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Navajo times., 1961-01-01
NavajoFo
Products

Through the cooperation of the
Navajo Forest Products Industries,
and the Western Pine Assn, the
NAVAJO TIMES starts new SER
les of pictorial stories about the
trees of our area, and neighbor-
ing areas.
We shall also endeavOr to tell
you about the $4,000, ,OOO.OO yearly
worth of the Navajo Forest Pro
ducts Industries.
With the aid of Mr.. Leigh p.
Hubbard of the Navajo Tribe the
NAVAJO TIMES will tell the story
of the work and the people of the
Navajo Forest Products Industry.
Navajo times., 1961-01-01

EmmOns said that is 1858, there
were $4,000 Navajo children in
school, and that in two years time
the figure had been increased by
$4,000. Today the total is $4,000.
EmmOns said he also was pleas
ed that the elected chairman of
the Florida Seminole tribe, recent
ly father, had named his new
son, Glenn Emmons Osceola, after
the Indian Commissioner.
Emmons said the Russians had
used the SeminOles as a propa-
ganda weapon against the United
States, based on the old story that
the Seminole tribe was still at
war with this country.
The naming of the child for
Emmons by the Seminole chief
put the lie to that propaganda,
Emm0ns said.
He credited Mrs. Emmons for
a terrific job in Washington,
calling attention to several worth
while organizations of which she
was a member, that had done
much to foster better relations
Navajo times., 1961-01-01
Basketball

Sports news on the Navajo Res
ervatiOn took an upward swing
with the announcement of the Ma
vajo Invitati0nal Basketball Tour
nament. This Tournament will be
held at Window Rock Civic Center
February 8-9-11-15-17 and is. Six
teen teams will play in the Tour
nament. Towns and cities to be
Navajo times., 1961-01-01

with other nations, especially Lat
in American countries.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

ed two of three state awards
in the Big-8 dramatic finals
held at jim Hill High School
in Jackson, Mississippi on
Thursday evening, April 20,
at 8 pm. Other schools COM
peting as finalists for state
honors we're Lanier High of
Jackson, Jim Hill High of
Jackson, and Rowan High OF
Hattiesburg. Each of these
schools had won previously III
their zone.
Paced by Fred Spruill, who
was named best actor for his
portrayal of a doddering, sup
erstitious old man, the BSHS
players gripped the audience
in dramatic suspense as they
unfolded a tale of unreasorl-
ing fear and eerie mystery
in rural Massachusetts. For
thirty action-packed minutes,
the drama, (Which Is the
Way to Boston,, moved from
playful innuendo to the tragic
reality of a fear that kills.
Alice Leonard, Bobi Lyons,
and Willie Buckner completed
the cast which brought to
Broad Street High the states
most coveted dramatic tro-
ply.
Coached by Leola G. Will
Jams, the BSHA players have
won five state awards in sew
en- years. In this time the
players have been cited three
times for best actor and twice
for best actress.
A presentation of this win
ming drama will be given in
the. Broad Street auditorium
on Thursday evening, April
q at 7:30 pm. The public is
invited.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

defend his way before God, to
a prayer of intercession for
the forgiveness of others even
while his own condition had
not changed. This experience
had even purged Job of his
bitterness against his friends.
JOBS RESTORATION:
Prayer not only changes
things, it also changes people.
When Job prayed for h i S
friends, he himself was freed.
Job was freed of erroneous
ideas about his own righteous
ness and Gods justice. Jobs
eyes were opened to the ex-
tent of finding out that before
his misfortune although his
blessings were great, he had
only half as much as God
was ready to give to him. Or
we might say that Jobs spir-
itual growth during his period
of suffering doubled his ca
pacity to receive Gods bless
ings. But he was not the only
one who was changed. All
the folk, whom Job said de-
serted him in trouble, came
back and contributed to his
recovery God had truly
made way out of no way"
Only Gods wisdom could
have accomplished this. Jobs
soul was enriched. Jobs NOR
al fibre was strengthened. The
inner man needs exercise just
the same as does the bones
and muscles. Exercise for the
inner man comes only when
we face the viciSsitudes of
life. Job lived 40 years after
this ordeal. You can be sure
that all of his trouble was not
behind him. But the strength
which he gained during the
time of our story made him
able to face those 140 years
with a richer, more mature
outlook upon life.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
When Gods wisdom pre-
walls. Gods wisdom is inf
nitely greater than mans
wisdom, even as heaven is
higher than earth. Man is
nearsighted and cannot see
far ahead, but God knows the
end from the beginning, there
fore, He knows what is best.
God can order mans steps
and plan his life infinitely bet
ter than man can plan his
own life. God deals with man
in the light of eternity and for
mans eternal good. God call
ed on Job, who still was full
of boils to slip off from the
ash pile to come and pray
for his friends for their for
giveness. Forgetful of his own
boils, Job prayed earnestly
for his three friends who we're
seeking God.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

MRS. MARY MILLER. of
Sol Walthall Street, are visit
ing her sister Mrs. Pearl
Caldwell, of Pittsburg, Penn.
and she will also visit rela-
tives in Toledo, Ohio Mrs.
Edna Black, Mrs. Martha
Holt, and plan to visit friends
in Gary, Ind. and Chica, Ill.
Her husband Mr.. c. A. Miller,
and her daughter Mrs. Reset
Ia M. Douglass, and their
many friends wishes for Mrs.
Miller, a very pleasant vaca-
ton.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
BY Rev. George A. Harper,
Sill Avenue G.,
Greenwood, Miss.
WHEN &C DIS WISDOM
PREVAILS
Job AZ Print - Job 42:1-12a

FhE A1LS
Job AZ Print $3.50 Job AZ: LIZA
MEMORY SELECTION -
Let not the wise man glory
in his wisdom, neither let his
riches: but let him that glori-
eth glory in this, that he I'M
derstandeth and knoweth me,
that am the Lord. - (Jere-
miah 9:23 24). Natural wis
dom and natural or physical
power do not save the soul.
Without salvation, knowledge
and power are dangerous
These have led to the destruc-
ton of man. The three ele-
ments of knowledge, power
and riches are what the nat
ural man seeks more than
other matters. Without God
they are but vanity. These
three much-sought-for ele-
ments without Christ are vain
and nothing to glory over,
because they are brief, will
pass away, cannot save or
satisfy the soul. The best
knowledge is to know Christ
as our Saviour, the forgive
ness of sins and an assurance
of heaven. The best riches
are thr riches of Gods grace
and holiness. These are pure,
holy, eternal and abiding.
JOBS REPENTANCE:
Jobs great character was
revealed in the answer which
he gave to God. He confessed,
t'Lo / am vile. What shall /
answer Thee? Rather l would
lay my hands upon my mouth.
Already have l spoke too
much. | cannot answer: /
will add nothing more. l am
not able to answer Thee and
less than that, | am not fit
to answer Thee Job greatly
humbled himself as low as it
was possible for him to go
and came to an end of him
self. He was convicted of his
ignorance and confessed his
impotence, and that no longer
would he dispute with God.
This is what the Lord had
been waiting for, and when
Job took this position before
Him, the Lord was ready to
eXalt and promote him. When
Job humbled himself before
the Lord, the Lord lifted him
up. So long as people can con-
tend with God, argue, or
question Him and fail to SUBJ
NIT, and attempt to run Gods
business and those who are
over them, so long they are
defeated and Satan triumphs.
God demands submission to
Himself, His ordinances and
will. In the trial of Job, God
triumphed gloriously and Sat
an was defeated.
JOBS INTERCESSION:
1t does not seem to be a
mere coincidence that God di-
rected Eliphaz, BiIdad, and
Zophar to have Job pray and
make sacrifices for them. Yet
this was an unusual function
for Job. In Job lis we OBJ
serve Job offering sacrifices
for himself and his children.
This act defines the extent
of Jobs religious concern. We
should hasten to say that Job
was not stripped of his will
and power to chose. He could
have rebelled, and failed the
test. But Jobs repentance
was genuine. His gross mis-
fortunes and his meeting with
God made him see many
things. First, this circum-
stance made him realize his
imperfect knowledge of God.
Secondly, it made him see
the handicap of his self-inter-
est. Thirdly, it changed the
manner of his prayers from
desire for an opportunity to
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29
BSHS Players
Capture Dromotic
Award

Against the keenest compe-
tition offered in the state of
Mississippi, the Broad Street
High School thespians captur-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1961-04-29

MR.. JOE JACKSON, JR.,
216 Noel Street, Greenwood,
Miss. was given a surprise
birthday party by his wife on
April "a, 1861 at his home.
There was 16 present to, wit
ness the affair: They played
Bingo; the gifts was won by
Mrs. L. M. Mason, Mrs. Ma
tilda Weston, The hostess re-
ceived some lovely gifts. The
guest was served Cake and
Ice Cream, that was enjoyed
by all.
THE ST. LUKE CHURCH
OF GOD IN CHRIST, pastor
ed by Elder j. l.. Pleas, held
a very successful revival
meeting for ten days with
Bishop r. Hill, of Detroit,
Mich. several were added to
the church, and in fact the
entire membership was re-
vived. The Bishop Hill,
preached a soul stirring SER
mon each night with a full
house.
This meeting will long be
remembered by the entire
community.
REV. R. d. DRAPER, who
has been confined in the
Hospital in Vicksburg, Missy.
in back at home again and
is much improved to the de-
light of his many friends and
he wishes to thank the good
friends for get well cards and
words of comfort during hill
illness.
REV. c. M. MOORE, who
has been confined to his
house for some time is inn
proving, and he wishes to
thank the good friends for
words of comfort, and deeds,
of kindness shown him while
confined. He is doing much
better now.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
RENT. BUY. TRADE

ROCK CREEK HILLS - Custom
white brick rambler on large cor
ner lot; 3 bedrms., den. 2-car
garage, redec. Vacant. Mid 40s.
Call LAWRENCE v. LUTES co..
TT k-AOOO
Evening star., 1961-01-14
KAY BOWLING

THERsBURoN.bedroom. 2-bath
brick rambler with sep. din. rm;, +,
h.-w.h.. On a-acre lot. Close In
and only S24,250
oLNEY-LAYToNsvnLB AREA-s
acres, with attras. masonry Cape
Cod; "a baths. 3 large bedrms;.
se reg. S. r nm vss stone s,n ii4eD efiTs ias
fenced. This one needs some fin
ishing. but It is Q rare value at
S31,950, Could be subdivided into
la-acre lots.
C!ARKsBuRo AREA ~ 2-stoTy
kept home has . modern kit. with
dining area, lge. dining rm., lge.
living rm.. enclosed rear porch,
entrance hall on 1st floor. 3 bed
rms. and bath on 2nd: full bsmt.,
oil h.-w,h.: lots Of closet and stor:
age space, storm windows and
80. ttS Of higher priced homes 'l''-
DAMASCUS - 3-bedrm.. lh-bath
rambler: lge kit. stone firepl. in
living rm., attached garage or
family rm., utility rm.: overlook
ing la acres of beaut. woodland.
Priced right at Sl7.950.
GAITHERSBURG-3 bedrooms and
den in this spacious home: firepl.
In living rm., full dining rm., full
bsmt. with 5-yr.-old furnace. Lo-
Gated in excel. neighborhood on
lined side street. Only "a blk:
schools, 3 blks. to stores, other
churches. etc. Only S16,300 FHA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cape
Cod. ~, baths. full bsmt.,. gas. hot
air heat, modern kit. with birch
cabinets, utility shed; in excellent
condition. A nice lot close to high
ways and stores.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. RAM
bier: tile bath. full bsmt.:. fenced
yard with nice trees: public utilS.
This one is close to everything,
In q good residential section. for
only $15,950.
Many other excellent buys in the
Upper County area.
KAY BOWLING, REALTOR
2o7 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg
WI S-q25O or 3Ol-WA, 6-o5OO
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HOUSES FURK. TO RENT

ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH-2-bedrm.
brick, semidet.; finished bsmt.;
fenced yard. Wo 6-S5S4.
ALEX, Mt. Vernon area. = Attr.
trt., pvt. beach, S125. SO. 5-4225.
ARL.. s.-Well-furn,, -bedrm.
home. located on lge. lot; ige:
girls or 2 couples. ia. 2-0398.
ARL.. VA. Four Mile Run dr., 5449
3 bedrms., liv.. rm., din rm.,
kit; and bath: full bsmt,, garage;
Sl25. For information call FLOYD
Z; DAVIS AGBso CO. O. 1929 JKesst K st. n.w.'
ARL., Mclean, comfortable
bedrmS.. det.. firepl.. porches, ga.
rage; conv. to bus, schools and
ARL., VA, 26O9 s. vEITcH ST
Living rm., dining rm.. kitchen, 2
bedrms. and bath; full bsmt., out
side entrance, oil heat; fenced
Sll5 per month. KE. s-7l79,
ARLINGTON-2-b -bedrm, brk.. bsmt.,
large yard: vacant. Sl25.
ANNANDALE = Spacious 3-bedrm
firepl.. sep. din. rm., bsmt., ga.
rage, wooded lot; vacant, $50
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, AGENT
JE. 3-0173 JE. 3-l2S2
BETHESDA, near District line and
transp.-3-bedrm., 1h-bath ram.
bier, 3 yrs. old. 15x21' liv. rm
2-yr lease desired: S2B5.
JoDY BAKER OIL. 2-761t
CHEVY CHAsE-Adults; 2 bedrms.
2 baths, large liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit, patio, den, garage; nr. Be.
seen by appointment. JE. 4-4193
CONN AVE. VIC.-3 bedrms., liv
\ w/firepl., air -conditioners; suit +,
men: $500. OIL. 6-S661.
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BETWEEN ROCKVILLE AND GAL
Observation-Disclosures. 2-bath
brick rambler with sep. din. rm,,
2 nrepls.. full bsmt., y tiled
h.-w.h. On h-acre lot. Close In
and only $24,25O
Evening star., 1961-01-14

SILVER SPRING-Colonial, 3-bed-
rm. brick home. pin1 rm; rec.
Atty CO.. JU. 9-2352, JU.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

KEMP MILL-Magnificent split ON
fenced lot near school,; carpets.
drapes, 2 patios, 2 fireplaces, az
den, rec. rm.: S27. .450 with huge
FHA ASSUMPTION. Open 90.
c. P. FLETCHER Lo. 5-4677
KENSINGTON-Immac. split. on
fenced, level lot; assume lge. GI
4laT loan -2h baths, rec. rm.:
e. P. FLETCHER 10. 5-4e77
MANOR CLUB-A gem for the
rustic setting: only S26.950. Cali
for an appt. to inspect this un.
usual buy. LLEWELLYN CO. JU.
S-6800. LO. 5-30S0.
MANOR COUNTRY CLUE, 44O4
Norbeck I'd bedrooms. French
Provincial, 8 years old; 2 baths,
2 powder rooms, screened porch
full basement, recreation room.
modern modern kitchen 2.car ga ssarssgs: sge:
This sale carries full membership
In club. Open Sunday / to 5.
EDWARD P. GILL, VIII. 6-9Os9.
MONTGOMERY HTLLS-Attractiv
all-brick Colonial on large wooded
lot with 8 bedrooms. separate din-
ing room, recreation room; ga
rage; S19,950. A. ]. KESSINGER
& CO.. JU. 9-4544.
NEW; CLoSE-IN SILVER SPRING
-All-brick, center -hall-entry, 4.
bedrm. home: 2h baths. full din.
rm., de luxe kit. with table area,
fin. rec. rm. with fireplace: priced
in mid-20s.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
NO STEPS! Close-in Silver Spring.
walk to everythingl st. Michaers
Parish; h.-w. heat. Q bedrms., den.
din. rm.: ali brick; S14,5O0, your
terms. Quick possession.
lH1DEBRAND CO. JU. 9-sSS0
NORTHBROOK ESTATES = Most
impressive home on block. custom
built by builder-owner. Three
bedrm. rambler. Extra-lge. rms,
finished rec. rm.. maids rm. and
full bath, attached garage, en-.
closed screened porch.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED"
Name your our terms. House va
cant. Trades up.
W. J. NICHOLAS 10. 5-0s0Q
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO Remit
cONTiNUEDl

FAIRFAX COUNTY; Chanti1y Cen
treville area: 40 Minis. over dual
highway to Pentagon and Wash
ington-Large old stone house,
completely restored, modern con-
veniences. large bedrooms, 4
baths, paneled book or recreation
room, up to-date kitchen, fireplaces
in living room and dining room:
gear detached garage. On large
country property with plenty Of
space: $3.50 month. Phone FE-
deral 3-7417.
FALLS CHURCH AREA, avail. Feb.
Charming small white rambler on
fenced la-acre; last house on Sc
cluded dead-end rd., paneled iv.
rm. and den, each w/firepl.. 2 bed
rm. or | bedrm and lge. bright
den, mod. kit. w/dishwasher. base
board heat, scr. rear. porch, gar,
all maintenance and repair re-
paid. Ideal for artist. writer, etc.
or couple; SS7 so for considerate
tenant willing to care for 2 adult
cats JE. 2-7012, Sat. or Sun.
after n m
Evening star., 1961-01-14
n8Qpen
BETHESDA
SIX BEDROOMS


Large bi-level custom built
brick rambler. ideally suited
for the executive. scientist
or lawyer who needs a pri-
yate office or laboratory at
home. Features: Large liv-
ing rm. with fireplace; for
NAL dining rm.: large family
breakfast room adjoining
modern kitchen: paneled IL
brary with bookcase wall: 8
bedrooms, 3 full baths,
spacious Pennsylvania stone
foyer, 34-ft. daylight recre-
alton room: intercom sys-
tenn. 2-car attached garage.
Many other extras. This p
year-old home is surrounded
by homes of comparable
value in an established COM
munity of small estates,
strategically located in new
suburban road net, conven- :
lent to planned circumferen-
tial highways and parkways.
and easily accessible shop
ping centerS and excellent
schools. lie. Walter Johnson.
N. Bethesda. st James. new
Ursuline Academy. DIR: Out
Connecticut ave. or Wiscon-
sin ave. to new parkway to-
Frederick 70-S, or new Rte.
240. left to Old George
town I'd. interchange. right
(north) to Poindexter ST.,
left TO Huntover dr., follow
Berens Open Sign to Hunt
OvPr lane (63O6).
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ARL., N.-Young man. 22 to 30.
to share furn. home with 4 college
students; conv.. to shopping, bus
5-5723 all day Sat. and Sun:
after o pm. weekdays.
ARL.. SOUTH-Young man to share
to everything. Call JA. 1880.
GEORGETOWN = Career girl to
share house with 2 others: pvt.
rm.. garden. FE. 7-4s44.
MAN, 25 to 35, to share house with
4 others: college grad. preferred.
JU. 6-1206.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
F, w. BERENS. Realtor
RARE
AS HENS TEETH

New houses within walking dis.
tanee OF Q synagoRue, 3-bedrm.,
2h:bath. all-briek spht:levsl and
Kitchens, lse. living rm. with ca
thedral ceilings, dining rm. with
sliding doors to patio. lRe. rec.
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RETHESDA-Custom- built, center
hall; lge. rms, full bsmt., 2-car
gar. See to appreciate. OIL. 4-3636.
BETHESDA-Short Of fundsp No
problem. We have 3-bedrm.,
1ha-bath that is cute as q button,
with a GI loan to assume. Brick
construction, with carport and
patio, on well shrubbed lot. Just
$17,500. Open Sunday 1-dark.
DIRECTIONS: North on Greentree
rd. or Bradley blvd. to Fernwood
rd., right to Stoncham drive, right
to Loan Oak, left to Clue drive,
MARGARET JOHNSON ASSOC.
OIL. 4G424l OIL. 6-S679
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Open Sunday, 2 Til Dark
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
ROCKVILLE PIKE HA. 7-45OC

BETHESDA KENWOOD PARK:
9,950-spacious brick rambler,
rms, 2 baths. lovely liv. rm. and
din. rm. opening to rear patio;
5th bedrm. and full bath off huge
rec. rm.: built-in garage; owner
leaving town. See 1t todavi Call
JAMES E. SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5S00:
ewes. OIL. 4-7693 or OIL. 2-l409.
PARKWOOD Excel
lent brick Colonial, conv. to NH
and Naval Hospital, featuring very
lge. paneled library and full bath
on 1st floor. bedrms. and bath
on 2nd. Rec. rn.. built-tn garage:
Priced in mid EOS. FHA OR
CONVENTIONAL FINANCING
AVAILABLE. STOEVER-HAWLEY
CO., OIL. 6-732l or OIL. 6-1679.
LOCUST HILL ES-
TATE-Unusual custom-built ram
bier, truly built for comfortable
privacy: 1t is situated on almost "
acre of beautifully landscaped
grounds on quiet cul-de-sac: 3
bedrms., 3 baths, paneled library
and large rec. rm. opening to gar
den are among the features Of
this fine residence: baseboard hot
water heat plus many refinements
make 1t impossible to reproduce
this house at the offered price.
To inspect call STOEVER-HAW-
LEY CO, REALTORS, OIL. 6-7321
Or NJ, R-1RTn
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$lO,50O

Buy and hold for commercial de-
yelopment; located off BladenS-
burg I'd, ne. 2-bedroom home
with living room, dining room
Kitchen, bath and basement. Ex-
cellent condition. Call for ap-
GRACE W. KLEIN q CO.. INC:
10. 5-2SlS RE. 7-4S54
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POTOMAC


Only once in q blue moon do you
have an opportunity TO buy an
exquisite custom built rambler in
the most exclusive section OF Po-
tomac for less than $4,000. Call
TODAY for appt. to see this dream
home: 8 bedrms., ga baths, pan:
eled rec. rm., bar, ETC.: 3 acres OF
ground with orchards Of peaches,
apples. plums, strawberries and
raspberries.
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
ROCKVILLE PIKE HA. 7-4500
PRESTIGE, SPACIOUS Cape Cod
home: excellent wooded location.
on Locust ave-: Immediately north
of NH; 4 bedrms., 3 baths, lge.
den. beautiful all-elec. kit; at
tached garage; originally $36,500.
reduced to $35,000; requires
$4,000 min. down. OIL. 2-1027.
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OPEN IL TO DARK

OPEN IL TO DARK
DIRs.: Out Piney Branch I'd. to
University blvd, left to Buek.
to Malibu, right to model home.
g GRACE scgs,g. y. KLEIN & sc Co. sISf me; Gs;s
RENT, BUY, TRADE
sPRINGBRooK MANoR-Yr old
center-hall brk. rambler featur-
ing bedrms., ga baths, sep; din;
rm., huge modern kit, walk-out
bsmt. Assume with $1,000 casn
suB1RsSS sf TsRt SStiPRio PRoPSsrTEs P1 TslfS Mor.
ROCK CREEK PALIsADEs-Assums
$4,000 VA loan; Ssl monthly:
beautituI btiTA'1 wooded lot; ideal for
young or retired couple; walk to
shop. and transp. Lo; 5-s63O.
G. A. scHLESNGER CO.
ROCK CREEK HILLS - Custom
white brick rambler on large cor
ner lot; g. bedrms.. den;, 2-car
Call LAWRENCE v. LUTES co..
JU. 5-4222.
ROCKVILLE: Q excel. homes, $14,.
500, Lynfield-3-bedrm. rambler
with partial rec. rm.; in heart OF
Rockville. Very high loan can be
assumed Early occupancy.
$20.950; Burgundy Estates-Brick
split-level; 3 bedrms.., ia baths.
full rec. rm;; largest lot in area:
s,e15i. 2 i5I '0H0' o. E. D' t'
ROCKVILLE-Imma rambler
on beautifully Handicapped lot; 20
IT. liv. rm., din. ell. table space in
kit. dishwasher and disposal. 3
bedrms.. level fenced yard. Sl4.-
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-141S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bed
firepl., porch: FLA $4,000: $3.50
soGEES! seSh. Sila iNG.: eiia; po s.sTsi. sMsSs 3.
SILVER sPRING-celonial, 3-bed-
rm. brick home. pin rni;; rec.
Atty CO.. JU. e-2352, Ju.
SILVER SPRING-Young and old
honeymooners will appreciate this
neat brick home; entrance trance foyer
bath. bsmt. with rec. rm.: conv.
to bus and schools in close-in To-
cation. Assume lge. loan, only
S16,25O. SLIGO REALTY. REAL
TORS, JU. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING BY owner: 4
bedrms., . baths, rec. rm., din.
rm. carport. Assume 1st and 2nd
trust, 5000 plus settlement will
buy. 30-day occupancy; price
S21,750. VIII. 2-6417.
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BETHESDA-Immacuate 3-bedrm.
home with full bsmt., outside
storage, nicely fenced yard with
many paintings; nr. schools and
transportation, S15,950. Shown
~ Mr, apPointmens osna ~ a.: sNssep ee sunday;
MARGARET JOHNSON ASSOC.
Oh. 4-4241 Oh. 6-S670
Evening star., 1961-01-14

DIRs.: Out Piney Branch I'd to
University blvd, left to Buck.
kanIli to Malibu. u.'; right ssHi to - model home.
m yur,
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KAY BOWLING, REALToR

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
garage: level fenced lot; $Ii0.
LOVELY JGE. -3-bedrm., 2-bath
brick rambler, lge. rec, rm. with
$175 CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL,
AGENT. JE. 3-0173, JE. 3-12S2.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

Attr. Mich. Park Home
1882 Queens Chapel terrace-Im-
maculate Groom det. Colonial:
2h baths: gas heat. Priced rea-
by amt. DE. 2-bflR.
Evening star., 1961-01-14

ALEXANDRIA, -bedrm.
brick, semidet,; finished bsmt.;
Evening star., 1961-01-14

CONN AVE. ESTS:-LoveIy 3-bed-
AIIES II NJ REATPoEs sATE S90o 90 Is Ssz s1sSS AZ
Evening star., 1961-06-10
MARYLAND

MARYLAND
Annapolis
EaSton
Cambridge
Ocean City
Bay Ridge
Epping Forest
Beverly Beach
Shadyside
Deale
North Beach
Cove Point
Fairhaven
Arundel on the Bay
Long Beach
Chesapeake Beach
Solomon'S Island
Plum Point
Lexington Park
Piney Point
Cobb Island
Drum Point
VIRGINIA
Newport News
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Colonial Beach
Hot Springs
Orkney Springs
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