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Mont, Ward, Model G portable
hammermill. Power driven.
Brand new. Cost $500. will sell
for $500. Jack Cope. C-3-21-tf
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BY owner, | bedroom modern
quonset, with basement, 5
acres, three extra buildings,
four acres seeded with braun
grass, phone Fort Richardson
23l98 or write Mrs. Lennon,
Lazy Mountain Trailer Court,
Star Route, Anchorage. C-5-16-tf
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Wanted

Buy logs, George Plumley, Box
1853, Phone PI-4O42.
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ReuI Esfufe for Sale

2-bedroom city home, near schools
Comfortable family home ready
! for occupancy. Lew Hanks. Phi.
PI-433O. C-5-9-tf
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1857 Ford Ranch Wagon, $500
miles. Will accept trade. George
CroWther Box 1923, Palmer.
Phone PI-4l77 C-5-16-tf
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Come in and see us for your
MERCURY CUPBOARD MO-
TOR. Grasser's Hardware and
Sporting Goods. C-4-4-tf
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Vehicles for Sole

81 Land Cruiser Studebaker. 100
miles since overhauled. $375.
Inq. Joe Gallant, Coop hous-
ing. C-5-29-tf
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Lake frontage-2 acre tracts and
lots. $50 acres with reinforced
concrete potatoe storage cellar,
about so acres cleared some
equipment, good gravel road,
good well, small cabin, beauti-
full view, Martin Olson, Box z
Wasilla. P-5-9-4t
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100 ACRE DAIRY FARM, large
barn, silos, farm machinery,
fully modern house. Mrs. Frank
Linn, Star Route, Palmer.
C-4-18-tf
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BALED HAY and STRAW. Grow
Brothers. C-4-18-tf
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Take your choice! 2 bdrm. house;
4-room house; 2 room cabin.
Each has u acre lot on hwy.
Peterson's Mile SO, Palmer
Hiway. P-5-23-4t
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/ still have a. few certified seed
potatoes for sale. Geo. Crow
Their. Rhone PI-4177 C-5-23-3t
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KEYS made while you wait at
Koslosky's. C-3-4-tf
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SMALL 2 BEDROOM HOUSE to
be moved. Ing. George Grow
Their. C-5-2-tf
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# you want your garden worked
up call Peterson. PI-249l.
C-4-25-tf
The frontiersman., 1957-05-29

TUTORING kindergarten thru
Grade 5, contact Carole Case
co John Brown or write Box
1403. P-5-29-1t
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-17

Vice. Presidents: Mrs. Maude Cad
son, New York; Mrs. Georgia M.
Brown, Illinois; Mrs. Mary Clark,
Texas; Mrs. Pauline Humphrey,
Iowa; Mrs. Margaret Mitchell,
Maryland; Mrs. Willie Smith,
North Carolina; and Mrs. Alberta
Mayfield, Oklahoma.
Other officers elected were: Mrs.
Minnie d. Hurley, New York;
Treasurer; Mrs. Ella r. Martin,
Georgia, Financial Secretary; Mrs.
Louise Chapman, Missouri, Record
ing Secretary; Mrs. Cordelia Jen-
nings, Corresponding Secretary
from New Jersey; Mrs. Marie
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workers took me to visit "a fam
lilies. Most of these are not faxed
by reduced acreage allotments of
cotton and tobacco. Cotton allot-
ments have been reduced by four
million acres since 1854.
found these farmers making
up for their smaller acreage by
increasing their yields and step
ping up their production of live
stock, poultry, and truck crops.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-17

to the N. A. A. C. p, proceeding
his address.
The beauticians voted to stimu-
late registration and voting, rails
ing standards Of Beauty Culture in
schools and shops, work for Civil
Rights, seek posts on State Boards
of Cosmetology, improve methods
of teaching in their institute, in
stall modern methods in bookkeep-
ing and improve the profession in
general.
Mrs. Katie E. Whickam, New
Orleans, was elected President on
Monday. On Wednesday, the other
following officers were elected:
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by the National Beauty Cultrists'

by the National Beauty Cultrists'
League, Inc, have left for home,
declaring the Convention and the
Institute to have been the best
in the history Of the organization.
This, they say, is based upon the
attendance, the work accomplished,
the new angles opened and the
general Convention agenda.
They climaxed their Convention
with an appearance of the Rev.
Martin Luther King of Montgom-
cry, who spoke to the Convention
during their panel on Civil Rights.
They contributed to the Montgom-
cry Improvement Association and
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beauticians
Acclaim New
Orleans Meet

NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana, Au-
gust IL - The more than 100
Beauticians, some of whom were
in the Gre scent City for IL
days and others for seven or 1--WE,
attending either the Institute OF
Cosmetology from July 20 to Au-
gust 4, and the Convention from
August s to 8, or both, sponsored
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-17
Negro Farm.
Continued from Page Onel

Some of the farmers were pros
pering. Others had gone, and the
rundown houses in which they
used to live stood empty or sub
stituted for barns and bulged with
hay.
Altogether the Extension Service
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-17

Cub reporter: "What should l
say about the two peroxide blondes
who raised such a fuss at the ball
game last night?"
Editor: "Why, just say, the
bleachers were Wild"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-08-17

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putting by the money your Bonds earn for you This
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And nom Savings Bonds better than epe Every Series
ESavngs Bond purchased since February 1857 pays ~
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months Now more than ever it's smart to save with guar
anteed-safe u S. Savings Bonds. Buy them regularly
where you bank or through the Payroll Savings Plan
where you work.
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Continued from Pare One

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The Nome nugget., 1957-08-09
Japanese Woman Killed When Hit By LiaisOn Plane

MITO, Japan, tR - Japanese police gave the Mito prosecutor evidence they believe shows a Japanese woman was killed thru the negligence of an American pilot. Air Force officials insist the death was accidental.
 Air Force officials at Johnson Air Base said a single-engine L20 liaison plane, piloted by 1st It. John l.. Gordon, 27, of Erie, Pa, lost altitude on take off on Aug. 2 and struck the Japanese woman riding a bicycle. She was killed and her son was seriously in- jured.
 The city assembly investigated and said the pilot was stunt fly ing in the area at the time of the accident and was not taking off
 The Air Force reported the pilot was ''very upset" and visit ed the dead woman's family last Saturday to express his condol- ences. Following Japanese custom he gave flowers and 36,000 yen ($100) condolence money to the family. His friends at the base contributed another 5000 yen.
 Col Edward R. Casey, com mander of Johnson Air Base, said the death twas completely an ac- cident." He explained the plane had difficulty clearing the ground after taking off from Utito gun nery range because of extreme heat. Extreme heat could reduce engine power and impair the lift of the plane.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-09
sl,ooo,ooo Spent For Prospecting In Alaska in l956
TOM Bulletin. Aug. 1856

As. near as we can figure it, ap- proximately $1,0OO,O0O was spent by mining companies in explora- ton and prospecting for mining properties in Alaska in 1856.
 This was about twice what was spent in 1855, and the increase will continue thru 1857; but weakening metal prices and the governments tight money" poli- cy may discourage some of the exploration we are counting on for 1858.
 The years 1855 and 1856 also saw an expenditure of close to $3,000,000 each in oil exploration
 
 An interesting item in Engi- neering & Mining Journal reports that the transit is about to be re- placed in mapping and triangula- tion work.
 The new gadget is the tellur- ometer, an electronic device that measures the distance between two given points within line of sight. This is done by clocking microwaves travelling to the re- mote station and back. The error is reportedly only about three parts in a million.
 The Department of Mines and Technical Surveys of Canada are planning to use six of these in struments and save $1O0,OO0 in survey costs in one year as a re- suit.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-09
Divers Recover Major Part of Salmon Pack From Collapsed Pier

KODIAK, LR = Divers com pleted Wednesday major part of a salvage job to recover $95, 300 worth of canned salmon dumped into the bay at Port Williams by a pier collapse.
 Four divers working a week at the Washington Fish and Oyster Co. cannery on Kodiak Island re- covered more than half the 3,698 cases that tumbled into deep water when the pier on which they were stacked collapsed July 30.
 Bill Kingston, superintendent of the cannery for the Seattle company, said salvage process has been excellent but it is likely 700 cases never will be recovered. He said cause of the pier col lapse was undetermined.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-09
Friday. August g. 1857
Wool Growers Attack
 Excessive Use of Public Lands By The Military

STOCKTON, Calif., R - The president of the National Wool Growers Assn, attacked what he called excessive use of public lands by US. military services.
 Don Clyde of Heber City, Utah-speaking before the Cali fornia Wool Growers Assn. con- vention here - claimed all the public land withheld by the mili- tary and no longer available for grazing or other private use would make a 14-mile-wide strip reaching from Washington, DC, to San Francisco.
 We. are not unpatriotic and we want our defenses strong 7 Clyde said, ''but it is unreason- able for the military to take this much land"
 He was referring specifically to the recent withdrawal of 150,00O acres in Idaho which he said twas too much of a good thing"
 The wool growers are behind bill now in Congress that calls for congressional approval of any land withdrawal of more than 5000 acres.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-09
JUNE BUTLER AND
 ARTHUR NELSON ARE MARRIED WEDNESDAY

June Butler of the Polaris Coffee Shop and Arthur Nelson, popular bartender of the Boring Sea Club, were married Wednes- day by the US. Commissioner. Attendants at the wedding were Marie Denton and George Chap man.
 Following the ceremony a we'd ding supper was enjoyed at the North Star Dining Room.
 The couple will make their home in the Wallace Apartments.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-09
Alaska Amateur ROdeO Arrangements Made for Matanuska Valley Fair

Arrangements have been com pleted for the Alaska Amateur Rodeo Cowboys Assn. to hold their championship events at the 17th annual Matanuska Valley Fair.
 These events will consist of bull-dogging, bronc-busting, and many other competitive activities which rodeo enthusiast will find most enjoyable.
 The performances will start on Saturday, Aug. 31, at 3 pm. and continue twice a day on Sept. and 2. A Western Dance will end the Rodeo activities Monday eve ming at the Central School Gym.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-09
CLIFFORD BLACK AND JANET DENNY MARRIED HERE WEDNESDAY

Clifford Black and Janet Denny were married Wednesday evening at the Nazarene Church by Rev Edgar Bibb.
 Black is the son of Emma Black, formerly of Deering, and the bride is from Ketchikan.
 Elsie Sanders and Clinton Gray stood up for the couple.
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ROUSRs eoR tAGR-mA

MASS. AVE, EXTENDED - Cape
Cod. 5 bedrms,. aM baths, i5x@e
Nv. rm. with firepl,; all.elee. Kit,
i3x2H rec. rm, with drepi.: 500
500, OIL, 6-7O3e. No agents.
NsA, ATTENTIoN-44-ft.. 9-6ed.
rIn. rambled on shady .3-acre
lot; water pFivils on South River.
$4,000. Reas, dn, pavt. Call An
napolts, Colonial s-6n48.
POTOMAC HUNT cOuNTRY-Dis.
tinetive 3-bedroom. 7s-fo0t brick
rambler. on . acres. den, 2 baths,
2-car aarage. Out River I'd. cross
Falls I'd right on Gary TO lirsl
house OIL. 10000. BY OWNER.
$4,000, Open.
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MANOR COUNTRY cLUB-TTus
center-hall brk Colonial home
SEP. Din rm. den, Ice screened
porch, patio 3 bedrms., ~,
baths, H-car Rarare full bsmt :
beaut. lee lot hacking onto fair.
way many nne features and \
quality home Priced In low 3Os
,,yie,ell,rn,, n,lnlaneins y A. r. pF.
VILE I'd EV A-nh1h
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CoLORED
S6950-TERMS

e-rm det. asbestos shinsle; gAs
\ WI. newly dec vacant. 25Q3
West st. sc. Mr.. PARKS. De.
2-llo0.
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AREA; SIS. 0O0-oNE
CUSTOM sGiLT BRICK RAM
BIER. large becrmk. Kitchen
With table space, FULL DAY.
LIGHT BASEMENT: owner anx-
.o9s 70 sell. RIPLEY CO., ~.
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hOCkvlLLE; S14,5O0--Attrac. "a
oeaTm. bFk. rambler. full bsmt
Win rec. rni.. nice I'd ana out
SS DS s6 SS5psIs9s; s sS3H to sehSols
LEY, INC. PO. a.6f5i. eSes
MI Wilson. GA. A.anl4 es''
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SILVER SPRING. oakvlew. for sale
~ owner modern brick rambler,
sl-t livine rm with fireplace.
sepertte dining rm. or IA bedTm !.
pnrusl rec rni, table space
distance TO bus. parochial and
public school Priced for imme.
diate sale with approved FHA and
low down payment Omen 10 70 &
Directions out New Haripshire
ave 70 Oakview DR. left 70 Cot
trel Terrace left IN 400 Cot.
treit terrace HE A.Nk,A
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MT M. ~, N aN1n -
neF lot 3 bedrms.. iiy. rm'. din.
area, and. all-elec. KIT, Tiled rec
rm. In full dry bsmt. Walking dis
lance 70 transp. and schools AS
sumo $4,000 LIST trust at 4Mes,
Total price, si6,9B0. owner viii
take small End trust This IS 4
BARGAIN, OBJECTIONS. Out Geof.
Fia ave. left on weIsman I'd %
Barry. then left 70 corner Of Bond
OIL. 4.JbaG. FREDERIcK BERENs
SALES, JU. 7-71OO,
HUGE BEDRMe. and lot Of closet
space feature this attractive home
ge Nv rm. sep. din. rm.: watkins
distance 70 schools. only SI3.7bO
HOLMEAD REALTOR
Jul n-U10O I'll q PM
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OXLEY REALTY CO.
Po 2-2334 Rockville. Nd
Battery Park-Bethesda
8028 Maple Ridge Road
Open Sunday, / to Z
A Value at $l9,95O

A most inviting white brick Cape
Cod N this lovely neiEhborhood.
situated on q beautifully-landscaped
lot, This home is most comfortable
and represents q GOOD value in this
desirable community With Twins
room. separate dining room. kitchen.
two bedrooms ana bath. Expanded
second floor Is ideal for two ad-
ditionai bedrooms. Pull basement:
detached gArase. A value worth
seeing.
To reach Out Wisconsin ave. 10
Old 0eorgetown road, left 10 Maple
Ridge I'd. left 70 k0@s and "Open"
sign
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80. also near Manor ana Indian
Sprtng Club - Delishtful stone-
and-redwood rambler on 3 beau
tuul level acres. high elev.; al
most new; lge. rms. sep. din. rm.,
oedrms. h.-w. Dashboard heat
earport. s;horse stable and fenced
S2s.9SO. Dir. From s. g., out
Georsia ave. extended Z miles 10
Bel Pre- I'd. right on Bel Pre- /.
mi; 10 Homecrest I'd. turn left,
iollow our sigp 10 property. II a
u. DEVELOPMENT Co. I5a4Q
Co.eSville I'd. EV, 4-0SIS.
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DAMAsCUs-Brk. rambler, IL yrs.
old. ? bedrms. liv. rm.. hrepl .
Kit with stove ard refgr.. din
rr1.. bath. full bsmt.. oil h a
expans. attic. stairs Up; attach.
Lear garase handicapped q acre
bH. .nss.,,Sc COOK ~ IN INC =: REAtTo,R.
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a0s5 NICHOLS AVE- s.W.--5-rm.
brick; : bedrms, tile bath, en-.
closed rear porch; finished rec. rm
N osmt,, OIL heat. BY OWNER.
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COLESvILLE AREA Here You'll
md an attractive 3-bedrm =
bath brick. home with q nnHhed
recreation rm. on = ACRE, for
only s23,05O. RIPLEY CO. ~.
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leoNiINuEpl

BRADLEY HILLS OR0vE--Lnxuri.
ous living at It's best; true vii.
hamsburg brick Colonial, nestled
on .ss-acre lot with towering oaks
ana cased-in unusual and heautl-
~, ~, srs rrS1i contains yg-i.; lily ~;
bsSfm. ana faIi bath' I panelsd lib Il6.,
banquet siaed din. rm., today'S
kit, with bright breakfast fm. /,
IND mr.. 4 twin.siHed bedrms., !
baths, rec, rm with u bath: -
car garage with circular drive
way approach, Ideal Tor inter-
tAininc, Shown BY appt. only.
Truly a lovely home for the select.
Priced IN the sos. W. ,. WRIGHT,
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aovsgs con sALE-4MD.
BETHESDA

QUE LADY or LOURDEs AREA
1909 CHELTON ROAD
OPEN, 1906
Immae. brk. Dutch Colonial now
avail In this cUnV. and desirab bic
neighoorhood, iRe. liv. nm. with
fireplace, family-sized din. Tn. nice
kit. well-pfopoTtioned bedrms. !,
tiled bath on Ind A.; full bsmt. I;
lac, ser. porch. slate roof; very
pretty yard With trees. Fairly priced
icy sle.4bO, with ~ 900 down I'M
Conn. sV e ieit On ksst.W We hl hIsm
way to Chelton I'd. fBCC Hieh
School on cornerl right 10 home
CROSS g. PERRY, INC.
REAI,TORs M o.oooa
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FOUR CORNERS ARIA BUYERs-

BRICK Colonial lust listed Assume
almost $4,000 loan: price. SIS
300. bedrms.. sep din. rni
iull bsmt: level lot: many extras
RIPLEY co JU SOIL
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CARROLL KNOLLs-Brick coloni-
al Large liv rm winrepl sep
din rm. bath down. > nice
bedrms bath up Tiled bsmt
Lovely yard Ca ave left on
Hildarose 10 lOil5 Oates ave
Omen e-dark s1B $50. ALLEN
Realtor, RIA .G-3333
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IAsa ALABAMA AVE-. Sc. open
. to S:30-Perfeet Diet property
for small family. 4 Ice, rms. pay
81 500. set q monthly note o.
STi so. reduced price, $500. CO,
b-6466. ewes. LU 2-Sseo.
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CHEVY CHASE, WEST-Open, 4sla
Morgan dr.. near Wisconsin ave-
New ,larne brk. rambler, q rms.
~ baths, Gear garage. . firepls.
porch. center hall priced In low
3Osi unusual terms: trade consid
sTsd. w CLIFFORD sHERTER,
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1882 X ST. Sc.
Open 81. Newly decorated Co
lonial brick: front porch. Move IN
With deposit. 3 bedrmS., bsmt. Only
el2.b0O, Ii, T-a31T.
kAcAMi REALTY CO. REALTORS
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s62.5OO

GENE CASTLEBERRY
OIL. 4-i432 OIL. 4-4678
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Kensington Hts.
Low On. Payment

Charming 2-bedrm. Cape Cod
with expandible End n for 2 addi-
tional bedrms., liy. Fm., din. nm Z,
nice size kit. ser. side porch. full
bsmt; Ire. HANDICAPPED corner lot:
SI3 500.
THE ABOVE HOUSE Sc
LECTED FROM OVER 800
TOP VALUE LISTINGS IN
THE BETHESDA : CHEVY
CHASE AREA WHERE WE
HAVE SPECIALIZED FOR
20 YEARS. WE HAVE
HOUSES TO FILL EVERY
REQUIREMENT. FINANC-
ING TO FIT EVERY
POCKETBOOK. CALL US
OR BETTER STILL
CONE TO OUR OFFICE
AND LET US SOLVE YOUR
.HOTISTNG pDnnT UA6
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HENRY ", IEcR.AllFii

QAlI hEHSbUHQ
''ROSEMONT"--Extfa large lot, z
h5eedrms. 2 baths; fun bSnt.; SEQ.
oAITHERsBURo-Mod. e.bed.
rma rambler on. nice wooded lot
u 5000. 49, loan.
!. DAMAsCUs-NeW 3-bedrm. mod
brick house; full bsmt., "a acre;
" 300 hrst mort; full price. Sl4.-
DAMASCUS - 2-bedrm. brick
house 3 ...., on acre. fenced yard.
DAMASCUS - 3-bedrm split
level ga baths: gear attach. gar
on Ls-aere wooded lot. SCI $50.
ROCKVILLE - l-here wooded
cor. lot; large old mod. house
excel. neighborhood; near County
bldg. S2I. 800.
CAITHEReBURo-New brick; 4
bedrms., separate din. Tm.; attach.
garage screened porch; on Es-acfe
lot. S27.Db0.
HENRY W. BEcRAPT
20. 2-b606 Gaithersburg 555
OWNER WILL SELL OR LEASE
702l POPLAR ST. TAKOMA PIX
pETAcHED A-RM. BUNGALOW
PIN ATTIC. FULL BASEMENT
LOUIS Ridden, TIL. 2.a08O
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; BETHESDA

A dream come true! A graceful
brick rambler with eArport, the
most amazing floor plan you have
ever seen. and q fasctnatins land
scaped lot. Immaculate through
out, Need ! say more except that
Il has 2 beormS.. fun basement.
Yoa usi n sss p u s.I,sys only
SIG 600 With the easiest hnaneinE
possible, open Sunday 1. 20 s.
TO REACH. Out wisconsin ave
10 Old OeorRetoWn rc. continue up
Ole oeoreetovn I'd, 3 miles 70 Bells
mill I'd, left ! block to Clue DR..
left 70 iO0l9 ana open sign.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
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HULMEAD HEALTOH
~ 9-0e0O I'll o pm.

LarFe rambler, suited for biz
family. Five .bedrms.. living rm''
dining rm.. Kitchen, 90 baths.
Patio ,i,ii and winning pool; e5-
f Hs e Hos sts Ssau'ita ~ view vs. Glen
lust "a RE. rs. opposite sn ''i sub III.
vision vision o. Glen Hills. on premises
ISi:I@stiOSS; s aSPI Au 3 Roh II!
bAuqH, Union Trust Bldg, 81.
$4,000 or James c. ChrlStopher,
atty. OIL. 1922: or Vivian "
eimpson, trustee. Pc. 2-39b5.
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OPEN rs l07 UPTON ST.
2-story brick: 3-bedrms'. liv. nm
din. rm. mod. kit: panelled rec
room. ia baths. garage. Lares
wooded lot Dir ThTouRh Rock
vile, . blks. beyond courthouse,
left on North Van Buren,, ] blk.
left on Harrison, blk, then right
on Upton 70 OPEN sisn. Mr.. Quinn,
VIII. B-lA72.
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DAMAbC U5--NEAR AEC
You'll fail in love With this mod :
ern. 3-bedrm. house In heart OF
Damascus. Close to everything
Price, Sll,Tb0 with easy terms Of
$50 mo. incl everything. Miss
Cook. OIL. ASH.
DO YOU HAVE A LOT AND NO
II 40. ne can erect you q a.
bedTm AND FULL BsMT house
for only $1,000 with q low. Low
On pymt. and the easiest terms
imaeinable. CALL TODAY, Mr.. Or
ley, 20. 2-243s or Mr.. Scott. WI.
5000.
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MASS. AVE. EXT. OPEN 80 to-
day-Walf n school Colonial
brick N excellent condition, fea-
TURNS. ilrepl IN eft liv. nm. din
nm, kit with dishwather. dis
posel powder rm, . lae bedrms
and bath up; fun bsmt carpeting
nasstone patio fenced ward on
large leys lott owner askinn 500, ,
SOC. DIR Out Mass ave I
blk nast d c line. rieht on
jamestown I'd, to Keokuk right
to SuOS, JOSEPH KINsKY, REAL :
TOR ~ a-36AJ or 81 3-b3ii
MASS. AVE. INT, COW. Army Mar
Service Honey 2.bedrm COTTAGE
with Twins rm. kitchen with
washer and reier Fas heat lot
5uN 40 Price 10000 Ewes Mr.
ward OIL B-Bb0s L +. Ora
WAITE, Realtor MA. s-Of5J
MASS. AVE EXTENDED = OWN
WEDoEWooD RD e.yr. odd 4.
hedrm. Colonial split level In
dividgally built on uuiet cul de
sac, with 80 many custom features
that only an inspection can reveal
LOWER sos Dir Bear right onto
Ooldsboro I'd tRte 8l41 A. end
OF Mass ave. END turn ~ left
tWedgewoodl OWNER, OIL. r.
3i24.
MASS. GyE.--Brick rambler, idea
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school. FHl terms. s75n down.
SIS mo out Wisconsin. right
on Halplne ave.. left on Ardennes
,,t. On REiiaseEEcy s,o,,ssgr sciS1n
A CO., INC, OIL. 2.lBl3.