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The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
Court Upholds ARR Workers Back Pay Claims
Far-Reaching Effects Predicted With Over $1 Million Involved

WASHINGTON, R-Claims of two groups of Alaska Railroad employees for overtime pay for the years 1934-45 were upheld Thurs day by the US. Court of Claims.
 In Anchorage, Harold Butcher, attorney for the Is ARR employees represented in the two actions, said the decision would have far reaching effect and involve over time claims of at least one mil lion dollars.
 One set of claims was filed with the claims court by six op- erating employees of the railroad, the other by nine incorporating employees.
 But Butcher said several hun dred ARR workers had claims pending for overtime performed in the period. Those ARR em- ployes who filed claims are en- titled to collect on back overtime. Hundreds of others neglected to put in for the work done over 40 hours a week in the years in question.
 During 1934-45, ARR workers were excluded, on order of the comptroller general, from legisla tion providing the 40-hour week for Federal Wage Board employ es. Several years ago Del. E. L. Bartlett secured passage of bill allowing workmen to file with the court of claims for time worked in those years.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
Insurance Claims In Plane Crashes Totals $5,5OO,OOO

NEW YORK, R-Insurance claims resulting from the crash of two planes over the Grand Canyon June 30 reportedly now total nearly $515 million.
 These claims cover the 128 per- sons who died in the crash and the destruction of the planes.
 Not included in this amount is the liability of the airlines-TWA and United-to next of kin of the deceased passengers themselves.
 The VIVA Super Constellation was insured for S11a million. The United Air Lines plane was in sured by Lloyds of London, re portedly for about $2 million.
 Trip insurance which passen- gers took out before flying was underwritten mainly by three companies. Much of it was bought in booths or machines at the Los Angeles Airport before the pas sengers boarded the planes.
 It was estimated claims on one of the three trip insurance com panies would come to at least S650,000.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
Girl, 9, Hospitalized; Father Convicted for Negligent Driving

Edwin Katongan has had his drivers license suspended and has received a 30-day jail sen tence, suspended, for negligent driving
 Katongan was driving toward the Cape, it is reported, and drove off the road and over the tundra in his flat-bed truck with several in the car His nine-year- old daughter was injured and is hospitalized with possible con- cussion.
 The US. Commissioner stated that according to the traffic law anyone of the US. Marshals Of flee or Territorial Police may ar rest for speeding on the roads. The cars do not have to be paced.
 Arrests do not have to be made at the time of the violation, either, he advised.
 He also stated that all accidents must be reported-especially if someone is hurt or if damage is over $100.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
U. s. Rejects
 Proposal for Ban On Nuclear Tests

UNITED NATIONS, NY, R- The United States firmly rejected today Soviet-supported proposals by India and Yugoslavia for a ban on experimental explosions of nuclear weapons.
 Ambassador James J. Wads- worth told the U.N.'s 12-member Disarmament Commission such testing will continue until an international agreement can be reached establishing safeguards against the possible use of these weapons
 In the absence of such an agree ment," Wadsworth said, "the United States considers the test ing of nuclear weapons as essen- tial for our own defense and for the safety of our friends"
 At the same time, the US. del egate said:
 "We shall continue to work for an agreement in which the limita- tion of tests would be an integral part and we will do everything we can to assure that radiation will not rise above tolerable levels"
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
COP Chairman Predicts Vigorous Campaign
 For Eisenhower
By the Associated Press

After talking political plans with President Eisenhower, COP Chairman Leonard Hall yesterday predicted a vigorous campaign" with Eisenhower travelling to diff ferent parts of the country by plane.
 But Hall still said Eisenhower may confine himself to five or six major speeches, to be delivered by television and radio.
 Hall spent nearly an hour at Eisenhower's country estate at Gettysburg, then held news conference afterward and brought out these points:
 l. Eisenhower plans to go to the Republican National Convention and accept his nomination in per son.
 2. Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana will put the Presidents name in nomination at the San Francisco meeting which opens August 20.
 3. So far as Hall is concerned, the ticket still is Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon. He said that absolutely" the Chief Exec utive made it clear that he still would be pleased to have Nixon as his running mate once more.
 4. Hall looks for Nixon to play big and every vigorous role in the campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
NixOn's Conference With Eisenhower Postponed
 Due to Flying Conditions

GETTYSBURG, Pa. R-A con- ference between President Eisen- hover and Vice President Nixon on US. policy in the Far East was washed out today
 Nixon got as far as the Wash ington Airport, but a heavy rain and poor flying weather here brought postponement of the trip until tomorrow.
 Secretary of State Dulles did make it to Gettysburg in light twin-engine Air Force plane. He was driven to the farm.
 Press Secretary Hagerty said Sec. Dulles lis discussing entirely State Dept. business"
 The original plan was for Nix on and Dulles to meet together with Eisenhower so Nixon could report to both of them at the same time on his 11-day, 27,000- mile trip on which he circled the globe and called at six Asiatic capitals.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
Tacoma Ham Operator Contacts Russian Member Of Antarctic Expedition

TACOMA, R-A Tacoma com munications technician said yes- terday he had talked with a mem Der of the Russian antarctic expe- dition on short wave radio.
 Norman Mober, a "ham' radio enthusiast, said the Russian iden- tified himself only as George" and spoke excellent English.
 The talk took place Wednes- day night on l4,060 kilocycles and lasted about five minutes, Moberg said.
 The Russians said the weather was cold and windy but didn't go into any details regarding the ex- petitions.
 He complained about reception, blaming interference from South American stations, Moberg said.
 George" can be reached at KlAE when weather con- ditions are just right, Moberg said.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13

A complete breakdown of the total expenditures on the trip and list of contributors is being pre- pared and will appear in a later edition of the Nugget.
 More money is needed, stated Sgt. Richard August. Contribu- tions may be left at the police sta .tion or with Sgt. August.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
OLD DOG. NEW TRICK. ETC.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, R-E. J. Ed gar is under treatment at a hos pital for a hip injury resulting from a fall Monday while he was trying to learn to ride bicycle.
 The police report on the acci- dent listed his age as 73.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
TUNDRA FIRE REPORTED NORTH OF IRON CREEK

A tundra fire is reported to be burning at Sherrett Creek just north of Iron Creek. Les Bronson reported the fire on his return from a flight to the Pill grim Springs.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
Contributions to Youth Center Total $1,394; S1,666 Due on Tickets

The total cash and checks re- received to date for the Nome Youth Center amounts to $1,394.35
 Exnenditures to date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
AuToMoBlLEs roR SALE

JEEP tp45; enclosed aluminium body,
4-Rheel drive. good cond.. $345.
JE. 2-5s77.
KAISER '4S sedan: all extras, runs
fne. S1O0. DE, a-8270. ---e6
KAISER 1913, $50; good tires, Dat
ters and brakes. Motorcia radio,
heater, uses little oil. nice appear
ance; after 10 am. Du. 7-017H.
days. days special: soc. TnHAcKER
MOTORS, 18th and Il. /, ave. ne.
La 6-fS53O
KAISER 80. Manhattan; de luxe
equip, excel. cond.. 4-dr.. 2-tone
OF S33.46 ca. HA. 2-1s67.
KAISER As 4-dr.: r., b., good cond..
s10Q DU. 7-692s.
LINCOLN 1858 Capri Convertible
coupe: mandarin red. new white top,
s Ssalseso si,5Ss. cce sHarantse' :
Capitol Cadillac-Ol
1929 ENG q, & NV srnn.sT. $4,000
LINCOLN So sport coupe; 2-tone
gray body and black top. excel.
como low MI; So 900 or best ofier.
After Q D m. sat, all day sun, RA
81 l.J9. -26 !,
LINCOLN 1852 Capri: BY OWNER
Same body style as 1884 Lincoln;
hydra, {. and h, new Wv. tires:
beautiful finish: spotlesS interior:
low mileage; very economical car
Make sffer. 10. 5-l59l. ga
LINCOLN 1854 hardtop coupe: a
tone blue finish. r. aad H., hydSa-
matte. power steering. power brakes,
Wv. tires; low mileage. awner.
So,fa5.
GRADY MOTORS, INC.
Lincoln Mercury Dealers
7S0a Wis, Ave. Bethesda. Nd
Open p 4 ". &c . Pm, Eaily
LINCOLN 1898 Lebaron Gust. rdst. !:
S1,150 DE, 2-i649. I'D
LINCOLN 1851 4-dr.: hydramatic. r.
and h.; very clean: $49b. SIS down.
BELL MOTORS. 500 wis. ave. NV
WO. $4,000 --26
LINCOLN 1854 Capri hardtop con-
yertible: ivory and black 2-tone.
fully equipped, including electric
windows, electric seats, power steer
ing. power brakes: S2,l95. CcC guar
Capitol Cadillac ldS
1929 sand g; NV ST. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26

LINCOLN 1913 Continental hard.
top; r. h., Wv, tires, nyion seat
pointment. AID. 1883. go
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD So Victoria: fully equipped
si:t.a5; 1884 Jeff. Davis hwy. or
FORD 81 Custom 2-dr.: full,
FORD '53 Fordor; beautiful light
blue finish: equipped with a heater
and VS. Ell CINE. One owner; in ex-
eellent appearance and condition;
S795 full price. Cash. trade or bank
terms, arranged 70 suit your md.
Wash:'s Oldest Ford Dealer liz
ewes. til o Sat. til 5.
FORD "a So Tudor; oristnal gray
finish; one owner: very low mileage;
excellent tires and appearance: fun
price. 1895; cash. trade or terms
to suit YOUR individual need; 4
month written gpsranteei s'LL Z
Dealer. INA Vermont ave, nv,
AID. 4z4300, open ewes. till .;
F az III ls5 B sedan delivery; r. and
SERVICE CENTER. 5s5 N. olebs
rd... Arlington. Va. q blk from
Hecht CO.. IA. 7-T722.
FORD 1856 Fairlane Fordor;; Fordo-
DudllLs pOWCI St.s N.-Wst w. abAtc
r. and h., rear speaker, u-coat
Windshield washers. tinted glass
fender skirts, safety packaRe, less
than 1000 miles: cannot be told
from new. Cost $3,253, must sell
this wk., $2,495. Might consider
low priced car In trade. TE. 6-5.s39
FORD 1855 VS. convertible; equip
ped, Regency purple and white.
S2,095, Terms possible Call Lu.
FORD less Mainline Tudor: Fordo-
matte, Just $4,000 miles. Excellent
condition. Embassy employe leaving
country. $500. Call no. 2,s2l s
Sunday; Weekdays DE, e-27s3'
FORD 1851 crestiiner; new custom
2-tone paint and upholstery, Ford.
omatic, Wv. tires, r, and h., dual
exhaust. lowering block, hood and
trunk loaded one owner. excel
s sess6a. sS'' or best offer Ess 70
FORD Isl cdr. sedan; r. and h.,
new trans. and master cylinder,
SC, $275. JU. 9-23s5.
sso4 JET. Davis hwy OF. 1850,
HENRY J 1851; cylinders. excel
lent eond;tion; save on gas s2sb.
HENRY j. $50 corsair de luxe: q
s s SILVER nlSs sPRiNo MOTOR SV CO.
INC, 1902 E w. hwy. lat Ga. ave },
Sill. Spg., Md, JU. 9-45O0.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN 81 Cosme.; hydra. =. and
b.; $500. HoRNERs COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. o.
MERCEDES BENZ 1885 1850: from
S2.9T6: also 100 81" models, the
finest Of imported cars, moderately
priced. Come IN for test drive. one
Of Americas largest imported car
dealers for Austin HeaIey, Austin.
Morris Minor, MO. MG-Maenette.
HiIlman Mercedes Benz, Porsche.
WHY'S and other popular makes.
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC. tEst.
1910. 9TH at r ST. NV. NO. l7-27O0.
Fairfax Branch Lee hwy. Rte 3D.
Eli, Merrifeld Va. .JE. 4-3502.
MERCURY 40 station wagon. g.
passenger; snow tires. heater: $500.
WE. 5-4741. --26
MERCURY 1858 Custom hardtop;
beautiful cream and red. del inter.
fercomatic, r.. h.. numerous other
extras: actually looks and runs
Ike new. owner: S1,395. trade
and terms. Open Sunday. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. ia,
$4,000. pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-26
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

FORD 1855 Fairlane Victoria; r.
and h.; Fordomatie; black and white:
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AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

MERCURY 1850 2-dr.; r, b.; good
con dItion: SOS. Call Central
e-5322.
MERCURY 1853 Monterey hard top;
beige and maroon; o very smart
sportster at $1.245. BOWMAN
MOTOR SALES. 1900 Ca. ave. NV.
RA. 6-1122.
MERCURY 1919 club coupe; r. and
h.; excellent condition; new tires;
$3.50. JU. 5-2e8e.
MERCURY 1859 Custom 4-door:
mercomatic. 7. and h.: turn signals:
only 1895. SILVER SPRING MO.
TOR CO., INC, 1909 E.-W. hwy.
tat Ga ave.. Sil. Spg.. Nd. JU.
0-4bOO.
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AuToMdslLEs FOR SALE

1 .sssS. .p.: e SD Sic ra iSs d
MOTORS 18th and r. l. ave. me-,
MERCURY III Custom club coupe;
mileass. pon'f miss this one War
ranteed 8 months or 5000 miles.
Today only $4s7.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII 2-9S27
MERCURY 1851 convert; beant.
dark green. finish: new white top.
r. and h.. Mercomatie; G.-W.. tires;
new seat covers. Looks and runs
proved credit. Only 1895. BILL
DENIS. INC. 1910 Wisconsin I've.
5treetcar to our door. Open
I'll q.
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II. ARL.--Bedrm, and bath on LIST
floor IN this 3-bedTm.. 2 bath all
brick home. 2l-ft. liV. rm. with
flrepl. l5-ft. sep. din Tm, PAM
Fled DEN, and excel kit. full
bsmt, att garage. VACANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-20

WOODACRES-Attrac. brick Dutch
peri. .eond,: 3 twin-size bedrms.
and 2 baths; cleo. kit. has dish
washer. disposal and table space:
scr. porch; gar; full hsmt. Mid
S0ssa FRANK s; PHILLIPS, oil.
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COLLEGE PARK-:3-bedrm. Colo
NAL on S0xlO0 level lot. full
baths: big din rm., ideal for Ice
family. Assume lge trust with low
down payments. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. APP T-7154
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-20

WO0DACRES-Larger sized typical
home, is this highly desirable com
munity, with den. garage. porch,
rec. rm.. all-elec. kit, other extras
Price, mid-2Os, Mr.. Coleman with
THOMAS H. RYON, WO. 6-173l
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

cHEvERLY COLONIAL. sl4.95O-
equipped kit 3 bedrms. Side
screened porch: full bsmt. Inspect
at your convenience. Quick posses-
sion. PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
CO. UN. 4-li66. WA. 7-6655.
CHEVERLY--3-bed brick Colo
din. rm., screened porch; rec. rm.,
So 900 down and take over w
loan. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES. AP. 7-1774.
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm Colo
NAL on S0xIO0 level lot. 2 full
baths; big din rm., ideal for Ice
family. Assume lge. trust with low
down payments. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, APP 1878.
LEWISDALE-Attr. brk. rambler: 8
rms q baths full bSmt, storm storm
value. s15.a5O. HUGH T. PECK,
REALTOR. HE. $4,000.
MT. RAINIER, .g5O--Older g.
bedrm. Colonial. Sep. breakfast
rm., big dining rm. bsmt., 2-caT
garage. Biz level lot. 5 blocks off
Rhode Island ave. Clean as a pin
Substantial cash required. r. w.
BERFNs. Jr.. CO.. EN-. 2-7S0O
( Lit ~.
kIvERDALE-cheerfuI and bright
/ g-bedrm. brick bungalow, lovely
! 6GxI4l fenced lot. A buy az sl2,-
/ Lovely full basement; all equipped
( Kitchen and front porch. Can
+ assume large A. VA loan THE
{ PERRY BOSWELL CO. WA. z
$500.
I SUITLAND--4 bedrms. corner ] "a
bath BUNGALOW; full bsmt., screened
1 porch. lge. lot. paved street VA
I approved, $4,000. RE. B-565G
{ WEST a. DIXON, Realtors.
TAKOMA PARK, Minter pl. show
I house--:}-bedrm brick Colonial,
I large din. rm., screened porch, full
I bsmt.,. garage Superb eond; A..
JOHN A. wENTz. AP. 10000 ~
TAKOMA PARK-cute and clean
bungalow with = Ice. bedfms, pic
( ture window In lly rm.. equip Kit
/ fenced shady lot. Assume lAff
Z FHA loan. with ~ 300 down and
1 pay only s7B per no PRINCE
( GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. z
TEMPLE HILLS bedrm. Ssmidst
[ Din. nm, full bsmt, fenced lot
hEhunlt VA ly1Hs ~ ulV.s 10 z
800 RE 1886; ewes, RI 5-02OH
WEST 4 DIXON REALTORS.
UNIVERSITY HILLs--LoVely brick
rambler. 3 bedrmE, electric kit
huge lot; oil loan. reasonable
BRILEY. UN 4.lI74.
UNIVERSITY HILLS - Undoubtedly
I one Of the incest brick rambleTs
= In this area. 3 bedrms, 22 n Nv
I'm. Win fireplace; owner leaVing
I eity; $1,000. HUGH T. PECK,
ITS UNUSUAL 70 hnd a SEP. DIN
Z I'm. and ] u baths IN the ioW price
/ range. but This masonry bungalow
s sss s2 ~ h I.ss ., 9iss sedrp q,
sii.5O1 JANIS {. COMFY y
Co, AP. 5-6292
3.BEDRM. BRICK. si2.sO0--onlY :
few hlks. 70 D. { line Sep din
rn., equipped kit fun bsmt Nam
extras including fenced lot Near
schools ana tfangportafiDn PRINCE
oEORoEs REALTY CO. IN =
1876 VA 7-G6b5
$1,000 WITH 5000 DOWN bed
rln. BUNGALOW with fun gtnt lge
sncl0ted Dgfch, sep din nm,
oiokoEs PIX Pso 81 lis ~ p AZ. Z.
YOuR cHILDKEN WILL ROW. IV
SAFETY over this LAROE as-ncfs
gaTd Plenty % trees and shrubs
surround this f-bedf0of1 full base /.
mfnt home Large uul1ge corner
fireplace N open living room lsTnf
, ss,ss dining s,y ron . sgssiou,
block from public schools. 3 blocks
from future parothial school Plrtt
time offered ONLY ti40gQ, goqc
terms Exclusive with BOWERS
I BROS Ap. 7-Ef00
~ OWNEn---s- 5sdrm bfiek nj
ssisT ~ t,.sm.. :. VI, lsas. ~
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BETHESDA
Z RMS. 2 BATHS, GARAGE

center-hau entrance. Lee. lit.
fully eaulD finished rec I'm full
Dsmt partially finished faf Nv
rm With nrtpl.. I year Ola, n excel.
lent condition. IN Locust Kills ~.
tatfr A settled community sur
rounded bY private gFnund. ci9af
70 NH and MAYA Hospital cor
nuanclbg. Realistically priced a.
SIS gf0 Fof further Information
on 20 inspect eati NJ tanfdaie Ma
s-57fO or Of 6-s3ii
Aldon Properties, Inc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.


$3.50 DOWN
VIII move you into this lovely close
in Silver Spring 2-bedroom home.
Basement partitioned into 3 bed
rooms. House in excellent condi-
ton, equipped with storm Windows
and doors. Close to schools and
transportation. LEO A. Dryer &
CO.. INC, JU. 9-8O33,
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ARL., N.-TRADE your present j.
bedrm. home on this brand-new
quality built 4-bedrm., 3-bath
Cane Cod. located in the LoRCoM
LANE AREA. Priced in the mid
3Os. Immed. poss. For further In
FISHER A CO., ia. 5-20ol; eves.'
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late white brk., 3-bedrm., 3-bath
Colonial; lovely wooded lot, 60l so:
dishWasher. disposal 2-dr. refgr.
cleo, range. screened porch. garage,
patio; fish pond: storm windows.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l4l1;
ewes, OIL. i-242y.
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WHEATON, Conn. Ave. Park, SI5,-
$50. 3-bedrm. brick rambler. Q yrs.
old. Like new; assume lge. GI
loan; 22-ft. Hv. rm., firepl., GE
kit. table space. dishwaSher. dis
level entr.: lge. lot. Vacant, i'm
mediate possession BONAN &
FOCARTY 10 h-hnSo
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BROOKDALE Area bedrms., ?
baths. Cape Cod in excel. cond
porch: beaut. rec. rm., many extras,
Close to schools and transp. Priced
10 sell. EM.2-S206. or ewes, OIL.
4-13S9. DISTRICT MARYLAND
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HIGGINS & HARRISON
OEEERTEGE.

Brick rambler Spacious living
rm., large kitchen-dining ccmbina-
ton. . bedrooms and bath: bsmt,
side porch. storm windows: close TO
shopping. Price, Sl2.95u.
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SHIRLEY WOODS, &32. 70O--Center
hall. spacious Nv rm.. SEPARATE
DINING ROOM. de luxe EQUIP. kit,
3 bedrms and 2 baths on lst hoofi
permanent stairway 70 attic. fun
bsmt. has rec. nm, half bath ana
trees Call METZLER. IA. 5-7b1b
ftu "A n RI
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S;PLTT-LEVEL

OF unusual design that offers more
unique features than any other 81
bedroom home with "a baths; family
room with fireplace, carport, beauti-
full lot, located in Hillendale;
Sn,325O
JAMES C. CONLEY g. co.
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BETHESDA; sea. 950-New 5-bed-
room brick split-level with 4 bed
rms. and = baths on 1st level. ad-
ditional bedroom and p bath and
rec. room on lower level. Today's
kitchen, sep. dining rm., too The
most house we've seen for the
money; block to bus and new
or ewes, OIL. 2-4S34. DISTRICT
MARXI AND p Al nv ~,
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CHEVY CHASE-Attrac. stone clap
board Cape Cod, on IL acre; en-
trance hall. liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm.. lge. bright kit, playrm.
powder rm.: End H.. 3 bedrms.
bath; bsmt,, gas h.-w.h., garage:
$4,000. terms. ME. S-4653, Full
TON r. GORDON JR co
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CHEvERLY COLONIAL. SI4.95O-
All brk. Liy. rm.. sep. din. nm.
equipped kit. 3 bedrms Side
screened porch: full bSmt. Inspect
a. your eonyenienes. Quick posses;
Co UN A-IlR6 WA 1-kH55
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA BETHESDA-Master
bedrm.. e bath on LIST A.: 2 lge.
bedrms., bath on End; finished rec.
Sl9.95O. Can SAMUEL Z. bodily
OF MD. INC, OIL. $500 til 0.
U. PARK AREA-A charming
old frame home that has been beau
ttfully restored and made like new,
Lovely setting among large old
shade trees. In a fine neighborhood,
near Western ave. and River I'd.
First;foor lavatory, large mod. kit. 4:
finished, heated :lrd floor: Sl6.950.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-I411;