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The frontiersman., 1962-03-22

The Fund may be used by persons needing small loans to cover such medical needs as special medication, transporta- tion to clinics or treatment centers, equipment for crip- pied children, orthopedic ap pliances and diagnostic exam nations, when an emergency exists or funds from other sources are not available.
 The Beta Sigma Phi chap
 ters will work through the
 Matanuska Valley Public
 Health Nursing Service in
 administering inc fund. All
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22

be encouraged to repay in full, or in part. However. it was pointed out, inability to repay will not limit an applicant in need of help
 The area from which ap- plicants will be eligible will correspond to the area serv- ed by the Matanuska Valley Public Health Nursing Ser vice.
 Further information may be obtained from Mrs. Bacon at the health center, or from members of the Beta Sigma Phi chapters in Palmer.
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22
PR 0CL CLAMATI0h NATIONAL WILDLlFE WEEK
MARCH ls a. 1882

WHEREAS, the people of Palmer depend ent natural resources-sois water forests grass lands minerals and wdlfeto sustain life and contribute to the commerce, agriculture and recreation of citizens of Palmer and,
 WHEREAS, there is growing about the future continental waterfowl population and especially the destruction and drainage of weands which provide nesting for waterfowl and other wildlife and
 WHEREAS, the week of March 1924. 1862, will be observed across the nation as NATIONAL WILDLIFE WEEK this being time aside alert all the citizens of the nation to the need for wise and proper of all the natural resources
 NOW THEREFORE I. Billy R. Miller Mayor of the City of Palmer do hereby proclaim March 1924 1862 NATIONAL WILDLIFE WEEK.
The frontiersman., 1962-03-22
Borough Group Urges Immediate Area Support
PROPOSED CHARTER READY FOR REVIEW

Members of the City Charter Commission have completed their work on the proposed charter for the City of Palmer and copies will be submitted to members of the City Coun- cil for their review prior to the March 27 of the Common Council at which time the charter will be printed in the Frontiersman for the interest of all persons concerned,
Evening star., 1962-11-04
SUNDAY Nsgv:)
2::3o q ALL AMERIc


Cold War;" Guests: Walt w. Rostow,
Senator Vance Hartke, Karl Mundt and
Winston Prouty.
q POLITICS '62.
Public Affairs. Weekly report on the
1862 national, state and local races.
300 g METROPOLITAN MOVIE.
2 Hours. "The Prisoner of Shark Island"
1916. Warner Baxter
e ISSUES AND ANSWERS.
Public Affairs. Guest: Edwin NJ Martin,
Assistant Secretary Of State, Inter
American Affairs, discussing the official
United States position on Cuba.
3:2o q DOCTOR REPORTS.
Talk DR.. James Watt
3:25 q POLITICAL GOV. TAWES.
3:3o q UNIVERSITY CoLLooUIUM.
Public Affairs A panel of Catholic
University professors discuss "The Liberal
Arts Today"
q AFL FOOTBALL.
Sports. Approximately Hours. Houston
at Dallas. cat conclusion of game, All
Pro Scoreboard hlghlishts and scores of
the days samesJ
400 q DIMENSION FOUR.
Public Affairs.
q YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW.
Public Affairs. Guest: AverlI Hartman,
Assistant Secretary Of State for Far
Eastern Affairs
4:3o q THIS IS NBc NEWS.
coverage of the weeks top news stories.
Ray Scherer, anchorman.
q THE 25th HOUR.
Public Affairs (Season Premiere0 The
wives of four Ambassadors (Argentina
Austria, Finland, India) will discuss their
leisure time.
Sunday Listinss Cont. on Next P0ge
The Sunday Stor TV M0sozine. W
Evening star., 1962-11-04

OVERSEAS with EASE
Poxton's Wonderful ~SPEED-PAK"
System Con SoVe You Up TO 30 Doysl
WIN poSfon's unique Speed-Pok System wotch
your belongings pocked and croted on the 500,
'eooy tor shipment complete door-,o-door
service No deloX no chance for thinqs TO 90
wrong OF fhe worehoUsel Voluoble time is soved
your vouobles ore sofer becovse they're
poeked by Poxton experts
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02
Kodiak Navy Wives Attend Convention

Two delegates of the Kodiak IS- land Navy Wives Club No. 126 re- gently attended the National Navy Wives Convention held in Seattle
 The two delegates, Shirley Du- mas and Arlene Wertz, had the op- portunity to attend many social and business activities held in con junction with the 1862 convention.
 Highlight of the convention was full day spent at Century 21.
 A story detailing the aims and program of the Navy Wives Club will appear in an early edition of the Mirror.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02
Co. D EnIists 5 In Current Drive

Co. D has enlisted three men in the first week of the local recruit ing drive, it was announced today by End It. Ronald M. Chase, con- manding officer.
 The new recruits include Mi cheal s. Howard, George V. Me Corkle, and Michael Swenson.
 The local campaign is part of a statewide drive that seeks to bring the Alaska National Guard to full authorized strength.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02
?. 0. Seeks Bids On Mail Messenger Service To Town

Bids are now being sought for furnishing mail messenger service to handle all mail to and from Pa eific Northern Airlines and Reeves Aleutian AirlineS planes and the city of Kodiak. This bidding ap- plies to the town post office only.
 Contractor will be required to carry all mail offered, including special flights if any, with ad- equate equipment.
 Bids must be based on a per an- mum rate and must be mailed to post office regional headquarters in Seattle by 4:30 pm. Nov. 10, 1862.
 A present airlines trip schedule is posted in the post office lobby or may be examined in the postmas- ter's office. Bid forms and mailing labels are available.
 Anyone interested in bidding should see Postmaster William Lamme at once for additional de- tails and for answers to any ques- tions, and to obtain required forms.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02

Ensign Lyle W. Gubler, director of the Catholic Church choir at the Naval Base is seeking addi- tional voices for the choir during
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02

October IS, 1862 The Honorable Ernest Gruening Federal Building Anchorage, Alaska Senator Gruening: Recently I shown a copy of comments have made during this campaign which claim individual who showed this ist" copy of you will provide with copy 1s" I will publicly apologize to statement made be substantated. It is understanding that intend cy the day before the election when would explain. have tried you plenty time to the charges have made publicly you show the courtesy it would be grossly unfair Again challenge to meet and debate with me, would be willing the subject the of the items not
 Respectfully,
 Stevens
 Republican Candidate for
 U. S. Senator Alaska
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02
More Voices Are Needed For Choir

the forthcoming Christmas season.
 Ensign Gubler has asked that any interested persons in town contact him by calling 7-2236.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-11-02

WANTED Vote for a man who'll take a stand! Xl Powell, Chuck, Republican
, 1962-08-24
BUY A NEW HOME

Low DoWN . ELIGIBLE FOR FILA NANcIN
Low MONTHLY NJ rs YEARS TO PAY
FILA INSURED MORTGAGES
Tropical Island Development Engineering Co.
has started construction of modern, attractive,
two-bedroom and three-bedroom homes on the
Lowry Hill Road in Christiansted, which are
eligible for FILA financing,
H A INSURED MORTGAGES WILL BE
AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. WITH
A VERY LOW DOWN AND EASY
MONTHLY AYMENT OVER. AS LONG Al
Us YEARS
PIVAR REAL ESTATE
81 & SO King Street, Christiansted
Telephone $50 1852
, 1962-08-24

ANNOUNCES NEW SERVICE BETWEEN
Philadelphia and Puerto Rico-Virgin Islands
Alcoa Steamship Company today announced that
starting late this month it will inaugurate cargo ser
vices from Philadelphia to Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands. s'A
The S. S. ALcoA PURITAN is scheduled to call in
Philaue1pnia on August % and the Line will thereafter
offer weekly sailings from Philadelphia. Alcoa vessels
will call at San Juan and Ponce, Puerto Rico on a week
Nv basis and at Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, Charlotte
Analie, st. Thomas and Frederiksted, st. Croix on a
fortnightly schedule. All vessels in the new service
have comfortable accommodation for up to twelve
passengers.
In addition to southbound offerings for general, and
specialized cargo, the Line will also, under the revised
schedule. maintain northbound weekly departures from
Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to Philadelphia.
The Alcoa Steamship Company has served Puerto
Rico for almost a decade and in its forty-year history
has become a familiar and vital transportation link be
tween the United States and ports throughout the
Caribbean The new service represents the first time,
however. that Alcoa has called in Philadelphia on q
regularly scheduled basis. Representing the Line IN
philadelphia will be Chas. Kurz Company.
Evening star., 1962-12-13
Cake Trees Are Fun
To Make and Serve

When all the "earth is
white with feath'ry snow" the
faithful branches Of the ever
greens bloom" through the
swirling drifts to become the
symbol of the holiday season.
The glistenipg beauty and
simple form Of the Christmas
tree inspired this idea for fes-
tive entertaining--fruit cake
trees.
On any one Of the nights
of Christmas when friends
come a-wassailing, wishing
one and all good health, set
tiny lights a-twinkle at the
tip of the miniature fruit
cake trees. Hostesses, as well
as guests, will sing their
praise because the trees are
the simplest Of refreshments
to serve. From a bakers Loaf
fruit cake, pie-shaped slices
are cut. Garlands Of butter
Evening star., 1962-12-13

cream frosting are swirled
over the cake slices.
Fruit Cake Trees
Loaf fruit cake
Cake decorating jelly or but
ter cream frosting
Small. short birthday can
dies
Slice and divide cake slices
into pie-shaped wedges. Cut
each wedge. in half, horizon
tally. to make 2 trees, about
A-inch thick. Using cake
decorating Jelly, or forcing
frosting through a pastry
tube, form garlands on flat
side of cake wedge. Place a
rosette Of frosting at top
point Of "cake tree" Slant a
short birthday candle into
each rosette. Decorate gar
lands with silver shot If de-
sired. To serve: Light candles.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

SpiCy WtnteT IoFe
WEDNESDAY
Pork Casserole Parsley Potatoes
Butteyed Carrots Relish Tray
Pumpernickel Bread Date Torte
! tablespoon salad oil "a teaspoon cinnamon
pork chops inch thick tablespoons brown sugar
cans sauerkraut drained l bottle tor cam beer
/ onion, sliced ale
"A teaspoon salt apples, cut In eghths
teaspoon pepper optional
Heat skillet. add oil. Slowly brown chops with onion
both sides Eat may be drained II excessively Add
salt pepper cinnamon, brown and beer bring 10
boil then remove from heat Turn drained sauerkraut
into 2quart casserole; add apples Top with Drowned
chops and pour beer spced mixture all. Bake
covered In moderately hot 1915 degreeS IA hours
until thoroughly done. Six servings.
THURSDAY
Lamb Stew with Vegetables Hot Biscuits
Garden Salad Applesduce Cake
Applesauce Cake
u cup whole bran cereal "a teaspoon ground cloves
/ cup sweetened applesauce u cup soft shortening
/ cup sfted flour "a cup brown sugar.
l teaspoon baking powder packed
v teaspoon baking soda 1 egg
y teaspoon salt "a cup chopped walnuts
u teaspoon cinnamon "a cup seedess raisins
Combine cereal and applesauce: let stand about 10
minutes. Sft together flour. baking powder Soda salt
and spices Blend shortening and until light and
alternately with cereal mixture mixing after each addi-
tion. Stir in walnuts and raisins Spread In creased
sxSnch PAN Bake In 350-degree about IS minutes
Cool Frost desired. Cut into squares or bars Nine
BY 'yLv
Evening star., 1962-12-13

SUNDAY
Baked Ham Slice Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Brussels Sprouts Lima Beans
Bavarian Mint coffee
Bavarian Mint
/ envelope unfavored "a cup green creme de
gelatin menthe
y cup sugar, divided "a cup white creme de
u teaspoon salt eacao
"a cup cold water / cup heavy cream,
8 eggs, separated whipped
Mix together gelatin, "a cup Of the sugar and salt in
time stirring to blend we'll Place boiling water and
cook stirring constantly until gelatin Is dissolved and
mixture thickens slightly about minutes Remove from
Stir in hqueurs Chill until mixture is consistency
Of unbeaten egg white Beat egg whites until stiff but
not dry. Gradually add remaining "a and beat
until very stiff Fold into gelatin mixture. Fold in whipped
cream Turn into Soup serving bowl. Chill until firm
If desired garnh with additional whipped cream and
chocolate curls. Eight servings. t==.===~s
MONDAY
Beetburgers Baked Potatoes
Acorn Squash Spinach
Caramel CuStdrd
Beefbugers
"a cup ripe olives / package e ounces)
Ia pounds ground beef cream cheese
1h teaspoons salt cup crumbed blue
" teaspoon pepper cheese
" cup soft bread crumbs cup chopped dill pickle
eggs
Chop olives Combine beef salt pepper bread crumbs
and eggs. Divide equal parts and shape into fiat
pattes Combine olives with cheeses and pickle Top
pattes with mixture Place in shallow pan and bake ir
400-degree oven is minutes. Six servings.
TUESDAY
Ltuer and Bacon Potatoes au Grattn
Credmed Onions Winter Salad
Butterscotch Sundae
Winter Salad
! head iceberg lettuce head butter lettuce
"a Bermuda onion. thnly oranges, sliced thinly
sliced y sliced green pepper
Wash lettuce and tear into bite size pieces. Drain
Toss lightly with your avOrite salad dressing Makes four
to six servings
Evening star., 1962-12-13
WHAT'S COOKING
;&ASE Mint Dessert
49, Easy to Make
eS
FRIDAY
Broiled Lobster Tails
Dtlled Green Beans
Potato Chips
Cabbage SldtU

Broiled Lobster Tails Potato Chips
Dtlled Green Beans Cabbage SIGw
Grapefruit
Oiled Green Beans
G0 ounces each) packages u cup melted butter
frozen green beans Dried dill weed to taste
"a teaspoon salt
Cook beans in small amount Of boiling water salt and
dill according to time directions package When tender
drain and toss with melted butter. Eight servings.
SATURDAY
Oriental Steak Rice
EndiUe-Auocado Salad
Baked Pears Tea
Oriental Steak
l pound round steak "a teaspoon ginger
/ tablespoon kitchen tablespoons cooking oil
bouquet ! tablespoon cornstarch
"a cup chicken broth 2 tablespoons cold water
tablespoons lemon Juice cups hot cooked rice
! teaspoon salt cups cooked frozen peas
Buy meat In Ainch thick Slices then cut into strips
inches long and V inch wide To make the marinade,
combine kitchen bouquet chicken broth lemon juice, salt
and ginger Pour meat in suitable container Cover
tightly and rergerate several hours overnight Drain
WELL reserving marinade. Heat oil in skillet. Brown
drained meat Add marnade and cook covered about 10
minutes Blend together and stir in cornsarch and water
Cook stirring until sauce thckens Serve with cooked
rice combined with the cooked peas. -Four servings.
Evening star., 1962-12-13
Baked Pears

/ pound round steak
l tablespoon kitchen
bouquet
"a cup chicken broth
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
/ teasnnnn salt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

avoid frills (they don't wear
welD and definite waist
lines in girls dresses.
your child some
small voice in selection. For
example, pick four suitable
outfits and tell her to Sc
lect two she likes.
AVOID N-STORE BAT
TLES-The older the teen
ager, the more he or she
will want the power of de-
decision in clothes. BY COL
lege age, they'll certainly
be picking out their own
things, but before then
they still may need some
guidance.
To avoid embarrassingly
public arguments with
teen-agers try to agree be
forehand on a you pick
one, I'll pick one" arrange
ment.
Make a ruling on ia d"
clothes; otherwise you may
find yourself besieged all
day for a particular kind
Of shirt or blouse.
to buy co-ordinates
for girls for variety in their
wardrobe, agreeing on the
color scheme in advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Certificates
Are Awarded

Gold certificates Of merit
were awarded to the junior
volunteers at the National
Orthopaedic and Rehabilita-
ton Hospital Of Arlington.
The combined efforts of SO
teenagers has added up to
5000 hours Of volunteer serv-
ice since the first Of June. A
special greeting to the group
was given by DR.. o. Ander-
son Engh, medical director
Of the hospital.
In addition to assisting
with patient care and COM
fort, the volunteers have
shared clerical and steno-
graphic duties in various de-
partments, caShiered in the
cafeteria and assisted in the
occupational, physical and
recreational therapy depart
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
Buck-to-SchooI Hints
For Shopping Mothers

Back to school usually
means back to the stores for
most mothers. Fail is shop
ping time for all the things
that youngsters and teen
ayers need, from clothes and
sports equipment to books
and student insurance.
Here are some hints from
Jean Kinkead, women's con-
sultant, that may help to
make your school QUILTING
quicker and more painless.
PLAN AHEAD-Before you
buy, go through the chill
dren's winter clothes to see
what's needed.
If necessary. check with
the school about clothing
requirements, particularly
if it's a new school.
Start shopping early in the
season to get the best Sc
lection.
Clothes that are rugged yet
easy to care for are best;
more Of these are being
made in new wonder fab
RIGS but check carefully for
good workmanship. Look
for double collar stitching,
strong seams, firm buttons
and wellmade buttonholes.
Avoid pseudo" sales of
cheap merchandise. Around
November, stores usually
hold some worthwhile sales
of school clothing. This is
easier on the budget, too.
THE SMALL FRY SET
from four to six is an easy
age to buy for they don't
need to be fitted and
they're not presSuring you
for the latest fad. When
you buy for them, though,
be sure to zip zipperS, snap
snaps and look on the in
side Of garments for fin
ishing details. Their clothes
and shoes must be able to
take a beating.
FOR YOUNGSTERS-If you
must take them with you
for sizes, plan to keep the
trip short and break it up
with lunch. A tired, cranky
child makes shopping much
harder.
Spend a little more for
clothes that you expect to
last two years. Check for
deep hens, wide seams and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

Not again til February IMPORTANT SAVINGS on MERIDIAN
Oexels magnificent contribution Contemporary living It's
compatible with any accessory and color scheme and
setting Come imaginative interplay Of maple bur accented
against richly grained bunu and sturdy pecan solids
pieces have Trovene tops Come the
in effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26

Choose with confidence other fine fashion
furs at August savings we LIST only
port of the GALAXY here.
dyed squirrel copes and stoIes.
Now $500 to $500
sheored! dyed muskrot flank jackets.
Now 800 to $500
dyed squirrel jackets.
Now 800 to 28S.O0
dyed Persian lamb jackets.
Now288. 90 to 1880
dyed broodtoil processed lamb iockets.'
Now 1885, to 1890
dyed muskrot coats. Now 1873 90 to 438.OO.
dyed Persian lamb coats.
Now $500 to $500
natural beaver coats.
Now 438.O0 to 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
7;Ilgl:l;I 5Y.y]
Evening, Cont.


Local News. Weather. Sports
7:3o q TALES OF WELLS FARGO.
Western. / Hour. Color Treasure
Coach" Hardie (Dale Robertson) rides
scout on a stasecOaeh to protect passen-
gers from Indian attacks. (Repeat)
q BAT MASTERS0N.
Western. Gene Barry stars. tRepeat1
q CALVIN AND THE COLONEL.
Comedy. Starring the voices Of Freeman
eOsden and Charles Cornell.
q PERRY MASON.
Mystery. / Hour. "The Case of the
Suffering Bishop" A man claiming to
be a bishop Kenneth LYNCH from
Australia seeks Mason's aid. Rebecca
WelIes is featured. tRepeatl
800 q TEXAS RANGERS.
Western. Willard Parker stars
Cd ROOM FOR ONE MORE.
Comedy. Little Red Schoolhouse in
the Red" When Annals peggy Mckay
nursery school project cracks up on the
financial rocks. George takes action.
$50 q THE TALL MAN.
Western. Three Army wives seek help
from Pat and Billy in defending them
selves against an Indian attack Barry
Sullivan stars. tRepeat)
q GALE STORM SHOW.
Comedy. Starring Gale Storm and Zasu
Pitts. (Repeat)
q LEAVE IT TO BEAVER.
Comedy. Wally TONY Dow) takes Beaver
larry Mathers) and his pals on week.
end camping trip.
q THE DEFENDERS.
Drama Hour. "The Riot" prison
kangaroo court triggers this drama in
which Preston tE. G. MarshaID defends
a convict against his vengeance seeking
fellow inmates. Fritz Weaver is featured
(Repeat)
90 The Sunday Stor TV Mosozine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
900 q SAT. NIGHT AT THE MOVIES.

900 q SAT. NIGHT AT THE MOVIES.
Color. Hours. "Demetrus and the
Gladiators." 1854. Susan Hayward
Victor Mature and Richard Egan.
q ROYAL CANADIAN M. P.
Crime. Piggy Bank Robbery"
q LAWRENCE WEEK SHOW.
Variety Hour. Featuring Norma
thinner, the Lennon Sisters Jim Roberts,
Joe Feeney, others. From Hollywood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04

Goa Only i sa5S On. S EaR:
Just $13,5O0. Has storm win
dows, doors, fully insulated
and all equipped kit. Near
lse. shopping center, all
schools and BALTIC, wash.
pkwy. Plenty of home for the
money. Vacant. Call for appt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(CONIlNuEDl
ROCKVILLE

. bedrm: brick rambler with full
corner lot. wall-to- carpeting
and drapes included, Sl8.950 with
5000 On. FLA or no down pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK-Brand- new ram
bier N level handicapped lot; near
traI isrge modern kit, beau
tif,,. Iiv. rm, with brick. fireplace,
full daylight bsmt.: priced right
at S15,0b0 on convenient FLA
s. ssr PAvf Ssi I S So.. h iNc ROBERT
CLINTON-3-bedrm. rambler, newly
fMMFpiHTE Pso5ggssEssioNf e 81 s az.
proved $4,000. handy REALTY
e. F RssAALIIToR' RE $4,000; eyes,
COLLEGE PARK-owner, 3-bedrm
ramb.: mod. kit, din. area, fin.
rec. rm. Mr.. schls;, shops. Assume
4hs6 loan, $4,000. 474-26S2.
COLLEGE PARK = RAMBLER w73
bedrooms, possible 5 with porch;
close to schools and transp; S16.-
$50; FLA, CT or conventional
terms. Call WA. $4,000, ROBERT
s. DAVIS & CO., INC.
COLLEGE PARK, owner anxious to
brick rambler. 3rd bedrm. finished
In bsmt.. plus rec. rm:. ,o.s.p,
everything. Assume 500 .06 total
mo. payments. Asking S14,500,
terms flexible. No red tape.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
COLLEGE PK.-2-bedrm. Cape Cod
brk.: excel. eond.; less than blk,
from Catholic school and church.
Shot n by apt. only. JU. 5-5796.
COLLEGE PARK. HOLLYWOOD
3-bedrm. rambler. BUTLER RE-
Atty. AP. 1890, CIR. 4-504S.
COLLEGE PARK-Open 2 to q,
49l1 Erie st.-3-bedrm. brk. Cape
Cod; new kit, extra bldg. lot.
fruit trees. shrubs. BUTLER RE-
ATTY. AP. 1880, HA. 2-4341.
COLLEGE PARK-S15,s50. $3.50
din. FILA, Spick n span 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; din. rrn., full tiled
bsmt.; lge. fenced lott. 2 blks. to
school, bus and shopping. FARM
q HOME RLTY., 449-6400.
COLLEGE PARK-Approx. 1s-acre
lot with trees, 4 bedrms.. rec.
rm., full dry bsmt., family sized
S92 mo-. Sl6,250.
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER REALTORS, JU. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04
OPEN !! TO DARK
n&Qp&n
OPEN is PM.
COLLEGE, PARK

COLLEGE PARK
3405 Rutgers ST., Rambling brick
rambler wan the extras: INV h,
firepl.. patio, fence, dishwasher,
carpet, Grapes. FILA appraised,
S16,750. DIR: E on Univ. blvd.
from Langley PIX, r. on Adelphi
I'd, r. on Rutgers.
CHILLUM
1902 PARKER AVE.-Spotless A.
bedrm. brick Cape Cod w/sep. din.
rm.., firepl, rec. rm. hwh, and
Diet. garage. Only S16,95O. DIR. !:
E. on Chillurn I'd. from Chillum,
r. on Burgess dr., left on Parker
c. paul hickman, inc.
MONT. CO. P. G. co.
LO. 4-55O0 HE. l-1000
OUTSTANDING NEIGHBoRHOOD
Private swim. club available walk
ing distance to schools; 3 bed
rms. rec. rm.. plastered walls.
slate roof: excellent terms.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE. $4,000 RE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04
STAN RIDGEWAY RLTY.

TAKoMA PARK-Immacuiate g.
bedrm. brick Cape Cod; fireplace,
Ia baths, basement, gas heat;
owner transferred. Assume S14,400
loan. HE. 4-3099