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COMPLETELY REMOD.. s-bedrm,
home. with beaut. hardwood FRS,
mod. kit. lovely circulating heat,
firepl., new oil h.-w.h. system and
tremendous lot; should go FLA or
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
NO 7-72O3 WA TYoQn
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CHEVERLY BUNGALOW
GI-NOTHING DOWN

>, $74 MO. INCL. EVERYTHING
right In; 8 rms, air-cond. hit, cop
per plumbing, alum. screens. Venet.
blinds. trees. extra Ice. lot. A dandy,
CAL Mr.. Eley, WA. 7-7425. cox a.
CO. 10. S-5s37.
CAMP SPRINGS-ONLY Sl0,050
NEW 2-BEDRM. Def. RAMBLER
Lge. level lot. close to transp. and
shops. A well planned home with
lge. rooms and you can select your
own color scheme. Call Mrs. Cox,
LU. 2-S136. or ST. 3-7366. ATLAS
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$500

dATTHERsBURG-4 rooms (l2M-i5
cal; center hall; all utils. avail;
property IN need Of repair; fs-acrs
lot. 20. 2-S66o.
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CLINTON- NM

:. OPEN SUNDAY La
N sSt 2-S %,sS out sTisk rambler fun
din: rm.. very large all-eiec' Elf.
with ample cabinet and Counter
space. Nice h-acre wooded lot on
quiet residential street. Sl3.95O.
Directions: Out Branch ave. SEE.
past Branch Drive5In Theater. to
ROBINSON PROPERTIES co.
Mr.. Dnpree CY. T-e41T
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ID. c. issues Permit
For Office Building al
| 17ih and K Streets

A permit for the construction
of 13-story office building at
TOO K street NV. has been ap-
proved by the Districts Central
Permit Office.
The building will be erected
by the Standard Construction
Co. It has q permit evaluation
Of $1,000, 900. The architect is
Corning q Moore. Previous an
nouncement of details was made.
Other permits follow:
s. Blanken and A Berkman,
owners and builders, 1424 X
street. NV: L. w. Giles, arcli-
tect:: two 2-story apartment
buildings, 4403-O7 Gault place,
NE. to cost $40, 900.
s. Blanken and A. Berkman,
owners and builders. 1924 K
street. NV: L. w. Giles, archi-
tect;; one 3-story apartment
building, 1923 Gault place, N. E.,
to cost $4,000.
@. A. Lusby, owner and
builder, 2412 Thirty-fourth
street, Sc: L. w. Giles, archi-
tect: two l-story dwellings,
24l5-19 Thirty sixth street, Sc,
to cost $4,000 each.
Samuel Bergman, owner, 1863
Peabody street, NV; Bernard
Wolfson. builder. Santmyers g.
Thomen, architects; to build a
one-story dwelling. 1911 Sud-
bury road, NV, to cost $4,000.
Aids, Inc, owner, 436 Wyatt
Building: builder not selected:
Santmyers & Thomen, archi-
tects. one 3-story apartment,
GIT Forty eighth street, NE, to
cost $50. 900.
S. Tropea, owner, 1921 Con-
necticut avenue NV; Warren
Shoemaker, architect: addition
to store, 2311-13 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV: to cost $4,000.
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ARLINGTON MEDICAL CENTER SOLD-The Arlington Med
ical Center Building at 1924 Highland street. Arlington
Nick Basiko Of Washington by Stanley
and Jesse H. OFT of the Realty Investment Corp Arlington
The Government recently renquished 1880 square
the vestory aforementioned building The plans
to remodel the building for again medical
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
DOWN THE Street

School has started again, and
there will be great numbers Of
youngsters making their ways to
and from school. It's mighty
hard for the small fry to be still
for long. after q wonderful sum.
mer Of being active - and the
minute the bell sets them free
they're apt to be out and running
at full speed. That's where We
who are driving the cars here in
town come into the picture. Let's
do be careful. Let's make Brown.
ing the incest, safest town in the
world for a child to live in.
What is so rare as a day in
September! This beautiful
weather (touch woody just
couldn't be finer. Except the fall
of the year is no time for spring
fever.
1t doesn't seem possible. but
the Park hotels are closing -
most will be closed after noon to.
day. The majority of their help.
ers had left for their schools
last week.
Did you hear. Tom Handy
couldn't let Mrs. Handy get
ahead of him - so he was a pa.
tient in the Conrad hospital for
several days last week too! He is
fine now again and is back at
work.
Mr. Kelly. principal of the
high school. was Dragging about
his student body this morning.
and We don't blame him a bit.
They deserved to be Dragged
about. He was telling US that the
students were so proud of their
new building. and took such
good care of it. there were no
marred places. even those usual
~ found in normal wear and
tear. to be found last spring
when the term was finished. It
is a beautiful building We can
all be proud of.
1t was mighty good news too.
to hear that the American LIE.
gion and Auxiliary collected
over 5000 in their recent Emer.
gency March of Dimes.
The Browning clubs and diff.
ferent organizations are getting
into full swing again. The Cham.
Der OF Commerce and Lions
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Club had the same meeting
night. but understand they'll
have that Strengthened out be.
fore next meeting night.
Most Of the places along the
highway were we'll pleased with
Labor Day business. Sunday,
due to the rainy weather. things
weren't quite up to par. but Mon.
day. with the sun came the
tourists!
An orchid. at least. to Mrs. AL.
ton Lee who is substituting at
the grade school until a perma.
nent teacher can be found to
take one of the fourth grades
this year.
A. NJ. Shannon was so engross.
ed in his fishing over the holi.
days up at the North Fork of Cut
Bank Creek. he almost missed
getting the news of the birth of
of his grandson. Wouldn't be
surprised if he doesn't have to
make a trip to California before
long to get acquainted with
Shannon Nace's baby brother.
Foot ball season begins tonight
with our team going to Cut
Bank. Mr.. Cloke was saying the
+ school BUSES will take students
down to the game. That's fine,
a team can play all the better
with a big lively cheering sec.
ton. Let's all turn out and back
our team.
Well see you at the game.
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the Department of the Interior.
1t is hoped that a large group
will attend the meeting. Mr..
Lewis will give major policy
talk pertaining to Interior de-
partmcnt natural resources poll
cies and the public is invited. 1t
will be his only address In this
part of Montana.
Plans are going forward to at.
tempt to arrange for radio
broadcast of his talk.
For reservation call the offices
of Frisbee and Moore. The meet
ing is for both ladies and men.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Adams
visited friends in Tabor and
other points in Alberta Saturday
and Sunday.
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Lions Club Meets
Wednesday Evening

The Lions Club held It's first
meeting Of the season Wednes.
day evening at Todds Steak
House with Mrs. Ruth Long.
worth as a guest Of the club.
Mrs. Longworth discussed the
function Of the Libraries in the
county and the forthcoming cleo
ton at which time the new lib
rary bond issue will be voted
upon.
The regular meetings are held
the first and third Wednesdays
OF the month.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
Browning Cowboys
Place in Money

4 number O! local boys part!ci.
patine in the annua! Great Falls
Labor Day rodeo. got into pay
dirt over the week end
Bill Devereaux placed fourth
IN the bareback rodeo riding
event: Ben Rur?So took second
money in saddle bronc competl.
ton while Leo Davis was third;
Nobby Larson was third in the
calf roping contest and Floyd
Monroe took fourth in this event,
Bob We!lman placed third
among the bulldoggerS
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
Museum to Close
Next Wednesday

The Museum Of the Plains In.
dian will close its 1854 season
next Wednesday. September IS,
according to Thomas F. kehoe
Curator. II will reopen for next
years season on June l. 4 sta.
tis;ical report Of the Museum at.
tendance this season is now be.
ing prepared by Mr.. Kehoe. II is
careful segregation showing
the number Of visitors from each
Of the states and foreign coun.
tries.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Miss Shirley Wolff arrived in
Browning on the Empire Builder
last Wednesday from Chicago
where she has been attending
the Chicago Teachers College.
Miss Wolff is teaching in the
Browning Grade School again
this year.
Miss Minnie Pike of Guiana.
juato. Mexico. who visited with
Miss AIRY Slough several days
last week. left Tuesday.
Mike Mckay. five year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tiff Mckay, was
taken to Columbus Hospital in
Great Falls Sunday night. The
little fellows condition is i'm.
proving but he will have to
spend a week or so more in the
hospital,
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Glacier County
Host 10 leWises

Glacier county will play host
Saturday evening. September IL,
to MIR. and Mrs. Orme Lewis at
a chicken dinner at the Vets club
at $50 in Cut Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will arrive
on the Empire Builder Saturday
afternoon. spend Saturday eve.
ming in Cut Bank. 60 to Brown.
ing Sunday for visit. to Glacier
Park. kalispell and on to points
in Washington, Oregon and Cali.
fOrnia.
Lewis Is Assistant Secretary in
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
Purchase CLEANING Plant

Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Miller and
little son. Rodney. moved here
recently from Santa Monica. Cal
to take over operation Of the
Menyard Dry Cleaning establish
ment which they have pur
chased.
Mr.. Miller was formerly EN-
ployed in the control tower ir
Civil Aeronauucs work.
They announced the business
would operate as Millers Clean
ers.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10

Rev and Mrs. Paul Hollenbeck
left Sunday afternoon for Madi.
son. y. j.. where Rev. Hol!en.
beck is attending Drew Cniver.
sity. Rev. Hollenbeck has been
serving as pastor Of the loca!
Methodist Church this summer.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10
Chamber Of Commerce
Holds First Msstino

The Browning Chamber of
Commerce met for the first time
this season Wednesday evening
at 8 at the Yegen Hotel.
Mrs. Ruth Longworth. libra.
rian Of Cut Bank. was a guest
speaker at the meeting.
Mrs. Longworth gave an in.
formative account Of the service
and circulation Of the libraries
in Cut Bank and here in Brown.
ing. She also discussed the new
library bond issue which will ap.
pear on the ballot in the Novem.
Der election.
The date for the next meeting
has not been set.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10

George Koontz of Dillon ar.
rived in the city last week to
teach in the Browning schools.
Mr.. koontz will teach the 7th
grade. He formerly taught in the
schools at Chinook and Lima. He
is an uncle Of Raymond Koontz
of Browning
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10

FOR SALE: International semi.
furrow Is foot drill. like new.
ideal for winter wheat. Can be
seen at Earl Halcro farm. l
mile east and . miles south Of
Power. Mont. 1927
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10

FOUND: Lady's wristwatch near
local store: owner identify. pay
ad cost and reward for recov.
cry. Glacier Reporter office.
Is
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10

FIRST QUALITY alfalfa hay
delivered in this area. S3250
per ton. l.. W. Fasbender. Fort
Shaw. Montana. S.27-4tc.
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LOST

LOST: Dog north Of Browning.
Male. all white except for
brown tip on ear. Answers to
name Of Tip. Contact John
Weathered. Box lO4 or at Ye-
gen Hotel. -
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70 WHOM " MAY CONCERN:

Applications will be received
not later than 100 o'clock p. NJ.
September II. 1854. by the Black.
feet Tribal Business Council
for the position of Treasurer Of
the Blackfect Tribe Of the Black.
feet Indian Reservation. at
which time they will be publicly
read and considered by the
Blackfeet Tribal Council.
Each application should con.
tain q statement Of the qualifi.
cations Of the applicant. expert.
ence. ct cetera. The successful
applicant will be required to fur.
nish q performance bond In the
amount Of $50. 10000. Said bond
to be payable upon default to the
Blackfeet Tribe Of the Blackfcct
Indian Reservation.
Al applications should Be- III.
ID with The Secretary o. The
elsekfsst Tribal Council not
later than Ito o'clock P. A.,
September ". 1854.
Robert La FrombDisc.
Chairman Blackfcet Tribal
Council.
Walter S. Wetzel,
Secretary Blackfeet Tribal
Council.
Sept. l0
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-09-10

GOOD EWES WANTED: Need
% cars sound 100 ID. or larger
ewes. 2. 3. or !. for Sept. % to
Oct. IS delivery. Give price.
size. age. breeding. location.
phone. etc in first letter. F. NJ.
Lutz. Finley. y. Oak. 1928
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FOR SALE

FOR QUICK SALE: Modern
residence property in desira-
bic section of town: five
rooms: lot 50 by $50 it.; shrub
age and lawn frontage: garden
area rear; close to business
section and churches. Contact
Fred Gerard. Sr.
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FOR LEASE

RANCH for winter leasing. Will
sell hay on ranch to party leas.
ing same. Harvey Williamson.
Box 2l3. Browning. 1927
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WANTED

WANTED: Baby bed and high
chair. ALI RhoadS. city water
man. p
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Shady yard. Mr.. transportation. Rea.
! sonable. June 7-Sept. Z. OIL. 4-1n6S.
8 EEDRMs.. ny; rm,, din; 5m.; x;
RU.1 RoW mE Gfnt s7s44 ~! attic SIZE ss Ay"il
BEVERLY HILLS, Alexandria. va
3-bedrm house 90 baths, COM
pletelv furn: June l2-Aug. "a.
@ Sl15 mo; Kl; s.9SS9. .-.. 80
GharpIns Cha 9m mUssln Uaels house S9s y Dsarn 5m
2 baths: sleeps 8: patio and car
port Grand piano. SI75. EN-.
sPHCfous PHSSaSi OLDER TYPE HoUsG-
Lge. sunny rms ideal for entertain.
perfect for children Mod. kit. elec
disposal. Bendix Avail. June Loot
or longer to right client. OIL.
WESLEY WESLEY HEIGHTs-summer rent rental
3 bedrms., furn. auto. washer, tele-
July l to Oct 30; 5000 mo. OF
reas offer Call KE. 7-0l So. 81
MCLEAN. VA.-Attractively furn. o
bedroom house lge incl. yard. quiet
surroundings. 90 Minis. from Pen
tsson and center of Washington
GEORGETowN-e twin bedsns.
brick. semi-det.; furnishings lust
year old Ideal for Govt wkrs.. nurs-
es. lnterns, or med. students. 21l6
Tunlaw rd. NV. EN-. 3-S6S5.-3l
EMBASSY SECTION. Mass ave, near
Sheridan Circle-Superlative town
house. attractivelv furnished. Ex-
cellent garden. Living room 32'x22 \
Ia. other rooms. including. 8 bed
rooms and ga baths. all Of ample
size Also. . good rooms and full
bath in basement. Owner going tc
Europe for Q year, more interested
In reliable tenant than high rent
AID. A-4S90. 80
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S.E. SEC.-6-rm. brick BUNGALOW.
bsmt.. stove refgr., auto. gas. h. w. h. :;
lge. shaded lot; Sl15. LU. 1-2035
1909 F ST.. Seat Pleasant. Md
Three bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette-kit.
refgr.; conv. to Andrews; $50 mo
For appt., call Ii. 3-916s. 80
BELTSViLLE. MD.-Three bedrms.
sun porch. rear porch. kit. liv.
rm., din; rn.. bath, all on frst a.:
basement. garage. garden space with
new. new high school, Plant Plant Industry m
Phone WE. 5-6l67. go
ALEX.--Conv. loc.; ? bedrms,. sos
mo-: Lge. rms. and closets. Bendix
and refgr. so. 5-6s@9. evenings.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Cape Cod;
. bedrms.. liv. rm. with firepL. din.
rm., bsmt. with automatic washer
and rec. rm., fenced rear yard. Cow.
to stores and schools; S125 mo.
OVERL0GxiNG ROCK CREEK PIX
3 bedrms., den, 21z baths; paneled
family living and entertaining. Avail.
CHEyy1 IHEyy I CHASE. sissi H. y c$9ab,t.cts 56Sga
rm. house. Available July j. Low
cost gas heat. Painted brick. Un-
usually nice, we'll kept. Nice gar
den. wall-to-wall carpetins. Adults
only. No pets. References. EN-
ALEXANDRIA-5-rm. house: . bed
rms, full bsmt., no refrg. MAY be
seen at l56 Lynhaven dr., Sat. Sun.
afternoon, Mon, or call so. 5-69O5
evenings. -3n
BETHESDA-1st-f. bedrm and bath;
> nice hedrms. and bath on End A.;
gorgeous lot with numerous plant
ings: Lear garage: full bsmt.; Sl60
mo. Cal Rc3ert Wright, with ". =.
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000: ewes. OIL.
2 ICE. BEDRMs.. BRICK. lge. liy.
and din. rm.., screened poreh.
water, lge. Handicapped lot, garage;
close in. Avail about June Is.
$3.50, For appt. call v. EHRHARDT,
siLvER " Err sPPRRirNG-s-rm. house: Coles
vile rd, heart of Silver Spring:
ideal for professional man. former
home. Of dentist; win rent or lease.
JU. $500. -SO
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
EDEIMAN MOVING AND STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage
reas TIA 9-2931; ewes, RA. 3-1416
3O+
FOR RENT-2nd floor. approx. O.
40A 50. #. with street entrance;
suitable for light storage or office
IN Union Market. HUGH F PHIL
FURNITURE STORAGE. minimum. So
per mo Local and long distance
SERVICE. INC no. 2-l223.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO 710104; UNION SToR-
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.;
small and large Jobs trained men;
long-short bookings; insured beach
trips made. LU 1-9500
LIGHT oI IdI HAULING: ISi local Imn9yings:
TU 2-ll5O or Ii $3.50
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
When moving. you want 1t done
right. Call Ii. 3-5047 Il
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REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

1904 18th ST. NE.
blocks north Of new Providence
Hospital under construstion;
On 2-year lease. SlO5 mo-. FIRST year:
NEARLY NEW GROOM sEMIDE-
TACHEp BRICK HOME. 3 BED:
kAESzrS BINS DINENG ING ROOM. MODERN
OPEN . TILL 4. SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT.
Drive out Michigan ave, past Cath.
0"s sTEUART FFi1 is!P Bros, BE SS III INC. &.
r, .ii99Iie 1917 5th ST, MY MY sso.
LEG ROOM
Enjoying the freedom OF movement.
this spacious lawn. the numeroue
closets, that these modern rental
sos
MERIDIAN PARK. FALLS CHURCH
bier. in nearby Falls Church; com.
Portable radiant heat, tile bath. stor.
age attic. Handicapped lot.
$135
POPLAR HEIGHTS. FALLS CHURCH
3-bedrm, rambler all-elec GE kitchen
with garbage Disposall, dlShWasher
and Bendix washer Large picture
windows, storage attic. 5 min. to
Pentagon.
$3.50
COLUMBIA PINES
Beautiful subdivision 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, with full daylight bsmt.. all.
elec. GE kitchen. storage attic. etc.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000
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SUMMER RENTALS

1. ARLINGTON, VA. - Attractive.
small retreat, lovely. grounds. gar
den and woods; 2 bedrooms. den.
auired; SIPS month. Avail. June
.. q ALGxAsDR1A, e SsHit / IA vA.-charm and
atmosphere; 3 bedrooms, Ia baths
dishwasher,. disposal, old woodwork
very desirable; garden. Avail. June
Is; $3.50 month.
l3. ARLINGTON. VA.-Secluded. nat
ural setting. simply charming
house; > bedrooms. den. recreation
room above grade. garage. serv-
ants bath; beautifully furnished.
Avail. June Is to Sept. Is; $500
4. LANGLEY. VA. % miles Chain
BridgeJ-A beautiful home; 3 bed
dPeam PeS location n'S Avail f'5u June Rsf' r e
Sept. 10; 5000 month.
) CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Beautifully
furnished; 3 bedrooms, . baths.
maids room and bath; one-foor
home; block long lot; Bendix deep
freeze. TV, Available June l to
&. ON POTOMAC RIVER, near
GUNSTON HALL 3 bedrooms,
study. 3 baths: one floor; magnifl-
cent setting. private beach. view.
Avail. June / for 4 months possibly
] year,; no objection to children;
- miles D. c., via Shirley hwy
Terms: $3.50 month.
Romye Lamborn
OF. 1856 OF. 4-SO35
30
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VERY DESIRABLE

3-bedroom rambler. convenient loea.
ton in nearby SILVER SPRING
area; full .bsmt.. gas heat; available
ave. g blocks past University lane,
left on Ruatan. 10SS Ruatan. Call
during week and ewes, HE. 4-7133.
80
NEAR MD. UNIV, 1915 stanford st.
ALL modern equipment: bedrms.,
liv. rm.. din. area. kitchen; Si25 per
mo. Weekdays, Ii. 6-l21@: SUM-.
RA. 3-l2l4.
1871 MICH. AVE. NE.
Vacant. Corner brick: new-house
cond. Rent reduced, LA. 6-ia42.
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HOME VALUES

32Os JoCELYN ST. N.w.-6 rms.
bath and kit; Sl35.
4116 18th ST. N.W-6 rms. bath:
as0i y. j. CAPITOL ST. rms, bath.
1aSia aE 7: hE:,vANsToN ST. Wheaton Nd.
. rms. dining IL" and bath, S1O5.
FARM HOUSE = 1i2-acre ground,
Z rms. and bath: Sl30
405 QUACKENBoS ST N,E.-5 rms,
din. area and bath; Sl1O.
Sal INGRAHAM ST. NV ,-6 rms.
and bath. > incl. porches: Sll0.
5605 6lst PL.. Templeton Knolls--
, rms, kit and bath: Sll5.
164l BENNING RID. NE.-S rms.
and . baths: Sll0.
6a22 DECATUR ST, Landover Hills.
Md rms. and bath: Sl20.
R. A. HUMPRIES & SONS
sos N. Capitol Realtors. MA. s-5O2o
COLORED-5-RM..2 2-BATH. new det.
home; vacant: Sl75 mo. Call Mr..
Lawrence, RA. 6-lO63, JU. 5-7lO0.
.CoLORED-eeOe SHANNON PL. s.k
4-bedrm. det home; oil heat: vas
cant; rent, S115 mo. JOHN L.
SHELTON. Realtor. 10. $4,000;
CoLoRED-NICE HOUSE. reason.
able: ariet vicinity; also rooms.
NO. 7-S032 Sat. Sun. and Mon.
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COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

PROFESSIONAL COUPLE desire lge.
2-bedrm., unfurn. apt. or duplex
NV; in one-fare bus zone: conven.
lent downtown. 10. 2-522S. 30+
> adults: perm. res. To $50. P o.
Box $3.50. D. c. 30
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EMERSON GARDENS

1900 Emerson st.. Hyattsville, Md
Lovely l. and bedrm. units re-
decorated. Conv. to schools, store!
and transp, Auto ldry. facils.. on.
uN; 4-S600; 10. 2-S7sS: 10. 8
1924.
Evening star., 1954-05-29

Lovely 3-bedrm. row, l2-bath Coz
lonial with firepl.; random-width
oak flooring; immed. possession.
OV 3-59SS. 80
l, Alexandria, Va-semidet. brick
Col. = bedrooms, basement, yard.
Clean. $50 month.
.. Mclean. Va.--Nice bungalow. good
section; , bedrooms. S125 mo
g. Aurora Hills. Va. (near Pentason)
-3 bedrooms Ia baths. screen
porch. S135 month.
4. Alexandria, Va.-Charming 2.
bedroom home in q lovely section.
3. Alexandria. Va.-Charm and at
mosphere. A lovely old home In ex-
cellent condition. Very desirable.
bedrooms. "a baths. oil h-w.h.,
sarage, garden. Avail. now. Sl45.
month.
O. Lake Barcro!' Va. right on the
lake-Lovely, IL Q laculate Col. home,
3 bedrooms, baths, den, large
kitchen, basement, garage. Avail.
June 9Th. $40 month.
3. Aurora Hills, Arlington, Va
Available for 3 years: 4 bedrooms, 4
baths. A lovely home. S225 month.
Romye Lamborn
OF. 4-S5S6 OF 4-SO35
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ROCKVILLE ARIA

ROCKVILLE AREA
We have q large selection OF
and 3 bedrm. homes: S75 70 Sis
per mo SAMUEL z. BOGLEY. INC.
20 2-615l: eyes,. Nj. Wilson. OIL
4-0030. 80
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SMALL. HOTEL.

GOOD FOR TOURIST
. SQUARES FROM WHITE HOUSE
Is ROOMS. S225
80
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$3.50
NORTH ARLINGTON

new 3-bedrm. rambler in a prime
North Arlington location. Features:
eiec. range, eye-ievel oven and dis
posal unit. Full daylight bsmt.. with
finished recr. rm. Available for i'm.
mediate occupancy. Call Mr.. Sho-
walter, ia J-119j.
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ATTENTION
3 BEDRMS-. ~ BATHS

Lovely Colonial on a lge. lot; liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. pow der rm. on
LIST A.: 3 bedrms., bath on md H.;
Sl50 mo HUBBARD REALTY CO.
OV 1-lOlt RI
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WHEATON HEIGHTS

3 bedrms., full basement. in settled
residential community; near school,
shopping and tranSp.; 500 per mo-:
cal Mrs Gown G }LONIAL INVL ST.
MENT CO p23 18th st. NV, RE.
1-6650. 10
THE LOWEST PRICES. guar. in writ
ing on brand-new furn. See our
ad in Misc. for Sale Column.
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ATLAS FURNITURE
KENSINGTON MD

kENSlNGTON, MD.
2-bedroom, full-base-
ALICE kitchen: S115 per month:
available Immediately. Call Robert
Wright, with
w. B. WRIGHT EN-. 3-56O0
EVENINGS. OIL. 9-S439 80
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Rittenhouse
st. This is very attractively furn
white brick house. 8 rms, 3 bedrms..
. baths. garage. rec rm.. auto.
washer. Can be seen by appt: only
EDW H. JONES & CO, INC.
Sh0l Conn ave OIL. 0-n2NN Il