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The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
World Reaction
 On Kennedy's Speech Divide on Cold War Lines

BERLIN LR - World reaction to President Kennedy's speech on the Berlin crisis divided on cold war lines today.
 West Germans were delighted at his firm stand. Other West Eu- ropeans and their friends abroad warmly endorsed the Presidents pronouncement, with it's prospects for improvement in the military posture of the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Or ganization.
 The Soviet news agency Tass said in a Washington summary that Kennedy had seized on "the so-called threat to West Berlin, allegedly coming from the So- viet Union," as an excuse to jus tify the arms race.
 The first significant reaction from the neutralist sphere came in New Delhi, where a senior Indian Foreign Ministry official called Kennedy's appeal for in- creased defense spending ex- tremely unfortunate.
 Refusing to be identified by name the representative of Prime M mist CT Nehru's government added that Kennedy's emphasis or holding the door open for peace full settlement was very welcome
 "Let us pray statesmanship vii prevail" he said.
 Two persons intimately cor cerned were West German Char cellor Konrad Adenauer and We. Berlin's Mayor Willy Brand Both were enthusiastic.
 Adenaeur declared in Bonn h. was happy that the United State has resolutely taken over the leadership of the Vest
 Brandt issued a statement say ing it was a moving speech.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
DEFENSE DEPT. BOOSTS AUGUST DRAFT CALL TO 13,000

WASHINGTON LR - The De- fense Department today boosted it's August draft call to 13,000, an increase of 5000 over the number previously ordered for Army serv- ice next month.
 The action came as the Kennedy Administration presented to Con- gresS it's plans to increase the armed forces by about 217,000 be- yond present levels to meet Rus sian threat to Berlin.
 Secretary of Defense Robert S.. McNamara had announced earlier that the draft call for September would be 10000 men. The call for July was 5000 men - the same as the August number before the increase.
 In announcing the increased draft call, the Pentagon said "this action is consistent with the Presidents program to improve the posture of the armed forces" "
 President Kennedy, in announc- ing to the nation last night his plan for partial mobilization, said draft calls would be doubled and tripled to bring about the mili- tary buildup.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
FBI Files Kidnapping
 Charges Against Cuban Who Hijacked EAL Plane

MIAMI, Fla. LR The F'BI filed Kidnapping and other charges here today against Wilfredo Ro- man Oquendo, 36, Cuban-born waiter, in connection with Mon days hijacking of an Eastern Air Lines plane.
 Richard s. Beier of the FBI office reported investigation show ed that Oquendo, a naturalized American citizen, was aboard the kidnapped plane under the name of J. Martin.
 FBI agents prepared charges of Kidnapping, crime on the high seas (assault to commit a felony), assault with deadly weapon, and interstate transportation of stolen aircraft against Oquendo.
 The FBI said it's investigation indicated Oquendo is a past mem Der of the Cuban Secret Police under the regime of eX-president Carlos Prio Socarras, and is a member of Fidel Castro's "26th of July" movement, whose ami versary is being celebrated today in Cuba.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Nikita COnfers With
 Presidents Special Envoy On Disarmament Deadlock

MOSCOW lR - Premier Krush- chev talked long and earnestly today with President Kennedy s special envoy, John J. McC1oy, on the disarmament deadlock be- tween the two powers.
 The chief Soviet disarmament Valerian Zorin, was also present on the sum- flooded terrace Of XhrushcheV's Black Sea vacation hideaway at Sochi for this last-ditch try.
 There was no word in Moscow as to whether they had been suc- cessful but most diplomats doubted it. Tass, however, said the talks were held in a friend ly atmosphere.
 McCloy flew to the Black Sea resort yesterday at Khrushchev's invitation.
 McCloy and Zorin have gotten nowhere in their attempts to make arrangements for a resump- ton of the disarmament talks. The United States objects to the So- viet plan to expand the Donation committee to 15 to include So- called neutrals.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Secty. Udall Plans To Visit Alaska
 In Mid-september

JUNEAU R = Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall plans to visit Alaska after Congress ad- journs, probably in mid-Septem- Der, Gov. Egan said today.
 Egan said he was advised of Udall's plans during conferences with the Interior Secretary and his assistants about various phases of the departments pro- gram as it affects Alaska.
 Egan returned to Juneau from the east yesterday.
 Egan said he had discussed several subjects during his talks with Udall last Friday in Wash ington, D. C.
 One of the things the two men talked about was the migratory waterfowl problem existing in Northern Alaska, wherein the Fish and Wildlife Service is at tempting to prevent natives from taking ducks and geese for food at any time of the year, as they have been doing for hundreds of years.
 Secretary Udall expressed per sonal sympathy" Egan said, "but he maintained that the U. s. Standardization treaty on which the FWS action was based will not permit natives to take water fowl out of season.
 q pointed out to him that the majority of birds taken by the natives are not migratory and quoted from an FWS report of 1955-56 saying that 78 per cent of the birds taken by natives in the area north of the Kuskokwim are not migratory birds"
 Egan said he also discussed the Arctic Wildlife Range, created in Alaska's northeast corner by Udalls predecessor, Republican Fred Seaton, only a few days be- fore Seaton relinquished his of flee to Udall, a Democrat appoint ed to the post by President Ken nedy.
 'I told Secretary Udall that we felt the Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game is just as able to admins ter the area as the federal gov ernment.
 ''Mr. Udall made a suggestion which l am not liberty to dis cuss now. There does seem to be a possibility that he will schedule public hearings on the matter in Nome, Fairbanks, Anchorage and Juneau when he visits Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Patterson to Defend
 His Title October 23

BOSTON tR - The Massachu- settes Boxing Commission today granted a license to Champion ship Sports Inc. to promote a heavyweight title fight between Floyd Patterson and Tom Me Medley. Al Bolan, one of the partners in the corporation, inn mediately announced October 23 as the tentative date for the bout.
 The fight will be staged in Boston Garden with a $10O top.
 The commission, in a meeting that lasted only about three min uteS, granted a matchmaker li- cense to Roland and a promoters license to Championship Sports, composed of Bolan and his broth CT Tom.
 Patterson, under fire from the National Boxing Assn, for not defending against a ranked chal- lenger, was not present for the brief session.
 McNeeley, unbeaten youngster from Arlinton, Mass, is not rank ed by the NBA.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
NY Syndicate
 Submits Low Bid For Ferry System

JUNEAU lR - A New York syndicate headed by the Bankers Trust Co. submitted the low bid today for $12.5 million in state general obligation bonds for the Alaska Ferry System.
 The syndicate offered an eff fective interest rate of 3.8175 per cent during the 30-year life of the bond issue. Total net interest cost would be $9,724, ,122.50.
 The Bankers Trust Syndicate also submitted the low bid for SIP million in GO bonds for im- provements at the University of Alaska, including construction of a new gymnasium.
 The effective interest rate of fered was 3.5395 per cent. The total net interest cost during the 20-year life of the issue will be $504, ,553.
 Barcus Kindred & Co.,, Chica- go, submitted the low bid for $275,000 in GO bonds to finance improvements at bush airfields in Alaska.
 Total net interest costs would be SAT ,791.O1 during the 10-year life of the issue on an effective interest rate of 2.9963 per cent.
 The first test of the states credit was pronounced a major success by financial consultants and state officials alike. The general obligation bond; were the first to be issued by Alas ka as state, although some GO bonds were issued by Alaska dur ing it's territorial days.
 Gov. Egan, who watched and listened intently while the bids were being opened, said the re-, suits were highly gratifying.
 The state had estimated that the interest might run as high as 1 per cent for the ferry bonds.
 State Commerce Commissioner A. H. Romick said the interest rates the state received "were a good indication of the interest being shown in the State of Alas ka."
 Romick said most of the major investment houses in the United States were represented in the various bids submitted for the three bond issues.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
French Claim
 Dag FayOrs Tunisia

PARIS R - France tonight ac- cused U. N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold of favoring Tunisia in the Bizerte crisis.
 The official criticism virtually killed any chance of the U. N. of ficial visiting Paris in an attempt to iron out the fighting over the French-held base in Tunisia
 BIZERTE, Tunisia R - Com bat-ready French paratroopers to- day stopped and searched the car of U. N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold on the outskirts of Bizerte.
 A paratroop roadblock halted the official black limousine fly ing the U. N. flag as Hammar- skiold was going on visit to the battle scared city.
 The U. N. chief was invited by President Habib Bourguiba to help find a solution to the Bizerte crisis.
 Before the official motorcade reached the Bizerte ferry landing, French paratroopers is green-and- brown camouflage uniforms sig naled it to a halt.
 They opened the trunk of the car and waved it on when tolo that Hammarskjold was inside.
 "He will make more trouble fol us," said one of the paratroopers
 "I've stopped being surprised by anything" Hammarskiold late told neWsmen.
 So far the U. N. Secretary Generals peace-making mission 1 has had no visible effect on the tense situation. He conferred this morning with Tunisian officials, talked with the British ambassa- dor and saw the French consul.
 IL was the first official notice of his visit taken by the French who have refused U. N. or other foreign intervention to help set tie their dispute with Tunisia.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
THE WEATHER

Cloudy with intermitten rain. Little change in temperature. In the last 24 hours; High of 56, low of 49. Sunrise at 2:44 a. m., sun set at 9:29. Temperatures a year ago today: High of so, low of 50. Extremes on this date since 1907: High of 78 in 1926, low of 34 in 1917
Evening star., 1961-03-28
y38,95O

/ bedrms. and Cen. King Colonial,
true center hall, banquet size din,
rm., dehghtful screened porch,
sround level rec. I'm. and built-in
gaIage.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

BEACON HEIGHTS. Just off the
ParkyayzA spotlssS briek-front
k,t;, fyil dayliEht ..lH bsnt; ,; With
sTtsss orI ss s feSssd asS ios TIA Many
with Substantisl down, assume
ACRES A beautiful
gtone-front raneher with earpoFt.
Ftrepl. In liv. room, 8 large bed
rms fun bSmt.. eXtra-large lot,
near new Space Agency. FLA 0p-
proved terms.
W0opLAWN HEIGHTS - Brick
rambler; 8 bedrms. and large kit,
full bsmt.. RTound-level exit, half
patn' rec. room and hobby shop.
Gas hot-water heat. Off-street
pafking for 2 cars. A terrific buy
at $16:o0O. Trades invited. owner
CARRoLLTON-A beautiful split.
level like new. Lifetime slate roof:
3 beoroom6.. 2 full baths on one
level; finished bSmt. with ard
bath, bedTm. and rec. room, Az
sumo SlS,500 LIST trust and new
FHA terms available.
VETs-We have ramblers from
S12,bO0 up with settlement coSts
only; All conveniently located. A
terrific selection In styles and
SIG, Give US Q call.
FEINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7.7774
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F0UR C0RNKRS-BTIcF 5pIIt-IeveI
with 3 bedrms. and large family
rm: plus bsmt.; Sl7,25O, with
$3.50 down. vacant. CHESTER
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Bethesda-Chevy Chase

A, q. PARK AREA-Year.
old air-eonditloned rambler:
3 bedrms., tiled bath. mod
ern kitchen. private Fardens
$96,950. Eves.. Oh. 2-94oS.
CHEVY CHASE. AD.-S2s..
ESQ. Between the Clubs"
Charming older home in Inn
maculate condition. Offered
tor first time. ETes.' OIL. q
pARKVIEW EsTATES-Cen-
traily aforementioned, split
rambler. Substantial brick
construction. over 1s-aere
lot with magnificent view Of
Rock Greek Park. Priced low
ct S42,600, Immediate sale
desired. Ewes, OIL. 6-4439.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p
story, entrance hall. liv.
rm, with fireplace, din rm..
kit. with eating space, pow.
der rm., screened porch, 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, rec. rm..
Ioveis aSS ! i';i private ate lot: Ssi. $50.
ives. Of. 2-bSs2,
WEsTHAvEN-Center hall
brick Colonial, Nestled
among towering trees. Abso-
lutte privacy. 3 hedrms., 2
baths. Playrm., full bsmt.,
gaYage. S30,e60. Ewes, OIL.
2-3214,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

CHEVY CHASE-a-bedroom brick
SEP. din. Tml, ~ baths, full bsmt.
Priced in low 20s: o. ?. SMITH
Office open o to o.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Beautiful
big 4-bedroom, 2is-bath brick Co
lonial In the distinguished ':sVn-
LACE" Spacious eenter-hall plan:
1st-FL0OR Law, 2-car built-in
garage, y block 10 Blessed saeEa-
ment, Conn. ave. shopping. LOW
4QS! FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
DI. 7.141l: ewes, OF. 4.4792.
caEyY !,;.LL CE.AsE, s., oId E.Ili9'EEoedE1 q
Em. and bath, lge. hv. rEn. with
fireplace, family dining rm., mod
ern Htehen with breakfast rrn.,
delishtful screened porch on list; 2
msster-size bedrms., bath on 2nd;
Garase; priced In lower 3Os; quick
7400, METzLER, REALToR.
CHEVY CHASE, walking distance
Of Rosemary sehSol.outstanding
baths. baths poWder roo room on SH1S, Isl and
3rd floors; large study with fire.
Priced at S4S. 800. 'caI Wo. g.
$500 till pm. EDW. II. JONES
q CO., INC, Realtors.
CHEVY CHASE V1EW-Center-hall,
4-bedFm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod:
rec. rm. with "a bath. Assume
4hss loan. only $26,600. ~.
BEERS BROS Til 9, JU. 6-7611
CL0sE-IN SILvER SPRING. just
bungalow on. 160-ft. tree-shaded
lot. Lovely dining. rm.: scr. porch:
h.-w.h.: fun bsmt. Only S14,950.
HILDEBRAND CO. 10. $3.50
CLosE-N home With ineome!-
Good brick bldg. with pvt; and
for quick sale. Eves., CIR. z-zOs7.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9.1240
C0LESvILLE AREA-Jumbo Cape
Cod 4 huge bsdfms,, large liy: rm.
&t-aere lot; built by . builder for
his own home, yours now for $780,
F.w. BEaENs, REALTORS
1927 Fenton st., Q. 8. JU. 7-770O
CONNECTICUT AVE. HILLS-di,
down, or assume lSe. oI loan.
Brick rambler, arranged with 3
bedrms;,, 2 baths: daylight bsmt.
with tiled floor: fenced yard:
covered patio. Vacant, immediate
possession: Price S1S.g50.. .YouN-
Mr.. Dollahite at VII. 6-4566.
conn. AVE. EsTATES-peiightiul
2-hedrm. homes sep. din. rna,, full
h.
quickly At s12.SbO. 20. a-s14C.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC

PARKER, SMITH b poNNEL
IA. 7.6161 Realtors IA. 1882
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Dbl. hung windows, plaStered walls,
close Close TO swimming pool. See this
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
OLD GEORGETOWN RD, AREA-
MUST BE SOLD. S-bedrm., ga
bath brk. Colonial on lovely wood.
ed lot; den. fifepl.. screened porch
double garage; bsmt. Assume
$4,000 lS1E; en-, IS2.,d-s 10 $3.50, 70
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BETHEsDA-oI no down pay
1se. dI loan. Brick rambler with
carport: 3 bedrms., rs baths;
SEP. din. area, kit. with built-in
equip. bsmt.: level. lot with patio.
Vacant immediate Possession.
ries SsicJsssbO. scJssbO YouNKN q Co.
BETHRsDA PARKWOOD Area
Pint. 3-bsdrm. hrk. Cape Cod; with
sSn,t.; lovely rec. rec fm.. nm ser. peh.
Just $1,o60, dn,. under FHA fl
naneinR and SlS6 per mo. pays
FRANK 9. PHILLIPS, INC.
OF. 2.7000 EveS., I'm. 3-36e4
BETHEsDA-FIVE.MINUTE WALK
10 EVERYTHlN0:. B.-C.C. Hish,
Our Lady Of I0urdes. Three-bed-
rm. brick Colonial. SIDE porch;
sErHissSa isrF ss6Sai ksSIT9, ksiSifISS9i OIL. 4.141s
BETHESDA AREA-DistinetiVe, CO.
bedrnns., 5 full baths: ground-leyel
ser. porch; Rafagt: 23-ft. Ny, rm.
BETHESDA REALTY oil. 4-i4i6I
bETHEsDA, walk ? hlcckS Lynbrook
Elem Or B.-c.c. High-1mmaeu-
late 3-bedrm. brick k-and-slate CO.
lonial: scr. porch, bsmt., brand
ASbRis Ria 81 sEalFS i1i r. on En- ssG4S "a
kETHEsDA-Nev brick ramb:; lEs.
ofuIi1No IS9i M ss;l Estst:. sn 81. .1giHSS 4.iISG
h5THEsDlA. III q. IRISssdssls II Hask-IdsSl Ia!al
ARbsis AisSsl:r ss1EfH ss1EEH 81 Mt.g;ai gaosH 81 sf sNG
shoDpinS center sss: suitable nj ssr for doe
tors offieo and home-Approxi-
mately M-aere level lot and COM
pletely remod. 4.hedrm., 2-bAth
eenter-hall home. New, modern
kit, huge din. rm. and beautiful
den on first floor: full bsmt.. 2
car det. gaIage. Mid-30s. PRANK
9; :v.i, PHIIlIPs;a N a.ssSSS. iSSS OIL s-7oOo;
SETHEsDA, close 70 evSrything-I
Brk. rambler, S24.eb0. Entrance
han. 2e-ft, iiv; rms Sishwashefs;
baths. gas heat; lot 90 Il. vide.
fiAeU6IE fiNc! 81. s:7sSo SSchfH III 3. OF Nd
bEIMEsDA. No steps; 3-bedfm.
washer and drief: walk 70 school
and transp.: owner leaving city;
excellent buy; low 20s. o. ?.
2-64Ts. Office open p-9.
bETH., BRADLEY, PRRSTIGE ARIA
Raneh.style split-leyel, situated on
lac. so .by 1B5 It. lot; slate en-.
tfranes hAii pi9ne-sisf, NV; rm;,
doors opening onto patio, family
SiSs kit. with sveTythinG. 3 twin
siEe bedrms. and 2 baths, lge.
gE.ss lsT hsTsth dssnlSr ssms q In. Sitn s
Ss SIt pHEd:St St ot,.FSS;.. sS;. S'@ti hRS esE-
excel. schools, Q blks. from fast
D. c. tranSp., close to shopping.
RoLLrNowooD. PrNEHuRsr W.
LAGE-Traditional rambler with
aEEs frept HSrsh,; ,;:r,3ivs;TI tEinTs q, stts
inS to netio and buiit-in barbe-
beeutifniIy handicapped terrace
and fenced lot: . blocks from fast
2. 6; transp.. blessed saeremsnt
iTa.h piDa rsis.d SSss ef snoS suies snd s.i. iSn0H
mid:20s, approx. sS'boo VIII
VIM. D. Lucas Assoc.
Off. Q to 9: 24.Hr. Ph. OIL. 6-se0S
BETHEsDA, Greenwich FoFest-S-
bedrm. brk,. Colonial, center en-
iiv. rTn. with firepl., kit. large
din. 1Fa.. rec. rrn. with firepl., hot
water heat: screened porch; ast.
ERTrsoN. RTrsocN fsiSESi REHIrioR. % oI.. a-Siss.
bETHEsDA, close in-NeW listing,
most .r shsrr%iTs ,sbIsY snd ipotlssS sS 3Gsa Fie
full bsmt., in quiet court nesr all
schools; low COS. BETHESDA
HoMEs; NC. OIL. 4-e1o4: eyes,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

fMIN1nO0K-NEW listing Oh this
W s.s s.ss a HSrsa snf ana fisH:s Z I: .ss,n
ditioned. Liv. rm. wIfirepi. Extra
Is this HUGE 30x20 tiled and
paneled rec. rm, walk to schools
and shopping. Priced ct only
!. L. Lewis Properties
Lo. 5-4330
WHEATON-S26O down VIII buy
this cute rambler W7bsmt., de-
taehed garage and many extras.
Cal today, 10. 6-29e0.
HUGH T, PECK, 1926 tseorgia Ave,
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHRAT0N-sHARP as A TACK,
wonderful and clean brick ram
bier in choice location, De luxe
kitchen, level fenced lot: priced
to sell S12,250. HUGH r, PECK,
Rockville, GA. 4-6676.
WHEATON, 3-bedrm., lS-bath;
shoppins. qFStsi Fsatuir.s dst, wnsas0n EsrSSs,
porch, bsmt. with work area; FHA
approved; Sl6,B00. JU, 9-6440
VI 8 Pm. WooDSIDE REALTY
WHEAT0N-vee., yr..old brk. ram
bier, 3 twin b., 2 baths. bsmt :;
mr.. sehls.; Sl9.4B0. WIZ. 6-961S
WHBAT0N-Newly decoratedI $3.50
On. and. only $50 per month total
buys this 2-hedrm. home w/base.
ment. Call 10. 4-6600. or
c. paul hickman, inc.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

NORTH ARLINGTON = 3-bedroom
brick rambler with fenced yard
and off-street parking, located 2
blocks from bus and shopping CEN
ter: walk to nottingham and d. j.
O'Connell Schools; asking $4,000,
assumption possible or viii sell
FHA. KE. $4,000.
- TOWN AND COUNTRY
NO TRICKS, ALE TREAT! = This
dsEzling new WHITE BRICK
RAMBLER will give you the hap.
plest surprise Of your life-LOOKS
LIKE $4,000; yours for Just $34, :
060i Featuring Dashboard hot
water heat. this striking new split
foyer home offers immense living,
dining and kitchen space, PLUS
FOUR BEDROOMS, TIRE 2
BATHS, finished rec. room, garage
and scr. porch. Commanding lot
IN neighborhood Of expensive prop
eHtiesl LET US WORK OUT
TERMS TO SUIT YOUl JORDAN,
INC. REALTORS, FL. 10000;
eyes,. IA. 2.6772.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABsoLUTE TOP VALUES
: N PRINCE QEoRoES

IN PRINCE QECRQE@
ShoWcese OF Homes"
CHEVEhLY BEAUTIFULl
sumo transferred owners
S16.600 trust on this out
standing 3.bedFm. and den,
1A-beth briek-and-fr Q m .
Colonial with built-in ga
ragel Wall-to-vall earpeted
liv. I'm, With firepl.: Ice. kit,
m. rm:: ih; disposal saii' Storm SsMSi; Ti5s:: rsis:
dovs and doors. Beautiful
wooded lot, 176 feet deepl
KENuwORTH BARoAINi
conveniently located 3-bed-
I'm; RAneh-bungalowl Hot.
Ieter-heat: bsmt. With out.
side entr.;; eduip. kit: lge.
mont porch: storm windows
and dooHsi May so no down
o1-SSbO down. FHAI
TAKoMA PARK Immediate
possession Reduced $1,000
70 sellI You can assume
loan on thiS superb 1la-stoFy
brick WILLIAMSBURG Coloniaii
Quality built thfouRhouti
STATE roof, plaster walls:
wood buFninG fireDl.: So.
din. nm, equip. kit: ser.
porch over built-in gaFage:
bsmt. with exit. patio With
barbecue. Oak.Studded lott
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FAIRRAx-BEick 3-bedfm. ram
bier: FLA: Low down payment;
Hedee.; avAilable immediately,
$16.960. OWNER CR. 3-4167,
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VETERANS-$12,5OO

LANHAM, huge 64.ft. rambler with
and l2x2l Ier. porch. Over =.
PRAIsED. SS1,6OO. HudH r
PECK. Realtor. HE. 4-17OO.
LANHAM RAMBLER-3 bedTmS, !;
full esmt.. with tiled floor. beauti-
ful kit. with modern built-in ap-
planes: ,carport: lot 30 By l94,
With nominal down. Price Just
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 1896
LEWIsDALE-Loyely brick rambler.
3 hedrmss ~ baths; extras like
O $4,000 home" Excellent cond
and close 70 Univ. Of Nd, shopping
and bus. Only S20.600. MCINTOSH
REAL ESTATE CO.. JU. 5-7633.
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IA. 1880

Observation-Disclosures hts
4.bedroom, 2ls-bsth brick Cape
COD. In desirable area. convenient
TO Blessed Sacrament and Fair.
hngton shopping center: full base.
ment with rec. rm. and n bath:
only To&s S5Sisp0i And a5d cSSSGsY fSGG GOWN
TE. 6:Ili6 o TIL q
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supuRHIES pMRnPIHhAIRHhfs PPHARh Mnr

ROCKVnLE-No SS down al. 4:
bedrm. home, expand 70 &, firepI. ;
S14,260. r. L. SMITH, Reaitor,
GA. arm, GA. 4-S7p5.
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cIo80 N, ne9r BfauIey
shop ssncppiI.g .. center TER suitable i0r SSs
,.t.1y %as.y as5s s:aT isysl %S.d2 lSt and com
Kit, huge din. rm. and beautiful
den on first floor: full bsmt., q
car det. garage. Mid-30s. PRANK
8. PHILLIPS. INC, OIL $1,000:
eyes, EM. 3-3AQi.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

ROCKVILLE - epefkiing 3-bedFm.
rambler in conv. neighboThood,
rIIe,r VIII fenced yard and Sff-street
with monthly payments less than
rent. LO. 5-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES NdT.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

SU1URAAN PROPHETIC NOT.
ROCKVILLE, JUST A PLAIN GOOD
BUY-New 0-hedrm. rambler N
wooded setting: all elec. kitchen,
daylight walk.out basement; priced
70 sell; S10,e5O. HUGH r. PECK,
Rockville. GA. 4-6B75.
ROCKVILLE, near Congfessional
shop. etr.-S-bedfm. brick and
frame split-leyel, ~ baths.
ASSUME $4,000 4issS LOAN
Evening star., 1961-03-28
Houses by Hughes
Brick. only Brick"

$4,000: much more house
hsr tSr hse hselr m9psy. 9 Ersat
2S.ft. nVin1i m. tsS eSaPmins Patns
English type hasemenf
S99.60 in one check pays
all. Vacant. Move right Ia
S15.e50-one Of the finest
houses we've ever offered,
Absolutely Immaculate In
side and out. Occupied one
hour per day BY q working
couple. Property features 8
pastel bedrms.. III Holly
wood baths, recreation base
ment: lovely Anehor-fenced
yard. Blue ribbon West Hy.
Attsytlle loeation. 500 down
will buy It.
Evening star., 1961-03-28

Iot with huge Trees: YOU VII isV: ioT::
this brk: rambler; 3 bedrms. /:
modern kit, din, Tm. finished
rec ra; aT;,,pls4 Y 81 Satns, 12s 10 10 S-Sss7'