davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
de Coral Gables Muerta
hSteriosamente en- Mexico
Sospeehon que vn Americane Ia Met6

La policia de Mexico estima
que ell asesino de Mrs. Harriet
Hicks es I'm norteamericano.
sospechoso. de las agresiones he
'chas a, otras mujeres de la ca.
pital mexicana, segun la descrip.
cion que del mismo ofrecen di.
chas victimas.
La sonora Hicks viva en- 6O4O
Coral Lake Drive, en- la vecina
ciudad de Coral Gables, y to-
mia 50 amos al morir. Dei6 tres
hijos mayores de edad, uno de
los cuales volo a Ciudad Next
co luego que supo de la ACRE
sion a SUI madre.
Segun las informaciones, Mrs.
Hicks estaba de vacaciones en-
la vecina republica azteca, y Ell
% de septiembre alguien que
parecia ser americana o cana
diense, la invite a ir a un mer-
cado native a comprar piedras
preciosas. Siendo de dia y Gre
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05

de Miami y otros centres de e.
ia ciudad.
La villa tendra espacio para
acomodar viviendas para 300
y podra ampliarse hasta con-
tar con 500 o TOO en- SUI pc
rimetro.
La ancianidad es uno de los
grandes problemas de los Esta-
dos Unidos, teniendo en- cuen-
ia que cada ano es mayor la
proportion de viejos que habi-
ia ell pals, dado ell avance de
la medicina y la ciencia en- ge-
neral, que permiten una prolon-
gacion de la vida en- grado ma
yor.
Ell Sinodo Luterano de Mia
mi ha decidido patrocinar ell es-
tablecimiento de una villa para
ancianos exclusivamente, don,
de Sc elevaran casas para fami-
las individuales, duplexes y
dormitorios. Habra en- ella 81
tics de recreo, centres comercia
les, pequefas industries y
otros establecimientos donde
los habitantes podran realizar
algunos oficios y ocupaciones.
Uno de los aspectos mas impor
tantes de este proyecto social
es que servira de laboratorit
experimental al Institute de Ga
rentologia de la Universidat
de Miami.
Servira la villa como aula d.
clase para adiestrar minister's
del Evangelio, administrators
enfermeras, dietetas, terapeu
tas, agentes sociales, medicoi
sicologos y sociologos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
Impossible L~egoIizor ell
Juego en- Ddde Sin Uno
ReforIno Constitutional


Los partidarios del juego de
azar en- casinos y centres diver
SOS en- ell Condado Dade, han
reeibido una ducha fra de par
tie de las atlas autoridades del
Estado.
Una de las voces mas respon-
sables en- este niyel es ell Sr. R.
Erwin, Fiscal General de la Flo.
rida, quien expres6 aver que a
menos que los partidarios del
juego cuenten con tres quintas
parties de los votos del congre.
so estatal, no podra reformarse
la constitution y por 10 tanto,
no podria reformarse la legis-
lacion estatal que impide a
cualquier condado establecer
juegos. en- SUI perTmetro.
LOS juegos son prohibidos
por leyes estatales y estas uni
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
Universidad de Miomi
Reolizurd Estudios
en- Cosfu Rice

I'm grupo de estudiantes de
Ia Universidad de Miami, enca-
bezados por ell professor de mi
crobiologia DR.. j. Walter Beck,
iran a Costa RIGA para realizar
investigaciones en- csc campo
especializado de la biologia.
Ell programa esta financiado
por ell Institute Nacional de Sa,
lubridad, que ha donado $19.-
600 a la Universidad de Miami
para tales fines.
Otro grupo ira a Jamaica, con
iguales propositos. Pero en- es-
tie case Sc trata de seis gradua.
dos que Sc especializan en- me-
dicina interna.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
MUERE ATRoPELLADA
NINA De ONCE AMOS

Carol Lee Schaeffer, hija de
Mr.. y Mrs. Charles H. Schaeffer,
murio cuatro horas despues de
haber sido alcanzada por ell au-
tomovil que guiaba Barbara
Marks, de o. amos, vecina de Is
Salamanca Avenue, en- Coral Ga
bles.
Ell Academic tuvo lugar en-
Bird Road y So Court, South
West, a una cuadra del hogan
de la nina.
La menor resbalo frenta al
caro- que manejaba la Srta.
Marks, mientras aquella Sc diri-
gia a pie al centric commercial
proximo. No Sc han hecho acu-
saciones contra la que manejaba
ell auto, segun informa ell vi
gilante de la policia Fred Fa-
qua.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05

yendo que Ell individuo que la
invitaba obraba de buena fe, 10
acompano en- omnibus. Pero la
ruta que seguia iba conducien-
dolos a una iona boscosa, DON
de una vez que Sc bajaron y
anduvieron a pie por cierto
tramo, ell sujeto como de 40
amos, alto y de ojos azules, aga
FRO por ell cuello a la sonora
Hick, obligandola a beber una
pocima que la adormecio, ex-
trayendole luego Ell dinero, las
prendas y los cheques de viajero
que por valor de $500 traia con-
sligo.
No han determinado los me-
dicos aun cual es la causa de la
muerte de Mrs. Hicks, pero es-
timan que sea a causa del vene-
no ingerido. La muerte ocu-
rrio II dias despues de haber
sido golpeada y obligada a TO-
mar ell liquido.
La Sra. Hicks era decoradora
de cuartos y habia logrado bas-
tante fama como experta en- su
giro. Hubo de decorar los sa-
ZONES interiors; del barco Flo
rida en- 1856.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
Luteranos de Miami Fundaran
una Villa Para Ancian[lols"
Servird Como vn Loborutorio Para ell
servieie soeial y ReIaeiones Hvmanos

Tn gran proyecto que reune
aspectos de urbanismo, ciencias
sociales, religion, asistencia tee
MICA y servicios medicos cons
tituye Ell pueblo de ancianos
que Sc establecera en- South d.
de ~proximamente.
FL sitio escogido mide unos
60 acres de terreno y estara di-
rigido por la Iglesia Luterana,
cooperation de la Universidad
sidad de Miami y otros centres
de esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05
Pintorescu Figura Politiea de
Miami vuelve a Cargo Municipal

maravilloso para las relacions
publicss" segun Evans.
Quigg fue anteriormente q!
53) CONCEAL del a~yuntamient
de Miami, o sea, Comisionado,
;fue tambien Jefe. de Policia d
Miami, de 1921 a 1928, y de 1e'
a 1945,
Els conocide por su carSct
jouial, y por SUI movida actividi
politica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05

BESIDE 1921 viene hacienda
politica en- Miami ell veterano
H. Leslie Quigg, que va cuenta
CON- II amos y no ha perdido nj
pizca de SUI vigor y SUI salero.
Ha sido nombrado jefe asis-
tente de los muelles de Miami
con un haber mensual de $500.
Lo nombr6 ell Administrator
Municipal E. A. Evans, quien Sc
considera bien servido con la
labor de Quigg, "un hombre
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-05

Una llamada t~elefonica desde
Alemania devolvi6 la algeria al
hogar de los ancianos Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Honeycutt, vecinos
de As NV SO Street.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
GROWING THROUGH
BIBLE STUDY
SE=RkO1ETTE
REV. ROBERT w. HARPER

LAID orr
D ECENTLv. friend with
whom was driving picked
lp y man who Was going with WY
aoout thirty miles to an island off
ne Gulf coast The man cot out
My y floating Oil NV which thu man
sailed "A ship When MA returned.
the man was waiting fol Us with
ais bag of belongings IA number
pf other men were leaving the
ship. They e laid me oft, The
man told us Thus HAD the drst
look All the recession Wc nave been.
nearing and reading about
III 1 could write anything useful
Rbout the recession, 4 would In
spite Of All the wise statements
made about IL. what to do about III
does not seem crystal clear
This much we can learn there
need never be y recession ln the
work of God You Will never be
laid Oft, there Will always be
place for you IL YOU Would con-
tinue in the Lords service. And
short Of Inconsistencies a good
person can accomplish something
for his fellows "A young veteran
has survived the trip from the
Orient. number Of operations
and hospital soiourns, but is still
confined pa wheel chair. He will
never be able To walk Yet III u
about the most cheerful fellow
ever knew. III five years Of &C.
quaintance with him, have never
heard him complain. a. will never
be laid oft as long as life shall
last. IL teaches patience and
cheerfulness To All who know him.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
Polio Clinic

A polio clinic for all adults
l9 To DO years of age will Xxi
held May 18th from 7-9 P.
M. In the Sitka Health Cen
ter located above Sitka Print
ing.
This Is jointly sponsored by
the local health department
and the National Infantile
Paralysis Foundation which
y supplying the vaccine.
There will be no charge for
this service.
Fewer adults arc hit by
Poliomyelitis, but they are
usually more severely handi-
capped by the disease.
The polio shots are given
i'm a series of three and one
month from the date Of the
first clinic Y second clinic
will W held for the second
injection Of the series. The
public vii be informed of
dates and times,
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08

NAT. Edgecumbe Boarding
School is the scene of ire
mendous activity these days
VII the students prepare ton
tho gigantic air lift that will
take them back tn their
homes for the summer.
The Boys and Girls dor
natories pictured here are
receiving both their annual
spring cleaning and the spr-.
ing packing session that
sends the students packing
their extra gear for shipment
home. Cost wise the students
are advised to ship every
thing possible by parcel post
taking with them only neces-
sary items in order to Stay
within the poundage limits
of the airlines.
The annual treck of the
over 600 students from NIL.
Edgecumbe w tile many Ala
skan villages i'll the Terri
tory which they cali home
constitutes 4 major airlift.
Airlines participating in
The project Will be Alaska
Coastal, Ellis, Pacific North
ern, Pan American & others.
No boats viii be involved
this Year.
The exodus viii begin on
May 18th When Southeast
ern Alaska students will be
airlifted home. On the 18th
the young people Will be
started through Juneau to-
ward their homes in THE in-
terror w V pace CONSTANT
with tho ability of the air-
lines involved tn get them
there.
This Year The schedule will
be w arranged I'LL advance so
that whenever possible, stu
dents will arrive home the
same day they leave.
III other years bottle-necks
developed and students We're
obliged to stay overnight in
areas not equipted tn take
care of them. The plan this
year, with the airlines run
ming special flights, looks
much better.
I'm the fall the same sys-
tenn Will be worked i'll f.
Verse to bring the young peo-
PIE back w their class
rooms.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08

The National Geographic so.le-
typ alomar Observatory sNy 3 lr-
vey, called tn most extens Ne
map ever conceived by the mind
OF man. charts three-quarlers of
the heavens. Its l,758 telescope
photographs would cover tennis
court. and are expected to provide
astronomers with study material
for a century.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
CHURCH OF NAZARENE

=. Trueman Shelton, pastor
Sunday Services held i'll
the Carpenters Hall,
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Morning Worship 1880 AM
Young Peoples Service $50
PM
Evening Service ~ PM
Mid-Week Prayer Meeting
IT'S PM Wed.
n
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Baranof and G Streets Rev.
William III. Caven, Minister
Sunday School 9::45 AM
Morning Worship HOO AM
Sunday Evening 500 PM
SALVATION ARMY
Lincoln and Lake Streets
TT. Cathleen Boyd, Officer
III Charge.
Sunday School 1000 AM
holiness Meeting LOO AM
Sunday Evening 7:3O PM
Village meeting on Tues.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
UNITARIAN
FELLOWSHIP

Sunday: Discussion group 3:
00 PM. Subject: Life With
Father Today"
Home of Mr. and Mrs Chas.
tombstone
UNITED PENTECOSTAL
Front Street, Rev Charlie MA.
Yadon, Pastor.
Sunday School 1000 AM.
Morning Worship 1900 AIM.
Pentecostal Conquerors
TOO PM.
Evangilistic service
7.45 PM.
We'd. Prayer X Bible Study
7:45 PM.
Fri Preaching * Praise
Services 7:45 PM.
Sat. Light il the North
KEW 500 PM.
EDITORS NOTE;
ALL CHURCHES IN
THE CITY OF SITKA
HAVE BEEN ASKED TO
SEND US THEIR MAT
ERIAL FOR THIS DIRECT
DRY. IF ANY CHURCH TN
NOT INCLUDED lit IN
BECAUSE NO MATERIAL
FROM THEM HAS REACH
ED us.
. GROWING THROUGH
BIBLE STUDY
Each week one VI Sitkafs
Religions Leaders il asked to
contribute a Sermonette for
this column. Occasionally Y
layman will be asked IN con
tribute also we trust you
will enjoy the spiritual up
lift offered by these columns
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08

Our ads get results
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
The CHAIN saw
THAT KEEPS ssa
DOWN
TIME: \.
DOWN.!
ss,..,us.ussa,sar.ra

Here's the professional cut
ter's saw. The 8 hofs Po'yar,
Gear drive Homelite g.. hes
the Juggling power to h'.rg
down trees UP to 7 feet IA Z
ameter, cuts Through 20N
trees iii is seconds. And with
its balanced p pounds. YOU
can take Ill anywhere cut
anything. Its precision built,
short-stroI1e, f.igh compress
sion engine assures lower
maintenance cost and less
time-out for repairs. Dla-
ohragm carburetor lets you
cut in any position right,
left, up, down, upside down
Big new fuel tank lets You cat
longer without refueling. See
III, try it. Ask for a free demon
stratlon.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08

Greenland's icecap, . great nat
dome crevassed on the edges.
covers 100000 square miles. In
some places the ice Is more than
10000 feet thick.
Some $4,000 square miles-or
about Ii per cent Of the n. Sis
underlain with coal
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Ola and Park Street.
Sunday School 1000 AM
Morning Worship 100 AM
Sunday Evening 7:30 PM
Wed. Evening 100 PM
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
SEVENTH-DAY ADVEN

Pastor William Jensen
Preaching ever 3rd Sat. vi
the month.
Mr.. James Ogrcn, lay-lead-
er Sat. Sabbath School $50
AM.
Worship Service 100 AN.
Bible Studies and Music on
Tape.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
ST. PETERS THE SEA
EPISCOPAL

Lincoln Street facing Ocean
Or. Henry II. Chapman, Rec
tor.
Holy Communion 500 AM
Sunday School 9:45 AM
list Sunday each month AL
AM
Morning Prayer Il ANA
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
CHURCH.


lincoln Street, Downtown
Rev. Richard A. Gaenslen
Pastor
Sunday School 9::45 AM
Morning Worship II AM
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
ASSEMBLY or COD
Pentecostal

STluQay
Worship Service 800 AM
Pioneer Home)
Sunday School 1000 AM
Morning Worship 100 AM
Street Meeting 700 PM
Evangelistic Service 8;0OPM
Tues: Bible Study 8 Prayer
500 PM
Wed; Women's Missionary
Council 200 PM End * 4th
We'd.
Thurs: Mems Fellowship
Meeting 500 PM lst Thur.
Fri: Christ Ambassador y
and Young Peoples Service
500 PM
BAHAT WORLD FAITH
Wed: Women's Club Rooms
SIS r. MI. Fireside Discuss
ion Group Currently. Series
ON Comparative Religion.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
Church Directory

These columns are given to
all the churches Of Sitka in
recognition Of their contribu-
ton To the spiritual life of our
community.
Mt. EDGECUMBE
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Fey. Murlin Day, Pastor
Mt. View Assembly Hall
Morning Worship 1000
Sunday School 800
((Volcano Club
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-08
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Woman Club House Rev.
James r. Samples, Pastor
Worship Service IL A. ma.
Training Union 6:45 P. M.
Worship Service 500 r. NJ.
Wed. Eve. 7:45
(Reed's Recreation Room)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

Fess Parker: Its time started
having few indoor adventures on
the screen"
Gina LOlIObrigida: II think that
a girl who has already met the man
she knows she will marry has a sub
conscious knowledge of how her
first baby will look"
Ralph Edwards: You might say
North American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
What They Soid

I'm sort of in the human-emotions
business"
Tyrone Power: Some people say
they're (gossips) worse in Holly
wood, but I've found them every
where
Able Lane: Americans never
seem to notice all the things the
way the LatinS do"
wspaper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
CAREER DECISIONS
CAREER DECISIONS
How | Got Ny First Job

articles tn h successful men ana oeH otter
GdUe hoO to get ahead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

having the
qualification doing the thing
they left without the drive the and the
which essential not
achievement.
graduates like all who went ahead
their fes work means TO certain
many marriage, family fine house. and
that add up to happiness There
anything aspirations the approach
wanted into business and
also wanted write and thought would like SELL aimed at that
selling bonds mail
night,
expected
promotion
months
suited
it. will to the well the and will transcend in its
spiritual psychological satisfaction material reward hope
to gain.
the battle for
the salts
faction inherent the labor itself the right place
for complete apudes and the satisfaction of ncn
tons this kind Of effort becomes impossible
doesn't that should right niche Will
resome will be obnv
amenities
family.
Indeed heart will continue
after hard be enjoyed family friends You
will be happy will enjoy it with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
By WILLIAM E. ROBINSON

Board Chairman. the Coca-Cola Co.
1T Is indeed presumptuous for
IL one of my generation to attempt
to advise a bright, alert and So
phisticated college graduate OF 1858.
In the first place, today's grad
yates are wiser, more knowledge
able, and more realistic. They are
better informed about the world
at large and therefore have wider
knowledge on which to base the
vitality important step of choosing
their work.
The choice of the work most re-
sponsive to the young mans
talents and inclinations is at least
SO per cent of the requirements
for his ultimate success.
The world is full Of people who
never attained the success for
which they are equipped. for the
simple reason that they never had
an opportunity to work in field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
SPRINGFIrIn VA ~ =,

SPRINGFIELD. va, by OWNER
3-bdrm.. lla-bath. Split-level. sep
din. rm., hrepl in l!v. rm.. 1915
screened porch. fenced-in yard.
G-E refer, washer. disposal. dish
washer and dryer. $1,000 On. FHA
or assume GI. Open Sat. and
sun. . 10 9. Out Shirley hwy. mr..
Springfelo cutoff. right on Back
LICK I'd. left on Floyd TO 74O2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
. 900 CASH WILL BUY YOU an ex-

ceptlonai new brick rambler with
3 bedrms ., 2 baths Zone In master)
center hall. sep. din. rm., all-elec
kit. including dishwasher: full
bsmt. and a level lot. s q. GERA-
CHS CO, Realtors. JE. 2-23l4.
DIFFERENT split-level design. un-
usually spacious: 3 bedrms., po-
tential .4th, ga baths, rec, rm,.
2Ox20 liv. rm., sep. din. rm.. util.
rm., on cul-de-sac, mr.. Geo. Ma
son Elem; Monticello PIX, Alex. f:
S2B.950. XII. 9-707O.
S755 DOWN will buy a 3-bedrm.
rambler on lovely lot: Sl05 mo.
STARNES REALTY. CIR. 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

Just OF Mt. Vernon
blvd Easy and pleasant eommut.
Ing TO d. c.. Pentagon or Belvoir
Available Immediately Close "a
schools, buses and shopping. Very
desirable area. offering unpreten-
tious, but charming. 3-bedrm. spa
ctous ramblers: flrepl. lovely, Ice
wooded lots Attractive FHA res
Low sorn nsym.nt a0 nnn . Niea
mo. Listings from $4,000 "a
$4,000 ROBERT c DAVEN-
PORT, Real Estate, so. $4,000:
week ends and eyes so A.anhA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
ALEXANDRIA
OLD TOWN
on1gIE g. bla h5APH

OPEN BY OWNER. "a
Historic home aseribed 10 an
for the visit Of the MARQUIS de ID
fayette. Spacious entrance, iArge
double drawine room, handsome
dining room, kitchen and servants
quarters. Upstairs sitting room,
many bright bedrooms and sep.
arAte income unit II desired Side
garden and gArAge. Practical liy-
ms on . noors. Located in a beau
tiful block We present q fashion.
able townhouse, ideal for gracioui
entertainins. Priced In middle sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

AXE BANCROFT AREA-Spae-
i0us brk. rambler with full hsmt,
and fin. rec. rm.. 5 bedrms,, "a
baths, sep. din. rm.. wall wall
earpeting, fully-eauip kit. wash
srSdryer and refsS; optI B o,,iL
1 I'll 8. Save by calling OWNER
at CT. 0-34S3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

TAkA AREA, TOP LOCATION
White brick Colonial with 3 bed.
rms, l bath. sep. din. nm. mod.
ern Kitchen with LARGE eating area
finished rec. I'm. and screen pore
on large beautifully HANDICAPPED
lot WELTER r REYNOLDS co
INC IA -RSoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
EASY FINANCING

TAKE OVER HUGE FHA LOAN
on this spotlesa THRIFT BEDRM
Ia BATH BRICK RAMBLER, con.
yenient to Country Club, Only
yrs, old, In beautiful condition anc
Offering such desirable extras a.
wall-to-wall carpetinG. plano In rec
rm, HUGE cARpORT may b.
screened for summer use Very
spacious living rm, with fireplace
dining Il" kitchen has eatinl
space Huge master bedrm, with
private half bath. FULL BASE.
DO '' Dir rea' SSsoss p Msmor,s
Bridge and out Arlington blvd
lRte 500 70 FAIRFAX trafhe circle
left on Rte. e37 10 Embassy lane,
left 70 our Open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

tors. 6Si2 Lee hwy. JE. 2-220O.
GENTLEMAN's EsTATE-s2 acres
Of gently rolling ground in near
by Fairfax Co. are included In
the purchase OF this spacious.
modern home. tremendous bed
rooms and z full baths. A kitchen
the size. and hall foyer leadins
to q step-down drawing rm are
Just q few OF the features which
make this an ideal home for the
growing family or the executive
who enteitainS. 2-car garage and
additional space for horse stalls
are on the property. We think
that this is an outstanding value
MAJ we show you this property
Wilson blvd ia S-s50n1 ~V'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
FROM THE SHORES

OF the Potomac 70 the Blue Rldse
MIS-. you can look before you fnd
another home with this view. A
bis house with big rms. at . fair
country sized kit with eating
space and well equip. tremendous
rec. rm. and gar. Ice. lot with
trees: all this for S32.95O,
Town & Country Realty
TIE. 6-l4l5 8 TIL 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

EOLMEs RUN ACRES bedrms.,
den. earport. brick patio. iirepl.
beamed ceilings. lge. lot garden
SPOT: cow, TO schools. churches
etc, Sll,a5O. Brokers invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

SPRINGFIELD; by OWNER = B.
bedrm. white brick rambler; Ia
baths, equip, kit, Ice. util. rm.;
lee. lot with patio, carport. As.
sumo OF loan. Swimming pool
membership avail. CT. 6-3027
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bLEEPY HOLLOW MANOR - -
year-old rambler in wooded area.
3 bedrms.. Ia baths. din. nm, liv.
nm. full walk-up attic. full bsmt.,
town sli.eiee IN, it D' sis,s60; AZ;
military. FLA: 81 civilian plus q
substantial down payt. Avail. July
Is. JE. 2-1O27.
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BELL REALTY co.
XII. 6-1s6S
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Der, Sl7,95O-Superbly financed
with : slS,4Co =, AZ III loan SsI n 6aianes
lge. bedrms. with floor-to-ceiling
wardrobe closets; latest hot-vater
radiant heating; hv. rm. has
frepl; sep. din. rm.. Ia baths;
"l-step" GE kitchen with all de
luxe equipment plus GE clothes
washer and dryer View u acre
lot with terrific patio, etc. Ora
ciouS and carefree living Is here
call MILKEY REALTY. ia. =
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PARKLAWN-RELAx IN CON-
PLETED new home; 3 lge. bdrms,
ia baths, 20-it. patio with alumni
mum roof: full walk-in bSmt. Plus
many extras Al Z Tonic court,
CT. 6-2723.
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sPRINOFIELD. vA.-split.ievel 4

SPRINGFIELD AREA-Sl 900 dn
assume $4,000 OIL. De luxe
front-to-back split; cathedral
ceilings, = hrepls, sep. din rm.,
rec. rm, bedrms. ~ baths
Futuramic kit open Sun, IS
DIR: Shirley hwy. left on Fran.
coma I'd, right at Rose Hill
Farms TO 290i Blossom lane
PRATT q STEVENSON, WI
A-n-nI Ma A-AHAn
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WFSTOyTR-3.bedrm- brick Coli

NAL with bedrm. and "a bath or
LIST A., full bsmt. lust redecorated
In new house condition: dead enc
street: price Sl5,050. Call for de-
tails. MoNcURE AGENCY, Real.
tors. BSi2 Lee hwy. JE. 2-2200