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The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
Fairbanks Grand Jury
 Wants Changes in Liquor And Parole Regulations

FAIRBANKS LP - A Superior Court grand jury's report made public here today recommends private sale of liquor licenses in Alaska be abolished. The report also:
 1. Recommends mandatory revo- cation of parole for all parolees convicted of crimes.
 g. Claims the states parole sys- tenn can be improved if each ju- dicial district has its own parole board
 3. Hits the lack of facilities in Alaska to house criminal defend ants in needs of psychiatric eval- uation.
 The jury said revoked or can- celed liquor licenses should be offered to the public upon due application to the state"
 It was suggested the successful applicant be decided at public drawing. Proof of no felony con- viction for the applicant should be must, the report stated.
 The jury was critical of the ju- venile detention facilities in Fair banks which adjoin the adult jail cells.
 The jury recently ended it's ses- sionS here and is not scheduled to meet again until spring.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
Social Security Agent In Nome Tomorrow

Ralph Seward, representing the Social Security Administration, will visit Nome, Saturday, Dec. '. If you have a problem or a ques- tion about old-age, survivors, or disability program, you are invited to see MT. Seward. He will be in the court room of the Federal Building from 1 pm. to 5 pm. tomorrow
 Do your Christmas shopping now," is the slogan of the day, We are all aware of this, but how few are aware that there may be Social Security benefit checks available to many who are temporarily idle or retired" and who are at least 62.
 Why not do your Social Secur- ity shopping this week? If you are 62 or over and are at least temporarily out of work or out of business, why not come in and claim some of these Social Security benefit checks due you.
 Remember, one must write to Santa Clause to receive ones pres ent. Likewise, one must file a claim to receive ones Social Se- curity benefit checks.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
IS YOUR LITTLE DARLING TURNING RED?

It has been reported that some of our little ones swiped four cans of Glyptol, pressure spray paint, out of the back of a truck parked behind the Armory. From there they went merrily on their way, according to Chief Oliver, decor ating the Arnory, Bank, Bureau of Mines Building, and Anchor Tavern with the BLOOD red con- tents.
 Oliver advises that he has sus- poets. If your pride and joy came home covered with blood, check him out, maybe he is a burglar, instead of a hunter.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
Fairbanks School Board FOrecloses, Sells Home in S6.65 School Tax Case

critics questioned, he maintained.
 If the sale is determined ille- gal, said the contractor, Taylor can have the home.
 If the auction is upheld, said Worthington, he would like about S75O for his costs and Taylor can still have the property.
 "I never had any intentions of putting the man and his children out" he added.
 Warrington said he has pur- chased other tax properties. He is unhappy with the laws concern ing foreclosing on such property and wants them tested in court, he declared.
 Taylor's attorney said a hearing on the injunction should be held next Wednesday. T h e School Board, which delayed issuing the deed this week, plans action on the matter at its Dec. IT meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
Chief Says Nome will Not go to the Dogs!

Chief Oliver asserts that he knows of no more suspect dogs, but that the department is on the alert for loose animals.
 The Police Department is once again shooting all animals found loose, and they will be impounded and held for 72 hours minimum, The nuts are kept in a shed m back of the City Hall at the rate of $2.50 per day. Oliver advises that his department will start citing dog owners, or the parents in the case of children's dogs, when these dogs are found running loose.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06

JUNEAU R - The appointment of Republican William H. Sanders of Anchorage as Superior Court Judge for the Second Judicial District was announced today by Gov. William A. Egan
 Sanders, an attorney, is now a member of the State House of Rep resentatives, serving as chairman of the lower chambers judiciary committee.
 The Second Judicial District en- compasses the vast area known as Northwest Alaska, taking in the 17th, 18th and 18th Election Dis- trictS.
 The Superior Court for the dis trict is maintained at Nome.
 Under law, Egan makes judicial appointments from nominations submitted to him by the State Ju- dicial Council. Only the name of the man eventually appointed IS made public.
 The appointment of Sanders to the Superior Court bench leaves the State House of Representatives with a political lineup of 20 Dem ocrats and 19 Republicans, with the RepublicanS in control.
 Judge Sanders replaces Judge Hubert Gilbert, who was appointed to the Superior Court bench in the Third Judicial District, Anchorage by Governor Egan in July.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
Governor Egan Appoints Vim. Sanders, Anchorage Legislator, to Nome Bench

Sanders, a resident of Alaska since 1949, and a member of the Anchorage bar since 1851, was serving his second term in the House of Representatives.
 He was born in Alabama in 1920 and earned degrees in business and commerce and in law from the University of Alabama.
 Sanders served in the Army during World War II and as a captain in the Alaska National Guard from 1851 until 1856. He was commander of the Alaska De- partment of the American Legion in 1859.
 Sanders is married and has a 2year-old daughter, Skyla Ann.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06

FAIRBANKS LR - Legal action was to be filed today seeking an injunction against the issuing of a deed for a S14,000 home and lot sold for $588.
 The home, owned by a family of seven, was sold by the Fair banks School Board at a recent tax auction.
 Foreclosure was made on the property for a S665 school tax bill unpaid in 1860. Since then the tax debt on the property has climbed to S156.86. This includes taxes and penalties since 1860.
 The tax increased in 1862 when the home was built.
 An attorney for the family said the scheduled legal action will seek an injunction against the deed issuance and will also involve a civil suit to return the property to the family.
 William T. Taylor, his wife and their five children were told to leave the home by the purchaser, Taylor said. That was the first he knew of the sale, he declared.
 The purchaser, claimed Taylor, wanted S5,OOO to relinquish his rights.
 The property was bought by w L. Warrington, a Fairbanks build ing contractor Worthington said today it was not his intentions to have the family evicted.
 He just wanted to have the law. governing auctions of tax prop.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
Weather Report

Cloudy with snow. Considerable cloudiness this afternoon, tonight and Saturday, with occaslonal snow showers. A little colder. LOW tonight IS. High tomorrow b.
 In the last "A hours: High ot z5' low of II. Max. wind B mph rom the east. Sunrise at 9:4l am, sun set at 2:07 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
Federal Works in State Plans S212-Million Budget

JUNEAU LR - Senator E. L. Bartlett reported today that the Federal Works Program for Alas ka, as approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee, will total $2,695,OOO in fiscal 1864.
 Bartlett told the Associated Press in a wire from Washington that the committee on Thursday added S1,O13,0OO to the amount ap- proved by the House.
 This included S921, ,OOO for the construction of a small boat har- Dor at Sitka's Crescent Bay.
 Also added was a S30,000 flood control survey of Ketchikan Creek; and the following amounts for navigation surveys - S20,000 for Turn Point in Wrangell Narrows, S14,000 for Hydaburg, S18,000 for King Cove and $10,000 for Knud- son Cove.
 The Senate and the House agreed on the following amounts:
 Snettisham hydroelectric pro- ject reconstruction planning, $225,- 900. Rampant hydroelectric pro- ject study completion, s197,O00.
 Harbor operation and mainten- ance: Anchorage, $250,0O0; Ket- $12O,0OO; Nome, S60,00O; S60O,OO0.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
Eielson Raps Nooks

Defending w Western Alaskan basketball champs, Eielson Air Force High School, took the Nome Nanooks last night by a score of 56 to 34.
 The score at the end of the first quarter showed Eielson leading 12 to '. This was widened further at the end of the half when the score board read 26 to Is. The tally at the whistle in the third quarter showed definitely the trend of the game as the score stood at 43 to 22. The Nanooks never closed the gap.
 Steff and Stan Andersen stood out in the Nanook scoring with 14 and 6 points respectively. Coach Ray Tinjum reported that the bal ance of the points came from sev- eral of the players, as he played practically his entire squad.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
DEW Line Wages and Benefits Thrashed Out At Fairbanks Sessions

FAIRBANKS R - Top labor of ficials and representatives of Fed eral Electric Corp. from Paramus N. J., have been meeting here since Wednesday negotiating wages and benefits for FEC en- ployes on the Distant Early Warn ing Line in Alaska.
 Negotiations on wages, vaca- tions, travel pay and employe con- tracts climax bitter battle which began early last summer to organ ize the DEW Line.
 Joel Wiegert, president of the Fairbanks Joint Crafts Council, heads a team of labor officials from Alaska and Seattle.
 They represent all of the major crafts on the DEW Line.
 Paul C. Ketchersid is the com pany's chief negotiator. He is di- rector of employe relations for FEC.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
AngoOn Fire Kills 5 Tots

SITKA R - Fire raced through a small frame home in the native village of Angoon on Admiralty Island Thursday, killing three of the four young children of MT. and Mrs. Kelly Williams.
 Burned to death as the blaze all but destroyed the house, built on piling on the beach, were Kelly Williams Jr., 4, Beverly Williams. 3, and Marvin Williams, 2.
 Rescued was 11-month-old An thony Williams, who, with his mother, Peggy, suffered burns and shock.
 They were flown to Mt. Edge cumbe Hospital for treatment.
 It was not known how the fire started, but it was believed to have originated from a small, tWo-burn- CT kerosene stove used by the family.
 The native village lies on Chath- am Strait, approximately 40 miles northwest of here and 75 miles south of Juneau.
 In Juneau, State Fire Marshal Robert Grouse said the three deaths brought the states 1863 fire death toll to 30, compared with 21 through the same date last year
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
Navy Christening Marks Pearl Harbor Day

WASHINGTON LR - The Navy will mark the 22d anniversary tomorrow of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor by commissioning a new guided missile frigate named for California ensign who died in the battle.
 The 7,000-ton USS ENGLAND is the second naval vessel to be named in honor of Ensign John England of Alhambra, Calf, who was killed aboard the battleship OKLAHOMA.
 The first ENGLAND was a World War II destroyer-e escort which made history in 1914 when it sank six Japanese submarines in 12 days.
 The new ship named ENGLAND will be commissioned at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. England, parents of the ensign, will attend the ceremony.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. Rodman Wilson, specialist in internal medicine, will be at the MIMI Hospital on Saturday, Dec. T., to see patients concerned with the rehabilitation project.
 He will be available for a lim- tied number of private consulta- tions.
 Anyone interested may call the Hospital Saturday morning be- tween g and 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24

FAMILY SPECIAL
Large 4-bedrm., 2l7-bath Colonial, in
new condition. Living rm., dining
rm., large kitchen, Quoted for air
lot. Mid.20s. 427.l5O0 Til =.
IIST WITH LINGO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. G.

AMERICAN U. PARK, 444l Butter
worth pl. NV. SALE BY OWNER,
$4,000. Agents invited. OIL. 6-9l6l,
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK Delight.
full, remodeled corner brick, ; b.Ts.,
p0wdr, rm., STEVENS, 966-8005,
BENNING RD., and Southern ave.
s.e.-First commercial, 10 rms, 2
baths, rms. and bath ca. floor,
plus. rms. and bath on the low
HILLCREST- On wooded hilltop, Diet.
brick, rms, 3 baths, 4 bedrms.,
SIS ,so6 rm'' gas ho''w a ter heat
JOSEPH FILIPPo REALTY
REALTORS LII. 4-77l7
CAPITOL HILL-Small 6-rm. brick
home, baths, full bsmt., live in
now, or make 2 units, excellent ba-
sic condition, low down, easy fl
nancing, $40 900. CONGRESSIONAL
REALTY, Ii. 6-5985.
CARTER BARRON AREA, 1881 Co
dorado ave. n.w.-Lovely lge. l4-rm.
custom-built stone home, features
include. 4l7 baths, 2 kits, elevator
detached garage, oak floors, many
extras, priced to sell. FLOYD f.
Wis CO., 1922 X st. NV,
2oo-5o0O, ewes. JU. o.255o.
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LANGLEY PARK

ROOMS AIR CoNDr.
TONED, BEAUTIFUL RECREA.
TRhs. S Only " SHS5; M SALE 81 By
OWNER-MUST SELL, CALL HE.
4-275o.
Low DOWN PAYMENT, three-bed.
lot. close-in Silver Spring, only
1850, assume large loan. GRAY.
K r S l N G E r & CO., INC. ~.
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CLUB Huge 3-bedrm., 3.
bath brick rambler, large living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room, modern kitchen, large
recreation room with fireplace, q.
acre lot, paneled breeze way to
huge screened porch, 2-car garage,
in prestige Manor Club, S43,95o.
James c. Conley & Co. JU. S-Al34
MASS. AV E.-WESTMORELAND
AREA Gracious Colonial IN sec
luded setting, 4 bedrms., den, IVA
baths, new kitchen, garage, quick
possession, S36,750.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, REALTOR
OIL. 2-2l23 Ewes OIL A-nl2l
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LIST WITH LOHR
NOTHING DOWN

NO SETTLEMENT CHARGES
II you are a veteran, you can buy
this darling. bi-level with only $50
total cash outlay, payments less
than rent. Sl2,qS0 full price.
VACANT MINED. POSSESSION
slS,s5o-3 bedrms., family.sized din.
rm., full bsmt., Ideally located mr..
transp. and shopping. Can be pur.
chased by veteran with no dn. pay.
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81 HEIGHTS
HOMEOWNER REALTY

HILLCREsT HTS.-Out-of.town own.
er anxious for sale. Better con.
struction in this 3-bedrm. brk. ram.
bier, 2 baths, fir. to ceiling firepi.
In hv. rm., fully equip. Kit, in.
rec: rm., bult-in garage. Vacant.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
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FIELD, NEW LISTfNG Imm "a
late white brick split-level home
nestled among wering trees
First-level entrance hall, large liV
ing room, dining room, with adioin,
ing ialOusied porch overloOkinl
quiet, Sc C u d d garden. Kitchen
with dishwasher, disposal and dOu
BILE oven. Second level, three cheer,
full bedrooms, two baths. Third le.
vel, fourth bedroom. Lower level
rec: room with bath and garage
Walking distance 10 bus and
schools. CALL MRS. HURD, OIL
2'1IS3, H. A. GILL 4 SON, FEE
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CLOSE IN

CLOSE in
Near Montgomery Jr, College Gus.
tOm.built Dutch Colonial with !
bcdrms., Va baths, huge lly. rm,
with firepl.. l6xlI din. rm., table.
space kit, stairs up 10 expandable
attic, garage. OWNER ANXIOUS,
Just Sle,S00, 942.6o00.
FERA Realty Co.
conn; AVE; Ext Brick semidet.
Neat n Clean" SAS.117o, TOWN
HOUSE PROPERTIES, INC.
conn AVE. ESTATES Newly re-.
screened porch. Asking SIS 500.
T. N. LERNER
,,,,,, Pres Harmony Corp.
PLAZA SA9. 1900
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SEE

This lovely brick Colonial
bedrmS., firepl. in iv. rm., sep.
DIN. rm., rec. rn1., scr. porch.
Huge corner lot. FILA $22, 500.
KEN DRUSkIN, Realtor, 949-4o0O
Sill. SPG. CLOSE OUT-3 or 4 b.r.
split at $26,q50 with $1,000 dn. and
move in. Dl. 7-A445.
SILVER SPRING-CLOSE-IN. Attr.
3.bedrm. Colonial with expandable
attic. Lge. living rm. with fire.
place, sep. din. rm., table-space
kit. Va baths, h.-w. heat. Garage
Only $lS,So0. 942-660O.
IBID nlA O.
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PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY co.

UN. 4-ll66
DIXON HILL-3.bedroom rambler
fenced, equipped kit. $4,000 up
SOUTHLAND REALTY, 24s, 5527.
QUEENS CHAPEL ROAD IDEAL
FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST. This
home has 2exl8 living room, 3N;
into rms. Tor professional use. For
details cali MI. I.i7oo IN pm NJ
HUGH T. PECK, REALToR. AIC
RAY PARK OPEN 1906 Immac
l'bedrm. BRICK Cape Cod, VI
baths, rec. rm. with exit. storm
sash. carpets large level 10,
fenced ] blk. transp.. all schools
shopping Riggs I'd, lelt on Ray I'd
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor 9A9.l9st
SALE BY OWNER, take over Gl
loan with 81 700 cash and SlJ1 mo-,
J'bedrm., 2'bath, practically new
split: level mr.. NASA, V7.S724. Prin.
cipals only.
sEABROOK Over one.third acre, q
shade trees, for real country living
J.bedrm, rambler, carport, separate
dining rm., Va baths, modern kitch.
en-, unique Dutch doors, separate
I'm, LOT laundry ana W0rks D,
Priced TO sell, S2l,95o. CALL IN :
pm WA. 1900, ROBERT S. DAV.
Is & Co, INC,
SEAT PLEASANT VA no money
down. no settlement. Payments less
than rent, A.bedrm.. lI7.bath ram.
bier sls,Soo. Call 736.2lOO III ?.
pm.
HOMEOWNER RITY
SEABOOK, LANHAM :. Large ].
bedrm, 3.bath split.levcl. sep. din.
rnl., rec. rnl, lge landsc. lot
LANGLEY REALTY AP. I.A6A6
SJNNYBROOk -- 4.bedrm. Cape Cod
&c. Kit, separate din. rin,. full
bsmt, super convenient lOcation
FLA or CT price Just Sl5,500
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS hp 1920
TAkOMA PARK Attractive ..
bedrm masonry Colonial, sep. din
Fla XPPRkisAL ,v A iiis,o. ~"
TAKOMA
REALTORS y 1900
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VIENNA-Very attractive 3.bed.
room, 2.bath r m bl err with full
basement, Dining room with fire
place. Kitchen includes wall oven,
cOunter:top range, disposer. Avail
Now, $3.50. See this and other rem.
tails on our list. CALL JE. 1880,
Joseph ". SEAY OMPAN Y,
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ty 3-bedroom rambler near Langley
shopping, all schools and trans.
portation. Smart contemporary de.
sign. Beautiful wooded lot. Quiet
picturesque street. Fireplace,
AIR COND.! sl9,s50 FRANK s,
PHILIPS, INC. DI. 7-l4ll, Ewes.
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WHEATON Vacant, QUICK posses.
sion, 3.bedr0om rambler with sep,
din, rm, and table'space Mty full
HUGH T. PECK, ll7A6 Georgia Ave,
= Newly decorated inside
and out. attractive brick and frame
rambler, convenient shopping and
transportation, J bedrms,. 2 baths,
large dining ell, all electric kit.
Chen. with breakfast area, full
bsmt., finished rec. rm., fenced
yard Immediate posseSsio
2o,s5o kORIENDORFER, Realtor,
OIL. A.Hlll M p.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CONN. AVE. ESTATES-LoADS OF
VALUE a.I. C,hoice sll,brk. 2,story
rm., sep. din. rm.' sparkling Kit.
bkfst. bar, double door reigr., pa.
R Iot. F ESe or WVA, sl4s SSS'0'' fenced
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
CONN. AVE. ESTATES, WHEATON,
St.. GATHERINGS Parish SpOtless 4.
bedrm. brk. split-level, huge kit,
family rm., all other rms, spa.
ciOus. Full sub-bsmt. Situated on
quiet court. Many extras. Assume
lge. 4hTs loan, $23, 500,
ROBERT H. KENT & co.
REALTOR JU. $4,000
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WOODED LOT, 3.bedrm. home com.
pletely REDEC. Near Capital Plaza
shopping center. Compare Sl3,500.
Vets no cash. Call til 2 pm. WA.
1890, R0BT. S. DAVIS & CO.,
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Need space? This house has possi.
bility of S bedrms. plus Z baths
plus liv, rm. with firepl., and XIII
With table space, full bsmt. and
garage. $4,000.
Cheverly Brick Colonial
Large liv. rm. with firepl. plus sep
am; rm;, Ice. bedrms., mod. Xii
ano bath; Screened side porch. Full
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BETHESDA AREA
CONTINUED

BETHESDA AREA
WEXFORD
Centrally air-cOnditioned A-b G r M,
2Dz-bath Colonial. Living rm., den.
and rec. rm. with fireplaces. Large
kitchen, laundry rm., scTee m d
porch, 2-car garage, bus service to
all schools l nc lud ng new Holy
PRESTIGE HOMES
Dean Rathbun Assoc.
REALTORS OIL. 6-o907
BRADLEY AREA-C farming 3.
bedrm., 2-bath split-level, on "a
acre beautifully handicapped lot.
Center hall arrangement with beau
tiful view from front door through
to rear garden. Excel. rec. rm.
Sub-basement, Pear garage. Low
40s.
BOGLEY
zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. $500 Til 2
BURNT MILLS GARDENS -Impos-
ing brick Colonial on ! acre plus.
First floor has living room, dining
room, paneled den, family room, 2
bedrooms, bath, fully equipped kit
chen, 2 bedrooms, bath and ! un-
finished room on End. Finished rec.
reatiOn room. Storm doors and
windows ROBERT E. LOHR, INC,
Realtor, cali 2 I'll :, HE. $4,000.
LIST WITH LOHR
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CANp CpnINcQ
STORCH
lEAI.TOR J1a.As
REAtToR

cHEvERLY Brick Colonial with
sep. din, nm, equip, kit, rec. rm,,
lalousied porch and sarge. al or
FLA only SlsSD. Call WA. 7.66l1
" We TAKE TRADES
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
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CARROLLTON Brick and
frame split-level. First time
offered. This home proudly
features on the terrace level,
full bath, bedrm. or den, rec.
nm. area, kit. and pvt. ent.
Main level, lge. liv. rm. W.
firepl., sep. din. rm., wall oven
kit. End level, 3 bedrms., full
bath and VI bath off master
bedrm. Anchor fenced rear
yard and off street park. FILA
or VA, S22.950. No down to
Vet or 81 200 down to Non-Vet.
Vacant. mmed. poss. Trades
accepted.
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MARTIN

REALTORS OPEN ~ XII. $3.50
ANDREWS FORESTvILLE =
HONEYMOON RAMBLER, twin.
sized bedrms.. equip. kit, Holly
wood bath, CT no On. Payments,
low as 81 per mo. RE. $500,
PRUDENTIAL RLTY.
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEX, Beverly Hills. 700 Allison
SSt Gdr spiitlsvel. lge.
rm., eat.in kit, family rm. with
lirepl., util. and storage area. BY
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BOILING AREA
Keith

REALTY SoI-bbO0
BRAND.NEw RAMBLER, $3.50 total
settlement, ; bedrms., large h.acre
handicapped lot, full daylight bsmt.
tremendous equipped kit No down
payment TO vets or $500 On. FILA.
call I'll pm. WA. 1900. ROB.
ERT s. DAVIS 4 CO.. INC.
CAMP SPRINGS
Secluded residence on acre, large
rooms plus bath. Patio, Ice. sto.
rage bldg. Trees galore. Excel es.
tab, garden with fruits, vegetables
and flowaTs. Rocky spring fed
creek. Ideal for medium or small
family, Sl7.5oo. Terms, HI. s.SAsl,
CARROLLTON Lee. brk. rambler
In this model community OF fine
homes. Completely fin. rec. rm..
bsnt and Ice. fenced lot, are only
few OF the outstanding features.
Quick possession. Assume owner
loan with no red tape.
PARK ESTATES tnr.
NASA) . yrs, old. Lee. 3.bedrm.
rambler with no.malntenance alum.
siding, Sep. din. rm., Wv, carpet.
Ing, full bsmt t., and 70xl25 H..
fenced yard. All this plus a garage
and many other extras Only
Sle,9S0 with FILA or VA terms, or
assume owners loan.
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BARRY / !.
MEMBERS MULTIPLE LISTING
REALTORS XII, 1880
Ewes. XII. s-ls32)
ALEXANDRIA,
MARTIN

REALTORS Open ~ XII. s.7sAc
ALEXANDRIA (GROVETON1-S19s
down includes settlement. Brk. ]
bedrms., baths, lge. lot. OWNER
will finance. ST. $3.50. :
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Suburban

KENWOOD = Brk. "a n d stone vii.
liamsburg on big corner lot. 10 yrs.
yng. and in peri. cond. Lge. Iiv.
rm:, plus lge. family rm., both
with firepls., big bedrms. and
IVA bath on first floor, 2 large
bedrooms and bath up. Immense
rec. rm., scr. porch, Pear att,
garage. Centrally air cOnd. FRANK
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