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, 1956-11-21
BY THE GOVERNOR
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION
CLEANUP WEEK
CLEANUP WEEK
/, WALTER A. R Governc

/, WALTER A. GORDON Governor of the Virgin Islands
of the United States do hereby designate November Is, 1856
through December 8, 1856 as EAN WEEK in the Vir-
pin Islands Of the United States, and I request all property
owners, tenants, and occupants Of properties, including own
ers of empty lots, to give special attention during this CAM
paign to a thorough cleanup Of all such premises.
And / hereby direct all the facilitating services Of the
Insular Government, and especially the Departments of
Health, Public Works, and Public Safety to cooperate fully
in this campaign, and to provide for the prompt and imnedi-
ate removal Of all such garbage and trash which may be
gathered during this period. ! urge all private as well as pub
lie property owners and tenants to perform a complete
cleanup job;
And I further direct that attention shall be particularly
given during this campaign to.enhancing the condition and
appearance Of all our parks and other public places;
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government of the Virgin Islands
of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Amade,
81. Thomas this 18th day Of November, AID, 1866.
Walter A. Gordon
g Governor
ATprEST, 10y Fw
, 1956-11-21
Editorial
THIS THANKSGIVING

IF EVER IN the history of this nation Thanksgiving
Day had meaning, it is this year.
WITH WAR CLOUDS lowering over the Middle East,
and indeed the world, we can give thanks that these clouds
are nothing more than clouds, that they may never be any
thing more, and that in the meantime men will have an OPP
portunity to expend their energies and thoughts around the
conference table.
THANKSGIVING A came originally because a small
band Of brave men and women faced the uncertainties of
nature 50 that they might worship as they pleased, and hav-
ing found the spot, oyerca1ne the elements to the point
where they grew enough food and made friends with the
new, strange people.
SINCE HAT TIN the United States has become the
greatest nation on earth. Her fields abound in grain, her
mines produce the minerals and oils to run the machinery Of
industry and across the land is her greatest asset, the peo-
pie. with their deep faith in a way of life and their trust in
Cod.
so, THIS NATION. richest on earth, has set itself to
help improve the lot Of other nations, and to bring to that
world peace and understanding, and q way Of life in which
the Individual regardless Of his condition, is the prime
concern of all.
THANKSGIVING, THEREFORE, has long passed the
stage Of food and clothing. It is an expression Of all that is
good, and fine, and noble, Of human dignity and value, Of
rights and privileges Of a constant quest for truth. t is for
the furnishing Of these i~ntangibles, more than of the ear Of
corn. Or the turkey, or the pumkin pie,.or the rest Of il all
that we give thanks and set aside this day. For without these
rights and privileges the bomties Of the field would wither
away and vie.
LEIsTHIS THANKSGIVING DAY be a meaningful one
indeed for there IS 50 much to thank Cod for.
, 1956-11-21

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
SORE THROAT pain
due to COLD or EXCESSIVE SMOKING?
New Antbiotic Lozenge Discovery Soothes Instantly
HELPS Heal Naturally Kills Dangerous Germs
Known To Cause Sore Throat!

Anahist Research Laboratories, N. Y.
Medical research has developed an
effective way to relieve sore throat due
to a cold or excessive smoking. The
secret is an exclusive antibiotic formula
in easy-to-take lozenge fonm. Il dis
solves in the mouth with continuous
action. releases soothing, germ-killing
medicines into your throat. gives relief
with every swallow.
This new discovery is called Super
Anahist AntibiOtic Throat Lozenges.
Just one Of these pleasant-tasting lOZ-
enges helps you swallow without pain
:. instantly. It helps heal irritated
throat tissues-to speed recovery from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

sore throat miSeries. And its special
antibiOtic ingredient actually kills on
contact dangerous germs which may
attack weakened throat membrane
IS no ordinary, nOn-antibiotic IOzeaee
can do.
Super AnahiSt Antibiotic Throat LoZ-
enges are proved completely safe, even
for children, to take as directed. They
are available al drug counters every
where without a prescription. Get New
Super Anahist Antibiotic Throat Loz-
enges. Garry the handy package IN
purse or pocket for fast relief
whenever needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
Doctors now prescribe easier, faster, more
effective relief of deadlock miSeTieS!
AMnBlOnC NASAL SPRAY Opens Up sfepped-Up Nose,
kills Germs -Resfores Easy MaiuraI Breathing Fasf!

tested-proved safe and effective for
children as well as adults-if'S The only
spray thar has This new Anfibiofic formula
wifh Ehe added exclusive wonder iHere-
diem :. understanding ThOnzide.
That's why new SUPER ANALYST ANTI
BioTlc NASAL SPRAY gives easier, faster.
more effective relief of head-cold mis-
cries! Get these important benefts<or
every adult and child in your family.
Also in nose-drop form, SUPER ANALYST
ANTIBloTlc NASAL sPRAYcan purchased
without prescription at drug counters
throughout the u. S. and Canada.
G 1855 asAAisr CO., NC.
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Now. at last. you can buy without a
prescription, the same type ARfibiOfic
nasal spray doctors prescribe for fast.
effective relief of head-cold misery. This
new formula works in way no spray
no nose drops-ever could before TO:
open up stOpped-up nose!
melt away mucous!
kill dangerous germs on contact!
end gaggine and coughing Of
pOSt-naSal or sinus drip!
Developed in the Anahist Research
Laboratories, il is called SUPER ANALYST
ANTIBioTIc NASAL SPRAY. Clinically
The frontiersman., 1956-06-21
All Photography Club Is Formed

A new Ali club was formed this year in photography and is being conducted by Lew Hanks, Extension Service district agent. Hanks reported that there is considerable interest in photo graphy. The young shutter-bugs are learning the fundamentals of camera equipment and good pie ture composition. Later they will so into the phases of developing and printing of pictures. Hanks pointed out that it isn't the cost of the camera that gets good pie tures-it's the result of the cam enamaa's k1ow4how. Club mem ber's prints will be entered in the photography contest in the Valley Fair this fall.
The frontiersman., 1956-06-21
How Gan !!

frames to their former freshness?
 A-Rub them with a small sponge moistened with oil of turpentine, which soon evapor- ates.
 O-How can I improve starch?
 Add to each bowl of starch one teaspoonful of Epson salts and dissolve in the usual man. her by boiling. Articles starched with this will be stiffer.
 e. How can I prevent apples from Wrinkling while baking in the oven?
 A. Slit the skin in three or four places with a knife before baking
 .. How can I save time when cleaning the table silver?
 A. Make 8 solution of one quart of boiling water, one tea spoonful of baking soda, and one teaspoonful of salt. Pour into an aluminium vessel and place the silver in it. Allow it to remain for a few minutes, then rinse with clear hot water. Clean the vessel at once.
 Q. How can I prevent the iron from sticking to the clothes when pressing out starched pieces?
 A. Try using soapy water as a starch foundation. Use one tablespoonful of soap jelly to each quart of water. Then add the necessary amount of starch.
The frontiersman., 1956-06-21
COOP TICKETS
 DUE BY JUNE 90

Members Of the MatanuSka Valley Farmers Cooperating Association are reminded that they have but a few days left in which to turn in their 1955-56 savings tickets. The tickets must be turned in before the end of the fiscal year, June 30. They may be mailed or taken to the general office. If mailed, the sender's name and address should accompany the package to facil- itate proper crediting. Certfi- cates of equity will be issued following the annual member ship meeting. For the past few years dividends have been de- claned at the rate of Is percent.
The frontiersman., 1956-06-21
NATL. PRESIDENT TO VISIT LOCAL AUXILIARY UNIT

Mrs. Bowden Ward, national president of the American Legion Auxiliary, will be guest of honor at a dinner to be held at Legion hall tonight at ? p. m.
 Mrs. Ward will be the special guest of the Matanuska Valley Auxiliary Unit. All Legionnaires, members of the Jack Henry Post from Anchorage. as we'll as all unit members are invited to at tend the dinner. The national president will be introduced by Mrs Izola Sims, department pres ident of the Legion Auxiliary
The frontiersman., 1956-06-21
BY@Anne Ashley

O. How can I oil a clock?
 Airy dipping small rag in Kerosene and laying it inside the clock. Leave 1t for several days. The oil will loosen the dust in the works, oiling them at the same time.
 Q-How can I remove auto mobile grease stains from my clothes?
 Airy rubbing some poWd- cred magnesia into the fabric and letting it remain for two or or three days. Then brush 1t out and remove any clinging powd- CT with soft cloth.
 Q-How can l restore gilt
The frontiersman., 1956-06-21

of the Experiment Station in Fairbanks is expected in Palmer.
 The Palmer Airport was busy place this past Sunday with many visitors flying in for look at the valley. A number of local flyers attended the Fly-in, Drive in breakfast sponsored by the 99's, a women flyers assocdation.
 A limited number of Alaska Visitors Association folders have been received in the office of The F'rontiersn1an. Th e attractive, four-color folders feature many interesting scenes of Alaska
The frontiersman., 1956-06-21
Thursday June 2l. 1856 The Frontiersman
TO A kElGHB0R

EDITORS NOTE: The following poem was written SC years ago by H. L. Granfhan. now deceased. Mir. Gran homesteaded in the Wasilla Creek and there his home until 1852 when he moved live vii daughter. Mrs Lillian Mason He passed away year and the poem reproduced below to The Fron by Mrs. John McDonald. family friend. June twenty fifth, nineteen and forty-three MT. Eugene Juvette and family Yes this is from the skeeter bitten ranch Where the bills are long and sharp end stauneh And their constant sting, with zing, zng zing, Is telling the world it's spring, spring, spring. But one big brown and messy hummer Told today that it summer It was just because he had not lied That came down with lightning spa, And before his greed satisfied He fell to the ground, dying gnat So hung him up polar tree And removed his hide quite skillfully, And ne'er stroke did make wrong, For worked to the time of a zng, zlng, song Then I slowly rolled a cigarette While thinking of things hard to forget, And I thought of that hide of brown That 1t should be dressed in Palmer town. I'd have it stretched and drawn out slim And cut to f nice and trim, And send 1t to Mary Juvette, A proven friend of the true-bue set, Who when she moved wied me her broom To sweep and clean my lonely room But then her deeds were always kind And may her friends Outside not mind When she steps out in her skeeter coat, For there's to be magic charm In the brown gnat fur that used to float With sting, OCT my old Alaskan Farm,
 III l.. GRANTHAM, Palmer Ala
The frontiersman., 1956-06-21

 D. iyn Washing shoo lyoungte. sliced dmou h he Wes 
  the Sales land 4OmlEo nion in Eand Hbonda
The frontiersman., 1956-06-21

III L. GRANTHAM, Palmer Alaska
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05

ARL., 2oII s. 9th ST. bedrm.. Iiv
nr. lge shopping center, Navy Amer
and Pentagon: S67.60. Apis. open
Call DI. 7-7740. -
ARL--Air-cond., redec., 1-bedrm
apt; 8 min, D. c.; fenced I'd
carpeted halls; pvt. parking; S1l
plus utils. IA. 7-I910. EN-. 2-3277
AUTHORIZATIONS now.
All. Han. Meipar. Four-directior
bus service. Full laundry, locked
storage. master TV; wired for all
cond.; lge. refgr. and kit. exhaust
plenty parking on premises ~
children, no pets, All utils. $3.50
IA. STEPS. days; IA. 4-l7O6. eyes
ARL.E6 rms. 1st-fioor house. SI25
mo. incl. heat and utils.; porch;
yard. gar. Ideal for children. 5l6 N
Kenmore st., EN-. 2-33l9. %
1910 N. Court Houss
I'd. half blk. from Court House.
Newly dec. 1-bedrm. apt, S75
Parking and storage facilities. NO
1882. J. GIBBONS KoLB' OIL
ARIHIIiNsGGToN-week's free rent
newly decorated 1-bedroom apart
ment: S6S.59 per month. Conven.
lent to bus line and shopping: L
minutes to Pentagon. Call ia. z
1861. y
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"REAL VALUE"
VACANT
Paint Branch
Farms

custom-built brick veneer Cape
Cod on one acre. Lot beautifully
Handicapped and completely fenced
with driveway 10 rear. Large living
room with fireplace, family sized
dining room. modern kitchen with
room with nursery or dressing room
and bath. On the second floor. two
twin-sized bedrooms and bath. Full
basement, partitioned for recreation
room, half bath, exit onto drive. Ga
rage and a carport. Rear deck porch
500 800.
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4I34 Til $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
BARGAIN HIINTERSl

Center-hall ramblers, brick; solid
ly built on nice lots in good sectioni
iust 2 mi from Naval Hospital and
NH, only 25 Minis. from r st. Liy.
rm. with firepl.. separate din. nm,
de luxe kit. with dishwasher, 3 bed
bath. outside entr,. picture window.
firepl. Available for just S1S,100.
VA. FILA. conventional; some models
only Sl7.9l0. Plaster walls, 2xl0
fl. joists, fir lumber, 2 steel beams.
One of the best values on today's
market. Call RE. 1860 till q pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
MANOR PARK
2-Redr0Om 21n-Bath

3-Bedroom, 21a-Bath
Attractive BRICK row house. Large
liy. rm., sep. din. rm., modern
equipped kit, 2 SUN ROOMS, full
basement, finished RECR. ROOM
and built-in garage. Cow. tc
schools, shops, transp. $50. Shown
by appt. Call
MA. 3-0580
Dreyfuss Bros, 1919 18th st. NV
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTsvILLE. MD: s2s.5oo. easy
large, lot. Lovely living room. are
pl., din; rm., mod. kit. 3 big bed.
bsmt with tirepl. oil &C. heat. .
Eyes. RA; 3-6476, HE. 1880, W,
GREEN MISUNDERSTANDING b
bedrm. Colonial, corner lot. lovely
shads schG f ss stores Gov bus ga Slss
JOHN Ii. Johnson. VIZ. 7-5o5t.
HILLWooD MANoR-4-bedrm. Diet.
brick; only -S14.500: newly. deco
rate rated; Just l q mi; north Of p; &c, e;
convenient location close By to
shopping and transp. Biggest bar
i727. MARSHALL ]. WAPIE Co.
SEAT 3If 1 PEhA & Nv H Az 4soo? Ion
S Sth st Full Ssm suns 81 sot On aer
heat; $4,000. Low down payment.
reas. terms. Call Mr. Schmidt, RE.
6-7654. M. E. SMITH INC. DI.
T s1zaSd ,rs rAE eH,oni,, BY ,. SEnsr
screened porch. full bsmt.,- o.-h.w.
heat. excel. transp. and shop.
wooded lot, Call OIL. 6-e14b for
apt IS
UNIVERSITY PARK, 3-bedrm. Colo.
NAL on corner lot Separate din.
rm.; screened porch. garage. Terms.
JOHN A. WENTZ. AP. 10000. "a
w. EVANSVILLE, 6647 23rd pl.-
Brick, semidetached rambler, q
rooms. gas hot-water heat; only
3 years old. a bargain at S13,950:
low down payment. UN. 4-3500.
IS
NEARBY MD. q and 3 bedrooms;
vacant. S30O-S500 cash. Large lot.
trees; might exchange. Also 2.
family apt, OWNER. ia. 9-7010.
IS
BRICK CAPE COD; 3 bedrms., 2
baths, breeZeway. gar, full bsnlt.
Assume GIL No agents. AP. 7-7430.
-
D. C.. l mile--3 bedrms., tile bath
newly dec. scr. pch.. corner lot.
CT, $3.50 down, $74 mo. JOHN H.
InIyNCnN EnEn
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CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON-Cute modern 2 bed
rms; near school: fenced yard
S115. IA. 1904. IS
FORT MYER - 2-bedrm. semidet
Avail. immed. Expansible attic
Very nr. Pentagon EN-. 2-7676.-5
1908 CONGRESS ST. S.E.-3-bed-
rm brk. home with full bsmt.. gas
heat, nice yard: nicely furn.; S115
mo. JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor
10. $4,000 %
NEAR SH0REHAM-12 rooms 81
baths, redec. can sublet: gear
parking; also unfurn.; $500 mo
JE. 3-1315. -
1928 GARFIELD ST. NV bed
rms, 2 baths, dishwasher, Gear ga
rage, oil heat: $3.50 mo. Mr.. LAT
TERNER, OIL. 2-6151. Is
2827 Goth ST. N.W.-S rms, .
baths. gas heat, garage. Cow. to
schools, Well furn. DE. 2-5102.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05

SLEEPY HOLLOW-Lovely 4-bedrm..
center-hall rambler; rec. rm.: fully
extras. S175. or will rent furnished,
S225; CAROLINE I; CAMPBELL
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LARGE GARDEN APIS.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

and bedrms.. S74 .5e and
$50 80 up; shopping and schools one
block; 20 min. to downtown d. c.
or Fort Meade. Res. mgr. WA. z
1921 MEURILEE ARMS APIS.
53rd and Bladensburg I'd.
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Multiple Listing RealtOr
1115S Ga. Ave, Silver Spring. Nd
q d-IOnn ,til Q.ln
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COLORED
HOME VALUES

5O36 Sth ST. N.E.-3 bedrms.
has h.-a.h.: Si25 Ger month.
437 H ST. N.W-6 rooms snC
bath; h.-wh S97.
6S K ST. N.E.-6 rooms ane
4io y 81, N.w.-5 rooms and
1925 N. CAPITOL sT-1o rooms,
2 baths; Sl25.
"a EYE ST. NV rooms anG
bath; oil h. VIII; $50
S13 1st ST. N.W.-9 rooms, z
baths; gas h.-wh.: $135.
R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
REALTORS
2 Mass. Ave. NV. Ma. 5000
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
HOUSES TO SHARE

g BLOCKS FROM CAPITOL-wid-
over will share conf. home with
refined couple; excel. trans: util;,
ONE GIRL TO share charming . 9.
bedrm., GEORGETOWN house with 9
other girls; fully furnished. flreSidt
and garden. Reasonable. Call CO
5-29l5. %
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcont. }
COLORED
N0IIR REMT INIII

YOUR RENT WILL BUY
S1U0 per month. rents and buys
this 6-room brick home: concrete
porch; basement Near 18th and
z. Capitol SITS. Call to see. ST.
3-3657 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOcKBURN AREA - Contempt.
rary split-level rambler; 3 bedrms.
Ia baths, family rm.. completely
s dasiRssstSd t koRzEND SSRdfa vs 81
BETHEsDA-RusH, only . house,
left; best loo: beaut.. new, 2-stor,
brick Colonial; 6 rms. L "a baths
rec. rrn., side porch dlnette. 81
900 down; $3.50 mo. JU 9-3490
ewes, 10 5-4S00. 80
Observation-Disclosures brick Cape
ccd on large lovely lot; center hall a;ll
rm.. modern cleo. kit, breakfast
room. bedrm. and full bath LIST
floor; 2 bedrns., nursery and bath
End: screened porch; full bsmt
rec. room: $50. 600. GEO. w. ROB-
ERTsoN, REALToR. 1886 Wis
ave. OIL. 2-2123. Q pm.
BETHESDA Beautiful 2-yr. -olc
brick rambler with 2s-ft living Living
deep freeze, air conditioner. washer
and dryer incl; S23.500. A. y
PIsANI, Realtor, OIL, 4-75oo, OIL
BETHESDA IMMEDIATE POS.
SESSION. New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. din. rm.. full bsmt. with
"a DaLn, So.Uuu CASH, Dbl. IKE Ient
WOODWORK AGENCY. INC. JU
9-5555 OFFICE OPEN 9 TO 9
Realtors.
BETHESDA, close Naval Hospital
Immaculate older home with 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, full bsmt., scr. porch.
garage. S15,950. KORzENDORFER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ing 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick home
on a beautiful street near the
heart of the business district. Short
walk to everything. Bedrm. and
bath on 1st floor: porch, garage,
slate roof; S20.950. FRANK s
PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006 until 8 pm:
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE, $500
Uppingham ST., Somerset--4-bedrm
rambler: through center hall: g
car garage. and many outstanding
features; real top construction;
S36.750. SOILS CONSTRUCTION
HILLS-Unusually attrac-
tive brick Colonial with 6 bedrms,.
IA baths, formal dining rrn., mod
ern kit. with buffers pantry. study
with fireplace, rec. rm.. gear ga
rage: 2ia-acre site. &59,b0o.
KoRZENDoRFER. OIL, 4-s1i1 till 9.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Call today! 4 bedrms. plus der
split-leyel ramblers. mr.. American
$4,000. LEGUM q GERBER, 3315
Conn. ave. EN-. $4,000 til 0 pm.
UNIV. PIX. - S15,950t
liv. rm., din. rm.. equipped kit.
full bsmt.; built-in garage: INV. h.
3 bedrms. and bath; nice condition
Small down payment. BILLINGS.
LEY REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326
ewes, EN-. 2-7S4O.
A. U. PARKS BARGAIN OF THE
YEAR--Big 4-bedroom frame home
near all the finest schools, shop
ping and transp. Only S17,e50
Needs to be decorated. Owner COINS
to California Hurry. this cant
possibly last and has to be sold
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--New, 2-story
Colonial with 3 bedrms.. ga baths
featuring the latest GE all-electrit
rm., screened porch. finished rec
I'm. with full bath; S23,500
OWNER BUILDER, ewes. 6 to 1C
pm, OIL. 2-2071 -
CHEVY CHASE-Rambler in D. C
Situated in q location convenient
to schools and transp. 8 bedrooms
IA baths, living rm., fireplace, din
rrn., most modern kit, rear scr
porch. Ground-level basement with
bath. Reasonably priced at S2S, 500
Financing to suit your budget
BIZ LINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-
2-2326; ewes, OIL. $3.50. IS
CHEVY CHAsE-GI approved. S23,.
500; ROOM! ROOM ROOM! Spa.
cious 6-room brick Colonial. SLATE
roof: 2 large baths, finished 3rt
floor; out -of-ground basement IN
THos. j. FISHER & CO.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Take oui
this quality brick -and-frame home.
featuring a modern de luxe kitchen
with breakfast space for table and
chairs. large living I'm. with wood
burning fireplace jalousie enclosed
side porch: family-siZe dining room;
3 large bedrooms and all the. closet
and storage space, you want, 2nd
attic; full basement; built-in ga
rage; storm windows; new gas
heating plant. A convenient neigh
borhood where schools, shopping
and TRANSPORTATION are but a mo-
ment away. Real value at only
s2aissga5oO. rS Sal o. r sseSzs or G p
CHEVY CHASE DOCTOR-wonder
full big brick home with complete
street -level doctors ofiices In
splendid location; one block from
Blessed Sacrament. FOUR bedrooms
and THREE baths on End floor
$50. 800. Excellent financing avail
able. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. OIL
2-7006 until pm.
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? bedrms.. list f.. sos.
! bedrm., $3.50 and up. Utils
incl: washing facilities.
In new 3-unit bldg. entire 2nd
g., pvt. porch entrance; adults pre-
ferred: Sl1a. p. d. FORD. JU. 8.
Sl06 Home. SP. 4-7453. IS
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DREAM HOUSE

Yes, it is that! ; bedrms., 8
baths, den and half bath on LIST
floor, modern kitchen. attractive
summer kitchen in full basement.
hot-water heat. all brick. In excel
lent condition Fine location in Ia.
koma Park. A buy at S24.950. Call
tn inspect.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
He. $4,000 Til gP.M.. RA. $4,000
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APIS. UkFURhisHEo-Mo.

TAKOMA PARK--Spacious de luxe,
. bedrooms, modern kitchen. Phone
JU. 5-S497. IS
41I6 HUDSON AVE- bedroom
apt: $50 90 mo, utils. included
Apply Apt. A. 10. S-7305. -
TAKOMA PARK--Livtng rm., dining
rm.. bedrm,, kit, bath. Mr. Wash.
San, transp. and stores. Some
utilities. JU. S-1S09. %
GAITHERSBURG-l and 3 bedrm,
units with screened rear porch, To-
Gated blks. from elem. school and
shopping district sos to $50 per
mo. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC,
Pc. 2-6151; ewes, Mr.. Wilson, GA,
ROCKViLLE-l bedrm., living rm.,
dinette, bath and rear screened
porch; near schools and shopping
center: sos, plus utils. Pc 2-42gG
ANTONETTE GARDENS bedroom
apis. with dinette. SIS and $50:
without dinette $40 so. adj shop
ping. transp. 10 S-S1l9. -5
SILVER SPRING, MD.--Lovely l.
bedrm. apt. in Wayne Apis, 3
Manchester pl.; rent ST. rs, incl.
utils. Call ewes, resident mgr.
u. s-134l. WALKER e. DUNLOP,
INC, CO. 5-0222. IS