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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12
Chamber Hh
By Krupsaw
On Tax Fight
Scores War Chest
To Oppose Levy
On Businesses

Arlington County Board
Member David l.. Krupsaw
today denounced the Chamber
Of Commerce for sponsoring q
IS, 900 war chest to fight q pro-
posed increase in business
privilege license taxes.
The County Board, on q mo-
ton Of Mr.. Krupsaw, last
month advertised for q maxi
mum for 81 per 500 tax on
revenue or purchases. depend
ing upon the type Of business,
The present levies range from
| Z cents per 500 to IS cents.
While making his proposal.
Mr.. Krupsaw had emphasized
that the tax on some types Of
business would remain the same
and others would be lowered.
The revenue would be used to
eliminate the need for an in
crease in real estate and
personal property taxes and to
provide funds for improve
ments in business areas.
Move Made Wednesday
Last Wednesday, at a mass
meeting sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce. bust
nessmen agreed to put up
SIS. 900 to campaign against the
suggested business tax in
creases.
In a news release, Mr.. Krup-
saw said today that the motto
Of the businessmen seems to
be thousands to fight taxes
and not one cent to support
their community"
The higher levies. Mr.. Krvp-
saw said. are designed to operate
like an indirect sales tax and
not as a new burden on busi-
nessmen. He added that the
County will not raise the tax
to the 81 maximum in anv cate
CORY. The Board member said
he told Chamber of Commerce
officials that the tax would not
go to 81 unless Alexandria and
Fairfax made this move.
At Wednesdays meeting, one
grocery chain store operator
said that the proposed tax in-
crease could not be passed on
to the customers.
Hearing Set April "a
The County Board has set a
hearing on the proposed County
and school budgets and real
estate and personal property
tax increases for 8 pm. April
"a at the courthouse.
Today. the Chamber Of
Commerce notified the board
that merchants would have diff
flculty in attending the meet
ing because April - is a late
shopping night.
The board decided that it
would not take up the business
privilege tax matter before $3.50
pm. II a large crowd turns
out. the meeting may be adj
journed to Stratford Junior
High School or the hearing may
be continued until another
night. board members said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
Training Program For Alaska Vol.
 And Paid Bremen

Territorial Fire Marshal Hilton E. Dearinger, announced that his office, in cooperation with the Alaska Department of Education, is sponsoring a training program for all Volunteer and Paid Fire Departments in Alaska. John Mar vik, Nome fire chief, will be at tending
 Because of the limited time, the training specialists are available, and in an effort to reach the greatest number of Volunteer and Regular Bremen, it was decided to offer a four-day program at both Anchorage and Fairbanks and to invite all Fire Department delegates to come to either city, if possible, to participate. The training team will be in Anchorage September p through 25, and they will be in Fairbanks Sep tember 27 through 30.
 An arson school will be held in Ketchikan and Juneau the last week in October.
 Training Specialists are from the Washington State Fire School and the Arson instructors are from the National Board of Fire Underwriters and the Alaska Fire MarshaPs Office.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
Lutheran Church To Gather Dried Fish For China Relief

Next Sunday has been set for receiving a special offering of dried fish at Our Saviors Luther an Church. These plans were made by the congregations Council as their part in a project of the Lutheran Eskimo Missions to send a shipment of dried fish for refu- gee relief in Hong Kong. The fish will be used by the Lutheran World Federation in it's service to refugees from Communist Chi na, many of whom are suffering from malnutrition or disease re- sulting from inadequate foods. Contributions of dried fish in any amount will be received at both the morning and evening services next Sunday, Sept. 21st, according to the Pastor, John l.. Maakestad.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
BPR Head Arrives
 Here Tomorrow

E. H. Swick, Territorial head of the Bureau of Public Roads, is scheduled to arrive here tomor- row on an official trip With him is an official from Washington, D. C., whose name was not ob- tainable at noon today from the local BPR office.
 A Chamber of Commerce breakfast is scheduled for Mon day morning at 8 o'clock, at the Seaview Dining Room, and will be open to the public. At that time road problems and accom- plishments will be discussed.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
ASTRONOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

We are now in the season of the autumnal equinox, time often o m p ami e d by equinoxial storms. The equinoxes are the two opposite points of the celes- tial sphere where the ecliptic crosses the celestial equator.
 They are so named because days and nights are said to be equal in length when the sun arrive at the equinox, although atmospher- ic refraction makes the duration of sunlight slightly longer on this occasion.
 From March 21st to September 21st the days at Nome are longer than any place to the south of us rom Sept. 2fst to March 21st our days will be shorter than any region south of us.
 Everyone knows today that the earth revolveS around the sun. We ] arn this fact at an early age snd accept it. The sun is about 93 million miles away, so the earth is speeding along at the average rate of 1872 miles a second.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
AFRICAN MISSIONARIES TERMINATE NOME VISIT

Joe and Louise Ost, missionar- ies to the Ivory Coast in French West Africa, left today for the States. They have spent the sum- mer visiting relatives and friends in this area. Joe Ost is a son of Rev. L. E. Ost, Covenant mis- sionary at Fortuna Lodge on the Yukon. The Osts will return to Africa in late fall.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
MS. North Star Due Here This Weekend

The M s. North Star is sched- uled to arrive here Sunday or Monday, from Nunivak Island, on it's annual trip.
 After discharging reindeer for local orders, the King Island Will lagers will be taken aboard for the journey to their winter quar- ters at King Island.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
JOHN OST SPINAL SURGERY SUCCESSFUL,

Yesterday in Tacoma, Wash, John Ost, formerly of Council, Alaska, underwent extensive spinal surgery Word was received that the operation was successful, renewing hope that he will per- haps walk again.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
GIRL SCOUT PARTY

There will be a party for all girls who wish to become Inter mediates or Senior Scouts this year, Monday evening, 7 to 8, in the Multi-purpose room of the school. Each girl is to bring her dollar for registration if she has not already done so.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
PASSENGERS TRAVELLING BY WIEN AIRLINES

ARRIVING with Wien Airlines today were R. E. Nelson, I. Iokit- kan, George Vim, Stan Franklin, Roy Walker, R. Fluguel, Wm. Calvin, Father Carroll.
 DEPARTING were MT and Mrs. Joe Ost, MT. and Mrs. Harold Lyle, Ed Smith, James Honeycutt, Ed Peace, R. Arwine, Mildred Hermann, Walt Wegger, Norman Galley.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
FUNERAL SATURDAY FOR TRIGG INFANT

Glen Erin Trigg, one-month-old son of MT. and Mrs. Clarence Trigg, will be buried from the Covenant Church on Saturday af- ternoon at o'clock. Burial serv- ices will take place at the Bel mont Point Cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19

Mir. and Mrs. Harold Lyle. who have been visiting with Mrs. Elm ma Lyle and friends of forty years ago, leave today for their home in San Bernardino, Calf. They plan to visit other former Nomeites as they drive down the West Coast.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
MT. and Mrs. Waller Freisz and

MT. and Mrs. Waller Freisz and family. who have been in the community for the past three years, have announced they will be leaving for the States on Tues day, and plan to settle someplace in the Midwest.
 MT. Freisz has been with the BPR for the past two years, and has been very active in Scouting. He is at present Cubmaster.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
SUN. EVENING COMMUNION
 AT COMMUNITY METHODIST

There will be Holy Communion Service at the Community Meth odist Church at pm. on Sun day for Episcopalians, with Rev. Thomas Osgood officiating.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19

st. Joseph'c Catholic Church Sunday Masses-8 and 10 am.
 6 pm. Confessions-SaturdaY.
 AS and 7-8 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19

MT. and Mrs. Al Haferbecker, of the CAA, who have been in the States on vacation with their children returned yesterday, hav- ing spent considerable time in Wisconsin.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19

ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
 Jennie Oksoktaruk, Jam s Klementson, Eric Kvevin, Daphne Rylander, Lucie T. Okpealuk.
 Discharged: Louise Maakestad.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19
w ANT AD s

FOR SALE -9 Gu. Ft. Frigidaire,
 Underwood Portable. Red 157
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19

FOUND-Key ring with one key and nail clip. Call at Nugget and pay for ad.
The Nome nugget., 1958-09-19

WANTED TO BUY Desk Chair, File Cabinet, Book cases, Typewriter Table, Typewriter.
 Call Red 65. 112c
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

CL0sE-M SILVER SPRING = II
you want 20 buy q z, , or bed
rm. home, call Us. We have some
fne ones within al price ranEea,
terms 70 suit. LEO A. BRYER
A Co, INC, ~ q-eO33.
ACC. NH AND NAVAL HOSPITAL,
FouI-bedroom 2-hath brick split.
Level; carpets, drapes, ILLNESS
walk 10 bus and schools, s2O,750,
assume lge, loan or FHA terms.
y IN 0
BETHEspA; si5,e5O. A wonderful
older house. featuring large room
sizes and me location. Three bed
rooms, den, fireplace. earaEe, patio
and bsmt. with rec. room,
AsH1.EY a Co, 10. S-2322, 3 tn .
NEW INDIAN SPRING
COUNTRY CLUB ARIA
A home IN the country with
aereage.. Attractive 3.bedrm.. La
bath brick rambler: Ice. Nv, rm..
SEP, din. .rm., lee hit. with break
fast nook, screened porch; fruit
orchard, brick earaee. on or 3
acres. Priced reas. G. ROBERT
GRAY a Co, sio Ellsworth DR.,
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SILVER SPRING
HE. 4-22S4
HOME SWEET HOME

PARENTS Memories Of your
childhood home and neighbors are
sweet Provide a homestead that
will live In your children's hearts
through their lives. bedrooms,
: baths, large living room, dining
room, kitchen and den. Attic for
cofSrtabis re nom. ,S SnesriI ir,en Sn9
community. on an extra large lot
in 0aithersburR and convenient to
everything. A home not Just q
house and We are proud 70 ofier
10 at S16,95O. ROMER a CO.,
6aithersbung 20O.
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CAROLE HIGHLANDS
ROGERS HEIGHTS
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. T-45O0 Realtor,

TAKoMA PARK, MD.-T nothing
but the best will satisfy. ask to see
this ,3-large-bedrm., 2-bath home
that has so many extras. You mus
see this. It's custom built: terfaced
garden. Dial HE. $4,000. ask 70 see
TINS unusual home. close to Langley
PARK shop fast bus and excellent
ROBERT E. LOHR
Our 3stR " ~ nenendahis Ss 1872
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BETHESDA-New 2-story brick
os.t Sash' $3.50 ss5'' do Gt p s1sslsnt
10. p-34e0; ewes, 10. 6-4s00.
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SEAL estate SAFE o. EyeR.
WILL TRADE
$4,000 EQUITY
CHURCHES FoR RENT

CHURCH or organization - For
rent. large frame Diet. house; seats
400; mr.. Georgia ave. and ouack-
enbos 81. NV; low rental RA.
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NVEENIfsT

u you're crowded and want bean.
and Ssaniy you'ii nssc h TisSi
here, Al individually styled three.
bedroom. and-d home With twc
and one-half baths. Many other
features such a. garaae. hreene-
swept porch. modern unaciouI
Kitchen and full dayiaht base.
ment, Al this situated on over an
deils, vis"'s PRICED % sell y
sgI,A00,
James c. Conley & Co.
aasA Ca Ave ~ n.aiat I'll :
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UNIVERSITY PARK; sacrifice
$4,000. FLA approved. SCI BOO
4 home TO be proud Of: liy rm..
nstEs. BIZ Sini bsdrn S@ .tS,s t Sii
bsmt., detached garage. Close 10
everything. Call for an appt.
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COLESVILLE-Honeymoon cottage
4 3 bedrms., separate din. rm,, bsmt.
lee garden, private lot: full price
$4,000. HILDEBRAND CO., JU
9-SSSO.
COLUMBIA FOREST = Gorgeous
3-bedrm, 2-bath rambler Beaut
family room. 30O-ft. lot adjoining
! Columbia Country Club. Has man
beautiful shade trees. Must see Il
/ appreciate this lovely setting. Low
2Isl FRANK g PHILIPS; INC g
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB : Charm
ing, 3.bedrm., 2la-bath. white
1 brk. Colonial, on ga acres, in tn,
heart Of the fashionable Potomac
Hunt; stable, unfinished guest
house; poultry house: .entirely
sence eio and Ts n 5ssptiiSl conS
me- dNSCS;soo Dl 7-l4ll; ewes" OIL
CONN. AVE. GARDENS -bedrm
brick rambler; complete &c kitch'
en- with eating space, hsmt.; storm
windows and drs. Assume sl2,00t
CT loan, 500 monthly. DONALD E
YOUNKIN a. CO. 10. 4-s022 til 8
CONN. AVE. ESTATES = Delight,
full small family, all-brick ram
bler;. 2 bedrms., lge. jalousied pan
porch: full bsmt.. beaut. pam.
pered yard; new-house cond A
low Sl5.500 price. easy terms
10. 5-36sS. SUBURBAN PROP.
ERTIES, Mgt.
CONN. AVE. ESTs.-Nicest semi
Diet. home in the area Beautiful
cond.l 3 bedrms., hobby rm.. BIZ
side screened porch: fenced I'd .
walk to all schools; min. Fla
terms. E.. L. HURIAUX, Realtor
OIL. 1850.
GLENMONT = Best value on to,
days market. Cory Cape Coo
home with attrac. fenced yard.
bedrms.. Ice. mod kit. and liv
rm. LIST floor. Room for 2 mort
bedrms. and bath. Pull bsmt
Yours for 5000 down: S67 so mo
RIPLEY co. ~, 5-s51i.
GREEN ACREs-Less than $1,000
down and. APPROX. SI06. per mo
will buy this tastefully decorated
a-bedrIn. brick home, situated or
a quiet tree-shaded street. Den
/ full bsmt. Price includes new
carpeting, air conditioners, wash
er. drier and deepfreeze. Cal
Mrs Lunn, FE. 3-34s2 Exelu.
/ siYe with WALKER q DUNLOP
/ INC, Realtors. uptown ONCE, EN-
GREENWOOD KNOLLs; assume lge
az GI loan-Beautifu split.
level, . blocks on Georgia ave:
| Slgaa5O. HIDEBRAND CO. JU
HILLANDALE FOREST Custom
kan41e A kAAWH.@
baths. ny. rm., iirepI., din; rm:
% WOODED Eit III aR iovslv r home pa Uhf!
| VI. old, Owner has been trans.
/ ferred. S2S.o50. HUGH 7. PECK
Realtor, HE. $4,000.
LOCUST HILLS; walk TO Nib.
FLA applied for Low EOS. MRS
/ LaROCHE. OIL. 2-l77l. with
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO., OIL
4-1424
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED : BricE
Colonial: 3 bedrms., . baths. mod.
ern kit, porch. bsmt.;. garage
Vacant. Newly decorated. Excel
neighborhood. Price S23,950. Cal
| EDWARD H. JONES & CO., INC.
Wo. $4,000 til . pm.
MONTGOMERY HILLs-Six-roon
home, all on l floor; COW. 10,
Gated. next to- elementary schoo
and near jr. high, shopping ant
bus: lge. front pch: level lot with
trees and gar. Ice brkfst. nook
rec. rn terms to suit. c. ROB
ERT GRAY a. CO., 916 Ellsworth
dr., JU $4,000.
NORTHW0OD PARK; Just listed
Lge. 4-bedTm., 2-bath, brick Capt
Cod: bsmt., gas h.-w.h.; garage
S23,500. BEERS BROS. JU
$3.50.
NORTHWOOD PARK-Just listed
Lee. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick CAPE
cod: bsmt, gas h.-w.h.: garage
S23.5O0. BEERS BROS, JU. D.
1910.
PARKWOOD - Attractive brick
rambler In q most conv. loca-
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AcC0KEEK-S50O On; u acre; Z
sSii SI Ia., iaffloi ss.h Ii soS en-
ADELPHI lWhiie Oak VillageJ-
Attr, nearly new Iplit-lsvsi on
family ra.. 2 ssths; Anchor fence nee !,
& 'R sack i'f Ne s.S. priced HUGH
ANDREWS YIELD vICTNITY-3.
bedrm., new, Oct, ali-bFick RAM
bier full bsmt.; h-eere lot. Price,
tl1,D5o; termA viii Consider
building lots for trade. JOHN L
SHELTON, Realtor. 20. $4,000.
A iS. ~ IIH n x. Il Hla a:S H 81
esmt, 9uilt-ln gaTaee, washer
drieI. Air-cond. unit, gas h.-v'
h.: nre-alarm system. BY OWNER,
Girls ' kE. f s.ss7si E &C. s.7s MS
BELTsvILE = 3-bedroom rambler
with handsome fireplace in I
2Oxl3 living room; full tiled base
ment, perfect for q recreation
room. Situated on q large land
seaped lot, near schools. Only
Sl4,e50l Don't be late, Rxclu-
slye with BOWERS BROS, AP.
1-b4OO.
BIRMINGHAM EsTATES-A Ret.
TER HOMES a GARDEN SER
TING. Visualize . LONG immacu-
late brick rambler situated on 4
s sHssn ys fTS bostsd a aSn n NJ:
ture plants and shrubs. Every
nm. s large from the pine pan
sled DEN 70 the HUGE dazzling
kitchen. Outside balcony LEADING
from master bedroom. impressive
mantled fireplace set in paneled
nvins room wall. So many other
features that must be seen. First
time sS oti s6c,' AZ . nrm fair price
BOWLS BROS. AP' 4.sfOc. ''n
CHEvERLY AREA-3-bedrm., ~.
bath, briek-and-frame home; en-
trance S1n aha bal, , spacious g liy; rm, ene
rec. rm. and bar; Sl3. 900. al
or FHA terms. FRINGE dEoRGEs
PROPERTIES, AP. 5-5774.
CHEvERLY. ENGLISH COLONIAL
This almost new, 2ls-story brk.
i lee. mantle nTepiae a'' Tve r' o absn
room Is unusually large Including
the 4 bedrooms. separate dining
room, spacious kitchen, paneied
library, porch, etc. This home
was custom built for present
owners who are being transferred
For the ultimate In spaciousness,
design, quality and value. this
home Is spectacular! BOWERS
BROS, AP. 7-s400.
COLLEGE PARK PRoPER-cap.
COD with hv. rm., firepl., din. rni !
kit, den or bedrm., pantry Isl
o.; 3 bedrms., bath end a.; fuli
bsmt. with built-in gar; new
gas h.-w.h. system; large scr
front porch. Only S14,6OO. va.
can't. Move In with s., 700 down,
sg.56 per mo, BURcH REALTY
10; a-oSs2, WA. 1891. HA
COLLEGE fARK-Ranch-type: 2
hanFung frll heNaf
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BETHESDA
Q5n

Immaculate eharmer that liter
ally sparkies. One Of the list 3
people seeing this sem viii buy on
the spot. We guarantee your time
will not be wasted. Newly painted
brick Colonial. Clubroom. 3 bed
rms, . baths. garaGe and porch,
plus extras. Call OIL. 6-2344. once
open TIL q. THOMAS J. FISHER
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ARL., New listins. 4 bedrms..
3 baths, lge, den. rec, rm, leading
Acres. MARSTELLAR-MccABE A
CO.. Realtors. IA. 4-3306: eyes,.
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COLORED
1900 BLOCK vARNUM PL. NE.
A 6esutitul yeli-kspt; pre.wsr
plan, s spacious rms. Ia baths;
screened porch. slate roof. garage
To make a good deal on this home
call HE 4-6400
HUGH r. PECK, REALToR
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COLLEGE PARK: Sl2,5OO-All
brick; 2 b.r., stairway to attic for
additional rooms: pretty land
scaped lawn. Easy terms.
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KENBINGTON AREA
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED
This brick Cape Cod on very de-
sirable lot has 4 bedrms.. . baths.
finished bsmt. firepl., mirror. avn
inEs, garbage disposal and dish
washer Price, $1,000. FLA, with
Please call Mr.. lawson. 10. s.
THoS. D. WALSH, INC.
SIS l1th st. NV. Elk. s-6s5O
LANGLEY PK.-S750 DIN.
s14,e50: SIOO mo-, incl. taxes
and ms. 3-bedrm. brk.; nv. rm.,
din, rm.. Ice. kit. with dishwasher,
garb. disp.; 1st-n. pwdr. rm., side
screened porch; full basement.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Elk. 3-5340, . Til
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CONN. AVE. EsTs.-Nicest semi.
Diet. home in the area Beautiful
cond.l 3 bedrms. hobby rm.. big
side screened porch: fenced I'd;
walk to all schools; min. FLA
terms. z L. HURIAux, Realtor.
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ARLrNGTON-Walk 70 NAVY Annex
from this 5-year-old brick Caps
Cod: bedrooms and den, I "a
baths, eenter-hall plan: frepl. IN
Twins room: de luxe kitchen with
dishwasher. disposal and exhaust
fan. also auto. clothes washer and
drier; earport fenced lot. Terrific
at only S22 $50. Call "a, b-6eO0.
SHANNON 4 LUcHs, kEAIToRs,
20oS Wilson blvd.
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New Orleans
Colonial House

Pacing Rock Greek pkvy,, IS min.
from dntwn. Wash. Parklike atmos-
phere. IN controlled community. Pre-
war. excel. constr. and equipped for
gracious living. Under $4,000. Insp.
by apt. only. RA. B-Ss86.
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ADELPHI AREA
Beren'S Better Buys
AP. 1-46A6

cHEvERLY-Brand-new 4-bed-
rm, 2 complete baths; brick Cape
Soo SEP. dining rm, modern
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hOvsLi lOa sALL-MB.
ROMPER ROOM

Plenty Of room for fhe nd
2 romp beth Made Ana OUT q
schools. fhis sparkilnr home OF.
ftIa 4 level weodsd lot: shades
screened porch. cool recreation
room, y baths and much more
ute The nsv FhAi only si7.oso.
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- Attractive brick
ton; iiv. rm. with frepl.. nice
din. rm.. mod. kit, full bsmt
with tirepi., 3 hedrms,; .S2l,O00
KoRzENDORFER, OIL. 4-Sl11.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

COLORED - 62i EMERSON ST.
price Sii. 600 S" I rms rms Kit. and
S SaTh pSv1bd essHassiss9S &C. &C. Me- NE.
S-2025, LA. $500.
COLoRED - BY OWNER : viii
Peabody st. ne. OF N. II. ave.
Nearly new. 5-rm., semidet. brk.
full bsmt.. oil h.-w. heat, storm
windows. carpeting, stove, refris-
orator. Venetian blinds. Subject u
FHA approval. once ME. STAG.
ewes. IA. 9-Sl2g.
COLORED - MICHIGAN PARK -
Lovely Diet. brk.; q rms, 3 bed
T%s alU Sasss nnlsssd Si@s
porch; fenced yard; in beautiful
cond. throughout: nicely planted
lawn. FILA or conventional terms
Under 10000 ROGER MOSS.
HO o-6O2O
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UNIVERSITY GARDENS: $3.50
down; FHA approved for Sl5,25O-
AttT. 3-bedTm. brick rambler: full
bsmt., patio: beautiful handspring
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EAST FALLS CHURCH, spick-
and-span 3-bedrm home nestled
among towering trees on . level
corner lot. Convenient to elemen-
tary school and transportation.
some Of the features are: storm
windows, approx. 35-ft. living
dining room. equipped kitchen and
stairway TO expansible attic, $3.50
cash under FLA terms. Oh con-
tracts also acceptable. Call
DARWIN REALTY, IA. 7-4353 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-21
ASSUME Large Loan

HUGE STONE FIREPLACE lends
q real eoElness to the hv. rm. Of
this ALL-BRIcK 3-bsdrm. rambler,
full bsmt., fenced yard. Convenient
for ACC. Take over S12,10O loan
q 4zS for finance FLA. Price,
James c. Conley & Co.
1901 woodmont Ave, Bethesda
OIL. 1888 Ewes, WA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-21
Bethesda ShOWplace

YOU ARE INVITED TO see this
spacious rambler with unusually
large rooms. This summer you viii
enjoy relaxing on a beautiful patio
In the shade Of giant oaks. The
many features Of the home are too
numerous 10 mention here. Call for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-21

BETHESDA-LoW down payment
: on new 4-bedrm. brick split-level
Three full baths, fireplace in liv
rm table space in modern kit d
finished rec. rm. Only $4,000
dn. to qualified purchaser sea.
ESQ BETHESDA REALTY, OIL,
ALAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-21

LOOK AT THIS. : $500 down,
balance in one trust, SiO9 mo !.
taxes and ms. Right near 2
Corners In Arl., center hall plan.
nice fv. rm. with firepl, formal
din. rm., smartly paneled knotty
pine den. deluxe rec. rm. with
S Ss5 incl runn Ing vs si1, ,p nis.
to bus, walk to schools. Should be
seen right away. Dial JE, 3.2093
WIN. A. CHAPMAN REALTY INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-21

ARL.i s13.2bO-3-bedrm. frame,
corner let cow % Arlinston
: bedrms. on lst A.; older house
IN good condition. TINkLE
PROPERTIES. Realtora IA. b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-21

rm. house with 2 baths, fun bsmt..
recreation room, nice living rm..
dining rm. and kitchen equipped
fenced rear yard, garage. Larse
GI loan now on the house. AND
YOU CAN SAVE PLENTY or
MONEY by buying this nov!
Phone TE. 6-140O or XII. 9-6644.
AL BAKER a. SON, INC. Realty
Brokers, sos N; washington St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-21

GLENMONT = Best value on to-
days market. Cory Cape Cod
home with attrac. fenced yard. 2
bedrms.. Ice. mod kit. and liv.
rm. LIST floor. Room for 2 more
bedrms. and bath. Full bsmt.
Yours for 5000 down: S67 so mo.
RIPLEY co III 5-S51l