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The frontiersman., 1956-10-04
CHAMBER DISCUSSES LOCAL PROBLEMS

A round table discussion on several subjects was conducted at the October 3 meeting of the Matanuska Valley Chamber of Commerce Much of the discus sion centered on what members believe to be necessity in the city, public forums through which voters may become thor oughly acquainted with proposals such as the $200,000 bond cleo tion held on Tuesday of this week Several members felt that lack of knowledge was the req son the proposition failed to pass.
 There should be some means of bringing such issues to the public, one member said, and ad- ded that she thought the Cham Der of Commerce is the best group to sponsor such hearings, prior to elections. It was pointed out that this was one of the light est votes on record this year.
 Another member pointed out that open panel discussions in many spots in the States have paid off. Such meetings should be held at least once a year and perhaps three or four times a year, to acquaint the public with proposals Some do not see the paper, some do not read it, and public meetings provide an op- portunity for everyone to air their feelings and feel that they are participating.
 Better feeling is created as well as better understanding. Reference was made to the mix up on the tax list at the polls and it was suggested that some resi- dents failed to vote because their name was not on the list. It was pointed out that in some cases it is the responsibility of the pro perty owner to determine that his name is on the roll. However, in many cases this year, the name appeared on the roll but not on the list provided the l judges at the election.
 Several members of the local Chamber are making plans to attend the All-Alaska Chamber sf Commerce meeting which will be held in Seward October 25- 26-27. The meeting theme will be Continued on page 8
The frontiersman., 1956-10-04
Pep Rally Tonight; Game Tomorrow for High School Moose

City residents will be hearing the Palmer High School songs, yells, and cheers tonight when students hold a pep rally at a section near the Little League ball park. All high school stu dents are invited to attend the rally and take part in the yells, snake dance, and fun that is planned. The rally will be high lighted by giant bonfire.
 The rally will precede the first PHS home football game of the year which will be held Friday afternoon at the fairgrounds. The Palmer Nose will tangle with the Anchorage Eagles re serve squad for the second time this season.
 The football game will be held at the fairgrounds, starting at 1::30 pm. Friday afternoon. Ad- mission will be $100 for adults, 50 cents for high school students
 Coach Norman Rousey has had his boys out in practice sessions each afternoon this week and said the boys are ready for the Eagles.
 Playing for the Moose this year are: Bill Diana, le; Steve Hamilton, 1t; Richard Freeman; lg; Steve Colberg, C; John Pear son, rg; Toosh Pearson, Tt, Vad- ney Bletsoe, re, Jerry MeKech- nie, qb; Gordon Aklestad, h, Roy Felix, flo; Larry Trowbridge, rh; Bert Verrall, lh, Bythel Compton, re; Jesse Wilson, t; MaeGalles- 1off, g; George Sharp, g, and Larry Stadem, le. Neil Hermon will be out of the game because of sprained shoulder. Hermon is senior and punter on his team.
 The PHS Pioneer Band will make their first appearance this season at the game. New drills and routines have been worked out by the band which this year numbers close to 60 musicians. Lee Plumbley, bandmaster, will be conducting.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-04
LIQUOR STOLEN FROM RAYS LIQUOR STORE

Sometime early this morning double window was smashed in the front of Rays Liquor Store in the Wright building. A bottled iquors valued at about SIPS was stolen. The plate glass was broken with such force that broken pieces were found on shelves at the rear of the store. The break was discovered about 8 am. by Robert Peterson. City police are Investigating.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-04

Mrs. Lois Barnhardt is work ing in the office of U. s. Commis- sioner Dorothy Saxton.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-04
pHS Students
 To Conduct Straw Vote

Students in the Palmer High School will cast their "votes in the Territorial general cleo tion at school on Monday. Sample ballots, copies of the ballots which their parents will be using the following day, will be used by the stu dents. Literature from candi- dates seeking the many off ces will be made available to the students for study prior to their voting. The "elec- tion' is being made possible through the cooperation of the HIS Civics Class and mem bers of the Republican and Democratic parties.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-04
1err. Election Tuesday, Polls Open af 8 AM.

Vote $ throughout Alaska will go to the polls next Tuesday. October 9, and name their choice for Territorial offices. Voters in the Third Division will name one six-year term and one four-year term U. s. Senator and one for the U. s. House of Representa- lives who will go to Washington D. C. under the Alaska-Tennessee Plan.
 Running for the delegate to Congress seat are incumbent E. l.. Bob) Bartlett, D. and By ron A. Gillian, R.
 Seeking the post of highway engineer are Frank A. MetcaIf. D. and Irving Reed, R.
 William H. Sanders, R and I. Gerald Williams, D., are seeking the office of attorney general.
 Running for the Territori. Senate are Barbara D. Dime R., Dr. Lee Mckinley, R., Ra Moody, D., and Victor c. Rivf D.
 Appearing on the ballot in { race for the ten seats in the T. ritorial House of Representativs are Republicans M. D. Snodgras. +. l.. Wharton, John Rosswog, Carl Martin, Neil MaeKay, Thomas A. Fink, Benjamin Gull far, Ralph Cottis, George Ander- son, and Richard Alvord.
 Democrats seeking position in the House are Dorothy Ayes, Seaborn Buckalew, Mrs. E. A. Fischer, Victor Fisher, Earl Hill- strand, Ken C. Johnson, Irwin Metcalf, James Norene, Irene Ryan, and Russell Young.
 Independent candidate is Ben Hitchcock.
 Seeking the six-year term for U. s. Senator are John Butrovich, R., and Ernest Gruening, D. Seeking the four-year term are William A. Egan, D, and Bob Atwood, R. Charles Burdick, R and Ralph Rivers D are vieing for the one seat in the U. s. House of Representatives.
 Polls iii Palmer will open at 8 am. in the Coop club room and remain open until 8 pm. October 9.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-04
HEALTH COUNCIL
 MEETING TONIGHT

All members of the Matan. uska Health Council are noti. fled of a meeting which will be held at the Health Center in the valley hospital tonight. The meeting will begin at ' pm. and all members are urg- ed to attend.
The frontiersman., 1956-10-04
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK
 SALE

House with full basement, 2 bedrooms up, l bedroom down. Only $1400 down with low monthly payment at Az %. Extra bathroom plumbing in stalled in basement. Partly refrig., Winters supply of pc furnished, including stove, tatoes and carrots. Easy to heat. F block north of Swan son School, turn left IA block. John Bush.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S15.95O RAMBLER

CANNOT BE DUPLICATED
3 bedrooms. de luxe recreation
room in full basement. CT or con-
excellent location.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-311O
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HOUSES WANTED TO guy

OUR CLIENTS want modern homes
In NV. or nearby Mont. Co.: many
can pay cash. Call today and let
US help you. STRouP. RIA. $500
WE HAVE Cash CLIENTS ton
houses in the D. c. area; no charge
for our appraisal; So Years serv'
ice ice: FJL.oSCYp 2, DAVIS CO. d Real
ewes. JU 9-2550.
MODERN. clean. 2 or 3-bedrm homt
in good Sc. or nearby p. g: CO
cox: Lu. s:si5s Of 81; a:7sSs
prices. quick settlements. CAPITOL
CITY INVESTMENT CORP. ST
3-6344, l014 K st. NV.
IvA.-Ali cash TO S.5,000 More OIL
terms: highest down, trades: fire.,
appraisal. MR.. WHITE, ia. 1928
WE HAVE CLIENTS, for D. C. houses
win pay cash. W. w. LEWIS. Ewes.
RA. 3-6476: HE: 4-3500.
PVT. PARTY WILL PAY CASH fol
3-bedrm. house, vic Mich. park
No agents. Box 11-Z, Star.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

ROOM IN SUITE. with reception rm. /;
E7e os. Sa s eB 7''h St NV. Esom
AIR -COND. FRONT OFFICE, mod
elev. bldg: reas. rent. Apply DIXIE
REALTY CO. -Agts.. l411 L st. NV.
S00-SQ. FIT. OFFICE SUITE; car
peted, air-conditioned: near Dupont
sS circl ;j,b Ap sT s-l SW-Rooms sas
fiuorescent lights. Me. $3.50
SILVER SPRING. Md.-Large beaut.
office. facing Ga. ave. Very reas.
rent, II desired has adjoining rm.
HE. Assoc, ewes. OIL. 2-7513.
LARGE. we'll furn. room; lawyers
NEW KENsINGTON ONCE building.
air-conditioned office space avail
able now So per 50. IT,; I20-car
parking area. 10. b-s970. 10.
CAFRiTZ BLDG or rooms in
pvt, suite. ideal for mfsr.'s repre-
L iSsR.Ai Law 81 surTE, tncl reception tS
conference. library. carpeted. air
cond.. 3-rm. pvt, suite or sgle. rm,
available to attorney, trade asso.
or corp 18th and x SITS. NV. Elk
PRIVATE RIM. unfurn. In Law Of
fee: attrss,; RECEIPT; rm. 18th. mr..
NEW MODERN oFFiCE BuTLDiSG,
adj. to the Capitol. air cond., COM
plete janitorial services. LETTER
CARRIERS BLDG, 100 Indiana ave.
NV. Telephone bldg. office, Elk.
I'D 6nc lis
CAPITOL HILL-Front rm.. newly
redec. utils. and janitor. air cond.
Sounds. KE. s-se44 On N"'''Oi
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Air con-
ditioned. 2 lge. rms. with private
lavatory. Low rent for right
tenant. Call OWNER, Ma. S-24S9.
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ARLINGTON, n, $27,1Ou. Lorcom
lane freeway 3 blks,-5 bedrms.. 3
tiled baths. Stone Colonial, liv. rm.,
sSAI, I din KIT rH SeaI SxiIS at ,ua anS,
3 bedrms.,. bath; 3rd, lge. rm.;
ground level rec. rn. bedrm,, bath {;
garage. LUCILLE COOK. JE. q
1872, JE. 2-4664.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
WANTED

Private club wants to rent modern
year-round property to accommo.
date rs guests. Must be within
hours drive and have sufficient acre
age to assure privacy. Best refer.
ences. Please give details in reply
BOX 34R-R Star
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ULTRA
De Luxe

Spacious, luxurious and charming
beauty you'll love on u sisSt. Entrance ce
foyer to 24x1S formal living room
with French doors opening onto a
captivating "casuar' living room with
barbecue fireplace, polished flag
stone door, lowered window wall
and mahogany paneling. Magnificent
wall-to-wa1l carpeting over foam
basement with rec. rm. space: some
of the largest bedrooms you've ever
seen: Ia baths, attached garage
and many luxury extras" including
3 built-in air-conditioning units
Beautifully Handicapped lot with pro-
fuse Towering shrubbery and fruit
trees. Custom built convenient
excellent terms. Shown by appoint
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

eEAsHoRE SUMMER RENTING
VENTNOR CITY. N ].
CORYELL & FARLEY
1903 Atlantic Ave
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OUR CHOICE
IN RAMRLERS

In this white brick home in Belle
Haven with its TV room on the
LIST level. 22-ft. carpeted liv. rm..
sep. din rm. and wife-saving kit.
3 twin-sized bedrms., 2 full baths
garage and enough bsmt. for Q work
shop Priced at S2S,q50. YOU'LL
LOVE IT! Call XII. $4,000.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

TOP PRICES paid for End trust
notes. HAROLD B. BONART, DI.
7-05S0. -22
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3 -BEDRM., den, 2la-bath charming
residence set on beautiful tree.
So1ss o in ne r dss ssToss rssr u
home with frepl. and lovely, view
rm., den. half bath and Ice; fully
equipped kit. completes LIST door. 8
bedrms., 12x20. 14xl4 and 14x15
plus Q large tiled baths. upstairs;
hull bsmt.. lee. Diet. gar. Askine
S2T,950, GI contracts accepted
IA. 5.eSss. Once t open 8 Til O..
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trees surround this 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod: lot S2xo35 bordered by wind
ing stream; lst a.. liv: rm.. nEepl.,
bedrns., bath: End A., huge bed
rm., excel. closets: ground-level
bsmt.; Bendix. Vacant. S1,b7O cash.
Assume $4,000 4et loan, 500 mo.
Terms, LUCILLE COOK, il. "-3272'
IF a-4HGA
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ALExANDRIA. bsrsalig. Of the year:
81 1ict spp 0Sy 10 Years sSd Liv TGM
Kitchen. bath, Pull basement: Also
Similar house. Sl0,960. OF ap-
proved THOs, J, FISHER a. co,
ia. 5-2061.
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S17.1OO

FIFTY-FT. colonial
House With "iatticed SOFT.
l50-ft. forest grove. having
level green lawn. 3 bedrms,, 2
bathrooms, formal dining
rm.,' carport. Patio perfect
for SUMMERTIME DIN
ING" So, 800 down. NO RED
TAPE, IMMED. POSS.
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please. 3-bedrm.. 21a-bath brick
rambler, finished basement ;,, electric
slider small house, close-in.. on
trade. JE 3-95l5 -19
&I2,5O0 ONLY for this lovely g.
bedrm. rambler, din. ell, nice kit,
glassed-in porch for extra living.
Almost y acre OF lawn. flowers and
gardens Anyone can buy II With
such wonderful financing. ROR-
SCHACH REALTY, JE 2-3706.
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ARLINGTON, 9. name

ARLINGTON, 8. - Name your
terms" on this charming S.bsdrm
OUT. Gracious liv. .rm. with nrepl.
s ;eD ava Yard mi Ss a. nle doo4 E ISmt t.
Pentaaon; $4,000. AL SMITH
REALTY. XII. s-6652: ewes. JE. p
0454
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The ULTIMATE IN IuXurlouS Nv
ing at under $50. 000--Located on
beaut. wooded ia-acre in ever
pletely different split-level. Mas
sive exposed beams accent beauty
of liv. rm. with wide SCENIC VIEW
windows. Scientifically planned
ultramod. kit: 3 MASTER-SIZED
bedrms; > full baths: huge lover
level rec rm with additional fire.
place. and prepared for 3rd bath.
details by calling ia. 10000. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 1929 N
0lebe I'd. ioff Lee highway. Open
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$18,250


CALIFORNIAN SPLIT
EsSEl s' 81 !hHfo f eIl95 as
TOWNE." soft. long and
built close to the ground un-
der 90-ft. trees. Extended
walk under overhang canopy.
past antique brick planters
bordered BY black wrought
iron work leads to entry OPP
posite rich mahogany-stained
paneled walls. Hollywood
dining room" adjoins 20-ft.
WESTERN WOODS kitchen
WITH knotty pine cabinets has
BALCONY VIEW" interior
S Sindow wr tTiHmee sro with rq Ssdc
rms, > bathrooms: finished
daylight family room. From
81 800 down.
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Story-Book
RAMBLER

STONE AND SINGLE beauty
located in one Of N Arlington 5
finest areas; walk 70 everything
on a real House Beautiful" lawn;
center entrance foyer leads to
huge living room with Williams
burg fireplace: two JUMBO-S1ZED
bedrooms, farm-sized kitchen with
Dutch door: cool screened porch;
only S147 GI. FHA or conven-
tional. Let's see this one nowl
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NEW SPLIT LEvEL on level q acre
rms. ioSsT ba tfsas center hs H. 0sa
window, separate din. rm.. fully
equipped kit, 24x24 above-ground
rec. rm. level plus fur bsmt.
Priced at S21. 800 With good terms
shown By appt: THE DARBY Co.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

LIST AND End TRUST money avail
able on Virginia properties, houses
retinaneed. Courteous. discreet han
ding. Phone TIE. 6-I40O or TIE.
61343. AL BAKER l. SON. mo.
sos N; Washington St, Alex, Va.
LIST. end, 3rd TRUST LOANs-Cour.
REALTY CO. ST, s-i6ia' 9ss
2nd TRUSTS. virginia-Immed. ne.
ton. low rate Mechanic, 2i00
Wilson blvl.. Arl. ia. -2-3300.
End TRUST OWNERS ATTENTION.
Don't sell before Eettins my prompt
vSs0lHt;ly sGg ss S6icK e 4s5 1ees
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO. Real
tors; 1881 g st; ~, NE; s52495:
ends at top price or lend money on
se667s. Cali dav or NIGHT va
MONEY ON End TRUSTS--We viii
buy End trust notes. d. c.. nearby
Nd. or Va, reasonable rates. Ma.
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y ave. NV,
ToPP PRICES paid for well-secured
THE TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE has
all types OF End trust notes at big
discount; complete appraisal of each
property and maker for you TO see.
yestment Bids ME-. s-4o77.
LIST and 2nd trusts.
Money avail in as hrs. AARON
REALTY CORP. 1424 X st. NV,
DI. 1851 or OIL. 4-4331. "a
SECOND TRUST PURCHASED
Al extremely Low discount
NJ. K Stone. OIL. 2-3414 day or night
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BANCROFT AREA
$1,000
%655 DOWN

To the qualified Veteran the above
cash Is all you need. to buy this
quality gus sDs built nc house. se5 L9satiS Sn one o.
rounding this lovely 8 bedrooms
well constructed stucco house. 75X
las lot lots Of shrubs. Fully
equipped kitchen. including re-
range. disposal, auto
washer. Finest heating system
INV. Dashboard heat; other financing
T. N. LERNER & co.
2054 N. 14th st.. Arlington
ia. $4,000 9 TILL 8
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BELVOIR!
QUANTICO!
PENTAGONi

500 per mo. payments on the
present Slq.500 LIST trust on this >
bsSrm BAT brick rambler with III
In Woodlawn Manor, a community
OF lovely. different homes Can be
handled with small cash and End
trust. Priced at 500, $50 Low set
Element charges. Call XII. $4,000.
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2nn

On this ll5-ft. lot with trees
barbecue and strawberry becs . is
this brick attached home In excep-
tional condition. Full bsmt. with
rec rm. or 3rd bedrm.. liz. rm..
sep. din. rm. : big bedrms Can be
bought GI for 1929 down. Call
XII. $4,000.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND
Heavy Industrial Property ap-
.prox. ) acres. All utilities, located
near johnson Lumber Co., and Of
fees Of Regional Nationwide ms
Co. Will consider sale or lease. Full
commission TO cooperating broker
Downtown near NAVAL ACADEMY
on MARYLAND AVE. next to Chase
Home. Retail location improved with
2-story brick dwelling. Priced for
quick sale. -
BALTIMORE
Prime commercial location at In
tersection EASTERN AVE. AMI
NORTH POINT RID. near new East
port shopping center, containing IL
acres. Brochure on request.
Call or Write
CHAS. H. STEFFEY. INC.
Realtors Since 1914
Is e. Lexthgton St. MU. b-24l2
Baltimore 9, Maryland
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
EXpandabie Home

ONLY $4,000 GI OR NON-GI
Wonderfully decorated; 9 bedrooms
downstairs with fireplace in living
patio and brick barbecue. The best
Mannas Rltu lie 2-3110
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C0LORED - ALEXANDRIA, $500
down. SIS per month-3-bedIm
II me city, With oath and central
heating plant. aluminium storm
$4,000. Listing 737-W. TIE. 6-i4O0,
TIE. 6-T343. AL BAKER & SON
INC, sos N. Washington St. Alex
Va. 30
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63 UNITS

Good 10th st. area-6i2 time
annual income; 100000 cash re
auired. RE; 6-6ss0; after ; pm
cAPiTAL VIEW REALTY CO.
20
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

GROUND FLOOR. MODERN BLDG.
1900 So. IT,, overhead door, Of
fice: sublet to November or long
lease. 416 18th st. s.w.. ST. 1868.
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INVESToRS-A STEAL

3-story row brick. 3 apis.
3 kit, 3 baths. Fully rented
Colored tenants. $500 B. g.
l. 1st trust Asking $4,000
oil cash. CO. 5-4056, Mr..
Sherman. Ewes, ia. 9-l13l;
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"We've Beat the
Market"
S15.5OO

Arizona style, antique brick,
ASST. rambler with extended
dining rm. with antique brick
fireplace; 3 master bedrooms
n5-ft.. left and 12-ftD, 2
BATHROOMS, 12x12; con-
crete porch. brentwood kiteh-
en-; HOT-WATER HEAT: COX
150-FT. WOODLAND LOT.
- 900 DOWN NO RED
TAPE; NO CT OR FLA
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loft. HOUSEHOLD. located capi-
tai Yacht Club. 1920 Maine ave,
s.w.. has all hosehold equipment:
including cleo range. cleo. refgr.,
water system etc: no engines.
Contact CHIEF STEWARD TRAF-
TON at Capital Yacht Club in per.
son. No phone calls ID
s6iz-FT., 3-year-old Bay built boat,
Ford VS. Marine conversion, ap-
prox. Is hrs can be seen at Mar
tines Fishing Pier at Turkey Point.
For other info. cali Ju. 9-1214.
RUNABOUT, IA IT,: needs painting:
Mercury motor. new. Mark %;
skis and tow rope. etc: S4J5 HE.
4-5964, after Il pm i9'
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 5-h.p. Mer-
curry; in excellent condition; reA.
sonAble EN-. 2-3051 lis
lift. RUNABOUT; center deck and
steering wheel; Fiberglas bottom
and trailer $3.50 or best OFFER.
Is-FT. iSB0ARD sPEEDBoAT with
trailer Pc. 2-40O2. 623 Blandfofd
st, Rockville. Md. 20
CONTINUED on Next PsssJ
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

NEED a e-sToRY and disable bsmt
bldg. with ist-commercial zoning
with parking OF minimum Of 4 cars
location must he south OF p st. ant
Norman with SHANNON g. LucHs
CO. MA, S-2345. 20
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SPICK mr. SPAN

Spacious and sparkling through
out and placed on big shaded
lot in a handy pleasant Arlington
netghborhood convenient to every
thing and surrounded by other at
tractive well-kept homes This brick
T nome mas ana really Gallant nsSsd b sh
bedroom; recreation room in full
basement: fireplace in living room,
separate large dining room opening
onto den or sun room equipped
kitchen with dipette space: attached
garage and lots Of extras. Priced
right at Sls,o50, excellent terms
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEx.-attlsetiye. vell-built Dutch
Colonial; s hedrms: and sun porch
used as 4th: seq. din. Fm.. h.-w h.,
ia baths, 'frepl., Westinghouse
washer and dryer In bsmt.; -garage;
Sf4,960. OWNER. OV. 3.12Se.
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2-STORY WHITE BRICK HOME h

estab. residential area of Alexan-
dria, Va. Jefferson Park bdrmS.,
. baths up; heated basement with
frpl pine-paneled recr rm: garage
and enclosed back yard. Safe walk
ing distance TO public and private
schools. Bus TO dntvn. Alexandria,
Washington and Pentagon within |
blk. Call OV 3-5467 for appt.
House goes to aRent ifsnot sold this
wk. end. Get now and share his fee.
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
The Lindens Mark
2O2nd Anniversary

tains and the rose brocade of
the sofa.
The hostess wore the same
ivory damask period gown she
wore at the first house warm
ing 10 years ago. Her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Kenneth Young, jr.,
and Mrs. William Gailick of
Baltimore. wore white and
cream satin, respectively.
18th Century Rhythms
In the hall, Harpist Jeanne
Chaifoux of the National
Symphony Orchestra strum-
med l8th-century rfiythms in
her colonial dress.
Downstairs in the early
American room guests sampled
the Fish House punch and an
18th-century supper anthem
ticated by Helen Bullock,
author of the cookbook for
Colonial Williamsburg.
Among the guests were Cana
dian Ambassador and Mrs.
Heeney, the Hugh D. Auchin-
closses-Mrs. AuchinlosS in a
beautifully designed multi
colored chiffon evening gown;
Secretary of Peace" Harold
Stassen, Portuguese Ambassa-
dor and Senhora de EsteveS
Fernandes, Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon. Brazilian Ambassador
and Nine. Peixoto, and Mrs.
Merriweather Post in a beau
titul evening gown topped by
a chinchilla cape and escorted
by Grover Whalen, Mr.. New
York"
Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Arleigh Burke had
just returned from the Army
Navy game at Philadelphia.
DIR. and Mrs. Glenn Attend
The Rev. and Mrs. C. Leslie
Glenn were there and DR..
Glenn said they would be in
town until Sunday as he is on
temporary naval duty.
The Eric Johnstons, the
Strive Hensels, the Bill Fos-
tiers, the Gerard Smiths, the
Armistead Peters and British
Minister and Mrs. Coulson
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