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Steadiness Is built into this camera!
The unique horizontal shape of the
new BROWNE Super 81 Camera is as
practical as it is beautiful. 1t lets you
get much frmer grip so there's
less chance Of the cameras slipping
or moving as you shoot. And you'll
always see what you're shooting
brightly and clearly through a fine
eye-level viewfnder.
Everything about the BROWNIE
Super 27 Camera has been designed
to add to sharpness and clarity in your
pictures. The extra-large shutter but
ton is at the top-where it's easier to
find, easier to press, won't cause the
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WRC (4)-Alfred Hitch
cock Presents. THE Chill
dren of Aida Nuova." A
wanted man (Jack CARSON
flees to Italy where his lack
Of charity boomerangs.
11:1O, WTTG t5)-Hollywood,s
Finest. "She Wore a yellow
Ribbon" An undermined
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camera to 'jiggle" and blur your
shots. There's a new three-element
fl8 lens that permits a faster shutter
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
BETHEL IS HOT SPOT

A low pressure center located some 250 miles south of Kodiak Island brought cloudy skies along the Gulf coast from the Southeast Panhandle to Kodiak Island today.
 Another low pressure center over the Bering Sea resulted in cloudy skies and some light rain over the Aleutians.
 Over the Alaska mainland, skies were mostly fair, with a few wide ly scattered ralnshoWers reported in the northern Susitna valley and the eastern interior.
 Overnight temperatures ranged from low of 37 at Barter Island to high of 57 at Annette Island and Juneau. The high yesterday was 32 at Bethel
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18

He then went into a convention al glide for his landing approach.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
Senate Kills , .Uk's $ Social Security
 Health Care Plan

WASHINGTON IF The Sen ate killed by a 52-48 vote Tuesday President Kennedy's social se- cllrity health care plan in a shatter- ing administration defeat
 The vote adopted a motion by Sen Robert Kerr, D-OkIa.a,. to table and thus kill the adninistra- tion's plan.
 After this vote, the Senate nailed down the result, adopting by voice vote q motion to table a motion to reconsider.
 The roll call vote was carried by votes of 21 Democrats and 31 Re- publieans. It was opposed by 43 Democrats and 5 Republicans.
 The action was widely accepted as killing all chance in this Con- gress for action on medical care to the elderly. The Senate,s de cision also probably would prevent any House vote on the issue.
 Baekers of the health plan never had believed they could get it through the House Zthis.year over strong opposition in the House Ways and Means Commit tee
 But they had been quite opti- mistic about Senate victory and had felt that passage there would help make the proposal an im- portant. issue in the congressional elections in November.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
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 } art IIaN lear Y capon AIanetlyer

CAMP MERCURY, Nes A nueieaf &.eapon possibly q DaYy Crockett atomic mortar shell Was exploded in the air al the Nevada =testsite= today while 900 soldiers took part in battlefield nancuVers..
 The Atomic Energy Commission and Department dfZ ZDefes5ze said the blas58as low yield. iff= dicatin9 if.did not cxeeed. Inc equivalent of z0.6QQ tons of TNTz
 A ioint. announcement sa.d=tae exercise simulated realistic battle conditions =a6tf4e atomic age and involved both q naclear detonation and firing of conventional weapons.
 The troops who took part were with the 4th Infantry Division from Ft Lewis. Wn.
 The test WAS conducted In secrecy and neither the AEC=H6r. .ta#a military would give ans details. Outside observers were barred from the area.
 The American test-fnVoIV- ing use. troops Wa fa 1857 when Marines =huddled in trenches during explosion of a weapon re portedls a. least three tinaes.as powerful as the one touched off yesterday.
 Believed to have been among observers at Tuesdays atmospheric blast were Atty Gen. Robe. F. Kennedy and Gen. Maxwell TaE- Tor, the Presidents military advisor.
 The Arnyts Davy Croekett.is a mortar with nuclear Warhead
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
X-l5 Pilot Qualities As First Astronaut In Winged Graft

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calf R - Veteran x-15 pilot Robert M. White flashed q record 58 miles into space Tuesday, be- coming the first to qualify as an astronaut in winged craft.
 Shooting skyward on giant tongue of flame, White surpassed the little rocket research planes old mark by approximately 12 miles.
 s'This is a fantastic view he radioed exultantly as he floated Weightless at peak altitude. "This is absolutely. 2
 Al that point, atmospherics plotted out his words.
 His feat makes him the fifth American entitled to wear the wings of an astronaut, which go to those who vault 50 miles or more above the earth. The others, who qualified with flights in the Mer- cury space capsule. are Alan Shep- ard Jr, Virgil Grissom, John H. Glenn, Jr. and Malcolm Scott Car penter.
 Whites height was given off cially as 310,000 feet This com pares with 246,700 feet achieved earlier by both White and test pilot Joseph Walker in flights aimed at reaching the Kiss de- signed altitude maximum of 250,000 feet.
 White hit 3,784 miles an hour during his climb. The x-15 speed record is 4,159 mph.
 At the peak of his arc White coasted weightless for three min utes, full minute longer than any X-l5 pilot has experienced before
 Then=he plummeted down from the edge of space to perform tests that were the real purpose of the flight. Re-entering the earth's thicker atmosphere, he pulled the steel-skinned Sky Darts nose 23 degrees higher than it's tail, falling spread-eagle style to slow descent "a maneuVer future space ships may employ.
 He then went into a convention al glide for his landing approach.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
MOST SERIOUS DEFEAT

WASHINGTON LP - President Kennedy said yesterday Senate re lection of his plan for medical care for the aged was "A most serious defeat for every American family He appealed to the voters to show Congress they are for the plan in the November election.
 We have to decide in the con- gresslonal election,' Kennedy said, whether we want to stand still or support this kind of legislation for the benefit of the people"
 He said the judgment of the people will decide this, and with their support in November the medical care bill will pass in 1863.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
ALASKA INDIANS LOSE OUT ON ROLLTR COASTER RIDE

CINCINNATI LP - The First District Court of Appeals Monday agreed with a Common Pleas judge who ruled that Alaskan Indians do not have to be specially warned before they get on a roller coaster.
 The case concerns NIT. and Mrs. John Dick, native Alaskans from near Juneau who visited the Coney Island amusement park on Sept.I3, 1859. In their suit, which was dismissed in Common Pleas Court last Nov. 14 they declared Mrs. Lucille Dick suffered a back injury while riding a roller coast CT.
 They eontended they mistook the roller coaster for q sightseeing train and the Coney Island, Inc, was negligent in not warning them it was dangerous. They said the surroundings in the amusement park were unfamiliar to them, as Indians, and asked for S36,313 damages.
 The judges agreed with the amusement park attorneys argu- ment that the company Is not re- quired to give special warning to Indians.
 The couple came to Cincinnati in 1858 as the result of an Indian relocation program.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
Wednesday. July l8. 1862
CONGRESS TO PIER MO ECONOMIC FACTORS Ol. NEWSPAPER BE SWISS
gIy8 Esrr 4
 w N.LL LAlL L-. LIZ

NE<t5II1 I44tI HUN 'f sA= COIL gressionai inquiry into economic factors of the newspaper, radio and teleVision businesses IS scheduled 10 start soon after Congress ad- iourns.
 Chairman Emanuel Cellef, fD- N.Y.1, of the House Judiciary Com mittee said hearings would be held in Washington and other cities.
 He emphasized that the inquiry will be =ir1= no way an inxestisa= ton or an attempt at censorship.
 We are not gunning for any body, he told reporter We just want the facts. We will shun cen sorship like the plague
 Among things the committee wants to know, Celler said, arc:
 Why newspapers haVc=been falling by the Wayside. The effect of joint ownership of morning and afternoon papers and radio and television papers in the same cities by the same companies. Afe=t4e people getting both sides of pub lie questions, or are they getting slanted vieWs2 To what degree have radio and television diverted advertising from the newspapers
 The inquiry, he said, also will touch on the operation of wire services and the manner in which they process their news for pub lication.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
NIXON=CERTIFIED

SACRAMENTO, Calf tR Richard M. Nixon has been =eerti- fled as the Republican candidate for governor of California
 Secretary of State Frank Jordav gave him certificate Monday after Nixon turned in statement of his personal campaign expenses, saying =he.had. spent s1.056.. His campaign committees previously reported expenses of more than S500.0o0 in the primary race.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
Heads for Arctic Reqion

SEATTLE f9 = The Navy ice breaker Burton Island left. here Monday three months.5n. the Arctic on fesapply missions. ocean, ograpl1ie studies and other fe- search. The Seattle-based =shipZis commando. by Cmdr George H. Lewis.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
Against Tablinq Care Bill

WASHINGTON tR = Seven out of eight U. s. senators from Alas ka, Idaho, Oregon and Washing ton voted Tuesday against tabling President Kennedy's social security health care plan. The seven are Democrats. Sen. Dworshak, Idaho Republican, voted to table.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18

For the first time in history, the earth's human population has passed the 3 billion mark.
The Nome nugget., 1962-07-18
Pat Holbrook Visits Here

Pal HoIbrook Vlslfs Here
 Mrs. Vim. Patricia Holbrook of Burbank, Calif., is home for a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh. With her is her year old daughter, Rion Kathleen.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

LOCATE m CULMORE SHOP.
CENTER-Rte. z, betw. Baileys
Crossroads and Seven Cor, air
cond., 15x60, immed. occup.,
CULMORE REALTY, JE. 4-6650,
EN-. 2-4626 ewes.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

500 SO. FIT. ground floor office
space, beaut. paneled, air cond.
Also avail, 900 so. IT. store, Fair
fax Village shopping center. RE.
6-R717
Evening star., 1962-04-30

CORVETTE 81 black white top
and req upholstery. Sl.5g5 JE.
2-3574 1915 Norfolk lane. Falls
Church. Va.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FIT. LAUDERDALE-RENT-Ideal,
retirees or vacatioEers. | hedryn
furn., pvt. side duplex. Near shops
and ocean. CWEFR, 365-3l30
ST. AUGUSTINE-Lons est. LIQUOR
business, keel loc.. high volume.
terms. 262-O4S5. local.
800 ACRES rich farmland, North
Central Florida nr. highway and
R.R. $500 per acre or S225 per
acre for 10-acre parcels on partial
payment with 2Oet dn. JOHN c
KAHN. RE. 1866. l1OS 18Th
St NV
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

2ND TRUST, $4,000, payable $50
per month. So interest, substan-
tial discount. J. v. CALIANDRO d
CO., AP. 7-5l9l or VIII. 6-32i7,
S3,95O-Md., 2nd trust. 400 disc
81 300. Md, md trust, 40co disc
DI 1-4I45 Ewes MA .,-ll5l
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

INDUSTRIAL-Nr. Chantilly air
port. 900-ft. frontage on W. &
Q. D. Railroad, mi. from inter-
change on airport access road.
Sewer and water at property. Will
sell subject to industrial zoning
1Sc per So. #.
THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES
PealtnrS IA Src1S
Evening star., 1962-04-30

AUSTIN HEAIEY Sprite $50, equip, ,
car in like rev Cond, low price
BURROWS RAMBLER, 900 NJ st.
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Hardware

WANTED FOR THIS ATTRACTIVE
AIR-CONDITIONED STORE IN
ESTABLISHED l5-STORE SHOP
PING CENTER; SIZE 40xS0. TWO
PARKING. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1925 H st. NV. Realtors Ma. s-550O
KENSINGT0N-Plyers Mill I'd. mr.,
Conn. ave. 20x5U air-cond. store
Excel. loc. for beauty, barber,
carry.out or any retail type busf-
ness. 1mmed. occupancy. For appt,
call Mr.. Thompson, JU. S-S344,
ewes. OIL. 2-6502. C. NJ. MAR
Evening star., 1962-04-30
ouT.oF.IoWN REAL ESTATE

RANCH FRAMED IN
MOUNTAIN SPLE LENDCR - 100
acres cleared. tillable. 400 acres
in heavy stand valuable oak tim
Der. "a mi. hard surfaced road
frontage Improved I2-room, .
bath lodse. hof-ai heat, full
bsmt.. coach house built 1881.
large barn and other bldss. Ski
slopes. hunting and fishing Lo-
Gated on US. Rte. 30. > mi. East
Breezewood. Pa at Pa. turnpike
1870 mi. D. c. Priced S37,500
AP, T-394q.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEX. = 5000. 10000 SO. FIT.
BRAND-NEW WAREHOUSES. I'm
med. occup. Paneled. air cond. Of
fices. loading docks. plenty off-st
parking, lS-ft. ceiling, soft. clear
span Ia o-44T7
Evening star., 1962-04-30
VACATION PLACES

PRIVATE HOME On Cape COD over
looking Nantucket Sound. s rms,
4 bedrms.. , baths. mod. con-
yeniences. pvt. beach. sailing. golf
best in summer theatre close-by
WO. 6-4334.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
QUEENS CHAPEL SHOPPING CEN:

I TEX. Ager I'd. and Hamilton St.-
| Located in heaviest residential
and commercial area Of Prince
| Georges County.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

Major oil company has q modern
3-bay station that will be coming
up for lease, located in shopping
center, present dealer giving up
location due to other business in
tereSt. Plenty of parking space
and low rental, financial assist
ance avail. for right man. For fur
ther information, phone MR.
Davis, LA: 5000; ewes, z to
Evening star., 1962-04-30
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC,
LANGLEY PARK SHOPPING CEN.

LANELEY Park SHOPPING CEN
TER has one store, 20xlO0, avail.
May Is. Suitable for photoe-
rapher, carpets, florist, etc. Call
Mr.: Holland. H. @. SMITHY CO.,
Sll 18th st NV, ST 3-3300
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AVIATION

sANDERsoN sudio visual GROUND
SCHOOL starting Wed, May 3
Complete private pilot course. 50
incl. wOrkbcoks. Class 70 be held
vicinity Fairfax High School Call
Code 1O3-3Gs- $500. AIRPORT
MANAGEMENT. INC. Munlcips.
Airport. Manassas, Va
Evening star., 1962-04-30
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

LOADER, 1858 TD-9, 81 series In
ternstional Drott Comp. over
hauled. $4,000. Fl. A-GS5O
STORAGE TANK, 2O,OOO gal. ex-
cellent condition. $3.50. MA. g.
5SS5
Evening star., 1962-04-30

LANHAM. MD. nr. Carrollton-Store
25x70 in shop. ctr. Ideal for
laundromat, End hand furn. OF
small plant. RA. 3-0O66. HE. 4.
1D50
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

HTS. panoramic view
o. historic Harper S Ferry. Shen-
andoah and Potomac Rivers, city
water. cleo. paved street lot
10000 SO. IT. $4,000. BY OWNER.
call after o pm. EV. 4-lS2I.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

PENN-MAR SHOPPING CENTER,
Penna ave. Sc. extended. Store
fiXtured for ladies' and children S
apparel. Adjacent to ]. C. Penney
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage OF
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. $4,000
APT. HOUSE GRoUND-Zoned or
subject to Zoning. Prefer D. c. or
Nd. MR.. CLARK. RA. 3-9ull
BUILDER WANTS LOTS, subordi-
nation, DEVELOPMENT or what have
you. d. C., Md. Va. 622-24S2.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
SINCLAIR

Needs an above-average
dealer to operate a 1st-class
modern 3-bay station t2
yrs. oldl. This station is To-
Gated on the D. C.-Md. line
at New Hampshire and East
ern aves. n e. High Rallonage
and mechanical trade in
sures a high profit. Mod
crate capital investment re-
uuired. For information con-
tact MR.. P. H. MORELAHD
at LA. 9-5a00 or ewes. HE.
1-056Q.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
sEASHoRE PROPERTY

COTTAGE-Neeld's estate on Ches-
apeake Bay 5 rms, eiec. kit,
partly furnished. $4,000. WO. D.
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CHOICE OFFICE SPACE
83R-R2nO
CONN. AVE.

CHARLES DALEY, COMML. DEPT
ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

Mr.. Penna. ave.-Elevator. fire.
proof bldg. 3-room suite, 1,0Sl So.
IT. now avail. MANAGERS office.
Room 300. DI. 7-S604 or RE.
H.nrn0
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In-ToWn Warehouse

49, WA w "a SAAOAoS
'i5RT DRIVEN sSi BLbG., 9Ne ! ovERHRk6 RHRR6
DOORS: HEAT. TOILET. PROMPT
POSSESSION.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1926 H st. NV. Realtors MA. S-55OO
Observation-Disclosures
New warehouse across from park.
41,000 50. it., or will divide. Rail
siding. Fenced. paved parking. Ad-
vertising potential. 24-ft. ceiling.
Washington's best road net for
distribution. Csc ft. AP. 1855.
Mr.. COLESVILLE, MD. = Cinder
blk. bldg. 2Sx50. light. airy. reas
rent. many uses. JU. 5-4554.
STORAGE SPACE, N.E.-Approx.
1,400 SO. #, 2-story brick alley
bldg, commercial. S75. D1. 7-1017
TO LEASE
INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS
NE. Section, D. c.
PHONE, 622-1433
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APARTMENT HOUSE GROUND fol
8 units. Nice sc. section off Pa
ave g 6Dn OUNEp N 9 E@-~
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JAGUAR 'Gl IS liters 4-dr. sedan.
r. ana h.. Wv tres, orerdr.. fog
lights. cream blue Ithr D.pl
leaving U 6 FE. S-9lSi Sunday
Evening star., 1962-04-30

EDNOK AKEA-SeVeraI line 2-acTe
lots. high elevation, panoramic
views. street incl. for $3.50. No
through traffic. Call WA. 4-g363.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-l24O
BLDG. SITES, 81 500 UP
Evening star., 1962-04-30

KAR. CHA 'rD hdtp-. beige ".
Il.UOu mi Spot eSs in and cut
Sl.545 firm CIR l-fs75
Evening star., 1962-04-30

KENTLAND SHOPPING CENTER,
Landover I'd: tRte. 2O2) and 18th
ave.-One of the fastest com
nnunitinr in thu cnnnt.r
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Corner store and offices. 1850 50.
#. This is the new downtown bus
iness center. HARWILL BUILD
ING FF S-b55u
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CADILLAC -. ~ coupe. fully
equipped with all power features.
extra clear low mlleage. Sl.395.
LIE =. Butt IER, ll21 2lSt ST.
NV FE 1-32+5.
C'n,ILAC - coupe "-tone blue.
ar conditioned, full power, special
& 9A5.
Capitol-Cadillac OldS Co.
-. Ind ST NV FE. 7-26Oo
Continued on Next Pagel
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(CONTtNUeDl

MONTGOMERY COUSTY-Ia-scrt
Zoning. 80 lovely acres. Just $500
an acre g49-73On til $50.
HUGH 7. PECK, ll246 Georgia Ave
ROCKVILLE, lst and Maple sts.-
> lge. finished lots. $500 both.
Call PO. 2-4552-
800 ACRES-Intersect.on OF tao
main roads. Moutgomery Co. Land
lays beautiful Excel. blC9S For
further information call ROSE
REALTY, AP, 1-24JO.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE

WANIED-Partner. Opening rest.
and bar in Hotel. Small invest
ment needed. Call before noon.
462-5S3H. or COX 33S-R. Star.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

VI z hJ FUEN IFTV I.TTDI Al JA.IdS
mel. Becker AMFM raQlo. sun
roof, reClini1v seats graphite
grew. white walls. $3.50 mi like
new S2.65O. h5%-6"ug
Evening star., 1962-04-30

WANT TO LEASE Owner-operator
tractors with Va. license. Long
term lease: Plenty work. Good pay,
Evening star., 1962-04-30
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ACCOKEEK

ACCOKEEK
0-acre tracts with a beautiful view
Ownership entities you TO mem
berShip in our community pool
with recreation area. Land is
reasonably priced and with terms.
mortal Bridge and D. c. Direc-
tions; Follow South Capitol st. to
Md. state line, continue on Indian
Head hwy. approx ! L miles to
Accokeek, turn sharp right on
BryanS Point rd. and go about =,
miles TO office. open o am. til
dark. E. s. BEACH, Real Estate
Agent for the PISCATAWAY co,
INC. For information call BU.
3-212l, ewes. HI. 9-5G66.
APARTMENT HOUSE GROUND for
3 units. Nice sc. section off Pa.
ave. $1,000. OWNER. 10. S-5777.
BRIGHTON DAM AREA-26 acres,
ASHTON REALTY CO.. WA. A.
9Sl1,
EDNoR AREA-several fine 2-acre
lots, high elevation, panoramic
views. street incl. for $3.50. No
through traffic. Call WA 4-9363.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-l24O
BLDG. SITES. 81 500 UP
In d. c. and nearby Maryland, on
terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY o.. INC, RA. $1,000
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB
AREA homeSites, l50-ft
frontage. $4,000 plus paving.
Terms. NE. Silly, LA. 9-04l0.
HOWARD COUNTY-Approx. "a
acre lot with l50-ft. frontage.
$3.50. HUGH T. PECK, INC. HE.
4-l700.
MARYLAND-217-acre estate. 1s7
acres OF pasture, ll-room. very
large renovated modern home,
acres OF Handicapped garden. 5
outbuildings including Scar ga
rage. 4-room masonry tenant
house. Excellent profitable farm
and extreme potential for future
development property. 81 miles
from Bait, and 81 miles to Wash.
Dial 30l-GI. 2-2217 for appt
REAL ESTATE = Specializing in
Southern Md. farms, acreage,
waterfront and unGeve.oped land
Also appraisals.
ZAETZINGER
945 X Street NV.
MA. S-5571 WA. 7-lSlg|
Evening star., 1962-04-30

BRICK ~ unit Motel and mod
restaurant. Route 301 Charles Co
Nd, being operated profitabIy
VIII sell at price and terms att
for Investment. Call or write BILL
WEINSTEAD. Waldorf. Md. Phone
MI. 5-4561.
CORCORAN ST. NV, I325-4-unit
apt, 4 kits. 4 baths. fire escape
fire-alarm system. MR.. SMITH
AID, 4-4474. 330-11CO
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TRAILERS

ASSUME PAYMENTS cn 5nxlO 80
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Evening star., 1962-04-30
1885 K ST. NV.

suites from 800 so. It. and Sl05
up. Wired for air conditioning
Complete services. Immediate oc-
FE. S-5550.
Evening star., 1962-04-30
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
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ALEX. CITY. mr. waterfront-3.-
000-So.-ft. warehouse with 2-rm
office. zoned heavy industrial
BOB DUNCAN REAL ESTATE. 3.,3
s. Wash. St, Alex. XII s-SOI5.
HILL-20xo4 It. storage
area, elec. lighting, close In. $50
mo. EX. 3-l575. Ii. 4-4477.
BELTSYILLE-l2.OOO 50. It. new
building. zoned I-2 theayy IND. b.
Ideal location. immediate occu-
DancY. TT. siding. I6-ft. ceiling
Fine offices. Other new buildings
available to $4,000 50. #. PAUL
NJ. GOTTFRIED, OWNER. 474-
BOO. 3RA-H3II eyes
Evening star., 1962-04-30
MCLEAN

4 BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS
Beautiful brick split-level home on
nicely Handicapped lot in prestige
area. Home features large almost
souare-type liv. rm. with firepl..
formal din. .rm... fully equip. mod.
kit. with breakfast space and
suuare-dancinR- type finished rec.
rm. Priced S29.950. To see call
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
NORTH ARLINGTON-Prestige To-
cation, long and low. modern ram
bier. 8 baths, den. formal dining
room, large Florida room. Kitchen
with catering space. extra-large
utility room with washer and
dryer. Centrally ir-conditioned
this beautiful home offers many
extras such as dio-controlled
doors on double garage, 3-zone
Dashboard heating system. Cali for
appointment. S41,a50. YEONAS
REALTY. INC. JE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-04-30

Single room office with pri-
vate toilet, adjacent park
ing, free use Of building con-
ference room. Present ten
ant retiring, will sell furni-
ture and equipment. SS2 so
month. Call Manager, DU-
POINT CIRCLE BUILDING.
AID. 4-32O0.