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The Nome nugget., 1956-05-14

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Founder the Girl of
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energy to founding Girl Scout Angel Food
restoration
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the National Trust Historic
This Angel Food Mix packaged in gliterng
Label directions follow
est bride perfect triumph The living
well above level also with special
altitude baking Containing whites IS the package contains
enough for large Onch cake TALL white and light
of vanilla flavor. ~
For those who like to dverg from the sprnng
TONERS they will find recipes the side panel
late Icing and Confeconer's Sugar Glaze
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-14
Seattle Attorney Says He
Would Accept Judgeship
Of Alaska's LIST Division

ANCHORAGE, Up - Attorney
Charles H. Paul of Seattle told
the Anchorage Times Saturday he
would accept appointment as fed
eral district judge of the First
Division in Alaska if it were of
fered him.
There have been reports for
some days that Paul is under
consideration for appointment to
the vacancy at Juneau caused by
the death last year of Judge Geo.
w. Folta.
Paul served for two years as a
Superior Court judge in King
County When he was elected to
the court in 1924 he was the
youngest man ever chosen for that
post.
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-14
PRESIDENT ACCUSED
OF ABANDONING
LEADERSHIP
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREssy

Democratic National Chairman
Paul M. Butler said Saturday that
President Eisenhower would rath-
er be popular than be the dynamic
civilian leader of the American
people"
Butler accused the President of
abandonment of leadership" as
doctors at the Armys Walter Reed
Hospital in Washington wound up
an annual check of Eisenhower's
physical state.
They reported the Chief Execu-
tive is in good health; his blood
pressure is normal, and there are
no signs of muscle weakness or
angina in the heart.
In speech to an intercollegiate
mock Democratic convention at
Harvard University, Butler char
acterized Eisenhower as "a man
who has not only been unwilling
to exert real leadership but who,
by his own admission, will be
unable to carry the full load of the
presidency ~
Turning to the other half of
what Butler described as a
strange COP ticket" the Demo-
cratic chief said Vice President
Nixon is 'too stepped in political
1ebauchery to be reelected to a
position from which he could sue
,eed to the presidency itself"
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-14
Emily Boucher Returns
From Library Board
Meeting At Anchorage

Emily Boucher, member of the
Territorial Library Board, who re-
turned this morning from a meet
ing of that group in Anchorage,
reports that she has an announce
ment which will be of special in
terest to readers out of town.
A new service has been inaugu-
rated by the Dept. of Library Ser
vice which is to be known as the
Territorial Library Extension
Service, designed for small COM
munities and individuals desiring
books. This service will be han
died through the Territorial Lib
rarian at the Territorial Library
headquarters at Juneau, and is
open to any group or person who
meets the necessary requirements.
The only cost will be the payment
OF the postage on the books, both
ways.
The Library Board meeting was
attended by Helen Sheahan of
Juneau, Marjorie Thornquist of
Wrangell, Dolores Watson of An
chorage, Iris Ryan of Fairbanks,
Emily Boucher of Nome, Terri
torial Librarian Dorothy Phelps,
as well as representatives of the
Wasilla and Palmer libraries.
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-14
Water Power Asked
In Return for
Alaska Corridors

OTTAWA, R-Delegate Bart
lett suggested Friday Canada give
Alaska water power rights in ex-
change for leased corridors across
the Alaska panhandle to the Pa
cific.
Canadian Foreign Secretary Les
ter B. Pearson said recently Can
ada was considering approaching
the United States officially for
corridors over the panhandle.
Bartlett came here for confer
ences with Prime Minister Louis
st. Laurent and other Canadian
officials. He made his suggestion
about the corridors before talking
with st. Laurent. He emphasized
this visit as personal and unoffi-
cial.
The Alaskan delegate said that
Canadian officials are much in
terested in the question of Alas
kan corridors but Washington has
shown no interest.
He proposed a small group rep
resenting Canada and the us.
gather information on the corridor
question.
Bartlett said that British Col
umbia and the Canadian Yukon
want routes across the Alaska
panhandle to the Pacific. South
east Alaska lacks water power,
while there is a big potential in
rivers and lakes across the Cana
dian border, he added.
He pointed out the Aluminium
Co. of America tried last year to
obtain water power from dams
in the Canadian Yukon but was
turned down.
Bartlett declared it would be
to suggest ceding any
US. rights across the panhandle
and on the Pacific Coast to build
Wharves.
Bartlett today proposed a joint
study by the US. and Canada into
the feasibility of granting Canada
land corridors across southeast
Alaska to the Pacific.
Returning from weekend con-
ference with Canadian officials,
he said he would make his pro-
posal to the State Department.
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-14
PAN AMERICAN ANYWAYS

Arriving Saturday were: P. ST.
look and A. Boyce. Mr. Kipp was
a round trip passenger.
Departing were: Mrs. Sawyer to
Fairbanks, and Dean Quinett to
Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-14
Modern Jinx Ship Saga
Nears End as Crew Get
$4,000 in Back Wages

VANCOUVER, R-The story of
modern jinx ship drew to a
near close here Thursday when 70
officers and crew members of the
Mazatlan were paid a total of
$4,000 in back wages.
The 80 year-old cruise ship,
once known as the Alaska, was
recently sold to japanese inter
ests. Final disposition is unknown,
but scrapping seems a likely end.
The sale made to satisfy wage
claims of the crew ends a series
of mishaps which included whisky
in the water system, oil in the
water tanks, engine trouble and
picket lines.
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-14

Influenza, also known as Rus
sian fever, Spanish Influenza, Ca
tarrhal fever and La Grippe, has
been known and described since
about 400 years before Christ.
The Nome nugget., 1956-05-14

Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
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Zoners Oppose Parking
On Sheroton-Pork Lawn

with an established shopping
center at Macomb street and
Wisconsin avenue NV. This,
he said, would allow installation
of a one-operator beauty shop,
miscellaneous food sales. a COM
bination drug stand and coffee
bar and a combination package
pickup and valet shop. The vote
was 3 to 2, with Mr.. Clouser and
John Nolen jr., dissenting.
Parking Lot Denied
In another case, the board
turned down a request by the
National Capital Housing Au-
thority to lease % vacant lots
between Bryant and w streets
NV. west of Second street, to
the Washington Baseball Club
for use as a parking lot.
The decision was without
prejudice" to permit immediate
of the application, Mr..
Clouser said, since Congress APP
is in the process of APP
propriating funds to let the Ma
tional Capital Planning Com
mission purchase the land from
NCHA for recreational purposes.
If the club can make deal with
the new owners, Mr.. Clouser
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The Sheraton-Park Hotel has
been refused permission to make
a parking lot out of the lawn
encompassed by its horseshoe
shaped front driveway.
The rundown came from the
District Board of Zoning APP
peals, which met late yesterday
to decide 35 cases resulting from
its April Is public hearing.
Board member Robert O.
Clouser said the vote was to /,
with James E. Schwab dissent
ing. The hotels plea, first heard
by the board in November,
brought strong neighborhood OBJ
jections. Mr.. Clouser said the
decision was based on the belief
the lot would create too much
noise at late hours.
The board also gave a limited
yes to request by the 1000 Mas
Sachusetts avenue, an apart
ment house comprising more
than $50 units, for permission to
install shops on its ground floor,
Mr.. Clouser said 1.-THE manage
ment had requested 5000 square
feet of space. but that the board
had approved only $50 square
feet, fearing undue competition
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dwelling on an undersi.ed lot Of the
southeast corner Of Lee street and Lane
place NE.
Joseph H.. Eileen c. and Joseph Hem
dirk Hines to establish an automobile
Twenty -first street NV.
Charles Kali to convert a srocery
Eleventh street NE.
Irving Honikman to convert a grocery
store at a36 Ninth street NE. to sale
and service OF radios and television.
Joseph SeRreti TO build a dwelling on
street NV.
Marie Mongan to build a dwelling on
an nndersized lot a. 35ol 9 street NV.
build an addition to a garage at 81
Bryant street NE.
Walter and Milton Diener TO build one
story additions TO warehouses at 1894
and 123S w street NE
Charles S. Lamon and James l.. Hen
uerSon TO build house on an uNder-
sizeo lot at 3I2a OueSada street NV.
Edwin B. Haakinson TO build a dwell
ing on an undersized lot at 1928 6her-
rier place NV
shoremede Corp. to establish a beauty
Harrison Constructor CO. Inc, on
behalf OF the Potomac Electric Power
Co.. to build an electric substation al
Edwin Shelton to build a dwelling on
an undersized lot at 1925 Ouesada
". s. Marttndin and William H
Over. trustees, to establish a school for
diplomats children, the "Ecole Fran
caise Internationale," al .liS Kaloram ma
road NV, the site Of the old Maret
School
Mary Day and Lisa Gardner to en-
close the porch Of the Washing on
School Of the Ballet at 1918 Wisconsin
B'nai Birth Henry MonsKy Founda-
ton to build new Headquarters build
ing al the southeast corner of Seven
NV.
The Fourth Church Of Christ Scientist
to establish a parking lot at 35lS Cen
NV
Albert and Edith DuGor and Rose
Weinsof 10 continue operation OF a
parking lot at 456-5S-60-o2 MARYLAND
avenue Sc,
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said. the board will reconsider
the case.
Also rejected was a plan OF
the International Monetary
Fund to use residentially zoned
land for an entrance driveway
to it's proposed new headquar-
tiers building at 713-15 Nine
tenth street NV. The board
ruled it had no jurisdiction in
the case. which would have to
be decided by the District Zon-
ing Commission.
Other Reflections
In addition. the board turned
down appeals by:
Epheses S. D. A. Church to establish
a private church school at $3.50 Mas
Sachusetts avenue Sc,
Geraldine G. Fleming to continue OPP
grafton Of pshrsbnE lot for ye ysHEs
Decision was Without pTeiudice."" w."
S. Lois schnitzer for, permission to
operate a rooming and boarding house
for a maXimum of seven elderly persons
The Potomac Conference Corp OF
seventh Day Adventists, on behalf Of H.
Lloyd Hollander, to erect q gasoline
service. station at 405 and All Cedar
street NV.
Appeals Granted
In other cases, the board
granted appeals by:
Eugene Rosenbatt to build four dwell
ings on underwidth lots at 1929 Wal
nut street NV.
Elizabeth P Normandy TO use go;
Dahlia street N W for three apartments
National Savings a. Trust Co. trustees
for Virginia W. L. Brunette. to build a
two-storv addition to a store at iO3-05
Seventh street NV
BENJAMIN Shapiro to establish a park
Twenty sixth street NV
William and Peter Calomiris TO con-
tinue parking, lot for three years at
945 Twenty-siXth street NV
EaStland Gardens, Inc. to build a
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Court of Claims BoiIiff
Retiring After 46 Years

"Oyez. oyez. oyez. all persons
having business before the hon.
orable Court of Claims are adj
monished to draw near and give
their attention"
Jerry j. Narcotic, the bailiff
of the Court of Claims, will be
singing this song and rapping
the gavel for the last time on
Monday after an uninterrupted
performance of 40 years. He is
retiring at the age of IA.
In his 46 years at the court
(six as a clerk, he has not
missed a day from illness or any
other reason.
Thanks to modern technology.
Mr.. Narcotics "Oyez" song will
remain in the court after he is
gone. A tape recording was made.
Mr.. Narcotic was in fine voice
and, unaware that it was being
made, he was not troubled by
self consciousness.
He has one arm. The other
was lost through an infection.
This occurred while he was 60
ing to st. Viator's. a Christian
Brothers high school near his
native Kankakee, Ill. later at
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ton almost so years ago by
Uncle Joe" Cannon of Danville,
ILL.,, the Speaker Of the House.
In 1910. realizing that a COM
bination of insurgent Republic
cans and Democrats were about
to wrest the speakership from
him, Uncle Joe called his young
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protege in and told him he had
arranged a Job for him at the
Court of Claims.
He said he is going to "sit and
rock" out his retirement at his
home. 4502 East-West highway,
Bethesda. Nd.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. A-29
THURSDAY I'd.
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tended by Fulton NOV Bishop
Sheen.
He was brought to Washing
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23
COLUMBIA, S. C..
HEBREW UNIVERSITY
OPENS NEW ACADEMIC
YEAR: 1000 STUDENTS
ENROLLED

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - The
Hebrew University opened the
new academic year with a cere-
mony attended by students, mem
bers of the faculty and the Minis
ter of Education, Zalman Aranne.
The ceremony was held on the
new campus.
The student body has increased
once again, it was announced at
the opening ceremony. Four thou
sand men and women are enrolled
in the University's vari o'u S
schools. The faculty has been in
creased in proportion. Both Mr..
Aranne and Prof. Benjamin Ma
zar, president of the University,
praised the scientific achieve
ments of the University.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23

Seiderman. Martin LANCER. Ho-
ward Kalicka. Joseph E. Winter.
DR.. J. J. Alton. Jerry Nadel. H. p.
Rothberg. Harry Levy. Milton
Levkoff. DR.. Harold Miller. Max
Revelise. Herbert Wallen. Alan J.
ReYner. Louis Coplan. Meyer
Love. Peter Ziman. William
Kronrad. George "A. Port. Edward
Zahler. Jeff Sunshine and Barry
Newman.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23
Bnai Brith Honors HYman Rubin
OF Columbia South Carolina

COLUMBIA = More than 100 and honor
HYman Rubin assistant city Columbia
c. Sunday Oct Is the House Synagogue
class of % Bna Birth nducd
Lodge O. Bnai Birth.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-23

Mr.. Rubin, a past president of
the Lodge and of Grand Lodge,
District S, was presented with
parchment scroll commemorating
the event containing the names of
the new members.
Named in the scroll and induct-
ed into the Lodge by Mr.. Fisher
were: Rabbi Marcus Wald. Jules
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
BUDNEY REALTY co.

Owner forced 10 sell this semi
Diet, apt. with each unit containing
struction. oil heat 5 years old. In
come S3.210. Will take $4,000.
Must be sold this week. To inspect
call Mr.. Ruark. ~. 9-4436 or Ma.
S-oA31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
Caviar Champagne

Possible here and on cont have
to he a millionaire. 3 bedrms.. .
baths. brk rambler Sunken liv. rn1,
with massive stone firepl.. formal
DIN. rm. rec. rm. with firepl.: out
door .porch-patio. Sec. choice N.
1000 dn. Priced under ONO
with mo. payts. suit to your pocket
book. Your oouortunity Is here. Can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
OPEN SUM-, l TILL Z
$40 Qk0

See this beautifully appointed
home In country acres area. You
viii find gracious living in this Gus
tom rambler. on - acre. featuring
z lge., bedrms.. pine-paneied liv. rm.
side porch 2-car garage: deep freeze
and air conditioner with house.
TO REACH: out Dominion dr.,
turn right on N 3sth all. left on
Dunbarton to 1850 and our "open"
sign ct top OF hill.
]. N. MAGRuDER Ia 1-znnn
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THIS is 1T!

. Brick rambler, 3 spac. bedrms;.
r. iIll I baths sr lift ly r sn,g with
kit, with eating space; full hsmt.,
fin. rec RIM beaut corner lot.
Ideal N. Arl location. Only $4,000,
C. M. HALEY, JE. 2-7944
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ALEXANDRIA
AUNT APT. HOUSE

Annual income. S3,336 tcould be
increasedD; excel. loc., and BLDG. In
fne shape; 2-bedrm. apis. liv. rm..
dns to a qualified buyer. Listing
TIE. 6-1400 TIE. 6-7343
Night Phone, TIE. 6-4457
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
SPACIOUS RAMBLER
ON ACRE ESTATE

BY OWNER--AS GI
VIENNA: 3-bedrm, custom ram
bier 1900 Sd. It on fenced acre,
near Westbriar Country Club. &4-acre
lawn-pine grove. 100-ft. bluestone
drive. Tennis court area; cow
shopping schools and buses; %
min. from pentagon
Home designed for easy living and
entertaining. full baths, big double
garage. center-haI plan, big pic
ture windows. awnings. Liv rm.,
24xl6 with firepl.. eft. bookshelves.
carpeting: din. rm.. l3x12 with car
peting and adjoining outdoor roof
patio; master bedrm 15x13: dream
kit. 13xl1 with Ice. breakfast
s pnd: sft IRON front DoFch CANOPY fT
80" fan; all for S24.5 800; good n.
nancing; will consider rent. Call
III STRATON. I'M h-s4Sl
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CHARM

Beautiful white brick Cape Cod.
on S5x130-FT. LEVEL LOT; liv. rm.
with tirepl, sep. din. rm.. . nice
bedrms. with tile bath on lst A..
Upstairs. 13x2S PANELED BEDRM.,
ideal for the kidsl Full bsmt. with
2 bath; scr. porch; Diet. garage. va
APPRAISED, $4,000.
Dir; Out Arlington blvd. to s.
Abingdon ST.. left to our open sign.
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$500 DOWN

To anyone; assume CT loan and
move into this lovely semidet.; 8
nice. sized rooms tile bath: fenced
yard: excellent condition: low months
ly payments. TIE. 6-14I6.
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Conservatives

Reach for YOUR spectacles. Here Il q
traditional ali-brk. Colonial home
which is l1aded with charm. 8 bed
baths. Screen porch. built-in gar,
Fin. rec. 'nl., comb. space and quail
ity like. YOU want it. All cows. at
your disposal handily. Low down
payment viii handle. Colonel owner
has gone and has drastically re-
duced the price to sell at only sea-
$50 Gall IA. 7-6f6O.
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Six Children

More or less will be amply accom-
modated in this 5-bedrm., 2-bath.
2-story spac. home. Firepl. in liy
rm., family-size din. rm., big
cleaning white kit. with best OF
equip. bedrms on LIST A.: 3 bed
rms. on 2nd.: full bsmt.: on over
|ings and trees. Conv. N. Arr. loo.
Only Si5.500. Call IA. 7-6660 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24

WE HAVE Cash CLIENTS fol
houses In the D c. area. no charge
for our appraisal: 65 wears serV.
ice FLOYD Z. DAVIS Co, Real.
tors, 1929 < s. NV. MA. s-0S52
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH U.s.
We have clients for home in anc
around Hyattsvl. LOUIS MILLER
Rlt.. UN. 4-2723: ewes. WA. 7-60l2
DIRECT FROM CT or va owner fol
caSn over trust. at least / " baths
bedrooms. Send details to Bon
e-s. STAR. "a
FROM OWNER-2-bedrm.. brick
hungalow, fioored attic: $4,000
S SCENT s,,o g. lS S 5000 5000 dn. Ewes
CHEVY CHASE. d., c.. AREA--De-
tached, 3 or 4 bedrooms. with Ra-
rage; BY and for white family.
y noie- ,snd buy sll cash l Homes,
appraisal. MR.. WHITE, ia. 7-5253.
WE HAVE clients for D. c. houses;
VIII pay cash. HE $4,000: ewes.
RA. 3-6476. w. w. LEWIS.
WE HAVE A CLIENT with substan-
tial cash desiring to buy home
Mithin 40 minis, from Main Navy
Bldg. Requirement; 3 Dedrms., full
gin. rm. and den. good location, Ice.
lot. near schools and shopping CEN
Ter. Price range up to S25. 900. Do
not call II your property is priced
higner. M. E. SMITH, Inc, 1025
vermont ave. NV, DI. 7-S777: ewes.
DIRECT FROM OWNERS or & rEl
prick, D. c. or nearby Nd, SIS, 600
70 $4,000. VIII pay all cash. Box
@'S4-A, star.
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Special Notice!

3-bedroom rambler. full bsmt.
in liy. rm. $1,000 dn. viii handle
with SLY per mo-, incl. prin., int.
taxes and insur. Financing all in one
trust. Price. S1S.95O. Call ia. a.
5000 without delay.
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Sl700 DOWN

To anyone; see this sparkling Calf. :
type rambler: large living room, big
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and den. WALL
to-wall carpet: Ia baths: big lot
and low monthly payments. To see
IL is to buy 1t. TIE. 6-1416.
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AA1EAANSn1A
REVERI,Y Hills

Magnificent trees shade this charm
Ing slate roof. brick Colonial stu
ated on sweeping corner lot. Ample
STONE SO p PaTro ST AND ioe BRICK Hex BaE A
CUE INVITE OUTDOOR ENTER
TAININGi First floor has liv. rm.
with firepl separate din. rm. with
bay window, DEN, equipped kitchen.
Upstairs, 8 NICE BEDRMS., Ia
BATHS. Full bsmt. has finished
rec. room, maids room and bath;
utility room. ATTACHED GARAGE.
$22 500. VA appraisal pending,
Russell I'd. to Glebe I'd. right to Old
Dominion drive. left to Tennessee
ave-. right to our open sign.
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81 nm DOWN

Select your colors: 4-bedroom. 2s-
bath Cape Cod on level lot: large
living room with fireplace. separate
formal dining room. modern beauti-
fully equipped kitchen with birch
cabinets. eye-level oven. dishwasher.
window: excellent location: only
S25. 900. TIE. 6-l415.
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POMPONIO
PRESENTS
Country Living

Served up to you city style in a
4-yr.-young mod. home In tiptop
shape; Close in. s huge bedrms.
SEP: din, rm.. big equip. kit; full
Mr.. school and bus. Only S14,q5O.
Call IA. 1860 and see il today.
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Country Club Hills

1917 N. VERNON ST, ARL., VA.
You can count on your nm
gers the number Of homes in
Arlington better than this one.
A real masterpiece. living
room 15x25. dining room
l6.2x14.1, kitchen 19.Sx14.1.
center entrance hall Tx
1911, master bedroom 1S.sx
IA. the other 3 bedrooms are
12x16 and larger, ga tiled
baths. large. rear screened
porch overlooking a beautiful
shady yard, recreation room
large enough to entertain 100
guests, maids room, 2-car ga
rage. utility room. This is
sparkling brand-new house
waiting for someone to move
right in. Master craftsman
ship throughout. This is To-
Gated near the center of the
original and real Country
Club Hills. Ewes. and Sunday
cali KE. S-4351.
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IEEsBuRo AREA

NEAR ROUTE Z
Several tracts OF land, 40 to 500
acres some have good houses. Splcn.
did opportunity for developers OF for
country homes; proposed public wa
ter system nearby.
.AsK--Usi REALTY COMPANY
IA. s-l252 IA. 7-26b9
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BEVERLEY HILLS

Split-Ievel: this attractive home IS
cute as it can be: . bedrooms. den.
nice sized living room and separate
dining room: full basement and ga
rage: beautifully shrubbed. Only
S21 ZOO; CT approved; or reason
able down payment. TIE, 8-1415.
Town g. Country Realty
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Open Sun,
2 TIL 7 PM.
MANTUA

FIJI tOH A KING
Vacant and ready to move
IN. Features include center
entrance hail. large bright
living room, real family-size
dining room, very large and
beautifully equipped Kitchen
which features a scenic view,
3 twin-size bedrooms, 2 tile
baths, 2-car garage, full base
ment, paneled recreation
room, utility room and work
shop. Ideally situated on q
a acre wooded lot in a fine
community Of comparable
homes. This rambler could
not be duplicated for nearly
the asking price of SOL $50.
6-457o.
Out Arlington boulevard
past z Corners TO Barley
drive, left 4 blocks to home.
Shirley Woods
5000 N, 9th ST, ARL., VA.
For the best in fine living
at q reasonable cost. make
this must today. AL the
essentials of good living, brick
home, 3 twin-size bedrooms,
3 bath facilities, large living
room, separate dining room,
lg' de luxe kitchen, side
screened porch. full basement.
utility room, flreplaced rec
reation room. outside base
ment entrance. attached ga
rage, large level rear yard
with many towering oak
trees--a real parklike beauty.
A good buy for someone at
$4,000. Call KE. b-S993,
ewes. and Sun,