davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Navajo times., 1963-12-12

the Interior secretariat: lndiar
Commis ssioner Philleo Nasl and
number of members of his staff;
and representative from tire De-
partment of Health, Educ atit n, and
Welfare and of the Public Health
Service.
Last Fe ebruary, Pre- sident
Kennedy completely altert the
Freedom Medal concept. Or>iering
a new design. he decided to honor
not only those contributing 0 ma
tional security but also to 'cul-
tural and other sigmficau pub
lie or private endeavors
A special board submi led a
sugge sred list of recipient. But
Under secretary of State George
w. Ball, who presided ov,sr the
White House ceremony, said Pres
ident Kennedy went over tie re-
concentrations, adding anc sub
tracing names, until the final list
represented his selections.
After those in the White '1ouse
room had received their medals,
President Johnson suddenl3 an
nounced he had decided to honor
another noble man whose death
we morned six months ago. Pope
John XIII"
Then came the award to Pres
ident Kennedy, showing his
emotion, the PRESIDENT SAID that
leach of us will know We are
the lesser for his death, bur each
of us is somewhat larger because
he lived"
Our nation has encountered
in its full horror mans capacity
for hatred and destruction, the
President said. There is little
we do not know of evil. Bui it is
time now to turn TO pur suits Of
honor and achievement.
Whatever evil moments may
pass by, we are and shall con-
tinue to be a people touched with
greatness, called by high destiny
to serve great purposes"
Other recipients:
Diplomat Ralph Bunche; diplo-
Navajo times., 1963-12-12

mat Ellsworth Bunker of Putney,
VT; educ ator- scienti st James B.
Conam of New York: medical re-
searchers and teacher John F.
Enders of Bosten.
Karl Holton of Los, Angeles,
former director of the California
Youth Authority; former Yale
swimming coach Robert ]. Kip
huth of New Haven, Conn.,: in
venror -industrialist Edwin H.
Land of Cambridge, Ma SIS.
Former Defense Secretary Ro-
bert A. Lovett of Locust VAL
ley, NY: diplomat-banker John
J. McCloy of Stamford, Conn.,:
AFL-CIO president George
Meany; educator author Alexan-
der MeiHejohn of Berkeley Calf;
architect Ludwig Mics Van Der
Robe of Chicago.
Industrialist Clarence B. Ran
dali of Chicago: pianst-conduc-
tor Rudolf Serkin of Brartleboro,
VT; photographer Edward Steicher
of Ridgefield, Conn.,; labor man
agement arbitrator and scholar
George w. Taylor of Philadelphia.
Navajo times., 1963-12-12
Annie Wnunekn Gets Medal
(Continued from page l.

(Contlnued from page
ident cited her husband for "com-
batting hate with compass sion" was
Mrs. John F. Kennedy.
Months ago she helped the late
President design the medal, a
blue and white star OH red and
gold background.
President Kennedy's citation
said that as soldier, scholar,
statesman, defender of freedom,
pioneer for peace, author of hope"
he combined courage with reason
and led the land he loved toward
new frontiers of opportunity for
all men and peace for all time.
The citation for Pope John said:
His holiness Pope John XIII,
dedicated servant of God
brought TO all citizens of the plan
ct a heightened sense of the dig
nifty of the individual of the
brotherhood of man and of the
common duty to build an environ
menr of peace for all mankind. "
The medal was presented at
White House ceremonies, and lat
er the recipients attended a lunch
ion reception in the State Depart
ment's 9th floor, plush entertain
ment quarters.
Annie Wauneka was smiling and
Navajo times., 1963-12-12

Alan T. Waterman, former di-
rector of the Matt onal Science
Foundati on: author-journalist
Mark S. Watson of Baltimore:
author Thornton Wilder: artist
Andrew N. Wyeth of Chadds Ford,
Pa.
Editor author E, B. White of
North Brooklin, Maine; author
critic Edmund Wilson: humanita-
rian J. Clifford Macdonald of
Tampa, Fla; and former u. S.
Sen. and New York Gov. Her
bert H. Lehman.
Navajo times., 1963-12-12

at ease as she mingled with mem
bers of the President S cabinet and
the Supreme Court, diplomats and
other high officials.
Mrs. Wauneka, attired in long
purple dress and wearing a tur-
quoise necklace, described the
occasion as thrilling.
"Tn never forget this day."
she said.
Mrs. Wauneka talked to the
Presidents wife before the morn
ing ceremonies began. "You know
She s from Texas, down in my part
of the country" Mrs. Wauneka
said. "She is a gracious lady,"
During a State Department re-
ception, Mrs. Wauneka was ask
ed frequently about the turquoi Sc,
hand-worked silver necklace.
She explained it is of squash
blossom design, and that it had
belonged TO her father, the late
Navajo chief Chez Dodge.
Secretary of the Interior Stew
art l.. Udall, introduced her to
other cabinet members and their
wives at the reception.
Later, Secretary of the Inter-
ior Steward l.. Udall was host at
reception in his office for Mrs.
Wauneka, with Mrs. Udall assist
ing in receiving.
Another medal recipient, au-
thor Thornton Wilder, also showed
up little later as a guest, and
a number of members of Congress
were present.
Udall said it was a great
tribute 10 Annie to have these
representatives and senator's with
her here honoring her."
He said that was a very in
spring thing at the White House
today" pointing out that only three
women we're among those honored
and that one was Mrs. Wauneka.
ANNIE HAS BEEN A KINDOF
ONE WOMAN PEACE CORPS IN
NAVAJO LAND" UDALL SAID.
1T is MY FEELING THAT IN
HONORINC YOU TO-DAY WE DID
HONOR NOT ONLY TO YOU
YOURSELF, YOUR FAMILY AND
FRIENDS, BUT ALSO TO ALL
THE INDIAN PEOPLE OF THE
NATION-THEY HAVE BEEN
HONORED ALONG WITH YOU"
"rT WAS A GREAT PRIV
ILEGE." MRS. WAUNEKA RES
PONDED. "IT is SOMETHING
ANYONE WILL CHERISH AS
LONG AS ONE LIVES. 1T WAS
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO WORK
FOR HUMANITY. 1T is HARD TO
WORK AND STRUGGLE AT
TIMES. WE ARE ALL LOOKING
FORWARD TOTiAT SO CALLED
FREEDOM WHICH WAS SOWELL
EXPLAINED TO US TO-DAY,
WHAT 1T MEANT. "
Among those greeting Mrs.
Wauneka were Sens. Clinton p.
Anderson, D-N.M. and Frank
Church. y Idaho; antRePs. Wayne
n. Aspinall. D-Colo., Jamce /.
Haley, D Fla; and ben Kcifel,
R-S.D: all Of the member Of
Copper River current., 1963-02-14
KENNY LAKE NOTES = HOWARD KIBBLE

Sometimes I eat my lunch with my wife and her stude nts in the school room at Kenny Lake.
 There are eighteen desks filled with eighteen minds, and exactly many vari- ations in personality, ability, and the energies that go to determine their indi- vidua1 destinies.
 I sit and muse, while my too-hot-tea cools, on the treme ndous potential of even such small segmen nt of this new state's junion citizens.
 Among these eighteen pairs of hands somewhere dwells the power to create tan- gible things of the future that will stand long after those hands have return- ed to dust.
 Within the minds behind those eight- cen pairs of eyes there rests worlds with out end; things of treme ndous import in the future, discoveries that confound the prese nt-day imagination; rese arch, devel- opment, and completion of projects, both large and small, of Whi ich we only dream nowadays.
 Not for all will these things happen, humans aren't found in such numbers so apt or able, but the possibility that such future could unfold for any of these youngsters is resounding vote for our way of political and economic life, and also for this raw giant of a new state of ours where these young people will be =. present, and maybe working for, the incep- tion of countless things new and growing; instead of being faced with the grey med- iocrity of things long tried, and long found wanting.
 It's rather diff cult, some etimes, to infe ct the grown mind with enthusiasm be cause cynics are not hard to find, but each new crop of empire builders holds a fresh hope. As Sugar Ray Robins on said "You win some, You lose some ~ Only in Alaska you win more.
 Adam Bell and Henry Ford II got to- gether and de cided to sele ct Kenny Lake, 49 mile area as an exercise pen for one of the latters new pickups. So Adam, being agree able just it green and not too expensive is now making nice, 'bitey' sharp tire tracks in the new on his journeys home each week.
 The Roy Hooper Family, from Valdez temporarily, stayed the night in Kenny Lake Eefore going on to Anchorage.
 He is chairman of the Advancement League and came up to our bi-monthly meeting. Beth is homes ste ad-home si ok, which is quite understandable. Best place to be.
Copper River current., 1963-02-14

CC/I~C 1OL VE w.
 Copper Center
 A WONDERFUL TIME The sun is, up: in the sky. The children are down be low. The birds are flying high. ~ The chi ldren play house in the snow.
 By Diana Donnelly, age The upper grades and lower grades are going to have a Valentine party Mrs Morgan is going to make Val entine cake for the lower grades party: We made hearts to put val entines in Everybody is going to bring some thing to the party.
 By Mark Morgan, age
 iii < u
 TALENT INES ARE SWEET Valenti ines are always sweet Because they twitter love for me. I meet Q Valentine on post, Pretty good loving for me most. Valent inc, Valentine 1 like you so And how much I love you, you I'll never know.
 By Debbie Donnelly, age 7 We received 2 letter from the Amer ican Knitwe ar Mfrs. They said they received the order for the unlf forms The Copper Center PTA is buying them. We can t wait to see how they look Donald Johns, grade We have been listening to records that tell stories. Our class is en- toying them. They take 50 minutes each. How exciting to listen to the Swiss Family Robinson when they are shipwre cl<ed or hear Long John Silver in Trea asure Island. We are glad Jim .ond Donald Morgan are sharing their records wi us.
 By Arlene Craig, grade I have seen four moose this month. All the four were big, noble 9ni- mals: Try as I might, could not get close to them. The moose are sort of scared. I would try to get close to them to have 9 good look but they always ran.
 By Bernice Miller, grade This weekend on Feb 9th and lOhh we had good Weother. The sun Was shining and the snow Was melting. The south wind WAS blowing warm and soft. By Ronald Croig, gr
, 1963-09-27

BY Louellc Q. Persons

Hollywood Victor Borge, who brought wit to piano playing is
going to put some of the millions he's earned into motion picture
production. This clever Dane has organized Campbel-Borge Produc-
tons, in IA Association with George Campbell, his manager
On Monday they'll hubble with Producer-Dnector Billy Wilder
about Man at Large a comedy with political overtones, in which
Borge will star and play the piano. too. He won't appear in the next
three films planned, he says, OF the TV series they are working on.
ngs.
Ricardo Montalban, that fine actor and wonderful, thoughtful
uman being has been told to report to Warner Brothers and John
, 1963-09-27
ADVICE TO LovELoRN by Bedt1ice Fuirfok
Famous Authority on Problems Of Love g Marriage
Mother 81 Three Repeatedly Unfaithful to Husband
Dear Beatrice Fairfax

During our married life, which has been eleven years. my wife
has left me and slipped away with other men many times. Every
time, she'd come back after q few days, cry and beg me to forgive
her and because / somehow still loved her, and also because of our
three children, + havesso far always taken her back. After a while
it was the same thing all over again.
Of course we have had many dreadful fights about this. but to
date I've never done anything definite. about it because. I guess, !
just don't know what to do. Now, though, it's getting so that I can't
sleep or eat for worry and wondering on the way home from work
every night whether I'll find here there or not. If I should have a
breakdown, i don't know what would ever happen to the children if
they had to live with their mother and without me.
Can.you advise me on how to handle this?
Lewis 3.
, 1963-09-27

Ford for "The. Long Flight He joins a very distinguished cast, in
GLIDING Spencer Tracy, Jimmy Stewart, Richard Widnnark, Karl
Maiden, Carroll Baker. Elizabeth Allen and others.
Ricardo plays the role Of a Cheyenne Indian Chief and he'll be
very good. Versatility is middle name. You'll remember how out
standing he was as the japanese Kabuki dancer in "Sayonara," and
in Love Is A Ball1 he really put himself over as the French Prince.
Ones fthe guests Bing Crosby has signed for his big Nov. z TV
Top hat and tails. Knowing Buddys talents, he'll dance for one Of
his numbers Another guest star is that fine singer Dean Martin.
Bing was asked by Frank Sinatra to appear in a role in robin
and the Seven Hoods" and as a reciprocation, Sfnara win be on his
show. Bill Morrow, Crosbys pal and writer for almost 20 years, is
writing the show. for which Andre Previn is doing the music.
Continued on next pagey
, 1963-09-27
by DON Purker
r. A RACE Truck ,

IF IA RACE TRACK can bar a mar. why can't a man bar a race
track? Saragota is On the barred list. Or 50 it seems from the
appearance Of So many New Workers here for the first time in years.
Could it be that Saratoga's Racing Centenary is a flop on the plain
and simple grounds that no race tracker wants to be reminded that
he's been around q hundred years? $500
A bus driver found q Morning Telegraph with immortal mark
ings in the pastzperformance pages. The author, q Handicapped who
pencils in his opinion next to the name Of the horse he picks, left
this masterpiece for US and for our posterity:
lt Race: A cinch. Can't see how he can lose. 49,
Ind Race: You can go to the pawn shop and borrow money on
this one. ~,
srd Race: viii win by the length Of the home stretch.
4h Race: Al copperriveted, chromun-pated certainty
, 1963-09-27

Dear Mr.. B..
dreadful problem-and i think it's incredible that you haven't
take it for granted that you've never even talked it over with some
advisor. This is what you should have done long ago and ought to
do at once.
There are many types of advisors. Of course. including those at
various family service organizations, professional marital councillors
or individuals such as your pastor or priest. So decide which Of
these you'd prefer to consult and then, without any further delay,
make an appointment to go over the whole problem in complete
detail
And remember, this isn't something which affects you alone but,
even more important. your three children as well
If you feel you need any specific help in selecting a counsellor,
let me know.
What You Can Do Is To cali Ii Quits
Dear Beatrice Fairfax:
I'm Is and my boy friend IS Il. we've been going together for
Continued. On next page9
, 1963-09-27
ganop.

9Th Race: AS sure a sdeath and taxes.
It'll Race: Shift in the weights makes him a sandout
9th Race: All the way: cannot lose.
9th Race: GET EVEN WITH THIS ONE.
SOMETHING HAS been added to the clubhouse here: a Turf and
Field Room, open to the public. Aforementioned, elegantly furnished;
a service bar. and a roast beef bufet.
THAT WAS a nice column you wrote" said the race track
hustler, q phony.
What column? He didn't remember. They never remember.
Anyway, he said it was Fabulous" He has a one-word vocabulary:
Fabulous. Does he know the etymology Of the word?
It's more fun waIkink the boardwalk viii a girl who has a two
word vocabulary: But definitely"
Continued on next pagel
, 1963-09-27
What You Can Do Is To Cal Il Quits

Dear Beatrice Fairfax :
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
lCONTlNUEDl

ASPEN HILLc-New, 4-bedrm. ram.
bier, 2 baths, lge. fin. rec. rm,,
fully air eond. CT MORTGAGE avail,
S23,400. VIII. 2-635S,
BETHESDA - A really charming
brick rambler In excellent condi-
ton with 3 good bedrooms, un-
usually nice recreation room. Close
to schools. This house has every
thing, and can. be bought FILA
for APPROXIMATELY ~ BOO cash in.
SIS down OF to qualified veterans
Call Wo. 6-2300 til o. EDW. II
JONES a CO., INC, REALTORS,
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REALTORS JU. $1,000

CHEVY CHASE = Brk. cape COD,
ist flry liv. rm. with fircpl., din
Tm,, kit, 2 bedrmsy full bath,
scr. pch rear, off din, rm. and
kit 2nd fir, 2 Ice bedrms, fun
bath. fun bamt.. paneied rec. Tm
with flrepl., laundry, X bath, gar
High School, Leland Jr. High. pub.
lie, paroehial elementary schools
Both. shop. area. banks Mint
cond. Low sos, Call OIL. 2-O8ns
weekdays after Q pm, week end,
anytime.
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3-bedrm. Colonial. Nv. rm.. sepa-
rate din. rm.. equipped KIT. and
family rm.. fenced lot. Only S12,-
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ANDY MOORE, Realtor
MOORE a MOORE, REAL ESTATE
BRENTWOOD 4 bedrms,, ~
baths. sep. din. rm. and den. fun
bsmt., garage, over $4,000 spent
In remodeling in last yr. OF no
SIS dn., FLA $1,000 dn. S19,050.
AP. 7-4646.
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CARROLLTON-Imagine payments
Of S12b.46 incl. everything after
a modest down payment will make
you the owner Of this elegant
rambler with 3 bedrms., full bsmt.,
nice rec. rm. and it's vacant fol
immed. occupancy.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC,
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GRAY-KESSINGER

ST. JOHNS PARISH AREA-"Tl
won't last" 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
home with sep. din. rm. and rec.
rm., screened porch, walk TO
schools. WE TAKE TRADES. Only
g1I 900
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, ND,
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA,

AIR-CoND, CONTEMPORARY
HOLM HfLLB-One-le rambler
IN award-yinning community. Ex-
tra.largo kit, huge ilv, rm.. din.
area bedtms. ! y baths, ~
ming and tennis club membefshiu
included. Sale by OWNER, for
$4,000. Call 76s.750b,
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OAKVIEW

oGA<ANANAO'I q OA A4O
Plus full bsmt. with huge rec. rm.
year old. S22, 800. 10es dn. 30
year loan available. HE. 9-2400.
MORRIS HERMAN a. CO., Realtors
OWNERS LOSS YOUR GAIN on
this 3-bedrm. Colonial with sep
din. rm., lge. storage attic. Full
price S12,250. $500 total cash
incl. settlement. Vacant. Immedi-
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Shannon & Luchs


CHEvY CHASE. close in-vaeant
Tedecorated center-hall brick Co
lOniAl, 24-ft. liv. rm, family din
rm, modern kitchen, DEN AMI
POWDER RIM. on LIST; 3 bedrma
2 baths on End. finished ane
heated dormltory nm, rec. fm.
maids rm. and full bath, 2-eai
attached EaraEe Approx y acre
Priced IN low aos. Close % y. c
transp, 90, EN-. 2-7400; ewes.
NArr,tLlI I'D. nrAIrnpc
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CHERRY BLOSSOM ROW-This Il
q real beauty. Custom built Eng.
lish-style brick home amid tall
trees. featuring 4 bedrms. and
baths, lge. separate dining nm.
with picture window view Un-
usually attractive and priced 70
sell. Only $3.50 Assume Ice.
lst trust. To see this Is 70 buy,
b ~, . ~ Os;.nrrn nnrnr,,-r ,rnnrr
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HOUSES URFURN. TO RENT

AEC-IBM AREA--Home Of tradi-
tional design on acre, bed
rms. plus den. 3 baths. family
rm. opens 10 patio, S275 per mo.
with option to buy for S36.750.
YouNKlN a Co. 933-1500 TIL Q
ARLINGTON, s., mr.. Pent.-Mod.
2-bedrm. brk. duplex. EQUIP. kit.
Avail. now. $40 mo. CAL JA; g.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTINuEDl

BELTsvILLE-NEwl NEW NEW
3-bedrm, rambler. Country Kit.
walk.out bsmt,. rural setting
$4,000, 1850 dn., $685. 8 mo
BARANEK REALTY co,
UN, 4-l300 I'VE Trade" WA 7.AeQq
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u ACRE

3-bedrm. brick rambler on Guide
sac. Modern kit. with table SPACE
VA no money dn. Total monthly
payments, S127.40.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABOVE COLEsvILLE-Nsw center
hall 4-bedrmg . bath Colonial
on acre, Dashboard heat, un-
beaiable yaluel S20Ob0. Call ~.
b-tHHt.
Greater Maryland Prom. ~ a-i24O
ASHTON. ND. Colonial, ~ acres.
I ige. trees, a4a.b0O AgHTOK
REAtTY co, Ev 4-i7t3,
AsHBURTON-Immed posa,, little
/ cash. lmmac split rec rm.,
l baths, carport, &9k,b00, n. N
LEVY, nfn-7i00
BETHEsDA AREA--New two-storJ
rambler In q wooded setting lust
OF Rock Greek Park Centraily
air cond., 4 bedrms., 3 full baths
centsr-hAll entrance. panelsd fam.
w rm., built-in garage unusual
patins and stone vail sf0,UnO.
Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL, 4-iftI
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BERWYN HEIGHTS
Reduced TO S17,95O, 3-bedrm. brieh
rambler. table space kit. with eve.
level oven. bsmt. Situated on q
acre lot, Owner anxious. VA OF
FILA.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HOWARD COUNTY

,,,,,W WV ND NUNNII
IMMEDIATE PoSSEs6IONii
on this lovely 3.bedrm. RANCH
.ri ~, home in CQLUt BTA HILIs.
Only 2 years old. FIREPLACE,
mahogany paneled CLUBROON In
full bsmti screened PATIO: dou-
bic CARPoRT Call 30l-HO.
h-384g o. ~, ls5lll dial SOD.
X. p. HENDERSON A CO., INC,
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0 4nBFn 4SEH 9H-RislTTiHfT

COLLEGE PARK-Spaeious, older
Colonial on level 75x125 II. lot,
with garage. Large liv. rm., over
size din. rm.. newly furnished
dream kitchen, 3 bedrms., closed
In porch and bsmt. Only Slb,950,
with no down payment on Oh
tpYmR
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CARROLLTON = 3-bedrm., ~
bath brick rambler, liv. rm.. fire
pl., tiled bsmt. with v bath
carport, FILA, S20.750. o. d
FIELD, INC, REALTORS. JU. g.
7II3, q It'll o.
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those who think Young, 3 bedrms'
den, firepl. Asking SI7.95O.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VIII. 6-230C
WHEATON-Walk to st. Gather.
ines, beaut. all brick, 3 bedrooms
din. rm., rec. nm. $3.50 down.
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor, 949-l950
WHEATON-3 bedrms. plus Ice
family room with adjoining pow.
der rm., sep. din. rm. and bsmt
Assume lge. loan Sl4,950. J. C.
CONLEY, REALTORS, JU. 9-4134
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Charming brick rambler with CEN
trail air cond. on attractive lot in
most desirable area. Entrance
hall, separate dining rm., den, 3
bsmt. with playroom. maids rm.
and bath. Large porch and gear
attached garage. A lovely home
priced in the 40s. MRS. DEVINE.
OIL. 2-5041 or OIL. 4-9333, J. F.
BEGG, INC. zoos Old George
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


NEW BRICK-and-redwood 4-leyel
Split on beautiful A-acre lot:
built-in garage, additional family
rmy equipped kit, sep. din. rm.
ana sensational zoned control
Dashboard hot-water heat; vncani
Tor immed. possession!
INCEST in the neighborhood Is thu
pest description for this beautiful
-nedrm, rambler with finished
patio and barbecue firepl. Already
approved for S13.250 with no 81
down and low settlement cost.
STORCH
REAL ESTATE sP, 3-45OO
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WHEATON,

Large 4-level split, 4 bedrms., 2h
baths. assume large 4lz9o loan on
FHA terms, price Of S24,7b0. 949-
4434.
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SUMNER

Centrally Aforementioned Colonial
rambler on quiet cul-de-sac. A
bedrooms, 2 baths, 1st-floor IL
brary and "a bath. Full basement,
recreation room and fireplace.
Evenings, Mrs. MacKinley, IA,
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Handsome brk. Colonial situated on
attractive lot overlooking wooded
parkland. Center-entTance hall
spacious liv. and din. rms, kit
with buffers pantry. Secluded
screened porch. Large paneied II.
brary with fireplace. 3 twin-siRs
bedrmS., 2 baths. Pull bsmt. with
maids rm and bath. 2-ear garage
Avail, immed. Call Mrs. Mackie
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BOGLEY

REALTORS
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NORTHWOOD, Silver spring-3-
bedrm., 2 u bath split-level on
wooded site, Large liv. Tm., den.
kit, sub-bsmt. with exit. plenty Of
storage space, brand-new wall-to-
CARPET incl; S23,750 FLA. ~.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

CoLMAR MANOR-Ideai home fol
large family. bedrms., sep. din
rm., encl. porch, rec. rm. In full
bsmt, S12,950. va no s down. Cal
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