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Evening star., 1961-06-29

Admiral Giambattista, UsN
(retireO and Mrs. Clam
battista also Of Falls Church.
The wedding took place June
9 in the Falls Church United
Presbyterian Church. The
couple will live in California.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
BostiIIe Day
Fete Set

In celebration Of BaStille
Day, the French Ambassador
and Mrs. Alphand will receive
the members of the French
Colony from 1880 am. until
100 pm. on July IA at the
French Embassy.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Iunnuzzi-Corpenter

Col. James Slaughter Car
penter, USA, and Mrs. Car
penter announce the mar :
riage of their daugher Nancy
Bye to Mr.. Vincent James
Iannuzzi, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank IannuzZi of ParamuS,
N. j. The wedding took place
June II at the Fort Myer
Chapel. The couple will live
in Arlington.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Ventrescu-Inmon

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude g.
Inman Of Chevy Chase, Md.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Mary Ann to
Mr.. John J. VentreSca. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gino C. Ven
tresca Of Silver Spring. The
wedding took place June II
at the Blessed Sacrament
Church.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
[

Mr.. and Mrs. David p.
Kuntz Of Kensington, Md,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Margaret
Adele to Mr.. Lawrence Au-
gustus LeSSing, III, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. LesSing, jr., Of Is
lip, Long Island, N. Y. The
wedding took place June II
at st. Matthews Cathedral.
The couple will live in Brook
lyn, N. Y,
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Gubor-BQiley

Mrs. Henry Stanley Bailey
announces the marriage of
her daughter Judith Anne to
Mr.. Andrew John Gabor, son
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Pierson-Lonqsford

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lee Langs-
ford of Arlington announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Susan Lee to Mr.. Lacey
Raymond Pierson, II, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson Of Pitts
burg, Pa. The wedding took
place June II at the Trinity
Presbyterian Church. The
couple will live in Reading,
Pa.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Giunbuttistu-
Newton

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Earl
Newton of Falls Church an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Gail Christine to
Ensign Frank Daniel Clam
battista, jr., USN, son Of
Evening star., 1961-06-29

mont. The couple will live at
Offutt Air Force Base,
Omaha, Nebr.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

To put special corn oil nutrition in yo~r family
meals, get new Mazola Margarine It's the only
margarine made with pure liquid Mazola Corn Oil
rich in poly -unsaturates. That's why it's pre-
ferred over all leading spreads!
= Preferredto ordinary corn oil iImargarines which
are hydrogenated, because the corn oil in these
margarines is hardened with hydrogen which
robs them of most of the liquid corn oil nutrition
Evening star., 1961-04-09

EST to Replace Spreads High in Saturated Fat

Preferred to the high priced spread" which
contains far more saturated fat.
they contain no liquid corn oil.
Preferred for it's rare combination of light, delicate
flavor and unique food value - Mazola Margarine
is best of all leading brands to replace spreads high
in saturated fat. Get delicious new MAZOLA MAR
GARINE. made with pure liquid Mazola Corn OIL
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10
Why Don't You Grow Fruit Trees?

of heat from the building will help to raise the daytime and night time temperatures and thus en- nance the growth of the trees.
 The soil which in the trees are planted should be well drained. It is far better that the soil be a little too dry than little too wet. The bulletin suggests digging a hole a little larger than necessary and putting in a 12-inch or 16-inch layer of gravel. It would seem this precaution is necessity in Kodiak. Top soil of course should be placed in the hole before planting the tree.
 The bulletin lists the two big causes of tree death and injury as being mice and moose. We don't, of course, have any trouble with moose, since there are none, but the mice could be a problem.
 It would seem to this writer, who has had very little experience grow ing fruit trees, but likes the end result, and comes from section of the country where they did grow some excellent apples, namely Spo- kane, that the big requisite is dry soil, and a long enough grow ing season. That is probably why there are few if any, fruit trees on the island.
 This could be a challenge to someone who likes to do or attempt the impossible.
 Just think-here is an area of the country where the small boy grows up without once tasting the forbidden fruits of farmers orch ard, gained sometimes at the ex- pense of shotgun pellets in the seat of his pants. Nor. can children here woo the favors of the teacher with one of those red, delicious ap- ples, as we did in former days.
 Maybe the children can do bet ter these days with a banana pur-, chased locally at 50 or 50 cents a pound!
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10

Is there a fruit tree on Kodiak Island?
 Such question may startle the reader. Fruit is such an important item in our diet, eaten as it is, fresh from the tree, or from the can. Thawed from its frozen state, it is still delicious.
 The question asked above should probably be qualified. Is there fruit trees that bear fruit on the Island?
 This train of thought was started by letter from the University Ex- tension Service in which they give some pointers in planting fruit trees. Here are some of them.
 First, pick a variety which is recommended by the Extension Service as having the best oppor- tunity of surviving and bearing fruit.
 Second, order from a reliable nursery and have it come Air Par eel Post the third or fourth week in May or the first week in June. If the nursery is experienced in ship ping nursery stock to Alaska, it will hold the tree dormant until that time. It may be wise to cor respond with the nursery now.
 Alaska Extension Circular No. APO entitled Recommended Fruits For Alaska" gives you the varieties of tree fruits and small fruits which have the best opportunity for success. It can be obtained from the Extension Office and some Post Offices.
 The site where the fruit trees are to be planted is important. It is wise to plant them where they are protected from winds both winter and summer and where there is a good exposure to sum- mer sun. The south side of house or other building can often times furnish the necessary protection from the wind. Also, the radiation
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10

INQUIRE BEFORE YOU RE- TIRE. This is sound advice to the individual planning to file for old age and survivors insurance pay ments. Knowing what papers are needed in advance will speed up your claim, according to Evereu C. Cummins, District Manager of the Juneau District Office of the Social Security Administration.
 The papers you are likely to need are your social security card, proof of age; evidence of earnings or self-employment income for 1860, he added.
 A birth certificate is the best proof of age.
 If you work for wages, your WIZ, withholding tax statement, for 1860 will be acceptable as evi- dence of earnings If you are in business for yourself, an extra copy of your 1040, income tax return, and schedule 104OC, profit and loss statement from your business, are needed along with your cancelled check showing payment of the tax.
 These items are necessary in most cases. Needed papers vary with the individual.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10
BILL MAKES GOVERNOR RECIPIENT OF FED. MONEY

JUNEAU H-A bill granting the governor permission to accept fed eral monies for teacher salaries, school construction, other educa- tional purposes if such new funds become available while the legisla- ture is not in session passed the House 23-10.
 The bill is designed to permit State participation in Federal aid education bill now pending before Congress.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10

asked, To gain admission here? I've been an editor. sir, he said, For many and many year. "The pearly gates swung open
 wide, St. Peter touched the bell, Come in, he said, and choose your
 harp, You've had your share of he'll"
 
 Tn some cases, when a woman makes a fool of a man, it's an i'm provement. Franklin P. Jones.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10
King Crab Festival Tickets Now On Sale

Tickets are now on sale in the King Crab Festival Queen contest, Ray Martin, Festival chairman an- nounced today. and may be pur- chased from your favorit candi- date.
 The candidate who sells the most tickets will be crowned queen of this years annual Crab festival, and will preside over the festivi- ties of May 5, 6 and '. She will win $500 cash prize, and each Of the other contestants will be awarded s1O0.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10

pursued by Russian gunboats with in the three-mile limit.
 The sailors went whaling from Kodiak as nonchalantly as English sportsmen go hunting foxes. But there is an excitement and thrill about the whole thing - played against the great vista of icy noun tains and over lanes of frozen sea that makes Captain Erskine's book real novelty.
 The hIle drawings are his own, and he Claims that, if nothing else. he can now draw palm trees and sandy beaches where once he de picted whales and polar bears.
 Did You Know. That in 1860 there were more than fl 900 cases of hepatitis, a stubborn virus in- lection of the liver, and this was an increase of 77 per cent over the number of cases in 1859.
 That in the first six weeks of 1861 there were 9,576 cases of hep atitis, an increase of 123 percent over the 4,3O0 cases reported in the same period in 1860.
 That the incidence of hepatitis is up this year in 43 states-that in this years first six weeks, three states averaged more than 100 hep atitis cases a week-California, Ohio, and Tennessee.
 Editors have their moments, otherwise we would not be in the business. Evidently the job gets little overwhelming for some mem bers of the fourth estate, as evi- denced by the following poem: An editor knocked at the Pearly
 Gates, His face was scared and cold; He stood before the man of fate
 For admission to the fold. What have you done, St. Peter
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10
Mirrored Reflections
By Sig Digree

The following is in the nature of a book review, but book review of a special nature, or should we say a book of a special nature, and of particular interest to us in Kodiak because it deals with one phase of it's illustrious past.
 The name Erskine is unescap- able in relation to Kodiak's past, for it is linked with the transition of this great territory of Alaska from a Russian colony to one be longing to the United States. Will liam Fiske Erskine, of a later gen. eration of Erskines, had his mo ments here as a boy and during his youth He has written book about it which we haven't read but will in due time Gas soon as we can acquire copy.) We thought readers of the Mirror might like to read a book review taken from The Miami Herald, about the auth or who first went to sea. aboard whaler, at the age of II.
 WHITE WATER, An Alaskan Ad-
 venture by Wilson Fiske Frs
 kline. (Abelard Schuman, (S4.95)
 It seems unusual that the author of this book, a fourth-generation Alaskan, has left those ice-studded waters for the soft, warm ones of Biscayne Bay.
 But it is a fact that he now lives in Miami, and that his book is one to stir the blood of all rugged ad- venturers.
 This Naval reserve captain, mas ter mariner, was born in a three storied log house laced with red wood. It was built in the days when his great great grandfather com manded sailing ships for the Rus sian-American Go. out of San Fran cisco.
 When the territory changed own- ership the old captain won a race to the Pribolov Islands and the ex- elusive rights to its priceless seals.
 The author, who spent one year at Stanford University before the call of the tall icebergs got too strong for him, first went to sea at the age of II on the Carolyn Fran cis, named for his baby sister and christened by his mother.
 There wasn't much room on the great whalers for boys, but he pitched fish out of the hold and swabbed the deck.
 His mother insisted on taking the children outside" to California for winter school sessions, but here was one small boy who could hardly wait to get back north Frs kline worked in warehouses and on docks in Kodiak.
 In 1883, he helped organize the MGM party which shot the great Arctic moving picture. Eskimo.
 They shipped north on 450-foot steamer for Nome and the book tells of his adventures with whales, icebergS, glaciers. and unfriendly Russians.
 Once he stuck a harp00n straight into a whales blow hole. and the great monster nearly upset the boat. Another time the party was
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10

The prize this year for the lucky ticket holder is de luxe 1861 Cor vair Monza coupe, in red with white upholstery, purch as e d through Donnelley & Acheson, local Chevrolet dealer. It is now on display at the Donnelley & Acheson building, by the post office.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10

They are still at it at Alaska Packers. The Belina is in and they should be good for a couple more days of running this week. The Belina is skippered by Bud Cool idge.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10

Every business concern needs some promising young men = in order to attract good secretaries" Marjorie Johnson.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10
Waterfront

(Continued from Page D in the week. The crew had a Sun day off, the first for some time.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-10

AL King Crab, Inc, they are still up to their necks in work, with crab and shrimp still going strong. They, too, had a welcome Sunday off. Tenders are arriving regularly with loads.
 The Copper Prince is in for re- pair as is the Commander. The for mer is skippered by Jan Fuckers and the latter by Leonard Lange.
 t
 According to figures released by Jack Metzgar, the biggest shipment of seafoods ever to go out by ship was put aboard the Tatalina last week.-about $50 tons.
 There was approximately 585 tons inbound freight, which was about usual.
 A breakdown of the seafood ship ment shows that 1883 cases of canned crab went out. 9,647 cases of canned shrimp went aboard; and there was 12 vans of frozen crab also.
 t
 The Mercator, floating cannery of Pan American was in port this week. The ship went to Ouzinkie. and from there will head back to Seattle.
Evening star., 1961-11-22

CHEVY CHASE-First offering. All
brk. cor. custom rambler, . baths,
den, rec. rm., maids rm.. 2-car
garage, cen. air eond., 2 firepls.,
extras galore. S4s,5O0. WE TAKE
theSda, OF. 6-Q170.
Evening star., 1961-11-22

TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER. REALTORS. JU. S-370(
BRIARCLIFF SPRING VALLEY
AREA! Lovely. white brick Co.
lonial. in perfect condition. CEN.
TRIAL AIR CONDITIONING! Der
baths on 2nd floor: finished 3rc
floor; recreation room with bal
and fireplace. big screened porch
attached garage: extraordinary
value in Low 40s. FRANK s
PHILLIPS. NC, DI. 7-1411; eve
Evening star., 1961-11-22
SILVER sPRING.oUAINT ACRES
SILVER SPRING = A,

SILVER SPRING-FRENCH PRO
) n Sedrms.' % 81 IA BATHS BATES plus 5Hn'uii Istz
fir. powder rm., rec. rm. and
garage. Overlooking Sligo Park and
near schools and buses. HUGH T.
PECK INC, REALTOR. HE. A.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
LEWISDALE

Have several 3-bedrm. ramblers ai
$l35 per month for imSned. and
tached and in perfect cond. Make
reservations now. Close to schools,
churches. and & minis. from Lang
ley Park Shop. Center. Contact
GEORGE SULLIVAN, 2106 Ford
ham st. in Lewisdale. Phone HA.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
REALTOR

BARCROFT LAKE AREA $50;
immac. 3-bedrm. rambler, on quiet
St.; fenced I'd. Avail. immed. s. s.
MONROE, Agt., IA. 5-3335; ewes,
rR Qp6GE
Evening star., 1961-11-22
RETHESDA

Near Kenwood C. C.. center hall
Colonial 4 bedrms., 2k baths, gar.
h.-w. heat, S2iO mo-: split.
levels, S1s5 to 5000 mo-; avail
now, 3-bedrm. bath Colonial neal
NH and schools. vac, Sl6i
mo. 8. Z. BooLEY, INC, OIL
Evening star., 1961-11-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

c HEVY CHASE SOMERSET =
Brand-new gracious eenter-hall
Colonial home in delightful pres
tige area: large 26-ft. living room.
large dining room, paneled Ii
brary and powder rm., de luxe
kitchen and porch. all on first
floor; 4 bedrms.. baths up; pan
eled rec. rm, powder room. etc. [:
FALLOUT BOMB SHELTER in
basement. A really beautifully
built home for S47. 500. Call WO.
$4,000 It'll 8. EDW. H. JONES q
CO.. INC, Realtor, $500 Conn.
ave. NV.
CHEVY CHAsE-First Offering. All
brk. cor. custom rambler, . baths,
den, rec. rm., maids rm.. 2-car
garage, cen. air cond., 2 nrepls.,
extras galore. S4s,500. WE TAKE
thesda. OIL. 6-917O.
CHEVY CHASE = Better-than-new,
4-bedrm., 3-bath bi-level rambler:
completely modern kit. daylight
paneled rec. I'm. with outside en-
trance; lovely rock garden. in
isiSea dEo. " EtAI RosERrsoN' ala SSS sTs R..Itor
OIL. 2-2123 Ewes, FE. 1882
CLosE-N SILVER SPRING in
Woodside FOREST Beautiful ia
bath side hall Colonial; large
bedrooms, screened porch: garage;
beautiful corner lot with trees;
owner wants quick sale: S24,5OO.
GRAY-KESSINGER & CO., INC.
JU. 5-6100.
CL0SE-IN, BRAND-NEW, ramblers,
split-leVels : 4 bedrms. on iSt
floor, Waik-in closets, 2is baths,
sep. din. rm.. large modern kit.
with table space; rec. rm., or fam
Iy nm, twin-size bedrms.. bay
window In liv. rm., sub-bSmt. in
split-level. S24,50O to S96,50O
Close to District line and schools,
bus stop on corner. 10. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
COLESVILLE-lh acres Of sweet
country air surrounds this immac-
ulate 3-bedrm. rambler with day.
light bSmt., earport, S20,250. MAJ
buy adjoining acreage also. 10
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
COLUMBIA CLUB, In the distin-
guished Hamlet-Handsome, white
brick Colonial, centrally air con-
ditioned. 5 bedrooms, den. 4 baths
gorseous lot 90x135. towerins
trees. LOW 50sl FRANK s
PHILLIPS, INC, DL 7-1411; eve
nings, WO. 6-43S5.
CONN. AVE.-Neat 3-bedrm. homt
with living rm., large bedrms.
sep. din. rn.. and breakfast I'm.
fenced yard. conv. to schools anc
shopping center; Sl2.7OO. 10
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES = S4OO
MOVE IN, FILA. approx. $S9-pel
mo. pays everything or assuml
present financing. A real opportu
nifty on this "Ciean as q pin" ..
bedrm. brick with basement. Plas'
ter walls. sep. din. rr1., fenceC
rear yard and the best buy on oul
books. Only SI2,950. Call 10
5-OS44 It'll 9 pm.
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
CRYSTAL ESTATES, KensinEton-
New rambler or split with 3 bed
rms. Q baths, finished rec. rm.
modern kit; walk to school anC
bus; immed. poss.; FHA or VA H.
naneing, low, low 20s.
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Real Estate Corp. Realtors
OIL. 4-8333 OPEN TIL 9
Evening star., 1961-11-22

UPPER 18th ST. NV. prestige loc.
- bedrms., encl. porches, lge. LIST
II. with powd. rm. and very Ice
mod. kit. $3.50 mo. TO inspect,
call AD. 2-4100. NJ. PAUL HAN
NAN, 1878 18th ST. NV.
WHEATON-Spotless 3-b.r. brick
rambler. fenced lot. new stove,
refgr;. Immed. poss- M. schools
Evening star., 1961-11-22

BRlGHTW0OD. 60S Madison st
n.W.-Mod.. S-rm. row brick. Wall
to-wan carpets. plate glass mir.
rors, full bsmt.: facing park. mr.
Paul Jr. High. DAWN REALTY
TIL o-Q13b
Evening star., 1961-11-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

I646 L ST., N.E.-S295 dn. AND
move in 2-bedrm. brk. home
OWNER, DI. 7-4445: ewes, MA,
2-1154.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.
SHANNON & LUCHS

tcoNTINUED)

CHEVY CHASE-Mid-30 Vacant
and cleaning. Center-hall brick
Colonial. Large den with powder
kit; 3 large bedrms., dressing
room, 2 baths up. Ground-level
daylight rec. rm. Buy today. Move
Evening star., 1961-11-22

SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
COLUMBIA CLUB. In the distin-
guished Hsnlet-Handsome, white
brick Colonial, centrally air con-
ditioned. 5 bedrooms, den. 4 baths
gorseous lot s0x135; toEerins
PHsfLLrps.o sffi NC oGS 81. 7l1zffi 7sifk eve. 3
ninas WO R-A22h
Evening star., 1961-11-22
Ken pruskin Co. Lo. 6-20o5 I'll 10
Mass. Ave. Area

FT. SUMNER HILLS-Several new
homes lust listed in this prestige
community. Three, four and five
bedrms. Immediate occupancy.
Ewes, Mrs. Snyder, OIL. 4-36Sl.
GLEN MAR PARK - Attractive
Colonial: 8 bedrms., 2 baths, fire.
place; slate roof. Assume large
loan Of $4,000; low cash down,
Vacant. Ewes, OIL. 6-5455.
WOOD ACRES-MoSt charming p
room Colonial in the heart OF this
young family area; includes PAN
eled den on 1St floor; 3 hedrns
2 baths; upper 20s; quick posses
Ewes, Mrs. Lancy. OIL. 2-7624,
Evening star., 1961-11-22

BEAUT. COTTAGE on nearby Nd.
farm. Large liv. rm. w/firepl., .
bedrms., elec. kit, hardwood frs,
Dashboard h.-w.h., patio, fenced
Evening star., 1961-11-22

COLESVILLE-1h acres Of sweet
country air surrounds this immac-
ulate 3-bedrm. rambler with day-
light bsmt., earport, S20,250. May
buy adjoining acreage also. 10.
5-36S7.
Evening star., 1961-11-22

BETHESDA-Beautiful white brick
3-bedrm. home on lot and q half !:
powder rm.. recreation rm. with n
bath, scr. porch. mod. table-space
kitchen, attached garage; S24.750.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 TIL 8
BETHESDA-A homelike, 3-bedrm.
rambler, on beautiful lot, only
500 dn. and SIPS mo. FLA pays
everything; sep. din. rm., modern
kit: garage: only S17,950. SAM
UE E. BoGLEY OF MD, INC.
Evening star., 1961-11-22

HILLANDALE AREA, and extras
gslors This s-5sdrm; SS .In,sd 65s rambler 9nLlsT
rm. with bar. new wall-to-wall
carpeting and drapes; washer and
dryer, air cond.: screened porch; !;
firepl. in and out, fenced yd.
w/tool shed. storm windows and
doors; oversize driveway, and
FREE swimming pool membership,
q fabulous buy at S23,500. Call
OWNER at HE. 4-401S now.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
HOUSES FoR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY enuNIY

ABSOLUTELY ToDAY's BEsT BUY
Owner transf.; lovely brk. split.
4 bedrms., 2 baths. den. din. rn..
many. extras: large 4hss loan.
flexible financing. vacant.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE, 10. b-Ie5O
ABOVE The RIvER-charming. g.
bedroom 3-bath rambler. with q
view Of the river. Beautiful out-of-
ground recreation room in full
basement; splendid quality; built
in 1860. Better than newl Won
derful close-in convenience in the
Sumner-Springfield area. MID-3Os!
Mr.. Pardoe, Wo. 6-43S5. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7-l411.
New England brick Cape
Cod, in Mass. ave. area. Cheerful
liv. I'm. v1ge. picture window.
sep. din. rm.. mod. kit. wItsble
SPACE: Lear Earage w/door lead
ing. to kit, study or bedrm. WIfull
bath; 2nd fir. has master bedrm
2Ox12 and other generous sized
bedrms. w/bath. For the young
and gay a pleasant rec. I'm.
wIfirepl., lge. scr. porch over
your summer comfort central air
bolt, 942-l6S7 or KORZENDOR-
FER. REALTOR, Oh. 4-S111 It'll Q.
ALTA vIsTA-First presentation.
Elegant brick split-level; spacious
center foyer to 24-ft. gracious
living room with firepl, formal
dining room, affording sliding
glass doors: scr. patio. kit. is a
housewives dream; 4 tWin-sized
bedrms., 3 baths, rec. rm., q
car Earage: designed for family
living. In the 30s, o. ?. SMITH
& BROS. Co. INC. OIL. 2-647S.
AMAZING SUMNER VALUE, Hand
some residence. on q quiet circle.
in the choice section. 4 tWin-sized
bedrooms. . baths on 2nd floor
huge bedroom or family room and
fun bath on lst floor; gear built
DTT1ON1NGl Sensational value in
UPPER 30sl FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
INC, DI 7-14l1: eve ,JE 4-3Qlb
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HOUSES UNFURE. TO REM
RENT AND BUY

4th AND v SITS. NE.
3 large bedrms., living rm., din.
rm., kit, full bsmt.
PUT YOUR RENT IS TO WORK
Evening star., 1961-11-22

10th AND PIX. RID. NV, 1925
i9th-This 24-ft. colonial brick
home features 4 really ige. bed
rms, hall entr., huge liv. and din
rms, nice kit, gar, gas h.-w.h.
vac. and in perfect cond. $16,950.
STONE & MARCELLINO, TU. 2
2l0l or VIII, 2-929l,
Evening star., 1961-11-22

CHEVY CHASE - Better-than-nev,
4-bedrm., 3-bath bi-leyel rambler;
nonsis5 noriis ~. m11en m I,tk t,; ,ss osssnsn' g
trance; lovely rock garden, In
fenced rear yard; mid 30s.
GEO, "; ROBERTSON. Realtor
Evening star., 1961-11-22
ASDen Hill. Rockville
4 BEDROOMS
TED LINGO. INC.

Large family rm. with full-siZe din.
rm., large kitchen, rec. rm.. 2 full
baths; handicapped lot. A real buy
at S12QoO.