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The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

(consnvsd From Back Page,
PREGNANCY IS A 9-M0NTHS HYPNOSIS
OF THE DEVIL II!
ANY DAMNED FOOL CAN BECOME A PARENT
THE DEVIL SEES TO THATl
JESUS BLESSED ARE THE BARREN. THE WoMBs
THAT NEVER BEAR. AND THE PAPs THAT
NEVER GAVE sUcK"!
ALSO. THIS WORLD SHALL PASS AWAY"i
IT DOES NOT ACTUALLY EXIST - IS MERELY
MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT
PHENOMENA! - COUNTERFEIT, BJRLEsoUE.
SYMBOL
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
PART z
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRlPPlEs! :
ARE RIP VAN Wrinkles!
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPLEs!
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL!
WHOSE SATANIC. MYTHICAL = ANTI
CHRIST = P.s.Y.cH-oP-A-T-1i-c - OFFSPRING
tBURLEsoUEs OF TRUE BEING. CHRIST.
SCIENTIST y - ADAMS, EWES. MURDERoUS GAINS,
JUDASES KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD - ARE REPUDIATED BY
c-H-LLD-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON
PARENTHooD! - THE WAY. THE TRUTH,
AND THE LIFE! - my WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL YE DOL
WnAi WE IAN LEAkN rkOW IHE SOLIS
Look at the yellow pages in the phone book under
"chvrehes" - Bahai - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - Jehovahs
Witnesses - Mormons. A decade two ago they
scarcely considered respectable enough TO rate listing
Now they booming like eeefrones and avfomafion.
These zeaIois at work the Job while too many
Of the believers Ioafng
This is doifyovrseIf age and Satan has capitalized
The idea with ali The gmmieks. He has taken assor
Of perfectly unreasonable books and PHILOSOPHERS Of
his coneoeting - Book Of Mormon - Science and
Health "kingdom-on-ear.i" Some -good-n-aI-re.
gons" = brotherhood Of man. he has borrowed the Ieg
mate methods Of biblical evangelism and to these he hss
sdded fhe psychology Of Dale Carnegie the persistence Of
fhe Fuller Brush and he idea Of
big business.
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Subtly msted tones take on commanding decorator i'm
portance when expressed in superby textured pearl"
draperes Buy them to match for every size window at
Sears low prices Smary tailored cotton and rayon blend
hangs gracefully to sill floor Visit our complete drapery
departments now.
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We've hundreds to sell, but don't wait!
They'll go fast at these prices! CHARGE 1T
on Sears Revolving Charge Account.
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Look AT All These Sizes

s'an Arlington Alabama BIadsusbuv w.oua and Anuapou.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15

Winners of the March of Dimes high series bowling tournament recently held at the Sky Bowl in Soldotna have been announced by Mrs. Richard Douville, who with Mrs. John Wood as her co-chair- man, spearheaded collections in Soldotna- Ridgeway areas. /.
 The series concluded on Jan. 24. One-half of each entry fee re- quired of bowlers entering the tournament went to the March of Dimes and netted the drive to- tai of $73 The remaining half of entry fee collections was used for prize money awarded each night to the player with the highest series in each league.
 The first winner was Dotty Martin, representing the Queen Pin League, rolling a 57S series game on Thursday night. Friday night it was Walt Myrick playing in the -Soldotna Classic Scratch League) with a score of ITO.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15
Sports Review
Basketball Conference to Crown First Champion Team This Weekend

Championship of the South Central Basketball Conference will be determined at Kenai this weekend in final games of a con ference series which began last fall. Kenai kardinals will host the Kodiak Bears Friday and Satur- day nights in the Kenai Central High School gymnasium.
 The kenai cage team presently Is leading contender for the first conference championship. If the Kardinals win Friday night the trophy will be kenai's. If Kodiak wins, the two teams will be tied and the deciding game will be Saturday night. Regardless of the outcome of Friday nights game, the two teams will still play Sat urday night.
 The 1962-63 series for the new ly formed South Central Basket ball Conference began on Nov. 16-17 with Kodiak vs Seward at Seward. Member schools in the conference are Homer, Kenai. Ko- diak and Seward. Each school played a 12-game conference schedule and each four-game ser ies consisted of two home games and two away-from-home games.
 Other Weekend Games
 Also scheduled for this weekend are preliminary games which are expected to be viewed with en- thusiasm.
 Ninilchik High School plays kenai Junior Varsity in the pre- liminary game to begin at 2 pm.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15
Kenai's First Wrestling Match Draws Big Crowd
by Michaelene s. PendletOn


 The big event at Kenai Central High School last weekend was a wrestling match on Friday, Feb. s, between Kenai and West Anch- orage.
 West won the match 36 points to Kenai's 10. Even with this one sided score, Kenai has the doubt full distinction of winning twice as many bouts from West as any other team has. They won two.
 In a pep rally Friday, Coach Jerry Near explained and demon strated, with help from J. c. Vol entine and Bob Lite, the holds and scorings of wrestling bout. Each bout is six minutes long in periods of two minutes each. Five points are made for pin and diff ferent amounts for a decision.
 The bout started slow for Kenai with Pat Commach pinning Larry Hobbs in 3 minutes 50 seconds. Ron Dean pinned Rick O'Regan in 3 minutes 28 seconds. Gene Har- old pinned Gary Bonin in 3 min utes seconds. Carl Judd pinned Darrel Leach in 3 minutes se- conds.
 Then it was Kenai's turn as Jerry Harvey pinned Mike Meade in 4 minutes 50 seconds. It was Anohorage's turn again as Pete Lee beat Frank Rivers by a 90 decision. Kenai then got their se- cond win of the night as J. c. Vollentine pinned Ron Brant in 3 minutes 59 seconds. Anchorage took the rest of the bouts as Bob Davies pinned Dave Gagnon in 1 minute 59 seconds, and Steve Copeland decisioned Bob Lite 9 to 6.
 Kenai had no wrestler in the heavyweight class and so could have forfeited that match, giving West the five points. But Denny Van Sky went in and was pinned by Gary Allison, who is 40 pounds . heavier, in 1 minute 40 seconds. Anchorage had to work for each point and Coach Near is satisfied that the boys are improving.
 The Kenai Jr. Varsity Basket ball cheerleaders became the wrestling cheerleaders and added team spirit in their black slacks and black Kenai sweatshirts.
 There was good crowd at the match and $107 was taken in for the high school athletic fund.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15
Bowling Tournament at Soldotna
 Is Benefit to March of Dimes Drive

The following Monday night, winners in the mixed doubles were Lala Dunlap with 575 and Pete Shadura with 592 for the Sky Lark League and Betty Dye with 602 and Bud" Dye with 573 for the Oilwell Service League.
 Tuesday nights winners were Ray Taylor with 604 series for the Businessmen League and Sue Hayes of the Bowlerettes League rolling 505. The final play was on Wednesday afternoon at which time Lottie Edelman, Spare Time League, took the prize mon- ey by bowling a 57S series.
 All scores, with the exception of the Friday night league won by Myrick. were figured on the series plus handicap basis.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15
Wildwood Cagers
 Lose to KardinalS
by Michaelene $. Pendleton

by Michaelene s. Pendleton
 There was no conference activi- ty last weekend but Saturday night the Kenai Kardinals beat the Wildwood Will-O-the Wisps S2 to 65.
 kenai led all the way with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd quarter scores of 25 to 12, 56 to 30, and n to 43.
 Scorers for the Will-O-the- Wisps were Manning with 19 points, Pugh with 14 points, Jar us with 12 points, Herman with g points, Dam with 8 points, and Brewer with 3 points.
 Kenai Kardinal scorers were Mike Tauriainen with 26 points, Gary Davis with Is points, Thor Evenson with 15 points, Gary Martin with 12 points, Larry Jor- dan with 8 points, and Jim Hall with 3 points.
 Friday and Saturday, Feb. 15- 16, the Kenai Kardinals play host to the Kodiak Bears for the game that decides which of the two teams will win the Southeastern Conference Title.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15

Friday, The varsity game immed- lately follows. Saturday night will feature dual preliminary. Fourth, fifth and sixth grade boys will be featured when the Little League Kardinals meet the Little League Hawks. The other prelim- mary will be the Huskies vs the Wolverines.
 On Saturday night, also, Kenai wrestling team will travel to An chorage to meet East Anchorage High School in a wrestling match.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15
N 0 tice

Tuesday, February 18th, at 7:3O p.m., MT. John -Hakala, Kenai Ma tional Moose Range manager, will speak and show slides at the Sol dotna Community Hall.
 His topic will be: "The Kenai Moose Range, its Management; Past, Present, and Future Im- provement Projects" A discus sion period will follow.
 MT. Hakala will be the guest of community concern group from the Methodist Church. This group is interested in our Moose Range, and thought, perhaps, you would be, too.
 The meeting is open to the pub- lie and everyone is welcome.
 Pd. Adv.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15
HAVE MARROW ESCAPE

STERLING = Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth LeVan escaped injury a few nights ago when their car slid off the highway and into a ditch north of Naptowne. The Le- Vans were returning from Seward where they. had been observing her birthday with a visit to their sons home. They were startled when they rounded the top of a small hill to see a power line truck stopped on the highway while lines were being repaired.
 LeVan swung safely past the parked vehicle and had practically stopped the car when it reported ly slid gently into a nearby ditch.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15
ARE FOSTER PARENTS
,SOLDOTNA - Recent we

SOLDOTNA - Recent week. end guests in the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Mullen were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Andy Andersen of Anchorage. They formerly homesteaded on the bluff above Homer and at one time spent the winter in nylon tent on the Mul- lens homestead while working in this area. (The tent was eight layers thick by break-up time.) The Andersens recently returned from a trip to Ireland, the Scan- dinavian countries and other por- tions of Europe. They were &C., companied on their weekend trip to Soldotna by two small Eskimo girls, both two years of age, to whom they are serving as foster parents. The children, since birth, have required medication at ire auent intervals in order to live. Mrs. Andersen is a registered nurse.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15
PREFER LOCAL WEATHER

SOLDOTNA - Bud and Bert Bennington of Riverside House, who left recently for vacation Outside, write that Yakima (Wash.) had 14 inches of new snow in 24-hour period-Seattle ? inches of snow and freezing rain. We're on our way south to get some 'Soldotna' weather" !" The card was postmarked Pasa- dena, Calif., on Feb. 2.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-02-15
LEGAL NOTICE

INTERIOR
 BUREAU OF LAND
 MANAGEMENT
 Land Office
 Cordova Building
 555 Cordova Street
 Anchorage, Alaska
 Date: Feb. 8, 1863 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Lionel Edward Deal entryman, of Kenai, Alaska, together with his witnesses Howard L. Robinson of Spenard, Alaska and Nellie G. Corder of Anchorage, Alaska has submitted final proof on his Homestead entry Anchorage Ser ial Number O5O146 for a tract of land described as
 Lots 3 and 6, SEANWA, Sec. ?, T. 2 N., R. II w., s. M.,
 containing 97.23 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Off, flee, Anchorage, Alaska. Any per- son, corporation, or association naVlng or asserting any adverse interest in, or claim to, the tract of land or any part thereof sought, may file in the Anchorage Land Office, during the period of publication or within 30 days thereafter, under oath, an adverse claim setting forth the nature and extent thereof, and such adverse claimant shall, within sixty days after the filing of such adverse claim, begin action to quiet title in a court of competent jurisdic- tion within Alaska, and thereaf- ter patent shall be issued in con- formity with the final decree of the court.
 Alfred F. Steger
 Chief, Lands Section Pub. Feb. 15-22, Mar. 1-8-15. 1863
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tor ~ MOgOzne. Washington. D. c.. July "a. 1868
Copper River current., 1963-09-26

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work when the amount hid is over $lOO .OOO If the bidder fails to accompany his bid wi tn the equired bid guaranty, his bid will not be read or otherised considered. Tele- grap phic noti ication of execution of a bid bond does not meet the above requi rements of a bid security accompanying a bid. Bidders are hereby notified that prequalifi- cation of contractors is mandatory requir- ement and bid will be ac epted if the bidder has not preoualified. All individuals and firms submit ting proposals for this pro- ject must be prequalified in an amount no less than the total amount bid. Action will be taken if request for prequa1ification is received 10 d7ys prior to bid opening daee.
 D. A. McKI INQON, :. E.
 Comi ssioner of High
 ways
Copper River current., 1963-09-26
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHLAYs

Sealed bids in single copy for furnishing all labor, equi pment and materials and perform ing all work for Pro ject F-O42-3 CID; Glenn High ay, Glennallen Junction to Tolsona Greet described herein, will be received until 2;OOIM lST, October l7, 1903 in the commiss- ioner's office, Departme nt of Highways, Island Center Building, Douglass, Alaska. This project consists of furnishing and plac ing crushed aggregate base and bitumin nous surface treatment on: Is .O79 miles of road ' way on the Glenn Highway from Glennallen Junction to Tolsona Gre k Near. Glennallen, State of Alaska. Principal items of the fol loving: Crushed aggregate base, grading D-l, l83 1000 tons; Asphalt, grade MC-7O,
 prime. coat, l2l 1000 gallons: Aggregate, designation AT-6O, bitumoinous surface
 treatment, Il 900 tons; Asphalt, grade RC- 800, bitumionous surface treatme nt, 23o, 1000 gallons. and .Beamtype grardrail, 1875 liner feet. All work shall be completed by October Is, 1864. " r lans and specificatio be obtained b all who have bonafide need for them for bidding purposes from the Commi s 5ioner of High avs. Plans may be examined at
 Department of Highways District offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks; Juneau, Valdez and Nome A bid guaranty is required with each bid in the sum of not less than lOR of the total amount bid for the work when the amount bid is $lOO .OOO or less, and in the sum of not t99gg7+ than g of the total amount bid for the
Copper River current., 1963-09-26
(Con't)

Glenn Topics (Oon't) l~z~zn Quite few of the local residents of Glenn ! allen baged their game. It seems that had little trouble with the bear wanting it after it shot.
 The first me ting of the M .&nAs was at Lois pinneo and some two dozed ladies attended. Each of the ladies brought gift for Velma Ballard to cheer her in her convelesing perio Refreshments enjoyed by all. It was discussed to sew drapes for the little dhape1 at the Chapel next month. Death is fisical phenomenon, Life an inext inguishable process, An our span on is earth is interlude in eternit
 Auther?
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FALLS CURCH AREA = Split
large wooded lot. 4 bsdFms. 3
baths, rec. rTn., only S27 300.
reas. terms. cHAMBLIss. ,DU.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

4725 Duke st., OBJ
posite Defense supply Agency,
Ready for -occup.. 6,b00 50. II.
LIST class Qfe. and comm, space.
list floor front, Contact Dick OF
Bill DWYER, XII. 0-SO80.
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HOUSES For SALIVA.

AREA Offering the
i iUss az a he FLA appraised ' price Zee
Of $3.50 with only $500 On. plus
settlement. Be first to call and see
THIS 3.bedrm., full bsn1t., rec, rm.
rambler with 2l-ft. enci. porch, sit
uated on a fenced, Hz-acre cow. to
everything. NED O'REILLY CO.,
INC. l01.1711.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

BEST FALL YOU'LL EVER SPEND
On this over l.acre N a brand-new
4-bedrm.s 3-bath, all brick with ga
rage, den, rec. ma 2 hrepls.,
eeaut. big M h IiS;ii,v heaI; hrge
S3s.SsO by oWNER-BUMDER locat-
ed near Mclean.
Also next door on A-acre lot, a new
brick, bedrms., 3 firepls.,. 4
baths, 2-car garage, huge entr.
hail.. Soft. Nv. rm., magnificent kit.
". heat. Priced al Slz,esO. Phone
JE, $4,000, WIN. A. CHAPMAN
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6 BEDROOMsl
THANK you FOR CALLING
ROUTH ROBBINS

REAL ESTATE CORP.
OPEN . TO o
b32-S868 100000 Ab1-2B00
9b0-7000
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MARTIN

REALTORS Open 80 n. s.lszo
FALLS CHURCH -3-bedrm. rambler,
din. rm., excel. eond., fenced wood
"a lot &c cl .Ss e g, SCHOOLS ssSs and shop
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OPEN 90
ANNANDALE OFFICE. CT. 6-910O
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$1,000

Under reproduction cost for this spa.
cious, spOtless, A-bedrOom Cape Cod
with aluminium siding plus fireplace
IN living room, eating space In kit.
chen, patio, breeze way and at
tached 2-car garage. Inspect the
extras when you see this exceptiO-
nal home today. Only slS,Sso. Call
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COUNTRY ESTATES
oLNEY AREA


Strictly s for .t ths estate s. i minced
surrounded BY rolling country
side in hunt club area. This
beautifully kept estate features
. home with eenter-hall plan,
Ice. lily. rm. and din. RIM. each
with firepl.. den or study, en-
equipped kitchen. 8 spacious
bedrms,. 5 full baths, scar ga
rage, finished bsmt. The grounds
are professionally Handicapped
and include q family-siged fiji
tered swimming pool with pa
tics, This estate Is located con-
yepal eres 70 heMsES or area ser Slsa
available. Shown By appt.
MAYNE REALTY co.
924-40O0 Olney. Nd.
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NORTHWEST
SOUTHEAST

SOUTHEAST
aunt apt. bldg, self c ontained,
priced at only $4,000, please call
MT. Athey, ewes. and Sun. AID.
s slI;Tli q CO.. ST. s.7asl
STORE AND APARTMENTS =
Business location or investment.
3-story brick. Income Zoo
VI. M. 18th and Col. I'd. Ewes.
Realtor, Ma. s-07b3.
sUITLAND-ANDREWs ARE Ais
unit brick apt. bldg. Shows better
than loss net return. $4,000. Ask
REALTY JU. s-lsOo
ZONED COMMERCIAL
laos Florida ye.-l-bedrm.s baths
corner Of alley. Excel. for sm.
bus. $l3,ss0. RE. 7-2l60.
CALCAhA OIL. 2-lgU
HUNT APT. HOUSE, N good ne.
neiEhborhood. Owner viii accept
trade on single family house In
D. @. Can 81. 3-3616.
lsT AND + SITS, N.w.=4-unit
at; .I 6slds;AS StoTSes. bsmTt. "a.
Brokers and spectators. ]. A.
uPSHUR. NO. 7-063e.
4.UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE on
2 plus acres, 2 nniprn; units
units heated with circulating
heaters. All ants. rented at pres
ent. Strictly residential village.
S22.500. CHARLOTTE HALL.
MD. To 4-334b
4-UNIT APT, Seat Pleasant, Nd,
LIST class brick, colored pay utils.
$4,000. ACT. He. 4-0210.
* OF AN ACRE on 2e-211. 3 mi.
past Ramp Washington--10S-ft.
front, 4-bedrm. house. Can be
zoned CONNER. $4,000. Name
your terms. 3. 8. BURNS, Real
/ tor. OR. 3-67o7.
4 UNITS, self-contained. 2 hed-
rms. Excel. Sc. location. S20,-
500. TUCKER. Do. $4,000.
4 OR 2 UNITS. 200 blk. webster
81. ne, PLEASANT HILLS.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

REALTORS. lot own
ers or builders-Private party in
parking lot business Is DESTROYS
Of expansion. viii pay $1,000
cash bonus for info. leading 70
parking lot leases, presently
available o. available IN the near
future. win pay top dollar for
prime locations. Box 4o7.D. star.
WANTED % Lease business prop-
erty suitable for shoe store. Cail
VIA. 2-3223.
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VANS CHURCH


ASSUMPTION
This ideally located home has many
desirable { eature Large living
room with fireplace, separate din.
ing room, full basement, detached
garage, Large lovely yard. No
qualifying and payments only SlO2
per month. Price only sle,S00.
IN fl7TlTc n
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G S;111S PRESTIGE
'OWN & COUNTRY

PROPS. INC, REALTORS
Alexandria Office TE. 6-S915
MCLEAN
SpolIess and so much house for a
drowning family. Only 4 years old
and lust completely redecorated.
22-h. living ROOM separate dining
room, and equipped kitchen with
eating space. bedrooms and full
baths. 1e-x20 recreation room. All
centrally air conditioned. Fenced
rear rsSro, yars "a a sS5 you may walk to
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Mclean Ell. $500
MCLEAN
GEORGETOWN PIKE
e-acre corner site opposite Madeira
School. 7-bedrm.. 2-bath. air.
nm. Low SOS. OPEN "a.
I HENDERSON AGENCY
u Kaul Bldg. Mclean 3se-e9co
Mclean AREA
ANTIQUE COLONIAL
Charming Colonial home partly 100
yrs. old. completely restored. 2
acre rural site. s bedrns., family
rm., rec. rm. Low sos. OPEN "a
Va miles beyond Great Falls on
HE HENDERSON AGENCY
u KauI Bldg, Mclean 3s6-seoo
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HRoYHUL PARK
Rroyhill

~ ,nS
al. no On. FHA tl.lN On: PIC.
ONE REALTY, JE. roses. or
35l-56l1.
CONTEMPORARY.
Rambler on beautifully lannseapeo
grounds. Exposed beamed ceilings
throughout. ! bedrms.s glass walled
liv. rm. with fireplace and Sliding
doors to delightful patio. Family
rm., tremendous closets and stor-
age space. Many extras Low zOs;
Assume high existing loan. SHOWN
BY Apt, ONLY. KE. 6-el93 q IN
%. MOELLER REAL ESTATE.
CAN'T LAST -3-b E + m, all-brick
rambler, full bsmt., large panelee
rec. rm.. fireplace, luxury equipped
kitchen and delightful enc ose q
porch. High demand neighbOrh0
SIs,7s0, HANSON HOMES Realtors,
JE.. 3-3737.
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CHURCHES WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

CHURCH WANTED IN d. D. or
0IBRALTAR CO.. DI, 7-6S0O.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FAIRFAX CITY, fronting Univ, Al
mot new Tss H p J 5glts Panelsd repl
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INVESTORS

1877 UNITS ON 18th gT-S
elevators, recently remodeled. 4
times gross Of $17O, 900. Sub
stantial cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15

CAPITOL HILL units, store,
office. solid corner brick bldg.
in restoration area. $4,000 in
come: $21,50O. 10% down. Call
Mr.. Verbeck,
oRoNER REAL ESTATE
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
lcoNTlNuEpl
CHURCHES F0R SALE

SMALL. colored, NV. Reas. Also
lge. modern bldg, suit ehurch.
GIBRALTAR CO.. d. 7-6500.
CONVENIENT NV. SECTION
Excellent buy, priced for quick
cash sale or down payment. Pres
entity set up for use Is church
and rooming house. 10 rooms.
corner lot; Al tile fra i tall CELL
2 entr. Excel. turn. co. b-3S00.