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Fashion Fun

First. on the agenda, is a hearty Thank You3 to Vogue Magazine for ''re-checking the clothes featured in their August Ist issue and stretch ing their outlook to include ~Alaska- dressing Since Mt in Sika are not pc akin g around U.S's 'peakiest peak nor arc We basking on the bank of the Yukon, We fall in- to the "O th erWise, pretty much everything goes cat- e gofy and a pleasant cat- egory it is! Snow boots are not vcry important M these parts but those attractive country boots illustrated throughout the issue would seem m stride with Sitka s weather and you needn't be five or fitty miles out of town either to enjoy them And wouldn't the" flashing suede coatT be at home, here.
 On the Town Side, the hats seem hattier Wi EIat in fact. And theyre going back hack of the head, that is. ln drapes, in folds, in sections. And aren't the bloused hats rcmin- isccnt of the CoSsack
 CoIor IN a definite fact, this season, whether NV fabric or leather. SPicy-nutmeg brown Delicate amber green or Gin- ger standing on its oWn.
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Hostess of he Week

As public Relations Commit tee Chairman of the Alaska Nurses Association she gives expression to her interest and pride in the nursing profes- sion, and Has, for the past three years, been W member of tho Pioneer Homes Hospi- tal staff Frank N busy, too mot only is this harvest time at their homestead but it is also Alaska Day Festival Sea- son and as publicity chairman for Alaska Day, he has ~ biz ana vital iob to carry out
 Although Mary has spent nearly twenty years in this country, one can still detect slight speech mannerisms re- Ininiscent Of British Columbia Where she was brought up, although Mary thinks that hen occasional broad As are arc a New Zealand import for she was born in that coun- try and lived there until she was siX. ITO British Columbia, though, she attributes her in- terest IN Alaska While nurs- ing on the northern B C coast, Mary decided to in-. vestig e what lay to the mort h and came to Sitka. Since then the Richards haze seen a good cross section cf the Territory ana Have lived in Anchorage, Seward, Whit tier, Fairbanks and Candle, and for the past seven years in Sitka.
 Mt is interesting 10 note that when the Richards were newly married they visited Myrth and Rudy SarVela at their Jamestown Bay home stead and years later were to buy this very spot they ad mired. Nestled behind quiet cove, the view N spectacular, the soil fertile and the wood, close at hand Here each member of the family has found individual expression
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Miss Alaska

Seattle, Wash. Miss Stuart Fraser Johnson, better known as Miss Alaska has also been tapped for the title of Miss Alaska Flag Line by employees of Pacific North ern Airlines, which helped sponsor her trip to New York to ta ke part in the Miss America contest at Atlantic City, Pacific Northern N known as the Alaska Flag Line
 Miss Alaska Flag Line , who halls from Douglas, sis ter city to Juneau, Alaska, is enrolled at Mills College, on \ music Scholarship after having attended the Jniyersi ty Of Washington for one year.
 Besides her talent at the piano, Miss Johnson has the following recommendations
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AHp ar us rAas M oa HkLp oTAsss nAl rntisA
BY JOHN and JANE STRICKLAND

the minister asked of the ccngre- gation. tWnat are you getting out of Life3n
 During the larger part ot the re- mainder of the service, Williams mind was on one thing. What WIS he getting out of li1e2" About aa he could sum up was ia bare I'M ing and lot Of worry" Toward the end of tie service. he did near tIf you're not getting what vast want. why not analyze your sit ton. and remedy any failing?"
 All that afternoon. he thought 3l those remarks Of the minister He did analyze, and he decided that worry filed entirely too much space Tn his existence. How to rout it? He didn't know. But he did know to 20 to the library and get books on the subject. One sentence stuck in his mind: Live for the day only; do your best; let the future be what it may"
 And that was an that was needed to change William Minor from a morose. harrassed individual. who saw little prospect of promotion, to cheerful man who loved being with his family at the end of the day. and who got a promotion n just few months
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TODAY's PROBLEM; vorry!

A1DSA M h1ARAAA-AFA 8SA @ XXYILLIAM MINOR. Jeanette, NN Pennsylvania, started in his frst job With a company sO big that it took weeks, sometimes months t1r one to learn all the procedure, thg paper work and the systems. Materials were hard to get, for the United States Government had prl- ority over many kinds But MH- ltan was interested in getting ahead, nay, he was determined fo R-t ahead! So he threw himself llVo his work. took on practically fha responsibility. if not for the entire company. at least for HIS section of it. He worked all day and he thought matters out at aiEht.
 Ihe result was that after year or more of this pressure #he went home s0 tired at night that he spoke gruffly to his wife and children, when he bothered to speak to them at am It wasn't long before he found the children were keeping out of his way; that his wife had something to do at some spot where he was not. That didn't matter. He had plenty to think about and he could best do N in solitude
 In church one Sunday morning,
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TF YOUR faucets need polishing, l use a half lemon after the juice has been squeezed out. Wash and lnse and polish with an old soft cln h
 To clean out a slender vase. fas- lla a piece of sponge on stick ahd push il down into the vase This IS also good for decanters ai bottles
 Pearl handled cutlery can be polished with very fine salt Rub
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with a ohamois cloth after the salt treatment
 Black specks from sllverware, often difficult to polish off. yield readily to a paste made of whiting ana olive oil. Polish lightly with A soft cloth
 Linen can be bleaehed easily With lemon juice Dry in good sun light Repeat the treatment if the linen needs more bleaching.
 When you want to remove grease rom skillet, cover the bottom with boiling water and add tea- spoon of washing or sal soda. Boil until the grease dissolves and the skillet will yield easily to suds cleaning
 Weeds in the driveway Gan be pulled but It's best to kill them by plat nE dampened salt over them.
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BOUNTY or THE SEAS.

The abundant food and Water potential of our oceans has Been barely touched, but soon, science tells us, We'll be drawing on seaWeed aS w food for plants and animals. EX- periments have been con- ducted which show that milk
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THE TACKLE SHOP Rifle Scope Sights
Decorative Tricks Pep Tired Rooms

Get tho whole family interested iE decoratiny There are many decorative tricks Sd simple that even a ghiia If seven or eight aan parti4Ipate in making the HGme rncrc comfortable. spacious 6r intese Sting
 N N7ga N bookcase for toys or b4oEs2 These are easily achieved DT painting bricks white or red fo h-ing clt their texture Three of fo.r bricks Between natur1l cel nrAl or painted baards mafa fhe bookcase, but yau miaht like them in Lie children $ rooms as sh+lvss tpr toys. hobby collections or ia. NaAr own room for maga7Ines piants or ehina
 yfave an oid bread bax7 Ti7y raA be enameled Whife aao .tT4nlmed with steAeils or deaal, fp hold papers, nenrils and o'Rei Hiiraework Supplies M ht w 2 q h or lven in the Kitchen N the ta6lt n. that room is used for home work
 Storage Space
 Il there an ald camp chest ot Ar4ay locker siEin4 No the ba ment bring it Hp ta provide "of deriul storage space BurIap. danim or felt can he used far covering it to match or contrast in the room it's used Before taa ding the toy. place foam tatp r #piece or folded old ~hRnilIe soreaa right on the cover, then fnish wiff the burlap This will give cem- fortable sitting while the chest cam pe used for out-of-season clafhesa books. skates. gym shoes. bowling balls. etc
 Should you need \ neN Wastr- basket in the same room. cover this with the same material as the chest described above If yoHre using it elsewhere, paint white and decorate with decals or use wallpaper from a section of roll tnat was used in the room
 Orange crates provide storage. too, but they need not look like crates if they're covered gaily with adhesive-backed paper which gives a durable finish Use print or one of the wood-grained pail terms to match other wood used in the room
 Conversation Pieces
 Modern bulletin boards are very simple to make since you can use pegboard and colorful golf tees to tack the memos in place. Peg board can be painted to match or contrast room color.
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New Process for Storage ot

New Process for Storage of Cream.
 Your milkman may soon be offering you a cream that can be stored for as long as six months and at room temper ature. Our Department of Agriculture has perfected simple process af adding sug- ar to the cream which can be carried out in any well-equip- ped dairy The sugar, it seems prevents bacterial growth and hence, the cream remains dairy-fresh. It can be whip ped and used in any other way you'd want sweetened cream.
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Dress Pattern No l336 - Yov'h Iike fhe styIe and confoH oF thH chaming sun-dress and iaeket combination. de signed iOsi for hulf-sizersI
 No. l336 With PH0TO- GUIDE is tn sizes l4Ih. l6g,. f8fa. 2oR, 22ha 24la Size 1872, 3z bUst. dress 3a4 ynrds of a5-irchi boIefo. 2Hs Yurds
 4Needlework Pattern No 322N-A eyte ploy feilov for the IiftIe oHes or " ronfuH. able pfilow for the fovorfe chair No 322-N hos hof-ron transfef for Poffera pieces, HUT directions
 Send 35r for eaeh dress poffern. 25f For eoch needNevork puiierr tadd 5e fof eorh pattern ftv ffrst.ciuss maihnql tr AUDREY LANE Bl'RFAu. DePt NWls 367 West Adams Street. ChicagP z. iN
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THIS WEEKS RECIPE Pink Lady Sh0rtcake
lServes 6-8

l cup heavy cream, whipped ' tablespoons confectioners'
 sugar
 lla cups sliced fresh strawber-
 ries
 \ teaspoon grated orange rind 8 ounce package lady fingers
 Fold confectioners sugar. strawberries and grated rind into whipped cream. Place layer of lady fingers in wax paper-lined loaf pan (81k 4la- K 2a41. Spread half of cream mixture over lady fingers. Make another layer of lady fin gers and cover with remaining cream mixture. Top with lady fingers. Chill 3 to hours. In- Vert on serving plate and slice to serve.
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The Baranof Banner, Sitka, Alaska

production increased in cows led on d seaweed meal, and that the yitamin A content in- creased q. Sheep produced more lambs and better pelts; hens laid better eggs; turkey mortality was decreased; and pigs fattened faster on this seaweed food. SeaWeed is the only known vegetable source of vitamin Bl2, besides hold ing other vitamins and its high mineral content makes 1t an excellent soil fertilizer.
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These are peciatreat gridde with hint of mellow batter lts tnn bauer that bake and light thin, tender cakes m ', toppng Hot buttery spicy and full of aoo apple apples and too Spoon the sauce directly onto (thereS butter aplenty lt)- That's canned e sauce used zesty tang canned apple s perfect for it.
 ric GriddIe Cakes:
 taaiaenoons s,aar mashed cooked taaennon sa1t sweet potatoes aasrnons baking powder melted butter ?
 Spicy Apple Sauce m together four sugar salt and baking powder Beat ega sivng until Add melted butter margarine Drop Bake, turning to brown on beth 4 srye hot with Spicy Apple Yields servings.
 SPICY APPLE SAUCE
 cup canned apple A teaspoon nutmeg cup brown "A teaspoon cinnamon
 margarine brown nutmeg and cinnamon, prhG tO mnutes add butter margarine; sur ual me- tcd Serve hot griddle cakes.
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She was born in Juneau l0 years ago, is five foot seven In ( hes tall, weighs l35 pounds, is a perfect 36-26-36, and has lovely blue eyes and blonde hair.
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PRICE. $4,000
cAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. 3-4113 Ewes, JU. 5-a086
SILVER SPRING, $22,500
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000

TAKoMA PARK, MIDI nothing
but the best win satisfy. ask to
see this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home
that has so MANY extras. You must
see its custom built terraced
garden, Dial Me. $4,000, ask to
see this unusual home, Close 70
Langley PIX, shop, fast bus and
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BETHESDA tclose-in)-NeV bfk
Colonial. unusual value: 3 bed
rms Den, powder nm, full bSmt j,
kit. has dishwasher, Wall-oven'
stc. Good trees Only S22 $50.
SAMUEL Z. BODILY OF ND,
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BETHESDA Wilson Lane ATea1-
superb rambler on "a acre; biz
i5xl5. Today's kitl i5x 1ib d d@,
17x14 with firepl., 3 bedrms 3
baths. On lower level (above
ground bedrm.. bath, Charming
family rn. l9x15 with firepl :,
porch, huge garage. Dashboard
h;-w.h. Trees. flowers, etc. SAM
UEL z. BOqLEY OF MD, INC.
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4-bedroom. g
bath brick Cape Cod Offers much
70 the growing family. BARGAIN
priced AZ s19.50O with easy terms
Large 4hafs LIST trust may be as
sumed ? bedrmH. and bath on
each hooT. Liv nm. din. rm,.
terrtne kit. and full bsmt., fenced
lot; Early occupancy. Cal Ju.
SS-4 IYyTv ,th cs pm LAWRENCE
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BETHESDA oUICKIE! Splendid loo I.
near NH and Naval Hosp.-3-
oedrm. brick. bungalow. in perfect
eono.; lovely rec. rm. in full
oSmt,. Ice. scr. porch: nice hiFh
elevation, beautiful view. Priced
~ Sl6.b00. VACANT, MUST BE
SOLD Very small down payment.
balance less than rent, FRANK s.
eyes al: 4MbSees OIL. 2-7OOe;
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

222s Chester st. Sc
lnr Nichols ave. i-Spac. 3-bedrm.
frame, redee. cow. 70 Boiling and
Andrews Field. Priced low for quick
sale Only $3.50" $50 mo-: low
On. pymt. III. 2-7s5O
HILL-s-rm. brick. in
come or home; near library. terms
Ii. f-065S.
HILLCREST. nr. Ala ave. and Hill
crest dr.--Must be sold owner
closing estate. Diet brk. 9 rms.
bath, rec rm., newly equip kitch-
en-, storm windows. vall-to-wall
carpets. 3 air eonditioners. bit. in
gar ives, TE 6-2233. l. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor. Ma s-0753.
Mr.. BRANCH AVE.-3-bedrm. det
brick. 2iz baths. beautiful paneled
rec. room. built-in garage; mr.. pa
rochial and public schools: FHA or
conventional. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. Realtors, LU. 4-3400: ewes,
~ i,g5l5. OFFICE CLOSED
COLORED-6s3 so. CAROLINA
AVE. ST. bedrms. bBrnt., ga
heat. yard. Terms. 10. b-3605,
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OPEN DAILY
OUICKIE

owner moving 70 Texas and
leaving for sale this 3-bedroom Co
ionial Den. large living room with
fireplace. dining room kitchen with
combustion hmana refrigerator
and freezer; full basement with
Wsfher and drier Ike new. beau
tiful lot Eyerything included. sl6,-
IN sPAcToUsNEss Is YOUR
TASTE
We have the recipe. and IT'S this
lovely all-brick split-levei with 3
large bedrooms and den, 24-ft liy-
ing room, separate dining room.
modern kitchen with . large. sun
filled picture window and leading
70 . large screened family porch
3s-ft. game room in basement and
close to schools and bus. Owner
transferred: S21 $50;
James G. Conley & Co.
e525 GA. AVE. ~. e-4i34 I'll .
(continue on Next Pace
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DOLL, HOUSE

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 TIL o PM, RA. $4,000
Our 3sth Yr OF Dependable Service
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CHARMER, mr.. NH
Tremendous appealing 3-bedrm..
a-bath rambler: separate IN
LAW QUARTERS ON MAIN LiV-
ING FLOOR; delightful din patio,
rec, I'm; Priced 70 sell In upper
OIL. 2-70Ofi; ewes FF rgS0O
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CoLoRED-2 AND 3 ROOMS
1916 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
Inspect. then see wAPLE. NewlJ
decorated, all utilities furnished
Adults only. 1924 14th st. NV.
AID. 4-20O5.
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in new-house condition: 3 bed
rooms, ga baths, game room and
Call OIL. 6-2344' once omen q MI
?, THOMAS J, FISHER q CO. INC.
BETHESDA NAVAL HOSPITAL
rm,' din. rm', i4x25 n Screened Hs
porch, . bedrms., bath down; 3
additional bedrms. G5x2O and
with bar; garage; S25, $50, 500
900 FHA loan available ANDRIS
REALTY. OIL, 0-Q07O
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BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL, 4 bedrms,.
, baths rec. rm., modern kit AS
sumo $1,000 4lses loan with
small down payment. o ID. FIELD.
INf. III KIN d vi q
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HOUSES ToR sALE-sE.

1879 VI DUPONT ST. or nc
Issk sssA id f' S sas. sf Ss G Ssi..
o. LU, a-fSO6' Nh. dRkKn. 'V''
COLOnkD-e6oo DN.l near 81,
sll.a2eths hosPlt.lz Modern, IKE:
lit. aspsrais ain I'M iss lsveI
ioti near school, shops and trans.
portallon, For the beat 10 BE- had,
s5n Ma. cox. 10. $3.50 Of
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levy CHASE vILLAGE--Attrac-

tive Williamsburg brick; few
blocks from Chevy Chase circle,
Rosemary school area: 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths. all-eiectric kitch-
en-: . Of the bedrooms and bath
are on the LIST floor: built BY ex-
eellent builder 8 years ago: new
a hoy eoo condition; Priced under
pm. EDW II JONES 4 Co,
INC. $500 Conn. ave.
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THE SAVOY

eaOt 18th ST. NV.
Don't skin this aal We are con-
yenient 10 nhoupinE and tranapor-
tati0n, Newly decorated and en-
tremeiv larne apta, IN elevator bids
4 rms, kit. and bath, $50 ner mo
Don't take our Word, see tenant IA
Apt, 10 and he viii shou YOU.
THE HARWILL
1885 X ST. NV.
bedrm., Nv. Fm,. entrance foyer,
III. and bath, within watkins dis
lance Of downtown. ef-hour eley,
and switchboard service, soo.bO,
Ma A-fAsa,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. = Vacant,
newly decorated; an impressive,
brick Colonial home with fall
center hall lst-fioor powder room
and den, 3 bedrooms, > baths.
basement, attached garage, wall
to-wall carpettng: excellent finane-
ing available Call WO $4,000
TIL 3 pm. EDW. H. JONES g. Co,
INC $500 Conn ave
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LOT. low rent: on suitland I'd and
Homer ave. Ideal for used-car lot
and drive-in. 10. 10000.
RESTAURANT = Small restaurant
in Ken, Nd; very good potential.
makes own ice cream. furn.. fiX-
lures and ice cream eduipt.: in
good eond.; excellent opport. for
righIt, party; terms. Call 10.
BEAUTY SALON, Roosevelt Hotel
ReaS. rent. fully equipped, won
derful opportunity. Contact Mr.
Jacobs, ABC SUPPLY CO., MA.
GROCERY, at large trailer park
near Fl. Meade. Nd distress
salel. Ideal location: living quar-
ters stock; all or part. Parkway
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Modern ebay Shell. in ID G or
nearby Va Call HE, $4,000
HARDWARE. ne; up-to-date store
37-yr following. good terms All
replies confidential. Reply Box
4aa-J Star
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS drug
sundries, patent medicines, etc
Does over 5000 day Price, $500
incl stock Terms. $4,000 cash
w L. THRIFT lexclusive). l4ll
Pa. ave NV, Ma. S-9743.
PRINT SHOP-Sacr. business. old
estab accts., l-man. fun or part
time shop. Insp. pm, 766 ilth sc.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Major oil company has modern
service station for lease 10 nearby
virginia: stable and busy Iieighbor-
hood location; rental terms attrac-
tive; small capital investment; SAL
aired training. Call KE. s-2747.
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AND COzY-4-bed-

ATTRACTIVE AND COZY-4-bed-
corner lot, surrounded by q bevy
Of beautiful shrubs. . bedrooms.
powder rm.. liv. rm,. din. rm., kit.
and porch on LIST floor. . bedrms.
and bath on I'd floor. Full bsmt.
Only S1S,500. Win FHA with easy
terms. Call JU. 5-4222 It'll 0 pm.
LAURENCE " TITTE9 20
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CHEVY CHASE, NEAR COLUMBIA
COUNTRY CLUB. ALL SCHOOLS
AND sHoPPINo-LiVing room,
dining room, den, powder room,
Kitchen with breakfast counter,
baths: sun porch above attached
garage. Priced in mid-2Os, FILA
appraisal. Call OIL. 6-2344, once
open 2 I'll Q. THOMAS J. FISHER
q CO.. INC.
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hENSINGTON--3-bedrm rambler
fuDs EQUIP kit. porch fenced
yare; 2 blksy 70 recreation center.
PARK and elem. school; &i2.g5O.
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CHASE, MD.i vacant. new
~ decorated close to Conn. ave.
"A white brick home. ideal for
couple or small family: separate
dining room; den and bath on LIST
moor; 2 large bedrooms and bath
on End floor; full basement. ga
rage, screened-in porch. Call Wo.
$4,000 till o pm. EDW. H.
JONES a. CO., INC, $500 Conn
ave-
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from Chevy Chase Circle. Pine
family home. 4 bedrooms, 9 baths
on second l bedroom. bath on
third Price $50. 900. Call Mrs
Crowley. OIL. 2-3961. WALKER a.
DUNLOP, INC, Realtors, Uptown
once. EN-. 2-6715.
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On. buys 4
bedrm., all-briek Cape Cod. Pun
esmi; Excel eond 10. 5-36ss.
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CHEVY CHASE, Friendship Hts,
4516 High st; close TO transp',
stores-This home is larger than II
appears; . bedrms., 1st-fioor Law,
Ice. lot, full bsmt Reduced 10
$4,000. OWNER, OIL. 2-3132.
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WHEAT0N-3-bedrm, semidetaehed
Colonial: liv. rm., din. rm., equip.
kit; nice level corner lot: all
cows; Sl1 $50, $500 down.
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP ~. S-7loO' 0
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CHEvY CHASE VILLAGE

CHEVY CHASE-4;bedrm. rambler
a,osth' 2lxl5 liv. rm.. garage
trans. shop: sea 800. I'll o pm
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-f4l5
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9;BDRM; BRICK RAMBLER-s6oo

On. FHA. ) yrs. old; bsmt., storm
wheaton. BoGLEY'S. 10. 5-3434,
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THE HOME BEAUTIFUL-The last
word in grandeur. Bound TO please
the most discriminating buyer.
Brick-and-stone rambler, on huge
wooded lot. 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. den year
round porch, lavish rec. room,
maids rm. and bath. double ga
rae: loaded With WIS de lg gT features 6
IAWRENCE " LUTES co.
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W0ODSIDE-A gorgeouS, 2-year-
old split-level Rec. rm. with fire.
place, twin-Size bedrms., three
full baths and q dreamy kitchen;
S23,950. ASHLEY q CO. 10.
5-2322 q It'll q
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FAMILY WITH CHILbSEN should
buy this immaculate split-level
IN. high schools in Silver Spring:
excel. bedrms.. magnihcent rec,
rm.. 2 baths, scr. porch, Ice. level
lot, trees; S2l $50. A ]. KESSIN-
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LARGE RAMBLER-All-brick con-
struction. 3 big bedrms,.. paneled
den, Ia tiled baths. table-space
kit, full bSmt excel Silver
Spring location mr.. bus; Sl9,950.
A. j KESsINGER a. CO., JU.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2 BEDROOMS, furn.. mr.. Wash.
Golf and Country Club; for sum
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LANGLEY PARK, b OWNER; no
agts, 1000 Usage st-3- bedrm. ],
rec IN . sll5slss k sisso party On
sumo AZ OF ioan. HE. (-2l6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-30

BRICK RAMBLER Ice. bedrms.;
beaut. liv. rm., with bay window
and fireplace: din. ell; lovely kit.
with table space; level we'll:
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CO., JU. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-30

wHEATON-owner will finance II
Ts@sisn baths SSear T Os sss
screened porch. completely fenced
lot. cow to public and p9rochial
schools. S16,9a0. 81 900 dn. 10.
5-36SS. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
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