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The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
Senate Passage of Mideast Resolution Assures Independence of Nations,' Says Secretary of State Dulles

WASHINGTON, R - The Sen ate passed it's version of Presi- dent Eisenhower's Middle East resolution 72-18 last night.
 The resolution, already passed in another form by the House, serves notice on the Kremlin that America will fight, if need be, against Communist attack in the strategic Middle East, and gives the President more leeway in use of up to 200 million dollars in military-economic aid for that area between now and July 1.
 The House first passed the reso- lution 355-61 on Jan. 30 almost exactly as Eisenhower requested. The Senate put in a number of changes in a lengthy debate which delayed passage for two months after Eisenhower's original .ur- gent request.
 Secretary of State Dulles last night gave quick approval to the Senate version, saying "the sub stance is the same" as in the House bill.
 ''It is now clear" Dulles added, 'Sthat the Congress of the United States has, by an impressive, non partisan majority joined with the President to assure the peoples of the free nations in the Middle East that the United States stands ready to join with them to build up their strength and, if need be, help them defend their national i n t e gritty and independence against Communist armed aggres- sion."
 James P. Richards, former chair man of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, conferred with Eisen- hover and Secretary of State Dulles today regarding mission to the Mideast which Richards will head.
 Eisenhower announced plans for the special mission when he outlined his Mideast program to Congress Jan. 5. The Richards group will explain to affected na- tions the purpose of the Eisen- hover program.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
WHAT KIND OF A TAX
 DO YOU WANT?

tested.
 The Chambers Board of Direc- tors will draft a report on local reactions to potential tax mea- sures which will be sent to the Second Division legislators.
 Continuing the discussion of current bills, Wilbur Arnold re- viewed one that proposed to di- vide Alaska into districts and pro vided for mutual fire-fighting benefits between districts.
 The balance of the meeting per iod was devoted to a discussion of the way in which 1857 funds will be spent in this area by the Bu- reau of Public Roads. Frank Mor- ris pointed out that the funds have not yet been received; how ever, when he returns from meeting to be held soon in Juneau he will have more definite infor- mation on how the money is to be spent this summer.
 P. L. Reader states that small contractors are anxious for infor- nation on how the funds will be set up in the beginning of the master road-building plan for the Territory. It is likely that the original plan will be followed dur ing the succeeding years.
 Richard Lee credited Dewey Goodrich 100 per cent with ob- taining road funds for the Second Division. He asked the Chamber ! to sponsor the suggestion that the BPW confime it's work to the main tenance of existing roads and not become involved in building new roads. Frank Morris stated that 1t was the endeavor of the BPW to contract road work whenever practical.
 Jerry Manning has been asked to prepare an outline of the Cham iber's views on the subject.
 Stan Morgan, past president of the VIVA Chamber has re- ceived a letter from Secretary of
 Continued on Page Two)
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
FISHERMEN BATTLE GIANT MANTAS WITH HARPOONS AND AXES

SAN PEDRO, Calif., R - The crew of the fishing boat Pioneer told yesterday of desperate three-hour battle with harpoons, axes and knives against three giant manta rays caught in their net.
 The Pioneer was fishing fo1 tuna about 250 miles off the coast of Baja California when the man. ta rays were shared.
 Each of the rays weighed about three tons and had ''wingspread' of 30 feet.
 With guns virtually useless against the huge creatures, the Pioneers 12-man crew harpooneo the rays, pulled them alongside chopped off their deadly sting CTS and then hacked them tc death.
 Sailors said it is not unusua for one manta ray to be caught in net but it is almost unhearc of for three to be shared at one time.
 The crews battle saved the Pioneers huge $25,000 purse shaped net from severe damage
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
By ERIC GOTTGETRU

JERUSAEM, R - Israel began moving out of the Gaza Strip and the Aqaba Gulf coast today.
 Premier David Ben Gurion crushed Parliamentary opposition to the pullout, winning over whelming votes of confidence. He said there will be peace Eff the United States and other powers will keep their promises to us
 Arab disturbances and an Is- raeli suspicion that the U. N. emergency force planned to re- store Egyptian administrators in Gaza interrupted the flow of ma teriel from the strategic area for few hours.
 Authoritative reports said the pullout was resumed this after noon.
 The Israeli army announced an Arab civilian and an Israeli sol dier were killed and two Israeli soldiers were wounded during an outbreak of sniping and attempted
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
Correct Alaska Road Building Flgure SAA,UUy.UUU

JUNEAU, tR - The Alaska Highway budget has been boosted to $22,009,00O for the first full year of Territorial participation under the Federal Aid Program
 The Department of Commerce stamped approved" on Alaska's highway system of primary and secondary roads, and it was first announced the total construction and maintenance for the first year, starting this July l, would be $21,459,0OO.
 Then it was discovered the orig inal announcement was in error. The corrected budget adds $600,- 900 to the appropriation for the First Division - including an ad- ditionaI $30O,OOO in Forest Service funds.
 Highway Engineer Irving Reed says $50,000 has been taken out of the proposed budget for the Valdez district of the Third Divi- sion. Reed says the error in tabu- latiOn resulted from a clerical mistake.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
CHICKEN FEED LEFT TO
 KEEP CHICKENS OUT OF POT

LOS ANGELS, R - The old age of for pet hens has been pro vided for by the will of spin ster, who set up a chicken feed to save them from the stew pan.
 Miss Claudia M. De Wall, 79, a piano teacher, died last Feb. 13, and left $20O in trust to a neigh Dor, Mrs. Wilma Althouse, with these instructions:
 sPlease see that my pet hens get a home If one cannot be found, have them put to sleep. I don't want them eaten"
 The rest of Miss Du Val'S $12,000 estate was left to the Union Rescue Mission, a skid row. charity.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
R.A.F. Transport Crash Takes 17 Lives in England

GRAFTON, England, R - A British Royal Air Force transport plane crashed into two farm houses near its base today and the Air Ministry announced IT per sons were killed.
 Fifteen were airmen and two were occupants of the wrecked dwellings.
 Six police dogs aboard the plane also perished.
 It was making an approach about two miles from the Abing- don RAF Base, 75 miles northwest of London, when it smashed into the farm houses and burned. Three of the airmen were thrown clear and escaped with injuries.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
By RUTH MCLEAN

At the regular weekly meeting of the VIVA Chamber of Com merce President Jim Walsh asked Russell R. Hermann of the Legis- lative Committee to lead a discus sion of current bills before the legislators in Juneau. Mr. Her mann pointed out that some sort of tax program seems inevitable territorial sales tax, an export tax, or a property tax; and the Second Division legislators are asking for opinions from home.
 As Sen. John McNees has writ ten to the Chamber, they will ap- preciate hearing of the most painless" form of taxation, if there is such thing.
 MT. Hermann continued the dis cussion by pointing out that ter ritorial sales tax could raise the tax in Nome to 4 percent. This causes alarm among our merchants for two reasons: it gives a decided advantage to Outside sellers and puts the local businessmen in the role of tax collector.
 The amount of tax on local peo- pie will depend on how the bill is written, if a territorial sales tax is decided upon, and it is impor- tant that Nome people express themselves.
 Judge Walter H. Hodge com mented on the possibility of 2 property tax and stressed the fact that the $500 arbitrary assessmen on mining claims should be pro-
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
Bill in Senate to Limit Business Tax To Real Profits
By WILLIAM J. TOBIN

JUNEAU, R- An amendment making the Alaska gross business tax applicable only to firms show ing a profit-regardless of the amount of gross revenue handled was lacked onto a bill in the Senate yesterday.
 The bill would permit the an- pllcatlon of professional associa- ton fees to offset part of the Territorial business license fees.
 The Alaska gross business tax levles one-half of one per cent on the first $20,000 worth of business done by any firm in the. Terri tory. An additional one-quarter of one per cent is imposed on the gross receipts above $2O,O0O. Un- der the existing law, the tax is due whether any profit is made or not.
 The mental health commitment bill - recognized as a must" - was put before the chairmen of the Senate and House rules com mittees yesterday.
 A bill calling for big boosts in taxes paid for gill nets and stake nets for salmon fishing was intro duced in the House.
 The bill would amend license tax on the nets - now collected at the rate of $2 for each 100 fathoms of net. A fathom is 6 feet.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
Israel Moves Army Out of Caza on the Strength of U. s. Peace Promises

lOOL1ng.
 Ben-Gurion slashed at Egypt's President Nasser in his speech before Parliament preliminary to the votes that overwhelmed his foes - the Nationalist Herut, the Communists and the conservative General Zionists.
 If the United States and other powers will keep their word to us, there will be peace," Ben Gurion said. If they will not keep their promise and if they shrink before the Egyptian dic- tator's threats that he will not allow Israeli shipping in the Aqaba Gulf, there will be no peace"
 Ben-Gurion had reiterated that Israel rejects the Egyptian-Is- raeli armistice of 1949 as the basis for the future status of the Gaza Strip. He held the armistice is null and void on the ground Egypt violated it by continued belligerency.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
Burand to Open Nome
 Assay Office in April

The Territorial Department of Mines has announced that Willow Burand of Manley Hot Springs will fill the Nome vacancy in the Territorial Mines Office.
 According to the release, Mr. Burand was for three years a mining engineer at Haystack Mountain Development Company uranium mine near Prewitt, New Mexico.
 He will open the Nome assay office in April.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
Sl35 RING IS STILL ROLLING!

PITTSBURGH, tR - Anna Mae Alwine had story to tell police last night and if it seems funny, 1t wasn't to her.
 Officers said Anna Mae dropped into tavern and, when custo- mer at the bar voiced admiration of her $135 diamond ring, she re- moved it and handed it to him for closer inspection.
 Anna Mae said the man pre- tended to drop the ring, made be- lieve he was following it across the floor and rolled it right out of the tavern door and he van ished into night, aong with the ring.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-06
Community Will Observe World Day Of Prayer Friday

The special services on the World Day of Prayer will again be held this year at the Nazarene Church. This is sponsored by the Nome Ministerial Association, and will extend from 12 noon until 2 p. m. this coming Friday, March 9th.
 There will be four half hour periods of prayer, with each of the periods opening up with sing ing. The following pastors are designated to preside at each period:
 12 Noon Edgar Bibb 12:30 p. m. ....Willard Mechlenberg 100 D. m. ........Roald Amundsen 1:30 p. m. ......ThomaS KnudSen
 The offering taken will be giv- en to the new missionary worker of the Alaska Native Hospital at Anchorage. Alice Green, who has been missionary on St. Law renee Island for many years is this new visitation worker at the hospital.
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REAL ESTATE SALE Of ExcR

FOR PURCHAsE--I Home wanted In
desirable section In city OF near.
by VirGlnla OF Maryland HOUSE
with at least ) bedrooms baths
Not too far 10 city. State price
aee Of house terms and possible
time for occupancy II Wllling to
trade for Clearwater or 81 Pc
leIsburg Florida, property, please
y O. Boz 1hl, Clearwater Fla
RwO v aCaaE OCEAN BEACn Lots
VIII eHoh for resid. lot In Argyle
Gountry Club urea, &P, $4,000.
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HOUSES uMFuRMlsHIn
fcOAYlNtlEDl

ALEXANDRIA, AREA--Rrick: :
hedrms.. newly decorated Anchor
, fenced; $40, WE s-sa7a.
ARLINGTON, NORfu--siiO, Com
S Srs H SSsr sU sSr. Hs cH.S s dcs
wood and other trees. Lafge stone
barbecue bedru,s,, IA baths,
sep. din. rm, all large rooms,
plenty closets. screened porch
Basement ASk-uSi REALTY Co,
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2214 Virginia Ave. nav.
SPECIAL OFFER

This special little bachelor house
/ is real buy ct $4,000, with hrs-
place, bar. kit, patio. 2 bedrnas.;
I / blk. from state.
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LAUNDRYMATIC - Income. s4O0
dryers 9 exirAetofs etc should
clear Ss OOn yr. Only $4,000 down
A. r. SEELYE, Df 7-s3.5
sM, O.. PLANT, Mont Co, Nd =
Income, 100000 yr. rent $50.
low expenses. very good work
80 1000 down A. r. sEELYE, DI
e.9gah
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FALLS cHURCH--3-hsdFm Ariek
rambler, Si3S per mo
MRS STBGNER
NEITHER REALTORS, IA 5-TS15
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CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
REALITY SALONS

DEhO OhLAJNO
ARL. SHOPPING CENTER --
operators Air eond Mod EQUIP
- ,non cash down handles Price
- $50.
Street entrance Lovely dis.
play window Lone estAb. Excel
18TH AND Cot. Rp. NV op-
orators. Good income Priced 10
18TH AND XII AREA opera.
LARGE OFFIcE Bi.Dd vie
Oarnnckrrs and busy section. Rem;
Sl3S Price. $4,000. Terms Mod
ee1ig; Z operators, .,,,
Sc. sHoPPiNu CENTER fcoI-
ored Rent, SEES mo. Mod EQUIP
UPPER Sw.-Rent. $50 Mod
lair eond. . wet units. 10 driers 5
operators Income $500 NIX. - 500
81 600 cash down handles
ND. SHOPPING cENTER-No,
quite ". old - wet units
$50 GOO " income S3.0O0-s4.0Oo
HEART oP DOWNTOWN WASH
INOTOH-iarSt beautiful we'll
equipped shop $50 uOo-Si o.. 0O0
~ income IL operators Real
money maker Excel terms. 70 right
party
OTHER SHOPS all sections
Terms New lisiinEs daily. Clients
waiting. Contact
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
BEAUTY SALON SPECIALISTS
Ma s-2s9d. HO 2-7alO. EN- 1898
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WousEs eoR sALe-MM

CONTINUITY
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HOME AND INCOME Ia rms,
suit. for 3 apts, or renting rms
Newly remod A real buy. SAM
CHAkTKER, RE 4-156T,
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House that has paste work done:
new bathroom. new kit. ise. liv.
rm, bedrmg.. "a bsmt.. needs Q
little imagination in completing re-
modelling. Only $l5,9sO and exeep-
tiOnal terms.
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BAR GRILL--N.W.
Opens pm daily Rent. only
$50 mo Priced low AZ $1,000 COM
plete. Terms.
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AMERICAN U. PARK

Semidei. hrtek home. 3 6edrms
hy rm kii. and bath : rat
ser poTches, compl redec Yer,
nice. $50 per no To tn8Decl
call BOSS q PHELPS. INC, Ma
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ONCE IN A LIFETIME-Here j,
your chance 20 20 into restaurant
business For 81 600 you set all
the stock and the business for
months, within 4 months II you
decide to stay you buy all the
equipment for 81 900 and take up
more year lease For further
InAn raM pa A-1Inl
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BOOMING HOUSE, NV, III rms
4 baths. Rent, yiaa, inc S3aa
Excel buy 81 nuO, terms. Cal
kEACH a PURCELL, TX 1-oitl
HOTEL. 80 rms on main street mr.
per, party. Box b-D. star.
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INSPECT

1914 LoNGFELLow ST. NV
Row brick q rms. . enei porches.
- baths. oil heat. Ia perfect con
oition. Key IN once 500.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
3i4 Pa Ave. Sc Ii. 3-O1Sf
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FOGGY BOTTOM

A few ready 10 move into--fnofe
being restored--we always have .
selection Of enhancing little town
houses 70 suit your particular
need In this area everyone Is talks
lnE about. From SI6.O00 70 100000.
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NEW HAMP AVE. NV.

SALE OR RENT
BY OWNER. beaut. semioet. brick
~. 100 Ssne I;v s', ~ s.ons
arepl, center hall. lEe din. I'm.
orishi den. roomy dinette and all
elec kit End FIR. : baths each
with ou,lt-in elee heater. Z lge.
becfms closets. lac attic fan:
bsmt has : lge rec. rms. tone
With hrepll, full bath. ldry. I'm.
washer, drier. lse closets gas
accommodations such as radio Jack.
cells. sound system M. shopptng.
tFansp. RA. 3-l6u0.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

ARLINGTON, VA.
1911 18th street. North
Fisht rooms. . baths n bed
roomsJ Newly decorated oil heat.
stove and refrigerator, built-ln ga
rage. Near schools and transporta-
ton. Rent Sll5,
Thos. ]. Fisher a. Co, Inc.
7as 18th St. NV District f-Bs9o
AVAILABLE HOUSES
4pI2 AvoNDALE RID MD
Michigan Park section Detached
. rooms and bath gas heat Rent,
Si26.
6f7 Monroe St Arlington. Va
Detached 4 rooms and bath, =
bedrooms, gas heat Rent. $40.
1911 18th g.. North Arlington Va
rooms and bath a bedrooms
newly decorated oil heat. Rent,
ti15.
5aOs 18th ST NV
II rooms. ga baths bedrooms,
Gear Rara2e, oil heat, close 20
TRANSPORTATION. Rent, SGD
s07 agnd ST NV
= rooms ana bath : bedrooms,
hot-Wster heat, George Washing
ton University section 500.
5O95 18th SIR NE
Semitic ached brick - rooms
and bath = bedroomtl, stove and
reiriRerator, gas heat sos.
Thos. J. Fisher a. Co, Inc.
li3s 18th 81. NV, District f.0s3u
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CHEVY CHASE. D C.
3il4 LEGATION ST. NV.

sllf L nptN ! - 81 I NV
CHARMING IMMACULATE DE-.
TACH BRICK Tow SeOs ON
SALE OR Will RENT MINED
OCCUPANCY. Out Military. left
on asnd. rieht on LEGATION EX-
elusive LAvALLEE CO. ST b
l1l7.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

tHN RCHES TOR SALE--N " q.
NE and TakomA Park wa seat
',up-3asl, $40. 900. $50, 600 and
$4,000 LEE PREV PLATT, ~
n-iToS I'll a.
CHURCH Of beautiful stone. seats
$50 Flreprooi "a class rooms
Loc ate1 on Z. Cap, st. PRfNuLR
REALTY, II, B-s5e5
= Detached brisk
church. 2sth ana Douglas sts
ne Like new Class rms kat.
combination Gin. 4 yrs old Mod
u-fu psgsonagei ige fenced lot
GOOD trans. SOS. 900 or best oIer
BLACKWELL REALTY. INC, AID
i-ti3A sun. II. 4-OOb6.
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esfn 9Th ST. NV CWo0dley
Parkl--Liv, rfn.. din I'm kit.
oedrms bath. 2-ear garaEs. partly
furn Sis
326 A ST NE Capitol Hilll--
Newly dec : rms kit, BATH. Eas
heat Sl35
FARMLAND ACRES. VA--Iia-
acre wooded lot = bedr,ns living
rm with fireplace. dlning IN lge
viii decorate to suit tenant SfEA.
$50 Sth ST Ne Liz rm
din I'm KIT powder I'm : oed-
rms hath full bsm. $40
2733 CENTRAL AVE Ne -Liy.
rm din kit nedrms "a baths.
full osnt gas heat $3.50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
, Mass Ave NV NA s-50s0
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$1,000 DOWN
GROCERY--NO BEER

Nearby suburbs. Owner quotes
over ~ 800 wkly Rent, only S75
mo Priced very low at ~ 500,
complete with large stock. stock
and fixtures worth much more
Ewes and Sun, Shea Chaser. RA
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y s.sDls - -Dtn bt. Nv
FOGGY BOTTOM

OPEN TO 8
24Q1iz eve St nv. drst onef-
ing. compi. redone. pic window in
25-t. lily din. rm overlooks gar
den. ? dble. oedrms ceramic bath
attic stor. Ress. priced. SAM KING.
-DI 1-1nMN. ewes IL R.naeG
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COlOREn--lai0 VERMONT AVE
NV - larEf rms kit bath
Newly decor incl all ntils $50
Key AZ g32 X 81. NV MA S-s3ns
COLORED--REsT So Modern 3.
I'M brick home, sep IN rm
De luxe EQUIP kit full bsmt
gAf heat, rec m 'tr bath
fenced ward Vacant 20 per
mo Call Du 7-sOUH n inspect
coLoRFD RENT bND wy
Top NV location Rrfre. 3-bed-
rm brick concrete porch hmt
auto heat Put those rent SIS
"a work
tn 2.lo0. la. 6-0i62, Ia. 6.Olse
COLORED lain c ST Sc.
H.Rm Row BIick only SCI
WASHINGTON RLTY, RIA 3.s3Of
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HOUSES EOR sALE-N.W.
FOGGY ROTTOM

? semidet. dwelling for invest
R Rsns o Il sHs ssO1 per z month 0 vii
carry. Price. $3.50 iof both.
Financing avail. Call Mr., Nc
Wo5oDwARD 4 MORRIS Realtors.
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 1855.
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IJOIIOR STORE
SODA FIN SANDWICHES
SI 500 DOWN

Only $1,000 down Does $500
week Beautiful equipment Easy
payments on balance.
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RENT A HoMEl
FROM $67.5O UP
CALL RIA. $4,000

CoLoRED--i50i TRINIDAD AVA.
basement, enclosed porch. newly
redecorated Apply DICKSON
,sEEA rY Co, 903 You st. nv.
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PoGGY BOTTOM

POGGY BOTTOM
Shows Court, open Sun 70 5.
Compacted corner brick d" bedrms
liv. rm openinc 10 patio, full
bkn,t under 100000 Away from
franc. OF 2sth St bet. Eye and X
also '-bedrm little hs ehelor
hidcout SO SOC Mrs Blaze. IF
I-7las with J c CHATEl, Real
tor HI 3-33ia
FCGGY BOTTOM
Direct from owner save commits
sion see SO sAth 50 nv sunday
open . 70 : This newly femNdele6
thine de luxe kitchen. tive baths
space, basement for storsge The
price Is below market
OWNER. Emerson "-3nia
SHEPHERD PARK DIT BRICK
7alO 18TH ST NV
OPEN SUNDAY l TO )
Must be sold this week Center
hall entrance. large liv I'M W me-
place. din rm kit. breakfast nm
and screened porch OF Nv rm.. 3
LARGE bedrmS . baths nm attic
and rec nm, and earaee 80
LOUIS RuDDEN tn s-3N6O
CLUB HoUsE. MEETING HALL
ETC LARGE meeting room kitchen
and . baths on lst 4 larve apart
ment on Ind q VIII keep up pay
ments. good location for non-pro-
AZ group. Mr.. o'Hazza. Fl. 4-45f5
l"el NJ ST. NV,
MARSHAL L J MApiE co
AID 4."00h
ONLY si4,aaQ REAs TERMS
SHEPHERD PARK SpFCIA'
louis RupDEN TIL "-3OsO
POP SAFE OR PINT
$500 EASTERN AVE NV
\ rms. o. baths
REFRIGERATED
THE RIGGS NATL BANK
WASH LOAN A TRUST BRANCH
AO0 p ST NV ST. 2-AROO
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CHEVY CHASE. Hawthorne - The
exclusive Forest Section Of Chevy
Chase, ID. c Handsome GeOTgian
and In spotless condition Center.
hall plan. Generous sized living
rm. with cost screened porch and
fireplace. 3 beJrms. 2hs baths
and powder rm. play Tm with
flrepl Diversified RaTaEe wooded
grounds Priced 81 only. S33.S5O.
Shown BY appointment any time
Call EM 5000. SHANNON a.
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GEORGETOWN

P ST. NEAR WISCONSIN
Why buy Q house that is redecos
rated according 70 someone else'a
faster Here is . substantial spa
cious house In an excellent loca-
ton. full basement, garden. living
room. dinins room, Kitchen on LIST
recently reduced 70 $4,000. For
information or appointment TO view
call RHEA RADiH. RE. 1885;
ewes week ends, Pc. 3-GO65
WOODWARD Il NORRIS
Peaitorx ~92 0nth e. NJ w
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WANTED-Laundromat on terms
only no brokers. state location
reliable party Box 4Oi-M. star
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KOGOD A ROOKOFE

III 5th 80 NV Ma. b-Hl13
Cabs, Used-Car Lot
Station Good business and loca-
ton Terms CT B-2727 or CT
6-b432.
S AND 10 CENT STORE
Doine good volume. long-estAb-
lishFd profitable business. store
must be sold. Is owner has other
interests KINGS o a. 10. Du
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pELIC. AND SANDWICHES

BUYS VARIETY STORE DOING
81 600 WEEK LOADED WITH
STOCK PRICED Low