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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-06-10
A.F.A. Convention
tcontinved From Back Paae)

CONTINUED From Back Paqe)
SEX RAMPANT THROUGHOUT THE ENTER
TANMENT WORLD AND WORLD OF LETTERS!
SEX = ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL - REPUDI
ATED BY THE c-H.I-L-D-LE-s-s CHRIST JESUS
MARRIAGE is MERELY -PoTENTIAL-- DIVINE
CONTROL! THE SATANIC, SHINING, STUPID
LAUNDERING, ADAM-EvE HUMAN RACES ARE
MYTHICAL CoUNTERFEITS BURLESoUES AND
FORTUNATELY, SOMETIMES SYMBOLS OF DIVINE
IDEAS MANIFESTED! - ARE MYTHICAL
CONTRADICTIONS OF THE BLUEPRINT
GENESIS OF PERFECT CREATOR CREATION. OFF,
SPRING. UNIVERSE. l:26 II, 81: MAN, GODS
IMAGE AND LIKENESS, SPIRITUAL WITH DIVINE
DOMINION!
VIZ MALE AND FEMALE, CREATED HE THEM!
NOT PHYSICAL, HUMAN, ADAM, EVE.
MALES AND FEMALES
GOD. INFINITE, UNERRINC, MAJESTIC SPIRIT,
IS THE ONLY CREATOR. PARENT. IN, AND OF, THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE! THE ONE, REAL. SANE
MIND, SOUL SUBSTANCE - AND ITS OFFSPRING -
WAS REFLECTED. DEMONSTRATED IN THE
CHRIST VIA JESUS, SON OF MAN
THE CHRIST ENABLED JESUS TO DEMONSTRATE
MAscULINITY AND FEMNNITY! AND JESUS
DECLARED IN THE RESURRECTION = AND NOT
TO BE POSTPONED FOR THE NEXT WORLD! -
THEY NEITHER MARRY. NOR GIVEN IN
MARRIAGE
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN THE WOMBS
THAT NEVER BEAR!
THIS WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY! IT DID,
FOR HIM, IN HIS ASCENSION!
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DOL
THE so-cALLED MATERIAL" WORLD AND UNI
VERSE DO NOT ACTUALLY EXIST AT ALL -
PARTIALLY DIscERNED BY ST. PAUL:
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL"
lMY-T-H-iC-A-L !!
w. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToR HAD MADE,
AND. BEHOLD. IT t--S-l VERY GOOD!
MORE OF THE DEVILS BILLION S RAcKETs:
ALCOHOL, TOBACCO. DRUG STORE MEDICINES
- APPRAISERS. sTUPEFERs, SOOTHING sYRUPs"-
INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS. BLUNDERs.
DISASTERS. MUNcHs, PEARL HARBoRs koREAs!
"A.F.A. CHILLED BY TOUGH DIXON TALKS"
NY. Trib 81
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Advertising Federation
Of America wound up fiffyseventh annual convention
here with fingers resolution u the Of fhe
convention the resolution said that additional
THE SPECTRE OF sTRIcTER GOVERNMENTAL CON-
trolls AND ANTiADvERTlsNc LEGISLATION How
Erred OVER THE FoUR-DAY MEETING IN THE SHERA-
TON PARK LIKE DARK ANGEL. FOR MANY MEN,
BEERS IT TOOK ON A MORE cRIsLY FORM FOLLOWING
THE TOUGH TALK ON TUESDAY BY PAUL RAND DIX
on NEW CHAIRMAN OF THE FEDERAL TRADE CON-
MISSION WHO SAID THE COMMISSIONS INvESTicATivE
TOOLS WOULD BE USED TO AN UNPRECEDENTED
DEGREE.
The federstion's resolution in effect. backward
glance over the shoulder TO the chairman was
gaining cited the actions Of the advertising business
regulation which have been intensified the
last few years. as justification for It's stand.
q
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Britain Loses

Britain Loses
Continued From Back Page)
BRITAIN. ALSO. TOO sExUAllY MINDED !
OF THE DEVILS JUDAS JUDAISM AND socALLED
CHRISTIANS
SEX IS sATANs MAJOR. MULTlsILLloN
racket
SEX IS ALWAYS OF THE DEvn!!!
MARRIAGE Is MERELY -POTENTIAL- DIVINE
CONTROL SEX AND HUMAN PARENTHooD RE-
PUDlATED BY THE c-H--L-D-L-E.s-s CHRIST
JESUS! WHO APPREHENDED THE EXCLUSIVE
REALITY OF MY OFFSPRING = YOUR TRUE
BEING - SUNLESS. DEATHLEss MATTERLEss.
FLEsHLEss. ADAM-EvELEss - NEVER BORN,
NEVER DYING - Externally. COMPLETELY
POPULATINc. SUPERSATURATNC THE ONE
REAL UNIVERSE - AND THERE IS NONE OTHER
WITH iNcoRRUPTIBLE. UNAVAILABLE. ON
NIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE -
REPUDiATlNc THE PHoNY' "LoRD-coD" OF
GENESIS III. ETC. - SATAN MAsQUERADiNc AS
"LoRD-coD" - A GIGANTIC FRAUD AND
MYTH. LIKE HIS ADAM EVE, AND MURDERoUS
cAINLsETTINc THE PATTERN FOR THE SATAN.
&c, SHINING, STUPID. LAUNDERING, ADAMEvE
HUMAN RACES - GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND
MYTHS - PERCEIVED. IN PART. BY ST. PAUL:
1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [MY-T-H--
CAL IL BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"
AND HEBREW CONVERT. INTERNATIONALLY
KNOWN EVANGELIST. HYMAN APPLEMAN, DARES
TO REBEL VS. FATHER, SON. AND HOLY
GHOSTS GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY. WOMAN
OF REVELATION l2l. S. GIVEN HER ASSIGN
MENT AFTER THE MARTYRDoM OF LINCOLN,
FEBRUARY. 1866 AGE as. TO FULFILL JESUS
UNFINISHED BUSINESS! BUT. WICKED AND
ADULTEROUS GENERATIONS COULD NOT
BEAR" THE UTTER 'NoTHINcLEss OF MATTER"
- MERELY A sHADoWY. MORTAL THOUGHT
COUNTERFEIT, BURLESQuE - SOMETIMES,
THE BLUEPRINT: GENESIS PERFECT CREATOR.
CREATION. OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE!
GEN. 1926: AND GOD SAID. LET US MAKE MAN
IN OUR IMAGE AFTER OUR LIKENESS. AND LET
THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER ALL!
v. II: MALE AND FEMALE, CREATED HE THEM! -
NOT HUMANS = ADAMS. EWES MURDERoUs
GAINS. JUDAsEs. kNAvEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHOoD!
JESUS WAS SPIRITUALLY MALE AND FEMALE
LIKEWISE GODS INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETESS
REvELAToR GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY
- DEMONSTRATED IN THE SECOND HALF OF HER
NEARLY 90 YEARS
w. 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT He
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE, AND, BEHOLD. IT WAS [-I-S-l VERY GOOD!
LONDON. May 2s.-seeret American naval documents
loaned to Great Britain have been isIsd" the govern
ent has admitted Laborite back bencher said today
he will press find whsi has happened to them and
why the has not been made public.
THE LABoRITE RICHARD MARSH, SAID He WILL
QUESTION PRIME MINISTER MACMILLAN ON TUES
DAY ON THE MATTER.
Meanwhile, there reports that the mysterious
Polish defeefor who to the West about two
months ago COL Anthony AIster Westminster OF the
Interior COL Aster said to be the operating head OF
the entire Polish security apparatus.
HIS POSITION AND HIS CONNECTIONS MADE HIM
ONE OF THE TOP NON-RUSSiAN OFFICIALS BEHIND
THE IRON CURTAIN AND HIS FLIGHT TO THE WEST
WOULD BE ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT DEFEc-
TONS SINCE THE END OF WORLD WAR u.
Col. Alsser has been Identified by Polish srigre
HE agent who recently through
Berlin and having been Intercepted in London. has since
been passed to the United States
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nnecRo = AND TEEN CRIME"

by Josephine Ripley Staff Cor
The C.s. Monitor. 5f29. p. !.
(consinvsd Next Column Top)
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. JUNE 10, 1861
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
ACS In Need
 Of Long Distance Telephone Operators

The local AcS office has an nounced that they are again ac- cepting applications for positions of long distance telephone opera tors. For the past several years, the Nome ACS has conducted tele- phone training for local girls with highly successful results.
 Several girls, after moving from Nome, have accepted em- ployment with ACS in other Alas kan cities and several have se- cured employment with the Bell System in the states as long dis telephone operators. While pre- vions telephone experience is desirable, applicants without pre- vious experience, but who have passed their 17th birthday are acceptable. Applicants who are interested in further details of long distance telephone work are encouraged to contact the ACS Station Commander or the Chief Telephone Operator at the ACS Bldg.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
Special Nome Room,
 Wifi Host Sourdoughs at 3Oth Annual Convention

when the Sourdoughs of the United States and Canada meet in Seattle at the Olympic Hotel, Aug. 24-27. for their 30th Inter national Sourdough union, there will be a special NOME Room with J. C., tJin) Gaffney as host, as the Nome crowd is so very active during the convention.
 About 500 people are regis tered from the Mexican Border to north of Nome and Ottawa We have real Peace Corps with per son to person friendships which are better than all the brass braid sent out by governments stated Lulu Fairbanks, who is so very active in the organization.
 A big delegation is expected from Canada, as the president is Walter Hamilton from Vancouver, B. C.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
Grand Jury Returns Eight True Bills

Tie Grand Jury in it's first day of deliberations brought in six true bills and one secret indict- ment. Today they brought in two true bills and one not true bill.
 The not true bill was that of State vs. Jack Hoogendorn for negligible homicide in an acei- dent which occurred last fall at Derring.
 True bills returned were: The State vs. Roger Okboak for lar ceny in the Polar Bar.
 State vs. Emil Backman on two counts of contributing to the de- linquency of a minor.
 State vs. Blanche Henry for lar ceny of money. ss
 State vs. Paul Amana, also known as Paul Anowlic, two counts of burglary in dwelling and larceny in building.
 State vs. Daniel Thomas Jr., for larceny in a building at Kotze- bue.
 State vs. Roland Beaver for lar ceny in building at Kotzebue, where liquor was stolen.
 State vs. Vernon Kllgzru's esa two counts, burglary and assault.
 State vs. Ralph Ahkingak, two counts of larceny and forgery at Barrow.
 The Grand Jury is expected to finish it's work this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
HARRY CARTER. STA1E SANITARIANs TRANSFERRED TO KoDIAK-KENAI AREA

The State Division of Health announces the promotional trans fer of Harry E. Carter, District Sanitarian for Norton Sound, to District Sanitarian serving the Kodiak Kenai Peninsula area. Bill Green, Northern Region Super visor in Fairbanks, will be work ing the Norton Sound -Kotzebue districts on a half time bass un- til replacement is announced.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
ANN WALSH TO ATTEND CONFERENCE IN KETElzIKAN

Ann Walsh, who has been home for the summer with her parents, MT and Mfrs. M. J. Walsh, and who is a home economics teacher in Fairbanks, left for Ketchikan where she will attend confer ence of home economics teachers before school opens Her brother, Jim Walsh and wife whose home is in Kescilikan are eNprct5da back from Lonaaca during Miss Walsh's visit to Alaska's southern metro polls.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
DICK SMALL SENDS
 GREETINGS TO FRIENDS

Richard Small, former linotyne operator for the Nugget and now proof reader for new text books for schools in Kingston, N. J., writes that through his efforts the 1851 tin statement prepared by Dan Jones for the Chamber Of Commerce has been incorporated in the Nitz' Introductory Chem istwy.
 Small sends his greetings to his friends in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
Council Approves Application For Planning Money

The Nome City Council in reg ular session on Monday night put it's approval on the application of the City of Nome for a water and sewage disposal system, which is being made to the Community Facilities Administration. Having approved this important issue, which has been hanging fire for several years, Il was turned over to Councilman Jim Mclean to finish few legal details and see that it is forwarded as soon as possible. The Nome Planning Commission had completed all the detailed information needed for the application before returning it to the Council for final approval. Ordinances
 The Ordinance Committe was instructed to prepare new ordi- nance which would make people responsible for damage to, and parents responsible for breakage or destruction of, city propeTty There has been much damage done this summer throughout the community.
 A complaint was made to the city by Orville Burleson against persons not using scavenger service and creating a health haz- ard. He urged stricter policing. BIDS
 Bids are to be called for 1000 yards of gravel to be used in several plaeessin shcs community.
 One bid was received for re- vamping the roof of the City Bldg. This was from Jess Wood ward for $3,950.
 The Council voted to take out their workInen's compensation in surance from the M and M Bank this year, instead of getting it in Anchorage as they have had for several years.
 The bid by Nome Enterprises for property west of Snake River was tabled
 Planning Commission
 The Nome. Planning Commis- sion requested that the City Council take action immediately on the city plat as progress in several ways hinges on which plat the city will decide to use. The Commission also urged that the building, electrical and sani- tation codes be more strictly en- forced on new construction and major alterations.
 Sales Tax
 An executive session of the Council will follow special meet ing on Aug. 2l. te discuss what
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
PATRICK MEzENNA INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY AUTO

Patrick Mezenna suffered peIvll injuries when accidentally struck by car driven by nene Schick near the King Island Village. The sun was directly in the eyes o1 the driver who did not see the boy, it was reported.
 Dwight Milligrok damaged his car in the same area earlier in the week by driving into a barge to avoid hitting small child who ran out in front of his car
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16

action will be taken on dei.1- quent sales tax returns or busi- nesses not submitting any sales tax reports. It was reported by City Clerk Bob Scott that the collections for the second quarter this year were SPA, 4,561, which was over the. collections for the same period in 1860.
 Paid Out
 The Clerk also reported the final payment was made CT the city fire truck, which was $4 ,6O7 He also reported that the annual S2,500 was paid to the U. s. Dis trict Engineers for the city's share in the harbor maintenance.
 To be paid out to M. Chitty, who has completed collecting his data for reassessment is s3 3,950. When he has completed his work he will be paid an additional $3 ,00O after the meeting of the Board of Equalization next year. School
 In letter from the Nome School Board it was reported to the Council that the $79 900 re- ceived by the school under P1lb- lie Law 815 would be used for two new school rooms over the Gillis addition; fire escapes in the old school; new roof decking on new school; fire retardent paint in old school and annex and air conditioner for gymnasium.
 The School Board also requested gravel back of the school where it is planned to pull in a storage building.
 The Council is Investigating the feasibility of putting thaw pipe in the school drain for more adequate service.
 Due to the resignation of Curtis Chunn as patrolman replace ment will be needed and will be advertised.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
Chamber Hosts Ron Senungetuk


 Ronald Sengungetuk was a guest of the Chamber of Com merce with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Willie Senungetuk Monday noon. He told of his opportunities under scholarships to the Roches- ter Institute of Technology and special training received this past year in Oslo, Norway, where he studied with some of the best silversmiths in the world.
 He stated that he wished more people could have had the op- portunities he has had to meet people of nther countries, because if they did they would have more consideration for them. He is on the teaching staff of the U of Alaska this year, where he says The will start helping other people after having had so many people help him get where he is"
 Judge Gilbert. speaking as member of the Transportation Committee, reminded the group that their efforts spurred the establishment Of the Nome Bar row air route, which has been so successful this summer. He urged that they continue their efforts that some sort of a winter sched- ule be maintained from busi- ness-wise standpoint as well as communications.
 Judge Gilbert also asked that the Chamber reiterate it's re- quest for the None-B Bethel air route, as requested by. the North ern Aviation Co.
 Other guests of the Chamber were Rex Bowen, president of the Kotzebue Chamber and MT. and Mrs. P. J. Reader, parents of Pete, Charles and John Reader of Nome.
 Sen. Pete Walsh secke about several factors of defense wise, wherein the coast of Alaska was being ignored at this time. Heli- copters are ksessss based at Fort Wainwright-but not at Nome here they are needed more, he reported. He also brought up the fact that hijacking ainplanes has taken place several times recent ly and if one were taken in this area, there is nothing on the coast of northern Alaska to de- lay or intercept or hinder in any way it's departure over the imagin- ary Iron Curtain. He also cx- pressed disappo ointment that the new Commandments Chief of the Armed Forces in Alaska, It. Gen. George Mundy, who succeeded It. Gen. Frank Armstrong, has not included Northwestern Alaska in his first survey of the defense needs of the state over which he has command.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
Brp NOTICE

Bids will he received in inc Office of the City Clerk until 5 p. n.. Monday. August 2l. for fur r;shing following: Minimum of 1000 Yds. pit x1zn bssch gravel or creek gravel to be spread on streets as specified bY Street Com ,nittee - Price per yard. The City rNserves the right fo reject any or all bids.
 Robert F. Scott,
 City Clerk Pub: Aug. 16, IS, l96l
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
N Q | | c E

N 0 Q E Applications will be received at ihe Office of Chie& of Police until p. zm.. August IT.. 1881 for: Full Time Patr ol I'm an $575 rnonthl8 hr. week
 Robert F. Scott.
 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
sandegrens ssnd creetings

6ande9E4H6 Seud GESS41u9b
 Mrs. Grace Hughes of Sara sota, Fla, who was on yesterdays Vein tour flight, brought greetings from for1nerl None:tes, MT. and Mrs. AndSew Sandegren
 It will be remembered that MT. Sandegren was engineer in charge of the construction of the old
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
W AN T ADS

FOR RENT 2-Bedroorn House.
 Cell the Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16
MAIL RATE H1KED

POstmistress Margaret Bohrer announces that in August COD fees advanced with the present minimum now 40e, instead of 30t. Registered mail fees also ad- vanced with the new minimum, now 60c. Declared valuation re mains the same, she stated.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-16

FOUND: Nugget and imitation jade earrings. Identify and pay for ad at Nugget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29
BURNT MILLS MANOR

1UooU WILLIS STREET,
EXCELLENT LOCATION brick rambler bedrms.
baths pinepaneled
TRADES ARRANGED. HE, 4-1700 $500 ~
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesviie I'd to Northwest n
Chtds and left to PECK'S OPEN SIGN
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY CO. OFFERS
BRANCH AND PA. AYES, 5000
block 20" ST.; open IL to dark
New brk. ramhlers; 8 rms. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. de luxe kit. full
bsmt; with half bath: large level
lot; S21 800.
2417 MINI. AVE. mr.. Pa. ave-
CT nothing down, FILA $500 down
-Large 6-rm. brick with 2 encl
Mr. PA. AND MINI. AYES. 1912
brick with 8 rms, bath LIST f.: 3
rms, bath. End H.: finished base
ment, bath; large corner lot.
NEAR BRANCH AND ALABAMA
AYES. - Custom-built det. brick
with 8 rms. 4 bedrms., 2 baths:
2 bedrms. and bath LIST H.: gas
h.-w. h. At right price.
ANACOSTIA-Det. z rooms, 3 bed
rms. 1St-fl. den, full bsmt.; oil
h.-w.h., garage; large level lot
Priced right with substantial cash
NEAR BRANCH AVE.-Det, 6 large
rms, 3 bedrms:, mod. kit, sun
porch; knotty-pine rec. I'm; lse'
Level lot. $4,000. u,,.
and parochial schools = Det. .
rms. 9 baths, den and bath LIST
n: full bsmt.; oil h.-W.h.. S17,500
NJ ST., 1850. nr. Mimi. ave.-Semi.
Diet. brick: rms, bedrms.
knotty-pine rec. nm, encl. porch
$4,000 down. Vacant.
254S 36th ST. near Southern ave.
-Brand-new Diet. brick rambler
8 rms. 3 bedrms.. ga baths. walk.
out bsmt.; S20,960. Open 2 TO 6
ANAcosTIA, mr.. 18th and Mimi
eve.-Det. 8 lge. rms, 3 bedrms.
level lot: $1,000. 10. 1881.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH, off Pa. ave.
3016 "O'' st.-Det. Ice. brk. ram
bier. VII rms, 2 baths, lge. fam.
lily rm., paneled rec. rmy den ane
bath, garage, priced right with
substan. cash
NEAR CORAL HILLS, 1918 44th pl
-Semidet. brk.: 5 lge. rms. day
light bsmt. w/rec. rm., gas INV
Anyone with $3.50 On. and SIS
mo. with good credit.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr.. South
ern ave.-Semidet. brk., Ike new
8 rms, 2 baths, arranged for
or 2 families: paneled rec. rm.i
level lot. Anyone with $500 On.
with good credit.
OTHER GOOD LISTTNGS
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO. REALTORS
2412 Minnesota Ave. Sc. ct Pa
LU. 4-7717 LII. 2-597t
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CHEVY CHASE
7306 MAPLE AVENTTE

PRESTIGE LOCATION QUALITY CONSTRUCTION, privacy
space and comfort all combined
hall white brick imsculate show place Of the
most attractive the
full baths half baths frplace gear SSrase patio ua
Geek porch paneed library,
rec rm maids rm steam heat slate cedsr-ned ciostS
windows
now at $4,000. TRADES INVITED. OIL. 6-eI7O ~
DIRECTIONS: East-West hwy, right to PEcF,a
OPEN SIGN OR out Wisconsin. right Leland right on Maple
to PECRS OPEN SIGN. ~ - '~
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BEST BUY TO-DAY
OPEN SUNDAY. . tn 8

0SS4 IL = &SNG8 -
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TIL
1918 Huntwood dr., close-in Burnt
Mills area Of Silver Spring: must
be sold to settle estate; no reason
able offer refused: asking S31 $50.
1-year-old center-hall rambler, on
large corner lot with carpoTt. Main
floor: Living I'm. with firepl., din
ing rm., GE kitchen with break
fast nook, 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
Daylight bSmt. with huge rec. rm.,
ideal for entertaining, "a bath. 4th
bedrm. or paneled den. ground
level entr. Directions from I Cor
ners: Out Colesville I'd. 1.3 miles
Huntwood, or call Mr.. Ryan, VIII.
2-S942.
N. PAUL HANNAH AID. 2-41oo
BETHESDA AREA, Just 10 minutes
to Naval Hospital and NIH-NeW
contemporary brick and frame
rambler: unusually spacious rooms
throughout; beautiful level site
with hughe sahde trees; 3 bedrmS. :,
3 full baths, completely equipped
kitchen. full basement S24,950.
KORzENDORFER, REALToR. OIL.
4-S111 TIL 8.
BETHESDA,dreenWic Forest area
Imposing brick English Colo
NAL nestled on q beautifully land
Scaped lot with trees.
ULTRA ELEGANT"
3 twin-sized bedrooms, IL baths,
fireplace in living room, jalousied
and paneled porch. wall-to-Wall
carpeting. hot-water heat. Priced
at only S21.750.
W. J. NICHOLAS 10. $4,000
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE, i Blk.
inside Md.-Ideal for young chill
dren; beautiful 5-bedrm. house
on private driveway away from all
traffic; living area opens on pri-
Yate level rear yard; house has
2-level liv. rm. with cathedral
ceiling and o separate children's
floor with play room; another
room avail. for 9th bedrm.; this
unique house is occupied BY
custom house builder; S37,5 500,
OIL. 4-66O4.
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2617 GARFIELD ST.

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5
st. Thomas Parish and a few steps
S 81 COM ro6 ave. ais near S,,S SherS ae3
ern kit. Priced for quick sale.
See this today. and let's talk #
over. For appointment during the
week call JU. 5-0762.
HOME SALES MANAGEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-29
TAKOMA PARK

TAOS MAPLE AVENUE
INCOME PROPERTY Attractive iv
separate din bedrms, baths incosed porch and
plus separate renting for $50
INGTON SANTTARIUM 4-170O
DIRECTIONS: Hampshire to East-west hwy.
left Ethan Allen Maple left PEcKS
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HOUSES FOR SALE Sc,
icoNTlNuEp)
CAPITOL, HILL,

Tourist home; ID rms, furn. above
average: excel inc: parking lot.
Owner III. Shown By appt.
OWENS. NE. S-4621, NE. S-04S6
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LANGLEY AREA

1912 GLENSIDE DRIVE
BRICK RAMBLER with bedrms, ~ baths separate rm
S23950 HE. 4-1700.
DIRECTIONS: East Univ blvd Carroll ave. right n
Glensde, right to PECKS OPEN SIGN.
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CHEVY CHASE
4405 RIDGE STREET

reo nsSn Colonial east Of Wisconsin for S22500p Ths
Go9d,siIs bedrms separate din doors
hno many putting Unique opportunity
VIM kseTe III Hgh and BEG school district o. e0i70
lief, On W. SS out TSscGaR 5ghs Bradley