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The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
House Passes Bill Raising Pay of Postal Workers

WASHINGTON, R-The House yesterday passed bill granting an across the board pay raise of S546 a year for 518,O00 postal workers. There were predictions of presidential veto if the Sen ate also passes the measure, estl- mated to raise government costs S318 million annually.
 The vote was 379-38. This is far above the thirds majority that would be necessary to enact the legislation over a veto.
 A Senate committee has ap- proved a 712 percent pay increase about percent below the House figure some upward cost of living adjustments for the postal workers.
 The average salary of postal workers is now about $4,340 year.
 The talk of possible veto stems from President EisenhoW- CTS expressed opposition to any general pay increase for federal workers at this time on grounds the government as well as private citizens should avoid anything that could add to inflationary pressures.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
Rubber Workers Get Pay Raise

CLEVELAND, R-A 15-cent- an-hour pay raise was agreed on by the United Rubber Workers and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Go. Monday, two hours before mid night strike deadline.
 The settlement provides for inn mediate acrosS-the board raises of I41A cents an hour for 24,000 Goodyear employees in II cities.
 With the new raise, straight time hourly earnings will aver age $2.5412, union spokesman said.
 The agreement concluded three weeks of bargaining. It is expect ed to set a pattern in the rubber industry.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24
KNEES IN THE BREEZE

CHARLOTTE, NC. R-Every- body's putting his best knee for ward at Lawrence Knitting Mills here.
 Owner Lawrence Levy told all his employees to wear Bermuda shorts and he's wearing them, too. Tt was too hot, that's all just too hot" said Levy. 'Now we get more work done and don't feel hot and irritable"
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24

Roy Snyder IT,. son of MT. and Mrs Roy Snyder. is on furlough from Kodiak, where he is serving with the US. Navy and will be home for about two weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1957-07-24

Letter-Sixe File Folders For Sale Al The Nome Nugget Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02
Washington Club Holds
Annual New Years Fete

For the 65th year since it
was founded in an apartment
in the old Richmond Hotel
with a piano, desk and a few
chairs as its only furnishings.
the Washington Club put on
its festive best yesterday for
its annual New Years Day
reception.
Present Home
Yesterdays setting. however,
was the stately. many-roomed
Patterson Mansion on Dupont
circle, now the clubs perma-
nent headquarters. The club
has made five moves since it
was founded in 1891, each
move into more elegant quar-
tiers. And the New Years
Day reception to which many
members bring their husbands,
has always been the most ca
gerly anticipated event on its
social agenda.
Yesterday. more than 500
guests moved slowly up the
stately red-carpeted white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02

Mrs. James Shera Montgom-
cry. Mrs. Barton w. Richwine,
Mrs. Harry Y. Saint. Mrs.
William r. Smedberg, jr., and
Mrs. Garden F. Warner.
For the occasion, the
mantels, walls and tables in
the ballroom were festooned
with traditional Christmas
decorations, tastefully ar
ranged by Mrs. Wilbur Collins
and Mrs. Needham C. Turnage.
Two Punch Bowls
Presiding at the tea and
coffee urns and the two silver
punch bowls were past presi-
dents of the club including
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, Mrs.
Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Absa-
lom Waller and Mrs. Frank
Forest Bunker.
Also assisting as tea host
esses were Mrs. George G.
Cooper, Mrs. Brian Brown.
Mrs. William Jackson Sweeney,
Mrs. G. Louis Weller, jr., Mrs.
William Glen Burtner, Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02

marble stairway into the chan
deliered drawing rooms where
the reception was held.
Heading the receiving line
was Mrs. Raymond Winston
Barry who succeeded Mrs.
Cloyd Heck Harvin as presi-
dent last February. Assisting
her in greeting the guests
were the two vice presidents,
Mrs Samual McElroy Burgess,
II. and Mrs. Marjorie Shand
Kaiser. and other officers of
the club including Mrs. John
H. Hanna. treasurer, and Mrs.
Frank M. Settler, secretary.
Board members in the receiv-
ing line were Mrs. Watson w.
Eldridge, jr, Mrs. Thaddeus
M. Jones, Mrs. Glen M. Wick
rey. Mrs. Samuel r. Broadbent.
Mrs. Charles Wallace Collins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02

Robert Taylor Beahan, Mrs.
John Morrison Kerr, Mrs.
Harry w. Kellams. Mrs. John
L. Steinbarger, Miss Aida
Smith, Mrs. Walter Francis
Colby, Mrs. James A. G. Pen
nington and Mrs. John G.
Harlan, jr.
Mrs. Edison Alden Edison was
chairman of the reception, as
sisted by Mrs. Robert Harper,
Mrs. Thomas McGregor, Mrs.
Rufus Roll. Mrs. M. Noel Stow,
Mrs. Simon C. Skeels, Mrs.
Delos G. Smith. Mrs. Arthur
w. Vennell. Mrs. George F.
Wooley, Mrs. Edmund E.
Pendleton, Mrs. John Fred
erick Dorman. Mrs. Douglas
Campbell, Mrs. H. Fairfield
Butt. III, and Mrs. William w.
Bradford.
Among those expected to be
at the reception were Mrs.
Richard Lee, Miss Grace Fry
singer. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Anderson and Miss Grace c.
Burton, a life member.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
High School Awards Made Friday During
Recognition Day Program At High School

dismissal: Danny Smell, Terry
Dodds, Eugene Beer, Jerry Star
buck, Jerry Peters, John Walls,
Felix Flanagan, Leslie Anderson,
Robert Donohoe, Richard Hunter,
Richard Reynolds, Jack Bailey,
Edward Fout and James Mcbride.
The d. A. r. Award for the
highest general average in the
eighth grade American History
was given to: Mary Kathryn Fen
der. Honorable Mention went to
Jonda Sue Shiveley.
Students in the eighth grade
participated in the Eighth Grade
Scholarship Test. The following
students placed in the upper 25
percent of their class and certifi-
Gates of award were presented to
them: Mary K. Fender, Judy Deyo,
Diane Ridenour, Tom Robson,
Daniel Smell, Ronnie Stidam, Jane
Farrar, Carole Sue Smith, Joyce
DeVore, Jonda Shiveley, Loisann
Lukens, James Mcbride, Marilyn
Wilson, James Stapleton, Edward
Fout, Sandra Henry, Donald Hol-
comb, David Meadows, Donna Den
nen, Shirley McNeal and Jeanne
Thompson.
AS a result of ranking first in
the test the London Rotary Club
Award is given to: Mary Kathryn
Fender.
Of the So, 142 eighth grade pu-
pills throughout the state that took
this test, one of London's students
ranked in the high one per cent
and received a certificate for this
achievement. The student receiv-
ing statewide recognition was
Mary Kathryn Fender.
The following freshmen were
neither absent nor tardy during the
year: Helen Bennett, David Burr.
Janice Colliflower, Paul Hart, Dan
ny Hooking Sharon Johnson, Don
ma Knox, Leota Napier, Thomas
Potts, James Rhanor and Allen
Stuthard
The following freshman was nei-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04

County taking the Annual Senior
Scholarship Test. Of the first ten
places in the county,, eight were
won by London High School Sem
iors and are as follows: First
Place, Gwendolyn Farrar; Second
Place, John Buck; Third Place,
Shelton Green; Fourth Place, Dav-
id Jackman; Fifth Place (Tie) Pat
sy Flannery and Rebecca Jenkin-
son; Seventh Place, Julia Dwyer
and Eighth Place, Harriet Ros-
nagle.
Election to the National Honor
Society is regarded as a high hon.
or for high school senior. Mem
bership in this nationwide associa-
ton is based upon character, schol-
arship, leadership, and service. On
the basis stated the faculty by bal
lot chose the following for the
honor: John Buck, Charlene Girls
tee, Julia Dwyer, David Ferguson.
Gwendolyn Farrar, Patsy Flame
ry, Shelton Green, Rebecca Jen-
kinSon, Elaine Johnson, Harriet
Rosnagle and Roger Turvy.
Two students participated with
distinction in the Annual High
School Contest on the United Ma
tions during the past school year.
Representing the school in the ma
tional contest and receiving certifi-
Gates of honor were Nancy Hood
and Godfrey Chesbrough.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
THE sEM-wEEKL, MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO

Each year the Daughters of the
American Revolution conduct
test i'm citizenship. This year each
high school was allowed to enter
two girls in this contest Those Sc
lected in London High School were
chosen on the basis of work in
courses in American History and
Government. Highest score in the
test and the award of the d. A. r.
Good Citizens Certificate and Hon
or Pin went to Rebecca Jenkinson.
Honorable Mention was made to
Vicijean Geer.
Several boys of the London Pub
lie Schools have helped during the
year to operate the FLA farm of
160 acres. All boys keep time slips
which are turned in once each
week. The hours are then tabula-
ted on a large chart where the to-
tai amount for each boy can be
determined.
A member of the class has been
responsible for the past two years
for making this tabulation for all
the boys who helped with the FLA
farm. He is Okey Myers.
The following boys received
checks: Andy Hart, Weldon Potts,
Marvin Blake, Tom Potts, Bill
Donohoe, Gene Bennett, Daniel
Hooking Charles Bennett, Don
Henry, John Allison, David Allison,
Tex Manning, Dale Peters, Harold
Egelhoff, Steve Wicker, Alvin Hol-
ton, James Murphy and Don Glib
son.
The Federation of Women's
Clubs of London presents prizes to
senior girls who have majored in
Home Economics. The awards are
based upon scholarship only. The
following were awarded prizes: 1st
award Helen Lee Roudebush and
End award: Joy Newman.
Seniors at London High School
participated in the International
Spelling Contest sponsored by
MONA (National Office Managers
Association which was given to
high school seniors and business
offices throughout the United
States and Canada. The test was
divided into three parts-all par
ticipants had to score 100 percent
on the tests in order to be eligible
for awards. Seniors from London
High School received the follow
ing awards: MONA Spelling Ger
tificates for Zone tesD winners
are: Moreno Beaver, Ruth Bennett,
Elaine johnson, Barbara Kennedy,
Patricia Mouser, Barbara Price,
Norma Jean Rowe, Nancy Smith
and Clarabel Wilson.
MONA Progress Certificates for
1.-TWO tesD winners are: Ruth Ben
nett, Elaine Johnson, Barbara Ken
nedy. Barbara Price and Norma
Jean Rowe.
MONA Spelling Proficiency Ger
tificate, for the three time winner
went to Ruth Bennett.
The Phi Beta Psi Business Edu-
cation award is given to the stu
dent having the highest general
average in the business subjects.
To be eligible the student must
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04

en- Lee Roudebush, Nancy Smith,
Roger Turvy and Clarabel Wilson.
The following seniors made a
general average of 88 percent or
better during a four-year period:
Gloria Brown, John Buck, Jack
Cornell, Charlene Cristee, Carol
Culp, Julia Dwyer, Gwendolyn Far
rar, David Ferguson, Patsy Flan-
merry, Vici Geer, Shelton Green,
Rebecca Jenkinson, Elaine john
son, Barbara Kennedy, Joan Lin
dig. Barbara Price, Harriet Ros-
nagle, Helen Lee Roudebush, Nan
cy Smith, Marlyn Sollars and Rog-
er Turvy.
The American Legion has al
ways taken a deep interest in the
London City Schools. Each year
for years, this organization has
made awards to the highest rank
ing students in the graduating
class, one being given to the boy
ranking first, and to the girl rank
ing first, over four-year period.
For the boy John Buck; Honor
able Mention Shelton Green; For
the girl Gwen Farrar; Honorable
Mention Julia Dwyer.
The American Legion and its
Auxiliary selected the following
Junior boys and girls to be dele
gates and alternates for their an
nual Buckeye State Conference.
Selected by the Auxiliary as dele
gate, Sharon Farquhar; and as al
ternate, Judy Lohr. Selected by the
Legion as delegates: David Bell,
Godfrey Chesbrough, and Stephen
Wicker; as alternates: Stephen
Geyer, Gary Miller, and John
Strine.
The Ohio University conducted
test in Ohio History, Govern
ment, and Citizenship in October.
eight Students took the test at
that time. Gwendolyn Farrar made
the highest score in Madison Coun-
ty and was given a two-day all
expense trip to Ohio University
Campus at Athens, Ohio. For being
one of the SO winners through out
the state she receives certificate
of award from the Ohio University
Honorable Mention was given to
Rebecca Jenkinson.
On January 18, 1857. the Ohio
Scholarship Test for seniors was
given. OF the 21 contestants from
London High School, IL received
certificates of award from the
State Department of Education ir
recognition of their high standing
in the county. These were: Gwen
dolyn Farrar, John Buck, Shelton
Green, David Jackman, Patsy
Flannery, Rebecca Jenkinson, Jul
la Dwyer, Harriet Rosnagle, Carol
Culp, Marlyn Sollars, Vicijean
Geer and Joan Lindig. Three stu
dents, Gwendolyn Farrar, John
Buck, and Shelton Green, receive
certificates for their high ranking
in the Central Ohio District. Gwen
dolyn Farrar received certificate
for ranking in the high five per
cent in the entire state.
For the ninth year the London
Rotary Club is awarding medals to
the ten highest students in Madison
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04

Superintendent J. j. Hartley OF
the London Public School System
made the presentations at the Re-
cognition Day Program Friday in
the last activities of the school year
for all but graduating seniors.
Awards presented to the high
school group for the various out
standing activities were listed in
the following categories.
The following pupils in the
eighth grade were neither absent
nor tardy during the year: Her
schel Byrd David Clifton, Robert
Donohoe, Nancy Fleming, Cherie
Fout, Edward Fout, Gloria Han
son, Donald Holcomb, Connie Mou-
ser, James Mcbride, Shirley Nc
Neal, Jerry Peters, Tom Robson,
Carole Sue Smith and Nicolas
West.
The following pupils in the
eighth grade were neither absent
nor tardy for the following number
of years: Robert Donohoe 3 yrs,
Nancy Fleming 2 yrs, Cherie
Fout 2 yrs, Edward Fout 2 yrs,
Donald Holcomb 4 yrs, Connie
Mouser 9 yrs, Jerry Peters 2
yrs, Tom Robson 3 yrs. and
Nicolas West 3 yrs.
The following pupils in the
eighth grade made an average for
the year of A or B in each of the
major subjects: Donna Dennen.
Joyce DeVore, Judy Deyo, Jane
Farrar, Mary K. Fender, Edward
Fout, Jeanne Justice, Loisann Lu-
kens, James Mcbride, Shirley Nc
Neal, Dianne Ridenour, Tom Robi-
son, Jonda Shiveley, Beverly Shu-
mate, Carole Sue Smith, Daniel
Smell, Sandra Speasmaker, James
Stapleton, Ronnie Stidam, Jeanne
Thompson, Joanna Wicker and
Louella Yerian.
The following bays are awarded
certificates of merit for the fine
service rendered to the school in
the form of patrol duty on the
streets during noon and evening
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04

have taken two years of typewrit-
ing, two years of shorthand, and
one year of bookkeeping. This year
the award was won by Barbara
Kennedy.
For outstanding achievement in
commercial subjects the Nation
wide Insurance Company present
ed a personalized lifetime Sheaffer
pen and pencil set and a certificate
of award to Elaine Johnson.
Under the will of Miss Sallie
Dooris, trust fund was set up, the
interest from which is to be award
ed annually by the London Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs to that
member of the senior class writing
the most acceptable lyric poem.
This year the award is given to
Margaret Fleming for the poem
entitled Strangers" Honorable
Mention was to Gwendolyn Farrar
for the poem Silver Veil"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of William Golden Deceas-
ed Louise Swaney has been appoint
ed and qualified as Administrators
of the estate of William Golden late
of Madison County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this % day of May AID.
1867. Number 1884 Docket Page
448.
Joseph s. King
Probate Judge of Said County
May % June 3 10
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of William Il. Tyree De-
ceased Maurice IL. Beathard has
been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator of the estate OF William
f.. Tyree late of Madison County,
Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 18th day OF May AID.
1867. Number 1927 Docket 6 Page
436.
Joseph s. King
Probate Judge of Said County
May 20 81 June
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04

OHIO! Greeting all Ohio company arrive
Navy recruit training Great Lakes Naval Training
c. Burrows, u s. Navy. Shaking
with Robert Roy of Williamsburg In the
Ronald Kerns of Kenon Roger Fesser Of Lma
Springfield william Daddy Of Newcomerst0wn
Ralph Cincinnati, John vallmer Of Springfield and
Chrstner Of Columbus The graduation of the
recruit company July 13 will highlgh Great Lakes Navy
Homecoming's "Salute to Ohio" week. July STA.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-04

ther absent nor tardy for two
years. Thomas Potts.
The following freshmen made an
average for the year of A or B in
each subject or a general average
of SO percent or better: Celia Bid
well, Irene Clover, Ronald Cornell,
Beverly Cozad, Betty 10 Ferguson,
Carol Flannery, Tom Foody, Dan
ny Hooking, Patricia Johnson,
Mary Louise Landes, Sharon Mil
Ter, Kay Potts, James Rhanor, Lee
Sidener, Janet Sturgill, Gwindilin
Taylor and Linda loops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

CHEVY CHAsE-Beautifuly dec
brk. ramb4,, compl. air-cond,
baths; unus. lge.. mod kit, rec
IN WIN bar and nrepl' maid s m
INC. Realtors. OIL. S-009S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

NEAR DISTRICT LINE
Det. asbestos shingle; liv. rm,. din.
rm.. kit. 3 bedrms.. bath; partly IN.
rec. rm.. screened front porch, excel.
financing Mr.. CROSS. tn: 2-1l05,
pa q0Dla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

HlLLANDALE-TRADEs POSSIBLE
Beaut. new. 3-bedrm. 2H-bath,
all-brick ramblers with sep din
rms: all-elee. kits with table space
garages and lge wooded lots Sew
eral have I'm. rec. rms; trades ac-
GEORGE L. BROWN, Jr.. Realtor
= sfnAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

FOUR commissioned lot with
fruit and shade trees. Large 3-bed-
room Colonial with den, extra-large
dining room, side screened porch:
full basement. recreation room, ga
rage. kitchen is large and mod
ern. Close to everything. Owner
Transferred Excellent financing
GRAHAM y CO.. JU. 5000. JU.
s5-FT. RAMBLER lust out Of Rock.
vile In nice setting: Must be sold
kS i;SIY sS"e dAlF E2MaS So So
WORKING COUPLES ATTENTION
Charming brk. home, on picket
i fSI b. sSr sie.e loyssly Se e1fpas
neat as q pin; Just listed this week;
$4,000. A. J. KESsINGER g. CO.
JU. a.4544.
AZALEAS BY THE CARLOAD I'LL thu
wooded "a acre surrounding thi,
magnificent custom stone-and- brick
English cottage. in Woodside Park
with 4 lge. bedrms.. , tile baths
sep. din. rm.. rec. rm.. garage
scr, pch.; priced under $4,000
This Is truly an unusual home
4. J.. KESsINGER & CO., ~
B~rOff.
NEW RAMBLER, on x acre. II
Laurel Hill. mr.. new highway,
Priced low fol. quick. sale; Cal
for appointment at OIL. 7-29s2.
HOME AND INCOME--Truly custom
brk. 3-unit bldg, in best sector
/. OF Takoma Park; master unit hal
Sedrm. upstairs apt. and l-6edrm
terrace apt. A.. J. KESSINGER &
CO, JU. 9-4544.
HOME AND INCOME - Takoms
Park. near everything. House with
$1,000 down Rent Of 2 apis. vii
carry. $50 loan for rest. viii also
s sVssi. Ju FSe sssss,, Call OWNER
BURNT MILLS KNoLLs
Silver Spfing--New 7-rm. brk. ramb
Total price, $4,000 with VA, FHA
or conventional financing. Features
Venetian blinds, spacemaster dool
On den ov birch ~ cabinets cabinets ~ ~
Call 10. $4,000, 10. 5-iT09. HE
1901. JU. $3.50.
SILVER SPRING COLONIAL-Well,
bur. brick home. near schools ant
excellent .transp. First floor hai
liv rm., dining rm.. kit. with tabl'
space and powder rnn.. 8 bedrms
and bath on End floor; storage attic
bsmt w.sh recr. rm.; porch: VA
FILA or Conventional financing. Cal
OIL. 2-907n til q pm.
ANDRIS REALTY, INC.
SPRINGFIELD. 5104 ogden I'd, neal
Kenwood ciub-Beautiful brick ram
bier. 2 bedrooms. large living room
with fireplace. full dining room. com.
plete electric kitchen with breakfast
space and many extras: large
screened porch. 2n baths: full base,
ment with fireplace and finished
Iclubroom; gas heat; 2-car built-iT
garage: large attic.
shown Any Day. to s. by Appt
GEORGETOWN REALTY & ms. co
FE. 3-5577
Eyes OIL. 4.0569, FE, 3-9616
WOOD ACRES. Low EOS!
$4,000 will not purchase q fine
young family environment. Charming
brk. home In q beaut. wooded
setting; 3 bedrms., . baths. PLUS
biz paneled den. controlled neigh
borhood. public and parochial schools
| FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC, DI. z
IAN avAr VA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

TAKOMA PARK-aI may buy this
for i0ee down quality brick and
full bSm.. large detached brick
garage. spacious yard must be
sold and is priced we'll under mar
ket value Nov asking SlS,500.
CHESTER II KELLER. Realtor.
IL n-1lln PA a-RaRA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

S rn' couS S4Af Nome osdr aT1es and
bath. on End liy. rm,, din rm.,
Lge. kit: oil h.-w.h.; 3-car garage
Price. Si9,760. Excellent terms
MR.. DOYLE. with LAIRD b.
SCOTT, Realtors, JU. 9-0420: Sun.
and eyes EV A-Qfi5h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExANDRIA--owner will sell d:
in BEVERLY HILLS. Three bed
rooms, ~ baths, basement with
recreation room. earport. fireplace
In living room, well-eouipped kitch-
en-, laundry room with outside en-
trance to yard; excellent EXCELLENT St1Tase
A sHfRSs II HOUSE 4sEins Fg ssa
ono. with $4,000 down. Phone
TIE. 6-4457. No brokers please.
ALEXANDRIA, S9,250-Brick semi
! detached; jefferson Manor; full
basement; front screened porch:
! living room. dining room. equipped
Kitchen, . bedrooms. .siled bath:
| 81 900 down FHA. BELL REALTY
CO. XII. S-ls6s.
ALIEN, Delray section---2-family
kit, on LIST n. i rms. tile bath,
equip. kit. on End n. Gas INV. h.:
PRICED q only, Sll.2So, See today.
ARLINGTON, NORTH-ciose in and
convenient; charming white brick
s sRs cHS s G P% WITH Sss5ni and s ssl
kit includes disposal; l2xlO enci.
/ porch, full bsmt. with finished rec.
rm; beautifully landscaped lot:
asking Sc .a5n, For further de-
tors IA. 5-9393. once open Q
ARLINGTON BLVD. CLOSE IN
Duplex, direct from owner. Each
apt, 8 rms. bath, Ipch vac, LIST A..
newly dec. end A.. rented, SEQ:
/ tenants stay or vacate as desired.
Lot Anchor fenced. IA. 7-77b6.
BREN-MAR PARK; still no down
payment to qualified veterans on
Ss n.SST osnS ,isysIs CON
ished family room. Only. $1,000.
Also 3-bedroom brick ramblers with
full bSmt.; only .Sl4 ,2GS. For full
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DALEvlEW MANOR - Handsome,
sparkling white. all-hrick rancher
on. a. big, wooded lot and featuring
| delightful floor plan with foyer en-
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room with fireplace. separate dining
! room opening onto secluded scr.
ultra. de luxe kitchen with all the
latest G-E equipment In turquoise
and dinette area. Full bsmt. with
plenty OF rec. room space. Just
completed and ready for immediate
| occupancy. Low down payment,
LOW INTEREST FINANCING, S24,.
POO, ARTHUR l.. WALTERS. INC,
ia 7-520O
FALLS CHURCH AREA. Sis,500-
| Attractive, newly decorated 3-bed-
! rm. house Fenced-in yard, Dor.
| dered BY creek. Assume $500 40
! trust. payable S65 monthly. Add
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purchaser. Immediate possession.
! Call ia. S-JlS3 after $50 pm,
daily. Anytime weekend
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Buy or
rent, this newly decorated, 3-bedrm.
rss Gambler with part esmt, n the most
Sale price, Sl3.2b0; S67b down,
JE. 2.2bsl sHIPLEY JE. 2-2SS2
FALLS CHURCH, Main street-com.
mercial, house and lot; excellent
Investment; $4,000. OWNER, JE.
2-s47l.
CONTINUED on Next PageI
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detached; Jefferson Manor; fun
basement: front screened porch;
living room. dining room. equipped
kitchen. . bedrooms, tiled bath;
Anchor-fenced rear lot; about
81 600 down FLA. BELL REALTY
CO. XII S-lRBS