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The Nome nugget., 1962-10-05
Giants Tie Up Series By Downing Yankees 20

SAN FRANCISCO R San Francisco's Jack Sanford beat the New York Yankees 20 with a brilliant 3-hitter today as the Giants tied the World Series at 1-1 Chuck Hiller's double scored the first run in the first inning and Willie McCovey blasted home run in the seventh
 Sanford was given stirring battle by the Yankees Ralph Terry for seven innings. Both are ight-handers. In the opener yes terday left-hander Whitey Ford of the Yankees won 6-2, beating southpaw Billy O'Dell.
 Tomorrow will be an off day for travel The teams will move to New York for the third game Sunday, the fourth game Monday, and the fifth Tuesday The sixth and seventh games, if necessary will be played in San Francisco Thursday and Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-05
Meredith Kissed And Booed by Ole Miss Students

OXFORD, Miss tR = \ crowd of 50 to 60 students, clustered in a hallway, loudly hissed and booed James Meredith when he left a University of Mississippi political science class today
 Amid the clamor which in cluded some profanity and ob- scenity one student shouted: Your life is short.
 Meredith had entered the class in CoWner Hall through rear en- trance, accompanied by federal marshals. About two dozen stu dents entered through the front door.
 While he was in the classroom, a number of students stared at him through windows and doors.
 The epithets were hurled when he left the class and moved through the narrow hallway out side, again escorted by marshals.
 Earlier, Meredith ate breakfast in the school cafeteria before he headed into the final classes of his first week at Ole Miss.
 Federal marshals - still the re- duced force of three men-accom- panied the 29-year-old Negro into the cafeteria, where he got his own plate and ate at table with them.
 People stared, but nothing more.
 Meredith plans to leave the campus later for a weekend holi- day = destination unannounced.
 A restless peace hung over the
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Alaskan Voters
 Will Have Four Ballots to Mark

JUNEAU lP = Alaskans will have four separate ballots to mark when they go to the polls in the Nov..6 general election.
 The first ballot will carry the names of candidates for Governor, for the US. Senate, for the US. House of Representatives and for seats in the State Legislature.
 The second ballot involves hi tiative No. 1, the capital reloca- tion issue: the third contains four General Obligation Bond proposals: and the fourth is a judicial ballot
 The ballot summary of Initiative No. 1, as written by the Secretary of States Office, reads as follows:
 Proposed, that the capital of Alaska be relocated in western Alaska, to a site not within 30 miles of Anchorage. A committee of senior senators from each sen atorial district shall select not f more than three locations. consist ing of not less than 6,400 acres of state lands. They shall consider accessibility by roads, railroad, airline service and terrain neces- sary for airport construction. From the locations selected the site shall be chosen by plurality vote of the people. The legislature shall inn thereafter provide for planning and construction of neces- sary state facilities. Movement of the capital shall begin before June 1, 1868"
 The four GO bonding proposals to a total of S17 7,325,0OO.
 Proposition No. 1, if passed, would authorize a bond issue of S5,950,000 for capital improve ments at the University of Alaska.
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House Okells Pay Hike and Postal Raise

WASHINGTON lR-The House passed today a compromise bill to increase postal rates $500 mil lion year and al the same time raise salaries of government work CTS Sl05 billion a year in two steps. The roll call vote was 312 to 20.
 House action, delayed on a tech nicallty, sent the measure to Pres ident Kennedy He has asked both the postal rate increase and a sweeping revision of the federal salary structure.
 The major provision affecting the general public will be an in- crease in letter mail rates next Jan. [ First-class letters will re- auire five-cent stamp. airmail eight cents and post cards four cents one-eent increase in each instance These will bring in an added S4378 million a year.
 Other rate increases for news paper, magazines and advertising material would be spread over three years, starting in January
 Pay raises for.l 6 million gov ernment workers would become effective with the first pay period after Kennedy signs the bill. A second increase would take effect Jan. 1, 1864.
 Amounts of the raises vary widely among different jobs, bu they average about 10 per cen for million executive and officl workers and slightly over II pel cent for 100000 postal employees.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-05
CALDWELL BABY DIES

The 2-year-old baby daughter, Terry Lynn, of MT. and Mrs. Bill Caldwell, passed away yesterday morning after an illness of sev- eral months.
 Mrs. Caldwell departed today with the remains to be inferred in the family plot in Kent, Wash.
 She was accompanied by her young son, Gene, and expects to return in about 10 days.
 The father is Capt. Caldwell, supply officer for the lst Scout Battalion of the A.NG.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-05
IGNORED GUEST

SAN FRANCISCO R = Gene Oliver, catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, was an honored guest at the first game of the World Series Thursday
 Oliver hit the home run that beat Los Angeles To last Sunday and enabled the Giants to tie the Dodgers on the final day of the regular season.
 A group of public-spirited San Franciscans clipped in and paid Divers expenses.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-05
Volunteers Briefed On Special Fire Fighting Methods by Experts

Friday evening members of the Nome Volunteer Fire Department and employees of Lomen Commer- cial Go. and Standard Oil Co., met at the City Hall for special fire prevention training and fire fight ing techniques under the direction of A. c. Hickey, regional opera tions manager for Standard Oil and w. P. Rowland Jr., lead safety engineer.
 Films shown were "Oil Fire Pro- lection through Knowledge" Pipe Line on Wheels and Analysis of Bulk Plant Fires"
 Saturday the participating group, of about 24, had a field demonstra- tion at the east end of town using both COZ and the Ansul dry chem ical which was demonstrated to be more effective in petroleum fires, pit fires, flange leak fires, and gas under pressure were de- monstrated as well as the use of water fog and the J. w. Gas indica- tor. Fire Chief Robert Oliver stated that Nome is indeed fortu- nate to have this specialized train- ing made available by the Stand ard Oil Go. and that the volunteers of these methods during the de- monStration.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-05
EGAN DUE HERE TODAY

Gov William Egan is scheduled to arrive this afternoon from Kotzebue and Barrow and will remain overnight in Nome at the North Star Hotel.
 This evening he will be speak ing from station KNOM-TV at 8 in political broadcast and will leave tomorrow for Unalakleet and Bethel
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-05

MOoCoW zf1 lhG= S0Vlet Union today expelled the Asst. US Naval attache. Cmdr. Ray mond D. Smith, charging him with spying on Soviet military instalIa- tons.
 The Soviet government news paper dranatlzed the event tonight by publishing two photographs =pafpoftihg to show Smith capght=fn the act of photographing 8arships in Leningrad.
 The Soviet Foreign Ministry ordered Smith to leave the eoan- try immediately, after delivering aa oral protest to US Minister Counselor James =MeS#eenex.
 One of the Izvestia photographs, also shown on Moscow television this evening, showed Smith sur rounded by five men and a Wom- an = apparently Russians. The be- spectacled Naval officer was dress ed in light faineoat, with a cam era around his neck One Of the men appeared to be firmly grasp ing his ar. and =eseordng him away The photo also showed what appeared to be the superstruetures of ships in the background
 A second picture showed ] tumble of objects, presumably taken from the. American officer. Izvestia. said these included maps. drawings, notes, binoculars, min iature tape recorder and a minla- ture camera.
 IL was assumed that Smith : expulsion was ordered in retalia- tion for the expulsion from the United States this week of two members of the Soviet delegation to the United Nations accused of buying defense secrets from q US sailor.
 The Soviet Foreign Ministry note said Smith had carried out espionage through observation of military objects.
 The US. counsul said he had rejected the protest as well as the charges that Smith was en- gagged in espionage, but as usual in these cases we are complying with the ministry's wishes
 Smith was detained and ques- toned by Soviet authorities Tues day while on trip to Leningrad.
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WASHINGTON R = The Sen ate adopted yesterday an amend ment to a highway financing measure authorizing an S800,OOO engineering study on a highway program for Alaska. The amend ment was proposed by Sen. E. L.. Bartlett.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-05
US. Accuses Soyiets Of ''Roughing Up''

WASHINGTON R = The Unit ed States accused the Soviet Union today of forcibly detaining and sroughing up' it's assistant Naval attache in Moscow before order ing him out of the country on a charge of espionage.
 The State Department said that Cmdr Raymond Smith will leave Moscow next Monday, complying with Soviet demands as is custo- mary in such cases.
 The United States however re- jeeted Soviet allegations of im- proper behavior by Smith, the department declared.
 It added that the US. Embassy had also strongly protested to the Ministry of Defense this gross violation of diplomatic immunity.
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WEATHER OUTLOOK Cloudy with occasional raln- file change in temperature.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNTlNUEpl

BETHESDA, Old Garrett Park -
True contemporary. 8 bedrms., :
paths, 9 months old. surrounded
BY. woods on quiet dead-end. Build.
er's own home with exceptional
extras. SS5,500. Shown by appt
Call now.
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-ao7O TIL Q
BETHESDA-Newly dec. brick ram
bier on over 94-acre wooded setting
IN q community Of fine homes.
Center hall, liv. rm. with raised
hearth, formal din. rm., bedrms.,
2 baths, plus separate suite Of
bedrfn. and bath on LIST floor, Flor
ida room, full bsmt. at ground
level, rec. rm, with fireplace and
window wall opening on patio with
barbecue, game room, maids room
and bath. 2-car garage. An excel
lent value at $5l,950. KORzEN-
DQRFER, REALTOR, OIL. Ash
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
BARRY
ALEX.-GI
nOuyA'

REALTORS XII. e-3e3o
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sEo. ": ROBERTSON. REALToR
CHEVY CHASE, I'M &c countl
Shannon & Luchs

Rltrs. Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave,
CHEVY CHASE-5-bedrm. ctr. hall
Colonial, 3 baths, den and powder
rm., kit. with brkfst. nook, mr.. bus
GIULIANO. REALTORS. OIL. $1,000
CHEVY CHASE, blk. western ave
Vacant. 2-yr. -old brick Colonial.
Center hall, den, powder rm., de
luxe kitchen, porch, 4 bedrms., .
baths up. Ground-leVel rec. rm.,
extra rm., powder rm., garage.
top flyte home"
PTTTNGST nv DrhTry
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UNDER $4,000! = Weii-kept g.
rm. Diet. home in COW. Kentland,
near shopping and bus. Many ex-
tras such as Competing, fenced lot.
Vets may purchase with no down
payment and only $50 per mo.
Move il on credit approval. ROB-
EFT s: PAWS T. CO.. INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEAToN-Ares's most desirable
features q family kit. iO0ss COM
many extras. t3-car driveway
plus a beautifully handicapped lot
surrounding a patio. Sacrifice,
Sl6,750 with $500 DIN.
c. paul hickman 100000
WOoDM0OR, ITO Lexington drive,
Silver Spring-Brick ramb. with
stairs to exp. End fir, full bsmt.,
Ice. liy. rm.. sep. din. rn.. kitchen,
2 bedrms,. bath. Ideal location,
clear OAK floors, heavy slate roof,
vited' OWNER. e5S-5oSg. open
2-5. Nov. II. is, "a, rs.
W0oDMOOR-3-bedrm. brk. Colo
NAL. Lge, liv. rm. wIfirepl. Sep.
dining rm., eating space in kit.
Rec. rm;; wooded lot. Like new.
WOoDSIDE
Charming brick Colonial, bed
rms, ~ baths, brand-new kit.
lovely wooded lot. garage. slate
roof. walk to- bus. shopping and
G isRfIli; P coRp in low s IS 5-so1o
WOODSIDE PARK RAMBLER
Magnificent brick home. 3 large
bedrooms, "a baths, large recrea-
ton room, porch, garage, $780,
$50. GRAY-KESSINGER g. CO..
INC, JU. $4,000.
WOODSIDE-New split-foyer brick
rambler, table-space kit. liv. rm..
q full baths in nrestire area q
D. FIELD, INC, REALTORS, JU.
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SIL. SPG.-FOREsT GLEN AREA
din. rm., paneled rec. rm., screened
porch, lge. lot. Near express bus,
close-by elem. and parochial
schools. owner transferred. SlS,-
800. Low down payment. Princi-
pals only. JU. 1854.
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BOGLEY

zoos WIS. AVE. OIL. e-7soo
BEWARE! Don't let
your tenant see this 3-bedrm.
home for only $3.50 On. and paw
ments S25 less than rent. VA
CANT. 1MMED. POSSESSION.
DUANE REAL ESTATE. INC.
RFALTOR VIII. 10000
LANGLEY PARK-New-brick semi
Oct. homes. Convenient to every,
dir. rm., frll bsmt. Only S1T.-
POO. FRANK L. HEWITT CO.,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
icoNTINuEol

ALEXANDRIA-Home with SPACE
equipped kit, full bsmt.. Ice. yafc
with bulbs. Towering shrubs anc
trees. garage, playhouse. Mr.. ell.
ementary and high schools. Ex.
cellent eond.. S21. 900. OWNER
S36-69S6.
ALEX. AREA-ONE IN A MILLION
BRICK RAMBLER. FOUR BED.
ROOMS. FULL BASEMENT, REC.
REATION ROOM, storm Windows
and doors. ANXIOUS OWNER
S17,a50 is UNDER FILA APPRAIS.
AL PRICE. VACANT, waiting "a
be occupied. Don't wait, cal
MONROE. so. $1,000. Open 8
til 8.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Flower-Franklin Area

OF Silver Spring, is the 70.
cation Of this brick Cape
Cod with pissible 6 bedrms.,
family-size dining I'm. Ideal
for the large family with q
limited purse. Priced rea-
sonably at S24,500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

NO RED TAPE, NO SETTLEMENT
FEES-$395 total cash and move
right into this well cared for g.
Garage. Basement. Lovely fenced
corner lot. Near D. C. line. Call
It'll s ON, WA. 1920.
RORERT q nAUTC 4 M TkJfx
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mt. RAINIER

Close in. Just off Rhode
Island ave.-Beautiful white
bungalow. Only Sl2,75O,
Clean as q pin. 3 bedrms..
plus attic up. bsmt.. built-in
garage and enclosed rear
porch. Veteran no dn. paw
ment or only $4,000 DIN,
conY.
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BAILEYS CROSS ROADS, bed
rms, full bsmt,, ! bath. 2 half
baths, 1-acre lot, lse. shade trees.
$4,000. OWNER, Hi. 1-2732,
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McLEAN-3 bedrms., Q firepls., rec.
200 30. Il! s G2sefi stt. I p lGsn, ga.
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PARK-An sll-brk. ram
bier. that the entire family would
be thankful for, a comfortable liv.
ing room Dad will enjoy, a dream
of a kitchen that any mother
would, be thnkful to cook in, a
FENCED rear yard to please the
for many THANKSGIVING dinners,
Venetian blinds, storm windows
and doors. off-street parking. new
listing and will sell quick at
Sl3.500, CT or FILA terms.
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ROLLINGWOOD

First offering-Brick split-level in
absolutely new condition. Features
g. large living room with fire
place dining room. kitchen with
breakfast space, lovely sunroom
on LIST floor. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths
on upper levels. Recreation room
with fireplace and full bath. q
car garage. Beautiful large lot.
An exceptional value. Ewes, Mrs.
Sutton. KE. 10000.
" G. 4 y 4; \; MILLER NILE pEy; CO;
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKLAND SACRIFICE
3-bedrm. rambler on beaut.
fenced lot. Assume lge. loan. Only
$4,000. HE, $1,000.
KEN DRUSKIN-Langley
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Couples, here 1t is. A wonderfully
comfortable 2-bedrm. house with
a bright, cheerful family room To-
GATED on A-acre wooded lot.
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VACANT

VETS NO DOWN PAYMENT-Your
opportunity to buy a practically
new de luxe rambler or bi-level
in choice area near Baltimore
toll Plaza shopping center. Several
styles. 3 bedrms., separate dining
room, modern kitchen and 1 and
. baths. Level lots up to \ acre.
Outstanding values from S16,150
to S1S.250. Convenient FILA terms.
Fast possession available. Call It'll
s pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO INC.
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KENTIAND

Real bargain buy at Sl0.-
500. AL cond. throughout,
> lge. bedrms.. sep. din. rm.
beautiful fenced yard. Storm
windows and plenty Of other
extras throughout. Only S7s
per mo. to veterans incl.
taxes and insurance or real
low dn. payment FLA.
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EASTPINES-Finjoy the prestige
of home ownership with no down
payment to CTS (small down pay
ment to others). nice clean
Cape Cod with . roomy bedrms.
and bath on 1st floor, stairs up,
subflooring and insulation on 2nd
floor for . more restful breeZe-
kit with disposal, Northumberland
lot. with. big shaded patio you
VIII enjoy every hour. Only
$4,000
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SPRING GARDENS, beautiful ram
bier with picture window in liv.
3 spacious bedrms., modern cleo
trio kit, lovely ls-acre fenced lot
with covered patio, flagstone
walk and outdoor firepl. No down
payment for CTS. and only $3.50
TO others. Total price only
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HOMEOWNER RLTY.

HILLMEAD MANOR, see the newest
M. LEO STORCH DEVELOPMENT
with the home of your future. 10
different models now open and
ready for your inspection. Only
1Ofo On. reserves your domestic,
Our generous trade-in plan allows
you to build your new home and
remain in your present home until
you are ready to move.
VACANT = READY FOR MINED
POSSESSION. assume 49, Gi
loan or refinance with FILA or
VA terms, to suit your down pay
mentS beautiful 3-bedrm. contem-
porary rancher with sep. din, nm,
full rec. type hsmt.. carport and
many extras. Bonus features incl
Wall-to-wall carpets. equipped kit,
and complete professional land
scaping.
ONLY S195 dn. incl. all settlement
costs on this almost new Colonial
Completely equip. incl. central air.
cond. Total monthly payments of
Sl2o with no qualifying red tape,
STORCH
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ALEXANDRIA
Charming Contemporary
a-ACRE WOODED LOT
4 BedroomS-2 Baths
Full bsmt. with rec. rm., . fire
pls., carport; compl, redec. Va
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
CT. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
ANNANDALE-New brick rambler
Full bsmt., 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
mod mod; Kit, with eating space; g
to shops and bus. Immed. occu-
pancy. Outstanding at $22.95O.
DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE, INC. ia. 1924
: By OWNER. Split
level with large liv. rm.. with
firepl., separate din. rm., 3 bed
rms, 2. baths, cleo. kit. with
breakfast space, rec. rm.. utility
room, garage. large screened
porch with. barbecue grill, fenced
rear yard in park-like setting of
many trees. Exclusive neighbor-
hoo ,,s Of distinctive distinctive homes, Cow,
S24.200 FILA 1st trust. flexible
down payment. price S2S,250.
Principals only. Call 273-5579.
AREA WILLIAMSBURG SHOP
PING! Brand-new. 3-bedroom, .
bath brick rambler for S2S, $50!
Screened porch. carport and full
basement. Lot contains over 10000
sq. IT. Every convenience. Public
and parochial schools. BETTER
b bTI FHsso Eve IS A sal 525l93IS or
INC, ia. 7-S0l2,
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OWNER LEAVING

OWNEIL LEA V 1NN
this nice Texas size
rancher en- large freed. park like
lot. Sep. entrance, large family
rm.. adjacent to completely mod
ern kit, liv.. rm., sep. din. area.
3 large bedrms., = full baths,
huge paneled rec. I'm. in daylight
bsmt., large paneled den. sewing
assumption avail. Can now $685.
1924.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
FALLS CHUROH-Immaculate A.
bedrm., all-bricS Cape COD fea-
turing stainless steel-appointed
kitchen, professionally finished
mahogany-paneled rec. nm. Many
extras include expensive stone
work, Anchor-fenced yard and Co.
lonial Wallpapcring.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS - All-brk.
French Colonial, with a radiant
fireplace in large liv. rm., lux
urious new carpet in liv. rm.,
din: rm. and stairs. full bsmt
with a beautiful rec. rm., closets
galore, .built-in garage. You must
see this to appreciate why it's
no down to GIs or minimum down
FILA terms.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.


$500 DowN-S94 90 PER MO.
ARFAX REALTY. INC. JE. 4-4g00
FALLS CHURCH-charm. 3-bedrm.
brk. Colonial. pine-paneled 2Sx1S
lSt-floor fam. rm., Ia bath,
step-Saving kit. with breakfast bar.
$4,000. Make offer. JE. 2-70S1.
FALLS CHURCH = 4 bedrms., 2
baths. garage, firepl., beautiful
handspring. Cow. to city SCHOOLS
and shopping. Swim. pool mem
bership avail. Asking $4,000. JE.
2-g3Hn after IA n m
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD.

ALL CASINO FEE
=, FRIENDLY, FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DlCKEYS AP. 7-SUS0
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OOen 3 TO 3
Arlington Office KE. $500
ASSUMPTION!

FhooC AAONs
Falls Church Area - Almost-new
brick rambler, modern equipped
sumo over $4,000 49, ist
trust. monthly payments Sis and
save on settlement costs. Call to-
SEX sfxY e coMP Plis2o RES IGE5Rs w.
BAILEYs CROSS ROADS, bed:
rms. full bsmt., / bath. 2 half
baths, l-acre lot, lge, shade trees.
$4,000. OWNER, HU. 1-2732.
BEAT THAT RENT!
Only. $3.50 cash down payment
needed to buy this immaculate
3-bedrm. rambler on three-shaded
MYERS d HILL. INC.
DU. 5-G133 Realtors JE. 4-5S00
BROYHILL PARK-We present our
finest produce big 45eft. brick
rambler with bedrms., . baths,
lge. din. rm.,, compi. GE Kit. with
adj, all-weather jaiousied porch.
Mahog. pan. rec. rm. with bar,
Lee. Handicapped and fenced lot.
Extras incl. storm windows. air
condi, etc. $4,000 FLA, easy fl
FFa l,2Tn i.t or n, s assume "a Az l9an
.
REALTY Co, ia. 7-O25O.
BROYHILL CREST = ENORMOUS
DEMAND FOR THIS TYPE RAM
bier. Liv. rm. with pretty fireplace,
gin, rm.. spacious kit. with break
fast area, 8 bedrms. and full
bsmt. with outside entr. perfect
for rec. rm), deep level lot with
many trees and shrubs, S21,750.
HOLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hwy, Arl., KE. $3.50
BY OWNER-sacrifice new brick
split-toyer, spacious 6-bedrm., g.
bath home with wall-to-wall car
pet, gas hot air heat. fully air
Cond. Quiet friendly neighborhood
near schools, shopping center,
trans. Owner leaving area. priced
at builders cost, will finance to re-
liable party, immediate posses
SIGN. New furniture At below fac
tory delivery price included II de-
sired. Open for inspection. 1915
s. 23rd St, Arl., or OF. 4-6429.
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CHEVERLY

Owner will take trade on
this beautiful brick Cape
Cod. Features 4 bedrmS., 3
full baths. Dec. ] possess.
can be arranged. Like new
throughout. Sited on beau
tiful handicapped lot. Has
sep, din. rm., full bsmt..
built-in garage and other
extras. Already VA and FLA
appraised. Veteran no dn,
payment or low dn. FILA,
owner may pay part OF set
tlement charges.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
HICKS
A ALEXANDRIA

REALTORS OPEN Q TO o
XXI. o-3111 OF. 4-604O.
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-16

AVONDALE = Charming custom
built brick Cape Cod, only years
old and better-than-new cond.
Beautiful Handicapped lot. 2-car
garage. Owner retired and leaving
area. Just reduced to $4,000 for
quick sale.