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MORE THAN 5000 BIRTHS
IN MONTANA LAST YEAR

HELENA - Births m Montana
last year topped tn, 10000 mark
while the maternal death rate
dropped to the lowest ~ the his
tory of the state.
Provisional figures released by
the State Board of Health office
OF vital statistics. show lH.+3"
births and 3 material deaths i'll
Montana for 1853
This is the second time more
than 10000 births have been re-,
corded in Montana II one year
In 1852. l6.479 births were r.
corded for the states Ill time
high.
M"ntanaS maternal death rate
for 1853 - o. per 1000 live
births - is the lowest II the
states history and one nf the
lowest in the natlrn
In 1882. the state, previous
record low was - Maternal
deaths in Montana have shown
a steady decline frnm thr record
high Of 1876 in 1918 rha, year
the Board of Health recorded lS+
| maternal deaths while recording
only 1880 births.
Infant deaths (undvr YEAR re-.
corded last year numbered 467
as compared to AS III 1852 This
gives Montana a pro, .Slonal in
FAINT death rate of 2s+ per 1000
live births) as compared with 27.2
for 1852. In 1910 the h!ghcs, re.
corded rate was ll6 t when ia
infant deaths occurred
The 6.l@l deaths Recorded las;
year gives Nor lana 4 death rate
OF 90 per 1000; r.'' - -,
is the same e 81 '
the state las, -.
The 331 ST. il: ii.
last year re-" : r..
decline from t. - ="
1852. MontarH rr.,
per 1000 liz. T.. 1..., ,,i
from l5.l in 20 - - .r5S
Provisional Ca .ru",. .rrd
this week for l955 & >unir,,
10 minor adiuStmru tor non.
residents and Tor 81. '.rlIn> out.
side the state where %3,ul >tat!S
tics events occurrrI
The number of Marriages IN.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-03-26

creased in 1853 over 1852 while
the divorce total reflected a
>lirh, decline. In 1858. 6.665 mar
rlaErS were recorded in Montana.
as compared with the 6.4lO re-
corded in 1915" - an increase of
! per cent in one year. Divorces
in Montana dropped o. per cent
from "S9 in 1852 to 1885 in
1853
.Adopli"nS declined from ACT in
1852 tu Az in 1853. Il drop of
~ per cent.
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hUhAlllATikC

The "!.Ilhr"n Of ",rali". tam,
i!I"S haI" t"rDi:" Il .rh0pl prob
lem IN tallirrnIa II i huInllia,.
IN" wien Il ihI!H grader begins
teaching III" teacher geography
DctrOl, E"ws
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-03-26

FOR SALE OR TRADE--AIodcrn
Motel department House pre-.
ferrcd, 10 units four he'd room
home. Best location: good in.
come. Write T. O. Box IS. in
Browning 3.26.2tp
Evening star., 1954-07-18

have dared to challenge the
male supremacy in this pro-
feSSion have proved excep-
tional.
Ask Samuel N. Alexander,
chief of the electronicS COM
puter laboratory at the Ma
tional Bureau of Standards.
Two of his colleagues, Mrs.
Ruth H. Calm and Miss Mar
Evening star., 1954-07-18

engineering proweSs. 1t. Ruth
Carolyn White, U. s. N. R.,
chairman of the local women's
engineering society, was an
Arizona school teacher when
Uncle Sam sent up a distress
signal for engineers. Commis-
stoned an ensign in 1943, she
studied at Harvard University
and Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology. Later she
taught some 5000 young men
at the Philadelphia Naval
Shipyard's Radar School,
where she installed $75O, 900
worth of electronics equip
ment, including 20 kinds of
radar. The Navy's first wom-
an to become an engineering
duty officer, she is responsible
for civilian training of elec-
tronics workers in the Bureau
of Ships field activities.
National president of the
400-member Society of Women
Engineers is Miss Katharine
Stinson of Chevy Chase, Md.
I'm high school I worked as
a mechanic for nothing in the
Raleigh IN. c. Airport to get
free rides in airplanes," she
recalls. Now she's the first
and only woman aeronautical
engineer in the Civil Aero
nauticS Administration. She
is chief of the seven-member
specifications staff, which ap-
proves safety specifications for
all new model, non-military
aircraft.
Last June, Of the 21,612
engineering degrees awarded
to college graduates, only 30
were to women, Miss StinSon
points out. Yet the compare
tive handful of women who
Evening star., 1954-07-18

garet r. Fox, are the only
women engineers in Govern
ment engaged in automatic
high-speed digital computer
work. II have never worked
with two more energetic en-
gineerS," says Mr.. Alexander.
Il wish more women would
show an interest in this highly
technical field"
Evening star., 1954-07-18
90

Genuine Cowhide Leather
Zippered Fitted Brush. the
perfect gift for him :.
corries oil the necessities
to keep your mon we'll
orooned. lnitiols orotis!
Evening star., 1954-07-18

Mons Stitehless Alligator
Belt. brilIiontIy styled by
moster croftsmen. Sizes 30
to a.. The best woy to get
ground any man.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

yesterday in Santa Fe Province
on charges OF promoting a stu
dent demonstration. He is one
of the "a clergymen originally
accused by Gen. Peron. He Is
spiritual adviser to the Santa Fe
University Club.
Last nights rally was called
to show that all parts Of the
Peronista movement backed the
President in his dispute with the
church. The stadium seats
25, 900 and the crowd overflowed
into all surrounding streets,
where loudspeakers carried the
Presidents words.
Work Stoppage Decreed.
To assure big turnout, the
confederation decreed a COM
plete work stoppage from 6 pm.
until 8 pm. The speech also
was broadcast over nationwide
radio and. televiSion networks.
I'VE have reacted in time and
we have put the brakes on this
initiation" said the President,
speaking of the background OF
! his charges against the church
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Family on the Beom

4 KALAMAZOO. Mich. Nov. 26
P). The turkey at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Branch
was decorated with Is candles
yesterday for the birthdays Of
three Of their four children. The
birthdays Of Bill, 10; Marilyn, S,
and Cathy Joe. 3, fell on Thanks
giving this year. 1t won't hap
pen again until 1865.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

mum required for foreign trade
operation.
Allied economists freely pre-
dicted then that Japan would
''go fiat broke in six months"
But Japan's foreign trade ball
ance started to improve in June.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Japan Trade Balance
Improves, Reserve
Nearing 81 Billion
BY The Assoeioied Press

TOKYO, now 26.-Japan's
foreign trade balance has been
improving since last June, and
Japan will have a 81 billion
foreign exchange reserve by the
year-end, the newspaper Nihon
Keizai reported today.
Nihon Keizai. Japan's leading
economic daily, quoting the
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Finance Ministry. said Japan IS
expected to earn about 5000
million in the second half Of
this year.
Japan last year had q $500
million foreign trade deficit, re-
ducing the foreign exchange
reserve Japan had accumulated
during the Korean war boom.
The reserve fell to $781 mil
lion last, May. And it included
about $40 million in oversales
unredeemed by Indonesia and
South Korea and also q $62.5
million loan from the Interna-
tional Monetary Fund.
Japan's net reserve In May was
below the amount which many
economists considered the mimi
Evening star., 1954-11-26

at a.mass meeting at Luna Park
Stadium.
He said he had been gather
ing reports for years to prove
that some Catholic clergymen in
Argentina were inciting VIOLA
tions of the law and interfering
with the government.
The church, Peron dispute
broke into the open November
10 when the president named
three Catholic bishops and 81
priests as enemies" and said
they were trying to inhltrate
Argentina's youth and labor
movements. Seven of those
priests have been seized by po-
lice. One now is serving q, 30-day
sentence in Federal prison here.
Two others were sentenced to
five days detention in a home
and the others were released
after a day or SO Of investigation
Priest Is Fined.
Father Ernesto Leyendegel
was fined 100 pesos tabout 50
Evening star., 1954-11-26

men. "One who violates the law,
however he may be, win suffer
the sanction Of the law. But !
bring words Of tranquility and
serenity. We have nothing to
worry about in all this. ] do not
think anything more is going to
happen, and il 1t happens we
have the power to finish it. So
60 TRANQUILITY to your homes and
don't think about it any more.
Be certain that if we defend G l.
cause we never will take even
one step backward"
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Throng Hears Peron
Sound Calming Note
0nFeud With Priests
BY ,he As,oe,o.eo Pres.

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina,
Nov. 26.- President Juan D.
Peron attempted to sound a
calming note last night in his
feud with the Roman Catholic
Church. But even as he did so
at a giant rally here. another
priest was punished on charges
of stirring UP a student demon
Stration.
Gen. Peron spoke to tens of
thousands of men and women
supporters of his Peronista Party
and members of the powerful
General Confederation Of Labor
Evening star., 1954-11-26
Mems $3.50
Suede Sport Goats
Special A0 GO
Only MO000

shorp-ookino for the outdoors mani Wel-toilored OF
and comfort Tan color only wonderful Gift deo
at O real saving! Sizes 36 to As.
Evening star., 1954-11-26
SPECIAL PURCHASE AND
SAMPLES! MEMS 12.50 TO
1895 HoRSEHIDE JACKETS
1888

All Of top quality leather that will give years of Choice
blouse type, eossoek, styles Sef-coors
collars, all with Upper fronts All have quilted Innings for extra
warmth greet buy price that will be hard dupcote A
Christmas gift that will receive welcomed Sizes 36 to
IS in the group.
Evening star., 1954-11-26

Father Ernesto Leyendeger
was fined 100 pesos tabout SD
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HOUSES FURNISHED teene.,

COMrLETELx FURN.-corner home;
nedrE:. scr porch. DC luxe. AZ.
per mo. Lo. 6-4166. I'll
ARL.-Newiy fnrn., modern, q bed.
rooms. liy; rrn.. dinette. kit, recr
pike and Glebe rd.; conv. "a Penta.
gon. sArl. Hall and Navy Annex: nc
min. downtown D. G. Ideal family 81
3-6 girls; $120 mo. Also l-bedrm
unit same area. KE. 8-51HH. I'll
COLLEGE PROFESSOR viii rent hi,
Fairfax Co. home Sept. to june 1;
attrac: rent " right party. BR
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MOTEL, lge. owners home, gen. store
fully stocked with merchandise >and
with lge. frontage on U. s. Hwy. 90
in nearby Va; best haTssin OF year.
Full price, only $2a 800. Easy terms.
SUPER MARKET FOR SALE, fully
equipped. absentee owner forced to
sell for O fraction Of equipment cost.
New lease available. Part of shop
ping. center, in large apt. develop
person. Cali MRS. K1sER. 10; g.
4O40. 10 am. to 8 pm. weekdays.
TROPICAL FISH sToRE. compieIely
stocked and equipped Good location
and excellent trade. A clean. In.
returns owner resi ring resson ioI
sale Information. Box 2b8.T. star
DINING ROOM. cocktail lounge con-
cession in new inter-racial hotel.
pU 1F SSIuE; ci n. 1IosIa at Ia
cony;; all utils.; $55; Aug. Is. AD.
ron 3IRs SALE ys 81 LEASE BY owNERs-
Restaurant, land and bldg. and
PACKAGE LIQUOR store, land and bldg.
parti sa may sci additions Hes niSrma
ton B, vritins BOX a5s-x. STAT.
DRY CLEANING STORE - Prince
George Co.: delivery truck. .psessei
and business gees. Only $50 mo.
E Fsns = E s22 fi S ssE'' . I: 5sA Ma
Roe oMs1iNo HOUSE TO LEASE -
Could aversge $500 to $3.50 q mo.
Gall ~. z.76ll between . and 0
WANTkN-- Businesses of all kinds.
cali FRED BURNETT. ct Al BAkER
4 SONS, INC. lie s. st. Asaph st.
I. A ! E.; W; Ph3ne re; $3.50. la
s s.s54o of LU Te: s.ssi,s Can NE
RESTAURANT FOR SALE By owners
air-conditioned. Reason for selling !
owners must devote time TO another
business $lS,eeo. $500 cash
D Rnpn eLk IA iNSsoos; p,.ns -, -.
per IT; will sell ON easy terms oF1
lease 70 experienced party. Phont
Mr., CASTLE WA. 7-4277.
DELICATESsEN--2 girls want to sell
modern equipped store, upper NV.
nsishborhood, AUERgAcH = CO..
BILLIARD fARIOR Tor saiey Could
be converted into lunchroom. carry
reasonably priced. 1912 18th .st.
M ~ s hA, saa2se, HOTELS, 600
Gear Rsraee: nicely furn. OnlyI
1900. Long lease. OWNER. OIL
4-1SSS. -13
II000R GTORE n
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ioVsEs fURNIshFD

Mr.. 3 AND NAVAL HOSPITAL in
{: 81 pc. sarsse. sis5. F. a.1 s-4S1s.
y CHI. Mp.-Beaut. furn. 3 BED.
Is 81 8 d baths s7 lSoyssly sarden' adults
DID tCT aEIGaTs, adjacent to An
d1i and Boiling Fields--Liy. rm.
aadin. rm., 2 Dedfms., kit. and
bA fenced yard, 500 per mo.
,QRE. 5 5;sll3 q Re; S.6lsa. 4
ss itch:ns. SIS rs nm mo. WA Wa. s-7ioa'
Assx SECTION. seae Fulton no 4.
NEAR Mass. aye.)-4 bedrms.,
rm.. din rm.. kit. large library;
TTaYEssb 1878 mo-, furn; JOHN n
EWLY DEC. nicely furn, l-bedrm.
Ead Sssys sioe. ~. s-s sSsei OF @f sple
WOODMO0R, 3-bedrm. rambler In
son ' gray ~ ~ $3.50 .stS iii nlHosR
N. ARL.--3 bedrm., / air-cond.: all.
slec. Eft, sls5 mo, "a. S-s23s Of
TMRER BESkMs.,' ~ ~ baths, - lsrs.
Hills. 1925 mo. KE. S-44S5. 1i IS
ALkXANDR1A-Bie SHADY yard. scr
porch. barb. area: 2 h.r., tie s.. Ice
Hv:-din. rm;, newly EQUIP. kit, full
bslnt with sldIy. dryer: nicely furn.,
1 asvlf ko SssSS 6ss 81 tn &s-ssss ls y.
and Rittenhouse st.--Semidet. house
with 8 bedrnas.. Nv. rm., din. nm,
Kit. and bath; compl. furn: built-ir
erase. Can CO. 5-6222.
ing room, fully equipped Kitchen.
screened side porch. 3 bedrooms and
2 baths End; nice yard. one-car ra-
rage. automatic washer. television,
double-door REFRIGERATOR, etc.; SITS.
In beautiful Glen Mar Park. sust /
land Circle. Address 5S2i 1ugusta
I'd. JOHN r. DoNoHoE d SONS.
3i4 Pennsylvania ave. s.e.. II.
s.BSESnSRs;ooM, furnished. s,es mo.
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy.
Arl.. Va. KE. $3.50. IL
PETW0RTn. sth and Randolph SITS,
kits. 2 baths. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
$50 nd. Can 81. a-3saS. M2s
JEFFERSON Manor sub
divisions rooms, fun bsmt.: house
needs Q little painting; $3.50 mo.
Phone KI. 0-6644.
ALExAMDRIA---Army oficer special,
HUNTINGTON subdivision; B rooms and
bath: full bsmt.: house well fur
nishe0; washing machine included
S126 mo. HI 9-6044.
ARLIN0TCN---Army ofIicer special: s.
hedrm. frame house; fun bsmt.
slass-iielceed porch: open porches:
Garsge;: $l35 mo-: nf. Fort Myer.
AL BAKER 3 SON. NC.
116 8. St. Asaph 81. Alex. Va:
~ LIZ
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

LADY; WITH PIANO wishes to share
home or board; practices 8 hours
daily; desires exclusive use Of ont
room In house for practieing; home
after 5:30 pm. ia. 5-721S. IL
ONE OR TWO MEN to share turn
house with 8 other men: compl. kit:
2 NEAT cONGEN. WORKING women
transp., bus, car. JU. 9-5429. --15
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APARTMENTS WANTED
Movl. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVts eASNstN9s StOWAS5k
ARE II MOVING TO California o,
to soI3other Western State? Daily
servickpn household goods and
autos saWer rates, JUDSON
FORWSDIN0. Ma 8-4Sb2
MOVINkACROsS TEE STREET OF
across . country; safe storage in
separa rooms: expert packlng
Phone b. 7-OlO4. UNION sToR.
ACE a INC, Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING, local Inovine
10. S-60 Il Ii. 6-2Sso
MOVE HsHlII---Home or bus: snort
or lcn&otfes; extra services; any
time: &Sihy priced LIZ. l.05OO,
WHEN bWNG YOU want It done
right. All II. 3-5O47. EDELIN,
MovIN i TRANSFER SERVICE
ALCONiAoves loo. long dist. 1-bed-
rm.. u $26: 2-bedrm. apt, $50;
s or ns., S35. $40. RA. 6-6S9o
RIGHieAY MOVERS are doing i,
agai1We give you 3-man van, $S
per II mo travel time added. Nc
extraI Arges. 10. 2-333O. 10
EDELW MOVING AND STORAGE
will Ept surplus furniture as part
pay1E on your moving, storage;
reasA. e-2e37; eyes,. RIA. 3-1416.
L.GleELIvERY, MOVING Phone
EAR 'Ex1PREss. moving and gen
erat uling at any time. Reasonable
ratHCaH 10. 3-6407.
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HOUSES sAlE-ll.W. tcsns.l

1Q5 UNDERWOOD sTRKET-enfai]
down payment and terms IKE rent.
nnettsc s9se. S-bs6rcc.n corner bone,
!. attractive Kitchen ana new rec. IN,
One block . Coolidge Hish ana Ia. Ia.
konla swimming pool. Quick pos
session. Can Nj. Clark, RIA. 3-o0iI i,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.. 1921
DE fasn sstkiia6K k AZ foa1os. =, -.
neighborhood; 8 bedrms., az baths,
hv. rM.. din. rnn.. lge. kit. heated
sun porch, scr. upper porch: lee,
rec. rm.: newly redec.; oil heat
rriced at appraised value. Cal
MA. 6-S322.
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KENSINGTON
GE0RGETOWN

1884 31st ST.-Attractive modern
brick. bedrooms, patio. basement
1865 35th sT.--semidet. brick with
large side garden. Sep, apt. should
rent for $50. House has 2 good
bedrooms, many closets and liv,
rm. wLhrepl. din. rm. and kit
Rent. $3.50.
REALTY CO.. -Dl. 7-7900
COLONEL UPPER NV. SECTION
Corner semidet.;. 8 bedrms.. z
Kitchens gas heat. fenced yard. RA
Il 3-fSfS44. liz
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WE HAVE SEVERAL clients for
houses in. the vicinity OF Chevy
Chase Circle; + or 4 bedrooms, from
Tor. EN-. 2-7400. 5022 Conn. ave.
WISH TO RENT IN FOREST HTS
3-b r. hse.: ayr: lease; up to $3.50.
No SIN. children; ref. LO. 1889. 15'
NAVY 1T. DESIRES 3-bedrm. house,
cow. to grammar schools. and with
in reas. distance OF Navy Dept. on
Wish TO RENT iarger.type > or 4;
bedrm. house; Rockville area; call
Mrs. Robinson, EN-. $4,000 weekdays
or write Mr.. Brown. 1925 Wis. ave,
NV. la
UN;FFuRNIsHED HOUSE with large
rooms; about ! acre OF ground. Must
be in northwest section or Bethesda.
Can furnish highest references. Boz
R fi11hi PSI saEsRvIcEMAN-a.bedroo
house with room for small garden
and few chickens. RIA. 3-14O3.
d.
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Mr.. COLONIAI. VIILA15E

2.hedrm, brick. semidet home. nicely
ana bath; fun hsmt: fenced yard;
$1g1. ARLkp9E REAL EsTATE
GoRP., $3.50 Wilson blvd Ari., W.,
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LIQUOR store. originai owner sincs
ff sT :,n Beautiful store sood iTss g.;
appcintment only. AUERBAcH 4
CO. d. 7-6501, AID. z-5907.
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2400 18th 81. NV.
and .bath; S67.6o one smaller
u. s Ssss Il Nv VAIL Is. e sr.soo.
ALEXANDRIA,. Rosemont section
iencsd yard. sood P nsishbOr lss no sso
no; NO objection to children. XII.
ALEXANDRIA, jefferson Manor s.
front porch. partially fenced yard;
hsss y excel. cold.; sos mo. XII
A LEX 2 Al. row house; %;
Thester; $50 mo-: full bsilf. XII
/ 0-6644.
ALEXANDRIA,. on N. Columbus ST.,
so s n 500 81. s i II s5.t ssis. 'o0d
AL BAKER q SON. INC.
ITO 3. et. Asaph's st., Alex. Va.
10th ST. aN.W.-3547
ser; ggoorches. sarsss; sisO mo. No
1923 CLAY ST. NE.
Living room, dining room,
Kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath,
OIL heat. Newly decorated
Vacant. Rent, $40. Key at
$3.50 Clay st.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV. MA. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E

MICHIGAN PARK--semidet. corner
brick 6 rms. rec. rn1.. modern. nice
lawn paved street and alley: In
excel cond throughout; S16D5O.
terms ROGER MOSS. no. 2-6020.
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HOUSES NEEDED. b. end.
ERNEST Il. iUNG. pl. 1921
We need good houses for tenants
coming into our area. Kindly LIST
your property By phonins XII
Al BAKER d SON. INC.
HI 9.6644 TIE. e-734S
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SOLO DOUGLAS ST. N.E.--Hnn..lo,,
s 49, rms. IN neW-house
Sopo. LILY. rm. with din. aicoye. 80
4 ruLmS.. reIgr., washer, room for
sslI Wo So51paHi; dnd R 8 NJ ylnsessss.
M 1-5sSSyys4. ewes. sun. Mr.. Jarrett
|FoR vExERANs or NON VETS. 4.
Sistcnnen 50. n.e.--Brick. ak rooms
INV ys IA sn ne paneled recr. room In
cement porch: $500 cash Tor VAT
Grams or convenient conyentionsl
hnanc,nG. 10 move In before schools
Ssa.v yo NJ must . decide PROMPTLY. M.
WAPfE CO., Rssi io; n1aa5S 1855 14tbd x.
NV. AID. zoos ~
NEAR UNION STATION
S-rm. Jamison-built; front porch,
Also b-rm. same vicinity. Both under
$4,000. First come. frSt served.
Mss Book. zA0Au REALTY, II.
NO. MICHIGAN PARK-Immsc. a.
rm. semidet. brick: finished REQ.
A real buy. May 20 81. Mr.. b. c.
HUGH 7. PECK HE. 4-s4oo
sEMIDET. BRICK
MODERN DUPLEX
This home with income was CON.
structed as real apartment BLDG.
with sep. entr. to each unit: pvt.
Kit, and bath, liy. rm.. dinette. to
each unit, with bedrms. for the
owners apt; $l6.95O, $1,000 down.
r. A. HUMPHREYS Il Sons
sos n. CAPITOL Realtors MA. 5000
$295 DOWN-S87.5 SO NO.
6-room brick. Full 6smt. Trinidad
( area; real buyl This will 90 fast,
CALL NE. S-54Q0, OFFiCE OPEN
FROM AN. TO 8 Pm.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1416 K st. NV. ME- s-s4oo
Moxy, C,,~.I-G. w.
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Immaculate
3 Apis.
$1,400 DOWN

3-story building in absolutely per.
feet condition.: large bright base.
ment and yard: new kitchen
equipment in all units: $17,95C
on terms. This Is our most out.
standing sale In months. Truly
q beautiful thing to see.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
20Q NJ NonyfnI Raaitore MA RRn00
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BROOKSIDE MANOR
WEST HyATTsyILLE. MD. Il
Sis

We still have several Of these desir
able 3-bedroom houses coming Avail,
able during the next 80 to Is days
These are detached brick, full-base
ment houses. on nice lots. Ga
hot-water heat, stoves. but no Re,
ffigerators. All win be put Ia tor
condition. You will be surrounded
BY desirable people as our tenants
have been hsnd-picked over the pas
IL wears.
Convenient to STOKES. schools, churche,
and transportation. No more than :
children acceptable.
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ONE LARGE ROOM. In lovely apt.
plate; $40. utils. incl: iaund. and
lines and shopping center: also 70
vacant september /. WAKEFIELD
MANOR APIS. 1915 n. Court House
I'd, Arl., Va. Cali IA. $1,000, from
8 TO s. Mon.-Friday. liz
VIRGINIA, n. Arlington. close in,
on Wilson BLVD rooms. dinette.
KIT. and bath, SIT per mo-, incl.
utilg. Call WEAVER BROS. INC.
Realtors, DI 7-S300. --l3
n. ARLINGTON, Westover section
2 rooms, dinette, kit, and bath;
S69.60 per mo-, incl. heat and not
water. Cunv. to everything. Call
T MEA zvss6o BROS INC. Realtors MiS
A1L., 1901 n. TROY-1-hedrm. apt.
Spacious storage. exhaust fan; auto.
washers; outside lines; floor wax
and polisher fllrn.; min. FL. Myer,
3entagon; on Arl. blvd; $40, Incl.
utils IA. 7-026S.
ARL.-Excel. loc.; modern ! and 2
bedrm.. apis. conv. TT. Myer. Penta,,
s sS N Adults. Aa sssbo s e s11o ous
y %ii iss4 S 18Th s e. e G MRs 81 la
RICH. IA
ARL.-Excel. loc.: new. and Q bed
room apts., $3.50 TO- 500 utils.
except. elec.;. 10 minis. to D. G.; mr..
Glebe I'd; 401z Columbia pike;
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HOUSES UNFuaNIsHED

ALEXANDRIA, va. 72 N. King,
hwy. $1002 d.. q betrms. and
bath; LIST A. Nv. rn.. din. rm. and
KIT. with stove: Venetian blinds
storm windows. screens; gas heat
q. 8, No. Z through Alexandria e
Fairfax Motel, right turn on North
Kings hwy. Sat, call MA. 8.7821;
sun, call 10. 9-978S. Weekdays
Call FREDERICK w. BERENe
SALES, INC. 1872 / st. NV. Ma.
$9D.6O, ARL. --2 bedrms.. bsmt.. Yard,
forced atr-cooling mr.. Wash.-LeG
567S days; I'M. a-o20S. ewes.
FOUR BEDRlaS., sep. din. rm., full
bsmt.: lee. lot. with lots OF shade;
playground and tennis court at enc
OF street: near schools, churches
shopping; Falls Church area; $14t
mo. il. 2-1101. la
FALLS CHuRCH-ANNANDALE AREA
-3-bedrm. brick: full bsmt.; swim
club membership: $3.50. JE. 2-27S3
GREAT FALLS, VA.-3-bedrm. house
fireplace carport; completely don't
over: 500. DA. 1904. Ia .
GEORGETOWN AREA lge. bed
rms, 2 baths: attractively dec;
patio. carport; S14O. Do. 7-0240