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Miniature Plants
Good New Book

MINIATURE PLANTS AND
GARDENS. By Bernice Bril-
mayer. Doubleday L Co.;
A.sSO
An excellent book that covers
just about every detail in the
growing Of miniature plants for
indoor gardens and out-of-doors,
written in a most readable man.
ner. The late Mrs. Brilmayer
was an avid gardener and re-
lates many experiences about
miniature plants and their uses.
Not only does she write about
them In general terms but she
also gives much detail about
the many individual plants,
their special requirements,
places Of use and where to buy
them.
Miniature plants have forged
to the front In many gardeners
thinking and this Is a most
timely book. Small lots and
patio gardens as well as the
indoor use Of dish gardens, ter
rariums and other places where
small plants are needed to fit
within the bounds Of the avail
able space, or where scale Is
an important feature Of the ar
rangement, are dealt with at
considerable length In this book.
Soil mixes, culture, watering,
propagation and many other de-
tails are given adequate treat
ment In each Of the several Sec
tons - house plants, window
garden plants, terrarium plants,
sink gardens, rock gardens and
q host Of others. Because light
Is so important to the growth
and Towering Of plants 1t Is fully
discussed In every appropriate
section. W. H. Y.
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scripts in Nev York Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions are Offered As a guide to area UeDers.
The Great Adventure The Death Of Sitting Bull" Part
Good dramatized history It's thorough account Of
the story of Indian scouts working for the gvernmen
who try to put down possible uprising and find they
have to shoot famous Sitting Bull Ricardo Montalban
stars Sioux Philip Crow forced to go against his
people 7:30 pm, WToP-s.
Bob Hope Theatre. Premiere). "A Killing at Sundal Rod
Servings highly touted drama has thoughtful premise
fine performance by Stuart Whitman in the lead, and
bit too much talk to maintain its suspense. Serling
tells about an Indian who returns to the town that
hanged his father rich ready to buy out its debts
If it rubS out the life of the who marked his father
Color. $50 pm, WRC-.
Burkes Law. who Killed Cable Roberts," good mixture
of suspense and comedy makes this entry fun. Gable
Roberts" big game hunter is found mounted in his
trophy ROOM and his murder sets Burke and Co. off
wild hunt the killer An interesting list Of suspects
include Lizabeth Scott Mary Aston John Saxon Zsa zsa
Gabor and Paul Lynde $50 pm, wMAI-7.
Twilight Zone steel" Entertaining episode for fight fans
and nice idea for the future robots fight instead
of pugs Set in the 1905 fight manager Lee Marvin
BUYS himself a new robot boxer when he's In need Of
dough- get all the loot he decides to step in the ring
and take on the robot himeh. $50 pm, WToP-s.
The Farmers Daughter where's Katy?" There's very little
politics in Congressman Morey's house tonight It's all
about the goof the Congressman makes getting Katy
date with Swedish maSseur Jeremy Sate) $3.50 pm,
WMAL-7.
Alfred Hitchcock "a Nice Touch" Emotional drama for the
ladies' female agent who's married to an alcoholic
falls under the spell of actor who knows how TO
dominate women. Newcomer George Segal Is as strong
as Anne Baxter in, the emotng department 10 pm,
WTOP@9.
Jack Paar SHOW Nat king" Cole songs especially the
spirituals he sings with his Merry Young Souls" are
tons on the show Also Comic Bill Cosbys routine about
Noah and his ark Is highlight. George oobe rounds
out the guest list with standup Bit song, and bit
Of chatter with Jack. COLOR. 10 p.mr WRC-4
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

SisO, WAMU.FM (sS.S Me.)-
kaleidoscope. Features In.
clude o report from the
Voice Of America. interviews
with current newsmakers
and notes Of cultural In
Washington. George oeesey
host.
7;45, WOL-Football. GeorFe
Washington w. the citadel.
From D. G. Stadium.
Tomorrow
100, WTOP-Football. Mary.
land University vs.. Duke
University:
2:20, WMAL-Football. Notre
Dame VS.. Purdue.
3i45, WRC-World Series. New
York Yankees vs. the Los
Angeles Dodgers. From Los
Angeles.
3:45, VOL - Football. Air
Force Academy w. Southern
Methodist University.
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OTHER Tv HlcHLlcHTS

and Martin and Magician
Dai Vernon.
ll.3o, WRC ~ - Tonight
show. Kenny Youneman.
Fran Warren, Enrol Garner
and New York Traffic Com
missioner Henry Barnes.
11:se, WMAL (7)-Movie. The
Cobweb." Antagonist be-
tween two administrators
Of q psychlatric clinic ex-
plodes over q trivial matter
and creates repercussions
among the patients. Rich
ard widmark. Charles
Boyer, Lauren Bacall (l966
1858, WTOP (s) The Late
Show. Paris Calm g."
Drama Of love and betrayal
in the Paris underground.
Randolph Scott, Basil Rath-
bone (le41).
Tomorrow
HAAS, WTOP (s)-NCAA Foot
ball. Duke University vs.
the University Of Maryland
From Richmond. Va.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Toniohts top shoiDs pTeUieDed By TV Keys staff.
Uho attend TehedrSals match screenings and dHdyze
scripts NeU York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered Is guide to area UieUers.
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

TOO, WkAL-FM (1O7.s Me-
Musical Reflections. Works
by Aihinoni, Mendelssohn,
Villa.Lobos and Khacha-
turiAn.
1850, WHFs-FM (1O2.S Mc.)
Concert Time. Brun 0
Walter conducts the Cclurn.
bia Symphony Orchestra in
works by Wagner. Dvorak
and Mozart.
$3.50, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-Iibrary Of
Congress Concert. The JUL
lizard String Quartet.
e:O5, WASH-FM t97.1 Mc.)-
Symphony in Stereo. Bee
thoven's Symphony No. O.;
Strauss Festival Prelude.
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WOOK-TV
Channel ~

$500 -Teenarama Dance
Party.
0:30-News, Weather. Sports.
7;0O-Wrestling. Chicago.
S:0O-Uncovered. Mark Sabre
Mystery.
S:30-Broadway Goes Latin.
9:0O-Movie. 1T Could Hap.
pen to You" Drama with
Alan Baxter (1e3D.
10:30-News, Weather, Sports.
11:OO-Mahalia Jackson Sings.
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was the character Of Msgnus
Andersen. as played by Brad
ford Dillman.
When they were ultimately
acquitted by the jury-after .
series Of flashback sequences
conditioned the viewing audi
ence to an acquittaI-Magnus
scored lis defense attorney for
his final plea. He didn't want
pity from q jury, which is what
they got; he wanted to have
them say that they were right
in killing. Here is the cruel
lesson Of war that one is not
likely tc get on the shallow
comic strip level-namely. that
good men do not only kill bad
men. and vice versa, but good
men kill good men.
Note: Why didn't people
they had helped to safety test
ify?
We were tremendously i'm
pressed by the cast, headed
by Dillman.- Don Borisenko, as
the tortured War Kolstrom, was
most moving and Brodkin, who
carefully picked his players
from the fresh ranks Of Britt,
ish casting. rates a poSy. Ar
mold Marie and Lily Freud
Marie played the Jewish couple;
David Kosoff was the defense
counsel and Allan Cuthbertson
was the prosecutor. All were
fine.
First-rate direction-a mite
slow-perhaps, getting into the
story-by Stuart Rosenberg,
plus q taet script by Peter
Stone. were distinct assets. But
even II Brodkin can keep Il I'D,
what's the future? Espionage
ought to be shifted nov, to q
less hotly congested time, be-
fore It gets the reputation Of
rating also-ran.
Ha
We were going to watch
Ralph Bellamy make his debut
as the psychiatrist on The
Eleventh Hour wednesday
night (wRC-D, but the story
began so badly-with Kelvin
Mccarthy yet. barely out Of his
domestic snafu Of Monday
night on The Breaking Point
that we couldn't take another
minute. Danny Kaye was very
funny again, It should be noted,
with Jose Ferrer as his guest,
and II occurs that we neglected
to salute the work Of Tony
Charmoil, the choreoerapher, in
our review Of Danny's premiere
last week. His dance TO
martial airs Wednesday was
the brightest thing we've seen
In months. =. Baseball note:
Is Mel Allen on the level with
those silly statistics II think o
coach broke . Series record OF
third base yesterday, or some
such thing or IL 1t merely
some asency's mad notion Of
Whist the public wantsS
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ON THE AIR
A Dandy Dromo-
But Who Watched?
By BERNIE HARRISON
star " Crftie

The likely to be least noticed this
season got off dandy start everywhere the ratings
Wednesday night The show MICS Espionage The producer
Veteran Herb Brodkn who has pretty fair idea Of what 1t
takes TO make series click (Check his The Defenders and
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The Nurses, both on CHS.
Brodkin's trouble this time
isn't the script. or direction. or
the budget. or sponsors. or the
agency. 1t can be simply
summed up as the opposition.
Espionage Is seen head-and-
head with last seasons No. /
and No. 2 TV shows. The Bev-
erly Hillbillies CCBS) and Ben
Casey (ABC).
It's no secret that Espionage
ran q poor third this week,
The overnight 26-city Trendex
showed, for the first half-hour:
. Ben Casey: 24.3.
. Hillbillies: alt.
. Espionage: 10.
For the second half-hour, 1t
went like this:
. Casey: "a.
. Dick Van Dyke: 22.6.
. Espionage: 81. s
$50
The fact that Casey topped
Hillbillies rates the most
notice. When the seasons first
Ben Casey at the new Wednes-
day time lost out to q Beverly
HillbillieS rerun by q few
points, the word was out that
ABC was in big trouble. If a
new Casey couldn't top an old
Hillbilly, what would happen
when Buddy Ebsen and Com
pany began their new ad-
ventures?
The doom boys forgot to ask
themselves II there was any
real difference between Q new
Hillbilly and an old one. An
old joke, ! suspect. only gets
older and better.
. "a
ESPIONAGE oe It's title im-
plies, IL q series Of film dramas
Of intrigue on an international
level. past and present. CThe
series Il based on an idea BY
Chuck Hill, former Us1A ~
chief ana. before that, Person
Jefferson directory. The first
one concerned the trial OF two
Norweeians who worked in the
Anti-Nazi resistance and found
acknowledgement later-fAc-
ing Z death sentence for hav-
ing killed an elderly Jewish
couple. Their defense: They
had to kill them to save them
selves and the movement
from the oestapo. In their
defense:, A record Of having
safely guided at least 15o
refugees over the border Il
Sweden.
What made the screen tinvle
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31

has hobby or constructive past time they would like to demon strate to the boys at camp is urged to contact us also"
 The annual camp, located on the Kodiak Naval Station and known as Camp Evergreen, is fully super vised by qualified adults and this year has a complement of about 12 men instructors.
 Upwards of 50 boys between the ages of II to IA coming from the town of Kodiak, Kodiak Naval Sta ton and Adak are expected for the encampment, according to Love.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
Afognak All Club Achievement Day Rated Successful
By Lareen M. Shaw

Four-H Achievement day was held on May 10 as scheduled, and had good turnout
 A dress revue was held in which each of the girls modelled one of the dresses or skirts they com pleted this year in All. Most of the girls received blue ribbons for their work. They also exhibited the other items made during the year.
 The girls in the baking project exhibited several kinds of bread including mullins, kulich, nut bread, etc. They received blue antl red ribbons for their work.
 Pins were presented for the years work by the leader, Mrs Shaw.
 Third year pins were presented to Mary Mullan, Gloria Nelson, Lareen Shaw, Ann Gunderson, Joan Boskofsky and Arlene Garner.
 Second year pins were given to Margaret Garner and Alberta Bos- kofsky.
 First year pins were received by Virginia Nelson and Vicky Nelson.
 An auction of the baked goods by the women and the girls fol lowed the revue and pin presenta- tion. Approximately $6O was taken in and will be used for the girls trip to camp.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31

Prizes were given to women with the best entries in sewing and bak- ing. A skirt marker was awarded Zenida Lukine for her girls dress. Nadia Mullan received serving dish for her pie entry. Britta Eli son received a cake carrier for her cake entry.
 Gloria Nelson and Arlene Gar ner were the winners of the trip to the All summer camp and will go the first of August.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
Ouzinkie Student Wins High Honors

LINFIELD COLLEGE, McMinn. vile, Ore.-Norman Smith, son of MT. and Mrs. Norman L. Smith of Ouzinkie continues to rack up hon. ors at college. During the past month he was recognized officially as the outstanding Junior student in the humanities area and was dubbed a member of the Cardinal Circle Honorary on the basis Of leadership, character, scholarship,
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
Camp Will Operate June 22-July 10

Tom Love, local Scout executive, announced this week that the an nual Boy Scout Summer Camp will start June g and last until July 10 this year.
 We are still looking for a quail fled swimming and lifesaving in- structor and anyone interested please phone me at 486-2843, ]" Love said, adding, Anyone who
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
activities and Christian ideals.
ALASKAN FISH CHAIRMAN

An Alaskan, Dr. Howard D. Tait, Director of the Biological Research Division, ADF&G, is the newly elected chairman of the Pacific salmon Inter-Agency Councils Technical Committee. A ot h CT committee member from Alaska is pr George Y. Harry, Jr., Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31

the the Upper Division of the OnBase Fair held last month Left to right Lee Jones' s place. Willis grade teacher Bertrand Sperlng 2nd grade; grader Duane Mer cer grade teacher 3d place. 8h grade
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Nh, D. Q. LINE--All.6TEa 2.bsdTm.
$ SSSP ~ VII p. NJ j i sT.: ; ss.;
10 shopping and transportation.
FHA or va terms. Outstanding
value y sl5,bOo. Cali IN . p.m.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a CO.. INC.
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OF no dn.. or FHA minimum down.
Center hall plan rambler, 3 bed
rms. din, rm., "a baths. built In
kltp full bsmt,, vacant, only
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Keith
REALTY
567-se00

b67-s60o
DIXON HILL.-Fully equipped g.
bedrm,., / n bath rambler. BY
OWNER. 10. 7.4576.
OXON HnL-3-br., 1h-bth. split
fyr. rn1b., new Sec. 11'xl1' kit, fin.
rec. rm., util., att. gar, bsmt. DR.,
cd. view. Guar. $1,000. 246-6366.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
icoNTlNUED)


BEAUTIFUL River Ridge Estates,
o206 Cloverdale dr.. Oxon Hill,
Mds--4-bedrm. split.level. large
liv:, rni., Wv. carpets, stair and
hallway runners. extra-large din,
r rT' with VIII air cepn nas; dream kitchen
ssS YRS Cid, wai nain dist le y schis,
make 1t q must TO see this home
as the price and terms are right.
For fun details call Mr.. Rice,
10. 7-1925, Open from 9 am.
TO 9 pm. oGLESBY q RICE RE-
Atty. - !.
BEAT THE HEAT
Beverly Beach contemporary, all
furnished. swimming and docking
privtlegeS, unique outdoor grill,
picnic table, abundant parking
space, Just right for your summer
entertaining or for restful year
round living.
.h.AcRE LOT
$3.50 On, $50 principal and interest
this fine 3 bedrm. rambler with
din. rn,, situated on q huge lot.
' @s'ioSp.iee' -.
Sl5,250
Convenient College Park 2-story
shingle 3 bedrm home with huge
fenced yard where youngsters can
entertain playmates galore in this
netghborhood OF young families
New listing and II won't last Iona.
Call To-Day.
PRINCE GEORGES
pFATTV ~
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OmNIrnpsS SSsIAaG6nfE1rr

OWNE1 6AC11E 1OEs
Must sell immed. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
2-yr. -old home. Many extras.
Priced below 500, 900 FLA ap-
praisal. Make offer. 4b1-4443.
THINKING OF SWITCHING your
present home for larger euartersf
Just completing 4 brand-new lug
ury homes on 1-acre plus, Reacts
rms. baths, COLONIAL Has
FAMILY RIM. 3 FIREPLs.. AND
2-CAR GAR. Gas h.-w. BIB, heat-
ing. Air eond. roughed-in, 2'have
booksheives, DE LUKE KITCHENS,
porches, 0AkAdEs. PreSfiss Me-
Priced from $ss.5oo. SOT isl
cHHPMAN' coN HSTRyS; On CO.
TOWN OF WARRENTON = House
divided 2 apts.. plus guest cot
rms, din. rm.,. kit. and bath,
Monthly income In excess Of S276.
SS %H.f, s4s7:lsia. w TsasaSaAS w
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SELECT TODAY
SOLD
FOR S23.hn0

OF It should be 70 the first people
who need . 4 bedroom, 2 bath
home in this excellent community.
Fireplace in living room, ID Il.
separate dining room, big q luxe
seuippee i klscae9 9;,.n va,Ssnt sc a
CROWELL g. CO., INC
ARL. IA, 1881
sPRINGFIELD-Brick and frame
4-bedrm. rambler. 2 baths. fenced
yard. patio, redecor.s avail nov.
Hlgh OF assumption. b34.7069.
SPRNGFIELD AREA, Bren Mar
3-bedrm.. 2-beth brick fann.. car.
extras. SCI 300. II. 4-6b6z. -.
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HYAIISVILLE--V 3 bedrme. d,
" baths, full bsrnt.. centrally
air eond.. immac. eond, FHA,
$3.50 dn., $4,000. AP. 7.4040.
LANGLEY REALTY
KENT F0REsT-s12,b0 Clean as
1. PIN. s HssrS e., n S sonS Si yr:
0ld /. t T. Ro 81 RsyR REAETY co 500;
Pan. throughout, 3 b.r, dr..
C OPEN dahl. RI es ri sP. r ssss scr lot
LANGLEY PARK-3-bedroom. an
brick rambler, large living room
nth h.ns rsDnss; Via I sss ,o olsen sd
s no Ddsf exit. Brick ' Sst, s gar
Weil-landscaped lot. Call til 0
bS Ra wa = CO., Ting fSel Rs sRsrhF =
LANHAM-NAsA--AsSpme Ice, loan
Lge. kit. with table space, extra
MoRRIsS 0kSERkkSYG& Co. Realtors Realtors
LANHAM WOODs-RAMBLER
$3.50 DOWN--Sl25 MO.
Living rm.t dining area, , nice bed
room. v.if-CSt dsSlsSt' Ss%t. On On
REALTY SERVICE, INC. -.
l14-s500 Ewes. AP. 7-6070
LAUREL, 1908 Ward 81. directly
rm. brk. rambler. FHA, VA OF
conventional financing avail, out
of.town owner anxious 70 sell
brokeTG cooperation invited. M
n 5sMTTH me- Realtors 7ab'
LAUREL--s-bedr 2-bath ramb.
ss sd 0 %sSy s sstPsG SSRFOS ssagHsIB
MARLoVw HEIGHTs - 3-bedrm
rambler, ! X baths. rec, rm, and
esn iintiihsd In 'esmt' Level lot
MARROW HEIGHTs-4-bedrm bi.
levi. 2 baths. basement, rec. rm.,
JOE JACOBS REALTY, RE. $4,000
Fuli price. ii S.soo No money
IHiEW Ike new Soa with y Ssdrms'.. YS
baths. lee. cor. lot. Call for Ad.
ditlonAl infor.. and anpt. LOUIE
MILLER REALTOR, UN. A-212a
or 93b-4b70.
Mr.. PIG. COUNTRY CLUB-Buy
NOW AND SAVE, slf,2bO. Mini
mum down on, new 3-bedrm. ram.
blers with full bsmts., tile bath
and lge. ,kltchsns. follow signi
from Kent Village shopping cen.
=, z SSd q GESsssiIa' 6 Ss2s qFSsSCSSI
LOUIS MILLER, OPERATOR
UN. 4-2723 OR g3b-4bfb
M. d. Q. LINE--All-brk., 2-bedrm,
Colonial with full bsmt.. sStra
deep lot with plenty Of trees, Close
% shopping and tTaniportatlon,
value ~ $4,000. Call III . pm,
RoBERT s. DAVIS a CO.. INC.
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HOOHAS
$500 DOWN--SIO2 NO.
A aFss Eit wig bs xdnS ram and d Sas
plus bsmt., near st. Bernard's.
REALTY SERVICE, INC.
474s6000 Ewes. AP. 7-6070
TAKOMA PARK = 3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial. Lly. rm. w/firepl., sep. din.
rm.. lee. kit. wall-to-wall carpet.
Screened porch. rec. rm. Close to
everything. S17,950. HE. 1884.
T 4m X t 6AR5 s.5ed RRA at. ely "
baths. nothing an. az $500 1900 an.
FLA, sos mo, He 1880 til 8,
Lfsz a LoFrIN. INC. Realtors
sonal service TO home buyers and
Multiple listing service. caii
He. 4-3500 Realtors 779-ss33
UNIVERSITY PARK !. 3-bedrm;
brick-and-stone rambler. Beaut
NsndsSc ss M Fenced rsSssd,.i rear ys.a
sarysi Call UN. 4-SeeI nieht,
and week ends. Inspection BY appt
UNIVERSITY OF MD. only {
blocks away. from this 2.bedrm
6ungalow with lEe. kit, full base
STANDING and bug is e oy ~ ss 0 Yoi
Vets. Call I'll 9 pm. WA, $4,000
ROBERT 8. DAVIS 4 Co, INC.
UNIVERSITY PARK-BY OWNER,
3-bedrm. Cape Cod, 2 baths, rec,
rm.. built-in gar, lge. corner
lot 1901 Van Buren, st. WA. 4
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TWIN PINEs-ons acre, six rooms
furnace. well. garaEe, unusual
BEN HAoKLBAR0ER, wake, Vs.
vIENNA--e0a Nibllek ar, snlit-
level. z bedrml.. 2M baths rec,
handicapped. Many extras. $3.50.
vIENNA--spaeious new 3-bedrme,
boTh6od Of better homes, s2B. Hb0,
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, AGENT.
b60.12s9 L. "a
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w1fIITE1RHHm 1sGSfIi

WILLIAMSBURG
S, .pF:.d io Out sRS 70 that %sn, s1 sa.
equipped kitchen. Isl floor laun.
dry rm., exceptional closet space,
2p-ft. screened porch, sun deck
off master bedrm., 27-ft. rec. rrn,
with many ,built-ins. beautiful
wooded lot and garden for person
with . green thumb, Immediate
occupancy and only S33,50O.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors III. 6-S30O
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PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
I'm 4.11RR

BELAIR - Rancher or Colonial on
trally air cond. Assume present
loan. FLA or Gi. A wonderful
self-contained community. Call to-
day. 277-7774.
LANDovER HILLS-No down to
OILS, minimum down FHA. Monthly
payments approx. 500. 2-story
home ON big beaut. lot with
rec. rm. in bsmt.. Wv. Competing
IN liv rm. and din. rm 2 OF
the 3 bedrms. also carpeted. Va
cant Tor lmmed poss. A million
II act quickly.
suNNYBRooK - 4 bedrms., full
fences. tree shaded lot. No down
to OF. $3.50 down to others.
Payments less than rent. A ter
rifle buy.
WOODLAWN-Brk, rambler, 3 bed
rms. firepl. In liv. rm., lge. din.
s area lots 81 extras, such as
doors ls eon and iiTsn nao equip; .I storm
NNAAA1- SeAa - AA0A1NSNhgA >
anee policy. A good assumption
at Sill mo.
BELTsVILLE-4-bedrm. brick. IN
baths, formal din. rm., c.-type
bsmt. on. Ice. corner lot with
fruit and shade trees. Garage
plus washer-dryer, storm doors
and windows, venetian blinds,
Wonderful neighbors. Priced low
and your choice Of terms. CT
or FLA.
CAPITOL HTs.--bedrm. all brk.,
bsmt. with grade level exit, beaut'
tree shaded fenced lawn, newly
painted. FLA approved and va
can't for quick occupancy, $3.50
down and less than rent. each
PENSc;E GEO. PNQERT1Es. INC,
.277-2l7b 277.7S7A
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PEN Z GEO. PNQHRT1Es, INC;
277-2176 277-7774I

BELTsvILLE, corner lot on Mont
gomery rd.--140x200 IT., older
5 9 ane' eompletely modernised. Hes
home, kfndergarten or antique
shop, Good financing WE. s.
033S. ewes. or week ends. f~
BELTSYMLE - Vacant, quality
built 3-bedrm.. 2-bath bfk. ram
f Hsp SEP co mn T rss 3 3Tss St acre
no SIS dn.. sci 500. Az. 7-4s4S. -
LANGLEY REALTY
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PIX, BERwYN HTS. -
with modern built-in kit, full
walk-out bsmt. with sliding glass
doors leading out to @ patio, good
size lot. within walking dist. Of
shopping dist. and schools. Cow.
located near NAsA, Univ, Of Nd.
and NSA. S16.950. BY BUILDER.
474-1626 or JU. e.46S6.
COLLEGE PARK = 44bedrm. Cane
Cod, large fenced lot, OF no SIS
4-oooO.
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HOMEOWNER RLTY
FIRST HOME

REAL ESTATE 474.2444
FORCED SALE - So, 600 UNDER
priced. Lovely 3-bedrra. rambler
n Berwyn Hts. extras. galore.
Huge kit. rec. rm., N baths,
fenced acre. A steal ct S17,-
$50. Substantial cash. Quick
poss. REAMY CO.. AP. 1906 OF
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v. EVANSVILLE - Charming Q
6edrm. brick home adj parka, Pay
mo. with no money down. VA or
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PARK-Vacant 3-bedrm,
rambler, S12,500, $50 mo. GI,
BARANEK

uN. 4-1soO HA. 2-so7s
RIVER VIEW - Split-levelS, ram
hlers, overlooking Potomac River,
I. c. MURRAY REALTY CHI. $500
RIVERDALE-3-bedrm. Cape Cod,
beautiful family rTn. Assume large
loan, sos per month pays all.
JOHN Il. HUGHES co. WA. 7-OSeo
R1vERDALE-S-bedrm Split-level,
baths, rec. rn1., air oond., cow.
location. $4,000. WA. 7-1191.