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The Sidney herald., 1960-12-14

IF YOU WANT SOMETHING
ESPECIALLY NICE EOR THAT
MAN, GIVE HIM POUR MON
SIEUR EAU DE COLOGNE BY
CHANEL. TURNER DRUG
STORE DOWN TOWN. 48-2tc
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-16
Seniors To Present Appealing Comedy

is played by Phyllis Burum Their eldest daughter, Barbara, who Is of a marvin age and has a rangy young man to prove it, is warmly played by Anita Stewart. George, Biarbara's fiance, is played by Glen Lawson. The other two daughters, Paula and Sarah, who are a bouncy II and 12 years of age, are portrayed by Edna Mae Anderson and Sandra lesser. Frieda, the somewhat tempera- mental maid enacted by Kitty Brooks, completes the Gage fam fly.
 Jonathan Redwood, elderly, lean, weatherbeaten but full of ginger, who never uses two words where one would do, is the cranky Yankee masterfully depicted by Jim Pitcher, who delighted audi ences last year in the role of a tramp. His small, sturdy wife, Mathilda, is played by Judy Beck, a newcomer to Kodiak. Matt, their notoriouSly attractive son, is rep
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-16
By Norman Smith. IT.

January TEaw." the very ap- pealing and enjoyable comedy featuring comic contest between an easygoing city family and a iaughably conservative country olan wiH be presented by Kodiak Highs senior class Friday and Saturday of next week at the High School gymnasium. Tickets are being sold by all seniors and by the 5th, 9th, Tth and 9th grades. which are competing for first, second and third4place prizes of $750, $4 and 8. Tickets will also be available at the Navy Exchange lobby from 10 am. to 1 pm. to- morrow, Saturday the 18th
 Herbert Gage, a sort of father knows best character, who is forced to put up with cranky and opiniOnated intruders in his home, is amusingly portrayed by Denton Andrews, His wife, Marge, who Is an antique farrcier but not the most capable country housekeeper,
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-16
New Accident Bill Signed Into Law

The new accident bill, SB POS, has been signed into law by Gov. William Egan, it was pointed out this week by the Police Depart ment.
 The new law requires a motorist hitting parked vehicle to notify or leave notice for the owner of the vehicle. It also requires the driver involved in an accident resulting in the death or bodily injury or property damage of $1O0 to make an immediate written report to enforcement authorities. The previous amount was $200.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-16
Cannery Plans Wharf Addition

A'a7ka Pcckers Association has ar-lied for Department of the Army permit to construct ! wharf addition and floi. in Kodiak liar lor.
 The wharf addition and float would be constructed on the northwest shore of Kodiak Harbor within the corporate limits of the City of Kodiak.
 Any objections to the proposed work, from The standpoint of navigation, must be filed prior to May 6 with the Anchorage office of the U. s. Army Engineer Dis trict, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-16
Court Sentences

Arrested on a charge of pur- chasing liquor by minor brought a sentence of 90 days to Stella Agnot in Deputy Magistrates court this week. 50 days of the sentence were suspended.
 Dero M. Naples, Jr. was fined $25 for leaving the scene of an accident. Other cases to appear before the court included Peter Tripetzian, on drunk charge, 30 days; Philip Jurevitz, drunk charge, 30 days suspended; George .Nekeferoff, drunk charge, 30 days. Arrested on a drunk and disorder ly charge brought a 50 day sen tence, 15 of which were suspended, to Simmy Shuravaloff.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-16

resented by Duffy Jackinsky. Uncle Walter, a shaggy, news ferreting little old man admirably portrayed by W.yne B. Kraft, completes 3his eccentric clan. Stan Austerman plays the brisk, very busineSslike lawyer, MT. Loomis, whose polished legal mind is no match for Jonathan's horse sense. Tom Shugak plays Carson, the skeptical cop.
 These are the characters in January Tb3w." They are sure to provide two memorable evenings to residents in the Kodiak area.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-16
Sfeuhanie valtrran Is Top SpelIer

Stephanie Valtman, 9th grade student, was the winner in spell ing elimination contest held at the Kodiak School April l. The twelve finalists from grades six, seven and eight were: Janet Down ing; Denise Reed, Arlene Carlson, Grade 6; Marya Springhill, Marvin Frost, Daniel Harmon and Nadine Flotre, Grade ?; and Andrea Jar vela, Sharon Levine, Tanya Kraft and Stephanie Vallman, Grade 3. Marya Springhill, Grade 2, was the runner-up.
 Dr. A. Holmes Johnson pro nounced the words, and Mrs. Mar ion Lynch acted as judge.
 The winner is now eligible to compete in the State Spelling Bee sponsored by the Anchorage Daily Times to be held in Anchorage during the last week in, April.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-16
POLICE SLOGAN

It is better to be patient pedes- trian than a pedestrian patient.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-13

travelling more than 5000 miles and playing before 2,500 people.
 Teeny Long rates this trip as the highlight of his career as a clown and magician, and the most memor- able in his life. Some of those 25 days on the trip were real rough" he said, ''but the memory of the smiling faces of more than 2,50O youngsters and oldsters, who had never seen anything of this sort before, is one of those things that you can't explain unless you were there.
 T was there and enjoyed every moment of it," he said.
 Asked if he will make the trip again this year, Teeny replied: q most certainly will" He said he will always have a spot in his heart for the youngsters of the Chain who, he said, were unparalleled as an audience in their spontane-
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-13

ouS responses. He wanted to es- pecially thank Capt. Thomsen, who made the trip possible, and the crew of the Expansion, for their kindnesses while aboard.
 Following his trip this time aboard the Expansion, Teeny Long will leave for Seattle about the last of August, where he will live with all the memories of the seven glorious years in Kodiak. /"
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-13
Aid To Mariners Supplied By CG

Owners and operators of boats in Alaska are urged to have their names placed on the mailing list for the Seventeenth Coast Guard District Local Notices to Mariners. There is no charge for this service.
 All that is required to receive the service is postcard or letter
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-13

requesting it be sent and the name and address to which it should be mailed. The persons maritime af- filiation should also be stated, such as boat owner or operator, com mercial fisherman, or appropriate occupation or Sea-going interest.
 The Notice to Mariners is pub lished weekly, and informs the recipients of planned and complet-
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-13
Teeny The Clown Leaves Kodiak


 the Clown, is packing up his bag of tricks and makeup kit, and departing Kodiak after seven years here.
 Youngsters between the age of four and seventy-odd, who have enjoyed many a laugh as they watched the Kodiak clown perform on stage and TV, will feel that something has been taken away from them. Teeny was just as popular with the oldsters, and could mystify them just as easy as the youngsters with his 'Hou- Teeny" act, and other tricks.
 Teeny has been viewed here on television for many years. His own program, "Teenys Tots" was a weekly show turned to in many a childs home. Many, many young sters both from town and the Naval Station were given the opportunity to appear in these shows.
 Teeny Long, a civilian electri- elan on the Naval Station, working in the capacity of a supervisor, will soon leave for Seattle, where he will again work as an cleo trician. But he also plans to con- tinue the work begun here, and will make appearances as a clown, before service organization func- tions, kids programs and TV. "The time spent on the Armed Forces TV here has been my greatest stepping stone in getting the feel of performing before a TV cam era," Long stated. He said he was very grateful to all the crew at the studio for all their assistance in the past and present.
 The Clown said he could go on and name many more who assisted him in getting started, even to his first makeup team Nina and Ralph Johnson 'It was a pleasure" he said, putting on the many birthday shows for kids and adults, club appearances, bowl ing parties, and the others" One of his first shows before the foot lights was a Kids Summer Show at the Billiken Theatre. This was followed later by shows at the Orpheum Theatre, the Liberty Theatre in Seward, and appear ances before crowds of youngsters and adults from Kodiak to Nikolski along the Aleutian Chain.
 Teeny Long goes aboard the my Expansion this week, for his second trip around the Island and the Aleutian Chain. This trip will be just sightseeing one, far diff ferent than the last. The last one, Teeny says, will always be mem orable one for him. It was then that he boarded the Expansion, clown suit, magician's parapher- nalia, and boxes and boxes of toys, which were handed out to the chil- dren of the villages along the Chain and the Island. The kids and grownups are still talking about his act. This was in Novem- Der of last year, when winds and waters very unfavorable for land lubbers, were a constant menace to his well-being. But he survived moments of inward distress, and difficult landings, and put on per formances in most of the villages,
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-13

ed changes in aid to navigation. existing deficiencies in aid, the correction of deficiencies, impor- tant Photographic information and general information of interest to mariners in Alaska.
 Requests for the service should be addressed to the Commander, Seventeenth Coast Guard District, P. O. Box 2631, Juneau, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-08-13

With more people buying Chevrolet (inc1uding Corvairs) than ever before with Chevy popu- 1arity and leadership zoonning up to an all-time high and with the choice of models still wide
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
Suburban Living

3-bedroom colonial in bustline
Mentor. Eusy access to new
freewoy to Cleveland. Large lot.
attached garage with breeze
way. Asking Sl8.s00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
Spring

Is just around the corner. Take
advantage OF the off Lake Shore
Blvd. location of this new q
bedroom ranch and make on
appointment to see this lovely
home with hardwood floors. oil
large rooms.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
Route s. Kirtlund

IL miles from Cleveland on IA
ocres with lao feet frontage on
Route 6. stands this new IS #.
smart cut stone and frome ranch
with 3 large bedrooms. Q full
baths. lovely built-in electric
kitchen with beautiful fruitwood
cabinets. large cut stone fire
place. trimmed with solid mo-
hogony. New woll-to-woll cor
petino. new drupes and we ore
now offering this model home for
$4,000 less than it wos built TO
sell for. For quick sole. the
sloshed price is NOW ONLY
S25.995. See this and see q beau
tiful bargain. Coll Mr.. Hobson.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
Renee Walters

NSuUSS "OJISBS =
LIQUIDATOR
Selling Pdrtiol Contents Of
Cleveland Heights Home
1851 SEVERN RID.
(OH Toylor Rd. between
Muyfield and Cedar
Fri. Sat. Sun. March l8. l9. 20.
HOURS 10 TO 8
FA. 1854
Motorolo Stereo Portable Hi-Fi. 2
speaker set; gold sculptured Will
ton Competing and rubber top
pad, approximately go SO. yds.,
years old: lime colored cotton
Competing and padding opproxi-
motely l9 SO. Yds.; aqua blue
cotton Competing. approximately
l9 SO. yds.: aqua davenport:
Chinese red velvet lounge chair:
poir OF pink and white striped
fireside choirs; black and white
pull up chair. others; round
pedestal table: unusuol black
and gold cocktail table: Chinese
motif end tables, others: exqui-
site tall Italian table lamp; pair
OF Chinese table lamps: figurine
lamps. torchiers. others; antique
white love seat; like new dining
room set between pumice grey
and beige, server with hutch.
breokfront with hutch, 4 chairs
plus host and hostess chuirs,
oval table; crystal chandelier,
other fixtures; dinette set. beige
fornicd oval table. 4 red leather
chdirs. complete fireplace equip
ment: custom made troverse
drupes, l6 panels; hunter green
traverse dropes; king size
spread with motchinq dropes;
twin bedspreods with skirts lime
and yellow; poir OF antique
white sconces; figurines; knick
knocks; dishes; white metol
kitchen cobinet; bridge tables.
choirs. children's dinette set. doll
house and buggy; girls Schwinn
% in. bicYcis: luggage; ladies
clothing 10 to IL; girls 8 to 10;
mems suits and sport jackets.
size 40; mems and ladies ucces-
sories; m any miscellaneous
items.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
REAL ESTATE


Willoughby - Stepping Stone.
We sold the owner OF this 5 room
and bath home q business place
and we took this little home in
as portiul payment. This wos q
start for them and it can be your
starter up the road to something
better. Properties that we take
on other places. we price 10 sell
fast. This one Is going for Sl0.500
with as little as $500 down. then
ONLY $50 per month. II you
don't have the $500 but have an
honest face and q steady job.
this is worth your Investigation.
No worthy homeseeker is ever
turned down at Weyls Realty.
We have helped thousands get
started in q home of their own
and we can help you if given
chonce.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
WilloWick
Near Shoregate
Shopping Center

North OF Lake Shore Blvd. neor
the lake. 4 bedrooms. full base
ment. ottoched garage. built-in
Pullmon kitchen with service bar.
As | soid. when we toke them
in trade. we put on low price
tag. That is the cose with this
lovely Cape Cod home with pri-
vote beach privileges. This is
biggest little big fomily home
with less work to keep il spoI-
king than you would expect to
find for the money. Total Price
Sl7,900 with as little as Sl.500
down. Shown anytime by op-
pointment. Coll Mr.. Morino.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
VACUUM CLEANER

we have a large selection
of Electrolux. Hoover. G.. E.,
Premier. Royal, Apex and many
other sweepers; tanks. uprights.
canisters; reconditioned with
= like new; these are sold at a
fraction of their original selling
price; also used and "as is"
cleaners as low as S995. Value
Vac, 677 East 200th st. KE l-1927.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

MODERN couch, 2 chairs, $40; blond
bed. chest, dressing table, night
stand, $40. KE. 1-7437.
cocktail table; lamp
table, drum table; excellent con-
dition; SWAY floor lamp, like
new. w. l-7489
DINING room set. 8-piece, 66-inch
buffet, walnut, S25. MU. 1-2530.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
BIRDS - BEES - TREES =

This picturesque ranch has q
picture book setting. 100 II. OF
frontage. 1856 #. depth complete.
ly londscoped. 3 spacious bed
rooms with large cedar lined
closets. Living room. dining
room. The kitchen has q built-in
oven and range, disposal.
Porquet floors throuout. Clay tile
both with built-in vanity. 2-cor
ottoched garage. Natural wood
work. The focal point Of reor is
q large circular cut stone patio.
This is truly gem. S26. 500.
3-BEDROoM BRICK - 2.yeor-old
brick ranch. Luree living room.
extra large kitchen (l2xl8) with
natural birch cupboords. 3 bed
rooms with sliding door closets.
Clay tile bath with built-in
vanity. Full basement. z12-cor
garage plus lovely guest
house with inside barbecue.
Within three minutes OF Shore
gate shopping. schools and
swimming pool S24.500.
LARGE 3-BEDROOM brick and
frame ranch with ottoched ga.
roge. 2 boths. built.in oven and
range. dropes. stone fireplace.
Large lot in quiet neighborhood.
S23.e00.
MINIMUM DOWN-Spocious A.
bedroom bungalow. beautiful
large kitchen. on huge llox575
#. lot. $4,000.
3-bedroom ranch with full base.
ment. lorge 50xl75 #. lot. 2-cor
garage, only 3l2 years old.
Close to shopping area. Sl5.200.
G.I. NO MONEY DOWN - sloo
per month including taxes and
insurance. 3-bedroom bungalow
with many extras such as stove.
refrigerator. dryer. Competing.
and even beach privileges. Also
q l2-cor garage. on 80xl04 #.
lot. You can't afford TO miss this
at sl4.9O0.
LAND CONTRACT-S7OO down
S05 per month. 3-bedroom bun
golow with 2-cur garage on
62xl20 #. lot. See this borqoin
today. Sl0.500.
HOLDEN
REALTY, INC.
324l7 Vine ST.
Willowick VIII. 4.ll00
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS

COINS bought. sold. supplies. 1270s
St Clair ave. UL. 1-l070.
USED tires: three 6.70x15; five 7.50x
Ia; seven 0Ox14; two 6.50x16; one
640x15: one 5.20x13; steel l beam;
rebuilt electric motor, % hp: 1857
Cord 3rd member: set 750x14
snow chains; safety belts.
w. 1855
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
WilloWick

3-bedroom bungalow of Bay.
ridge Blvd. with 20x20 garage;
breezewoY. fumilY room. recre-
otion room. curpeting. dropes.
tiled basement floor. Large COX
$50 #. lot. Don't miss seeing this
lovely home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
DESPERATE OWNER

WILL sacrifice new 4-bedroom, all
brick bungalow, hardwood floors,
S14.450. only 81 500 down.
VIII 2-6332
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17

SOFA, pair of chairs, club chair.
tables; good condition, reasonably
priced. YE. 2-7978.
AFGAHNS. shell stitched, rain
bow, l shaded green. Ii. Lasts.
DINING and 2-piece living room
sets; mahogany desk: Westing-
house Laundromat. SIS; other
household items. MU. l-1343.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17

2 new 3-bedroom ranches now
under contract in Willoughby.
Full basement. built-in oven and
range. On q street of young
homes. See them now and Sc
lect your decorations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17
In Euclid, BY Owner
BY OWNER, $4,000

rd., East Cleveland.
gracious English style, double ga
rage; modern kitchen. pantry,
paneled dining room, 35-foot liV-
ing room with solid cherry,
beamed ceiling, Wood-burning
fireplace, four large bedrooms, up;
finished 3rd; Water-tite basement
with lavatory and the finest gas
heating system: near churches,
schools, shopping Rapid Transit.
FA. l-0456.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-17

2 bedrooms. OF Stevens in East
lake. with attached garage.
Close to oil schools. Asking
Sl5.900.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
q THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.

q THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
History Sub Killers" A report on the
Nays Task Group Alta during an actual
exercise filmed in the Atlantic off the
caroIinas Walter cronkite. narrator.
ZOO O SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHOW.
Comedy Hour. Color. THE Reluctant
Dragon" A musical comedy version of
Kenneth 6rahames whimsical fable Shir-
ley Temple will portray lovely Gillian and
John Raitt will play brave St. George.
Jonathan Harris will create the dragons
voice and Don WeissmuIIer the dragon
itself
O MllT GRANT SHOW.
Variety. Hour Teen ayers dance party.
q LASSIE.
Drama. Jimmy and Lassie find 'sea
serpent" while fishing at the lake Jon
Provost stars.
7:3o q MAVERICK.
Western. i Hour. Thunder From the
North" Beau Maverick tRoger MooreJ
faces fiery death when he woos an In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
ROCKVILLE

NEW HoMEs-TERRIFIc BuY-3 twin bedrooms, loads
storage space separate dining large
eye-leye ovens full baths. Handicapped lots Walk
' ~ ~0'N' 0'H -'-'t1
DIRECTIONS Mil I'd to First st. in Rockville rich
4 blocks to PECKS open" Sign ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
RAY PARK
LANGLEY PARK

ExTRALARGE RAMBLER fireplace lvin
room doublesize bedrooms Ia baths best buy in
BELOW FLA APPRAISAL FOR QUICK SALE
DIRECTIONS Out New Hampshire RuRtan left
18th and PECK'S open Sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
-nE0pen
OPEN, 2-6
SILVER SPRING
Cane Cod-S16 Q50

3 bedrms., sep. din. rm.. bsmt
walk to MONTGOMERY Blair and
other schools DIR: Out Colesville
I'd, bear right on Franklin. right
on Highview ave-. right on Knox
place to II and open sign. :
Split Level
Better than new cond.. spacious
liv. I'm. with balcony and cathe-
deral ceiling and coy frepl. list.
moor den 3 bedrms., eating size
kit, plus family and din. rm.,
combination. $50. $50. DIR: Out
Ga. ave. from Wheaton shopping
Ia miles to Kayson. turn left
and follow signs to 1908 Carney
Rambler
Pine paneled den suitable for Bird
bedrm:. I'm. rec rm. very we'll
kept home, lovely garden, tree
shaded patio, only S16.5O0. DIR.
Out VierS Mill road, turn right on
Conn. ave. turn lett on Everton
and right on Feldon to 1905.
Donald E. Younkin & Co.
1858 Univ. Blvd, West Wheaton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
HOUSES FOR SALE MD.
LARGE CT LOAN

RANDOLPH HILLS - 4-bedrm. Il
OF rec. rm.), 2-bath brk. RAM
bier; fenced yard loaded with
shrubs, backs UP to park, and
school bus at corner; Sl0O per
mo: pays all. Pc. 2-314O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
KILMAROCK
BOOT GLENSIDE DRIVE

BRICK CAPE COD STYLE HOME situated beautifully
Modern kitchen table
dnns ynsize bedrooms basement and attached
WATER HEAT NEAR TAKoMA ACADEMY and Langley shoppnE
DIRECTIONS: East University blvd Carroll right
Genside, rght to PECK open Sgn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
CHEVY CHASE-ROLLINGWOOD
1881 WOODBINE STREET

Top location for this clean brick Colonial Vacant Center
kitchen bedrmS baths plus rec rm porch and garage;
pos DIRECTIONS Out Conn. right Leland Brook
vile, right blk. left Woodbne. Ewes Mr. Phillips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
SUMNER

Handsome rambler-type stone-and.
brick home, only > years old. I'M
maculate. bedrms., den, ga
baths, recreation area. Centrally
air conditioned S4S.500. Ex-
cellent financing can be arranged.
Ewes. call Mrs. Williams. FE.
3-6915.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14

n. HAMP. AVE. AREA-Walk to
beautiful 3-bedrr.s ranch rambler
LUXURY YSJ'LL LOVE"
Extra lge., dazzling rec rm.. for
NAL din rm.. flrepl., de luxe kit;
huge, extra lge. lot.
W, j. NICHOLAS HE 4-10O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
EDNOR
ROCKVILLE
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE
206 HOWE DRIVE

Brick spt-leyel PEOPLE STOP TO ADMIRE loads storage
comfortable den hreplace
looSing 6sauul lascre lot Price S3500 TRADES INVITED
Howe dr., right to PECR'S open" Sgn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
SWIMMING POOL
SLIGO REALTY, Realtors
10. $4,000

TAKoMA PARK: OPEN 90
1l9 GRANT AVE. OFF CARROLL)
3-bedrm., 2-bath, center-hall Colo
NAL for only S13.950; basement,
spacious yard. Make offer
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
WHEATON
26O5 ARVIN STREET

26U5 ARVlN STREET
LOVELY BRICK COLONIAL: bedrooms, baths roor
and patio ofStreet parking, fenced yard 10 $4,000,
DIRECTIONS Out Georeia wheaton, left Dawson
right Grandvew, left Arvln PECK open Sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
ETA THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington. D. c.
August ID, 1860

g. bedrms. on l floor. ga baths,
Gen, family rm.. liv. rm.. kit, and
DIN; rm.: rec. I'M, 4 fireplaces.
ONLY $50. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
GARRETT PARK

f5UU DIVU1D D1V1VE
POSSESSION TIME FOR sCHooI-3-bedroom brick Cape
la baths, kitchen,
lot. Priced to sell Sla,950.
DIRECTIONS: Out Wisconsin ave. right to
Druid dr.. and PEcKs open" Sign.