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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-05-28
1884 RURAL HOMES In
TRIANGLE AREA SOON TO
HAVE PHONE SERVICE

Telephone service-the dream of
every rural housewife and mother
is on its way to 1884 farm families
in the Triangle Area" of Montana.
reports Harold Ebaugh, Havre, man
ager of the recently organized Tri-
angle Telephone Association.
Ebaugh, who is also manager of
the Hill County Electric Coop, states
that solicitors are currently contact
ing farmers in Hill, Chouteau, Lib
erty and part of Blaine counties, in
soliciting $52,550 in equity funds
that the association must put up in
order to secure a Rural Telephone
administration loan.
A loan application for $954,OO0
is now before the RITA in Washing
ton and favorable action is expected
soon by that federal agency. The
loan and local equity funds will be
used to construct 1900 miles of line
and put in other necessary installa-
tons.
Officers of the new rural co-opera-
tive are Tom Staff, Chinook, presi-
dent; Arnold Peterson, Havre, vice
president; r. L. Blackstone, Havre,
secretary treasurer. Other board
members are Max Neuwerth, Havre,
and Daniel Morse, also of Havre.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-05-28
MONTANA FARMERS UNION MEMBERSHIP FOR
1854 CONTINUES TO CLIMB

Park with II per cent; Gallatin with
II per cent; Teton with 16 per cent;
Daniels with Is per cent; Glacier
with Is per cent; Garfield with IA
per cent; and Lake with 10 per cent.
By membership totals, counties
showing gains in addition to McCone
and Yellowstone, are: Toole, sc men,
bers more than the 239 last year;
Daniels, go more than the 399 of
last year; Teton, SO more than the
1913 last year; Richland, 40 more
than the Gil last year; and Rosebud,
As more than the ia last year. Wi
beaX County rose from zero number
to SO. Phillips has exactly the same
number as last year-264.
Fifteen counties to date show
slight membership decreases. These
are: Beaverhead, Big Horn, Carbon,
Carter, Cascade, Flathead, Granite,
Judith Basin, Lincoln, Madison, Mus
selshell, Ravalli, Sheridan, Saltwater
and Treasure.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-05-28

those of the various candidates for
state and national office, and official
endorsement of candidates for politi-
cal office based upon the records and
platform of the candidates"
Each local union and council af-
filiated with MLLPE will be entitled
to one voting delegate, who in turn
will cast vote for the total member
ship of his local union.
High on the agenda for the June
convention will be the expected APP
pearance before the delegates of all
candidates recommended for MLLPE
endorsement by local LLPEs. Each
candidate will be given an opportuni-
ty to speak to the delegates and state
his position on various issues of i'm
pOrtance to Montana labor
The invitation of recommended
candidates to appear at the conven-
ton before MLLPE endorsement is
given is in line with the policies of
similar AFL - LLPE organizations
throughout the nation. LLPE is non
peNl eIoc1Il OIS1HIAoClOI, WHICH dcCOrQ-
ing to TIMBER, will be devoted solely
to protecting the interests of wage
earners at the ballot box, and in as
sisting union members in Montana to
know the candidates for public of
flee y
The state MLLPE office has also
extended an invitation to G. All Green,
Modesto, California, and western di-
rector for the national LLPE, to ap-
pear and speak to the convention.
Green, it will be recalled, spent sew
eral weeks in Montana in February
assisting President TIMBER in getting
the Montana league organized.
To be considered by the delegates,
toe, will be the preliminary draft of
2 constitution for the Montana league
which was prepared by the leagues
executive board shortly after the Feb
'uary meeting.
Temporary executive board mem
)ers of the MLLPE are the execu-
i've board members of Montana State
federation of Labor.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-05-28
Two More Union Groups
Back Senator MURRAY

Silver Bow Trades & Labor Coun-
Gil, Butte, and Local 768 of Inter
national Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers, Kalispell, have joined the
swelling ranks of Montana unions en-
dorsing Senator James E. Murray
for reelection to a fourth full term
in the United States Senate.
In so doing both groups noted that
Murray "has served with firm faith
and undertaking devotion the cause
of Montana's working men and wom-
en- in the United States Senate" and
that his "whole record is one of dedi-
cation to the principle that what is
good for all the people is good for
the Nation :"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-05-28
"Brannan Plan" For Copper
Looks Good On a. c. Nj.

The plan put forward by Charles
Brannan when he was Secretary OF
Agriculture a few years back to as
bility for American agriculture, has
been variously labelled as socialist
ic," ''crackpot," and whatever other
discrediting adjectives were handy
for those who opposed the proposal
During the 1852 campaign General
Eisenhower pleaded for votes on the
basis of avoiding the "moral bank
ruptcy" of the Brannan plan.
Since then, the Administration has
successfully steered through Con-
gress wool support program which
will let wool prices seek the market
level set by supply and demand with
government making up the differ
ence up to 80 per cent of parity to
the woolgroWers. In other words, the
"Brannan plan in sleeps clothing"
as it has been so correctly dubbed.
Now, certain COP senatorial lead
ers, including Aiken of Vermont,
are cautiously proposing similar
plan for the dairy farmer.
But, the biggest current example
of the "Brannan Plan" blossoming
forth in its fullest glory, concerns
nothing agricultural at all-but rath-
er, has to do with copper.
And who is the recipient of this
'socialistic largess" on the part of
Uncle Sam? None other than that
arch prototype of "private enter
prise" at it's best-the Anaconda
Copper Mining Co.
In order to stabilize the price of
copper at high level, and make it
possible for the ACM to unload some
$4,000 tons of the metal produced
n its Chilean operations, the Gen.
eral Services Administration has con-
,racted to buy the entire lot at 80
.ents a pound, fob. New York, for
stock-piling purposes.
Kennecott, another of the "big I
our" copper producers, too, will be :
he recipient of a considerable chunk
# federal subsidy funds. Negotia- ,
ions are currently underway be- t
ween GSA and the company to pur-
base $4,000 tons of Kennecott's 9
'hilean production for the ma 9
ional stockpile, so that the metal +
7lll not have to be dumped on the \
yorld market and thus depress the o
1dustry. q
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-05-28
EXIT, GREAT FALLS
BhRMAInS

Effective Tuesday, June 1, lady
bartenders, with the exception of
bar owners, will be out-of-bounds in
Great Falls, the Great Falls Bar
tenders Union has decided.
Male members of the Bartenders
Union, after June l, too, will be
restricted to holding only one job,
regardless of their union affiliation
on other job they may have been fill
ing.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-05-28
SmeItermen ..ymain Willing to
Arbitrate East Helena Dispute
AS&R Management Continues Adamant In Refusing
To Negotiate An End To Three Week sold Lockout

Following repeated efforts to get
American Smelling & Refining Com
pany East Helena management to
arbitrate the grievances which led
to more than 200 smelterworkers
being out of work, East Helena Mill
& Smeltermen's Local 72 this week
is distributing handbills throughout
the Helena area presenting facts
about the dispute.
In appealing to the people of Hell
ena to support the unemployed work
ers in their fight to secure reason
able settlement of the grievance that
stopped all work at the AS&R smelt-
er on May 6, the union sets forth
four important points concerning the
dispute:
q. The dispute is not strike, but
a LOCKOUT of the employees by the
employers. The union has requested
that the company arbitrate speed
up" grievance and the company has
refused, thereby violating the con
tract between our union and the
company. Since May 6 the company
has maintained this position, refus-
ing to negotiate with US.
90. The dispute arose when the
company insisted upon speeding up
the work load in the DBL depart
ment, refusing to. even permit the
union to negotiate this major change
in working conditions as the con-
tract provides. Five different meet
ings with management were held
within a month. In each of these
meetings, company spokesman were
adamant in the refusal to negotiate
the additional work load. Our work
load is already considerably greater
per man than it is in other AS&R |
operations.
80. Since May our unions con-
sistent position has been that we
are willing to arbitrate the dispute,
as provided in our agreement. This
he company will not do. This is still
our position. We are ready and will
ng to return to work if the company
will leave the determination of the
dispute up to disinterested third
'arty, a procedure the company
greed to in writing at the time the
ontract was negotiated.
"A. That's the only point at issue
n this lockout-the arbitration of
he dispute as provided for in the ,
ontract. We think that the arrogant
ttitude of the company is inexcus-
BILE in the light of the facts. Mean .
yhile, the locked-out men, their fami- !
es, the entire community is being :
punished, like naughty children, ;
Y a naughty corporation back in Z
Vail Street, New York"
In addition to setting forth the c
acts about the dispute, the unions +
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-05-28
Nursing Service Used Plenty

PORTLAND, Ore.-Every day now
nearly 100000 Americans use some
kind of nursing service-in their
homes, hospitals, public health elm
les, schools, or in the places where
they work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
Mr.. MT. CALVARY

District Heights. Corner. 4 bedrms.
liy. rm. din. RIM. comb, kit: fully
insulated: full bsmt. with outside
entr.: gas hot-air heat. lot b0xl40
ERWIN REALTY CO., WA. 7-1232
or WA. 7-O334
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TWINBROOK

Assume large Gl loan on this Ia
yr.-old. 3-bedroom home in excel.
condition. Large liv. rm. with. free
standing fireplace and covered rear
equipment Ewes. call HE. 4-S421.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-0222
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1926 Forestville Rd.

- - @- ss
1926 ForeStville Rd.
GI-S64 MONTH
Mr. Tasker. HILLcREsT REALTY
Ii. ,7-4040; eyes,. 10. s-S30s.
II
Charm-Space-Co Convenience
Bethesda - 3-bedrm.. white brick
rambler; all-elec. kitchen: / "a baths
radiant heat: fenced back yard. 2
patios; unusual storage space. Win
ner of several awards for design.
Low EOS. OIL. 6-6S1S. 81
CT SPECIAL
3-Bedrm. Brick Rambler
APPROVED AT $4,000. this beauti-
f,il corner home is q terrific buy:
5 yrs, old; located mr. Piney Branch
road and University lane; full bsnt.;
Screened porch. CALL ME. $500
EWES, MR.. BLANKEN. HE. T.
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co.
1918 K st. NV. NE. $4,000.
BRICK CAPE COD. det. 16x24-ft.
garage. All the things you arc
looking for. Alvin bedrms.. 2
full baths: separate din. rm-; Kit;
with table space: fireplace: fun
bsmt,; fenced yard. A rare find ct
SI6.950. 10et down to 81; FLA
or conventional terms available
MRS. HART, LO. 5-5007
COX & CO., JU. 5-0775
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BETHESDA
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS

A bedrm. and bath on LIST floor and
bedrms., bath on 2nd floor ell
twin size: in the eutest Cape Cod
In an excellent. quiet community;
close to shops. We urge you to call
ct once to see this most attractive
home.
EDWARD F. FRY co.
OIL. 4 5212 Ewes. DE. 2-5075
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA TERRACE. mr.. Nth
Attractive prick rambler on corner
rm. with fireplace. dining area. lge,
kit. patio. fenced lot. Owner leav-
Inc. town. Priced to sell on terms
SsR sI HI fcsSoo REALTY Co Ct
BETHESDA. S37 500 Priced for
immed. sale on today's market. Our
first Offering Of this spacious, 4
bedrm., red brick. 3-yr.-old. center
hall Colonial. with many custom
features. incl. random hoorine
throuEhout: LIST a. and unusual
baths on End A.: paneled den, pow.
der rm., all-elec. kit. screened
pch.j and patio leads from liv. rm
into Ice. pvt. Garden: hesut. rec
rn., maids quarters, 2-car garage
OIL. 2-729S, Elk. 3-03t3. EDWARDS
PROPERTIES.
BETHESDA (Parkwood) - EXQUISITE
ultra modern S-bedrrn.. 2-bath brk
rambler; S24,9b0; garsge. porch,
lse. patjns. Oh. o-eS7A.
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SILVER SPRING
ONLY SO $50

SILVER SPRING :,
ONLY $12,950
Cape Cod, expandable End
floor. Published dormer. VI acre
ground. Beautiful shrubbery, shade
and fruit trees.
SIG, 95O-$2, 900 DOWN
Brick rambler, liv. rm. with firepl.
din. area, 3 bedrms., cleo. kit. full
tiled bsmt. with rec. space and firepl
Very nice. Extra large yard. Assume
large CT loan.
CHEVY CHASE-$24,95O
CT APPROVED
Large brick. 2-story, with slate ROOT
and garage. Redrm. and bath on Isl
floor. 2 bedrms; and bath on End
screened porch. Choice location
Near Western ave. and 1-fare bus
James C. Conley & Co.
S71O Ga. Ave. JU, $1,000 TIL $3.50
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SILVER SPRING-1st showing. own
err leaving city. 3-bedrm. rambler
2h baths. compl. elec. kit. screened
porch. gar, maids Tm.: Ancno,
SsS. 900, 4sS 81 loan. ~. 5-2759
SILVER SPRING. close in. terrifle:
value. Charming Colonial, excelieni
location; 8 be srr, III tie - bath m up
lge hy rn hs tirep ,as oi side rm Screened u
p pur;ch io s14 Dss viii III al. Cali ARD
MORE REALTY CO.. OIL. 2-?aG3s'
SILVER sPRING-s-bedrm. brick Co;
lonial; din. rm.. bsmt.. screened ant
P RSSery- HSi sis,s5o. or CT. u
wso otdSMaooR SECTION. silver sps:-
4 bedrms.. Cape Cod. swimming
ss% owner ssrs R sSoSsd to lot S5set
DIssTINcTivE SMALL HOME--Brick
and stone construction: nr. D: c:
line; 2 fireplaces; slate root, copper a
plumbing. gar: SIG: S5O. loin NO
s sDs1sins e oWsra e. sBs 5fff
BY OwNER-40-ft.. new, brick ram;
bier; custom features; 3 bedrms..
baths; garage; recr. rm.; kit. 12x17;
yeu. din. rm.. eft. liv. rm.. many
ss.ras Near ssoo al w.s ssn9S: A Asolne
3 BEDRoOMs, Z BATHs, for S1ss5C
Beautifully kept. 2-story home
with cool side porch. party-size liv-
ing room, separate dining rnl.. base
aent; on tastefully handicapped lot:
30 dial ri. $500 til q. MONT.
GoMERY NV. & ms. co. so.
NEAR D. C. LINE-very attractive
brick Cape Cod. on quiet street; st
Michaers Parish; built .i,a.,s sa assn.
sas sSeiyi Fl RTis Z. Ss laass sal IN
vEsTMENT & INSURANCE CO. so
1eaO0 CONN. AVE-. Wheaton-$16 g.,
700. No down payment TO CT
Approximately 500 per mo-. includ.
ing everything. 3-bedrm. bricl
ram TanI sis ae bath. su 5 5m , with e Vs.
!, It. pine-paneied rec. rm.:: screen:
and alum. outside storm windows
Cor. lot s0xl04. Open any time
| NEAR JUNToR HIGH in sill. spg.-i
/ red prick Colonial Of z rooms ai,e
! aluminium, storm sash; 81 5.95o
RIPLEY & RoMER, 5eaItors. Cal
! Ju S-6I1t day or ewes
| PRETTY KENSINGTON BUNGALOW
/ on beautiful corner lot. near shops
and bus: living room. dining room.
Kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath. rented
fouls P 2. g saoE IN fTsee 1918 &
nRRXESpsskAEws -l1 csISSsrou RAMBLER
4 Montsomery County: 8 Ice. bedrms.
/ 3 baths. 2Sx32 rec. rrn.. sen. din
| fm., breezewsy and garage. Price
I S2Q.T50. Exceptional buy. A..
XESSINGER q CO.. 10. o-z64A.
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RIVERDALE AREA
SILVER SPRING

Vic. MOL nearly new white brick
3-bedrm. Colonial. Very lge. iv. ,rm
with firepl.. sep. din. rm.. modern
equip. kit. tile bath, screenes
fenced yard with play equipment
This will go fast at S15.950.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
Chevy Chase, Md.
Rosemary SchooI-$22 $50

4 6EDROCMS-STU
Nice shady lot, very compact home 81
appealing appearance. large living
room, separate dining room. master
bedroom and bath with study OF
additional bedrm. on LIST floor: End
floor has 8 additional bedrooms,
bath. Pun basement; garage. JAMES
:. SCHWAB, I'm. 2-6eQ0. Ewes. Oh
2-1xoo or W0. 6-140e.s
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JU. S-62OU TIL y
SILVER SpRTNH
SILVER SPRING
2-BEDROOM RAMBLER

SILVER SPRING
2-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Studio liv. rm., fireplace; screened
Diet. garage, beaut. wooded lot
65x220: h.-w.h., located in North
wood Park; $4,000 or offer.
CLOSE-IN CAPE COD
Located mr.. Flower ave-, Piney
Branch featuring liv. rm. with fire.
place, screened porch, lge. din. rm.,
bedrm., powder rm., mod kit. table
space; end floor. Q bedrms. and
bath: full bsmt., wooded corner lot:
BEAT THE HEAT
CTS no money down, non. els excel
terms; 5-rm. and bath, all-brk.
Colonial, lge. level lot; S12.400
HOME WITH INCOME
3 apis. each having sep. kit and
bath. huge lot, Va Of which is End
commercial; you can live In one apt,
the other will more than pay for
it.; total price incl; furn. for >
apis; $20.500, excel. terms.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
JU. a-067a; If NO answer. Ju; s.
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EXCELLENT BUYS

North Forestville. 342s Send ave-.
$4,000; assume GI 40 loan.
Kentland, 1920 Lombard St.
$4,000; assume OF 40 loan.
Bellemead, 1908 74th ave.-$12.b0Q:
no down payment to auslified vet
eran.
Brentwood, 3712 window rd.--S13,-
$50; q. 8. Steel Co. Westerner type
College Park, s4o9 Potomac ave.
$14 1000: no down payment to quail.
East Riverdaie, $500 crittenden ST.
$12.350: no down payment to quail.
fed veteran.
no down payment to qualified vet
eran. Three-bedroom home, LYING
room. dining room. large modern
kitchen, Iva. baths: recreation area
in basement: large front porch:
conysnisnt loest t%r,y ~ INC
371S Rhode Island Ave.
Ap. 7-1iIi AP. 7-05s2
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ANDR E1s,Hs,7 n; s:

WOODLAND COTTAGE
BY owner. leaving city. Acre with
cool, beautiful trees. surrounded By
Md. State Forest Preserve. Perfect
for children; sand box, gym. swings
picnic table. woods. One mile or
school bus to Camp Springs School
Country living only 80 minutes from
downtownl
Fully equipped electric kitchen with
automatic washer: ceramic tile bath;
large living room; dinette; 8 bed
rooms; 1h-story frame cottage
built by owners with care and best
materials; fully insulatedA Real buy
for weekend builder. expand.
able: some interior trim remains
Fuli price only $1,000. Assume Isl
trust. Payments, $45 per month
6103 Temple Hill I'd. Cypress z.
$3.50, afternoons and evenings. I
CT APPROVED. S12,5O0
Brick rambler mr., Riggs I'd. 8 lge
rms. firepl., gas heat. Only bTs
down to veteran.
HUGH T. PECK co. HE. <-6400
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - CT SCI
down; lovely 8 bedrm. semi. only s
Minis. to Boiling Field and NRL;
new-home condition: cony. to schools
and shopping. Call Mr.. .Gribble. ST
3,736S; eyes, Lu. 4-2462. ATLAS
HiLLCREsT. s1s.s5O-5-rm. white
brick; bsmt.. garage: shady ter
races; " blk. of Pa. LII. 4-03S3.
2418 SOUTHERN AVE. S.E.-3 bed
rms rec. rm.; fenced yard; corner
lot; uew-house condition; Sill 800.
HARRISON Y ADAMS Ma. S-S30S
$3.50 DOWN-CONGREss HTS
rms. and bath. semidet, brick. About
8 yrs. old: full bsmt. with gas
heat, rec. rm.. etc. Deer. lot. loo
#. deep and Anchor fenced. Vacant
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor. 20. 3.
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5000 WAGNER LANE, Fairway Hills,
Macarthur blvd, Q blocks beyond
Glen Echo-6-room detached brick;
Q tiled baths; flne basement; fenced
lot; S16.250. Out-of.town owner
Phone week end. WO. 6-O112.
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BETHESDA-$15,7OO
CAPE cop-BuNaALow

Very attractive bungalow offers lge.
liv. rm. with flrepl.. sep. din. rm..
clean kit. 2 bedrms. and tiled bath;
full bsmt.; expandable attic; corner
and Catholic parish. $4,000 down
will handle. Call tonight. OIL
5000 or SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY
INC. OIL, 6-7S00. -31
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Observation-Disclosures
AFT. WHITE BRICK RAMBLER
WITH CARPORT
$1S.950
One new home left on this dead:end
street; near the new junior high
school. Features include 3 bedrms.,
bath and liv.. rm; with fireplace;
Good possibility Of inclosing carport.
making o 4th bedrm. or den for
81 500 additional. Call us now for
appt. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY, ms.
OIL. 6-7S0O. ii
BETHESDA-BRADMOOR
Luxurious brick Colonial: sep. din.
rm.. extra lge. bedrms., 2 baths
pine-paneled rec. rm. with nrepi.,
slate roof. glass Enclosed porch, ga
rage. Beautiful, all-elec. kit. Lo-
Gated on level lot. SCI 200.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
s435 Ga. Ave. Sill. spg., JU. $4,000.
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TEXAS AVE, Sc.
81 900 On. $50 Per Mo.
Almost new 5-rm. semidet. brick
with full bsmt. In excel. neighbour
hood mr. Fort Dupont Park. Va
cant. Very clean, ready for inn
mediate occupancy. Ma. S-9797.
after 5 pm. LII. 1-0634.
CAPITAL View Realty Co.
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BETHESDA
BETHEsDA-EDGEMOOR
BETHESDA

We have two new 3-bedroom. 2-bath
s cnas csaes s 81 soS nSb as
and parochial schools. A good buy
which can be financed. Open daily
] to B. and Sunday. 10 to 6.
Dire Ss.hd Wisconsin ave. .d % BanE
I'd. to Beech dr.: right to Forest
rd.: left to Forest pl.. and left
to open" sign.
EDWARD r. FRY CO.
OIL. x-5212. Ewes. WO. 6-1792
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CHEVY CHASE

ho%s eonssns u h RFss r 6olcnla
hrepl.. Ice. din. rm., fully equipped
kit.. powder rm. 2nc a. has 8 twin.
size bedrms.. Q baths. Lovely fenced
lot; garage, mr.. transp. Ewes. Oh
2-01S2. SAMUEL 3. BoGLEY. INC.
OIL. 6-7S0O. so
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BRICK RAMBLER
RAMBLER

Liv. rm,. din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms.
expansible attic, equip. kit. auto
washer. Lee. fenced lot. Low-dowr
payment non-GI or to qualified vet
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SHORT OF CASH?
GIS
NO DOWN PAYMENT

SHORT OF CASH?
GIs
NO DOWN PAYMENT
S1O.500
GLENMONT
bsmt.. level fenced yard, insulated
storm windows: easy to care for, low
on upkeep and q desirable commu-
nifty in which to live.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, potential. f.
bedrm. home; dining area, full bsmt..
close to school a ana recr. center.
Rock Creek alisades-Today's young
modern will love this contemporary,
3-bedrm. rambler; tiled bath and
powder room on master bedrm.,
fireplace with raised hearth, sliding
door closets; and q most delightful
$1s.25O
Kensington-Three bedrms., lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace, sep. dining rm.,
all-new. cleo. kit. bsmt, with recr.
rm., dagstone patio, tree-shaded
S13950
venience are yours with this spick-
and-span brick expansible home;
bsmt. with finished recr. rm., lovely
yard; walking distance public and
st. Johns School.
Garrett Park Estate-Three-b edrm.
brick Cape Cod, in an Exceptional
neighborhood; dining rn., all-elec.
kit, with dishwasher and disposal,
full bsmt. with outside entrance;
convenient to NH and Naval Hos
Mrs. Hart, LO. 5-5007
cox & Co, JU. 5-0775
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30

10000 RIDGEM00K
m IMMACULATE CONDITION FOR
LESS Than CONSTRUCTION COST,
Walking distance Of excellent
schools and bus: 8 bedrms.. 2h
baths; detached garage; rec; rm.;
Ist a. has center hall. 23-ft. hv.
rm. with beautiful mirrored nre-
place. lge. din. rm. with picture
window and indirect lighting. twin
size bedrm. and full bath, ana all
cleo. kit. with disposal; End d; mas
2 twin-size bedrms. and full bath.
Bsmt. has rec. rm. with fireplace.
". bath and separate workroom,
oil h.-w. heat with summer-wtnter
hookup. The many other extra
features include. Mercury switches,
large walk-in closets and . truly
lovely Handicapped lot. A real bargain
at only S24.950.. with excellent
terms Open Sunday. to or
call Mr.. Klein. JU. $3.50 for ap-
pointment to inspect. BRUSSARD
AGENCY. INC.