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Evening star., 1961-06-25
WOODWARD &

Retired military men preferred.
Must be in good physical condi-
ton. Background investiglt ltion be-
fore employment. Apply THE
OPERATIONS RESEARCH OF-
FICE, $685. Arlington I'd. at Brad.
lev blvd. Bethesda. Nd
Evening star., 1961-06-25
ENGINEER

,.r- TO $4,000
BSEE, a-5 yrs. exper. In senSors
solid-state switching, anal. power
system transients.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
TECH. WRITER

2 ,:rr y5S rI.E.. snsF; education and. 2 yEs.
and write PolAriS missile hand
books.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
FURRIER

Excellent opportunity for experi-
enc. sncsd .si.t iurrier; ;I Must be aOle TO DC
fur. S-day, 40-hour week, time
and . half fer overtime: S0fS
discount on purchases; many
other worthwhile benefits. Apply
RarnnnnA1 OAfinn =
Evening star., 1961-06-25
ENGINEER

a TO $4,000
MSEE, liz yrs. exper. designing,
a9eveiopng and producing ampli-
shock wave and pressure guage
instruments. Strong math re.
quired. Local.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-09-29

during the year. for the same em-
ployer for cash wages computed on
a time basis.
The Social Security Administra-
ton recommends that a person
check his or her Social Security rec
ord every three, years to make sure
that all earnings are being proper
ly credited. You can do this by
obtaining from your local Social
Security office Form OAR-70O4, a
self-addressed postcard especially
designed for this purpose. Get this
card today by a visit, telephone
call, or letter. Complete all items
on the card and mail it. In a short
time you will receive record of
all earnings which have been posted
to your Social Security account. If
you do not believe the record is cor
rect, take the card and some proof
of your earnings back to your So
cial Security office. Personnel there
will help you get corrections made.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-09-29
SOCIAL SECURITY
FROM THE NORFOLK
FIELD OFFICE

In general, a wage Garner gets
credit for one quarter under Social
Security for each quarter in which
he has been paid cash wages of at
least $50. This work can have been
done at anytime after 1886. A self
employed individual receives credit
for all four quarters in the year if
his net earnings from business
amount to $400 or more. General
|self-employment was placed under
the Social Security law beginning
in 1851.
The amount of credits one needs
to be fully insured depends upon
the year he reaches 65 (62 for a
woman). Under the new law, this is
credit for one-fourth of the quar-
tiers elapsing between January,
1851, and January of the year in
which one reaches IS or 62.
Most employers recognize the i'm
|portance of keeping accurate rec
ords of employees earnings and the
amount of Social Security taxes
they withhold. They also realize
that quarterly reports must be filed
with the Director of Internal Reve-
nue. at the end of each calendar
quarter. Some employers of domes-
tic or farm workers are, however,
still unaware of their recordkeep-
ing and reporting responsibilities.
Domestic work must be reported
when a worker is paid $50 or more
in cash by the same employer in
a calendar. quarter. A farm work
er's earnings must be reported
when one employer pays him $3.50
or more in cash in a year. These
wages must also be reported if he
works as many as twenty days
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-09-29
RoDANTHE PERso NALs

The Outer Banks Rebekah Lodge
No. 165 met Tuesday night. Host
ess were Mrs. Beulah O'Neal and
Mrs. Nora E. Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Doak >of
Parkersburg, West Va. visited their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Smith: and Mrs. Care
thia Midget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Midget,
Jr., and children of Morehead City,
are visiting relatives.
Mrs. Blanche Willis of Beaufort
left Sunday after visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Meek
ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Herbert,
ST., and Mrs. Luiania Midget visit
ed Miss Rowena Midget, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dallas w. Midget in Wan
cheese last week.
Mrs. Nora E. Herbert visited her
aunt, Miss Eluira Payne, in Wan
cheese Tuesday, September 26th,
honoring her on her birthday. A
family birthday dinner was given.
Refreshments We're Ice Cream and
cake.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-09-29
PLANETARIUM PLANS
FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

The Morehead Planetarium's con-
tributicn to Gov. Terry Sanford's
Carolina is expanded programming
quality education" aims for North
flor school students.
During the 1961-62 scholastic
year, the Planetarium on the Uni
versity of North Carolina campus
at Chapel Hill is offering ten pro-
grams especially adapted to inter
est, entertain and enlighten chill
dren Of all grade and age levels in
the Sciences.
In addition, the number of sched-
uled school demonstrations each
week is being increased. Even more
viii be presented anytime reserva-
lions warrent.
For instance, when President
Kennedy visits Chapel Hill on Oc-
tober IL, school programs are now
scheduled ,at 400 am, 100 and
400 pm. Reservations will be, nee
essary for them, as for all school
programs, and if the number of
reservations is sufficient extra pro-
grams will be given that day.
Already more than 10000 1861
62 schedules of presentations have
been mailed to school officials, tea
cheers, organizations, travel agen-
cies and interested patrons.
And an extra informative mailing
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-09-29

Of about 5000 pieces win 10 out
each month to schools in the bwo
Carolinas and Virginia. lEaiIed
about two weeks before each new
program, these announcements VIII
digest the apcoming demonstration,
tell which grade level children q is
suitable for, and give hours Of pEes-
entations.
AS usual one teacher or chap
erone will be admitted to the FRO
grams free with every ten Paid
student admissions.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-09-29

The beautiful in character is also
the good, welding indissolubly the
links Of affection.
Mary Baker Eddy.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-09-29

The law is the last result Of hss-
man wisdom acting upon human ex-l
perience for the benefit Of the pub
lie. ---Samuel yoh1son
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01

Marie Louise Hurley, junior at the City College of New York, commutes to Europe be- tween classes.
 On weekdays she attends class as a psychology major like any other undergraduate. But on weekends she flies to Europe and back as a stewardess with Pan American World Airways.
 A slim, attractive young woman, Peggy, as she's known to friends and fellow students, was born in Louisiana where she attended Baton Rouge High School.
 After spending two years training to be nurse, she de, cided to become a doctor and enrolled at the University ot Tennessee's medical branch in Memphis. Afterwards she trans ferred to Louisiana State Uni versity as premedical student.
 "In 1854 I took long look at myself" she says. q decided l wanted to see what the world was like first, before tying my self down to a permanent career"
 She applied to Pan Am and was accepted. After completing a seven week training course she was assigned to an overseas route. During the next few years Miss Hurley flew all over the world, including Central and South America, the Pacific, the Orient and Europe.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01

Her schedule is a busy one. She attends classes from Mon day to Thursday. On Friday morning at 8:3O, she travels from her apartment at 23rd St. and 9th Avenue in Manhattan bringing her college textbooks with her-to Idlewild Airport where she makes her pre-flight preparations. At 10:00 AM. the Boeing TOT Jet Clipper on which she serves takes off and flies nonstop to London, and then to Brussels and Dusseldorf, where it lands at midnight European time.
 She spends most of Saturday studying. On Sunday morning, the plane leaves at 8:45 from Dusseldorf airport, landing at Amsterdam and London before making the over ocean hop to New York. It lands at Idlewild at 100 PM, New York time. The rest of Sunday is given over to further study.
 A junior, she hopes to be graduated in 1862, or earlier Ii she attends summer classes as she did last year.
 How does she feel about her career as an airline stewardess q love it," she says. "lt has given me an opportunity to see the world and learn about peo,, ple that would never have had otherwise. Quite frankly, l think any girl could profit by serving as a stewardess, at least for a time."
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
Sen. B ad Phillips
 Questions State Revenue Projection Through 1866

JUNEAU, P-Sen. Brad Phil lips, Anchorage Republican, told the Senate Tuesday that a rev erue projection submitted to the legislature Monday does not sup port Gov. Egan's $59 million bud get for fiscal 1862.
 The revenue projection covered the fiscal years 1861 through 1866. Compiled by the State Depart ment of Administration, it show ed that total state income would increase from SAP, 2,887,718 to $58,- 596,248 during that period.
 Phillips, who last week told the Senate he would not vote for an- other appropriation measure until he knew where the funds were coming from, said the revenue projection points out the serious concern many of us have about our financial condition"
 Sen. John McNeeS, Nome Demo- crat, took the floor after Phillips and said:
 "This revenue projection pre- sents nothing new to the mem bers of the Finance Committees. We knew we were going to have to face this critical period"
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
Jnc0okcd Bear Meat Causes TrichinoSiS
 Among Bethel Natives

JUNEAU, Feb. 25 - T Thre e e Bethel hunters killed five black bears whose meat they shared with friends and family and 13 of them became il with trichinosis, according to report submitted to the Department of Health and Welfare laboratories. The diagno- sis was made by physicians at the Alaska Native Health Service hospital at Bethel where the pa- tientS were treated.
 The bear meat was eaten by many people who did not go to the hospital for treatment, the re- port stated, but among the 13 seen by the physicians some were very ill and remained hospitalized un- til in January or more than two months after eating the meat.
 TrichinoSis has been found at other times in bears in many parts of Alaska, and residents are warned to cook bear meat very thoroughly. Like pork, bear meat infected with the larvae which cause trichinosis must be cooked long and well in order that the organisms are destroyed by heat.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
Dr. Patty Says
 Gold Mines Being Squeezed to Death

SEATTLE. ID - The fabulous gold mines of Alaska are being squeezed 10 death in an economic wise, Dr. Ernest N. Patty told the Alaska Division of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce.
 Dr. Patty, who is president em- eritus of the University of Alaska and a leading authority on min eral resources of the 18th state, warned that except for oil and gas, the outlook for the Alaska mineral industry is not healthy.
 The gold resources that gave Alaska it's wealth at the turn of the century are being immobilized by an economic wise, Patty said. The immovable jaw of the wise is the fixed price of gold. The nov able jaw is the rising cost of operations.
 No Important Mines Remain
 Not an important underground gold mine remains in Alaska, Patty said. Alaska's preWar pro- duction of $20 million a year in gold has slipped to $6 million. Most of this comes from dredging. Unless conditions change Patty foresees a further slip to S3 mil lion year by 1865.
 Mining of some other metals is suffering from foreign competi- ton in mines financed by Ameri- can investments or aid programs and worked by relatively cheap labor, Patty said.
 An exception is the successful platinum operation at Good News Bay. Alaska also has a good deal of mercury mining.
 Where prospectors once ranged with pick and backpack, Patty observed, airplanes and helicop- ters now fly with magnetic re- corders seeking the magnetic anomalies" that may tip them off to mineral wealth in the earth below.
 The last great iron find, in the Dillingham; area of 1857, was To- cated in this fashion by the
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
UNEXPECTED VISITOR

According to the Midnight Sun" Diomede School paper it is believed that Diomede was visited by an unknown visitor. His foot steps were in the snow and other signs indicated he had been on the beach there. They believe that he may have been caught on moving ice and landed there un- expectedly.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
BiOdgett Asks NV. Road Maintenance Be Handled
 On Competitive Bid Basis

JUNEAU, R-A resolution ask ing that road maintenance work in the Northwest District be han died on a competitive bid basis was introduced in the House yes terday by Rep. Bob Blodgett.
 Blodgett said that "as a result of poor equipment, road main- tenance in the Northwest District is not being properly performed, and the costs of what is being done approach $2,000 a mile.'
 He said heavy road equipment in the district supplied by the Division of Highways presently "consists of one AC Caterpillar shipped into Nome in 1949 and one leaning-Wheel Adams grader of World War I vintage"
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01

Humble Oil Co., These iron stocks have been investigated closely, but they are of such marginal quality that they must lie idle until it becomes more profitable to mine them.
 Japan is Minerals Customer
 Japan is interested in iron, though, and Alaska may find a market there for iron as well as the coal, whose great Alaskan re- sources are only lightly tapped at present. Patty said:
 "We are going to work closely with the Japanese, who are short of lot of basic materials
 Oil and gas explorations remain Alaska's greatest modern hope for mineral wealth, Patty said All major oil companies are inter- ested. They are spending $30 mil lion a year in explorations and continuing to make valuable finds.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01

Latin isn't as dead a language as you may think. In New Eng land a monthly magazine, printed entirely in Latin, has 30,000 sub scribers around the globe.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
SPORTS LAUGH

When Rocky GraZiano was just breaking in as a fighter, he made his first trip to Chicago for a fight. Soon after arriving he call ed a friend in New York, and complained:
 q don't think I'm going to like Chicago. Everyone here is from out of town"
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01
McNees Asks BIA Cooperation
 In Vocational School Construction

JUNEAU, R-A joint resolu- tion asking the Bureau of Indian Affairs to cooperate with the state in the construction of vocational education facilities for natives was submitted in the Senate yes terday by Sen. John McNees.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01

Superase Bond TYping Paper
 For Sale al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-01

SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGET
Evening star., 1961-01-18

Limousine; black; Model "75":
aasStds.d sSSS Sy nilssf ap.e. tsstpry aTs t,:i q:
$500. Apply scHWAB FUNERAL
HOME. 2101 Frederick ave. Bal.
Evening star., 1961-01-18

MACHINERY and EQUIP.
BACKHOES-h-yd. Insley: A-yd.
B-22 and shovel attachment. For
sale or rent. FE. $4,000. 2
NTERNATIONAL LINE TRUCK
with booms and winch, SO1-sT
2-3312.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
MARUMsCo SALES CORP.
Woodbridge, We.

6AGENo CO1LE .
WOODBRIDGE, Vs.
Dial 703-oY. 4.6444
S.BEDROOM RAMBLER With huFt
ehain-hnk fenced yard; tremen.
douS screened porch, new glass.
lined hot.water heater, storm win.
dows and doors: city utilities;
$13,950. Call today. 7. W. BER.
EMS; Realtors, 5000 Chain Bridge
Evening star., 1961-01-18
A TRUE CHARMER

a TRUE CHARMER
with 3 hedrms., 2 full baths and
move right in. Liv. rm. with fire
place. separate din. I'm, nice kit,
lge. full basement for expansion.
Not only that but q separate cot
taee for .'parents-in-law privacy"
Only S24.500 and worth seeing
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON. IA. B.
1850; ewes, IA. S-47l9.
sEPsMs;, BEAUTY N McE.aa sHaas area.
Split foyer With lovely liv. rm.
with fireplace, separate din. rm..
dream Of q kitchen. Finished rec.
rm. too and exterior Of home IL
dreamy. Dead-end street sur
rounded By beautiful expensive
homes. AL this for only $32. SOC
and bet you wont beat this; At.
ewes. ia. s.47l9.
4 PLACE 70 HANG YOUR HEARf
"A seyen-room .raneh-stylec
beauty with eye-and-heart appeal
''msde to order for the smart
family desiring somethine REAL
LY DIFFERENT.. inviting Early
American fireplace In charm.
Q8C3eu <AIl0.IL. uVlnB toOms trb.
4itionsl dtninS rn;. tremendous
sized bedrooms. 2 fun baths. pan.
al on nc one si floor. % Lovely % iSH H.acrs
lot with summer dining patio and
outside barbecue, detached 2-cal
garage. FIRST CLASS ct only
$24,260. FLoRANCE REALTY,
403 w. Lee hwy, Fairfax. cR. g.
4006.
llS WOODED ACRES d the set-
sf .h a ~ anns SiisE room
kitchen and eating space: Q full
baths. fun basement. de luxe rec
room and 4th bedroom: truly Q
home to please you and yours for
S24.600, Call days, We. e-6700;
ewes. il. 2.1lSh
Evening star., 1961-01-18

SSs:Sss' s..Is.ssi., 4 e: ! ill.,. Il Ss ssl;
3 min. TO- p. c.: hrAnd-neW
22x17 liv, rm. with firepi.,
informal liv. rm. with End
firepl., lge. sep. din. rm.
with French doors to patio.
big dream Kitchen. French
doors to wroaght-iron bal.
eony overlooking D. c.; lcves
u lot. many outstandine fea..
ssisssgH sssIis ssssi. ssHE RI.iss IS: issssaisss
Evening star., 1961-01-18
COMMERCIAL GROUND
ATTENTION!

We have several outstanding sites
available with utilities that are
for sale or lease:
$4,000 "a. It. in euitland, OPP. the
Census Bureau. suitable sfof 0
driye-in operation.
10000 "a. II. In 1uitland; o prom
inent corner well suited for Q
professional bldg.
10000 90. IT,, Baileys Crossroads;
excel. for distributor.
l25,0O0 sq. #. ct. Barnabas I'd.
nr. NARROW Hts. shopping etI.:
veil suited for supermarket or
discount sales.
LA. 900 50. IT,, Z. Montgomery ave.
ODD. Congressional Plazs shop
ping etY.: excel. for retail devel-
opment or institutional use.
For further info. call:
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors MoTtgage Bankers
Wsshington Bldg. DI. 7-s30O
DOWNTOWN PARKING LOT-Ap-
proxiinately 1000 It. Call Mr..
castoneuey, LU. 2.e369. JOHN r.
DONOHOE a. SONS, 3l4 Penna.
ave RN II ANNA
Evening star., 1961-01-18
Shannon & Luchs
q TIL q la. 6.6an0

SLINCOLNIA AREA-Almost
anew brick frame split-level
1-0I. only $500 downs
spacious bedrms., IN baths.
land pine paneled recreation
%room are but 0 few Of the
Nmany features available in
this home with cathedral
.Aceiling. Also offers FILA II.
financing or low interest rate
hassumption. Call now for
"details. Open o til o.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
A MOVE IN

MOVE IN
TO this new brick split-lsvel. 4
bedrm.. 2-bath 2.fireplaee home;
It has q esrport, . pine,paneied
rec; rm.y and 10 situated on .
hs,ies. t isvel lpt u,,',sIe, Miss tEsSsis; Sis
Is Q wonderful house for . large
active family; S27.950.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
STORES FOR RENT
lcoNIINUED)

EXCEL. LOCATION In .ueeessfMu M
FaIls Church. Adaptable for most
types Of retail. business or office:
Plenty Of parking. LARCHMON1
REALTY. JE. 2-46o1; eyes,, RA' Z
Evening star., 1961-01-18
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

STORAGE SHED for contractor
with yard. Mt. Rainier area
Cheapest rent possible. AP. S-kS2b.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
noUsEs FOR SALIVA.
BnGo

+. e. r; :::s 'iiss$ ~ S:, as:R Isss "a: a q \
stone; fun bsmt., 25-ft. liv.
m. sep. din. rrn., de luxe
At.; almost new: asking
$26,o60 with oniy 10ss cash
down; excellent terms. 2
Evening star., 1961-01-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED, house andfor acreage
suitable to start Christian school
in Vienna. Fairfax. Falls Church
vic. Call CIR. 3-1S09.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
GRADY

CADILLACS
1957-60
Excel. selection Of hardtops, eons
vertibles, sedanS, air-eond. 0uars
anteed.
AUTORAMA 2
1129 10Th ST. NV. FE. 3-643A
CADILLAC 80 Fleetwood "d0' se-
dan: ivory and white. all power
equipment, including factory cir
conditioning; absolutely imInaeu'
late, S4,106.
Capitol dillac- Olds Co.
1921 22nd OF. NV. p. 1900
CADILLAC 80 sedan: full power,
esssHfs esSflIsc soSSe: ssssS Aso s
Cadillac eonv.; S2r396. pINEY
W. Hyattsvilie, Nd. WA. 7.436l.
Evening star., 1961-01-18

TINS P0OR ORPHAN
Needs an owner and loving care
70 nurse II back into q home
and bring your paint brush. 8.
bedrm. all-brick cont. rambler
IA baths; h.:w.h.; carport. A
steady lob and Q real desire 70
requirement.: Only Slb's6o; al
ORBIT WAt At,BSsCSS BsSCSSSTs co.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
RUSH

S: ai stas sood:s s o s'.: n.:n. n s1r: a.
knoll with 2 vista. Is . perfect
fm. brick rambler with 0 large liv.
rm.. slowing firepl., pvt. din. fnn..
kit, with eating space and 0 lge.
fun hsmt.. for only S17, 900: RS
unbelievable. but available.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
304 West Lee Hwy. cR. 3-140l
sERI0US PRICE SURGERY has
been applied. patient now looks
MEp1A4E HiHsfE naE sossss,oA sGse Ssu: Sc. .na &
SirIyaI 4 zcui ovn PaSAs Il asey GRovE ssY.sss s.
TREES! Gracious foyer entrance
24:FT. FIREPLACE LIv. RIM. with
fa'fsSIi 4s4ao5sRsN sfl1Rs ksTeHsS f7ts siR 1sS sR
Or sEpRM. AND r5Hc TuEE Bath. m
SsSs1Sd SeIseHsd pSreh,, ,eHaEPort n:
large loan may be assumed at
S2s.e50l JORDAN. NC. Real
tors. n. $4,000; ewes. FL. 6-5lsS.
ST. CHARLES PARISH-ThiS A.
bedroom. 2-bath home In . de-
lightfully wooded and most con-
yenient section Of North Airing
ton will stretch your home buying
dollar as far Is possible. Priced at
Separate dining room. living room
with fireplace. den. screened porch
and full basement. plus an un-
finished 5th bedroom on End floor
Shown BY appt. only. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO, IA. 4.1401.
Evening star., 1961-01-18
MONROE

1--WE INVITE TRADES ..
X QUICK SALE! our SLOGAN
= "WHEN YOU LIST WITH
DMPONIO START PACk1Ng!"
roMPONIO REALTY. ia. 5-556l
L1RCOM LANE-S400 DOWN will
Diy this reconditioned 2-bedrm
Aame bungalow on Q large wooded
Ut, Just minutes By parkway to
~ C; and the penteEon. Extras
&sctive kitchen, basement, auto
Neat and 2-car garage. TOTAL
kIcE ONLY S13, 900 WITH Low
&oNTHY PAYMENTS UNDER
Cd. 2317 Wilson blvd.
80 DOWN will buy this spick and
eAan 3-bedrm. rambler In Falls
church area. Desd.end street: In:
yfediete possession for qualified
80: ARFAx REALTY, INcs u.
WNWM..Wn
Evening star., 1961-01-18
IA. 4-l30O
Broyhill & Sons

REALTORS. $500 LEE HWY.
MeLEAN-CLAsSIC WHITE RAM.
BLER; everything Is here to be
seen and shown with pride; en-.
trance foyer with mosaic tile,
breath-taking kitchen 13x2l, tire.
mendous rear view, 4 bedrooms,
8 baths. Fof those who know
:LASoLEYf Yfos;g2SL; osE2SIrY. H. O-Oz0O'
MCLEAN = YOUR GOLDEN oP-
PoRTUNTTY! A truly Individual
acre: prestige area; lovely rec.
rm. bedrooms: hot.water heat.
Don't know how the owner can
sell ct this pricel Only $34 $50.
EL: 0.6200.- LANGLEY REALTY.
NOLAN =
One acre, yet you can walk 10 bus
and shopping from this lovely new
tColonial with Wrought iron pillars,
bedrms-. 3 baths. huge rec. Ym.
plus Q family rm. for ehildren's en-
tertatnine. "A really beautiful and
large kitchen with picture win
dows: Lot 3 800 II. deep across
Toe front. A real beauty. p. W.
h4kkENs, Realtcy, n. 6-6o22,
5020 Chain Bridge I'd.
NEAR u, 1GlVOIR-lN acres
land with 2 houses completely
FURNISHED. $4,000. ID. 9.6546
Atef p.0,
Evening star., 1961-01-18
MarunscO
4VxO1 N1110NV
VA. No Money Down
FHA-No CLOSING COSTS
AS Low AS $3.50 DOWN

THE "GALAXIE'-S14.51O
SCI AZ p.i.t.i. A split-foyer home
with bedrooms and 4th bedrm.
foughed In. Ia baths and fin
ished recreation room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
APIS. UNFURRIsHED MD.

ABOUT 1 BLOCK TO shopping and
buses; 1-bedrm. apt, scr. porch:
$3.50. RE. 6-20S6 or 10. S-7S0S.