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clothes, it serves the purpose of the long
worn oilskins. 1t keeps you dry as a
bone, it's washable, it never wears out.
Any problems? Only one we've ever
heard is that it's not the coolest fabric
around.
All the rainwear we show here is
made by General Tire, designed and dis
tributed by Fleming-Joffe, the famous
real-leather house. But similar materials
are being made by other firms.
Let it rain! -yWE END
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Drama for a dOwnpOur

with wool jersey, it has drawstring neck
and sleeves, and snaps down the front.
This time, red patent boots by Colo.
The genuine imitation leopard on the
previOGs page has a three-dimensiOnal
look, was made into belted wrap coat
1885, by DeCrenza for Ray Strauss.
There probably never was real red
python, but there's fake one at right in
vinyl - an empire coat made by Jerry
Marks ($25). There's Upper up the
front and a drawstring tie under the
bosom.
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Do Face Creams
Really Work?
by Helen +. Porter

A GOOD PART of my time as a
"a beauty consultant is spent
answering questions about face
creams. To answer them fully, I've
made a careful study of creams
from placenta and hormone
creams to indicated and vitamin
creams. I've found. as I'm sure
many of you have, that while
most creams did some good, none
really satisfied me.
But recently I've been using a
face cream that / think is Just
what women have been hoping
for. It's light, greaseless and poly
unsGtMrdted. 1t smooths into your
skin almost instantly. and never
leaves a greasy film on your face
80. or your pillow case. And, most
Importantly, this cream actually
puts polyunsaturates right on
your skin.
These elements with the tongue
twister name are about 50M more
abundant in skin before the age
of 20 than after 40. The exclusive
formula of this cream is based on
polyInsaturateS in stabilized form
the only form in which they
retain freshness.
DAILY USE TEST
This cream, which is made here
at Prince Matchabelli, is called
Polyderm. do wish you'd give it
a try, because l feel sure that
once you start using it regularly
you'll find, as l did. that Polyderm
helps your skin retain its natural
moisture. and gives you a softer,
smoother, younger looking COM
plexion.
1 use Polyderm eUery night be-
fore bed. starting at the base of
my throat, and massage my skin
for a minute-gently upward and
outward right up to the roots of
my hair. And eUery morning,
Polyderm goes on first, before I
make up.
II you'd like to see whether you
like the feel of Polyderm on your
skin land of course to see whether
you like what its polyunsaturate
formula does for yo1), I've ar
ranged to have a trial-size jar
enough for a week-made avail
able. Just send 25e. your name
and address to me, Helen F. Por-
ter. at Prince Matchabelli. Box
81. Mt. Vernon, NY. II you just
can't wait to get started. you'll
find PoIyderm at leading drug
and department stores every
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

| q pleasant stay here.
THE PROGRESSIVE CIR
Gle No. 8 of Collge Hill M.
B. Church met on Thursday
at 8: p. NJ, in the home OF
Mrs. Helen Terrell on More
house Avenue. The lesson
was interestingly taught and
truly enjoyed by all present.
Reports were made by all
committees and adopted as
read. Before the close of the
meeting, the hostess served
tasty refreshments.
MRS. FREIDA POWELL of
Valley Street is confined to
bed at the Baptist Hospital.
This matron is well known in
church, social and civic af-
fairs. We pray for her speedy
recovery.
MIR. AND MRS. l.. j. BEN
son of Cox Street had as
houseguests recently, Mr.. Ben
sons brother, wife and chill
dren from Grambling, La.
MRS. EMMA WASHING
TON reports that her father
is yet on the sick list. Our
prayers are that he will soon
recover.
MRS. CALLIE MYLES of
Jones Avenue and family wish
eS to take this method of
thanking friends for all kind
nesseS, especially for the flow
ers, kilograms, cards and other
acts of kindness, which made
their burden easier to bear
during their hour of sorrow.
They pray Gods blessings on
each of you. Signed: Wife and
Children, Hilary. Charlie.
James, Cherry B.
THE MAMIE E. DANSBY
Royal Palace No. 50 Of Hero
ines of Jericho sponsored a
Musical Program on last Sun
day at College Hill Church
Beautiful and talented num-
bers were given by Misses
Clara M. Johnson and Joyce
Adams, Rosia Smith, The Dor
is Hall Royal Palace No. 535,
Mrs. Matte Wilson, Mrs. L.
l.. Graham, Master Melvin
Hendrex and Paulleta Robin
son, Miss Rosia Smith, Mis-
tress of Ceremony. Follow.
ing the program, delicious and
tasty refreshments were serv
ed to everyone. We wish to
kindly thank each person WIN
played a part in helping to
make the program a success.
Sponsrs, Mrs. Rachel Hill and
Naomi T. HendreX.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13

Pascagoula Street has return.
ed TO the city from Chicago
where she attended the fu.
neral of an uncle, Mr.. Bishop
Woods. Sympathy is extend.
ed to her and the rest of the
bereaved family.
MR.. JOHNNIE SPENCER of
New Orleans, La, spent the
weekend in the city attending
to business and visiting rela-
tives and friends. He reports
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
SPRING REVIVAL

A revival is now being en-
eucted at New Jerusalem Baptist
ducted at New Jerusalem Ba
Church at 226 East Whitfield
Street the Rev. W.T.. Smith is
pastor. Services begin each even
ing a 1880.
Tonir t, Mt. Helm Baptist
Church and BLAIR Street Am.
Church will be special invited
guests. Tomorrow nirht, Parish
Stree Bapist and Central Meh.
iodist. and FKRIDAY NIGHT, Grea
Clark Street Baptist and True
Vine Baitist Churches will be
siecial guess.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
John Hall, Biloxi, st.

John Hall, Biloxi, st.
YWCA DRIVE There
will be Meeting at the
Branch YWCA Tuesday, April
is for all official workers for
the Building Fund Drive. You
are expected to be present at
8: P. M. If you have not
done so, pla nnow to give some
time working for this most
worthy effort.
MRS. ETHEL WOODS OF
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-04-13
West Jackson
News
BY Naomi II. Hendrex

LET US NOT FORGET to
visit our sick and Shut-Ins !.
They are as follows: Mesdames
Christine Campbell, Freida
Powell, Elease Thomas, Lola
Smith, Mary Moore, Mrs. Moi
fett, Deerpark Street, Mrs.
Anderson Mccoy and Mr..
Navajo times., 1963-03-07

89) and for the first time 18 hours of Day Camp Train
ing offered in two locations in the district In add
tiOn Girl Scouting has been made available to over
girls in past year in the communities of Chine
Kayena Shiprock, Teec Nos Pos, Toadlena, and Kin
lichee
Brownie Scouts (age 10y learn thriftness in sewing
cloth scraps into colorful pillows or grow in generosity
and houghfuness by planning to be helpful in their
dormory Scouts are learning the courtesy necessary
in the sale of Girl Scout cookies and the responsibility
in handling money All Girl Scouts are learning the i'm
portance of the Girl Scout Promise and the code of eth
les embodied in the Girl Scout laws No matter where
the troop, in any community at any age level from
IT. their Girl Scoutleaders dedicated to the pur
pose of Girl Scouting-TO INSPIRE GIRLS WITH THE
HIGHEST IDEALS OF CHARACTER, CONDUCT pa
TRIOTSM, AND SERVICE THAT THEY MAY Be
COME HAPPY.AND .RESOURCEFUI. CITIZENS ~
Navajo times., 1963-03-07
BY Marshall Tome

Speaking of higher taxes This country has one
problem How fast Peace Corps learn to shoot?
I think it's ridiculous, you always tell when
the head of foreign country is nAmerica--F Ort Knox
begins to culver And want to know when we're
going to get relief program for the taxpayers?
We note that Shiprock ensus Enumerators are
really the ball. Here is quotation from one
census sheet; Cows & Sheep Visible around hogan
number uncertain and mother didn't know number Of
Units"
LUCY LACEY remembers one of her most embar
RAISING moments, II was bride of just few weeks,
when my mother -in-law visited me while
uuming the rug. AS stressed how important clean
home was, she replied, well, your home would be
much cleaner if you would attach the hose to the suction
end of the vacuum cleaner, looked down and discov
cred that had had the hose attached to the blower end
all the while"
DICK THUL, "Talkabout the land of opportunity! Do
you realize that every child born in America today has
$432 owed it by other countries? MARY SHEP-
HERD, Window Rock Lodge, There's many a belle
another" ALLEN BEGAY, Albuquerque, THE
stock market is like woman driver-you never can
tell where it's going to CO."
The following was compiled by SARAH TWOMEY
for the Homemakers Club of Window Rock L.. A
LESSON FROM SOAPS AND SOAP POWDERS
meaning to soft-soap, but DUZ you DREFT along with
the TIDE of unconcern? VEL is time to CHEER
right into Homemakers Club with ZEST. Here's sos!
Don't let have to DIAL you this week to have you
hand for the meeting. DASH right to the building.
WHLSK down the aisle, and let's all pull together with
VIM and vigor like TWENTY MULE TEAM A good
Homemaker Club is real LIFE BUOY. We wish YOU
the best of LUX I'VE might add that this applies to
IVORY one of you!)
Navajo times., 1963-03-07
Serving the Future .
The Girl Scout Way


Whenwe think of Girl Scouts think of youngsters
land so most of them However, number of the
girls" 49, There are even number of grand
mothers among adults who make ible for girls
to share in the countless activities which Scouting of
fers This is lusratedby the fact that Girl Scout Week
March 10th to March 18th celebrates 81 years of Girl
Scouting (31 years on the Navajo Reservation.
The variety of these activities that there is
something for every girl in Scouting, whether she be
Interested immature, the arts home-makng, or learn
ing about other countries and meeting girls from other
lands.
To explore these varied fields, the girls need quail
ified well trained leaders and program cOnSutants
In addition, adults needed to keep the council ma
chinery running smoothly to provide good program and
good camping facilities.
In District, hundreds of dedicated women give
countless hours thought and hardwork to their troops
They attend regular meetings. plan and go outings
and acquire new skls which they can share with their
troops.
Leadership responsibilities sometimes call for
rfices in social and family e for girls quick to
if leader is halfhearted. Girls need consist
emily stimulating to hold their interest and it is
the leaders, job to keep it SO.
Girl Scout leader must be friend and confidante
to every member of her troop and stand ready to give
sympathetic personal help to any individual girl who
needs it.
If YOU ask Girl Scout adults why they are willing
give so much time and effort to Scouting, they will
probably tell you that there is nothing reWardng
and stimulating than working with mpish Brownies,
predictable, growing Intermediates and more mature
Senior Scouts the threshold of woanhood Adult Girl
are helping to prepare the citizens of tomorrow
There many more girls who would like to join
the Girl Scouts who cannot because there still not
enough leaders to form new troops.
We it to all girls who wish to be Girl Scouts to
make it possible Scouting is everybody's business.
Just 81 years ago. March H. 1912, the first Girl
Scout troop the United States organized in Savan
nah, Georgia by Juliette Low. From this small begin
ning Scouting has spread to million girls The
women among it's 773 900 adult members make up the
largest women's service organization in the country
except for the National federation of Womens Clubs
Girl Scouting first started the Navajo Reservation
in the early 1905 with lone troops that organ
lied at boarding schools in Tuba City and Chinle Ft
Defiance had several troops early in 1910. With the
help of a coordinating council, there were approx
matev $50 Girl Scouts in Navajo Land by 1949. After
1850 the number of girls in scouting gradually declined
until the area became part of Chaparral Girl Scout
Council in 1860. Starting with only 1877 girls in 1860,
Girl Scouting has grown to 7OOScouts in the Nav
ao District that join with the nation celebrating the
51st anniversary of Girl Scouting The number OF adults
trained in has almost doubled from 49 to
Navajo times., 1963-03-07
to The Editor :
Dear MIR. MacROrie,

On the birth announcement OF
the Navajo twins from Page there
was a mix-up in the parents
names. The announcement saidthe
parents we're MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Manson and it should have been Mr..
and Mrs. Johnnie Manson. If you
could correct it, l would apprec-
late it as there has been a lot OF
comment on it over here.
Thank you,
Betty Stevens
Page, Arizona
Dear Editor,
Am sending checkfor years
subscription--Navajo Times.
You are to be complimented on
the excellent work. Your informa-
tion program to your people Is
outstanding.
Elmer Fl. Anderson
2O4 Ferry
Coulee Dam, Wash.
P.S. am particularly intere sted
in the Paper because we can use
parts of it to coed advantage in
connection with our Adult Educa-
ton Program on the Colville.
Dear Sirs:
Pm sending subscription for the
1868 Navajo Times. We enjoy the
news very much. We wishyou con-
tinued success in the wonderful
work you're doing through the
PRESS.
Find enclosed three dollars and
fifty cents ($3. SOY
Very sincerely yours
Myron Denetdale
Dear Sirs:
We really enjoy reading "The
Navajo Times" -" It's like getting
letter from back home. We look
forward TO it every week. know
the rest of the people who do get
them. We try to pass them on to
the NavajoS out here, but first we
read them!
Enclosed you'll find checkfor
$500.
Sincerely yours,
Harry B. Pete Family
87Oo2 So. Homer St.
Los Angeles, Calf.
MIR. Tome,
l didn't know who to write to
concerning this letter. Maybe YOU
can help me.
l would like to correspond with
family of Indians. Preferably with
children and in the lower income
bracket. am a and my husband
is 29, so we would like their ages
TO be somewhere around there.
| also have friend that would
IKE to correspond with a couple
between the ages of forty and fifty.
Also with children and in the low
er income bracket.
DO hope you can help us. We
would sincerely like to write to and
help Ut we can) some ofthese peo-
pie. We would appreciate your help
very much.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Chester Graves
r. r. #3
Earlville, Illinois
Navajo times., 1963-03-07

Dear MIR. MacRorie:
Enclosed please find So. so to
renew my subscription to the
lines. have enjoyed reading
every edition and look forward
each week to receiving it. The
lines is very Informative and
nelPs me keep abreast of what
is happening on the reservation
and elsewhere.
Ooo bless you and your staff.
Keep up the excellent work.
Sincerely
Marie TSo
Box 372
.s-I4 Chin1e AriZ
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BETHEsDA-cHEVY CHASE OFFICE
KE. 7-ls00
Shannon & Lllchs

5000 Conn, Ave. "Our bsth Year
BETHESDA = Quality builder now
lots large 4-bedrm' -plSsSden DO CO..
lonial at S3S, 800. Select your lot
now and be ready for school next
fall. OIL. 6-4453 for further de-
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2.Ss acres, spring and pond on
property. 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick
and frame, 4 yrs. old, din, rm.
with firepl., rec. with firepl..
sliding glass doors 10 patio, beau
tiful setting, S27,QbO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOWARD CO.-Lovely az acres
Big 4-bedrm.. 3-bath house, Beau
tiful setting on hill with tree.
lined entrance, setting wen bRel
from Rte. "a. Price S34 500, Cal
Mrs. Hammer with LAIRD B
SCOTT, JU. 9-0420, ewes. u. o.
1873,
howard CO.-Approx. 4 acres, $50,
II, frontage, Term. house, idea
for remodeling. Price $4,000
Call John Swami, 3n1-AT "
200S with LAIRD b. SCOTT
REALToR, Ju, 9-0420. ewes. u
0-lS7S,
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BURToN-KELLETdH, Realtors

BETHESDA, very desirable location,
near Goldsboro rd.-Sparkling all
brick rambler with attached ga
rage, 3 lge. bedrms., * baths.
Beautifully Handicapped lot. Near
schools. bus. FLA or VA. S23. 800.
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METZLER. 7 R5EALTORS
LIsTINos URGENTLY NEEDED
IKE. 7-ls0O
Shannon & Luchs

5000 Conn. Ave. Tour 9th Year
CHEVY CHASE - New listing.
charming, story and u, with 2
Ice. bedrms., new bath, new pwdr.
rm., new kit. fam. rm., side
porch with lowered winds, sep.
din. rm.. gar, comp. redecorated,
:, Mrs. l MsTloM' EE; s-s24g; : go
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH.
HOUSES FOR SAILED. Q.

TRADE WHAT you Rave for the
property you want, N W Sim.
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SPRING SPECIALS

COUNTRY CLUB AREA bedrms.,
~ beths. Easy 20 buy as q car
a modest down payment you car
assume q 4hes loan with So
per mo, Don't wait. Call now
2T7-2l75.
LANDovER AREA-Attraetive 3.
bedrm, all brick rambler with ex.
pandAhle End floor, on q nice
level Anchor fenced lot. Cab 27f.
TIA and make an appointment
70 see this home, You'll be sur
prised 10 see that rs only sl4.-
$50.
DECATUR HEIGHTS - See thi.
French Colonial with a cherry
fireplace In liv. room, Large din
room. modern kit. a nice biz rec
room IN = walk .out bsmt. Luxuri.
Gus earpeted llv rfi.. din, rm
and stairs. OF or FLA terms and
priced low At $1,000.
TIRED OF JooKINdf--THEN YOU
CAN FIND III HERE, MANY LIST.
mos TO CHOOSE FROM.
PRINCE oEoRoEs PROP INC.
277-2i7b 277-777f
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SILVER sPRING-4-bedrm. brk.
rambler, full bsmt. S23,60O.
MCINTOSH CO, Realtor JU. b-7b33
SILVER sPRING--NeW split-foyeI
rambler r;,, brick h;.g b'ei heat heat,
cleo kit, paneled rec. rm. with
stone firepl.. fourth bedrm. par
TALLY completed. Priced S23,0o0
PERsHfNo REAL ESTATE
JU. 5-9i0B 5S9-360s
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Real Estate Co., Inc. Realtors
go ~ Frederick Ave. Gath, Nd.
WI. S-025O or 3OI-WA. 6-2bO0
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III q HILLEY a co.

cHEVERLY-BRicK COLONIAL, 3
b.r.S, f.p.. scr. pch, EXTRA GIN. ["
949-77fO. roWNHoUsE PROP.
CHEvERLY = $1,000. 3-bedrm.
brk. Colonial, sep; din. rm., new
Sst rSost m aS' IS van an. H SHA 81 900
On. s1l2 mo. AP. 7.l040 'tIl
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AREA-HandsOme. spacious ctr
hall Colonial with library, powder
room. and huge screened porch
overlooking beautiful handicapped
lot. 3 big bedrooms 2 baths on
End floor. Large semifinished DOR
mitory room on 3rd floor, recre-
alton room, maids room and
bath. 2 = car garage. Priced in
upper 40s. Call WO. $4,000 til
Q pm. EDW. H. JONES a CO.,
INC, Realtors.
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BEAT THIS

pU. 5-dl39 Realtors JE. 4-5sC
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BRIARCLIFF !. sPRIN0 YALLEY

AREA!-Brand-new house priced
mighty low for this DISTINGUISHED
areal 4 big bedrooms, library. 3ls
baths and central air Conditioning
for $40 800. FRANK 8. Phillips,
INC, DI. 7-l4ll. Ewes, bls-76l2,
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ABOVE AVERAGE

UN. 4-iie6
ADELPHI = $40, $50, 4-bedrm., ..
bath, brk. Cape Cod. a real seller
DON'T BE TO LATE"
Ealkout bsmt. with rec. rm., Ice
W. 8. Nicholas. Reaitor, HE. 4.loOO
ADELPHI-see this 3-bedrm., full.
bsmt., plus recreation-rm. home. II
Sparkles with cleanliness, Wv
carpet. storm doors and windows
located on over $4,000 II. lot
Ideally loo. for gardening, flow
ers, etc. Call 434-l400. ADEL,-
PHI REALTY, REALTORS.
AIR CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE
3 big bedrmss i baths and q
real banquet-sized dining room
Codes OF closet spacel Auto
washer, storm windows, corner
fenced lot. Take over present ball
ance. Payments like remit"
HAGAN REALTY, INC. UN. 4-s5sa
ALLENTOWN RID. AREA-4-bedrm
masonry rambler. bsmt., extra ice
$50. HARTMAN REALTY, Real
tors, LU. 4-34OO, ewes. LII. I-l1O2
ANDREWS AREA-Lakeview home
custom built incorporating all the
finer features. Beautiful rec. rm
has bar and sliding glass doors
TO patio. FHA applied for.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
DE a-0nIn
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Bethesda Realty

DCIllSoQd IbCdlJy
REALTORS OIL. ALAS
BETHESDA = Close In. convenient
location. Most attractive brick
split-level on beautiful level we'll
Handicapped lot. 4 bedrms., 2
baths, attractive living rm. with
fireplace, family dining rm. Mod
ern kitchen. screened porch, built
in garage. Priced in low 3Os.
o a.m.-9 pm. EN-. 2-7400.
METZLER, REALTORS
LIsTINos URGENTLY NEEDED
BETHEsDA-Excel. carefree area
for children, yet elose-in. 3 bed
rms, IA baths, din. rm., firepl.,
kit. w/table space, h.-w.h., porch,
garage, sidewalk. S22.b00.
H1LDEBRAND CO. OIL. 4-S711
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CHEVY CHASE : Gracious CENTER
hall Colonial. on wide lot, west
OF Com. ave, attractive living
Tm, and fireplace, formal sized
2 baths on 2nd. Walk to all
schools. Priced in low sos.
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on over an acre, 2-bedrm, home
windows and doors, Garage, bsmt.,
only Hl4, 300, 040-443A.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, MOT.
ROCKvILLE-T winbrook = 4-bed-
eating space, lovely lot with many
trees. Built-ins and many other
extras. Spotless cond., Sl6,abO,
ROBERT II. KENT A Co, Ju.
0-sOOO Raaltor.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY couuTY
fFAATtkllEnA

CHEVY CHASE : CREsTvHw =
brk' rambler. Liv. rm., din. area,
3 bedrms., bath, stainless steel
and Formica equip, kit, attic. no
bsmt., fenced yard. Mid-20s. B.
ELLIOTT, Broker Wo. o-7l4O'
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KAY BOWLING

4-bedrm,, 3-bath brick rambler
center-hal entrance, separate din
rm., Ice, liv. rm. with firepl.
garage with storage, 500 500,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ST. JEROAiE's PARIsH-Large 2,
bedrm, Colonial with liy. rm., sep
din. .rm., fenced lot. Ideal for lge
family, Walk to schools, transp
only 1 block away. Buy with N
red tape and with only $1,000
Z" P B I p.m, Ro2RahERRf lssoo pniASVfs
a. CO.. INC, Rltrs., WA. $4,000.
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WI W W
FREE"

NEE
over the-phone counsellng service
concerning purchasing. selling OF
trading In real estate,
Paramount Sales HA. 2-l80c
FRIENDLY FARMs-No qualifying
Assume VA loan for 81. 500. Own.
er TRANSIT. after only 2 mos. a,
acre goes with this 3-bedrm. ram.
bier with bright bsmt.. firepl. To-
DAYS MI, Rush
Miller Real Estate Corp.
b87 -Ol0O B87 -O7OC
HARD 10 BELIEVE, si4.bOO ful
price. $3.50 On. FILA or no On. L
vets. - Brlek-and-shingle distine.
tive home on lEe. lot. Firepl. In liv
rnl., sep. din. rm., eating-spacs
kit, twin-siEed bedrmA., full bsmt
scr, porch, near BALTIC. freeWay
$3.50 sBs al 81 s sfPqys .1 RgEAMY CO. AP' 2
HILLcREsT HEIGHTS : Pretty 4.
bedrm., 2-bath rambler, choice
corner lot assume large loan
JOHN r, WEBSTER RE. 6-54oO
HILLANDALE FOREST : wooded
SHOW place" adaptable floor
plan, extras galore. only S3s $50
University Realty
HE. 4-3500 779-ss39
- HOT-WATER HEAT
A. little white House" In the eoun-
try, ideal for small family or re.
tired folks. Only Sl2,500 VA, FHA
~ PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. b-642s
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA,
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ARL., g., mr., Pentagon-3-bedrm
pix, rambler. extraslge, liy rm.,
firepl !, alum, storm wind, Wv,
CARPET. washer, dryer, OWNER,
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ARLINGTON
,y,5 Ag IL, no, MORT, ,,

4-BEDRooM, 2-BATH RAMBLER
WITH CENTRAL AIR cOND1-
TIONIN0. Large living rm. with
frepl,, separate dining ell, dE-
equip, kit. Situated on S0xl25
ia lot, Yorktown williamsburg
school district. Si6,sO0. 4acs
loan can be assumed or name
your terms.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
2l80 N, olebe Rltrs, IA. 4-3l3l
ARLINGTON-FALLs CHURCH
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AMER. U.-sPRING VALLEY AREA
-Brand-new beauty with q a0-it.
family room, 5 bedrooms, lovely
recreation room, fireplaees, 2
full baths and two v baths. pub
rs and paroehlal schools, wonder
PHItfiHPsss.h lfHScc'iOh, p1. fHA9 ssiS41S::
eyes, 66A-O70B.