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The Nome nugget., 1957-08-28
Fish and Game Officials Speak At Rotary

Clarence Anderson and Ed Marvich spoke at Rotary lunch con today on their work with the Territorial Dept. of Fish and Game. MT. Anderson is director of the department and MT. Mar vich is biologist in charge of the sports fish division MT. Anderson traced the history of the depart ment since it was organized in 1949 and MT. Marvich spoke about conservation of sports fish.
 Announcement was made that a local group have applied for a charter from the national Isaac Walton League and that the ap- plication has been approved. A representative is expected soon to set up the local club of sports men.
 Other guests were Dr. Paul Haggland and Jim Crawford, Ro- tarians from Fairbanks, Mai. Gil lespie, Army advisor to the 1st Scout Battalion of A.N.G., Dr. Tom Mcqueen, ANS dentist, and MT. Rogers of Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-28
Rajah Chandra, Promising Artist,
 Unmasked As One-Eyed Parrot
 At Los Angeles City Art Exhibit

LOS ANGELES, R-The jig is up for Rajah, the one-eyed parrot who dabbles in art.
 He was unmasked Monday after, his ninth showing at a city sponsored art exhibit. An anony- nous telephone tipster said his paintings were not only for the birds, but for any one.
 "A parrot?" exclaimed officials, many of whom had acclaimed Rajah's abstract oil, "Cathay Laos,'' as the work of a promis- ing artist.
 "A parrot" sadly confirmed Rajah's owner, Miss Chandra Poweris, writer and illustrator. She had entered the birds paint ing under the name 'Rajah Chandra."
 ''Now that people know Rajah isn't human he won't be able to exhibit at art shows" said Miss Poweris, who has supervised the parrots three-year art career.
 She began by giving Rajah a first hand appreciation of the masters.
 
 I'd put him in my handbag and sneak him into museums to see famous paintings" she said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-28

At a recent Van Gogh exhibit the Asian bred dwarf parrot peeked out of the bag and began muttering in Chinese, Miss Pow eris said, 50 we left quickly
 "Other times he'd just look and absorb" she added. .s.
 When painting, Rajah holds the brush in claw and squints at the canvas with his one good eye When he develops claw cramp he switches to his beak. Some times he works three hours with out cracker break.
 To 1ayman, Rajah's daubings look just like that-a lot of mixed up dots and lines.
 Does his mistress ever lend a helping hand?
 Absolutely not" her only con- tribution is the titles and sig natures.
 The parrot-a member of sev- eral art associations, whose meet ings he doesn't attend-has paint ed more than 759 watercolors. "Cathay Laos" was his first oil, Miss Poweris said. and presented problems.
 F'Turpentine on the palette made him bit giddy,' she said.
 "Is this the end of Rajah's career?
 'No, he likes to paint" Miss Poweris said. Recognition will probably come harder now be- cause Rajah will be limited to private showings.''
 "But," she added, "who ever heard of a good artist who didn't suffer-"
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-28
Eisenhower DenOunceS Russian Attack on
 Disarmament Proposals

WASHINGTON, RNPresident Eisenhower today denounced Rus |sia's attack on Western disarma- ment proposals as deeply disap- pointing" He said Soviet rejec- tion would condemn humanity to an indefinite future of immeas- ureable danger
 The President counter attacked two Soviet statements claiming Russia had successfully tested an intercontinental rocket and at tacking Western arms proposals. Eisenhower called the Soviet claims on missiles developments "boastful," and said the assault on disarmament proposals of the US. and its allies was couched in "scornful words"
 As far as the United States is concerned. Eisenhower said, i've shall never renounce our efforts to find ways and means to save mankind from that danger (of atomic conflict and to establish just and lasting peace"
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-28
Chamber Plans < Shaping Up for
 Visit to Fairbanks
By RUTH MCLEAN

At the regular weekly meeting of the N.W.A Chamber of Com merce President Jim Walsh dis cussed tentative plans for a visit to Fairbank the last of Septem- Der. This trip would give the Nome Chamber members an op- pOrtunity to visit Fairbanks Chamber members and continue the close friendly relationship es- abolished between the two groups when a delegation from Fair banks visited here in July. Regis trations for the trip may be made in: the office of the Bureau of Public Roads. .'r-'s-g
 A Communication was received from Alvin Polet, president of the Alaska Chamber of Com merce, advising of that organiza- tion's annual meeting in Juneau Oct. 25, 26 and 27. The main topic for consideration at this meeting will be Mining" Also at that time new officers for; the coming year will be elected.
 A letter from Sen. John Me Nees was read protesting the re- cent removal of the public health nurse from St. Lawrence Island. Sen. McNees pointed out the ur- gent need for a nurse on the is land because of the isolation of both Gambell and Savoonga. The Chamber was also advised of Sen. McNees' communications to Dr. Hayman of the US. Public Health Dept. and to the village councils of GambeI and Savoonga.
 It was noted that the reason given for removing the nurse was lack of suitable living quarters in either of the two villages. The matter will be referred to the Board of Directors for consider ation and action.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-28
Army Trainee Killed By Machine Gun Bullet On InfiltratiOn Course

FIT. DIX, N.J., R-A 21-year- old, Army trainee, crawling with 60 companions under fixed ma chinegun fire in schooling opera tion, was killed Monday night by a wild shot.
 The Army announced the death of Pvt. Frederick H. Sylvester III, 21, of Braintree, Mass, and said it believed the accident was caused by defective ammunition.
 Sylvester and other trainees were crawling across an infiltra- ton course in the darkness with a rifle and light pack. Rounds of 30 caliber machine gun bullets whined over their heads.
 Suddenly, an Army spokesman said, Sylvester cried out, and shot in the chest was dead on arrival at the base hospital. He was in his fifth week of training.
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-28
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Ethel Thomas and Hans Jemewouk.
 Discharged: Joe Amarok, John Analook, Audrey Analook and in fant, and Danny Rockne
The Nome nugget., 1957-08-28

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget
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THACKER MOTORS

18th and R. I. Ave. NE. LA. e-e53o
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air sport
cpe. a recovered stolen car TO be
sold TO .highest bidder. For de.
tails and to see car. call operator
AZ RE. Uses between o am and
B pm. \ lst be sold By ii/21/57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

DODGE 1855 Royal 4-dr, sedan;
beautiful rose and black finish; fully
equipped, $l.195: Ccc guarantee.
Capital Cadillac-O Co.
1899 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
DODGE 1850 4-dr.; this has been
sOna. OT thfous sse and s7s an n ex sss
mo. BOB KIRK KLEEN KARs.
1an7 pa ave q IN -rrae
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DODGE 1916 4-door sedan; good
running cond., body and tires
Sl45 or bes. offer. VIII. 6-S504.
DODGE 1857 4-dr. Coronet; push
button shift, etc. Black and white
nnish. very low mileage. New cal
condition throughout. Save $500 or
this weekend special. $1,S95. S29S
ldoWn
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MCKEE PONTIAC

NEW tIas CART so CATION
10Th and l. SITS NV ST. 3-fi07
CHEv. '55 VS. hardtop; power
packed, WIS, every extra, 10000
ORIG. miles; sl,195. 10, 1882.
CHEW. 1880 a-dr.. r., h.: very
clean; little car. sac. S45 down,
500 weekly. 5000 Biadensburg
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DODGE $50 coronet sedan; whit.
WV. Tres: clean Si' oSiS ssI T'''
Emerson & Orme, Buick
2401 Pa. Ave. NV. FE. 1890
Open sunday. IL to 8
ENGLISH FORD Zephyr 1852 4-dr.
very clean throughout: cheaI
tfansp.: S4D5, JET ENGLISE
FORD; 1884 Pa. ave. s.es IL
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jT0M0bllES FOR SAL
(coNTIhUEpl

DICK 81 Riviera hardtop: excel.
'ond.; pvt. OWNER; cream top,
.ark blue bottom. RE. 7.1034.
LICK 1886 super Riviera hardtop
.rpe; gray with white body; fully
skes; S2.695, ccc guarantee.
'apitol Cadillac-O lds Co.
te9 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
LICK 1883 Special 4-dr. sedan;
and h, other extras. original
bwner. S645. Phone KE. 6-7693.
LICK 1854 Super hardtop; z
hd h.. dynafiow. Wv, tires; ST.
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| AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE /

CHEVROLET 1857 station wagon
4-df.. l6-pass.. s-cyl.. powerglide
l.. and h.; 5000 actual miles
~. 5-i2s5.
CHEVROLET '53 2-df.: poWergifde
low mil: excel. cond.; must sell
S675. IA. 2-0362.
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air hardtop
beautiful 2-tone white and bluei 7
and h.. poyerglide; Wv. tires
OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 9
Emerson & Orme, Buick
2401 Pa. Ave. NV. FE. 1890
CHEvR0LET 81 hardtop; Wv
tires, r. and h.. new seat covers
new battery. LC. 2-s467.
CHEVROLET 1857 Bel Air 2-dr
VS.: radio and heater, powerRlide
1000 miles; golden beige and In,
dian ivory. Call NO. 7-1249.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

DODGE '54 4-dr, Meadowbrook
sos n'e oSsn TO-DAY sssl buy IS ye p clean
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1905 Ca Ave. NV. ia. a-3lO3
DODGE 1881 convertible; cream
body, new black top; this is really
q pretty car, excel. motor; SIS
dn., S36 mo. BOB KIRK KLEEN
kARS, 1897 Pa. ave. sc. Ii,
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Emerson & Orme, Buick

Open Sunday IL to 6
LUCK '54 convertible: yellow with
black top: matching interior: ex.
eel cond. inside and out; new
rubber: S1.195. RA. 3-l754.
LUCK '5a super 4-door: with dy.
|RfiOw, radio, heater, Wv. tires
Exceptionally clean inside and out
DIV mileage; $500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1895 GEORGIA AVE. L0. $4,000
BUICK .55 Riviera 4-door hardtcp
slrs Sos SAi hos ssR ssns COR f s51eK
DEALER. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th
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FORD .57 VS. Custom Tudor; Q
tone, w.-w. tires, Pordomatic. ra-
dio. heater, turn signals. new,
5000 miles. Diplomat leaving:
reasonable. Once, HO. 2-R736;
home, EN-. 3-5040.
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DODGE 40 4-dr. coronet; T. and
h. auto, trans, recent overhaul.
new tires, seat covers, well kept I,
gn0E pa QAsA9
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Suburban Cadillac-O Odds
Emerson & Orme, Buick
Suburban Cadillac-Old,

CADILLAC So Coupe de vile.
striking 2-tone finish, full power
and electrical equipment Absolute
Immaculate condition. Week end
special S4,4a5.
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DODGE 1858 VS. Coronet 4-dr.; T.
and h.. overdrive: $4,000 miles,
uew-car condition: $3.50. FALLS
CHURCH DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH.
Lee hwy. at Hillwood ave, JE.
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BELL MOTORS

500 Wise. Ave. Wo. $4,000
DODGE 1851 coronet club coupe;
down. FALLS CHURCH De Soto
Plymouth. Lee highway at Hill
wood ave, JE. 2-2300,
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FORD '57 Country Sedan station
wagon: gunmetal eray, red and
U Cmssic WA tlans vi T1Srd engine Efas
approx. 2.1N0 mi: still under
neg-car guar: OWNER returning
TO heavier car: S2.595. IA. 2.
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FORD 1910

Coupe VS.; excellent; very low
over $3.50. EN-. 3-02f9.
FORD lMODEL Al Tudor; best Offer
over $50. Spruce 3-7446.
FORD '57 Fairlane $500: Fordo-
matte, power steering and every
extra; 5000 miles; new-car cond.;
S2,295. ia. 9-4004.
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BREWER MOTORS

Hi wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-7700
luck '52 Special 2-door; dyna..
= and h.. orig. 2.tone blue. i'm,
trade. NATIONAL MOTORS INC.
BIS Wis. ave; NV. EN-. 2-OIOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

ance on Ed Sullivan's show July
z, then planes south to Miami's
Eden Roc for q weeks engage
ment. Panic. which remains
on NBC this summer with re-
runs chats news?) has been re-
newed for the fall.
- 50
Pauline Mccarthy, the 81
year-old Cleveland housewife
selected to appear on Garry
MOOre's show just 20 find out
what it's like to be ON TV, ar
rives in New York today and will
be on Garry's show all next week.
|. IL those closed circuit fee
~ baseball deals puzzle you,
Martin CodefS TV Digest re-
ports this week that no com.
mitment has been made BY
American Tel and Tel or any Of
its affiliates for transmission Of
same. In other words-it's
still mostly talk. although II
could happen.
The rassler who challenged the
referee to a match on last Thurs
days WTTG-5 bill will be pitted
against him tomorrow night, but
the station informs us they'll be
on prior to the locally televised
portion. Latest addition to
WWDC's announcing staf-Paul
Mills, formerly Of WTOP
There are plenty Of good an
nouncers out Of work. incident
ally. Paul was selected over
a half-dozen well known area
personalities. Milt Grant
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FIN Stutions

MeIsFM-si.s Me.-sp.m. 10 iOD.m.
WRc-FM-s3.s Me.--s.jo an 70 tam.
WIoP-FM-ss.3 Me.-2t-heu sperstlss
WASM-FM-s1 Me.-Ia an. 10 ml6nlrh;
WoLFM-sol Me- an. 70 mlenlsht.
NfAM-fM- 1907 Me.-7i-hsW operation.
WwDe-fM-ioi.i Me- en-. 70 Z ~
WeMsFM- io3.s Me- Wsskdsys Gas IN. d
miGnlght. Sundays Iiss an 70 mIdnlsht
WARlFM-ios.t Me.-s:jo On. 10 asn.
WUsI'FM- 1ee.s Me.-1;1e an 10 On.
WMAl-fM- 1914 Me.-ti s.n. 10 lies a..
Other AM Stations
WPlk-11o M.-Dsyll1hi saIy.
WARL-1oo .-DsyIlsht snly.
WeAr -iose Ne Daylight OhIy.
WUsT- ii7o Ne. Daylight snly.
WAY Tao ke.--Dsylishi Saly.
WWDc- 1850 Ne. -7t-hsuf operation.
WFcR- 1910 Ne. Daylight SAly
W0ok- 1870 ke.-2l-hsui spfstlOn.
WtAM- 1880 ke.-s en- 10 I an.
Wnl- ltso kc.-l an 10 mlanight
WIDOW is4o ke.- Daylight suly.
WPec 1850 Ne. Daylight snIy
WHY 1900 Ne. g IN. 10 mIGnisht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

mere are oCner tnlngS TO 90.
it might be noted-and Jackie
wants a chance to do them.
One things certain: Carney
knows exactly where he's going
after next weeks Playhouse
80 production in which he
plays Dublin's colorful Lord
Mayor Briscoe !. Except for one
S UNI mer stock engagement
(Which he enjoys) Carney is
homeward-bound I'm Just
going to sit around" he sighed,
land do nothing"
\ \ 4
Steve Aliens deftly written
short story in July Argosy, "a
Prize for Mr.. Big" may be fiction
but only the names have been
changed to protect the rufIied
feelings Of a lot Of nice people.
. -. The award bit that goes with
many charity affairs may be a
phony. but it's a gentle bit Of
deception at worst. And 1
doubt II the public is taken in
any more than the "Mr. Bigs."
F. :. ALLEN. incidentally, has ac-
cepted his share of awards,
including one from the Variety
Club here.)
+ X
Spike Jones will carry on
through the summer (WTTG-5)
and it's odds-on that the astute
has either wangled him
self a better deal or has a firm
commitment for next season.
d. Washington's Betty Madigan
has a busy schedule: she opened
at the Laurel Hill Country Club
in South Carolina last night:
goes to New York to record sew
eral singles prior to her appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WTTG (S)-Movietime
USA: Lost Squadron" The
adventures of aerial stunt
men. Joel McCrea and Rich
ard Dix. 1882.
$500, WMAL (D-Circus Time:
Guests are recording star
Steve Lawrence and piano
duo Ferrante and Teicher.
500, WTOP (9l-The Bob
Cummings Show: Bob causes
commotion when his Air
Force buddy's wartime sweet
heart comes to town looking
for him.
$3.50. WTOP (9)-CIimax:
Taste For Crime" Minister
ing to the sick by day. and
prowling the paths Of burg
larry by night. q respected
physician bafiies the police.
Michael Rennie. Peter LORE,
Beverly Garland and Marsha
Hunt star.
500, WRC az - Peoples
Choice: Sock tries to protect
Mayor Peoples from being
blackmailed and only succeeds
in backing him into Q poll
tical corner.
900, WMAL (D Danny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

Thomas Show: THE Flash
back Story" Danny's children
couldn't care less when he
returns from a tour to share
his birthday with them.
$3.50. WMAL az - Bowling
Time: Eddie Foy jr. is guest
bowler. Competition is be-
tween Tony Lindemann and
Jack Aydelotte.
$3.50, WTOP (9D-Playhouse 90:
"Ain't No Time For Glory"
A World War II drama of
suspense at the battlefront.
when an officer, devoted to
the welfare Of his men, is
ordered to capture an under
ground enemy fortresSes.
Barry Nelson, Gene Barry,
Richard Jaeckel, Bruce Ben
nett and John Barrymore. jr
star. Better than most shows
in this series"-TV Key.
600. WRC (4)-Lux Theater:
Color Edge of Doubt" A
young woman claims the
blood found in her car is the
result of her running over a
dog. But a police examination
reveals the blood to be
human. the same as that of
her murdered ex-fiance. "A
slick whodunit"-TV Key.
1:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: Sahara" The journey
Of a tank crew across the
African desert after the fall
Of Tobruk in World War II.
j. Carol Naish. Dan Duryea
and Lloyd Bridges. 1913.
1:2O, WMAL t7)-Premiere
Performance: Fury at Fur
mace Creek" An unscrupu-
lous mining syndicate pro-
vokes massacre in order to
open up Indian lands to ex-
ploitation. Victor Mature and
Collen Gray, 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
Franz Lehar: Eugene Or
mandy conducts the Phila-
delphia orchestra.
$500, WIDOW, WASH-FM- In
the Concert Hall: Program
includes, "Pomp and Circum-
stance March," by Elgar and
piano Concerto No. l." by
Beethoven.
1900, WGMS - Star Perform
ance: Pianist Dinu Lipatti
plays selections from THE
Memorial Album"
$500, WTOP-Robert @. Lewis
Show: Dick Haynes Is the
featured guest.
sos, WRC-X Minus One: A
reporter on the Interplana-
tary Press on Mars is dis
patched to check out victims
of a strange new disease.
800, WOL-Good Music Time
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stages his WTTG--5 Record
Hop" poolside at Glen Echo to-
weather permitting.
y Il 4
Mailbag: From India comes q
postcard from Lou Hazam. the
Phileas Fogg Of Silver Spring.
reporting on his current TV pro-
ject for the March Of Medicine.
Hazam. who scripted the
brilliant "Monganga." is helping
a global report on activi-
ties of our doctors around the
globe. He writes:
india is eractly like the
movies-iDhich makes it hard to
do anything original With It.
Haze so far hit Japan, Korea,
FormosG. Hong Kong, Burma
and noiu Calcutta, en- route to
Nepal. Do you think I'll make
it in 80 days?"
Answer-Easy.
y y
Are things fouled up at the
networks? Let me give you one
example," said Arthur Godfrey
the other morning. On the Mon
day before a recent Wednesday
show. the producer told him he'd
have more time in the second
half because 1t was sustaining.
Godfrey was aware that the
sponsor (Pillsbury) had can
celed, but this was his first
inkling that the 13-week period
was UP Godfrey. who could
have picked up another sponsor
for the remaining shows with
any kind Of notice. adds-"And
do you know that not one of
the brass at CHS knew"
A. c.. by the way, looks At and
healthy ;. Don't believe any Of
those gossip column items about
his being ''in great pain" . He
credits his "dressage" workouts
(horsemanship) with his greatly
improved physical condition.
Quickie Review: Margot Hart
man, recently of Arena Stage,
looked mighty pretty Tuesday
night on the Kaiser Aluminium
Hour windup (WRC-4). but
her acting assignment was fairly
hopeless. Alexander Security was
likewise wasted in this overdone
meller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

Program includes, "Toccatas
for piano." by Beethoven, and
Sonata No. a." by Haydn.
1000, WWDC - AAA Forum:
Washington I. Cleveland, Sec
rotary Of the AAA. discusses
plans for street and road i'm
provements in the area.
1l:35, WWDC - Steve Allison
Show: Domenick Strada,
president of the Amvets, Gar
rett Underhill, Military Ana
lyst, and Elmer Klavans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

chairman of ACTION com.
mittee. are Steve's guests.
Baseball Tomorrow
500, WWDC-Baseball: Cleve-
land at Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
ON THE AIR
GIeoson's Decision
WISE Carney Feels
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON

:
Among the people who'll be missing Jackie Gleasons
weekly show next seasonhs softspeakng sdekk Art Carney
But Art feels the Gleason decision was wise one 1.-THE
has been terrific" Art told land remember he's
been going steadily for since he started
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
LONG BEACH
DIRECTIONS

Drive : miles south of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island I'd.
turn left at st, Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs TO Office on
(,hesanpakP Ray
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LONG. LOW STONE RAMRIER

LONG. Low STONE RAMBLER
Ssdroom eo full aH Sat SSuiG FANNY Kl room
l4x20 on LIST floor; 3-car garage
huge lot with tall trees. and lovely
view OF the countryside. Only III
minutes to l4th st. Bridge. Unusual
and different. You can assume an
$4,000 4t2fo trust See this today
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300
Facing Chesapeake Bay

This is a Darsain and will sell to
the FIRST person TO inspect II. Lo-
Gated on the prett.est spot on the
bath cottage, newly decorated inside
and out. large front and rear
screened porches. large liv. rm. with
natural wood paneling and wood
beamed ceiling. fireplace: nice sand
beach, a safe place for children: ex-
cel,ent swimming fishing. hunting
and boatins and Just / hour from the
center of D. c. Terms can be ar
ranged. Call Immediately.
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GOTHAM
$3.50 DOWN

Owner asking Si8,D50. but must
sell An reasonable offers presented
.i-bedrm. rambler with lovely living
RIM. dining rm equipped kitchen,
dishwasher fun bsmt,
lovely area. convenient 10 schools
ntc Call IA n.utOu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
LUXURY

Designed and built for modern
living. decorated in excellent taste
Has huge pine-paneled living room
with fireplace. large dining room
with built-in rustic pine paneled
cupboards. modern equipped kit, 3
twin-stzed bedrooms and . baths,
with fireplace. nice patio and at
taehed garage Situated on a beau
titul tree-studded lot This Is truly
a beauty and With excellent financ-
ing: S19.On0. ines GI loan. Priced
at only S2ia50 To see. call ia.
s-666O.
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AURORA HILLS AREA

Close in and convenient: this ivy.
covered brick home with bedroom anc
bath on LIST floor. two 16xll bed.
rooms and bath on End floor. Ar
Tor teen-aRe children: 24-ft. Twins
room with fireplace; separate dininl
room. fully equipped kitchen. bsmt
and garage. Only 3 min. to Penta.
gon and Army-Navy Country Club
Priced S2I.950. FILA financing
available.
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IMPRESSIVE COLONIAL

In lovely stratford Hills, sparkling
,,r,ne oriek consisting q gracious
large kitchen. lalouSied heated den,
J bedrooms. ga baths. fun bsmt.
recreation room and bath. Use Lor-
com lane for easy committing to
Washington, This is really a beau
tiful home OF quality and desirable
Ity
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

lNDUSTRIAL--2nd omm.---Several
buildings, from 4.500-20. 900 So. II.
Excel. location. For further infor-
nation, call
MICHAEL WALSH g. SONS
RE. 7-S2S2 Ewes, JU. 7-B7T4
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-WTD.
VACATION PLACES
SHENANDOAH RIVER

RiVcr PARK oifers the RdyantaYes
Of the river and the mountains Lots
and COTTAGES for sale 5-acre private
park area for property owners, com.
plpte with filtered swimming poel.
For information, call CIR. 3-"l ~.