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The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
SCHOOL PROGRAM PRE- ENCES SHOWN IN REGENT SURVEY

out of the 200 adults who at- tended the "back-to-schoop pro- gram at the high school last month. only one person expressed the experience as nothing spe- cial" All others expressed strong feelings ranging from Hvery worth while" to a desire to have two back-to-s schol nights during the school year, according flo
 Keith Smith. high school princi- pal who recently completed summary of the comments.
 These comments were made by the adults on questionaires that were filled out at the close of the evenings program. Other opinions given by the adults inn cluded the following.
 Most parents felt the 10 minute visit periods in each class were too short, many indicated 15 min Nute periods would be better. An attempt will be made next year to streamline the program so that IS minute periods will 6e feas- ible, Smith stated.
 The strongest emotional feel ings expressed were in regard to students smoking during the school day, against. school regula- tions- Only two stated that if - teachers can smoke so should students. All other parents felt that stronger disciplinary action should be taken IN regard to smoking.
 An parents expressed a need to continue the present rules and regulations with am indication that many rules are not strict enough.
 Many parents indicated a need for courses in Spanish, French, and/or German Itis possible that one foreign language could be added to the curriculum, Smith said.
 A few parents indicated that movies should not be shown in school. In regard to this Smith pointed out that ''most all schools have regular assembly programs once each week during the school year. Palmer is in an unfavorable position since most talented per formers stop at Anchorage ana bypass Palmer when going to Fairbanks. In addition to the many serious hours students must spend on their studies they also need an occasional period now and then to have just plain fun "A happy student will also do bet- Ger in academic work They say a good moral poster for a woman is to buy new hat. Students too need a good moral booster. It is the responsibility of the admins tration to see that a proper ball ance is maintained within the
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
AWARDS TO HIGHLIGHT PROGRAM ar ANNUAL All ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT

All friends and relatives of Valley 4-H'ers are cordially in vited to attend the annual All Achievement Night program to be held at the high school cafe teria at 8 pm. Saturday, Novem- Der 8. Vadney Bledsoe, winper of the trip to the All Congress in Chicago this year, will preside
 The program will open with the All pledge with members of three All clubs participating Group singing will follow, led by Frances Hubert, home dem onstration agent, and All stories will be presented by Marion Illus ton, Cheryl Oherg, Grace Hurt and Florene Neal. How Our Club Completed Successful Year" will De presented by Pat ricia Hobson of the Big Lake Homesteaders and by Cheri Ann Draze of the Kilowatt All club. Special music will be offered by the Wasllla All band.
 Mrs. Harold Dinkel will speak oh What IS a Gold Seal Record? and Vadney Bledsoe will speak on Does a All Record Pay?" "A blowing song Dreaming will be
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
SEEK RESERVATIONS FOR KINGS LAKE
 CAMP ANNUAL MEETING

All persons interested In at- tending the annual meeting off Kings Lake Camp Inc are re- quested to make dinner reserva- tions through Mrs John Shaw, The dinner meeting IS scheduled for ' pm. November. 10 at the Fort Richardson Officers Club.
 IA number of skits will be pre- sented hy groups using the camp for the program which is being arranged by Donald K JosselyR, Bennie Leonard, and the Rev. Frank J- Walkup, president of the non-profit organization.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06

school, as principal, l feel there is a good balance at this time.'
 The one point in which parents were in complete disagreement is in regard to school activities in Palmer and school activities out of town. Smith suggested this particular question would make " Very good topic for a panel dis cussion at one of the P-TA meet .ings- The points expressed varied so much no general conclusion could be drawn from the com mentS.
 A few adults objected to danc- ing being included in the physi cal education program. The high school principal pointed out that students obiecting to dancing be- cause of religious belief are ex- cused from the program without question and that this excuse in no way effects their grades In the PIE program.
 Parents who 6id not attend the back to school program were mailed letters which included a schedule of teacher conference times so they may make arrange ments to visit the school and tea chers.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
Bv Jane Browne

Two teachers have been absent from school this week due to colds, NIT. Mcconnell of Palmer has been substituting for Mrs. Nelson and Miss Potter has taken Mir Lanber's class.
 The P.T.A. carnival last Friday night was a success, the hall was crowded with parents and little folk from TOO until 9:00 pm. Teen-agers and adults took over until midnight enjoying the good music. Cake, coffee and pop was served during the dance.
 The Ed Hartner family plan to move into the Dan Hanon resi- aence on the mine road. Mrs. Margaret Toomey will take over the Wasilla Roadhouse this week.
 The. regular meeting of the IVY. F. w. and Auxiliary was held at the srnoolhouse Monday eve- mining. The Auxiliary plans a bake sale Saturday, November |8 at 1l:00 am at Teeland's store.
 There will be a pot-luck dim .ner Sunday evening at the Church of Christ followed by an interesting film. Everyone is well cnraa
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06

assisted by Mrs. Cy Brewer
 The program will be highlight- ed with the awarding of achieve ment pins, gold medals and All leader awards and the showing of number of local All colored slides. The award will be made by Mrs. Hubert, and Lew Hanks, district agent.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06

FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
WASlLLA CALENDAR

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER T BOY SCOUTS, School, 3:30 pm.
 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10 WASILLA P-TA School, 8 pm. WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER l2 BROWNIE SCOUTS, Library, 3.30 pm. GIRL SCOUTS, School, 3:30 pm. FRIENDLY CIRCLE CLUB
 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER l3 CUB SCOUTS. Hulke home, 3:3(
 pm.
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WAsn.LA NEWS

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Proerom Listings

lite finds her first roots in, reality
otter she is body scored in an
quito accident.
5-Life With Elizabeth.
Storing Betty White.
7-AmeFieon Bondstond.
Dick Clark. m. c.
9-The Big P0yoff. Quiz.
$3.50
5-Grondpo's Place. Kids.
lido You Trust Your Wife3
Johnny Corson, host.
o-The Verdict Is Yours.
400
4-Queen for o Doy. GiveoWoy.
IS Min. Jack Boiley, m. {.
5-Pick Temple. Kids.
Hour. Pick entertoins the srolt
fry with songs and Western
movies.
7-AmeFieon Bondstond.
Hour. Live cut-ins from WMAl
studios. Fronk Harden. m. c.
9-The Brighter Doy. Scroll.
4:l5
9-The Secret Storm. Serial
4:30
S-Edse Of Night. SerioI.
4:45
4-Modern Romonees. Seriol.
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AFTERNOON

1900
4-Tie Toe Dough. Quiz.
5-cIubhouse IS" Kids.
7-Pete and His Polls. Kids.
! Hour. Puppets ond cartoons
9-hoteI Cosmopolitan. Scroll.
Donold Woods stars.
l2:l5
9-Love Of Life. Serial.
1890
Alt Could be You. Variety.
Bill Leyden. host.
5-Fronkie loine Show. Music.
9-Seoreh for Tomorrow. Ser1.
12:45
9-Guiding Light. Serial.
100
4-Feoture Playhouse. Movie
IA Hours. "Since You Went
Awoy." 1914. Port I. CIoudette
Colbert, Joseph Gotten.
5-TV Readers Digest. Drama.
7-TroubIe With Father.
Storing Stu Erwin.
9-TheofeP Of Stors. Oromo.
"Foith." Euoenie Leontovich.
l:30
Slate Lunch Movie.
IA Hours. "Ponomo Lody."
1889. Lucille Boil, Allan Lone.
7-Beuloh. Comedy.
Storing Ethel Waters.
9-As the World Turns. Serial.
200
7-our Miss Brooks. Comedy.
Storing Eve Arden.
9-Beot the Clock. Contest.
Bud Colyer. m. c.
$3.50
4-Kitty Foyle. Drama.
Storing Kathleen Murroy and
featuring Ralph Dunn, Bill Red
field and others.
7-Studio Seven. Drono.
9-House Porty. Variety.
4-Motinee Theoter. Dromo.
! Hour. THE Mask Of Venus"
A wealthy and beautiful social
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MONDAY
100

500
4-comedy Time. Series.
5-MiIt Grant Show.
IA Hours. Teen-ooers' donee
porty. Arlington Forest Teen
Club.
7-SupeFmon. Adventure.
George Reeves stors.
9-The EoFIy Show. Movie.
IA HouVs. Right TO the Heort."
1912. Brendo Joyce, Joseph Al
len. ir.
$50
4-FootIisht TheoteF.
! Hour. Western films.
7-Miekey Mouse Club. Kids.
"Get Thot Story" Io-port news
reel speciol describing work of
four news-ootherino agencies,
Port |, Newscostef Don Goddord.
Doddism: Words to Grow BY
Beouty Is os Beauty Does" feo-
turing Annette FunicelIo, Jimmie
Dodd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-12

n. ARLINGTON "a bedrms-, 9
baths, two ls-baths, enclosed
porch. basement, rec, room, ga
rage SI95 mo. RoMYE LAM
BORN. Realtor, OF. 1856, or
4-S035.
N, ARLINGTON, T32 N. Cleveland
ST; asking S115 per mo.-3 bed
rms, liv, rnn. with nrepl.. sep. din
rm-, mod. kit, full basement. Cow.
to schools, shop. and transp
ia. 2-4I2l.
n. II. AVE. EXT, Langley PIX, 730e
wildwood dr.-7-room Diet. brick.
1st-n. den and powder rm.: gas
heat: $40. c. W. SIMPSON co
INC. NE. $500 or OIL. 2-Is31
NV. 18th ST.--Lovely contem-
porary, modern house: 2 frepis
of living space: mr.. transp,, Sl6b
co. $4,000. AID. 4-625s.
P0OLESvILLE AREA-Beaut. new
3-bedrm.. 2.bath split-level with
sarDort on s,acre level lot; al
& CO. ~. 7-S744 AAA~s
RIvERWOOD: virginia's topdraV.
er neighborhood. MaEnificient
view Vi washington CAIleOral
from this modern 3 bedrin., den,
maids rm., 3 bath, 2-car "a
rage home, $3.50. Option to buy
considered. ASK-USl REALLY
Co. IA. s-125s.
ROCKvILLE-Det. 2-bedrm- ram.
bier. bsmt.; avail, Aug. s: 500 mo
BUDNEY REALTY, 10. 5-2T5O,
VIII, $3.50
ROCKVILLE, I'll Forest ave.-Best
res. sect. Pract. new 2-story brk.,
lge: hV. rm.. sep. din. rm. 2 Ice
bedrmS.. scr. porch. mod. kit !,
stove, refRr., "a baths. gas h.-w
b., bsmt.. storm w.. gar. shade,
flowers: mr. schools. bus, Is min
NH new acc: Sl4o. Po. 2-37a4
SILVER SPRNG - 3-bedrU, H.
bath brick Colonial, lge. scr. porch
shade. etc. Sl45 on 2-yr. lease
Or viii rent furn. or partly furn
Call 10. 1880.
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. ram.
bier; 2 baths, den. rec. rm.. mod
ern, cow. to transp.. shopping
schools, churches and synagOgue,
$3.50. 10. 4-z365.
SILVER sPRING-3 bedrms hTick
Colonial; Ice. I'd. !; screened porch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-12

VIENNA, kA.--3-room house. newly
painted, Twin Oaks a-7642
VIRGINIA RENTAl.s--Three-b
Mclean, with IA baths sl2S; 3
hedrm brk rambler mr., Pals
Church, Sl2b, 1-hcdrm -and-den.
with screened porch and hkmt.,
S13b. bedrms., ia BATHS, IN
Arl, $3.50. Many, many others
from 500 70 5000. CAL PLAN
TATIoN RLTY., JE. 4-2744.
WHEATON, = A lovely 3sbedrm.
brick home with full bsmt.: SEQ
mo, ASHLEY q CO.. 10. 5-2322,
D I'll q.
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SPLTT-LEVEL BRICK, ; bedrooms,
"a baths: wall-to-wall carpeting:
aluminium storms; eye-level oven:
ample storage 7022 Edsall road,
10 miles Just OF Shirley highway
in Bren Mar Park; S140. Contact
tenant or write 2511 Sequoit
road, Waukegon, Ill. 13e
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CLEVELAND PARK-Det brick, on
iiv. porch. dim. rm. Seats I is1,
pantry, undermined kit, The mas
ter bedrm. Is large and air cond.
3 other rms, and 2 baths on sec
ond floor. Maids rm. on third
Det. brick garage, fenced garden,
Excel. school area. S29,500, For
appt., call Mrs. Corbin, CO. 5-7624
or Du. 7-l234 weekdays. SAN
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4 BEDRMS., full bsmt., carport:
cheyerly. Nd. $3.50 mo. Eel
Lows REALTY CO., RE. s-6s64.
I2e
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APIS. uNFURNISNED-VA.

2nd A.; utils. furn.. SIS. Cali
IA. $1,000, 1902 Wilson blvd.
AVAILABLE AUGUST Ist--Aduits
or adults with l child: for ideal
N. Arl location: 2-bedroom apt !;
outside drying; fenced play area.
Convenient to bus. Hecht's. shop
ping center, churches, parochial
and public schools; S92. so plus
cleo. IA. 2-S362.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-12
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX, Fairlington area--3-bedrm
attrac brick, fenced; S125 mo
Pay own utilities. TE. SOTO.
ALEX bedrms., semidet., full
pSmt.. auto. washing machine
Anchor fence, newly dec: near al
convenienees. SID. oV. 3-5473
ARL., M bedrms., Q baths. auto
washer; near Lorcom lane anC
Military I'd: $500. ia. S-1337.
Arb bedrms., 10 min. Penta,
gon; auto. washer: immed. occup
Sl10 mo. ia. 2-0526.
CLEVELAND PARK-BeautifuI bricl
home; suitable for diplomat. EN-
2-S922, AP. 7-1172. WO. 6-3733
COLUMBIA PINES-Eleeantly furn
.-bedrm. home: carpeted liy. and
On. rms, Florida rm., modern
kit. with dishwasher, disposal and
washer. Avail. Aug. /. $40
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy.
KE. S-5350.
CONN. AVE. N.W.-5-bedrm. brk.
carefully furn.. air cond.; 2 baths
powder rm., garage. many extras,
S275. EN-. 3-06o3
GLOVER PARK = Nicely furn.; Z
twin-size bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, bath. Garden. Close
transp., shopping. Pc. 3-2332
N.W.-Liv., din, study, kit; 81
6edrms, walk-up attic; excel bsmt
Lay. laundry. garden and garage
ROCK CREEK HILLS = Air-cond
rambler, avail. Aug. |, $500. Beaut
FUR, bedrms., "a baths, spacious
screened liv. porch. overlooking
lovely garden. Family rm. with
garage. c. ALAN SHERWIN, INC
EN-. 3-4450, FEE. 3-466S.
WALTER REED Area bedrms
den' 3 baths, powder rm. on LIST
unfurn. il desired IA. 6-O23 Go
LOVELY 3-BEDRM. HOUSE-Lge
SCI. -glassed pch,; stream, 3 blks
west OF Hecht'S. Call aft 6 pm.
except Sunday. ia. 5-6911.
CORNER BRICK, 2 bedrooms, full
bsmt., gas heat; i min. to pent
Call MRS. CARTER, DU. 1908:
or Warrenton, Va, 1874. Ia
NEWLY DECORATED-Three bed.
rms: Ia baths, sep, din. rm
utility rnl.: bus connections down.
town WASHINGTON. 10. 2-0152.
AIR-COND. RAMBLER, Sill. Spg.-
3 rms. and jalousied den. IL
baths: S1S5 mo- Avail Aug. l
Unfurn. If desired. RA. 6-0234.
FOUR-BEDROOM, two-bath bricl
home, part Of one of the Area
noted estates, available for sil
months suitcase, from July III
through January 10. Modern
kitchen. dining room, living room
detached 2-car garage; an excep.
tionally handsome home; only
Sis per month furnished, in.
Guiding water. Weekdays. cal
Cherry S-S4O0 for appointment
to inspect: ever week end. ownel
on property Open for inspection
~ pm. to 5 pm. 6023 Brinkle,
I'd, lust u mile past entrancC
to beautiful Rosecroft Raceway
so 9th 81. S.E.-Furn. ro0mini
house; licensed: will rent Will
option TO buy. DE. 2-1SgS.
EXQUISITE TOWN HOUSE-IDEAI
FOR ENTERTAINING, Central all
cond. Beautifully furnished to thu
last detail Large liy. rm witt
fireplace, 3 bedrms., library, ~
baths, patio, bsmt A KITCHEN
THAT HAS EVERYTHING. Walk.
ing distance to schools. churches
bus, snLS REAL ESTATE. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-12

EXQUISITE TOWN HOUsE-IDEAI.
FOR ENTERTAINING, Central air
cond. Beautifully furnished to the
sTsn,s detail b LsrEe iy ;,r Tm With
baths, patio, bsmt A KITCHEN
THAT HAS EVERYTHING. Walk
ing distance to schools. churches,
bus. SnLS REAL ESTATE. ia.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.-BTick: CEN
new Kitchen. poW SV; G room. r porch
on LIST level; 3 bedrms, . baths
on end floor: bedroom and
storage room on 3rd f0or; reere-
alton room In basement; garaee.
Asking S26,60O. Call WO. g.
1900. EDW. X. JONES a. CO.,
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.--Air
eond, brick 3-bedrm., III bath.
modern kit. paneled rec. fm,.
Use; rear yard. s24,5O0. EN-,
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DECORATED--3 bedrms..
Ia baths, sep. din rm,. utility
rm.; bus connections downtown
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Tor less than rent, assuming large
brick colonial Tor ssi $50. All
rooms exceptional. ; twin bedrms..
, baths up, Larae Kitchen, sepa-
rate breakfast space. Dining room
for real entertaining. Ideal for
children. Located on quiet street.
easy walking to shopping and
transportation, Owner moving
away. immediate possession. 10
inspect call Mrs. Felt lOL. g-Ob3sl
With THOMAS L, PHILLIPS CO.,
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MASS. AVE. EXT, Wood Acres
rm, 2-bath Diet. brick Colonial:
lst-n. den: basement: garage
sc. porch: S1S5 per mo. A. C.
H st. NV, DI. T-9O57: ewes. and
week end. no. 1855.
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FoGGY 3 BorroM

REALTORS 723 Goth st. NV
OPEN SUN, 2 TO 5 Pm.
Chevy Chase, D. C.. 5411 Ne
braska ave. n.w.-Charming, de-
tached 3-bedroom. 2-bath home.
porch, view Of well-shrubbed and
lowered rear lot: built-in garage
cow. to Wilson, Lafayette Schools.
Priced In low twenties. Ewes, OIL.
4s4lS0, RICHARD GATTI, Ma.
S-O30O. 13s
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WOODSIDE PAkA--CuStom bull
4-hedrm,. 2la-bath modern home
family-size Kit. with dishwasher
disposal. washer-dryer, rec. rm..
scr. porch: Earage Very Rttrae
g ROBERT GRAY a Co. ~
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Fabulous FluoreScent
Sign Opportunity
EXCEPTIONAL INCOME

NO SELLING; FULL OR PART
TIME. Reliable person from this
area viii be selected to service
route Of our rental signs. We train,
no special talent needed. Depend
ability, neatness more important
than age. Must have q car and
S3.l60 ready cash to invest for
supplies. Business is set up for
you. Exceptional income starts at
once. Pay Is on q fiat rate basis for
services rendered. Company will
finance expansion to full time II
desired Operator will change letter.
ing Of our rental signs and collect
sign rentals weekly Will not in
terfere with present position Do
not answer this ad unless fully
qualified and are sincerely inter-
ested in expanding. NOTE: We
are not selling our business
We are expanding. For personal
interview and consideration 10 city,
write details about youself: include
phone number. Box 44S-L, Star
IA"
COLORED RESTAURANT. air-cond I:
faSt-growing ne. business dist :,
Glass n license. IL $4,000. Ext
So: ewes. Ii. 4-O202.
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OUT SHIRLEY hwy. cow. 10 Pen:

9 MI. SOUTH OF ALEX, VA
Fully air-cond. split-leyel; finished
study. 2 baths; dishwasher; 3
bedrms.; wall oven; Sept. l &C.
cupancy: $3.50. SO. 6-7239.
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CHEVERLY AREAS bedrms., iiv.
rrn.. dining rm., full bsmt,: cow.
to BALTIC. Wash. freeway; shopping
center, schools, bus: avail Aug. / !.
SIPS per mo. CLYDE r. ADAMS,
Realtor, UN.. 4-1I43.
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BARNAnY WOODS, CHEVY CHASE
3-bedroom, 2-bath brick Co
lonlal. center entrance: screened
porch, overlooking terrace; large
living room with fireplace: base
ment and garage, Large, wooded
ments less than rent. Call I'll Q
pm. HU. I-3SO0. RERENs, JR
CHEvY CHASE 4elI Military I'd.
transp.i shopping, schools Under
$4,000 Open Sat. and Sun.
les COL. ?. H. KoHLoss. EN-.
9-1OI0.
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3-BEDkM, 2la-bath brick rancher.
full basement. 2 firepls., carport,
big lot, Cony; area, immediate
e eeS9PanST; Sl9S mo- elpsE PEARSON
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COOL SPACIOUS HOME
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 10
rms, 3 baths, powder Tm patio,
Gear garage. Short or long term.
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 Vermont Ave.
Ma S-l652 OIL 2-5i34
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5IO5 Sth ST. N.W.-3-bedrm brick
row house: front porch and lge.
rear I'd; gas heat: SS5 per mo.
Will redec., sos. HE. 4-68f16.
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DRIVEN, fraIichised chain. Drink,
sandwich: top z Corner area loo.
Good bus. proven. BOX 16s-R, Star,
LARGE COUNTRY STORE, Mine
Run. Va: $4,000 annual busi-
ness: stock optional: retiring ac-
counts for low price OF $1,000.
reas terms. L. L. SELF, agent,
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HOUSES URFURHIsRED

- Renovated 5-rm
brick house: full bsmt: auto. heat,
at 15tO Price St: SOS mo. JE
4-6417.
ALEX.-FAIRLTNGTON-3 bedrms :.
END row, COW. to everything; vac
XII S-lS99
ALEX.-Town house; det. 6 rms,
Ia baths; oil h.-vh. and attTae.
GNAsH CO.. Realtor. XII. s-422s
ALEX rms; fenced yard; bsmt I;
SS5 month. Can Tu. 1889.
ALEX, Beverly Hilis-Lge. brick
Colonial. 3 bedrms.. baths, IN
bsmt.. garage, ia 8. Overlook dr.,
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CONN. AVE. N.W.-5-bedrm. brk.,
carefully furn.. air cond.; , baths,
powder rm., garage, many extras;
S275. EN-. 3-06Q3.
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$500 DOWN
2-FAMILY APT

First presentation. House for sale
near 18th and Columbia I'd NV:
excel cond. First-floor apt. has
attrac. liv rIn., bedrm., huge mod
kit. and bath: second-floor apt. has
2 bedrms., Nv. rm., mod kit and
bath. Presently rented for $50.
Extras are wall-to-wall carpeting,
washer-drier combination and gas
hot-wateT heat For appoint. to
Inspect, call Mr.. Smith today a.
A. C. Houghton g. Son
I4IS II st. NV. DI 7-aO57
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GLOVER PARK = Nicely furn.: 2
twin-size bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rIn., kit, bath. Garden. Close
tranSp., shopping. pc 3-2333
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WESTLAWN FALLS CHURCH AREA
cow. to Melpar and z Corners, 8
bedrm., asbestos shingle rambler,
equipped kit, fenced I'd, dug bsInt..
newly dec, available now; Sis
per mo. call KE. S-6677. ]. H.
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APIS. UNFURMISMED-VA. 1

electric, S72: list or End floor.
small child only. TIE, $1,000.
ARL.; e15-one- bedrm. apt in ant
Fl Myer stores, transp. EN-
.3.567S days: EN-, 3-92OS ewes.
ARL., N.-2-bedrm. apts., S97.5
lance Arl. Hall and Hecht CO,
on.street parking. See MR.. Gus.
TER on premises. Apt. 8, b22 N
Thomas St, IA 1891, or ia. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-12

HIGH ON HILL, OF West ST IN
Falls Church-Like-new 3-bed-
room house with entrances on 2
levels: large wooded lot. Available
now; sp0tless; SI40. so others.
Call JE. 1890. JOSEPH W.
SEAY co.. lis W. Broad st..
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for good furniture
loader and driver owning heavy
duty tractor, to operate under
lease with Allied Van Lines. Inc.
Must be financially responsible;
references required; bond must be
furnished, Apply in writing to
Box 475-L, Star.
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100 ! ST. N.E.-choics custom-
built corner home. Ideal for proc
iessional man o. ior home with
down payment REQ. Call II, o.
012s. after pm.
BY OWNER, 700 block 9th q. ne.
Brick; ) rms, 2 enclosed porch
e.. three Kitchen ready to move
make ofier. on. 1-71o6. Az.
4-e40i, Ext. 207.
CORNER sEAfI. DETAcHEp BRICK
modern III WITH iee.' pAntry closet,
garbage disposal. run bsmt.. ~
baths. fenced yard: bus fare
zone; only $3.50 dn., SI07 per mo.
Includes taxes and ms.
STEuART BROS.
pi, 1884 Di. f-S6eS
coL0RED-s0 QUINCY PL,-Nev.
" dec. Six rms, bath, full
bsmt.. auto. heat. row brk. No
down payment necessary 70 Queli-
ned purchaser, Low monthly
s s.ssSs; fs ons NIB Be-, vl g.Ssss ME.
COLONEL = WOODRIDGE-coun-
try living IN the city. Extra lac.
lot, Well-planted, The home has 3
bedrms.. Ice. front porch, fun
bsmt., with gas h.-W heat; 2-car
garage. Full price. Sli,3OO. Call
Mr.. Adams with ROGER MOSS,
no, 2-6020; ewes, sP. 3-3s34,
cOLORED-DET. BRICK, new; ,
or 4 bedrms,. rec. rm., lac. lot.
Sale. rent or exchange, Also corr
ner, 8 lge. rms 1 or 2 families;
mr.. all cows. OWNER, ia. e-7Ol0,
C0LORED on WHITE-6-RM. mod,
home, gas heat, lge. lot 1900
blk. varnun st, ne. By OWNER.
Box 1871, star.
C0LORED - WOODBRIDGE. 1919
Hamlin ST. n.e.-2-family mats.
sep, entrance, detached. oil heat:
$4,000 AID. 2-9S0i, ia. 0-Ol32.