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WELFARE ANSWERS
FOR THE PEOPLE
By
sERNADETrE w. HcyIE
Stote Weifofe Pu si,s
information Officer

(This is the 18th of series ex-
planning public welfare in North
Carolina)
Under law, needy persons bet
ween the ages of 18 and 65, who
are physically and mentally un-
able to work, may be eligible to
receive financial assistance under
the public welfare program of aid
to the permanently and totally dis
abled. There are other eligibility re-
quirements. The person must be
making his home in this State; he
must not be an inmate of public
institution; and he must be in need
because he does not have the es-
sential requirements of daily living
such as food, clothing, shelter, and
other necessary items.
A scant 10 years ago these people
simply did the best they could, often
on county "poor relief" and at best
it was poor and uneasy existence.
But when in 1850, North Carolina
began participation in the program
of aid to the permanently and to-
tally disabled, many such persons
became eligible for assistance pro-
vided for my Federal, State and
county funds.
A typical case history from the
files of the county departments Of
nublic welfare in North Carolina
involves aid to the permanen. lyl
and totally disabled for a 40-ysar-
old man. He had been a salesman
for many years and made an excel
lent slary. However, he had had
two severe heart attacks, and hos
pitalization, doctors bills, and med
icine had not only used up the
family savings, but the man was
also deeply in debt. How to main
tain his family and keep his SON
| in school when ne had the third
heart attack was a major problem
He was not eligible to receive
payments under Social Security for
until recently one could not make
application for disability until he
had reached his 50th birthday. Also
there is six months waiting period
before one can receive disability
insurance under Social Security.
The mans wife made application
at the county department Of public
/ xx,olfayo for aid ~ the 1Soa7,nanentlv
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

1 b
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Batemar
and children of Woodville visited
here Sunday.
Norfolk week end visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Basnight and
children, Jewel and Lambert, Adolf
plus Ambrose, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vim Ambrose and children, Junior
and Shirley, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
Smith, Willard Ambrose.
James Davis of the Merchant
Marine spent the week end here
with his uncle Jim Wilson.
Stella Bratten, Mrs. Nina Mid
gette and Wilbur ,Cahoon visited
George Twiford at the Albemarle
Hospital Monday. Other visitors in
Elizabeth City were Mrs. Polly Am
brose, her mother Blanch Copeland
and children.
Columbia shoppers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin MCGOWAN and son Au-
brey, Mrs. Minnie Spruill, Mrs.
Thelma Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ton Sarvis and children, Chuck and
Hazel, BERTHE Ambrose, Mrs. Reno
Ambrose, Sam Hassell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Ambrose and daugh-
ter, Linda, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barnett, Lonnie Ambrose and Bruce
Greet.
Irwin Ambrose of the U.S.C!G,
Norfolk, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Ambrose.
Richard Twiddy and Reverne
Sawyer, employed in Washington,
spent the week end here with their
families.
Mrs. Mary Midgette of Manns
Harbor visited Mr.. and Mrs. FL
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coRoLLA PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Briggs of Kill
Devil Hills and son T. H. Briggs,
Jr., of Boone, were at the Sir
Thomas Lodge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Usef Beasley, Jr.,
of Norfolk spent the week end
at their cottage.
Mrs. Margaret Bowden returned
home Thursday after spending a
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dodge at Princess Anne.
Mrs. Flora Caroon and son
Tommy Of Poplar Branch visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin Wednes-
day.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Austin this week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hasson Justus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Whitson and Miss Dot
Hampton all Of Churches Island.
/. j. Midget eand son, Ray are
visiting at Pleasant Ridge, Va.
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wood Ambrose. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman and
children of Raleigh visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lundy Twiford last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iris Ralph of Manns
Harbor also visited them.
Mrs. Julia Primer has returned
home after a visit in Elizabeth
City. Mrs. Petite Greet accompani-
ed her home for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. David MCGOWAN
and son of Elizabeth City visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Twiford last
week end.
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euLRocK PERSONALS

Mattamuskeet Methodist Mems
Club was served supper by the
Gulrock Bethany Church Woman's
Society of Christian Service last
Tuesday night. Fifteen members
attended.
Mrs. Marcia Singleton of viii
liamsburg, Va. visited her mother
Mrs. Mary Wallace and sister Mrs.
Minnie Mason several days last
week. Howard Wallace and Julian
Faskey of Bath visited them Sun
day.
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NORGE COMBINATION

Complete home laundry in one. space-saving
unit. Continuous. automatic operation from
load to dry with one setting.
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WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
AT ENCELHARD METHODIST

On Friday night this week the
World Day Of Prayer will be OBJ
served at the Engelhard Methodist
Church at 500 o'clock, with the
churches of the district taking part.
The public is invited to attend.
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Don't miss opportunity to install the Electric c'otnes Dys' :
If YOUR choice at SIS saving Enjoy lifetime Of
from cotesne drudgery and washday weather Worries
Keen dust SCOT BIRDS dogs or youngsters from again running
v Best Of ALL study reported BY the American Home
an manufacturers Association proves that typical families with
DRYERS bun on half as many linens and chden clothes as families
using coeses Get that big clothes budget saving tor years e
come. plus SIS installation saving now
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BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug. II CAP). National
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc,
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Bonds Manage
Narrow Gains

NEW YORK. Aug. IL (AP)-
The bond market wallowed in
the midsummer doldrums this
week. Even so, both corporate
and Treasury bonds managed to
post narrow gains. The pace of
trading was slow all week.
Railroad issues attracted the
bulk Of what interest there was.
The utility section also drew
some play. but industrials were
pretty much at a standstill
until the final session when
they edged upward a little.
On the over-the-counter
market, interest in governments
continued to run high in the
case Of two new bonds offered
as part Of a Treasury $8.8 bill
lion financing plan the week
before.
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Win bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act. or securities assumed by such com.
panies. d-ex-interest. ct-Certificafes.
Ct -Stamped. f-Dealt In fiat. x-Matured
bonds, negotiability impaired by maturity.
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COTTON

NEW. YORK. Aug. IL (AP) Cotton
futures we're mostly lower last week,
closing off As cents to up rs, on the
New York Cotton Exchange.
A moderate easing Of values was
the fact the official forecast for the
1862 crop was larger than expected.
Contributing factors included re-
ports Of continuing favorable weather
news from the cotton belt. weaker
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Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly or semi.
annual declaration. Unless otherwise noted specia o.
extra dividends not included -
"a Also extra or extras b-Annual rate plus stock
dividend d-Declared paid In 1851 plus stock diy
demo e-Declared or paid so far this year Payable
n STOCK during 1861, estimated cash value On exdiy
demo or redistribution date gPaid last year. h-De
c,aIe9 or paid after stock dividend split up k-De
caIeo or PAID this year. an accumulative issue with
oivioends in arrears. p Paid this year, dividend
omitted. deferred or action taken at last dividend
dend Payable In stock during 1862. estimated cash
value, on ex-dvidend or redistribution date y-Iqu
dating dividend. S
cid Called xd-Ex dividend. KIDS Elk distribution
MEX rights XIV. Without warrants. ww-With war
rants. d-Whep distributed wi-When issued nd :
Next day delivery. VT Warrants ur-Under rule,
I-m bankruptcy or receivership or being reor
sumed by such companies.
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spot prices, and expectations Of an
Exports for the week ended Tuesday
were about $4,000 bales against
10000 the week before and $4,000
the same week . year ago.
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK AP). Over the counter
US. Government Treasury bonds, weekly
high, low and closing asked prices, the
net change from the previous weeks
, 1962-08-30
advertisement
o BIDS

Specifications will be avail
able in ten days to two weeks
for Sub-structure and super
structure for 5000 XIV diesel
electric generator to be in
stalled at Power Plant, Krum
Bay. Sub-structure will COM
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Specifications may be OBJ
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Deposit will be refunded if
the specifications are returned
to the owners in good condi-
ton within 10 days Of opening
of bids. Date Of bid opening
will be announced later.
$50, 1o-1, 4, 5 7
, 1962-08-30

TRIPS TO WASHINGTON

GOVERNOR AEWONSKYS last trip to Washington
in which he sought additional funds, among other benefits
for these Islands, is one Of the signs Of an energetic, f~ar-sighted
chief of state. The Governor knows that while his presence
is needed here, he must find himself before Congressional
committees if necessary legislation is to be pushed.
ONE OF reasons for the trip was the appropriation
for power facilities. While these matters are always with us,
and tend to plague us, nevertheless they seldom attract at
tention for they are not Of the news-makng spectacular type
Yet, without the constant effort, these measures might die in
some committee, and we would later suffer untold harm.
TOURISM is to be maintained on its high level then
power will have to measure up. More hotels and guest houses.
more places of amusement, and all the added facilities point
to a much increased use of power. Our present power plant
is simply not enough
BUT, AS HAS BEEN noted often, there ought to
be a review Of the master plan to determine whether what is
now in blueprint form will not become obsolete within a
few short years. This calls for the type of plans which look
to the future, and takes into consideration the estimated in
crease in tourism within the next few years. 1t is already
estimated that on the basis of revenues over 100000 visitors
will wend their way to these shores by the end of next June
THEN THERE IS the matter of increased popula
ton, which has climbed steadily, though not spectacularly
over the past 10 years. Every time this number goes up, the
need for electrical power also moves up. It is therefore APP
parent how important the work of the Governor is in tryins
to secure additional funds.
THE DAY MAY COME when Governors will not have
to go to Washington. However, for the present, our Cover
nors have business il Washington, and Governor Paiewonsky.
knowing his business and his way around, realize that his
personal contacts can and will be Of the greatest help in
bringing important legislation to pass.
Brodhurstt PrinterY offers
, 1962-08-30
FOR SALE

One old warrior 4-wheel drive.
green Jeep station wagon with
bearing and battle" axel trou-
BILE. AS is and where she lies
wounded on excellent tires
$50 ~ Phone s-s4.
, 1962-08-30
FRIDAY

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5:30-The Early Show
7:00-SevGn O'Clock Report
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8:3O-Youth Questions
~(alternate weeks
Island Calendar
(alternate weeks
9:00LTwilight Zone
9:3O-Late News Final
9:45-The Friday Show
10:45-News Headlines
, 1962-08-30

Brodhurstt Printery offers
FINE QUALITY PRINTING
at the most Reasonable Price
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Overlook I'd. Pine Ridge: 3-bed-
rm. brk. rambler on acre with
- trees. Bsmt.. o.h.w. 2 firepls..
garage vacant 5 0ptlon' i. SSOh'
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GIT HOLLYWOOD Aven,,e

VI 14UI1y WUUU AVEIIUP
"CoLESvILLE AREA"-Lovely ram
bier priced in low teens. Home on
wooded lot with 3 bedrms. Mod.
kit. with table space. DIR: Out
New Hampshire ave. extended q u
miles past White Oaks to Holly
wood ave. right to open"
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wahi n rS 5s@t ai tn M home Oa.;
schools, Sis mo. VIII. 6-9334.
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MURRAY LEVINE PRESENTS THIS WEEKS
SELECTION OF FINE HOMES
SALESMAN ON PREMISES
ALL OPEN TODAY
TO 5 PM
IA. s-S144 ia e-314
1905 18th st. NV.
s Fin m ..'Sn D Ss Sr: 80 O,Sm' Dq. L.:
$500 Franklin ST. NE.
Ssmt lss lot 5ox1ss Prc.d To sell eaeEy fm A
722 Oneida Pl NV
din Priced to sell quickly. " "
ISL 46th st. Sc.
yard Priced sell quickly ~ ~ "
4918 4th ST. NV
Dofshss fun Ssmt. buit-in quickly "'"''O
1913 Jackson st. NE.
bet. brick, bedrms, baths, powder rm, enc.
library. An home must list Of fine
1912 Underwood st. NV.
Oct brick ssdrps az baths den iss full bs%t sSnc m
1923 Juniper st. NV.
s sp sS sSPd
4607 10th st. NV.
ssSd sc mic. ySrd dttschsd sarsSs Priced e sell
quickly.
1921 18th Pl. NE.
m, yard f porch Buy. '"' O'I '"''
P b4Et WITH WITH 4 & SERRToRH
MURRAY LEVINE Ia. 9-3144
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES FOR sALE--D. c.

ALABAMA AVE. Sc. s94S-open
Sun. 3 pm. Extraordinary
nice brick home. rooms, 2 baths,
rec. room, storm windows and
Doors, porcheS. Cow. to bus, shops.
Priced $18.950. Quick possession
NEWCOMB-JONES REALTY. INC.
10. 10000. Ewes. 525-9459.
ALL 3-OPEN 2 TO DARK
SUN. AND MON. (2) VACANT
54O5 NORTH CAP. ST. Det. brick
3 lge. bedrmS. Nice size liy. rm.,
sep. din. rm.. mod. kit, rec. rm.
w/firepl.. deep lot w|det. garage
Newly dec. Move in BY Thanks
ewing. Reduced to sell
1852 41st PL. S.E.-Det. brick, 8
bedrms:. huge liv. rm. wIfirepl.
Nice din, rm., mod. kit. Powder
rm. LIST II. rec. rm. dec. throughout
owner. says let's get a deal. See
both these homes. they are terrific
buys, Be in this one also by
7is, UNDERWOOD Ne ST. N.w-Det
brk., 2 beaut. bedrms., bath, liv
rm. yLtirepl., sep. din. rm., very
mod kit. w/disposal, all on one II
redec, bedrms. on 2nd II. fin
Very nice full bsmt. w/built-in
gar. Deep lot. House newly dec
Also extra lot. 45.7x96, known as
7l2 Underwood ST., ideal for ram
bier. You can be in this home by
Xmas. Owner transferred to West
coy S. JONES Ii. e-o4es
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1923 Thornhill Road

MUST SELL ToDAY"-Home with
many extra features, cent. a,cA
lntercom. system with built-in
Stereo. bedrms.. ga baths, lge.
aen. DIR; Colesyille I'd. to sligo
to Thornhill. right to "Open /"
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HOUSES FOR SAILED. c.
ffNNTINlIEnl

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Vacant
and in excellent cond. 2-story Diet
brick, 3 bedrms,. liv. rm. with
fireplace. all-new kit, breakfast
rm. Lower 20s with nominal cash
J. N. HUGHES. EN-. 2-S4O0.
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MALBROOK
SLEEPY HOLLOW
LUXURY LINING
3 bedrms., 5 baths, pool
air cond.. price negotiable

SHANNON & LUcIIs CO. MA. s-2345
K MANASSAS PK.-3-b.r. brk. ramb-
Ter, S1O9. so mo. with opt. to buy.
nWNEP R5R-boQ7
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n&Qygn

.A1' AiAGS 1O1NO
BRAND-NEW SEMIDET. BRK.
HOMES. Southern ave. 5IOG
PIX, mr.. Benning I'd, rms, 3
6edrms., full bsmt. Anyone with
HILLCREST-5-bedrm., Diet brk
ga baths, 2 bedrms. and bath
1st Il. Cathedral ceiling, liv. rm,
with stone firepl., lge. de luxe
Kit. knotty-pine rec. rm., attached
gar, lge. handicapped lot. Owner
,3020 Southern ave, OPEN Is.
HILLCREST. mr.. Ala. ave, 22lO
20 place-Det: brk., rms, Z
baths, finished daylight bsmt,
with = rms and bath, Ideal fol
n ISpgs family or professional man,
ST. FRANCIS PARISH. mr.. Pa.
ave, 5000 blk, o ST. Sc, def
brk. Colonial, 8 ige. rms, I bed ef
rm., tiled bsmt., $20.95O and up,
rms, z full baths, list Fl. powder
rm. tiled bsmt. S2O,95O and nm
OPEN to 5. w
HILJCREsT. mr.. Pa. ave. 3bs1
Texas aye.-Split-leve with
6edrms., 3 baths, rec. rm. garage
prieeo right with substantial
49, wear bTAnGn ave.
detached brk. Colonial with
lbedrms., ga baths, rec. nm. over
a-aere, lot, Priced right with sub.
stantial cash.
HILLcREsT, 2714 3ed st-Det
brkn g rms. 3 bedrms., porch.
deep handicapped lot. Under 500,
600. OPEN 1-5.
CONGRESS HEIGHrS-No unaIi-
fications necessary. Semidet, brk
rms. 3 bedrms.. lst-f powder
room, storm windows. Si4 400,
Anyone with $1,000 down
BRANCH AVE, AT DC. LINE Sc
EDet. brk. rambler, 8 rms
Dedrms,, baths, rec. rm., CEN
tral air cond,, storm windows,
level lot. S22 800. Out-of town
owner wants offer. Vacant "
ANACOSTIA, mr.. Good Hope I'd
Oct. stucco, 9 rms, 9 bedrms
bsmt., oil h.-w, heat, leased 500
per month. S6,gbO. WV
FORT DUPONT PARK, mr.. Mass
ave.--Det, brk, rambler, z bed
rms, rec rm,, handicapped Level
10y. S22'bOO. Anyone with S4,OOG
OTHER GOOD LIsTINGs
JOSEPH FILIPPO
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THOMPSON CO., Realtors
JU. $4,000

ABOVE COLEsvILLE! OPEN Is
Mld-2Os. z carefully built, 3-bed.
I'm. 2-bath brick and stone ram.
, PIERS with Dashboard heat. day.
TRADE TODAY. MOVE ToMOP.
ROW! Colesville I'd. to Cedar lane
right to Gsdsden, left to sign. Cal
Greater MARYLAND prop TT o-,oAr
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Springbrook Manor
l240 Kathryn Road

ACCENT S,S,5lT ON LoCATIoN-owner-
P 9iSdsT .Fs says rs. sell this LUXURY
featuring 3 twin-sized bsdrooms'
"a baths, separate dining room
spacious, recreation rm. ana car'
port; Flexible terms WE TkEE
ISADES., One FOUR-BEDRO0M
spilt-level available. These homes
d dsiSerVe a personal visit. Don't
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hampshire
aye, 10 !Springbrook) Tracy dr.,
iisht 10 Kathryn I'd. to our sign,
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, IEWIsDALE-Have several 3-bed-
rm ramblers at Sl35 per mo, IN
churches and min. from Lang.
GEORGE SULLIVAN, 21O6. Ford
ham ST.. Lewisdale. HA. 2-342O
sLOCH LOMOND, Manassas--3-bed-
- rm. ramb., carport, sos. EN-
AZ S-214S OK. 4-29OS before pm
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HOUSES FOR sALE-D. Q.
Cathedral Area
OPEN SUNDAY

3119 wooDGEY RD. NV.
brick in very good con-
dttion. Newly decorated, suitable
for entertaining. Large liv. rm.,
terrace, patio garden. large din.
rm.. pantry. kit, library, Gear
garage. Due to floor plan house
suitable for large or small family
Priced in sos to sell. Ewes. MRS
STONE. OIL. 2-0072.
CHEVY CHASE-lst mr., lge. bed
nm, bath. 2 bedrms.. bath up.
Cathedral ceiling liy. rm.. new
stainless steel GE kit. gas &C.
heat. cow. TO schools. transp..
shops. 30s. BROKER EN-. 2-2OlO.
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"ColeSville Area"
300 Hobbs Drive

'MAGNIFICENT'-Brick home on
't-acre lot. Barbecue in screened
preezeWay. Luxury kit. hot-wster
neat. DIR: Out New Hampshire
ave, "a mile past Colesvilie) to
Hobbs dr.. right to Open"
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19&0|pgn

FARMLAND AREA"-Two beauti,
full ramblers on I2-acre lot. 3 bed.
rms, lal baths, lge. kit. Carport
DIR: Out new Rte. 20 to Spencer.
vile I'd. left to Allnutt la, 1T. K
Open"
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f, OFF CONN. AVE. : Desirable g.
story. 5 bedrms.. 2 n baths. large
list H., garage. Excel. for lge
family or income. 1mmed. posss
Rent 5000 mo. Call KEACH 8
PURCELL, Elk. 3-2412.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

3 bedrms., 2 baths, 34-acre lot.
DIR: Out new Rte. 90 to Briggs
CLANCY I'd, left to Peach Orchard
rd;. right to Seibel dr., right to
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FAST RIvERDALE-3-bedrm. brk
GsSlSnia I.fa Il = baths baths fsll 6ssmt
mo-. option to buy. DU. 7-020O.
HFAIRFAX-FALLS CHURCH-NORTH
SPRINGFIELD AREA - We have
several 3 and 4-bedrm. homes.
MILLICAN REALTY. CIR. 3-4595.
Z FAIRFAX-Likeb rand-new, 5 bed
rooms. plus den and bar. 3 baths,
=, central aforementioned Split-level
in Country Club area. $40. Call
now. TATUM PROPERTIES. HU.
1-9222.
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Il32 G ST. S.E.-Very large semi
detached brk. home. 8 Ice. rms, 2
baths. full bsmt., oil heat. large
side yard. newly decorated, $3.50
mo; Call MR.. NEUMANN. Ma. s.
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WHEATON WOODS, 45l2 FALCON
Court-Newly decorated 3-bedrm.
rambler, large corner lot. Sl35
per mo. To inspect call AID. 2
Alec. M. PAUL HANNAH, 1915
18th ST NV
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WOODBRIDGE, VA. - / story, 5
rms. bath. firepl.. mod. kit. with
comb. washer-dryer. Level yd.,
fenced. suit. for retired couple or
couple with small children. $125.
XII. 9-3909.
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FALLS CHURCH. 2lO2 Cherri dr.
3-bedrm. rambler. Immed. occup
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10 9th ST. NE sep. apts., rent
only to one responsible party.
Sl40 mo. Ii. 3-00S4.
1880 HOBART ST. N.W.-8 rms,
ga baths with maids quarters
and rec. rm. in bsmt., newly dec
GRATED, Wv. carpeting in liv. rm.
and din. rm. Large closets, oil
h.w.-h. Rent, Sl75. Key at l722
HOBART st. NV. Open all day Sat-
urday or call B. F. SAUL CO.,