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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26
BY Alfred AndrioIo

MEANWHILE, pCNN m THE STREET, A MAN ma
MECHANICS UNIFORM WORKS DELIBERATELY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-26

Answers 70 sCALDED
sale, saddle. scale, scald. seal. sled
slade, .caddle, case, eade, clad, addle.
laced, lade, lead. daee, dale, deal, dead.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

Quotations Furnished by the Associated Press)
6263 Sales Net
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Evening star., 1963-01-27
Stocks Extend
Gains Despite
PrOfit-Taking
BY ED MORSE
Associated Press Business Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The
stock market advanced stub
bornly this week against profit
taking and racked up its sixth
straight weekly rise.
The Associated Press average
of go stocks rose 81 to 255.4,
The Dow industrials ended the
week with a gain of Tie at
679.7l.
Except for Wednesday, when
steels and rails we're in gear,
pacing an old-fashioned rally,
the markets daily gains were
narrow. But every day brought
plus signs to the averages and
the sum total was respectable
The market was eating into
an overhead supply" of stock
for sale, held by those who did
not get out of the market in
time to secape the sharpest
phase Of the spring plunge.
Upon occasion, the market be-
gan declining in the face of
this type of selling, but before
a day ended prices always re-
covered.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York
Evening star., 1963-01-27
YOUR MONEYS WORTH
Natural Cos
Outlook Stable

Despite the fact that United
States homes now use 80 mil
lion gas ranges, Is million gas
central heating systems, "a
million gas room heaters, Is
million gas water heaters, 4
million gas clothes dryers and
millions of gas refrigerators,
incinerators and lamps, less
than half of the 1896 billion
cubic feet of natural gas sold
this year will be for residential
uses. A larger share will go to
industrial customers for use
in heat-treating and processing
nearly every type of consumer
goods.
What impact does this dual
demand by homes and indus
tries have on the supply, price
and control of natural gas?
Here are some answers to ques-
tions from William G. Mcguire,
chairman and president of
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Co.. which operates close to
10000 miles of transmission
line supplying a market area Of
II million people in IL Mid
western States.
Porter: How much of a gas
reserve is there in the United
States?
Mcguire: Best estimates are
that today's proved reserves are
268 trillion cubic feet, enough
to last more than a quarter
century. We know we can meet
the requirements of this gen.
Grafton and the next.
Porter: Clearly, we need not
worry about the outlook for gas
supplies. But isn't there some
thing unbalanced about a rela-
tionship in which more than
half Of each years gas sales
goes to industry?
Mcguire: No. Industrial sales
Evening star., 1963-01-27
: BY SYLVIA PORTER

help the gas industry level out
the demand load around the
calendar, and by absorbing a
share of the fixed costs of
operating transmission lines
they actually help bring down
the cost of gas to the house
hold consumer. While there
are huge unexplored reserves
OF natural gas throughout the
world, in most countries where
gas is known to exist the oub-
lie can't buy it, because there
isn't enough industrial use 10
justify exploration, transmits
sion and distribution of the
fuel. Industrial sales are as
important to the residential
consumer as to the gas in
dustry.
Porter: What bearing do de-
pletion allowances have on the
cost of gas
Mcguire: Depletion" is moth
ing more than recognition of
the enormous risks involved in
the extraction industries-gas,
oil, copper, iron, coal, etc. One
recent dry hole drilled by an
oil company cost about SIS mil
lion. The depletion allowance
provides the incentive to risk
investment of that magnitude
to find and market the fuel and
minerals our economy requires.
With depletion allowances In
effect-they were first enacted
by Congress nearly so years ago
the cost of gas has remained
remarkably stable for years.
Retail gas prices have very lit
tie influence on the cost Of liv-
ing index.
Porter: What is the outlook
for natural gas prices2
Mcguire: A period Of relative
price stability is in prospect for
our industry, but, of course,
rates and revenues relate to
the forces of competition even
in a regulated industry. Impor-
tant. too, is the attitude of the
Federal Power Commission and
State regulatory agencies in
recognizing all elements that
Influence rates. Fortunately, the
present FPC has taken some
vigorous steps to clear out bu-
reaucratic cobwebs that have
hampered regulatory actions
for years and have been costly
not only to the industry but
also to the consumer.
Porter: What new concepts
in the use of gas do you foresee
as likely to have the greatest
effect on the gas industry's
future?
Mcguire: All the answers to
this question are exciting and
very much in the cards for the
immediate future.
The likeliest are universal
adoption of gas air condition
ing; use of natural gas turbines
for on-site generation of elec-
trical energy; a considerable
expansion of gas utilization for
industrial processing. and the
working of more and greater
miracles by the petrochemical
industry which uses hydrocar-
bons extracted from natural
gas as raw material for new
products.
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Evening star., 1963-01-27

Stock Exchange were Ameri-
can Motors, up u at 2034 on
629,60O shares; American Pho
tocopy, up 3la at 142s; General
Motors, up Ia at 623s; Ford,
up 70 at 44l2, and Chrysler, up
21s at 821s.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09
American Football League Points Out Top Gridders

NEW YORK (R - The latest sta- tistics from the American Football League show former Miami All America end Bill Miller of the Buffalo Bills is the leading pass receiver in the AFL. Twelve passes caught by Miller in a game Satur- day night, boosted his seasons to- tai catches to s. They have ac- counted for 564 yards.
 Len Dawson of the Kansas City Chiefs is the leagues number one passer. He has thrown 12 touch down passes.
 Larry Garron of the Boston Pa triOtS remains the AF'L's leading rusher, having gained 306 yards in 80 carries.
 Boston also has the leagues lead ing scorer, Rino Carpelletli. He's scored 31 points.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09
Dodgers Manager Aston Hailed as LA. Hero

LOS ANGELES (R - One year ago in Los Angeles, Dodgers Man. ager Walter Aston was hanged in effigy because his team had blown the 1862 National League pennant. Today, Alston's picture is hanging in department store windows throughout Los Angeles with such captions as "Alston, Manager of The Year." and We Want Walter"
 The turn-about, is of course, the result of the Dodgers pennant vic tory this year, and their incredible four-game sweep of the New York Yankees in the World Series.
 Aston is being hailed as a mana gerial genius who guided weak hitting, faulty fielding Dodger team to one of the most smashing victories baseball has known.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09

Gene Fullmer is fighting a battle with himself these days try ing to decide whether or not to continue in boxing. The former middleweight champion says a little voice keeps urging him to try just one more fight while his wife wants him to call it quits ever since his losing effort last August to the current titleholder - Dick Tiger.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09

The Los Angeles Angels baseball team will play through the 1865 season at least in the Dodgers Chavez Ravine Stadium. A club spokesman said it would have been necessary to give the Dodgers mo- tice by the end of the past season, and this wasn't done. There had been rumors that the Angeles would move to the Coliseum or elsewhere after 1864 season to give the club more identity.
 Mainly because of quarterback Roger Staubach, Navy has taken over the lead in scoring, total of fense and forward passing in ma jor college football. Navy has a pass completion record of 723 yards - 24l air yards per game. The teams total offense record is 1,275 yards, an average of 425 per game. The team has made 105 points this season, an average of
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09
St. Louis Cards Pilot is Manager of The Year

NEW YORK R-Johnny Keane, who piloted the St. Louis Car dinals to a surprising second-place finish, was named today as Ma tional League Manager of the Year" for 1863.
 The 51-year-old Redbirds' skip per was an overwhelming choice in the annual Associated Press poll of sports writers and sports casters. Of the n ballots cast, Keane received 53 votes.
 Walter Aston, manager of the world champion Los Angeles Dod- gers, was second with Is votes. Bobby Bragan, whose Milwaukee Braves finished sixth, got the re- maining three votes. Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phils, who was Manager of the Year" in 1862, failed to get a vote this year.
 The balloting was based on the teams performance during the regular National League season.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09

Letter-size and Legal File Folders
 For Sale al inc Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09
"The Sports Corner"
SPORTS WHIRL

The Los Angeles Dodgers will give Manager Walt Aston a salary boost next year - possibly to the $50,000 bracket. Aston made about $42,OO0 this season. He has man. aged the Dodgers ten seasons. Un- der him they have won four pen nants and three world champion ships.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09
N Club Athletes
 To Aid Athletic Program

A new organization called the IN" Club is in the embryonic stage at the Nome High School The clubs members are those who have earned varsity letter awards at Nome High School.
 "N' Club Officers for this year are: Oscar Swanson, President; Stephen Anderson, Vice President: Bud Walker, Secretary, and Stan ley Anderson, Treasurer. Other members include John Bahnke, Ken Okitkon, Dave Charles, Andy Miller, Homer Hoogendorn, Joe Curran and Bobby Fagerstrom.
 The purpose of the organization is to aid in the promotion of a bet ter athletic program at Nome High School. Faculty sponsors will be NanOOk Assistant Coach Milton Johnson and Coach Ray Tinjun.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09

35 per game.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09

In 1887 only one out of seven cancer patients survived; today one out of three does. In 1887 admission to mental hospital was considered almost tantamount to a death sentence; today tWo-t thirds of the new patients are released in 12 months or less.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09
SHARP BIVALVES OUTWITTED

It is often rumored that razor clans may be found in the Safety Lagoon area, although none are found in the vicinity of Nome. Re- ports have it that during this past low water, clans were dug by en- terprising individuals at Safety.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09
500 SCRATCH BOWLING LEAGUE

Monday. Oct. 7 - High Series: Hester GA, Carpenter COG, Luke 595. High game: Carpenter PA, Lienard 221, Hester 213.
 Top Three:
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09

The good old days: Remember when an allergy was merely an itch, and all you did for it was scratch?
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-09

Lauro Salas, once the world lightweight boxing champion, was sentenced in Los Angeles yesterday to 30 days in jail and three years probation. Salas was convicted of assaulting a 59-year- old man out side a restaurant in Los Angeles last February. The victim, Albert Salcldo, said he had asked Salas to repay a $25 loan. Salas now is 38 years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
BANNoCKSiBURN HTS.

Gorgeous large Colonial brick resi-
expensive homes in 4 beautiful
wooded area. Only 10 minutes to
d. c. over the new River I'd. high
way. A luxurious home almost
newt w/beautiful Appointments
throughout and equipped for lux
urios living. Spacious living and
dining rms, Ice. de luxe kitchen.
Paneled study, powder rm.. 8 lovely
twin bedrms. and 3 tile baths
Outstanding garden-levei family
rm., 2-car carport and 9 splendid
deep shaded lot; CENTRALLY
upper h1Is FoT details rsil am 'ie
sETHEsDA-cHEyY I'll OFFICE
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BETHESDA
A Terrific Housed
Prestige Area-Close In

B BEDRMB.---4 BATHS
Authentic brick Colonial with cen.
ter hall, powder room, den, living
TOCn, slnlns rem AI hIs6s5 P ESS
hath. End M; . bedrooms. 2
baths with q finished dormitory
room above, Basement recreation
room, maids room, bath. oil H.
". heat. In the foriiesl
RKALIbTiNos corr, 0bi.ahab
BETHEsDA. walk 70 NfH--a-ieyel
split. lac. cathedral ceiling w.
he. Uppsr level has bedrms.
Tor = plus denl. 2 full baths.
Loser level has walk-out rec. rms
utll rm., extra rm. With Y bath,
could be finished off, Huge ecr,
porch, earport, Wall.to-wall caT-
petlns. bpllt-in lntsf.eofn.. built
In pterso hi-fi. Tremendous closets
and storage SPACE, NJ schools,
buses. SEE any time by Appt. Csll
OF. e-seb7 FOR SALE BY OWN.
IN FOR s2e,b00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

LANGLEY PARK = Just listed
Newly ,UE.,S decor cor. brick rick rambler with
QE kit. daylight bsmt.. lOxi2
din. ell, I Y baths and q lovely
wooded lot with patio. Call HE.
C. paul hickman. inc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. ,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY /.


Brick spiit.levei, wooded lot pleas.
Ing view from every window. Lge
liv: rm.. din, rm.,. spacious kit, 3
rec. rm. With firepi.. ser. porch
earpoTt. Walk TO all schools. Won
derful house for living and en-
.t tsrt1 kITSy Mdid-sO'. M. 1.aao4
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALEX. AREA - Sib.b50,
3 bedrm.. semidei. home
featuring sep. din, rm.. and
beautifully finished rec, rm.,
IN baths. Near swimming
pool and schools. Excellent
terms arranged, including
FHA or OF. Ewes WE. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

BROOKsIDE F0RRsT--Just q few
blks. from trade and ir. high
schools, bus and shopping IL this
huge 4-bearm. brk. Cape Cod with
2h baths, rec. rm., screened
porch. garage and 9 wooded lot.
1mmed. possess. Go FHA $4,000,
J. C. CONLEY, REALTORS, u.
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Pobiak a. Pobiak

REALTORS OIL. $4,000
BETHESDA = Reduced 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial. liv. rm. with fire.
pl.. wall-to-wall carpet. sep. din.
rm., kit. with table space, screened
porch, rec. rm. with built-in bar,
Handicapped lot with patio and bar
becue, Low eos. OIL. ceres.
GEO. W, ROBERTSON, REALTOR
OF. 2-2123 Eve. 6b2-s090
BETHESDA - BRADLEY BLVD.
AREA. New offering Of q luxurious
brick home. only years old.
and q real Joy TO see. Generous
size living and dining rooms, de
luxe kitchen with serving bar
and large breakfast area, 4 bed
rooms, 3 tile baths, huge ground
level family room with fireplace
and sliding glass doors to patio
overlooking beautiful wooded area.
Built-In garage. Expensive CARPET
and drapes. Large level lot. and
many other desirable features
all for under $4,000. For de-
BETHEsDA-cHEvY CHASE orc.
49, q
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II AM. TIL DARK
SILVER SPRING (Franklin- Flower
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
By OWNER. Huge 8 tvin-siSe bed
with everytSinsi CENTRAL AIR
COND.,. Baby Grand" liv. rm.
w/firepl,, all-elec. oE kitchen,
dishwasher. disposal. table space.
Sengti pa me, re; rmi WIma5ny
I'm. den or office. plus full bath.
lst-flr. powder rm.. screen porch,
formal din. rm.. lge. storage attic.
FHA S23,bQ0 willow On. pymt.
Cow. 10 schools. churches, shop
ping, transp.. incl. new BeltWay.
Many, many extras, incl. storm
doors and windows, burglar proof
ing. fire alarms. elec. washer and
dryer, etc. Beautifully freed and
Anehor-fenced rear yard w/large
comb; storage and playhouse. u.
7-63e0.
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EDWARDS e. RENICK
CoNST. co.
MA. 2-ll9o, Ewes. EN-. 3-o3i7

sILvER SPRING = Aii-brk. Cane
Cod, bedrms., large SEP. din
ruis lly. rm. with. flTepl,, huge
corner LOT completely fenced, full
bamt. with rec. rng and bath.
only &iSnbO. Move IN Inn
sUB6RbAN PRoPERTIEs. MOT.
SILVER SPRING, Pour Corners
area-charmine brick Cape Cod.
liy, rm, with flrepl., sen. din. rm,.
well-equip, hit, plus lfe, den, pan.
sled rec, rna, .Raraae. All on lovely,
freed level lot. Priced W low,
low 20s. Cali ~ S.Q0t0 now.
sAfrfsnEs. . Trade II you IKE s..
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HOUSES For SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
MT. RAINIER

Near Rhode Island ave. and
all transportation, We have
this lovely capt. property.
Upstairs apt, includes fur
niture. Also features lge.
wa k-out rec. rm., 2-car de-
tached garage. level yard.
ist-floQr apt. has Q rms.
with Ice. extra-hright kit.
Owner retiring 10 Florida,
asking only S16,g50 with
Just $4,000 down payment.
4 BEDRM.-2 BATH
Cape Cod home with ad-
ditional bsmt. ant, Needs
some decorating but a real
buy ct $4,000, Veteran no
down payment or only
$4,000 dn. conventional.
Both Kitchens all equipped,
screened porch, hot-water
heat. Vacant. Call to see.
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STORCH



BETsDA = Ideal location. near
Mn new YMcA. ali schools and
on y line. fmmae. 3-bedrm, Co
ionA Fireplace IN a0-ft. living
rm Asparate dining ffn., screened
aldebofch. ist.floor powder rm.,
rec. an, IN bamt, with outside en-
tFa4, large Handicapped lot, shade
Lcse0S, ~ OWNER, 5os.Oiit,
nETNspA--waik 70 NfH. Center
bal Nplit.level, lat floor. has 90
N. N, rns paneled den. sep,
din rms large kit, , bedfms,
anot baths up. built-in earaee,
Bethesda Realty
RKATons OIL. 4.ifih
nFflYsDA = Lovely and almost
nss snlit-level With 4 bedrma., z
has large rec, rm. with flrgpll
unNlevahly priced II So 900
bar6s.kttIfidE. REAEToE'
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Shannon & Luchs

b000 Conn. Ave. ''our 5sth Year.
BRADLEY BLVD, AREA, close-in-
Brk. Colonial. B rms. and powder
rm, on lst mr.. 3 bedrms, and
bath. Short walk TO Bradley shop.
ctr. schl: bus \ blk; away. Quick
BAKER, OIL. 2-7616.
BRADLEY HILLS AREA-4-bedrm.
2-bath brick Colonial In prestige
area, library, powder rm., screened
porch and fabulous kitchen on
lst, 2-car ssrasge' rec: rm. Mid
BOGLEY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-~MD. }
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(cONTINUeDl
BETHESDA WEST
WESTGATE

AIR CONDITIONED. CENTER
hall Colonial, near every
thing. Large DEN on LIST
floor. 3 really good-slEe bed
rms, 2 baths up. Garage,
porch, large lot. Low 30s.
Assume $l9,s00 Az * loan.
OIL. 2-91O4. OIL. 1861.
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SILVER SPRING, 1 blk. EXP. bus
short walk Blair H. g., Acad.
H.N.,. st, Michaeps-4-b.r. bTk, co.
lonial. liv. rm. with firepl.. sep
din; rm.. extra lge. kit, rec. rm
o Gisa 1if: ss4.5Sd bu 10. 'g.lSO.S baths
SILVER SPRING = Close-in brick
rambler In excel. cond., center
hall plan, 3 bedrms... mod. kit.
stone firepl.. extra closet space
baths, semifinished full bsmt,
patio, fenced yard, shade trees,
blk. TO bus and st. Johns sehl
walk TO pub. schls, Dead-end ct
rhA appraised 100000, extras
SILVER sPRING-Unusual contem,
porary split-level, fully air cond.
oedrms. 2 " fancy baths, fam.
~ Tm., screened porch and patio
YouNKiN q CO, sss.lSOO TIL Q
SPRING. -Four Corners
area-Nearly new gpotless 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick split-leVel, lovely
kit. with eating area, rec, rm.,
beautiful level lot. S22,25O. ROB.
~ H: KENT q CO.. u. e-s000
Realtors,
SILVER SPRING, Northwest Branch
Estates-Nearly new a-bedrm.. g.
bath brick split-leyel. beautiful
rec. rm, and 2 additional bedrms.
Ice. patio. House Is loaded with
extras. All rooms lac. Very spa
cious lot. Must be seen 10 be
appreciated. S3s,9bO, ROBERf
4. KENT d CO., ~. $4,000.
SILVER sPRING-By OWNER a.
bedrm. Colonial with everything,
Walk 70 church, schools and shop-
ping. FLA at $4,000. ready 70 70.
BUYER r caii oM sHs Ss7SSs Sslilisd
SILVER sPRIN0--H-v. heat, fire
pl., att. garage, intercom., dish
washer. disposal. rec. rm., sep,
bath 2nd flr. WIN redecorate~ Ia
suit. Cow. TO downturn schools,
By o 5li 5s7-la4ss e % Sih INSPECT.
SILVER SPRING, Blair High area
Near. tennis courts, pretty 3
DIT. brk. rambler, FHA, S10,7bO.
rAKOMA REALTY ~. $1,000
CAV 1AN o. MNAAN1 VIlly AIIa0UU.
All brick, center-hall Colonial. I,iv.
I'm. WLfirepl., sep. din. rrn., 3 bed
rms, " baths, rec. rm, W/exit.
MARVIN BROWN ASSOC, Cali M.
Maged. JU. $500 Or ~. b-36i3.
SLIGO Golf COURSE AND BUS
are mr.. this most attr. 3-bedrm.
rambler on lovely wooded fenced
lot Colonial STYLED llv. rm, kit,
sled rec. rm. Of unusual quality.
Bomb shelter, lee. scr. pch,, stor-
age attic. Just listed. S24,gb0.
GRAY-KESSINGER
REALTORS Ju. 6-6l0O
SOMERSET AREA-centraily air.
sond. Colonial with 8 bedrms. on
Tmd' an se q. i Library and powder
Ewes. call OIL. 2-s534.
BOGLEY
700a WIZ Ava ~ a ,oan
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M0.
M0MTGoMERY COUNTY
SILVER SPRING
COLESVILLE MANOR
4 BEDROOMS

4 BEDROOMS
Immaculate brick split level on
beaut. lot g0x260. This home Is
II tip-top shape. center-hall plan,
2O-ft, liv; rm., 3 full baths, side
set. porch, carport. Property Is
vacant. Priced S34,050.
EDWARDS g. RENICK
CONST. co.
Ma. 2-ll99, Ewes, EN-. S-9S17
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Jacob & Warwick
ALL OF THIS

~
Is yours II you act immediatay
OF 4 y q interest first-trust tdAn
which can be assumed on thfK.4-
bedrm., 2-bath split-level home on
cul-de-sac. House features cathe-
dral ceiling in living rm. and din.
ing rm., sliding doors from living
rm. TO patio, complete. modern
kit. Sale includes Wall-to-wail
carpeting In living Tm., dining
rm;. and stairs. Grapes In liv. rm.
and din. rm., 2 window air con
ditioners, glass shower Doors IN
bathroom plus warranty on equip
ment. This cream puff IL emily
Si9,500. Call for appointment.
Town d Country
PROPS. INC, REALTORS
OFF1CE. TE. 6-gpi5
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FAIRlaWN vILLA0E.ANAcosTIA

Immediate 2-bedrm. brick semi,
Nv. In din. rm.. kitchen, full
1smk attic. Large fenced yard
OFFERED WITH PRIDE first time
EASY TO BUY. Convenient IA
senoca ehurehee. shonpingl
CURTIS BROS.
583-S00 248-5800
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4 BEDRM.-2 BATH
The PerrY Boswell Co.

The Perry Boswell Co.
N'Ai'S OFFICE OPEN 0 % VA T 4
OxON HILL AREA, 1900 ABBING.
TON DIE In beaut.. RIVER RIDGE
ESTATES. 6-rm, brick rambler, liV.
rm,, din. area, beaut. mod, kit.
bedrms.. bath, large screened pch.,
full bsmt, with "a bath. large rec.
rmy bnilt=in gar. For full details
ooEEsBBYl y 4 RICE e ri REALTY uifYfo'
Owner transferred. Immaculate
home, excel. neighborhood. All
city utilities, convenient To- every
$4,000; approx. $4,000 cash In
GLIDING settlement In qualified
purchaser. Sl35 pi.ti,
pEED REAL ESTATE 24s-4sss
OxON HILL, River Ridge-si 500
On. payment incl. settlement fol-
this 4-bedrm.. v bath brk. canS
COD. sep. din, rfn., rec, rm., bsmt
Jo tsRSfq r. ya WEB IS Hasii' RS s-s4oc
PALMER PARK-sanb down ineis
settlement. Sn050 mo. incl. prin,,
int. taxes, insur, 3-bedrm. ram
pier, stove, refgr., patio. fenced
lot. Immac. Vacant. move right
in. Call OWNER, DU. 7-020n.
PALMER PARK-"Why crowd youi
family2" Here's 4-bedrm., 2-batt
poten, wLbsnt.. new-house cond
Only S13.25O. No down CT.
BELTsvILLE = "Peachy" 2-bedrm
rambler with 2-bedrm. apt. in
bsmt.. garage. S16,500. terms.
RIvERDALE = owner must sell
Lovely older home. 49, iiv. rm
l6' din. rm. PLUS 5 bedrms,, 2
baths, bsmt. All for S17.950.
Baranek Realty Co.
UN. $1,000 I'VE Trade" wa. 7-4ss3
SEABR0OK - Brand-new rambler
with hot-water Dashboard heat
Finished rec, room. walkout base.
ment, full dining room with slid.
ing glass doors TO sun deck. Stun.
ming kitchen and bath. LARGE LOT
Pull price lust S17,e5O. First time
advertised.
THOMAS P. HALEY. Realtor