINTOLAS REALTY CO.
sol 3rd ST. NV, Elk. 3-5367.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER to
assist controller; must like to work
with figures, some knowledge Of
shorthand necessary. Box lQ7-L,
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BAKER. experienced. night work.
permanent Job PARK ROAD
BAKERY, 1884 Park I'd. NV
BARTENDER fwhite,, will train;
hours, L. noon to , pm. and
pm. to IL pm. Opportunity for
ambitious young man: good wages
and meals; closed Sundays. CAFE
BURGUNDY. 503l Conn. ave. Ill
BAR HELPERS, over 81. experienced,
4 days week. Saturdays of: many
benefits. attractive surroundings.
Inquire personnel office, SHERA-
TON-CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and
K SITS NV. IL
BAY CITY BACK HOE OPERATOR
wanted. Call between and 8 pm.
HA. 2-S014. -12
BODY AND FENDER MAN. first
class; must be dependable: refer
ences required: steady employment;
5000 working conditions. Call LII
l-T923. III
BoOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MGR.
must be experienced in automobile
Write Box 1U5-L. Star. Ill
dble. entry knowledge. No exper
nent position. Salary based upon
exper, All information in 1st letter
Box Ash, Star. is
BRICK LAYERS. non-union, 1st-
class mechanics only. Apply 10th
and Heating SITS, Hillcrest Heights,
Md. or N. Hamp. ave. ext. across
from Naval Ordnance Laboratories;
) or 200 block Old Coiesville I'd,
College Park. Md. Ill
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SHOE Statesmen

EXPERIENCED ONLY: permanent
positions; excellent salary and COM
mission. JOSEPH DeYOUNG. 1905
p st NV. IL
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See the giant birthday cake lobby week. Then let us cee
brate our q useful service by helping YOU tool The down
payment home educational advantages for Youngsters
comfortable retirement number of goaIs-arge and
smalare all easier reach SOONER and SURER when you
with American.
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raising the ISSUE" he said. "The
bulk of the talk has been by
Republicans who are protesting
constantly how healthy the Pres
ident is.
1T would be a good idea for
the Democrats to stop claiming
he is sick and the Republicans
to stop claiming he is Tarzan.
In the midst of the discussion,
Republicans yesterday picked DR..
Elmer Hess of Erie. Pa, as chair
man of a medical-health COM
mittee to work for Mr.. Essen
hower'S reelection.
His appointment was an
nounced by National Chairman
Leonard w. Hall. who said repre-
SentativeS from nursing, dentis-
try, pharmacy and allied fields
soon will be selected to serve
with DR.. Hess.
DR.. William B. Walsh, Wash
ington internist, will be executive
director of the committee. He is
IA former president Of the Ma
Itional Medical Veterans Society.
composed of physicians who
served in the Armed Forces.
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for total of SO. Senator Thomas
H. Kuchel, the 10th, has come
out for Mr.. Nixon. The A. p.
sampling turned up only a smat-
tering of outright Nixon foes
among the Knight bloc. Most
agreed with the Governor to
support Mr.. Eisenhower's choice
for his running mate.
John Krehbiel, pro-Nixon Los
Angeles County G. o. P. chair
man, told a reporter that he
knows of 10 Knight-designated
delegates who favor Mr.. Nixon.
He said the Governor is a team
man" and. he predicted, would
"go along" with other members
of the delegation.
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medical guinea pig" and his
health lis not the issue in this
campaign"
There has been too much talk
about President Eisenhower's
health by some Democrats but
by more Republicans" he said
No man has ever been more
diagnosed, medically commented
on, or treated by so many doc
considerably and figuratiyely-
than Mr.. Eisenhower.
The unnatural attitude of too
many people regarding the Pres
ident's health is not only in
many instances morbid but il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-06
Negro Vote Seen
IVitul in Election
By the Assoclated Press

Executive Secretary Roy
Wilkins of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of
Colored People says "the Negro
vote has become important and
could influence the presidential
election.
Mr.. Wilkins, however, added
during an NBC television inter-
view yesterday that there would
not necessarily be wholesale
detection" by Negro voters if
neither major party adopts a
strong civil rights platform
plank.
He said neither party will be
realistic" if it ignores the
Supreme Court Lewiston outlaw
ing racial segregation in the
public schools.
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Nixon Backed
By Know|and

SACRAMENTO, Calf. Aug
6 GA new Nixon-Knowland
alliance among California Re-
publicanS built up home State
support today for Vice Presi-
dent Nixon's retention on the
Eisenhower ticket.
Powered by Senator William
F. Knowland, a resolution en-
Enthusiastically indorsing Presi-
dent Eisenhower and Mr.. Nixon
was approved without opposi-
ton yesterday by TOO members
of the party's official organiza-
tion-itS State Central Com
mittee.
A representative poll confirmed
that Mr.. Nixon is well entrenched
where it counts-in the 70-vote
California delegation to the
August 20 national convention
in the San Francisco Cow
Palace.
Two years ago Senator Know
land sided with Gov. Goodwin
Knight in a State party dispute
involving friends of Mr.. Nixon.
While the Senate minority leader
swung vigorously to Mr.. Nixon
over the week end, Gov. Knight
steadfaStly refused to indorse
the Vice President.
Senator Knowland, however,
expressed hope well have a
united delegation" behind both
Mr.. Eisenhower, to whom it is
pledged. and Mr.. Nixon. His dec
laration for his fellow Califor-
ian seemingly assured Mr.. Nixon
OF a least AZ of the 70 votes.
Each of CALIFORNIA; Big 8 Re-
publicanS selected % delegates,
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Gov. Long Presses
Fight for TideIunds

WINFIELD. La. Aug. 6 (P).
Earl Long will leave for
Chicago Wednesday to find out
which candidate for the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination
will give most support for Louis
lana in the Tidelands fight.
Mr.. Long, who heads the un-
committed 34-vote delegation.
said it is 'only right" that Louis
lana have the same 10-mile off,
shore limits as Texas, Florida and
Alabama.
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Hall Says ADA,
Not ',Moderutes,'
Backs Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. s up.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 6 up,
Republican Chairman Leonard
Hall says Adlai Stevenson is the
candidate of the ADA CAmeri-
cans for Democratic Action
wing of the Democratic Party
and "has only become a mod
crate in this campaign"
Mr.. Hall gave his views on
the leading candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomi-
nation in a television program
Face the Nation" yesterday from
the Cow Palace here.
win you campaign against
Stevenson on that issue, saying
he is too liberal?" he was asked
mo, say now the ADA wing
has taken over the Democratic
Party completely" he replied.
Mr.. Hall repeated his predic-
tons of an Eisenhower Nixon
Republican ticket.
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Convention Seat Won
By Democratic Editor

Mrs. Edgar Baker. $500 @
street NV, has won a ringside
seat at the Democratic National
Convention in a Democratic
Digest subscription contest.
Mis-. Baker is an associate
editor of the magazine and a
member of the Woman'S Ma
Itional Democratic Club. Mrs
Baker and eight other winners
will each receive 500 in addi-
tion to the reserved spectator
seat at Chicago.
Paul M. Butler, chairman of
the Democratic National Com
mittee. said more than $500 sub
scriptions were sold in the con-
test.
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smacks more of the curious than
it does of real concern.
Calls for Moratorium
Let us have a moratorium
from the daily diagnoses, the
too-candid commentaries and
the degrading spectacle of our
Chief Executive being shown in
the light of a guinea pig.
Let the American people de-
eide in November what their
diagnosis will be in the form Of
their verdict, but let us all in
the meantime hold our peace
and discuss the issues which di-
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Mansfield Would Halt
Talk of PRESIDENT Health
BY the Associated Press

Democratic Senator Mike Mansfield Montana has called
Tor an end to what he described degrading and morbid
inquiries into President EisenhowerS physical condition
Senator Mansfield vice chairman the Democratic
Committee, said yesterday in statement Mr. Eisenhower
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vide us as we'll as those which
unite US"
Senator Mansfield made it
clear he was Directing to public
discussion of intimate details Of
Mr.. Eisenhower'S intestinal ILL
Mesa position that won i'm
mediate support from Senators
Malone, Republican of Nevada,
and Neuberger, Democrat of
Oregon.
Senator Malone said the mat
ter is getting around to the
point where the first thing you
know in order to file for Office
you'll have to have a certificate
that you have had some kind of
illness"
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Would Curb Both Sides

Senator Neuberger, who once
suggested that Eisenhower
hackers might go so far as to
prop the President up with drugs
if he became i'll during the cam
paign, said in separate inter-
view both sides" ought to stop
talking about the Presidents
health.
Its the Republicans who are
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05
Gratefully yours,
r. 6. Maulisby.

Chairman, Christian Committee.
UNITED JEWISH APPEAL.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05

DEAR FRIEND:
one OF the that
MIN truly grateful at all times blessings
eVerpresent spark of less foru
MagnlGent has this fine virtue been demonstrated the
since war H. people all
TO give sstenance to the
Europe who escaped the followers
marvellous has been the of these
since tey began lie Palestine
eofs
only through patience and achieved
Motvated by twOod aid to the needy out Of
considerations,
our local jewish families who
generosity Christians gladly
accepting the Craftsmanship of
annual call begun
IN that
in behalf of ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-12-05

Whiteville, N. c.
Dec. 3rd, 1856
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-05
Duffy Burnett
 Take Vows Sat.

Miss Ruth Ellen Duffy became the bride of Wallace Franklin Burnett, Jr.. last Saturday night in the Fair banks Evangelical Lutheran church The Rev. Jess Thompson read the vows at the double ring ceremony
 The bride, daughter of Mrs. Anna J. Duffy of Lewiston. Montana. VI given in marriage by Orval Thur man, and chose a blue nylon gown with white accessories.
 Matron of honor was Mrs William Tierney of Portage, Wisconsin, sis ter of the bridegroom. Mrs Tierney. the former Miss Alaska, Shirley Sis" Burnett, is spending the sum- mer visiting in Fairbanks.
 The bridegroom. son of Mrs. M k. Anderson of Fairbanks, chose his half brother, Merwin E. Anderson, Jr., as best man. and Clifford Burg lin and Albert Peterson as ushers.
 At the reception held after the ceremony in the El1s club, Miss Diane Anderson. half sister of the bridegroom. teok charge of the guest book, Mrs M F. Anderson, ,Jl'., and Mrs Wallace Burnett, ST. whs came from Anchorage with the erooms father W. 4. Rsnr,,t.r,; 1ut V, cake.
 Mrs. Thomas Morgan. substituting for the brides mother, took care of the wedding gifts. She was assist ed by Mrs. Charles Cohoe.
 After a honeymoon trip to Anch- orage. the Burnetts will be at home in the Polaris building, Burnett is co-owner of the Fairbanks Bar.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-05
WO1nen Or. Moose Install Officers

A ceremony installing new offi- cers was held by the Women of the Moose Friday evening in the Moose hall, The ritual followed a no-host dinner at the Club Rendezvous.
 Mrs. Karnard Curtis was installed as senior regent. Pearl Strand took office as junior graduate; Stella Wallace, junior regent; Ruth Ring stad, chaplain; Patricia Roberts, re- corder; Sylvia Mckinney, treasurer: Marecha Shkolnik. guide; Midge Coffey, assistant guide; Emma Han- sen. sentinel; Rainey Leaeock, ar gus; and Dorothy Clark. pianist.
 Bob Dunn installed the officers Eileen Campbell was installing chairman while Louise Boucher act ed as installing chaplain.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-05
Thomas HenricH Tonseth Assigned To Atomic Sub

It. tjg) Thomas Henriek Ton seth III. USN. nephew of City Clerk Eienar Tonseth and Mrs. Amante T. Hansen, was honor man in class of 92 students graduating from the US. Naval Submarine School in New London, Connecticut.
 It Tonseth. who has been as- signed to duty aboard the USS Nautilus, leading submarine in the nations atomic powered fleet, all so received the L. Y. Spear award at the ceremonies.
 Tonseth was appointed to the US. Naval Academy by Delegate Bartlett in 1948 His father. who visited here with his family last summer. is a retired navy captain.
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-05
PETERSBURG LAD SHOOTS

Robert L. Meeks, son of MT. and Mrs. Robert F. Meeks of Peters burg, recently participated in the All-Army rifle and pistol champion ships as member of the Sixth Ar my team The competition took place at Fort Benning, Ga.
 Meeks' wife, Joan. lives in Ket- chikan. He was graduated from Petersburg high school in 1850
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-05

DATE. June Z0, l9ob
 SERIAL NO: 0i2022
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice Is hereby given that Charles Henry Williams. Lawrence, Kansas. has made application for domestic under the act of May 26, 1894 t48 Stat 8091 Fairbanks Serial No. o12022 for tract of land described at Lot 2, U. s. Survey No. 3l35, Alaska, situated on the southerly side of the Glenn Highway and on the easterly side of Clearwater Creek. containing 393 acres, and 1t is now in the files of the Land Office. Fairbanks, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the Land Off, flee within the period Of publication or thirty days thereafter. or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 Malcolm 0. Allen Manager Date First Pub: June 28 1856 Date Last Pub: August 8, 1856
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT LAND OFFICE FAIRBANKS, ALASKA
 DATE: June 20, 1856
Jessen's weekly., 1956-07-05
HERE'S HOW TO ENTER-AND

YOU HURRY your cars license pae may be worth lin cash it's Neigho moren solid gold lou win up S50000 cold eh you any and you visit your Plymouth dealer and register its license number by Saturday, July IA.
 It's easy enter-and easy wni Just go your Plymouth dealers and register your license number FREE entry blank Be bring proof ownehp4 Then complete the simple entry blank and drop in the official box Now you your share of the S000o0 Jackpot-here's nothing to buy
 Don't put off this chance hit the Jackpot Hurry your Plymouth dealers and today Complete rules showroom
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.EDERIcK " BERENs SALES


Big. red brick, center-hau Colonial
with deiightful high elevation on
quiet dead lend street: 3 twln-size
bedFms.. baths on md A.; bed
rms. bath on 3rd; lovely big "femily
room off Kit FRANK s PHIL
Lips, d., 7-l4l1: ewes. EN-, o-9265
COR WHEATON BUNGALOW
.J04 BYRON ST, Sl2.75O
LOUIS Ridden TU. 10000
BEAUTIFUL HuLANDALE
Custom built T7-ft brick and
stone rambler. Z large rms, . baths
huge patio; Lear garage. like new,
owner leaving city
HUGH T. PECK HE 4.64nO
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SILVER SPRING

Brlck-and-stone rambler. Good
close-ln location. 3 twin-Size bed
rms > full baths; one bath IN
master bedrm.; table space in kit
Ice. liy. rm with flrepl din. IL: full
bsmt.: corner lot Assume lge. Gl
loan or place new OIL loan. WOOD
u n N, ---f2
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SILVER SPRING

2 story, 8 bedrm., center hail
house. corner loi blk, from grade
school. nr. park and 2 shopping
centers; price, $4,000. Sat. and sun.
Maryland Real Estate Co.
1884 colesyille Rd. JU. 9-5100
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BETHESDA, MD.
5 Bedrooms. 9 Baths

An excellent rambler with 3 bed.
rooms and bath on the same leye
with the living room. separate din,
ny room and modern kitchen with
entrance hall there is a lovely stair.
way 10 very large bedrooms anc
bath, Full basement with btautitu
paneled recreation room. Large brtcl
patio. Entire rear OF lot enclosed
with split cypress fence. Gear ga.
rage, Price $50 500 Call Mrs. Car.
| ter MA S-a3OO, ewes. FE. 3-1alS
boss q PHELP S. INC. IN
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BETHESDA

SiH,pJ0; immaculate and
tastctuly decorated clan.
board bungalOw-type home
on n very beautiful level lot,
nCar all schools. express bus
and shopping, . large bed
rms and bath on lBt H.. plus
living RIM, dining rmn mod
ern kitchen with diShwashpr
and disposal; . nicely finished
rms, upstairs, fun bsmt with
excellent rec. rim and nearly
new heating plant. This one
YOU should see. W. Il.
WRIGHT. EN-. 3-56O0 III
y PIN,
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HOUSES FOR SALE--Mo.
LANGLEY PARK AREA

California rambler. brick con-
structton;. q rms. fireplace cow.
to shopping and transp.. S16,950
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-6400
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OAYNIEM eli 0sn

| NeArly-new California rambler /:
ID spacious rooms; expandable up
stairs; living rm. with fireplace;
al approved.
HUGH. T. PECK HE. 4-640O
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OAKCRFST-

Owner offers lovely brick rambler
with 3 lge bedrms.. exceptional liv.
rrn. 2ta baths, de luxe kit. dis
poSal. eye-level oven; clubrm. for
entire family big fiat lot. Only
So oo0 down will give you this lovely
home Call XXI. 1895
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ssasHHaa sHsssHiaaH
GARRETT PARK
NAVAL DOCTOR LEAVING

Spacious Cape Cod with true
center hail 10 n. long. of when
all i6t-n. rooms open LIST n has
llyinp, room with fireplace, guest
en- PANEL Ed DEN. LARGE BFDRM
AND BATH. upstairs, . more he'd.
rms. and bath. bsmt Is roomy with
rec. I'm, and Law Interior oil home
Is beautifully trimmed In warm
mellow chestnut Wooded corner lot
nicely handicapped with dogwoOd,
azaleas, etc Detached garage Price.
Call 10 b.4aOU I'll - PIN HUG.
GINS ~ HARRISON, INC. Realtors.
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$3.50 DOWN. SIS MO.

/. SILVER SPRING - . -bedrm
bgk. ranch rambler: Yrs. young
Ice level lot and fine condition
$1,000 GI.
2. TAKOMA PARR-Family-
din. I'm. and full bsmt. with this
spotleNs 2-bedTm Colonial; SI2 -
600, GI. Cau III 9 pm, EN-. =
rSnO. z ". BERENS. JR. co Ii [
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FAIRFAX-Assume SI5,I60 Ar
loan with Sl,So0 down. 3:bedrm
tlement charges Total monthly
payments S94 per mo. Only one
Exclusive. Call MR.. MuLICArl
after Il, JE. 3-2s7I: K. F. STFF-
FEY, JE. 4-344S LII
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S2hn..--GI

Only couple minutes from PentS.
son 2 3.room brick home with tull
MannaS Rltv., JE. 2-3110