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Dottie Valen
 Elected Head OS Emblem Club

Elected at a recent meeting of Kodiak Emblem Club No. 1B7, Dottie Valen will head the organi. ration as president during ls6o-6l.
 Others elected to office are: Maxine Madsen, first vice presi. dent; Mary Serum, second vice president; Elaine Mcintyre, treas. tlrer; Guyneth Gottschalk, finan. cial secretary; Mary Mcfarland, recording secretary; M Margaret Lightfoot, first trustee; Ina Fletch. CT, second trustee; Reggie Damery, third trustee; Mickey Duros, chap. lain; Justine Hinckel, organist; Evelyn Dinwiddie, first assistant marshal; Lee Burgey, second as- Sistant marshal; Ginger Veerman, press correspondent; Gerry Gron. lund, first guard and Lois Haus. man, second guard.
 For her two appointive officers the presdent-elect named Lila Les. ter as marshal, and Muriel Valen as corresponding secretary.
 Refreshments were served at
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Cub Scouts On T

A group of Kodiak Cub Scouts were guests of Mrs. Genevieve Layman's Aunt Jenny's Television Show last Saturday morning. The Cubs were winners of Aunt Jenny's letter writing contest on the sub- ject of the meaning of ones duty to God and country.
 Cubs of Kodiak Den 2 won the $5 first prize for the best letter sent in as a group. Den 2 is com prised of Michael Chase, Michael Loomis, Mickey Turner, John Jensen, Stuart Hickey, Sandy Par ker, and Freddy Leonard, with Steven Draper, Den Chief, and Mrs. Robert R. Parker, Den Mother.
 Prizes for individual letters were: $4 first prize, Ned Farber, Den 3; $1 second prize, David Kraft, Den 2; $1 third prize, Daniel
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 special dressing and served hot, the flavor combination pleases all the family.
 Hot Potato Salad
 1 envelope Good Seasons Classic Salad Dressing Mix: vim egar, water and oil; cups hot diced or sliced potatoes 6 me- dium potatoes); 1 tablespoon chopped chives or parsley; l tablespoon finely chopped green onions; 2 slices crisp cooked bacon, finely chopped; h cup mayonnaise; tablespoons cider or wine vinegar.
 To make the salad dressing, combine eslad dressing mix with vinegar, water, and oil as d. rected on the envelope or cruet. Measure 1s cup.
 Place potatoes in mixing bowl and add chives, onions, and bacon. Combine mayonnaise, s cup salad dressing, and 2 table spoons vinegar; blend. Pour over potato mixture Serve hot. Makes 1 cups, or { or 5 servings side salad.
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G. M. Hospital Fund Growing

The Griffin Memorial Hospital Fund reached the $4,861. .00 mark at noon Wednesday, more than one quarter of the goal of Sf8,- 100000.
 In addition to the contributors listed last week, the following have sent their donations: Civilian Women's Club, Naval Station; Mir. and Mrs. Ed Getty; Marion Lynch; Reggie Damery; George Buxton; Norman Photo Shop; Harold Me Dowell; Benzion Katz; F. NJ. Milas; Jack Nelson; Lowell Wakefield; Rev. and Mrs. Roman Sumner; Esther Hadju; Tony Valtman; Rev. er1y Hartman; Melanie Draper.
 Melvin Carlson; George Pana- maroff; Jack Metzgar; Benny Ben son; George Christofferson; Willie Mosley; Darrell and Yule Chaffin; Curtis Saxton: Archer Lewis; Der nard Guhrke; Eric Blankenburg; Orpheum Theatre; Frank Trick; Ships Tavern; John L. Thompson; Richard and Grace Campbell; Mir. and Mrs. Denver Andrews; FL mond and Ruth Bushaw; Ted Cross and MT. and Mrs. James Healy
 Others were Mir. and Mrs. Ali Madsen; Island Publishing Com pany; Jess Blinn; James c. Savage; Robert A. Johnson; D. R. Young blood; Mir. Herring; St. Mary's Altar Society; Eli and Lena Metro kin; Norris F. Murphy; Karl Brun- stad; Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Gross; Milo Rousculp; Mildred Croweli; Ed and Marie Cardinal; Kodiak Electric Association and Kodiak Cleaners.
 Funds have also been received from Den ', Cub Scout Pack 2l3; Mary Constance Dandeneau; MT. and Mrs. Tiny Cichoski; MT. and Mrs. Elmer lesser; Carl Loberg  and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Beus- cher.
 Additional names will be pub lished next week
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KODIAK MrRR@

Slevin, Den T; $l fourth prize Steven Rodli, Den '; and fifth prize, Jimmie Hussey, Den 4.
 The Cub Scouts of Kodiak Pack 213 will have a booth at the King Crab Festival grounds with a con cession stand featuring cans and bags of candy, suckers and bubble gum, pop and coffee.
 The Cubs will use the proceeds for their program of summer camp-outs.
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CHARLEY MILLER AT P. O.

Charley Miller, an Army and Navy veteran and resident of KO- diak since 1851, has been added to the staff of the local post office He is married to the former Ln- lian Sundberg and has three .chil. dren.
 He replaces Terry Wolff, wha, quit to accept other employment
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the close of the business meeting by Margaret Lightfoot and her committee.
 Installation of officers and initi- ation will be held Thursday, May 5, at SIS pm. at the Elks Hall. All Emblem Club members and Elks are cordially invited to at. tend.
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SOCIAL NOTES Homemaking Happenings About 7own Gardening
Of This and That
By BETHA DECREE

Ones almost completely lost faith in the human race is re- gained to some extent when one learns of the response to calls for assistance such as that of the Grif- fin Memorial Hospital :. It is heartwarming to know that so many people really do want to help keep the hospital in opera. tion. Every donation, no matter how large or how small, will help. Those smaller contributions are just as important as the large ones . :. Especially when it means that the donor is making sacrifice to give, as is true in many cases.
 --o-o-o-
 We were informed that the Ketchikan hospital is being closed for lack of funds 2. May that never happen in Kodiak .. s-O-O-O-
 We have been warned by Kraft's Supermarket employees Gene Sundberg and Jorren Chester that we will be on their blacklist if we fail to mention the new work jackets they're now. wearing. We must admit that the men do look mighty sharp in their gray jackets, but the girls look even better in the cheerful gold-colored ones they have Just like State Sidel
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 This one comes from Orpheum Theatre manager John Fletcher, who tries to cheer us Up with a joke now and then Speaking of mixed emotion is when the deep sea diver gets the message, Come up quickly. The boat is sinking"
 O-O--O
 Shortly before press time Sister St. Hilary called to tell us of a letter just received at the hospital. It Is such a nice letter that we feel 1t must be printed so that everyone will know Kodiak has some fine Junior citizens. Here it is Judge for yourself.
 Dear Sisters: s,s.. ,...l.. Den T, of CID Scout Pack 213, is proud to present their hospital with six dollars which was won in a contest by two of the boys. We, as Scouts, feel it our duty and privilege to help our community whenever possible. ....-.. (s) Den Chief Dick Veerman
 Den Mother Mrs. Carl Rodli
 Mike Cannon
 James Ramaglia
 Mark Johnson
 Steven Carl Rodli
 David Kraft
 Daniel Gotwait
 Dennis Fannin
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pa ny A cold weather menu. Bacon. pota- toes, parsley and onion SUD- ply plenty of energy-b uild- ing nutrients. a n d W h @ n b 1 6 n d e d together with a
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x. Year-Round
 Favorite
By Betty Barclay.

A different version ofrthat year
 round favorite. Potato Salad. becomes a worthy dish to accom-.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-10
Indebtedness on
Memorial Bridge
Cut to Sl5,l4l,OOO

With the retirement of 7l0
Delaware Memorial Bridge rev.
enue bonds in October the to-
tai indebtedness remaining on
the span is only Sis, ,l4l, 900.
According to Frank ]. Horty,
general manager, a total of $780,
459,000 in bonds has now been
retired, and with ever-increasing
traffic the rate of reduction will
continue to increase.
Mr.. Horty states this in his
monthly report to the Delaware
Interstate Highway Division,
where he also noted a ten per
cent traffic increase last month
over October, 1859.
There were 833,240 crossings
as compared to 755,536 during
the same period last year. Pas
senger car traffic continued to
climb, the report shows. There
were 67,9l7 more passenger ve-
hicles in October than for the
four weeks in 1859. Truck traf-
fic also jumped by 9,8l2 vehic-
les during this period.
The exact increase is listed
in the report at 1913 per cent,
while revenue dropped 29.9 per
cent. This is accounted for by
the rate reduction placed in eff
fleet on January |, 1860.
Last months revenue was
1929, ,395.45 compared to $780,
995.90 year ago.
Mr.. Horty also reports that
traffic has averaged better than
a million cars a month in the
new fiscal year which began on
June l. Total traffic for the five
month period is set at 5,273,850
vehicles--compared to 4,87l, $40
for the same period in 1859.
This is an 8.3 per cent jump.
Total revenue for the period
was $l,947,075.25 as compared
to $2,9O7, 729.25 from June thr-
ough October, l959-a decrease
of 33 per cent.
MIR. Horty's report also states
that Francis Riley was first
among the toll collectors in the
monthly efficiency competition
and was awarded a $50 United
States Bond. Emory Postles was
second. He received $25 Unit
led States Bond. Ronald Fair
weather and Louis Ferrier and
Howard Givens finished after
the winners in that order.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-10

way to Florida where they will
spend the winter.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollis Gray on Sunday includ-
ed MIR. and Mrs. Luther An
drews of Donton, Md, Mrs.
Anna Wolenter and Mr.. Frank
Wolenter of Marydel.
MIR. Louis Collision attended a
convention of the Rolscreen
Company of the Pella, of Pella,
Iowa, held at the Hotel Shera-
ton, Philadelphia, on Thursday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Smith
have returned to their home in
Georgetown after spen d in G
sometime at their home here.
The Woman's Society OF
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Mary,del

On Monday evening the Civic
Club sponsored Halloween
Party for members of the Sun
day School. This included chill
dren between the ages of two
and twelve years. There were
prizes for the prettiest, funniest
and most original costumes, for
two different groups. The first
group included all pre-school
children, the second group all
children up to IL years. Follow
ing the Judging there were
games for all groups. Then all
enjoyed delicious refreshments.
The Civic Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Leonard Gov
ell on Wednesday evening No
vember Is. The program will
be Woman's Place in Politics.
Mrs. Levi Everett, Kenton, will
give a talk on the workings of
her position as State Treasurer.
Plans will also be completed
for the annual Christmas Party,
Mrs. Mary Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Butts were over
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Boyer on Friday. On Sat
urday Mr.. and Mrs. Butts and
MIR. and Mrs. Boyer went to
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Booth
of New York, are visiting his
sister, Mrs. Lloyd Rittenhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth are on their
Smyrna times., 1960-11-10

throughout the Dover area for
her many civic activities and
for weekly homemakers pro-
gram which she has. conducted
on local radio stations the past
twelve years, first advanced the
idea of a special week for
homemakers in 1851. That Fall,
at her request, Governor Ebert
N. Carvel proclaimed the week
that included Thanksgiving as
the first ''Homemakers Week"
In recent years. Governor
Boggs, at Mrs. Wilson's sugges-
ton, has annually designated
the week beginning with the
third Sunday in November as
"Homemakers Week"
Despite the assistance and
encouragement of members of
Delaware's Congressional dele
cation, Mrs. Wilson, to date,
has been unsuccessful in her
efforts to have ''Homemakers
Week" proclaimed for nation
wide observance, but those who
know her we'll believe that she
will eventually achieve this
goal.
Anyhow, November 20 thr-
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HomemakerS to
Be HOnOred In
State Nov. 2O-26

Mrs. Charles R. Wilson of
Dover, who pioneered the move
ment for observance of a spec
ial week honoring the states
homemakers, this week received
from Governor ]. Caleb Boggs
"a salute, on behalf of the cit
liens of Delaware"
In proclaiming the period No
vember 20 through 26 for OBJ
servance as III o m m k S
Week" in Delaware, the states
chief executive called attention
to Mrs. Wilson'S efforts in seek
ing recognition of the states
homemakers, pointing out that
she not only pioneered" this
movement but ''has consistent
ly worked for the expansion
and perpetuation of this observ-
ance."
Mrs. Wilson, well known
Smyrna times., 1960-11-10

Christian Service held their reg
ular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Lee Harman. In
the absence of our Devotional
Leader, Mrs. T. Olin Ford led
the devotions. This was follow
ed by the regular business. Af-
ter the business was completed,
delicious refreshments were had
and a social hour was enjoyed
by all.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-10

ough 26, 1860, by proclamation
of the Governor of the State of
Delaware is III o m e m a k e r S
Week" and all Delawareans are
urged to join in the observance.
Evening star., 1960-01-15

MCLEAN AkkA-3-bedroom, 3-hath
brick rancher with entrance hall
SepaTate dining room, ultramodern
kitchen, full basement with second
fireplace. FHA approved with only
SJ,31u down payment. Located in
Northern VirginiaS S fastest grow
Ing area. To see call LURIA BROS.
REALTORS, IA. $500,
McLEAN-CIA AREA-Ultramode
cont. orA bi-leveL centrally air
conditioned, bedrmS, 3 full
baths, super rec rm., . fireplS
dbl caTpOrt: substantial cash,
principals only. No agents. S29,95O.
BY appt Ell. 6-356l.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

NEVER A DULL M0MENT-That's
the cheerful prospect of the floor
to-ceiling picture window wall in
this rancher. II lets in foods Of
sunlight to start your day and
frames a view Of the lovely patio
and flower garden. Contemporary
throughout this gem Of a small
home. can he used as . or 3 bed
rooms. Attached carport shelters
your car from the wintrY snow.
Located in Pine Springs. a sub
division nationally famous for
architectural merit Priced at
Sl7,500; flexible terms available.
LURIA BROS REALTORS, IA.
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peter !. hagan a SON

Observation-Disclosures 3IS Maury
sye.-Brick FHA, 3tS down:
hsmt., awning. fenced sd Sll3
payments like rent. Call Mr..
Baines,. UN. 4-lO5O. cox g. CO.
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ALEXANDRIA

On MI, Vernon ave, a 2-bedrm. row
home with Ice. bright liv. I'M
and equip. kit. storage nm. and
fenced rear yard. Owner will con-
slider possession with down pay
ment OF $500: total price, $4,000.
Call my. KT S-lol0
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RAMBLERS
RANDOLPH VILLAGE. Il

New 3 rooms and bsmt.; S16.15O
and up. Camp Springs and Temple
Hills. RE. 6-4l40: SUNDAYS and
evenings, HI. 9-5j57. CAMPBELL
REALTY.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
SPECIAL

NORTH ARLINGTON-Beautiful lot
sets OF this lovely 4-bedroom
home. A warm fireplace in living
room, summer and winter back
porch. nice kitchen. dining area,
, full baths, full basement with
private winery. Only S20,5OO.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
IA. 7-g09O Ewes. IA. 4-5673
SPRINGFIELD = 3-bedroom brick
Spllt-leV.: Ia baths. storm winds.
and doors, carport, fenced I'd
ssItTac; landscaped; walk 70 school.
So $50 cash, Sl29 mo, incl. pit.
ms. 5S04 Augusta DR.. OWNER,
IL A-SnA1 No arenfs
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
HOLIDAY HIDEAWAY -, ac

HOLIDAY HIDEAWAY - acre:
custom-built salmon brick rancher.
secluded on tree-Studded IL
ACRE LOT, featuring large living
rm. with fireplace, separate dining
4 bedTmS., professionally finished
rec room in full daylight bsmt =;
carport; CENTRALLY AIR CON-
DITIONED. Asking price, only
S25,23O, with easy terms for ap-
proved purchaser SERVICE REAL
Tf, INC; l7O4 North Rhodes, Arl,
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ZESTFIII.
5 NEW
3 BLOCKS

Ramblers in College Park. ! blk
of Rhode Island ave, 3 bedrmSs
Ia paths, full bsmt: wooded lots.
Deughtful terms
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GLENRIDGE, M. St Mary's Church
and School - Four -bedrm. Calf
tornia Cape Cod. with large COM
bination liv rm and TV room
equipped kit with disposal. many
extras: Sl390O FHA or conven-
tional terms PRINCE GEORGES S
PROPERTIES AP I-%7A
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To College Park shopping center and
univ. campuS-All-bick spllt-level
with lge rooms; sep. dining rm.,
attached garage owner wants
nHar En u0aka him ARa
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"Today'S Best Buys"

HOW DIFFICULT IT Is TO nnd
a home Of lasting quality that pro.
vtdes bedrooms ana . baths
plus living room, dining room and
utility room that can be pur-
chased for the unbelievable price
OF Sl5,95O. We have such q PROP
eTty. May We show it to you
CoNsCIoUs7 II so We in
yite your inspection Of this mod
est-siZed brick rancher designed
to provide modern living for the
sroWinE family: B bedrooms, 9
baths modern. fully electric kitch-
en- with breakfast area; full bright
basement with 25-ft. recreation
room. spacious laundry and utility
room. screened earport. This
home is situated on a beautiful
large lot near the fabulous Z
Corners shopping center. Priced
AZ S22.5Ui YOU may assume q
most desirable 4lhes GI loan.
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP prevails
for the fastidious, deserving the
best in a suburban home. We
are proud to offer this custom
bullt home featuring 4 spacious
oeoooms; 2 baths, center-hall en-
trance, 22-ft. living room. 15xl5-
II dining room, full basement
with clubroom: 2-car garage. The
lot is a corner beauty loaded with
towering trees, A prestige home.
ideal for quiet seclusion or en-
tertainment; priced S34.95O.
DE LUXE RAMBLER on wooded
acre in area Of custom built homes,
features 8 or bedrooms on main
level : baths, recreation room
large swimming pool, patio and
lawn sprinkler system for your
summer pleasure. A quality home
for S13,5O0
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THE KING

OF THE SPLIT-LEVELS
This smartly decorated brick beauty
really has extras and she rooms
are BIG Full center hall, fireplace
in living rm.. separate dining rm
breakfast nook in kitchen, 8 huge
bedrms. master 22x22I. 2 tiled
baths. ElasS-ialousied uen with
booEcaSCs, maids rm.. 36-ft. rec
rm. ana garage in fun basement:
llnxl@b landscaped lot y it'll shade
trees. VACANT. just S27,45O.
Evening star., 1960-01-15

WALTER R. REYNOLDS CO, INC.
LEESBUKG PIKE-Lge. 3-beorm..
center-haIl, older home, with l3X
"a hy. rm. with hrepl. SEP. din
rm-, half bsmt, porchtS. tool
shed, on studded acre: oil
h.-V. Dashboard heat, Il miles from
Pals Church. A bargain. Assume
a $4,000 Gl loan. Priced Sl3.g5O.
tors. JE 4-4n4n Onen IN O
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MILKEY REALTY

MeLEAN-Antioue brick. beautiful
new home; living rm. with hre-
place. dining rm.. de luxe fully
equipped kit. with table space. 4
bedrooms, 3 baths and family rm.
glass door to rear terrace. all on
| A. lower level. 2nd-game- room
space, but not decorated; S3S,g5O
GRACE A. KEMPTON. Rsaltor.
Mclean, Va. Elmwood 6-4g34 or
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Langley Park-$14,95O
$500 DoWn-$97.45 Mo.
hObERI z. LOHR, INC
REALTORS HE. 4-4OOO
NEARLY NEW. semi.Dutch colonial

LAUREL-3 bedrmS, newly painted
dining I'M, kitchen, double car.
poft and shop. playhouse, fenced
Pa 5-n5R3
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MANASSAS
MANASSAS PARK

81 900 down. S55 month buys this
2-bedroom bunsaloW with eXpan-
sible attic over $1,000 in extras
included. Total price, S9.05O.
PEN NTAGON REALTY CO, INC.
CIR. 3-34OO q TIL o
363 w Lee Hwy, Fairfax. Va
MASSIVE SAVlNGS-New quality
built custom constructed brick
rambler in exclusive Langley.
venter-hall entrance, formal din
ing rm, luxury kitchen with
everything baths, large bed
rms, > hreplaCeS, beautiful fin
ished daylight family rm.. built
in garage. $1,000, underpriced at
S2S9 $50 JE 4-@@SS. PARKER,
SMITH & DONNELL, REALTORS
McLEAN-Cuality is lust one fea-
ture of this new 3-bedroom. .
bath brick rambler. 22-ft. living
rm., separate dining rm., break
fast nook In all-electriC kitchen,
private bath with master bed
room; @4x26 rec rm. in full base
ment; . flreplaccS; gorgeous SSXI
200 level wooded lot with all
city utilities. Just S24.95O F. W.
BERENS, 2l6O N, Glebe rd. Real
fNTg IA n~D-
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RIVERDALE. S295 down including
settlement-2 bedrmS.: handy
mans special; move in and fix up;
owner will finance. ST. $4,000.
RINERDALE; reduced for quick
sale, l,95O-3-oedrm Semldet
brick; immed. occup.. assume A.
GI loan or refinance. UN. 1895.
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Something Different
.YEONAS REALTY
DU. $500

. baths, rec. room.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-311O
Evening star., 1960-01-15

VALLEY BRooK-"Terrifc nnanc.
;ng - Assume SIs.40O, a..
loan: priced at S23.25O. Ram,
bier, Vslk-out daylight basement
bedrooms, @ia baths, dinins
room and modern de luxe kitchen
wooded lot: in neighborhood ot
sSSorrsd homes. TRADES CON.
LYON PARK-Assune SI7.5OO loan
az 4i7es. Brick Cape Cod with 4
oedrooms, plus nurServ or 4th
bedroom: I full bath and > hall
paths, living room with fireplace
separate dining room, moderr
kitchen with eating space: pan.
sled den: separate garage: just
; minutes Pentagon: . blocks tC
schools, shopping and D c. bus
SIDERED.
- BARR REALTY. INC.
2ll6 Wilson Blvd. ia, 4.335C
Evening star., 1960-01-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD
OXON HILL.

5IO3 WILMETTE DR.. Open Sat.
and Sun. / pm. tn dark: new all
brick rambler with full bSmt., 3
bedrmS.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
ceramic tile bath, plaStered walls.
city utilS.; Sl5,950. LU. l-33S9.
ESTATES-S2 900 down
and take over GI loan. with total
payments Of SS4. Three -bedrm.
rambler, With generous-siZe liv.
Tm... l2xl4-ft. master bedrm.. nice
level lot with S4-ft frontage;
hard to duplicate on today's mar
ket at Sl2,65O. Call PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
Evening star., 1960-01-15

HILLIRF HEIGHTS = We have
many listlngs In this area priced
from Sl495O up As low as 81 900
On: ?. 3 and bedrm brick ram
blers and Cape Gods Some are
new A variety you would be de-
HRhted 70 see Fo- more informa-
ton call RE 5-43OO
HILLSIDE, S295 down Including
settlement-2 bedrmS fenced lot
vacant: owner will finance. ST. g.
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FOUR BEDROOMS-Only SIS. 500
for this well-conStructed, full
basement home on large lot
with beautiful Shrubbery and tall
trees; WAlking distance to schools.
bus and shoppins Just listed, so
take advantaEe OF this fine ofier
today. Call WE. S-61OO
Evening star., 1960-01-15
SHANNON & LUCHS

REALTORS
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia. 5-6SOO
STOP DREAMING = IT'S here for
80. Ultramodern front-to-bsc
Split-level featuring large living
room, 3 twln-size bedrms.. ll5
baths, all-modern kitchen. plus a
big family room. Located in one Of
Arllngton's nicer neighborhoodS,
block 10 schools, a block TO bus.
Asking price onlv Sis oSn w.th
moderate down payment. SERVICE
REALTY, INC, IA. 1885. 1904
North RhndeS. All
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INVEST. PROP. WAIVED

APT. HOUSE or what have your
[. c, Va Client waiting. JE. 4
O064. z. ?. sTEFFEY REAL EST.
INTERESTED IN PURCHASING
real estate investments Welding
az least l0es: prefer commercial,
Write to Box 405-R, Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
FHA-Sl4e5O

Brick; 3-bedrm. semidetached home
tuH osmt. with rec rm LARGE kit
"a baths, patio. fenced LOT with
shade trees. once open 2 til Q
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LUCILLE COOK

JE. 2-3272 Resltor JE. 2-4664
FURNITURE will easily ft
IN this really bis S2G45U brick
split-leyel full center-han en-
trance bright lIV. rm. with firepl.
at far end, sep. din. rm. that will
seat IL. other features incl. 8
bedrmS,. many closets, den. chill
drenS plsyToom. rec. room and
SIS 500 loan II you have been
loOklns for home with large
rms, IN an excel neighborhood.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
CHEvERLY AREA
CHEVERLY
CLOSE IN
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
I'm 41IS9
DISTRICT @ HEIGHTS, Ga Gateway blvd

-5-rm. Cape Cod. full dormer, 4
oeorms., > baths. partial bsmt.
screened porch: attrac fenced ward
With numerous trees: Sl7,5OO
Call OWNER, RE. 6-16S3.
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& Sons, Realtors 4s1O Lee Hwy
Evening star., 1960-01-15

OAKTON WEN A.
Brick rambler on - acre.
3 bedrooms. den. 2l2
baths recreation room.
$4,000. Call FL. a.
$500 to see II today.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
WANTED"
ROOMING HOuSE

This gentleman wants 10
buy rooming house for his
mother and dad to live in
and operate. Good NV. To-
cation is essential with Du-
pont cir wis. ave. area pref
cradle. This would include
the real estate not Just the
business. Call Mr.. Wells
(oL. 2-6B90l for details.
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
l4l7 K ST. NV. Ma. $4,000