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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22

Lewis Sputters

In the North, trees yer showing
the first sparks of autumnal color.
In the West, snow already had fall
en- in one state. Fall was in the air
and the crisp sharpness, the thin
ming sunlight all indicated the time
was right. -.
And as is his wont, John L. Lewis
knew it. The United Mine Workers
chief was threatening coal strike
and at a time when the threat
would be most effective.
BUT AS USUAL, his threat was
based apparently upon the highest
ideals. There was no question OF
higher wages or shorter working
hours. Instead, Lewis charged that
southern coal operators had bled
the unions welfare fund white by
withholding payments.
Lewis did not mention the word
strike" but he said a continual
ton of the default in payments
might cause reactions deterrent
to the constructive progress OF the
industry"
However, everybody on the side
lines in Washington construed that
statement to hold a strike threat.
The National Coal association ad-
vised its members that Lewis Ian
suage was a direct threat" and
added:
mo mention is made of the fact
that there is no contract and no
,oreement to nay. ..."
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS ---
US. Crops at Near-R Record Peak:
Lewis Hints at Coal Mine Strike;
Steel Industry Resists Wage Hike

M Epaa0 sw sprs in mhsn opinions are e1pressed in hes. a1-----I
ant not ecessarnra S dI MS are are hose OF
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22
Hudin Tribune,Herald. Thursday. September q. ls4sa
FINANCE:
Advice to British

II the British got nothing else out
OF the Washington conference on
the islands financial crisis, they
had received a lot Of advice.
That they were not too prone to
take it was evidenced by British
comment in the homeland and
hints by Washington newsmen that
the British monetary delegation
was peeved at the way U. S. treas
ury chief John Snyder was bossing
the show.
WITH bland disregard for the
fact, British comment in London
was to the effect that Uncle Sam
was playing England for a sucker.
On the other hand, there was much
criticism in the U. S. that the Brit
ish had nothing but their own yen
for the labor government to blame
for their financial plight. ..
In the midst of the clamor, one
thing appeared to be distinct; The
major forces in U. S. agencies
which might help the British were
agreed that devaluation of curren-
cy was the immediate answer to
Europe's financial problems. Sny-
der believes that, and he has been
backed up by the opinion of the
World Bank and Monetary Fund.
EUGENE BLACK, American
president of the 48-nation World
Bank, summed it up neatly. He
said:
81 do not underestimate either
the complexities or the far-reach-
ing consequences of such action
(devaluation), but I fail to see how
it can be avoided"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22

According to Senator Aitken (R.,
VT, present farm aid law pro-
Vides for high price props Tor
wheat and cotton and he declared
tina anyone VINO contends other
wise is guilty of Misrepresentation.
The senator was defending the
flexible farm-support law he helped
write III the preceding congress
and which bears his name. Barring
new farm.aid legislation, the Ait
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22
PARTY LINE:
On the Farm

Communist officials, including
three representatives from Mos
cow, held an organization and poll
cy-making meeting at Beacon,
N. Y.
That's the story that fell into the
hands Of the senate judiciary SUBJ
committee on immigration. It re-
pusedly came from one Maurice
Maxim, Brooklyn, a self-acknowl-
edged former Communist official
in this country.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22
SECURITY:
Cost Rising

An increase in the cost of social
security to about IS billion dollars
by 1860, and possibly more than
80 billion by the year 1000, would
be the net effect to American tax
payers if congress would pass the
pending proposals to expand our
present system.
THIS ESTIMATE was made by
the Research Council for Economic
Security, a Chicago organization,
in a study entitled Estimated Cost
of Social Security Expansion. Cost
estimates are based upon the esti-
mated population and mortality
rates for future years. No allow
ances for variations in wage or
price levels has been made.
The expanded program, all OF
which has been given consideration
in the 81st congress, consists OF
four parts:
/. Increase in old age and sur
vivors insurance benefits and COW
erage.
2. The introduction Of a new con-
cept in federal social insurance,
namely, compensation for temper
airy and permanent disability.
8. An expansion in federal public
assistance payments. = -
4. Adoption of a national COM
pulsory insurance system.
1.-THE COST in terms Of taxable
payrolls," the council points out,
ranges from 81 per cent to ia
per cent in 1860, depending upon
kw-cost or high-cost estimate. For
the year 1000, the estimate ranges
from 1873 per cent to 1873 per cent
of taxable payrolls.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22
PRESENT FARM AID OFFENDED
Aiken CIuims Wheat, Cotton rfo ,E,s, nSm

law would become eI1eSHVe
ne said he thought the law re.
ne that IN 1850 support Of wheat
md cotton prices be at % 20 ~
aar cent Of parity. He called THIS q
..sar cry from the misrepresenta,
ton Of those who tel wnsa, 80,
cotton growers that they WIN , az.
oU, 60 per cent under the ls4a
act"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22
BLAZES HIGH

In forest service region No.
l up to September l, there were
1.479 forest fires, compared with
200 last year, according to re-
gional fire control headquarters
at Missoula. This year 9,161
acres of land had been burned
over. Of this area, 6,734 acres
were on national forest land,
773 on privately owned land
inside national forest boundar-
les and 1854 acres on privately
owned land outside national
forests.
During the month of August
alone, 951 blazes were reported,
officials said.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22

Robert d. Murphy, career
Diplomat and former political
adviser to Gen. Dwight D.. Els
enhower, was nominated for
post of u. S. ambassador to
Belgium. He would succeed Adj
miraI Alan G.. Kirk, who is
now u. S. ambassador to Rus
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-09-22
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SALE OF USED EQUIPMENT

SALE OF USED EQUIPMENT
The Board of County Com
missioners of Big Horn County,
Montana, will sell at Public
Auction at 200 P. M on the
18th day of October, 1949, at
the front door of the Court
House in Hardin, Montana for
not less than the appraised
value the following described
used equipment:
1-1940 international ~
ton, model D 80, dump truck,
complete with hydraulic dump
box and spare time. Truck No.
4, Motor No. 1858, Serial No.
D 80 81 $40, appraised value,
$40e.O0.
1-1940 International H.
ton, D 80, dump truck complete
with hydraulic dump box and
spare tire. Truck No. 6, Motor
No. 79103, Serial No. D 80 Ct
511, appraised value, $4,000.
This equipment is in good
condition and may be inspect
ed at any time prior to sale at
the. Big Horn County Shops in
Hardin, Montana.
BY order of the Board of
County Commissioners of Big
Horn County, Montana, this
9th day of September, 1949.
Andrew Miller, Chairman.
CPub. Sept. %, 20, Oct. 6, 49,
CALL FOR BIDS
The Board of Trustees of
School District No. 29, Big Horn
county, Montana, will receive
bids on or before 500 o'clock
P. NJ October IA, 1949, to fur
nish Kleenburn coal to the
Wyola school for the school
year 1~949-1950. I'LL,
The board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Mrs. John Bzoski,
Clerk School Dist. No. 20,
Wyola, Montana.
Cub. Sept. %, 20, Oct. g.
-~1
Read the Classified Ads.
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REALISTINGS

Montgomery County, Md.
No. 74-Tns Hamlet. Exautsits Go.
lonial brick residence with stats roo
and center hall. designed and buiii
in le47 By an outstanding arehitee,
s,e e: bis S.n aons .a.s ssr. iHss ma
No. 7e-0d salem v,ilsss. Brick
white. y Of an acre. Corner. St
apple trees. 1st-d. bedrm. and bath
nsss sssr1sDs .sns,,:ss saa sss sss1 soS g End q
No son. l.s:. Po d 81 ssSsn Iss:', :So: :sso:
hrsplaces, rec. room: &24.9S0.
No. St-Chsvy Chase. e-room, az.
bath brick. center hall. breakfast I'm. {;
nasstons pate sexA With dsh pond
No. os-Bethesds. near Naval Hospi-
tai. 6-room brick with fireplace,
screened side porch: built 1916; SIT
uated atcc . grassy knoll on . large
corner lot with . panoramic viev q
noci e. ,,sas 0ssss s,I sFs; oao fries sis'sso;
No. e7--Srookmont. spacious 7-rm.
home, center hail. nowder room. oil
h.-v.h.: huge porehss; . lovely lot;
No. Sso2@Tskena Park. Ideal invest.
msnt and income = nronsrsy,, ,. Amos Amos
rms. and bath On End fcor; excel
lent condition: soned apartments;
$22 $50: lst trust. $i7 500.
No. Te-woodmoor. s-yopm brici
bungaiov. sxpandable 9nd a.; wooded
lot; perch; fireplace. air condition
No. o. ssMRoss Greek His. Y,ra Of.
fertpG. Hev. 2 reoms. 9 baths, :
powder rooms. tile root. gar. ais
condifscning: x34.Q50.
No. 66-T-arre farm. hsook On prop
erty. 7-room frame house. oil n
VII. porch; 10 miles from @fives
Springs Sl4.e89,
No. os-s.lvss spsins. s-roeI ,.ss. sun.
REALIsTINGs CORP.
q. Han Cook. NA. ec47. DAY O. nisht,
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OPEN SUN 90

Out Of the city but still Q part OF
the city: 10 minutes into Silver
Spring-S3. 900 down will buy this
almost-new and Interestingly de-
. landscaped acre: brisht' cheer.
full liv. rm. with fireplace, fun din
rm;, exceilently equipped kitchen. .
bedrms. and bath. side porch; up-
stairs. bedrms. 14x20 with hard
wood foors: full. BRIGHT basement
oil a.-c. heat: attached garage with
overhead door: elementary school in
walking distance: splendid year
round home for only SIb.95o. Tc
reach: Out Colesville pike mile
past Colesville to Good Hope rd
Elght Y mile to sign. c, J.
KOONTZ. GE. 1888 go
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1909 EWING DRIVE
BETHESDA. MARYLAND

A new detached brick home Of sis
rooms, bath. first-coor lavatory and
side porch, with fun basement. SLATE
roof. copper plumbing and suffers
gas aiy-conditioned heat and sil.
electric kitchen. for only Sl7.5o0
Seorssfosn A nsy "a % b. n,..ntrss @ % ou' ,srr w1r
left Is mile 70 Ewtng DR., and SCI
this bargain today. or phone Mr.
Brill. WI. 7105, with
SHANNON b LUCHS CO.
1905 Il d. NV. Ma. 23x5. SO
COUNTRY HOME, CLOSE IN
white. New England farm home
moderniIed. oil heat Z bedreoms
schools, bus; acre or more: On high.
way at colesvills; Si7.75o. OWNER
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
OPEN SUN, / to 6 Pm.
S16.5O0

1909 SD Dresden s,, e., ksns,n.ten: Nd. "a !.
large. beautiful lot. s0x35 II. This
new home has . lge. attr. liv. rm..
din. .rn.,. lge. window and . wood
burning frepi.. compl. elec, kit. den.
2 bedrms. and tiled bath with
entire house with very high ceil,ne.
auto. .hot-air heat. gas furnace. Has
o high elevation and Is q very short
distance from Naval HOSPITAL. This
rambler was built for naval oficer
rections: Out Conn. ave. to Dresden
st. in Kensinston. Nd. then turn
left 4 blks. TO house. To inspect
this home on weekdays call
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
l024 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. si4I;
Ewes. call EN-. $3.50 or EN-. 1891.
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SnC v 6AL
OWNER LEAVING CITY

Will sell TAR below market value NJ
acre cor. property on Chsfsriy ave 4
beautiful lawn. rare shrubbery and
fowers, Ash pond, magnificent holly
and aos.ood @ trses; iarss re-. cs.,; O. ncass "a
porehes, fiy. tm. a7xia. din rn. isa
IL. kit. and pantry. full hsrni-, con-
crete gar. completely auto. oil h.
VII with summer winter hookap
End a has iarEe master eedrn with
are very spacious with q beaat. view
Of gardens; complete bathrm This
home Is suitable for doetor or large
family. hus at corner, church. aehools
and shopping eenters nearhy. Price.
s1b.eso. Please do not offer less-
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szstdlas aad Iussssnent ArrsAxs.
S25 DOWN

AnS SIS re- meath Via Ezrrhs -
year eaasee Of acft tFaEss ksrsosss Sc
acres avanAk}s "a tAs Olney ss<saeS
NG7txnrrsgs County start s4AnH4ssE
horre - year future ReEFrsertA-
eve &C pssrzases Sunday &r6 M1E-
day
extesoes 70 ear sigH a. NeFasck
TErg eft oae-tentA Etls % keek.
v1lse Pike tRCsts Ne as. then si4es
On Reesaad HlgAwsy 'Rsste Ne.
1872. eertSngs eae-nAG mes -
once On rsxht MURDOCH RIAL
ESTATE 10 S-iiuA GO
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LAYHILL
Eight and three-ouarters acres and q
comfortable 6-rm. and bath frame
house. In fair cond.. long frontage
on paved road: conv. to store. Priced
at only $500, on terms.
E. s. PRICE & CO., Realtors
1901 Georgia Ave. Lo. 5-1231,
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COLESVuI,E AREA

COIESVlIlIE ANEA
opsn 90. An attractive 5-m., q
bath masonry and asbestos shingle
BUNGALOW, in excel. copd.; liv. rm.
Q4x26), fireplace. unfinished attic
with space for 2, additional rms.
recreation rm.. full basement, built,
lawn, q acre fertile land; located
on Colesville I'd, conv. to stores,
schools and transp. Price. S12.600,
on terms.
E. s. PRICE g. CO., Realtors
1lsoI IL I.Sssn 9ecrsia Ave-. 10. 6-lasi or
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UNIVERSITY HILLS

Nev Group 0s leu -pfsesc ess ersei
SeHeon hszss spaeseas rzas fai
esat sas a-e heat tsfss iet
and Nor ! te earl r ~.ss
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righi ~ niles te IeissEtils rt
sight hiNSk 20 Asantefs a asa
figsi 70 eFsa sHn
SlGLER g. TISHLER
lSks Ksnnsay al az III esgC
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xtIetIeaAh SAIRAARylANl
BUNGALOW, 5 BEDRMs.
SIS $50

Oren Bar 10 e. l@el oaraaas
ave ssfssr Ess4ag- hysEk Sa8a
issl. sstakssS ez 9 carn<s sSs ezAss-
n gRfMEs. Gas e Seat Gsass q
al t1ast1s E&RaHt- Ezrss In w5ta
eepasts rSsseEsssaS Out ps1ss
BFanch rc . eseSGs PAS FssRs'
ave tara ssxs4 &C Gafsane sFs
tratew arreRs = hLssckt - AsTss arc
eur Kaxn Eariz&sss vita CRANE
, HIAs, szase ssssa. tTes- YE
ENzn 9&
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4-BEDRM. RAMBLER

Marshall J. Waple Co.
1874 I4th ct. NV. Reaitor. d. ss4o
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RTvERDALE-Bunsa rooms
bath. INV. oil heat, sarase, chicken
house, lot s5x176. only 20, 300, or
easy terms
cottase cfty--2-famiiy houss. io
rooms. . baths. h.-v. heat: lAYss
lot; very convenisnt location. re-
duced for immediate sale to &f2.-
$50; reasonable terms DUNN A
CO, 3333 r. I. ave. MI. Rainier
Nd NY 004s or WA 4fbH --a1
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CT SPECIAL
x7N DOWN

Bunsaiow. fully insulated: fun hsmt.
:sss :sss iS.'ia: v s sss ss'7ss s.p.s.
rms, Styroa the bath. hide perch:
/ bIk. 70 schooi and trsnsp.: snon-
s64 mo. Open SUM- rs. Directions:
S oat Conn. r. sys; e 1noSsss =, rs,,:y ave; - !
left block 20 warner ft-. rtght on
warner 70 end of street and houss
Eijs BKoe.. me- sH. s6ss, 70.
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LARGE WOODED LOTS
S25 Down. S795 Per Lot

s. Bedroom Rambler-$l0.e $50
Inducing the prize % lciI Thirty
minutes from the white Heexs. tast
beysae KrEkinESnn IN Moatgonery
County Ali lets are priced the saEs
resardlesA Of yarlse siGet
Prominent Silver spr!ng builder vii
commence construction Of ranshiers
Immediately. with FHA and Oi O.
nancinK Several types o. hoass
plans available Representative 90
premises Sunday and Mauesy,
to sign read3nE Rockville {Vttyt
NH re }, then l mile 20 Connsc tical
0ardeas on isft Alternate route eus
Connecticut ave, through kenkinE-
ten to vieTs Min rc. then lef; on
viers Nil I'd Stvea-tenths mile 70
our once. KENsIN0TON REALTY
CO, LO k-linA sps
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Edgenoor-Bethesda
500 o50

This beautiful custom-bu home Il
Q must" on your list Of homes TO
see today. Contains s beGfms.. 3 tile
baths, ltv. rm. with open fireplace,
recr rm. with terraxso tile flr.; g
car garage: breexway. unusually
spacious grounds. Has . flagstone
walk and Is surrounded by beautiful
shrubs and trees. Call Mr.. Jolles
r.. NE. 5400; eyes,. sH. 4se1.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
I4I5 x st. NV. Realtors. NE. 64o0
FRIENDSHIP HTS.
wooten ave-, near wis. are. and
d. c. line. Det. home. with 5 bed
rms, bath, extra rm. In attic. spa
cious LIST q. with den: oil heat: nics
lot: det garaee. conv. to tranp,
also Naval Hosp. Price, SIS, $50
q: O. sMrTHY co. ST. $500. ives.
CH 2e91. 80
Home for a Small Family
6-rm. bungalow. lge. screened porch
fireplace, newly rsmodeled. furnish
ed. AMI; exc. transp., VI blk. from
xtreetcar and bus; must Be seen
to be appreciated. ample space for
garden or flowers. For appt.. IN
So~Ss
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Skx THIS ONE rlnAY
Tllo DEFENSE HIGHWAY

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TAKOMA PARK

Beautiful 1-stcry brick home. 10
years old. well located. near school:
Nv. rm with fireplace. din. rm.,
Kitchen. 3 bedrms. and tiled bath;
second noor has I large and ] me
dium bedrm. and fun tiled bath;
complete Insulation; maids room,
recreation room With fireplace and
bath In bsmtJ This pruperty 10 IN
the finest condition and can. be
bought Win . reasonsble down pay
ment. Total price. $4,000. NOR
RIsoN AGENCY. sH. s4eG svsss
OFEN SUN. I-DARI. e70i Bristol
ave-. silver Aprine-Attracttve 6-
room asbestos shinele bungalow: q
yrs. old: on lot S0x300; gas heat,
Prtce, Si0.o50. To reach: Out
ColesviIle I'd. 70 Forrest Glen I'd. turn
left TO Bristol and left TO our cpen
WOoD-CONLEY CO.
Realtors $40 Go. Ave. 81 e7o0.
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detached brick with lovely rms =.
rec. rm.. breakfast rm.. stone nre-
place. powder rm., gar; was S21.-
$50; now Sl6,950.
DrnYTCEn GO AEn
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BUNGALOW ,750

Ga aFt'S -
BUNGALOW-$9,750
soi rev. sat 10 sscsilsht eaaaislenI
teasns sne bath sn let M.
ikbsd faetN ln bshsi attractive fragst
nate. sakAths Aashsa. lheiaesa s~s
At uAsa. ow aaaAh
THE GABLES co.
sssa alnn ave
DsreeIient 10 erUessy out hiaasAs.
eaEs 70 to MsAtsFn ste islt ea
Eatisrh ! hless ts afth a nsg
ash q sne cpsH stss
OPEN i-6. SUN.
avs L, Lys,nss,sg s e ca.ss''s Asseri
tsA ..S q Ssa e.f re israsa.
II lot. eony ifansn sehoaia sh@p-
Pima. etc IL has Q tAu asr ham. .
win lets Of spsss fas assa fss Tsem
Gems bs sna sss Il tsaay
SuNNYBROOK
sp $50 With lev a9wp RRSmsata
bssiteaHas. asbestos. shihshs bVnsa.
ias slih isli esmty aat hssl tsFss
ssasssss. s ''"i iossi ss' tar rs .nsa q s,ss ss
larger family
HUDSON co.
s5le knnApstlt td eisasassvsa.
Nd tk 7tJi. ssskdsts NJ
6sls week ends
rHicf 81 $50 haassies sa ias
Ioaslso. tasl over D c lies sls@
one 10 ssass laoatiea TOT ~ ske Anl
enly s8ke eews
RAY CHICK
ksos Asrisste rtss Nj saes sssa
Evening star., 1949-05-29

2 new 4-room BUNGALOWS with bath
hardwood doors, circulating air
ready TO move In: $500 each; CT
approved. will finance With $500
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RAMBLER

Beautiful modern. large living room
with 22-ft. picture windows, over
looking picturesque patio. Il"
shaped dining room; 4 twin-sized
bedrooms, each bedroom has one
wall Of euilt-tn closets: modernistie
pastel painted walls. radiant heat /.
] n years old. Owner viii leave Gus
tom drapes and rugs. Ultra-modern
Total price. only $I4.e50. Small
down payment. Call SH. SOLO till o
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sos H St. NV. MA.
Sill. $50

OF APPROVED FOR MORE
Cod brick In an artistic setting OF
apple trees on h-acre plot. A Gus
tom-built home, reduced from S14,-
500. Beautifully decorated: in spot
less condition. Featuring copper
spouts and cutters, copper plumbing
perfectly balanced &C. oil heat,
Jewell range and other features
There are 2 bedrms:, large liv. rm..
dinette, kit. and bath. with ample
space for enlargement on heated End
floor; absolutely dry basement with
outside entrance, To reach: Out
colesville to Old Salem villaSe on
left. GATEWOOD 8. BENNETT, MA
6341: ewes RE o8RQ oQ
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Near uniseFsits al MARYLAND ssast
desirable rekissnttsl tSCisSa, hse
tso-stpFy brick. Spss spas tiFsss fpon
vita hrffiAes and psetHss .lhaev
O. iuhs tltS hep and essssisst ncas
taehta saFAks, slsts raaf wooded
loi. designed fer comfortable liz.
ms epsn SUNDAY ana daily fFan {
q pm Cad Nj Meade Ma lSaa
with WA II SAUNDERS 90 INC
20 woodbury. st. left TO altss Mood.
bury and kisn
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BUlkDEk OEfEH1NG new o-fm
aoqss sisei 81 Su.,h. Esl'' fs sshn'5 S.hs s.
sss heat, copper plumbinE; appli-
terials used throughout. Open Sat-
sHn s and Ae9. ASe9. 70 l94oS saas amherst aye ave.
KsnslnGton. Nd. . bsdrms.. bath
liv.-dfn. rm., equipped kit. porSh'
lssss h5ss It; .so,n % 81 eahsi S1lss: ssass sSun:
NV ssHGNdAioW, al oS4 $3.50. sase on nI; terms:
pretty. place. with an scre Of land.
beyond Silver spg.. near Ashton; Just
the place to bring up your family.
have garden. pets. etc.; excellent
r. o'i 2. ndi RIPI4Y. 41 kssisor. s Z 81. Sill
,salasgaoSsR9 sa I SsR' WILLIAMSBURG colonial
across from sligo County Golf
sn sb.sE sDssns ssss S
xnishsd uDstairs. cali sH. 1900 day,
H4kRASNHs,' 'sstri sStrifENficSgvery RdsIffolSv q.
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tion; $1,000 With S7bo ca.h. bal
INV. fNc, DI. $3.50; eyes. OIL
$500 for this cosy s-rm. sungsiox
III Takoms Pk.; lot i6xI SO. Raj.
I'll REAL ESTATx SH: s794.
AUTHENTIC COLONIAL HOME. com.
btning town and country living: n
bRick i; suS.ssIs Ss..ssIToRH HON HOME. Sic. $50. IN
residential part Of Silver .Spg.: rela'
lively new. full basement, oil heat
excellent lot, partly fenced; mic,
neishbors. Can be seen st an!
time and occupied under 80 days
r., 2. RIPLEY. Reaitor. 81. Gill
NJ oWNER-open house. 800 wood.
side parkway. Silver Spring. Sun.
day. 1-6; must sell this beaut
rms, det. brick. stt, garage, equip
lit. tile bath. powder rm., frepi.
summer porch, slate roof. beaut
wooded lot; win accept best, rea.
sonahle of{er. sH. S0S3. go
NLllKDIATE POSSESSION of excel,
lent corner home in Silver Spg.: Q.
story, o-room design Of brick. plui
eoxy rumpus room. delightful porch
Weii-selected shrubs, etc; has hae
1arvelous care and isn't very old
either. One Of the best homes In
the area Of this size. r. p. RIPLEY
1saltos. 81. gill till Q pm.
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CHEVERLY

CHEVERLY
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Sunday and Monday. Slate rcofed
prewar brick bunsalow with built ir
garage, fireplace, tvo bedrooms anc
tile bath upstairs. full basement oil
s.-c. heat. lot 60xl5o. In the high
select part Of Chsverely ~ b7oa
home normally offered for sif 500,
but the price IL down 70 sis.t00 and
approximately %. $50 down. See u
Make an oder on your terms. D9ree-
tious Turn right from Chsssriy ave
and travel fuii iensth OF Forest road
70 top q hill. .
A. STANLEY MOREAU
WA. 257I. Home, WA. ass0
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