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The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
Two Republicans Charge States Contract Awarding Lack of Good Judgment

ANCHORAGE tR - Two An chorage Republicans h ave charged that the states recent awarding of a contract for 120 vehicles to the Budson Go. of An chorage demonstrates a lack of good business judgment"
 Rep. Bob Stratton and Sen. Brad Phillips said mot only did two bidders bid lower on II pick ups than the Budson Go. but it appears that the state is actually paying approximately $100,000 more to lease the vehicles than it would have cost to buy them.
 ITO make matters worse, the state is allowing the Budson Go. to furnish used cars as long as they are less than IS months old"
 The COP solons added, Had the state required new cars on a lease purchase option or bought new vehicles on contract, approXi mately $19,00O in federal excise taxes could have been saved.
 'In addition to this the state would have owned vehicles worth approximately $120,000 at the end of the tWo-year period"
 Instead of paying $102 a month, including interest, to get a new truck, which they contend the state could have done under the bids, it chose to pay $114 a month for used pickups."
 In Juneau, Gov. Egan said members of the Legislative Fin ance Committee had indicated a desire to have the state lease at least a portion of it's vehicles for the next year or two.
 "It was the feeling that we would gradually work into own ing our own equipment, but the present budget does not provide enough money for that at this time"
 Egan said under lease agree ments negotiated last year, the monthly lease charge ran about $85 on pickup trucks. The gover- nor said the monthly charge had increased since then.
 Egan noted that the contract questioned by Phillips and Strat- ton was actually involved in a second bid call All bids entered in the first call were rejected as being too high, Egan said.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
Water Bomber Crashes
 In E. C. Four Men Perish

EVANSVILLE, BIC. R- Four men died in the crash of an 80-ton water bomber Friday because the pilot could not clear the one tree between him and safety.
 The four-engined Martin Mars, representing a $500,0O0 gamble to overcome the problem of fighting forest fires in British Columbia, crashed into a hillside after hit ting the tree near this central Vancouver island village, killing the crew.
 Dead are w. G. Richmond, w. J. Wiggins, J. V. Edwards, and R. A. Morin.
 Observers said the plane was flying steeply banked after ii passed over the fire to avoid the side of the hill.
 Just at the point where ii could have leveled out and climb to safety the tip of the right wing hit a 200-foot fir tree. The wing was torn off and the plane plunged into dense timber.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
ELLEN MULVIHILL RETURNS FROM A TRIP OUTSIDE

Ellen Mulvihill, owner of the M'Lord and Lady Shop who has just returned from a trip outside took in the market showing for fall and picked out interesting new styles and novelties for her shop.
 Her daughter Pamela remained to attend summer science school at Whitmore College in Spokane, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
GEN. MACARTHUR TO VISIT THE PHILIPPINES

NEW YORK R - General of the Army Douglas Macarthur an- nounced Friday he will leave New York July l to take part in the 18th anniversary celebration of Philippine independence in Man la on July 4.
 It will be Macarthur first trip to the Far East since he was re- lieved as Commander of the United Nations forces in the Korean War in April, 1851.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
Japan Suffers Heavy Downpour

TOKYO R - Nineteen persons were reported killed, Is injured and 12 missing in the years big gest downpour which has pound ed Southwestern Japan since Sat urday.
 More than 35,OOO houses were flooded up to noon Monday in six prefectures in the -Kinki area, 300 miles southwest of here. Rice fields suffered heavy dam ages.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
Christie Waldheln, pioneer

Christie Waldhelm. pioneer re- sident who has been on two month vacation trip, returned last week after visiting with her chil- dren in Lancaster, Calif., Moore Bay, and Spokane, Wash.
 She brought greetings from Bob Knight who now has dairy farm at Valley, Wash, and from Mar garet SteinWandel of Morley, Wash, and MT. and Mrs. Harry Springstein, pioneer residents, who sent greetings to old friends.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
MA" FERGUSON DIES AT ss

AUSTIN, Tex. R - Miriam A. Ferguson, 86, twice governor of Texas and one of the nations first women governors, died Sun day of a heart attack. Called Ma" by friends and foes, both she and her late husband, James E. Farmer Jim) were longtime Democratic political powers in Texas.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
LOCAL STORES WILL BE
 CLOSED OVER 4TH OF JULY

NC Store, U. s. Mere, Nome Hardware and Morgan & Son will obeserve a three-day holiday over the Fourth of July. They will be closed Sunday, Monday and Tues day.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
Arlene Muller New Assistant To The District Maqistrate

Arlene Muller has replaced Mrs. Don Mckay as assistant in the office of the District Magis- trate. She will also act as deputy magistrate. Miss Muller has been in the office of the North Star Grill for the past year.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26
XXX PUBLIC LIBRARY

A new group of children's books have just been received at the XIX Public Library.
 My Lucky Dog by Hall; three new Seuss books, Cat in Hat, Cat in Hat Comes Back and Yertle the Turtle; Curious George Flies a Kite by Key; Alaskan Hunter by Hays; Mrs. Wap- pinger's Secret by HightoWer; Captains House by Kyle; Mystery On Floating Hotel by Stroiber. Two new horse stories by Bialk are Wild Horse Island and Taffy's Foal.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-26

White House huffs: Three re- tiring US. Presidents refused to attend the inauguration of their successors. They were John Adams, his son, John Quincy Adams, and Andrew Johnson.
Evening star., 1961-07-06

reconditioned Electro
lux. Hoover. GE, etc. $40 deliV..
guar. Day or night, RA. 3-61S1.
WASHER, late model. fully auto. ;
Just been overhauled: guaranteed; ;
will deliver; $50. Ii 7-5995. 7'
WASHER AND DRYER, Twins
WESTINGHOUSE. 1857 models. Call
between 8 a.m.-9 pm. Fri OF
Sun. OIL. 6-3SS3.
WASHER, 1851 Kenmore, auto,
used l mo-. lint filter. 354-5161.
WASHING MACHINE, GE; gooc
condition. automatic; S35. Cal
OIL. 4-s0So after q pm.
WASH. MACHINE-gas drier comb
Kenmore; Electrolux vacuum. elec
fans. small appliances. XII. 9-1645
WOOD POLES, treated surplus tent
poles, excel. for fencing, nurseries
farms, etc: cheap for quantity
users. HU. 1-9123.
WOODWORKING EQUIPMENT, =
Heavy duty, 10 h.p. ripsaw: also
5 h.p. cutoff; call JACK. Hu. l.
1923.
Evening star., 1961-07-06
ARPENTRY-PAINTING
CABINET WORK
CONCRETE UNLIMITED

The highest workmanship. Patio,
swimming pools and all general
concrete work. Is yrs. Of speci-
fication experience, All work
guaranteed. 10. $4,000. 10. s.
S7lo
Evening star., 1961-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-5040
FLOOR SANDERS. polishers, hant
sanders, elec. hand saws, chair
saws, paint sprayers, ext. lad.
ders. compressors, elec. hammers
buffers, home rug scrubbers, sol
tillers, paints, garden supplies
FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY CO.. 1885,
Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1961-07-06
HELP WOMEN

SNACK BAR GIRLS, exper. STAND
ARD DRUG CO., 39l7 Minnesota
Evening star., 1961-07-06

sTENOGRAPHER, downtown office,
good working conditions. For ap-
nnintrnent call ST a-aAhA
Evening star., 1961-07-06
FURNITURE
PURCHASED FOR
$25,000-$35,000
MODEL HOME

PURCHASED FOR
$25, 5,000-$ -$35, 900
MODEL HOME
THURS. TIL 9 Pm.
FRI, 8 AM. to 9 PM.
LIVING ROOM
Our decorator has combined stylish
grace and basic simplicity with {
generous amount Of nvable CON-
fort in q gorgeous l0O-inch sofa
foam rubber zippered cushions
covered in g colorful array oi
brilliant long-wearing fabrics with
handsome lounge chair to
match. The low, sleek sofa is en-
HANGED BY cane paneled lamT
tables on each side and a As,
inch cocktail table to match
two 30-in. decorator lamps rounc
out this luxurious setting.
BEDROOM
Bassett, the manufacturer Of thii
Danish-style walnut suite. hai
definitely created one OF thI
smartest and most stylish suite
in their career. The dresser is g.
inches long and has q mirror
30x40, with q walnut frame or
each side. There are large
drawers which slide in and out
with great ease. The chest is AZ
inches wide and gives the appear.
ance of being chest-on- chest. The
smooth flowing lines found in the
dresser and chest are picked ur
in q handsome double-size book
case bed with . sliding panels
The outstanding quality Of this
bedroom suite made it necessary
to use q top-grade Resto-PediC
mattress and box spring.
DINING ROOM
Although the dining area doesn't
take up too much space, il Is
probably the most looked-at SCI
in the home. This is our reason
for going a little further In in.
GLIDING an elegant walnut table
and 4 sculptured walnut chairs
which round out the feeling Of 4
well-planned apartment.
You Would be Willing to Pay Over
$1,100
WE WILL DELIVER IT
TO YOUR HOME FOR
$699
OF COURSE We are offering con.
venient terms. 2 years to pay.
P.S. You can purchase any part
Of this group II you desire.
2nd P.S. We also have many other
groups and hundreds Of individual
suites and pieces to choose from
at comparable low prices.
Credit Terms. Of Course
MARIO
co.
1923 14th st. NV. DE. 2-474T
SHOP Z DAYS A WEEK
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FURNITURE FOR RENT

ABSOLUTELY beautiful furniture
for rent Effic. /, 2 or 3 b.r. apts.
at reas. rates; Special att to own
29 Canal ST. s.w Ii. 3-0066.
ALL NEW-We furnish any number
FuFNTUR Fl E22t EstfS 7fs fsai kaoEa5aa hTaaArE y:
NV, AD. 2-4114.
Evening star., 1961-07-06
MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDER WANTED. leaving approx.
July 10 for San Antonio, Texas.
Share driving, expenses, HU. B.
4434.
Evening star., 1961-07-06

ANTIQUES-12 fine crystal glasses,
woodstock Typewriter, large new
fan. DE. 2.3903.
APPLIANCES-Kenmore auto. wash
machine, $50; Gibson refgr., eft.
$40: also bedrm. suite, $40; IL
good condition. HE. 4-593S.
BABY SHOE PLATING OUTFIT -
Complete; for copper, silver Of
gold. Full instruction In use Il
purchaser. so. S-4771 aft. 3.
BACHELOR FURNISHINGs-sealy
hide-away couch, , Danish chairs
TV, ETC.; less than l year old
Will sacrifice. DI. 1888.
BED (doublel. Drexel mahogany
complete with . dressers to match:
$3.50. Ewes. 54S-395S.
BICYCLES. boys and Girls 90. q
and 26 in: S12 ca. Recondi
toned and painted. 1888 R,
ave. ne. (rearl.
BOX SPRING-New Serta dble. bet
size; beautiful modern covering
matching Goodyear airfoam matt.
S29 each. EX. 3-6635.
CAMERA, 16mm movie; MAGAZINE
Anastigmet lens; F l.9 26mm
CASH REGISTER, all makes anC
models: reasonable price; $50 UP
STANLEY HAYMAN co.
201o 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-07-06
STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER, under 40, good
shorthand. typing essential: some
legal exper. desirable: S100 Wk..
Disqualification. AID. 4-5644.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
cIRcLLNG THE COUNTRYSIDE
Foxes Are Happy Too

tial before moving of at q
meet, and among these is
getting out Of bed. These
are mostly adult beds since
the children are UP and out
Of the house as soon as they
can run q raw potato over
their sled runners.
It's the children who have
really missed out on their
holiday fox hunting, partic-
ularly the annual Christmas
eve children's meet at the
Newell Wards Newmary
Farm. Middleburg also had
a meet scheduled Saturday,
New Years eve. at the
Arthur Whites Chiffon.
In lieu Of fox hunting,
Bettinna Ward. Master Bud
dy's wife, has spent a little
time In New York with her
Basinjies. Bettinna has her
own kennels in Middleburg
where she raises the rare.
barkless dogs-kennels where
one room Is given over to
championship cups and rib
bons. Sports Illustrated is
doing q story for a February
issue, before the Westminster
Show at Madison Square
Garden, featuring various
breeds. The Basenji will be
one Of them.
Saturday night caused Mid
Evening star., 1961-01-02

dleburg to split down the
middle. The Loudoun Hunt
gave o New Years eve ball
at the Middlehurg Commu-
nifty Center, culling merry
makers from all over the
countryside, while another
group gave q party, limited
to 100, at Stray Shot in
Middleburg.
Stray Shot. named for q
Civil War bullet still Inn
bedded in its wall. has been
empty since the Edwin Som
ers moved in and out. It has
q magnificent long dining
room and q not-so-large
living room which absorbed
the guests, all Of whom came
in costume as their favorite
horse, at dinner and dancing.
Another New Years eve
party was given in Upper
vile for "the loose ladies'"
but this is not what you
might think. It's an annual
gesture Of Mrs. Archie Nc.
Gill Smith towards those
women Of still festive age
who couldn't care less about
having escorts that they have
to bother about widows
and bachelor girls who still
welcome the New Year as
something that might hold
the unexpected.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
By DOLORES PHILLIPS
ContributinE Writer

MIDDLEBURG, va.-And
. happy. happy New Year
from all the little grey and
red foxes around the coun-
tryside, who are. in turn,
the happiest and most re-
laxed living things in snow
covered Virginia.
There hasn't been q fox
hunt since the first big snow
storm, way back in that re-
mote December Of 1860. and
there won't be any foxhunt-
ing way into 1861 unless q
warm rain melts the ice that
covers territory in the Lou
doun Hunt, the Piedmont
Foxhounds, the Middleburg
Hunt and the Orange County
Hunt.
This creates a daytime va
cuum since. normally the
holiday season is filled, day
after day. with one meet
after another. There are
two fields Of thought on the
lack Of fox hunting.
There must be many fox
hunters who, like the little
foxes, are happy to be able
to sleep off the fervent
activity Of the night before
and not have to go thru the
preliminaries that are essen
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Chair Help

Mrs. M. H. w., Bethesda
Can someone please help
me find two Haywood Wake
field chairs in wheat-colored
birch. the pattern Of which
has been discontinued. It was
number 1855.
I seem to have q habit Of
waiting until things are out
Evening star., 1961-01-02

manship. And some persons
complaining Of poor quality
may be buying cheap mer-
chandise by pre-infiation
standards.
The writer who says she
has gone back to the make
it-do attitude does not help
the situation. She would de-
prive persons Of jobs (if
there were enough like herr
and by reducing output
would cause a further rise in
prices or lessening Of quail
ity.
Evening star., 1961-01-02

making Of toilet soap from
kitchen waste fats? I'm par
ticularly interested in learn
ing to make the little trans
parent balls Of perfumed
soap, such as can be obtained
in Williamsburg.
I have a recipe from the
Department of Agriculture
that makes a nice, very hard
soap. but it is creamy in
color as well as feel. Possibly
the transparency I am seek
ing is a result of a difference
in procedure. rather than in
gradients.
Any assistance will be
greatly appreciated.
Evening star., 1961-01-02

taxes and inflationary pres
sures-these combine to put
a cost price-squeeze on the
manufacturers.
The manufacturers thus
are forced to resort to labor
saving devices. speed-up
tactics. and the like in order
to stay in business.
Higher wages, accompanied
by increased productivity, are
desirable. But inforced wage
increases without this benefit
Of quality hurt everybody.
It Is true there Is evidence
Of q lack Of pride in work.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Editors Note

Readers Clearing House operates
os o publie-seUiee sxehanse of ideos
between Washington oree readers
Of The stor. II is conducted entirely
through the moil. All letters must
bear the writer's full nome and
address. Please send replies oe-
cordins to subject matter, NOT
initials. Letters received in response
to queries will either be published
or forwarded to the person making
the inquiry.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Chocolate Cake

Mrs. J. G. D.. Siluer Spring
About a year ago I clipped
a recipe for German choco-'
late cake, but have since lost
it. I wonder If any Of you
readers might have this and
would be kind enough to
share it with me.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Falling Leaves
r. J. D., Annanddle

I have a beautiful large
split-leaf philodendron which
I purchased last month. I
have lost two leaves, which
have turned yellow and fall
en-, and now o third leaf Is
yellowing.
Help. pleased What am I
doing wrong? =
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Perfumed Soap

Mrs. A. w., Sedbrook, Md.
Would any Of our senior
citizens" remember Cor per-
haps younger ones have in
herited) q recipe for the
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Coalition Against Quality
To: Mrs. H. II. c.. Clinton. Md.
Mrs. W. M. M. Clinton. Md. ,

The letters complaining Of the quality of mer-
chandise ignore the basic difficulties faced by man.
facturers.
The steady demands Of unions with their mo-
nopoly powers for higher wages, which the manu-
facturerS are poWerlesS to resist: the increasing
Evening star., 1961-01-02

Of production before filing
in sets. Many thanks to you
readers for all answers re-.
ceived In the past.
Evening star., 1961-01-02

The halting Of imitation
and better labor relations are
essential to the return Of
quality.
The Adak sun., 1961-08-28
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Evening star., 1961-10-31

ALEX, Mt. Vernon area-S12S
mo-. attrAe. 4 rms, bath, porch,
washer, TV; $500 mo. Ma. q
O673.
Evening star., 1961-10-31

BOILING VIEW APTs.-weIl main
tAined, earden apartment; / beo.
rm.. $3.50 includes utilities; rent.
al office; corner Of End and
OranEe Sts. Sc. 10. 2-4210.
PORETsKY q SONS, INC.
CAPITOL HILL within walk. DIST
1O3 9Th st. Sc: newly remodeled
ana modernly equip. kit. and
bathroom effies.; $50 up. DE-
2-O6l3 or Ii 4-k709.
Evening star., 1961-10-31
HOUSES FuRM. 70 RENT

ALEx.-2 bedrm., l bath. small
townhouse, rarden. Immed. poss
SI35. WHARTON AND POTTER,
REALTORS: KI. s-433O.
ALEX, Mt. Vernon area-SI2s
mo-. attrAe. 4 rmS.s bath. porch,
washer, TV; $500 mo. MA. 2
0673.
ARL., n, for 2 or 3 only; choice
house and area, 5 rmS., dinette, 2
baths. Avail $50 mos. 63S-6504.
BETHESDA - 2-bedrm, rambler.
Den. bsmt., garaee. Sis5. ERNEST
4. LUNG. RE. 6-661l. DL 7-2221.
BETHEsDA-Avail, this week 2
bedrm. and area, 5 rms, dinette,
rms. firspls full bsmt. E/auto
CHEvERLY-Furn. 4 bedrms., ~
DIcKEY's. AP. 7-sOs0.
CHEVY CHASE = Spacious Whit
brick Colonial; 1915. Mrs. Pou-
dre. OIL. 4-6429. TED LINGO,
INC, formerly The BerenS Com
CHEVY CHI, MD.-Fine 34bedrms., :,
up-s WaSner, Qriers mal0B rms 2
car gar. $3.50. OIL. Glib, Agent,
CONN. AVE. N.W-Charming 4
bedrm. home, excel for diplomat
Liv. rm, with firepl., lease $3.50.
L J. MILLS a. SONS, FE. 7-6640
KENSINGT0N-Furn., 5 bedrms.,
rec; rm.. 2is baths. swim. pool;
S2s5 mo. OIL. 2-S4S3.
MCLEAN AREA-one- level country
home with beautiful acres;
bedrooms, . baths, big fireplace.
guest house. $3.50 mo. for both OF
fuest house subject for SIS month
ly, GRACE A. KEMPTON, Realtor,
a. o-4934 or Il. 6-326s.
MONTHLY RENTALs-Charmfne
3-bedrm. split-level: s275. Mrs.
Poudre, OIL. 4-0429. TED LINGO,
NC, formerly The Berens Com
panies.
PRINCE GEoRGEs CO. MD, nr.
NASA-2 bedrms., Ia baths;
adults; refs. CE. 6-363I.
RIyERDALE, Md rms, bath;
nicely furn.; $3.50. Immed. poss
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50
Evening star., 1961-10-31
AT $40 GALLATIN NV.
$1,000 DOWN
CHEVY CHAsE-Deiightfui bric

NtdIIOIb bInCt IHUb DUUU Oonn. NVt
CHEVY CHASE = Spacious brieI
Colonial overlooking . park; 5
bedrmS., 2lz baths. piayroom
screened porch, garaRe. Mid-.Os
Gail JANIS Z, scHWAB, EN-. ..
$500; Eyes, OIL. 4-1693, or OIL
Evening star., 1961-10-31

BkThEsDA-Avail, this week 2
bedrm. and area, 5 rms. dinette, 2
rms, firepl.. full bsmt. v/auto
Evening star., 1961-10-31

LATN0s AFT.-Tele. ARTURO for
economical apts., central location;
S45-S67.5O, AID. 4-7400.
L ST. NV. oS3-Laree l-bedrm
apt. in well-maintained elevator
bldg, convenient location. $40 plus
utils. Mrs. Kennedy. Res. Mar.
De. 2-69l7. SHANNON 4 LUCHs
Co, Ma. S-o3AE
Evening star., 1961-10-31
HOUSES UMFUAM. 70 RENT

3-bedroom, 2iz-bath luxury ram.
blers with garage, electric kitchen
with table space, separate dininl
room and recreation room; cloSt
to fine schools. shopping and ex.
press bus to d. c. S176 per mo.
Evening star., 1961-10-31
HOUSES UMFURM. TO RENT

ALLx;@s s;. HsdTms.. g baths. Hrk.
Cathedral ceiiins. mod. Kit, and
rec. rm. Immed. poss., $500.
3-bedrm;, bath and powder, ser
pch.. fenced I'd, George Mason
School. Immed. poss., Sl66
3 3-bedrm., 1la-bath, contemporary.
CompL mod. kit, covered patio,
wooded lot. 1mmed. poss., $3.50
3-bedrm., 2 baths, semidet., rec,
rm.. fenced I'd. poss. Nov. j, S125
3-bedrm., bath, semidet., compl.
redees washer-drier, poss. Nov. /,
WHARTON AND POTTER
REALTORS XII. 2-433O
ALEX. 3-bedrm. semidetaehe
house. Liv. rm.. din. rm., fin. rec
rm. with house bath. fenced I'd.
Close to schools. Call so. 5-2253
ait. pm.
ALEx., 1928 Duke st.-semidet.
cor: 3 bedrms., Ia baths, compl.
kit. rec. rm., fen. I'd: S126.
Avail. immed. OIL. 4-O360.
ALEX, HuntinTton, sos. 2 bed
rooms, fenced. self-deffost refsr.;
beautifully redecorated through
out. JU. S-49S7.
ANNANDALE - 3-bedrm., 2-bath
trick rambler on wooded "a acre
2 firepls., rec. rm. in daylight
bsmt., earport, school bus "a blk.
vacant; Rent S16O per mo. Call
ARL., N.-Brick Cape Cod. . bed.
rms, bath, liv. rm, firepl., sepa
rate lArGe din. rm., elee. kit. with
eye-level oven, screened rear pch.,
full bsmt.. outside exit: compl
fenced rear yard with fireplace,
trees, shrubs. Quiet street. oil
h.-w. h. $3.50. I-yr. lease; avail
able Nov. is. KE. 6-7372.
ARL., N.-3 bedrms., 8 baths, fire.
Paf; P s!SS pS5ehss mes IL H. 1850 fei rec rm'
ARL., N.-For . or 3 only. Choice
house and area. 5 rms, dinette
2 baths. 53s-65O4.
ARLINGTON, n. Horcom lane
military I'd. areAl =. Massive T.
bedrm., 3-bath. all-briek, custom
sn 1uiit split.leVsl Complete with
entrance hall. spae. scar sSrsEe,
large corner lot. Avail. now for
S326 with option TO buy. SIS per
mo. will apply retroactively to-
ward down payment Of $1,000
Selling price Sal 900,
BARR REALTY. INC. IA. 4-335O
ARL., 1880 N. quincy ST bed
rooms, baths, hving room. dining
room, kitchen, full basement. oil
heat. large fenced yard; S165
month. Call FINER LUCAS after
. pm. IA. 6-54l3.
BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brick CO.
lonial. newly dec: avail. immed.
Sl3b mo. OIL. 4-160S.
BETHEsDA. MD. 47Ol Chestnut ST.
walk to NIH. Naval Medical.
] blk. off Wis. ave. Desirable
rms, "a baths, gaa h.-w.h., $3.50
mo. Lease REQUIRED. RE. S-l1s2.
BETHEsDA-7-rm.. 1l1-bath brick;
SI65 mo. OIL. 2-s4e3.
BLADBNSBURG = Immediate pos
session. 4 bedrms. sep, din. rm.,
full bSmt., large lot. Also 2 bed
rms, sep. din. rm.. full bSmt d,
Anchor fenced lot. Close 70 schools.
shops. transp. BYRD REALTY CO.,
WA. 7-2400.
BRADBURY PARK-3-bedrni. bTk.
mo. DU. 7-o5O0.
BRADBURY PARK-3-6edrm. brk
sI2O mo. Seat Pleas. 2 bedrms.
500 mo. e25-41S6. Fellows Realty.
2'
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ALEx.-2 bedrm., / bath. small
townhouse, garden. Immed. poss
SI35. WHARTON AND PoTTER,
REAITORs: KI a-4330
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AkL., n, for 2 or only; choice
house and area, 5 rms., dinstts, 2
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AID. 4-7400
ALONZO o. BLISS
APARTMENTS

leso IOWA AVE. N.w.-Modern 2.
beorm, ant; all utilS. incl. Cal
Mr.. kHIEL. RA. 3-251S.
?O6 TRENTON PL. Sc. lat Nichols
ave. l--2 rms. kit. din. area. bath.
S69.5O mo. Attrae. corner bldg.
inspect, then apply THOs. D.
WALSH, INC. 1900 X st. NV,
Re. S-2040.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

'HotENTs. We CAN RENTE hENlAt ANt
PAST, DIREcT SERVICE. CALI
coLUMBfx PROPERTIES INC.
MANAGE YOUR PROPERTY
3-BEDRM. HOUSE, waikinE dis
tanes to Lee highway and Harri-
son st. 1928 mo. maximum. WO.
Evening star., 1961-10-31

4-bedrm., 1h-bath brick rambler
Rec. rm, 4O-ft. patio. $3.50, g.
mos. lease with option to buy
$l9.950. Assume high 4Isss a
Evening star., 1961-10-31

CHEVY CHAsE-Charming brick
and-frame Tudor In q most sought
after area. 3 bedrms. plus sleep
ins porch, sep. din. rm., liv. rm.
with firepl. and ent. Nice lot
with off-street parking. Close to
Blessed Saerement and tranSp.
Priced in lower 2OS, Call