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The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
RESTRICTIONS ON WALRUS
 HUNTING IN NV. ALASKA LIFTED

year the Walrus population had been stable for many years and, since the walrus is a polygamous animal, regulated hunting of bulls would not endanger the species.
 The regulations permit walrus hunting and allow the hunter to bring back the head and hide, but he must donate the meat to the inhabitants of the native village nearest the point of kill for use as food.
 Natives may take walruses at any time for food and clothing for themselves. Hides from these walruses may now be exported.
 Hides from mature animals, for use primarily in industry for ibuffing wheels to polish silver, are expected to yield from S100 to $120 each.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
President Defends S38R Billion in Defense Budget

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower resumed the fight for his spending budget today-de- claring he does not see how an honest cut of $215 billion can be made in the $381@ billion ear marked for defense.
 Eisenhower told his news con- ference the country is going to be in trouble if Congress trifles with defense spending.
 This followed up a speech in which he told the nation last night that any great spending reduction in the face of Soviet might would amount to "a gamble with inc safety of our country"
 Eisenhower said today that he thinks he has grown more conser- vative since 1852, when he sharp ly criticized the level of govern ment spending during his first successful campaign for the pres idency
 A House appropriations sub- committee was reported today tC have agreed tentatively to cut the Administrations military budge' by about S212 billion Committee members have insisted that secur- ity will not be sacrificed by thei1 action.
 Eisenhower, however, said in response to a question that ne didn't see how the committee could have made an honest cut of that size.
 Likewise, he characterized as grave mistake congressional slashing of funds he said the US. Information Agency uses to wage peace. He was told that the House had voted a $40 million cut in USIA funds and that a Senate committee is proposing to up the reduction to $90 million.
 Last night he said the defense portion of the budget represents a proper dividing line between national danger on the one hand and excessive expenditures on the other"
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
Denali Broadcasters To Begin
 Monitoring Iron Curtain Radio

Nome Gospel Broadcasters was renamed Denali Broadcasters, Inc, last weekend. The Board of Directors of the group met in Nome to set goals for future radio activity in Alaska.
 The new organization decided to study the feasibility of broad casting by international short wave into iron curtain countries.
 In order to test technical as poets of the project, Denali Briadcasters will set up monitor- ing equipment in Nome and Fair banks. Through monitoring radio signals from behind the iron cur tain, the group will determine how far and into what areas radio signals from Alaska would reach.
 Also, Denali Broadcasters ex- pressed interest in establishing small broadcast band stations in some needy areas of Alaska. The cities of Nome and Kodiak were dlIOIItlOIlGQ dS Sdl4y pOSS1Ol1lL1CS.
 In the Monday morning session of the conference, lawyer James von der Heydt received the final draft of the groups articles of incorporation. Within a month, the articles should be on file in Juneau, making Denali Broad casters non-profit corporation under the laws of Alaska.
 Officers elected were James president; Glynn Dean, vice president; Richard Palm quist, secretary; Donald Sauer, treasurer; Everett Bachelder, mis- sionary advisor; John Miller, technical advisor
 Miller and Sauer are residents of Fairbanks, the others of Nome
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
RUSSIA'S NEW OPEN SKIES PLAN
 STILL UNDER STUDY

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower told his news confer ence today the whole matter of Russia's limited "open skies" dis armament proposal is still under earnest study.
 Eisenhower remarks Were e keyed to Secretary of State Dull les suggestion yesterday that Alaska, northern Canada and Si- beria might be good starting place for testing an aerial inspec- ton agreement with Russia.
 As Dulles did, Eisenhower said this government so far has taken no official position regarding the matter.
 The original Russian proposal would have opened up Alaska and most of the western part of the US. to aerial inspection in trade for large sections of Siberia.
 Dulles said the two areas could not be equated.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15

WASHINGTON, R-W alrus trophy hunting off the north western coast of Alaska again be- came legal today for the first time in 16 years.
 Asst. Secreatry of Interior Ross L. Leffler announced regulations for hunting season extending to Aug. 15. He acted under author ity of law enacted last year.
 The regulations also will per init the export of walrus hides by natives, with a firm market ap- parently assured for about 200 mature hides each year under a commitment made by a firm in Portland, Ore.
 Both trophy hunting and export of the les were banned in 1941. HoweW Congress was told last
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
S7S Million for Road Construction
 Knocked Off Alaska Statehood Bill
B U L L E T I N

WASHINGTON, R-A House territories subcommittee today knocked S93 million from the Alaska Statehood Bill and set May 23 for decision on it.
 Chairman O'Brien D-NY) told reporters he believed the sub committees action would help the bills chances in the House.
 Eliminated were authorizations for future appropriation of $78 million for road construction and maintenance over a 15-year per iod and $15 million for land sur veys.
 While deleting the road money, O'Brien said the subcommittee wrote into the bill a provision to assure Alaska's continued partici- patton in the Federal Highway Aid Program.
 Elimination of the road money has been requested by the Budget Bureau largely because Alaska for the first time is now included in the highway aid program
 O'Brien said the subcommittee would meet again Friday and would vote the bill "up or down" on May 23.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
When Is Federal Cost-of-Living
 Allowance Taxable

SEATTLE, RECertain kinds of the added 25 percent on cost-of- living allowances for federal em- ployes in Alaska are subject to federal income tax and others are not, l.. E. Halloweu, chief of the audit division of the Internal Revenue Service, said here today.
 Terms of the appropriation law which provide the funds general ly spell out which ones are tax free and which ones are not, he added.
 "It seems like an inconsistent cy," Hallowell said.
 He commented on the reported planned protest at Juneau by Henry Camarot, former assis- tant US. attorney there, against an IRS order seeking $450 in back income taxes.
 Camarot, who is now executive secretary of the Alaska Legisla- tive Council, said he was paid the added 25 percent salary differen- tial during 1854 and 1855 while working for the Justice Depart nent. The differential is exempt from federal income tax levies, he said, but he has been informed that his tax exempt claim nas been disalloWed.
 Hallowell read from a tax man ual that the cost-of-hving allow -ances are not taxable.
 However, he added, the manual also states that the 25 percent diff ferential provided under the ap- propriation law of Nov. 26. 1940, is not a cost living grant under the generally accepted meaning.
 Another section, he continued, says that increases in the basic salary of a division court clerk in Alaska, to offset increased liv- ing costs, are not tax-exempt
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
Charles F. Willis Named Alaska Airlines President

SEATTLE, R-Charles F. Will lis Jr. has been named president and director of Alaska Airlines, succeeding Nelson David, who will become a consultant to the airline.
 Homer w. Robinson, chairman
 Willis served 215 years in the White House as special assistant to President Eisenhower, respon- sible for presidential appoint ments and personnel and aviation matters.
 He served as a Navy combat pilot in World War II. After the war he became founder and pres ident of Willis Air Service, Inc. Teterboro School of Aeronautics and the Willis-Rose Corp.
 He resigned his White House post in 1855 to become assistant to the chairman of the board Of directors of w. R. Grace & Co,
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
Heintzleman Proposes Bonding Program for Juneau Utility District

JUNEAU, R-Former Gov. B. Frank HeintZleman is back in the territorial capital after a three month trip to Washington, DC. and his family home in Pensyl Vania.
 He said again yesterday he plans to devote his retirement to the promotion of industrial devel- opment of Alaska.
 Heintzleman proposed a bond ing program to finance a public utility district in the Juneau area.
 The utility would be organized to develop the power potential of Lake Dorothy, 40 miles south of the territorial capital.
 The former governor proposed the sale of the revenue bonds be based on a long-term power con- tract with the Georgia-Pacific Co.,, which is considering con- struction of pulp or paper mill near here.
 HeintZleman said federal power project in the Dorothy Lake region doesn't seem likely in the near future, but "We have to have power and we have to have development-We ca n't wait"
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
TOrnadoes, Storms, Rain Strike Midwest US.
(By The Associated Press)

Cloudy and wet weather was reported in wide areas of the country today after a series of violent storms in sections of the midwest.
 Tornadoes, severe thunder storms and heavy rains struck areas in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota Illinois and Iowa, but no deaths or serious injuries were reported.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
Local Women Protest Spacing In BOardwalks

At the Nome Council meeting Monday evening, Virginia Brown, representing a group of local women, presented petition urg- ing that the boardWalks of Nome be planked closer together so that the women may wear high heels without the present danger of losing their heels.
 Mrs. Brown, who spearheaded the movement, had no trouble getting signatures to the petition as it involves not only local women but tourists who visit the community. The matter was turned over to the street commit tee.
 Another request referred to the Street Committee was that of MT. and Mrs. Coplin of the New Lincoln Bar, who would like the sidewalks extended to Mettler Way.
 Playground Rehabilitation
 The rehabilitation of present playground equipment, which has been given to the city by the Home Arts Club over a period of years, was put into the hands of the Building and Finance Com mittee
 During the construction of the new addition to the school the equipment was torn down as the playfield was in the area now oc- cupied by the new building. A new playfield has been provided north of the school and in addi- tion to the equipment on hand the Home Arts Club is providing new equipment to give the city.
 Council Hearing Tonight
 A hearing was held on the peti- ton of the Alaska Telephone and Telegraph Co.,, concerning their request for an increase in tele- phone rates. Another meeting is scheduled for this evening when more detailed report of the last five years operation will be pre- sented.
 John Marvik, who has been patrolman for the past two weeks, has been named by the City Council as the new fire and police chief Marvik, a former police chief of Gig Harbor, Wash, was chosen over Is other appli- cants.
 Harry Johnson was re-appoint- ed as utility man for the city.
 Lomen CommeDcial Co. sub mitted the low bid on the lumber needs of the city with an offer of $141O5 per thousand board feet.
 At the City Council meeting on Monday night Nome's cleanup weeks were announced for May 26 to June 8.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-15
LITTLE SQUIRT

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, R- Soda Popp, 5, has been enrolled for kindergarten here next year.
 Soda is the son of MT. and Mrs. Clyde Popp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-15

CHEVY CHASE = Detached home,
with living room, dining room,
kitchen and den on LIST floor.
Three bedrooms on End floor. Rec.
reetion room, detached asrage,
Ebw; I; JONES 4 CO.. INC.
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COME AND SEE!-Must be sold.
Brick. , baths; den: daylight rec.
room, large rooms throughout.
Close-in location, front on park.
Asking $17,y5O. HILDEBRAND
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NousEs FuRMlsHEn

SWIMMING FOOL - AfR-coNDI.
TONED HOUSE. Four bedrms.
three baths, l!y. rm.. din. rm.,
excellent Kitchen, recr; rm.i
70 D. c. EXCLUSIVE. J. r. BEo0,
INC, pU. 7-24sO; eyes,, Ell
OFF SEMINARY RD., / mi. from
Shirley hwy.-Three bedrms... "
baths, liv. rm., rocr. rm. (both
with .fireplL sep, din. rm.. o-E
kit, deep freeze. washer, drier. full
bsmt,: swimming pool privils.
will leave 2nd car. avail. Sept, IL
for / yr., S215 mo. ". 4.6O03,
sPRINGFIELD-3-bedrm. ranch
style rambler on wooded "a acre
$3.50 incl. washing machine and
lake club. JE. e-7is5. ''
SOMERsET-epacious home on
large and lovely tree-shaded lot;
S Iis S@ 49, s baths. KIT Yri.s SrA ssOc
ARD. REALToR, EN-. 2-423S.
BETHEsDA--co Completely fufn. Q
bedrm. home. convenient to public
ana parOchial schools; avail, Sept.
II: 2-year lease. EDWARD p.
FRY CO.. OIL. 4-5212; eyes,, WO,
6-1792.
TEMPLE HILLS PIX, MD.-Beaut
rambler, bedrms., den, full bsmt
Immed. poss.: S17b. Oh. S-47O9
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APIS. UMFURM. VA.


FALLS CHURCn--smail. complet.
8 block to bus. IL. 2-zi67.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. ada.
school. 8 MIN. 70 downtown. = min
20 rentagQn. 5 buslines ct door
ample parking font once seTv.
I Ss,lol laundry and d.. storsss u you
TOP: especially cow fsr Amy
NAVY and AIR Force personnel
and bedrms., Q and 8 exposures
from SIS Mt. Vernon ave. ans
s Russen I'd. Alex. Va. TE
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CVLE8VILLE AkEA > Before you
buy. compare this with others;
NV. 72.ft. -long rambler, on over
ONE ACRE; dream setting, gor-
geous Jews from every window.
with liable space, Walk-out bSmt. ;
S24. 800. RIPLEY CO., ~. 5-65lI.
GARRETT PARK Unusually
eled living and dining rooms, lire-
place. 2 nice bedTms.. l u baths,
playToom in bsmt.: many built-ins;
2 beautiful wooded lots; rated as
one Of finest communities in Mont
gomery County. swimming nool,
tennis courts, community actiYi-
ties: $16.60O. 10. 5-4535 before
IL am. or after 5 pm.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARMY MAP SERVICE, MaeArthuI
slsO .a aF:a s sSss EysF bT Hs
home. just Tsdecorated; liv rm
with hrepl, din. rln.,. kit. powder
bsn,t.i sl4.aSS. 50 sS.o0 600 cash cash
Brokers coop. NE. S.40bl. ewes.
Ok, s,Qi35. FULTON R. COR.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = I'm
s SaS S Sn hone .nI CsSsS with
1repI.. din. rm. and we'll equip.
kit. on LIST a.. / huge bedrm. on
Ind A.; full hsmt.; new FLA
financing. $1,000 down. approx
S1O7 per mo. incl. taxes: total
price, Sl5.95O. Call JU. 5-422l
I'll y pm. LAWRENCE v. LUTEG
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usual value. siS.75S. 4. j. j. ks.
SINGER q CO. ~. y.4544.
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REMINGTON; Sl3,600-All-brick
2-bedrm. rambler. full bsmt.,
fenced I'd; storm winds. and drs..
Oh OF FHA. OWNER. 10. 5-5UYI.
KENsINGTON HEIGHTs-A lovels
3 bedrm,, det. brk, Cape Cod on
rm,, din rm.. kit, 2 bedrms.. and
bath: plus 2 rms on Ind Or. Full
bsmt: CT approved. $4,000,
st. NV MA. s-0352i ewes, LU
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BETHESDA - New split-leveI: 4
bedrms., 8 full baths. rec. rm,
and game rm.: 200 50, It. Of
living area on lovely l1,24O-sd.-
IT. lot with trees to rear. Buy now,
choose your own paint color, Priced
$27950. BETHESDA REALTY,
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HOUSES uMFuRNIsHED
lcoNfINuFpl
ON POTOMAC RIVER

1875 IT. Foote I'd. Nd. A beau.
tiful brick split-levei with 4 bed.
rms. 3 baths, full rec. fm. 2-caI
c tsosHeEs' REG isTs q so srGsg3 ssISsN NEW
BELLE HAVEN-Brick rambler. 3
bedrms.. lily. rm and rec. rm. with
tlrepl.. 2 baths, patio. 0-E twin
washer and drier, attached garage
ige' wooded lot; S225 per month
WILTON woops-s Ice. bed.
rms, " baths: brick rambler. Lge
liv. rm. with frepl., Separate din
rm.. equip. kit, full bsmt., excellent
closet ana storage space. beautiful
shady rear lawn; S165 per month
FALLS cHuRcH-A cute ram.
bier OF oedrms,, lge. v.-din. rm.
equip. kit, and side screened porch;
$50 per month.
TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTY
TE. d-14l5
1904 HOLLY NV.
Sl15 per mo. Detached; y rms.
bath; oil heat; nice yard: good
transportation. Near Walter Reed
H. L. RUST co.
1901 10th st. NV. MA. $500
Il
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the back lawn: an open deck Is
on the. iv.. rm. and din. rm.
The modern kit, has large break
last rm. and the spacious front
hall has fiagstone door for easy
on the kitchen end Of the house
with the same roof line as the
resi- OF the bldg. lnis house was
built to sell for S42.5O0 and Is
being offered ct quick sale for
$50, 900. Can Pc. 2-49O0 after
o pm. for additional informa.
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ROLLINGWOOD SCHOOL AREA
What Is the smartest- looking
magazine home you've SEEM Did
ha ncl Tsssd tsrrssso fR rspiaee
hearth, kitchen desk, cove-llghted
den or 4th bedrm.2 All this and
more In this .3-bath magnificent
split-leyel At the sacrifice price OF
s.ssO2. ALLIED REALTY.
SILVER SPRiNG--conv. TO ST. Der.
S nsassts cas- seH Ssd ~, AttS5s st S S
condition. "A good buy, u 4.,,S5,Soo.
SILVER SPRING cOLoNIAL
vALUEl Choice area. quiet street,
mr.. elem. SCHOOL, 3 bedrms, sep.
dr.. eating kitchen, full bsnl.,
SiT,2sSI RIPLEY CO. ~. S.Siii.
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HOUSES FOR IALE-S.E.
HOUSES FOR SALE ND.

SEVERN RIVER. year rounds.
bedrm., Nv. rrn., din. rTi., kit. full
and club house PRIVILEGES. Phone
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HOUSES FOR SALE NV.
lcoNIINUEDl

CONN. AVE. AREA-e-rm.. 2M-
e cUs. e TSs STisa ssst e e S:%s
4hss trust. Me- s-iSSi. EN- ~
3b4s. JOHN Z. HoKE.
POTOMAC PALIsADEs, sl5.a6O-
Big 4.bedrm.. frame Colonial In
ss us and &: :Ssas s0t sss:. sS .T
minutes TO town By street car Or
bus. FRANK s. PHILIfPs. nc.
~. 7.l4ll; ewes, FE. 3-4O76.
SHEPHERD l,sI PARK. 7s2l MCTning.
siae ar Corner property: 3 bed.
EiUSs sudis Surs s.c rOU aods sc1
heat. cow loo. Priced far below
replacement value. OWNER EN-
2-O6la
WOODLEY PK.-HoIne and in
come; / blk. west Of Conn. ave. M.
Sheraton. Hotel; big 3-stoYy.
5-bedroom row brick town house
In perfect condition; $1,000 cash,
G6 iSH EMn. rs? s.oIISSCw' N q SUB
NEW B-BEDRM, COLONIAL IN ex-
elusive. controlled Kent: Biz bed
rm. and bath on LIST fioor; 4 bed
rms, ? baths on End; spacious
eenter-hall plan, lovely rec. rm.:
your old house, FRANK 8. PHI.
81 is.55ssScss. pi. 7-i4li; eyes,
5el7 18th Size. home. Small
down pymt. win trade for small
house or income property. b. 81
BROWN. AID. 4-7O7l.
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MOVING, BACKING, STORAGE

EXPERT MOVERS, D c.. Nd. va,
"a hrs. AP 5-0650, 10 i.0B0O
INSURED, padded van service: .
exper. white men. Call day or
night, 10. l-3O56.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture As part
payment. on your moving, storage
reasonable rates. ia. 0-2D37.
Al MOVING; 8 rms, furn.. $40,
call ia. 2.60US ewes. after y pm.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across h country; safe storage
Phone NO fs0i'61. Union sToR.
AGE Co. INC. Established 1900
CHESTER NOVELS = Local and
long dist mod warehouse, stor-
age: reas. III 2-O6be, IA. 9-0l1B,
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
pu, 7-seSS. j TX, MovINoS V e
lI s.III.. HAULING: g, Ioes' moving
To. 2s11b0 OF II. o-2seo.
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HOUSES WANTEp Dol RFNl

EXCELLENT CLIENTS need furn
and unturn. houses. NV. : bed
rms, . baths; nice cond. and
clean; $326. Call L. J. MILLS AMI
SONS. ma. S-4501, or 10. D-465O
WE NEED 2. !; and 4-bedrm. homes
In Silver Spring and Mont. County
area. yu. 5-7ll3. WOODMOOh
AGENCY, INC.
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Observation-Disclosures: det. brick
Colonial: D rms, bath and q half,
paneled rec rm.: gas heat; tree
shaded lot with barbecue pit. An
caii Mr.. SWEENEY. He. 4.SvSS.
4. s GARDINER a CO.. Ma
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BUsIMESS OPPORTUNITIES

100000 Cash FUND available fol
speculation and investment: rea
estate propositions preferred bui
viii consider business enterprises
Furnish details. Box 4BS-K. Slaf
WANTED TO BUY - Lease and
roomlng house business from owner
RE. 1.6494.
LUNCHEONETTE. Langley Park
Nd: seats 81: completely modern
closes p.m.. no Sundays. good
business; shows nice net profit
$4,000 down handles. LES SILL.
BY. Ma. $3.50 or u. S-3566.
INSTRUMENTATION: C lie.
uor license. Gross $4,000 monthly
ST. 3-1776.
DAIRY QUEEN. established bust,
ness; owner transferring: saeri.
nee. Call 10. .-7392 OF TE. s.
$500 after s pm.
music STUDIOS. furn. ans
with grand pianos, eteinWay
knAbe and etied. excel. eond. For
/ heart Of business area. Wash.
p. c. Seen By Apt. Onlv. Bol
230-L, Star.
suITLAND-Infant's ana Tot
shop. A real money maker. VIII
sell for less than stock and equip
RE. e-66SS. WEST 4 DIXON
{ Realtors.
DRY CLEANING Plant lsolventl--
For sale or lease. compietel,
equip. Ideal for wholesale. Reas
! 1925 Georgia ave. Ju. 9-677O
~. 6.5574.
BEAUTY sALON-Est. "a years
Long lease; 10000 volume on,
Of Maryland's busiest centers
$4,000 u cash. "a terms. OWNEf
Box 239.J. star. lSs
SHOE REPAIR SHOP in Arlineton
ssts. CAN ia. 1852.
FOR SALE on LEASE, filIins sta
ton and 0-bAy garage on 9a-acTi
Commercial lot near town o
PART TIME CHICKEN AND EGG
route for sale. Reasonable. day
delivery. Phone ia. 0-0424.
RESTAURANT, completely equipped
located on busy highway, in shop.
ping center. near business arei
and other enterprises in nearbl
Va; TREMENDOUS growth. seats ~
busy, can't stand the pace: book
available Cor inspection; Q steal q
$4,000. DILLON LAND Co. u
4-4O4O. Open 0 to ..
SANDWICH SHOP. fully equipped
doing good business. as D 81. s.W
MOTHS FOR sALE-Advice AMI
consultation By exclusive tull-timl
Offering recommendations on bes
buys In motels and sites.
JOE H. THOMPSON
l232 Woodward Bldg. Jackson S-67Ot
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KENW0OD AREA-3-bedrm. white
brk. eharmer on . beautiful street;
bedrm. plus den and bath on
LIST d.; full center hall. all-elec
kit, rec. rm.. scr. pch., sun deck.
lear gar: gorgeous lot: $4,000
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC: ewes,
OIL. 6-SU70.
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ST. JOHNS PARIsH-6-rm. NJ

ST. MICHAEL'S PARISH = 4-bed-
rm. Cape Cod with . full baths,
porch: bsmt.; mr.. parks and
schools; custom grade conStruc-
ton; needs dec. A buy at Sl7p
gao. A; y; KEssINGER q CO..
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KENsINGT0N - 4-bedrm. Cap
Cod: Sl2.950 - Fireplace. scr
porch: good cond.: bsmt.: fence
huge shade trees; mr.. school