davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Lopez Nateos Tiene Que Hacer
Frente a Grave Crisis 0brerd
DIRIcENTEs OBRERos I~zQUlERDISTAS EN-
LUCIA PoR FL CONTROL DEL MOVIMIENTO

minar la vida sindical. Ell otro
es que existe descontento pc
pular con los dirigentes que tie
men actualmente los puestos de
mando- de los sindicatos.
(Pasa a la Pagina I'D
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Aumenio de Salaries en- Brasil

RIO DE JANEIR0, dciembre 6 (UPD-E Presidente
Juscelino Kubitschek pidi6'al Congreso la concession de aumentos
de salaries, por vaor de un 80 por ciento a todos los funcionarios
y empleados del gobierno.
Ell Presidente recomend6 que los aumentos comiencen a
.regir en- enero, pero sin hacerlos electives hasta ell mes de
julio, en- que Ell ~gobierno espera tener los fondos suficentes
para ell page
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07

NUEVA YORK. = Ell Gober-
nador electo, Nelson Rockefe-
Her, anuncio en- una conferen-
cia de prensa que es su propo-
sito dar participation a puerto
rriquenos e hispanos en- cargos
de responsabilidad de su Co
bierno. Rockefeller ha estado
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
Smith Discute en- WASHINGTON
la Crltica Situation de Cuba
SUBIT0 ULAMADO A EMBAJADOR
PARA EFECTUAR "CONSULTAS"

En- PeIisro Ia zofra. - casfro Domino Aeeeso
q los PUertos - AsaIto y Toma de Trinidad por
los Rebeldes. Militares conspirodores Sc
Pason q las GUerriIIus del ~Eseumbruy. - Portes
Sobre la BufuIlu de GUisa. NUevu suspension
de Ceramics. Otrus Informaeiones de Interes
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07

mitentemente por I'm total de
II amos en- los dltimos veinti-
cinco, figuran los siguientes:
Ell fracasado complot de la
semana pasada para derrocar a
Batista en- ell que, segGn ell decir
de personas informadas, toma-
ron parte alrededor de 35 off
ciales, de alta y baja graduation.
Unos veinte de dichos oticiales
obtuvieron asilo poIitico en- va
rias embaiadas.
CONTROL DE CASTRO
Ell hecho de que ell iefe de
Estado Mayor del Ejercito gene
raj Martin Diaz Tamay' haya
sido relevado de SUI puesto esta
semana, "por razoneS de saludp.
Ell general DIaz Tamayo era
amigo intimo de Batista.
Ell efecto que pueda tener
en- la economic del pals ell hecho
de que Sc pierda gran parte de
la zafra o que ell azucar no
puead Sc exportado. Hay otser-
vadores que sostienen que las
fuerzas de Fidel castro contro-
Ian o dominan suficientes pun
tos del Oriente de Cuba como
para que Ell 80 por ciento de la
zafra y Ell azucar exportable no
pueda ir al exterior 81 c ,ti-
nuara Ell movimiento rebelde.
Ell azdcar es Ell principal sosten
de la economic cubana.
Pasa q la P4gina uCHOl
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abasteclmientos de la misma.
Las tuentes manifestation que
los rusos detuvieron al convoy
para inspeccionar los camiones,
pero los conductores de los mis-
mos Sc negaron a permitirlo. Ell
mayor general Barksdale Ham
lett, comandante norteamerica-
no de Berlin, moviliz6 la fuerza,
pero primeramente Sc envio a
Findlay Burns, ASSESSOR politico
de la mission norteamericana, a
la jefatura de las fuerzas ru-
sas en- Berlin Oriental, para ext
CIR la liberation de los camio-
mes Y suS conductores, a 10 cual
aceedieron los sovieticos.
PROYECTILES
TELEGUIADOS
BONN, Die. 6. -(UPD- Ell
eiercito de Alemania Occiden-
(Pasa a la Pagina III
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CUBA

MoVimiento 26 de Julio que
dirige ell lider rebelde Fidel
Castro; pero, segdn ell criterio
de los observadores, entire los
factories r%ecientes que son de
Importance para determinar
hasta donde pueda Batista So
breponerse a la situaci6n, des-
pues de gobernar al pals inter
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organizando su
Gabinete des-
de sus cuarte'
les en- esta ciu.
dad.
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DEL "DAARIO TAs AMERICAS
vOTO DE CONFIANZA

ROMA, Die. 6. CUPID - Ell
Primer Ministro, Amintore Fan
FAM encarara hoy un vote de
confianza, en- un Parlamento
tan parejamente dividido, que
la ausencia de un solo miembro
puede> decidir SUI suerte.
Fantani, pidio ell vote de con-
fianza. despues de que ell Parla-
mento rechazo SUI politica, sobre
un asunto relativamente me-
nor -un plan para continuar
un s~obreimpuesto de un CEN
tavo poi gallon de gasolina, has
ia medlados de 1860.
Comunistas, fascistaS, socia-
listas de izquierda, r%epublica-
nos, hberales y monarquicos
unieron sus fuerzas contra ell
Primer Ministro en- la votacion
secrets sobre ell impuesto a la
gasolina pero fueron los votos
de los miembros "rebeldes" del
propio Partido Democratic Girls
tiano de Fanfani, los que deci-
dieron ell resultado.
Los Observation-Disclosures y
sus asociados socialists de de-
recha, en- ell gobierno de coali-
cion de Italia Sc uniran solida-
mente en- apoyo del Primer Mi
nistro noy, segun Sc espera.
~ARGENTINOS EN-
LONDRES
LONDRES Die. 6.-(UPD-
Hugo Grudici, dirigente del CRU
(Pasa a la ,Pagina III
Prestapps sobre Diamaptss hssta
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POr JOHN t. E

WASHINGTON, diciembre 6
CUPID - En- fuentes general
mente bien informadas sobre
Cuba, Sc cree que los aconte-
cimientos recientes de la Isla
podrian converger hacia I'm nue.
vo periodic critico para ell 60
bierno del Presidente Fulgen-
clio Batista.
Tai opinion Sc basa en- la
situacion militar y economical
de los ultimos diaS y en- ell
subtle llamamiento q Washing
ton para c~onSultas del Emba-
jador de EStadoS Unidos en- La
Habana, Earl E. T. Smith, 1ue
commence aver una serie de en-
trevistas con funcionarios del
Departments de Estado.
Ell problema fundamental de
las dificulltades en- que Sc We
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07

enVQeltO Ell 60
bierno de Ba-
tista, es ell que
ha creado la
revolution del
do T,,Iio ,,1
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07

RrestaWos sobrs niamaptss hss.s
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-07
~ARGENTINOS EN-
LONDRES

LONDRES Die. 6.-(UPI)-
Hugo Grudici, dirigente del CRU
(Pasa a Ia .Pagina III
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 fair and the club booth were dis cussed- It was decided that in the future the hostess for each club meeting will prepare the lunch, instead of having pot luck.
 Election of officers was held, with the following results: Irene Beylund, president; Lillian Eek ert, vice president; Priscilla Bal con, secretary; Jessie Klem, treasurer; and Marta Stadem, re- porter.
 The next meeting will be held September I6 at the home of Lil- liam Eckert-
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
v =..=.s.;avsszuENsHRHE Haa
September 3. 1858

oeptemDeF 5, lS3o Valley Frontiersman,
 Palmer, Alaska
 go the Residents Of Palmer .And inc Matanuska Valley:
 ghe members of the Palmer E'tre Department are all Volun- Es4erS and in addition to their dut- lgs with the Fire Department, ap- crate the ambulance for Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. This ambH1- sats.e is frequently called upon 4a make emergency runs at any Rune of the day or night.
 During the past week four runs wr-e made: one 10 Houston and three up the Highway. All of 4tsase runs were of an emergency Es44ln-e and speed was of the ut- rnost importance.
 THne purpose of this letter is Gn complain about the lack of szaperation on the Highway tsfa- 2- -405 of the Territorial Traf- Er Regulations clearly states 9hat upon the approach of an em- arfency vehicle, or one with a sa4sn and red light. an approach 1.t.g vehicle or one about to be 1Aasts4d will pull over to the srlrhf side of the road and come V. a stop
 Fmr the past six months, we, ae operators of the Fire vehicles sahC ambulance, have had to con 'ttaa with careless drivers who .saaoe in some cases even attempt WI to pass the emergency vehic- Ms lf has now come to pass that ~ae feel something must be done.
 Today on a run to Mile 68 with -te ambulance, there were so 1tia9y fragrant violations of this @satare that on our return to the \ asmer Hospital, the City Police Ts7 met us at the top of Bailey -171 to escort the ambulance the sssa af the way. Some irate cit. EaE took this gestion of Officer Layers as an attempt to catch szHeeders outside the City Limits -aara complained 10 the U S. N mnissioner.
 <" Be. pase signers of this letter, re2sat to thank Officer Loyer for hH assistance If all the people ,assssh drivers licenses in the Val slsg would be as thoughtful we are saH4 thaS we can do a much bet asa Job and avdFd tragedy r@hlct could affect any one of us
 E9 fhe future it is our intention i4n take action to prosecute all ls1AA.ators.
 Sincerely yours, t Buddy Campbell
 Jack E. Maze
 John T. Close
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
FAIR VISITORS
 PRAISE LOCAL
 FLOWER GOLOR1NG

Visitors from nearly Mi every state in the union, and from towns and cities in Alaska join- ed local residents in viewing the colorful flower displays during the recent Valley Fair. Marge Conroy, department superintend- ent, stated that the visitors from the States were especially appre- ciative of the flowers, remarkirg .a number of times about the viv- i'd coloring of Alaskan grown flowers. Mrs. Conroy expressed her appreciation to her commit tee and ali others who assisted III this department before, dur ing, and after the fair,
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
REMAINS PROJECT AeEP C3PTED SUCCESSFUL

Members of the KiWanis Club 4@ Palmer have reported their Barking lot concession during tbs Matanuska Valley Fair was
 v successful Proceeds from aae p4olect will be used by the V--h throughout the coming ee in support of their many ImunitY services, primarily E7an area youth
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11

30-day suspended sentence, effec- tive one year.
 Milton Hanson was found gull ty of a drunk and disorderly charge brought by city police officer August 4 and received Al two-week suspended sentence, eff fective one year.
 Deorr ID. Nield was fined $20O September 2 and had his drivers license suspended for 30 days when found guilty of a city pol lice charge of driving while un- der the influence of liquor. He entered a not guilty plea.
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
TEACHER HERE FOR PAROCHgAL SCHOOL

The Palmer Seventh Day Ad- ventist School, located west of the church, has ain enrolment of nine students, it was announced this week by John E. Christen Sen, pastor The students are enrolled in grades one, three, four, five, seven, and eight. Ad- ditional enrolment is anticipat ed, MT. Christensen stated.
 MT Christensen, his wife, and three children arrived in Palmer just prior to the opening of school. Before coming to Palmer MT. Christensen taught school at the Upper Columbia Academy in Spangle, Washington, for the past five years.
 The local parochial school fol- lows Territorial requirements re- garding curriculum and is under the direction of the Alaska Mis- sion, with headquarters in An chorage.
 Before coming to Palmer Mrs. Christensen was doing private piano and organ teaching in Washington schools. She hopes to offer a similar program locally.
 The Christensen family are liv- ing on Wasilla Highway in the Rodgeguez home.
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
HOME s
 NEWS
Cheechako Club

Dear Cheechakos: Because of negligence on the part Of your reporter the following news is a little late"
 Our regular lure meeting was held at the home of FIavia Mar GUS, June v, with Daisy Swoboda as co-hostesS. Gerry Pazaruslxi gave the June Council report. Dorothy Hurley reported the committee had chosen The Rice Bowl M Anchorage for our an .nuai club dinner and announced aii absentee and past members who wished to go should call Mrs. Pazaruski Flavia Marcus volunteered to accept chairman ship 0f the part committee for 1.-the Buttons and Bows All club again this year Marian Johansen moved the Cheechakos contribute $5 toward am operating fund for local All clubs. Motion carried.
 Dorothy Hurley presented t'Pic- tunes in the Home" an interest ing and instructive program. Tasetful examples of arrange mems were shown and printed in- formation was distributed. There were l6 members, three past members and one quest present at the club dinner. Our guest was the mother of Evelyn Bush; past members were Lucille Winner, Eloise SWoboda, and Jean Stacel.
 Our regular August meeting was held at the home of Ida Stad- Her, with Billie DeJulio as co-hos- tess. The fair booth display was discussed. A special meeting was Iheld August 15 at 7:30 pm. at the home of Ida Stadler to set up our booth.
 An invitation to tea was read from the Buttons and Bows All club. The tea Was held at the Church of God August 2l from 2 to 4 pm, Everyone expressed the desire to attend the tea but many were unable to 50 because of their work.
 A letter from the Cancer Re- search fund was read and it was decided that our club would send our yearly donation in memory of our dear friend and fellow club member Ruth ZirnoWske.
 Our September meeting will De held at the home of Sally liar rison with Bernice Linn as co- hostess.
 Cloycine Driggars, reporter
 Butte Club
 The Butte Homemakers club will hold its regular meeting on l8 at the Butte hall There will be am election of off ficers, so all members are urged ito attend
 Members of the Chugiak and clubs will be guests and Frances Hubert will demon strate at ll:3O, following which a poi luck luncheon will be ', served
 Glacier View Club
 The Glacier View Homemade ers' club met at the home of Fave Hoffman on August I9 with seven present. Plans for the
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11

Economical Safe grain storage costs less per bushel in pre-engineered Butler Hat storage buildings than in any other type Butler metal buildings specially engineered to grain, they modified equip ment sheds shelters
 Keep crops safe Grain in Butler flat storage buildings is spread out not piled deep. This allows in-storage drying with Butler Force-Aire equipment helps pre- oyerheating and controls insect activity. Butler buildings are hresafe weathertight, rodent proof keep crop quality high.
 Never idle. Butler storage buildings perform variety of farm when crops in storage. Big doors poefree interiors and straight sidewalks permit easy maneuyerng of equipment provide spacious storage. Come in today for full details
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
G GU RT NE w s
City Court

Tn the City Magistrates Court on August 6 Jackie ID. Smith was fined $50 and given 30-day sus- pended sentence, effective one year when found guilty of a cit izen's complaint of battery.
 Neil Hermon, who entered a not guilty plea, was found guilty of a citizens complaint of bat tery and fined $50 and received a
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

SHARE OFFICE IN Southern Bids.
Desk avail. June S35 mo. REFS
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SALES, INC. IA. 5000
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

zoos CARROLL AVE. TAX. PIX
Ideal for D and 10, or any bust
ness lge. mod. store; compl, bsmt.
SHOP. FOR ELECTRICAL, plumb
ing. painting or any other bust
ness; LIST floor rear; 1920 Irving
st. NV. CO. 5-2295.
1912 nth ST. N.W.-Air-condi-
toned new BLDG ground A.
FOR SALE OR RENT-store and
dwelling, 303 NJ st. ne. Call
HILLTOP SHOPPING CENTER
Kamp Washington, Fairfax, Va.
Lge, 26x60 store in very active
center. Heat and water furn.;
Sl75. Ewes. and Sun. Ell. 6-502S
2SIO ALABABA AVE. S.E.-store
suitable for 3 and 10 cent store or
other line of business MARK
KABIK REALTY. INC, 1904 H st.
ne, Ii. 3-l59l.
SHOP FOR ELECTRICAL, plumbing
or other service business ample
parking space: l,S00 50. IT. floor
s"ace incl, once and . lavatories:
huorescent lighting, many cleo
trical outlets, gas blower heat;
Mt. Rainier. Md, Just north Of
Rhode Island ave; $3.50 per mo.
A. c HOUGHTON g. SON, INC b.,
l41S H st. NV, DI. 7-9O57.
100 SO. FIT, AIR CONDITIONED
LARGE. MODERN Sc SHOPPING
CENTER LoNG-TERM LEASE.
10 2-0l52.
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IIANDYMAN's sPtcIAI. nseds
Only aaos DOWN ineludei sst


NO Down PAYlIMsIEirgTTiE'' W. have
available and 3 bedrm. homes.
good locations, for SALE 10 eiigibie
yeterans. for only the CLOSING costs.
For details and information, cali
CURTIS Z MARTIN SALES INC,
l2Q s ROYAL st., Alex. Va. XII.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

DIXON uiLIs-uniaue small estate
on APPROX, D acfeA, secluded. atif
dsh.T mod house small barn
cottagsi s.i 500, CT H.fiaO,
NORnrCK. ND acres well.
built, eApanfihle, t.rm, cottage
$4,000 terms, ~, b-bhaa,
S00-Yr.-old Stone House
on 40 A. mr.. winchester, $3.50,
Arcola-.sd-rm, house, ~ acres,
With pond, Nih, 800
NJ. Marshaii-7.rm. ahow place
and t.rm, cottage, II acre.,
JAMES Z. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna. Va. do. s.seoo
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
"BARGAINs"

JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. DU. $500
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lcoAIlNuIpi
MaeARrHUR avn. FxT n,

MAsAmrliuh BLVD, ENT. River
ing canal. potomac, neg Asma-
rial pkNy ~ 500 Wo' 6-i7sa.
PRINcE oEoR0Es-l-aeTs lot. 60
ready 70 build 81 900, cakht on
hAFa.tqFfAesd ID Boz sdg.Ll star,
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FALLS CHURCH
JOSEPH W. sEAY co.

Exclusive Brokers
llS West Broad Street.
Pals Church, Virginia
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

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PINEY BRANCH FARM
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

APPALACHIAN LOOKOUT-5 to
25-acre tracts; beautiful views
and scenery; 8 miles to Front
Royal and Shenandoah River.
fishing and hunting. u. S. Con-
servation area, 65 miles from
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INDUSTRIAL PRoP. fer RINT

LEASE - NE. D G, $500 "a n
ef more, .one.atofV bldg driye-in
door, enclosed YARD, n&o tlding
eL build 70 suit tenant, Nh, 4
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BEVERLY BEACH-clean. mod
equip. cottage; beach privils.; SIS
week. WALL1NG, UN 7-20SS.
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, west
lana, va rms, bath. boat,
sandy beach; excel. fishing: SIS
wk, ! couple; $50 . couples. ia.
1-25S7 or CT. 6-0707.
WOODLAND BEACH-sleeps s: ali
mod. cows; u blk. water; fenced
yard. HA. 2-9377.
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5 ACRES
OAKTON-FAIRFAX co.

FouT-acre farmette; 7-rm., mod
ern, country home; hot-water heat,
hrepl., rec. rm.; sbout yrs. old
beaut. view. Priced right, Sl7.5O0.
Within 90 mi. ID. c. Also sew
eral other beautiful homes. For
appointment, phone Dunkirk s.
1920, WHITESELL ZEAL ESTATE;
near oakton. Va, School. Hwy. 1913
Closed Sundays.
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INDUSTRIAL pRop. Ter SALE

ALEN,-eALE on LEASE. n.acfe
heayf Industrial pfopa IN wells
3, y uNAHh Co, XII 0sAsea.
ROCKVILLE. sopsd. s 10 IL aeres,
h RCY RAMgfSY'd s Il isco 80 S.sssS
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

CHESAPEAKE BAY beach cot
tages on 3 lots, 80 mi b. C.;
modern cows, all for $500.
Ell. 6-3lO7, IA. 2-6S9O.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
CHARLES CoUNTY-I-bedrm. eot

CHARLES -bedrm. cot.
tage, iuTn.. on Bridge blvd. Car
be rented seasonal with an option
TO buy Also furn., 2 enc. apts
brand-new Call CT a-@lIb, OF
write FlsHERMAN's INN. Cobb
Island, Charles County, Nd.
COUNTRY HOME, mr.. Atomic
Energy COMMITTEEMAN To-
cation Boyds, Nd. The old Nor
ris Homestead, rich soil and
mxuriant growth OF trees. shrubs
and flowers provide romantic set-
ting. You will love ~. To settle
estate. Slb,OO0. OIL. 2-ssf7.
PRE- REVOLUTIONARY Manor
House tl1O0D--2 baths, g bed.
rooms, new plumbing. central
heat; many trees, flowers, large
lawn, 5l9 acres. Good tenant
house and small bldgs. rs Minis
TO District, 30 Minis. Annapolis
$4,000. University 1859, West
River,
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hOCk CHEEk HILLS-Complete
Air-cond. WILLIAMSBURG Colonial:
formal din. rm., bedrm. or study
and full bath on. LIST moor; 2
master bedrms. and bath on 2nd
floor: all-elec. kit, full bsmt /,
screened porch, garage: beautiful
wooded yard: S27,5OO. KORzEN.
DoRFER, Realtor, OIL. 4-s111
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450s Mahan I'd Viers Mil Village.
Call VIII 6-655l.
GARDEN PARADISE-Hundreds
OF azaleas, dogwoods and other
fne trees and shrubs surround
this unusual all-brick home, near
4 Corners. Ideal for retired folks.
mr.. bus and shopping. 2 lac. ist-
n bedrms., sep. din. nm. fun
GER A. co, JU. a-4544.
CHARMING HOME, white, brick
corner lot in Forest Grove area
OF Silver Spring 2 bedrms,
powder rm.. liy. rm.. din. nm >
kit. and porch on LIST a; .
bedrms. and bath on I'd a.. bsnt !:
SIS.5OO Call JU. 5-4222.
LAWRENCE v LuTEs CO.
Mr.. PINEY BRANCH RD.-FLOWER
II lz-story brick; bedrms, :
downstairs, 3 up: full bsmt lge.
rms. incl sep. din. rm. FHA sp-
proved immed. poSs.. S16.500
OWNER. JU. a-70a1
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NEED uNTuRN. HOMES TO RENT,
VA TATUM PROPERTIES, IL
MOD. a-BEDRM RAMB.: vic. I'M.
crest Hts. or oxon Hill; lease. RI
b-4S2O,
ALEXANDRIA, ARLINGTON. FALLS
needed, N 7. BRoYHII.L a SONS,
INC, IA, 4-l3O5.
2 OR , BEDRMs., NV. location:
cow. 10 schools. To. 2-OSs1.
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HOUSES ron sALE-N.W.
Foggy Bottom
COOL TOWN HOUSES
S24 25th ST. NV.
I:I'sz4

VI N14N DONND4A
A perfectly delightful house, nov
agAin available BY accident. II you
wished you had bought Il. you have
another chance. II you missed see.
ms II before, come quickly, You'll
love the charmine Earden lblg
enough for a small swimming pool,
the large, light living rm. lbx2S n.
and. you will appreciate the central
air conditioning In the hot days
ahead. Sag,bOO,
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CAR WASH-Fully equipped. s min.
IRON dovnioyn: $4,000 cash. Ma.
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coNGRLssIoNAL coUNTRY cLUB

Beautiful 3ia-aere estate in
the heart OF the fashionable Pc
tomae Hunt within mi Of the
club. Charming 3-bedrm, 2h-
bath white brk. Colonial that
features q deliEhtful big family
room" over Lear garaEe; mas
Onry stable; unfinished white brk.
guesthouSe also with slate roof
Entirely white board fenced and
in peri. eono. Impressive entrance
gates and circular maeadam
drive: 50 $50. PRANK 3 PHIL
LIPS. NC. d.. 7-1411: ewes. PE
9-lO7a.
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HnnsES EnR SAlE-aI


Brick c0RNER-Nev eond., near
J ayes $500 20 1000 rashl Z
or . apls OWNER, IA, Q-1OiO,
ppNNA AWE
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SILVER SPRING, 100 st. Lawrence
dr.-Beautifully kept charming A.
bedrm., 2-bath immaculate home;
paneled den, lovely liv. rm., din.
Tm.. kit, family rm.. LIST A.: blk
from public and paTochial schools.
Ev. 4-1732, JU. 5-45b4, GRUBB-
WILLIAMS.
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dn.; vac; no closing cost-Lovsly
corner detached rambler; mod
kit, wall oven, birch cabinets;
in. 10. $500: ewes. 10. b-0407.
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COLORED-S79.
HOUSES TO SHARE

ONE or TWO GIRLS. 10 min. Pen
tagon, direct bus line. large, cool
yard, "a. 2-Oalb. 2es
GIRL, rs 70 20, 10 ahars duplex
with J others eonv, 10 Pentagon
and Navy Annex, Tv, patio; 81
mo. Call IA. 2-a1bh after r,