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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-12-17
Alters Receive
Annual Awards

The 4-H Achievement Day for
the western part of Glacier coun.
ty was held Wednesday evening
at the Catholic church basement
in Browning.
Awards during the evening
were made by Miss Bonnie Olncy
and Ray Deming. A program was
presented and a film, DIR. Jim"
was shown. Following the pro.
gram lunch was served to those
in attendance.
Awards were as follows:
Heart Butte Girls Club First
year seals and certificates TO
Aloha Mad Plume, Rose Marie
Spotted Eagle, Rita Marie Evans,
and Sharon Running Wolf. Sec.
ond year seals to Frances John.
son and Rose Evans.
Cold Feet 4-H Club First year
seals and certificates to Diana
Calf Looking, William Yellow
Owl, Arthur DcRochc, Dolores
Old Rock. and Alvin Yellow Owl.
Second year seal to Phillip Rat
tier, Jr.. Virgil Rccvis and Mel
vim Tail Feathers. Third year
seals to Gene Emerald Grant,
Lawrence Tail Feathers and lie
Roy Yellow Owl. Fourth year
seal to Don yellow Owl.
Browning Busy Beavers First
year seals and certificates to
Bernadine Brown. 10 Ann Shaw.
Loretta Jordan and Lcta Brown.
Second year seals to Launlee
Talk. Third year seal to Zana
and lola Enders.
Old Agency All Club First
year seals and certificates to lie
Roy Racine and Joseph Racine.
St. Mary's Valley Club First
year seal and certificate to Lar
~ Paisley.
Pontrisena First year seals
and certificates to Karen Lee
Williams and Shirley Jean House.
Busy Bees First year seals
and certificates to Carole Jean
Ward and Mary Elaine Kennedy.
Second year seal to Charles Lu.
kin. Third year seal to Frances
Lukin.
Dress Revue Medal Frances
Lukin, Busy Bee Club. Home
Improvement Award. Shirley
Jean House. POntrisena.
Leaders Awards First year
seals and certificates to Duane
House. Archie St. Goddard. Jr.,
Mrs. Archie St. Goddard. Jr.
Tommy Williamson. Mrs. Ray
Deming. Mrs. Tom HARDWOOD
Mrs. Wesley House. Harvey Mon
roe. Mrs. Pete Tasey. Mrs. Al.
freda Burns. Rod Paisley. Carl
Old Person. Earl Old Person
Mrs. Roy Doore. Mrs. Leroy
Williams and Joseph Rutherford
Second year seals to Mrs. Al,
bert Lukin and Mrs. Tommy
Williamson.
Third year seal to Mrs. Ruth
Fisher.
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Browning to Meet
Chinook Huvre

BrOwning's Indians found il
rough over the week end as they
took to the road for q pair of
Northern Class B conference
games. They met the Fairfield
Eagles on Friday evening. losing
q hard fought contest 55.4l and
falling before a rcd.hot Chotcau
five $3.50.
Tom Welch was high point
man for the locals on their Fair.
field invasion. netting ~ points.
Meade Arnoux and Pete Dcs
Roster each contributed 8 points.
For Fairfield Jim Tcnny and
Dan Sands headed the scoring.
each tallyins IL points.
A disastrous third period saw
the Eagles move from a 1920
lead at halftimc to a command.
ing lead Of 1920 going into the
final frame.
Chotcau rolled over the In.
dams almost at will as a cold.
shooting Browning five found
the hoop for only six field goals.
Meanwhile. the Bulldogs who
hit a cold spell the previous ".
cning against Cut Bank. waxcd
red hot and could do no wrong
Joe Little Bull was top mar,
for the locals. getting Q points
and being the only Indian TO &C.,
more than a single field goal.
Snyder hit for q for the Cho.
tcau quintet with tcammatc An.
dcrsOn adding II.
The Chinook Sugarbcctcrs will
be IN town this evening for n
game on the local hardwood,
The 'Bcctcrs dropped two last
week end and will be hungry for
q chance 10 break back into tho
win column.
Tomorrow evening (Saturday)
the leagues newest addition,
llavrc Central will play here
They. like the Indians, haven't
been able to break into the win
column. losing To Great Falls
last week end by a single point
In their strongest attempt.
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Mad Plume Infant
Taken By Death

Baby ia m es Patrick Mad
Plume died Sunday in the local
hospital at the age of one month.
Funeral services were at St
Anne's Church. Heart Butte. on
Tuesday. FIR. Egan Mailman off.
ciatcd. Burial was in the Heart
Butte cemetery with Beck Fune.
raj Home In charge.
Survivors include the parents,
Catherine and Frederick Mad
Plume. two sisters and one
brother.
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Name School
After K. W. Beraun

As fitting recognition for one
who has served the cause of ed
ucatiOn in Browning SO faithfully
and 50 we'll. the Board of Trus-
tees of School District Nine de.
clared unanimously at its last
meeting to name the new pri.
mary.clcmentary building In no.
nor of former Superintendent Of
Browning Schools. X. W. Bergan.
The Board was certain that
perhaps no other person has
made such an outstanding contri.
button to education In this area.
Not only has Mr.. Bcrgan served
the best interests of the Black.
feet people. but he has likewise
ably aided the cause of Indian
education throughout the entire
state of Montana. His profound
knowledge of financing Indian
education together with his eff.
fective manner of quietly achiev.
ing his desired goals has enabled
the IS schools In Montana en-.
rolling Indian children to attain
a high standard Of scholastic ex.
ccllcncc.
Since his retirement from the
SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Brown.
ing Public Schools. Mr.. Bergan
has been director of Indian Edu.
cation and supervisor Of school
transportation for Mary NJ. Con.
don. lie has since the inception
Of the Intcr.tribal Policy Board
served as coordinator Of Indian
Affairs for the seven tribes Of
Montana. and he Is generally
credited with the significant sue.
cess of that vital organization.
lie once served the Indians of
Montana as their coordinator for
the humble salary Of 81 . year.
The School Board. the school
officials and faculty. and the en-.
tire community Of Browning feel
that the naming Of the new
school for K. W. Bcrgan Is q
much mcritcd recognition for
one who has 50 unstintingly Civ.
en- his efforts and devotion to
the cause of education.
Mrs. John Gilbert was taken to
Dcaconcss Hospital In Great
ESnl1v NNoAs,A,Anas
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THURSDAY FIRE

The home Of Mary Mountain
Chief was damaged considerably
by fire Thursday morning. The
blaze apparently was caused
when a torch being used to thaw
water pipes started q fire be.
tween the walls. Fircmen had to
chop a hole in the roof to get to
the burning area.
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POST OFFICE TO CLOSE

The Rrrwning post Office will
close At noon on Friday. Dec. p.
and will be closed until Monday
morning. o. 4. Tcllcfero. local
postmaster. announced ycstcr.
day.
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ERvlcEMEN

Kenneth X. Cassidy SN 432.5O.98
U. S. 5. LSM-4l9. care F. 20.
San Francisco. Calf.
Pfc. Stanley 7. Kipp US56ll9353
Hq Co Annex No. l. 7th TPC c,
care PM APO 50.
San Francisco. Calf.
A.3C Donald G. kipp l94ll52l.
78Oth AC&W Sqdn.. Box So.
Wcsby. Montana.
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PoNTResINA SCHOOL

The Pontrcsina School Christ.
mas program will be given Sat.
urday evening. Dec. 8 at 7:3O.
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Mrs. Angela Larson Of Butte
visited the Ar Rhodes this week.
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Mrs. John Gilbert was taken to
Dcac0ncss Hospital In Great
Falls Wednesday.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuNlTlEs

GARAGE, sales and service, body
works; going business; fully
equipped; two-story, new, modern
building, 102x32 it.; on q acres
cleared land: prime location: u. 8,
No. /, south Of Shirley hwy, Can be
handled with $4,000 cash. Box
MOTEL. S Ice. owners home. zen. s. stor,
almost new fixturesl. 4 acres sround
with lge. frontage on y. s. Hwy. Sc
Full price, only So. 500. EASY terms rms
OWNER. JE. 4-643s,: Lenah. Va
SUPER MARKET FOE SALE, fun,
equipped, absentee owner forced to
sell for fraction u equipment cost
New lease available. Part Of shop
ping center C In large apt, develop.
person. Can MRS, KIsER. %: s.
VALET STORE, cleaning. shoe repair.
laundry. Best block OF ne. business
section. Call Ii. 7-9Sl1: after q
BOOMING HOUSE TO LEASE -
Could average $500 to $3.50 mo.
Call 10. y.7611 between and 9
pm for information. Ia
DUPONT CTKCLE-Effic.. attrae.
congs: all utiis,: s5S: Aug. Is. AD
ron s SALE Oh Oh LEASE BY owNER-
Restaurant, land and bldg. and
package LIQUOR store. land ana bldg
All on Md. u s. I. Responsible
parties may set additional 'nforma-
tion bJ writing Box S52-X. star
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HOUSES WANTED TO REN1

WOULD LIKE HOUSE where ] do
all repairs, on lease. at rent rea-
sonable enough; painter and general
house repairman; preferred, sc. or
ne. section. Cali Ii. 7-796s. I5s
NAVAL OFFICER desires unfurn., g.
bedrm. rental. Bethesda, prior Sept.
L. Two baths, garage; S126 per
mo. Call DREAMER, OIL. 6-6257.
RESPONSIBLE ADULTS viii lease
unfurn. house; S75-Sa0. Two-three
bedrooms; will expertly recondition
and maintain neglected property.
ME. S-3S16 or 10. S-6073. 15s
AIR FORCE OFFICER and wife de-
sire unfurn. house; must be clean
and in good condition. JE. 4,1521.
UNFURN. HOUSE in virginia, with 4
bedrms., 2 baths, hsmt., gar, or
SIMILAR suitable space ARRANGEMENT;
will pay up to l$1S6 mo. Need inn
mediately. XII. 9-64S6. l5s
WISH 70 RENT IN FOREST Hts
3-b r. hse:: 2-yr. lease; UP to $3.50.
No SIN. children: ref. LO. 7-SS39. I6s
RETIRED SERVICEMAN--2-be bedroom
house with room for small garden
and few chickens. RIA. 3-l403.
CoLoRED-Two-FAMLY House.
unfurnished. near Ga. ave. NV.
Vacant. Ii. $1,000. ~
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PAKTNER wanted Tor dresB shDp. Re-
| ply Box 1887, Star.
TROPICAL Fisn STOLE. conpieseiy
stocked and equipped. Good location
and excellent trade. a clean. in
refss,,ns s.tl ans Pays n, yc1
sale Information. Box 263-T, Star
RESTAURANT FOR SALE By owners.
Beer and wine, extremely attractive.
r-conditiOned. Reason for selling,
owners must devote time TO another
e eSa5s /, 1890 lsg;Sao. $500 J cash.
CENTRAL MANXSGiEsR-seryicesS e ana
Investment of SIC. 800 to SIS. 900
for interest ID Norfolk Corporation.
Write fully to Box 403-X. Star. ~ s
RESTAURANT. small, easy to operate.
Owner Sick, must sell: fair business.
E S9od lSS Ssn priced reasonsble.
PRIvAfE CLUE - Complete restau-
rant equipment. lovely club room.
living quarters, beautifully furnished;
ideal for couple retired or as addi-
ssa Us s4s @ss' Miss if d go1 T. a II;
BUSINESS WANTED-Refned, - mid 2
dle-aged lady would like to r1rchase
GIT shop. vanity store or concession
sa nose d.i stc Or gSTs for GMneF Ct
pm. or Sat. and Sun. 15s
START YOUR OWN GIFT SHOP
Complete stock, Sits. iewelry, cards,
MIXTURES. neon sign, for sale, includ-
ing 8 HALLMARK card cases. Reason
able. Box 2l-Y. Star. 15s
VARIETY STORE. corner, s.e.--Ideal
ment incl: stocked and doing bust
ness. Priced for quick sale. Call
Lincoln 4-9I07. 15s
GIFT SHOP-Reliabie woman desired
as mai1ager-partner for new NV.
store. Woman possessing capabilities
will be trained and assisted In every
3-0635: RIA. 1891. --I5
PAWN SHOP and cleaning store fol
quick sale. Can MR.. G.. AID. 4-245o
Al SERVICE STATION, loaction al
junction OF main highways in South
FL teF l ssseo y major oil company. , Can
GROGSERY.small beginners store in
busy colored section; 5lz-day wk.;
best equipment: beer license. So. 500
full price 81 500 down. Ii. 7-0977
x q II s,Si FsSSgtsrAN goop 5Ss;
x aHiil ffs ssTATERh . of FfIcbgR Arl.RSel
equip, air conditioned; parking lot.
G 6' .n sass ps sxc CAV op gssi
RE EST; NEXT no THEATER.
500; selling now for So. 900 with
faSSe g dSvp s;-sss7E N y RE- AF 7sas2
RESTAURANT - Established. attrac-
tive, Aforementioned restaurant. LA
seating capacity; ample private
p LSssssd O. n MAN neap ascSt
shopping center. Not necessary to
pay Tor goodwill or other key money.
but can rent completely equipped
and take over running business.
GS sns s ma NTNsSsS LefEs 6aA8 eD e.
1905 n St. NV. Ma. s-S345. -l5
MARKET STAND-Well located; ex-
eel. oppor. for someone wanting
small business; Bakery. Delicates-
sen, speciality foods. Priced for QUICK
sale Apply %Ry Tsss; t MSRRT sat-; !. 2
BARGAIN = Equipped grocery store,
practically fol. nothing; Ice. apt;
Sunday through Friday after $3.50
pm. Sat, any time. Ii. 1926.
R e. & 4 + + equip. with li ily.
S qkshE.ffrs mi. east a 81 asinesviils W w.,
on Routes % and 2l1. SIG, 1000. Ii
PARKINGGe J LOT FOR RENT. Apply
NEEAMss sTT1gaS in soo-room hotel.
party: Replies confidential. BOX
E EST ro Ssas SALE; good location: MIC GOOD
lease; fixtures; only 3 mos. old; $13.-
900; very little cash needed. Box
AVE- ran AVN GRILL With
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HOUSES FOR sAle--N.w

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Custom-built rambler on level lot
WTltrees; g.: 3 bedrms ;;, 2 baths large
tiful kit. w/breakfast rm. and
nearby laundry rm.; bsmt.; 2-car
Diet. garage. Call Mrs. Dawson,
WO. 6-4162 to inspect. MARSHALL
]. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
AMER S Univ. PK.--Mod. 2 b.r.: two
II, two eft. windows; lovely gar
den: air -cond. S2I. 900. WO. $3.50.
AREA--For sale by
owner-Cony. Of town living, with
garden privacy OF country; White
b 5ssns house Sst IN dSe s ana
fronting on secluded i Blk. street.
ideal for children. Liv. rm., large
din. rm., study. 3 bedrms. and sleep
ing porch; 2 baths; plus additional In
C HfRsi s CHASE ciR Hi block
to Blessed Sacrament and Conn.
white brick Colonial In almost new
house cond. Bedrm. and bath on
LIST. a.. 3 big bedrms. and bath on
End A.; large mod. kit. semi
screened porch. garage. slate root,
dso os n So WIZ FR fGasld s. f ~ i2o
LIPS DI. 7-l411; eyes, EN-. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms., Q baths;
lge. deep yard with fruit and shade
trees; walking distance to Blessed
Sacrament and Lafayette Schools;
shown by appointment Sat. or Sun.
EN-. 2-22l6. MERRYFIELD 3
cE MSal PIX. se1e s4th st.-open
~ loan. AD. 2.ii44' i0''0o -i T,'n
HIGH AREA--Gorgeous
inside and. out: well equipped with
s0stly r eSsSaS sen Wo1tb 5ms v Ess
to inspect. Terms or trades con-
sidered. Miss zaker. DI. 7-3159.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1894
18th, 18th St n;y AD, os s-S se9S Nv
6 aSs. p 6eaas E Iagse sGs
sac. 900; $4,000 cash; bal. LIST trust,
= PAYABLE 1885 mo. Open 3 to 8 pm.
FOXHALL VILLAGE, S1S,950 - At
tractive 3-bedroom attached brick
neighborhood; one block from school,
stores. and transp.. and Is minutes
from downtown or Pentagon. FRANK
s.; PHILLIPS, DI. 7-i4i1. Ewes,
sREPHEaESnbS PARK 1immaeulatae . a.
NSoAOSAAAp N-08th 9ENGA hukAkSf NEAR
l4th and Hemlock. Priced In the
very low eos for quick sale. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-141I. Ewes.
TakoMA.e B. c.-Mod. Cape Cod
brick; 2 bedrns. and bath ON LIST
floor, 2 bedrms. and bath, up. Oil
heat, gar; lge. cor. fenced lot. First
Offering. blocks Of Calvin Coolidge
School. Terms. STRoUP REALTY
WEST OF GA. AVE. near walter
Reed. sale by OWNER. 1900 blk.
Underwood st. NV. Det. brick. To
inspect call RIA. 6-S667. ST. 81
MOD. HOUSES, In all sections Of the
city: price reas. BERRY CONSTR.
Co. NO. 7-2596. LU. 4-2311. III
NV. SECTION--Brtck home. artistic.
Conv. schools, shops. good -sized
rms. LIST a.. foyer, bedrn., tiled
bath. English liy. rm., firepi.. din.
rm., kit, patio, Handicapped garden.
end a.. 2 bedrms., tiled bath, hsmt..
rec. rn., maids rnn.. eompl. bath.
OWNER. En-. 2-6767. -10
STORE AND g APTS.-Upper NV,
excellent commercial area; owner
has other interests and Is anxious
to sell to responsible purchaser:
nancing is available. Eve, Mr..
Woodwen: 10. 4-1l47. Z. T.
GRAVATTE. Ma. e-O753.
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S69.5O
HOUSES TO SHARE

9 NEAT CONGEN. WORKING women
share lovely Sill. Spg. home Conv
transp:. bus, car. JU. 9-5429. lii
kENSINGTON. MD.--Married cple. or
smpl. girls to share 5-rrn. home
I'd. lis
HOUSE TO SHARE with couple; child
accepted: everything furnished. Call
UN. 4-936O. Id
WIDOW, will share furnished home
with q couple or 2 ladies; S45 mo.
each. 47O4 Gallatin St.. Edn1onston,
Md, after 5 pm. IL
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Arlington and Fails Church

Arlington and Falls Church
Three bedroom rambler close to Not
Stineham School; $125 mo. $3.50 N.
30th ST.. Arlington.
Four-bedrm. masonry Cape Cod: 2
baths, close to WestoVer; 1925 mo.
1908 N. Potomac ST.. Arlington.
Five rooms. irst floor Of two-family
all utilities included, garage. full
bsmt. 5727 N. 18th st.. Arlington.
$3.50 mo.
Five-room. hrst floor of two-family
unit: heat and water included. full
9 9i4 BTook Ese drive sa6
Elegant ultramodern rambler; 8
bedrooms, washer, dryer, dishwasher
and disposal, carport, large lot, new
house . eond d., Avail SEPT; IL $3.50 $145
Falls Church.
Five room detached brick Colonial;
full basement, excellent location:
close to Mckinley School: Available
Sept. l.. $135 mo. 61l2 N. 18th
Five.room asbestos single bunga-
low; good location; $50 mo. Avail
August 16. 1918 8. Randolph ST..
Arlington.
Five room brick BUNGALOW; full bsmt. :.
available Sept. J., $125. 514 Adams
ST.. Jefferson Park Falls Church. Va.
The addresses inserted for your
convenience. drive by, II interested
call this once, do not attempt to
inspect.
J. H. Benoit, Realtor
1862 N Washington Blvd.
IKE. SCOTT JE. 3-114I
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BROOKSIDE MANOR
WEST HYATTsvILLE. MD
S115
$115

We stin have several Of these desir.
able S-bedroom houses coming avail.
able during the next 80 to As days
These are detached brick, fuli-base
ment houses, on nice lots Ga,
hot-water heat. stoves. but no Re.
frigerators. All will be put II, TOT
condition. You will be SURROUNDED
oy desirable people rs our tenant.
nave been hsnd-picked over the pas
Convenient to stores, schools. churche.
and Transportation. No more than
children acceptable
HA. 2-7234
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|Gr APPROVED. 4oi missouri ave. NV.
---2 agjts.. ON nice corner lot: sep.
kits. and baths. Paul =. ETONE,
kAALToR, Alb Hutternut 1t. NV.
"A GOOD INCOME. plus . lovely
home; Golden opportunity for
s sHsa Is S SoisSeDis YOU Buy this
rms. open nrepls.. I porches and
inspect. 1919 Lamont st. 81 GAZING
Ap 4-s917. W. I. MOORE. EN-.
HosaE AND lNcoME--No. con
yssted , house; bgt : fine. 2-fsmily
near North Capitol ana dsllas tin
Owners apt. contains 4 biz rms.
and bath. and 2nd-fioors apt,
s Snawats, NJ. rms. sna s bath Gas e
apis. are beautiful Priced at SI6.-
5OO, very easy terms. FRANK s.
IHlLLIPS, d.. 7-I411: eyes,. RA.
NEAR d. C. LINE-Low cash down.
Attractive detached 3-bedrm. cor
ner home: excellent condition
Throughout: near all conveniences;
possession. Can Mr.. King, JU.
9-u497. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
1891 HEMLOCK 81. N.W.--Com.
pietely renovated: End A.. 4 bedFms..
2 baths: LIST a., layatory.. den,. hy.
rm., din. rm.. kit; full bsmt. and at
tic; at; garage; $26, 600. open
sat; ana pSn sun as72a IL 2. La. 6-s.hssl;
Is BLOCKS WALTER REED-country
1SrrSr. tx, I'D ns1fvx 80 "a rAA (.
ss Sna a fi'y sls.S Sas Lis sFsasS Is
THIS: lst-noor bedrm. or den plus
large bedrrns, with this lovely Diet.
home. Spacious. modern kitchen
with disn sn snoo gar6. dispo c;s.G
! elem. school. No reasonable ofier
See this first! Call Mrs. Kohn. RA.
6-S9f3. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO..
I2a4 18th St ~ nv; A ISr a-2Oe5:
t tionai bedrn 1se on sTd i. Many other
attrac. features. Priced right TOR
immed; sels. ROBERT B. HALL Co,
N Iii Si sRick HOME. no Madison is
p 81; recreation room ana lava
OWNER viii show property Satlir-
day and Sunday, August Il and 10,
sb ssCm CHEVY IL v ., CHASE PKwY. NV,
ID. C.-This excep. well-buiit prewar
home; center hall. 8 rooms. side
porch; oil heat: garage; nice lot;
sea, $50. EN-. 1891, OWNER. is
DESIR. SHEPHERD PARK, OF upper
18th st. close to schools, shopping
and transp.-Almost new beautiful
home, 2-story brick and stone: 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, lst-h, paneled den.
powder rnl., col0red fixtures. family
sized din. rrn., 25-ft. Iiv. rrn., center.
hall entrance, stone patio, beautiful
rec. rm., triple track aluminium storm
windows throughout. Sacrificing for
immediate, sale. Owner leaving city.
13I e ST. N.W.--9 rms, bsmt. By
owner; good for investment. Can
be seen any time. DI. 7-295o. IL
RAMBLER bedrms., separate din.
rm., den, lge. iiv. rnn., 3S-ft. recr;
rm.. patio with beautiful HANDICAPPED
yard. on Nebraska ave.. at Ward
Circle. Seen by appt., sun, 1s6;
weekdays after 1880. -Wo. 6-5499.
UPPER BRIGHTwOoD - semidst.
brick; 8 bedrms., 2 baths, 2 porches,
rec. rn., garage: excel. tacintlss,
reasonable. BY OWNER, JU. 7-70S5,
A. q r. 4725 BRANpYWINE ST.
N.W.-5 bedrms.. 8 baths, 2-car
corner. See, desire, buy.
LILA BURT CUMMINGS .sxs
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CLOsE-N ARLINGTON

taehed. brick: cor corter i6t: Center.
haH plan; liv. rm., din. rm. kit.
den and powder rrn.. 1st a.: 7:
bedrtns, and bath 2nd A. Very con.
csnien N.Y. 2 s Arl Hall nitS slS psT mo
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-I4l1: ewes. AID
4-OS71. 10
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JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
JE. 2-262O

N, Arl.-Falls Church
2-bedrm., brick Colonial; Westover;
full bsnit.: $40.
2-bedrfn. Cape Ced fun bsr1at., fenced
yard: S115.
3-bedrm.. 2-bath bungalow: full bsmt.
$125
3-bedrm. custom brick: att. garage.
Excel. neiehborhood: $50.
Caroline L. Campbell
IE 10172 1K
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CATHEDRAL AREA
TOWN HOUSE

CATHEDRAL AREA
TOWN HOUSE
Handsome. detached, brick residene,
Of finest construction and condi.
ton. Fashionable Mass. ave. anC
Embassy section. Perfect for en-.
PERTAINING. Ali large rooms. 8 bed.
rms, 3 baths. Priced below cost
Call Mr.. Stuart, MA. S-40S0. ewes
EN-. 3-47SS. j. RUPERT MOHLER
JR.. REALToR. -15
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
Excel. school dist: 8 beurms.. plus
incl. sleeping porch and I'm. attic
rm., Q baths: extra lge. rear ward
S22.95O. EN-. 2-9437. Ia
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.
This is family home with room
to spare. Offering Ice. reception
hall, 1st-fi. den, spacious bed
rms and 2 baths on End A.; full
attic; Diet. gar; COW. to Lafa-
yette School: very reas. Gterms.
Quick possession. To inspect, cal
KINKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO 2-677S IA
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HOUSES UNFuRNIsHED

Near Congressional c. CluD
This beautiful stone home and /
acres Of grounds handicapped attrac
house containing bedrme.. 2 baths
din; rrn;. liv. rm. with iirepl.. kit.
rm.. firepi., additional bedrm. anc
bath LIST d. Maids quarters. Patio
lear garage, partly furn. MA
S-3534 Ewes. OF. 4-o7l1
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KENT

On lge. lot. in beautiful setting;
small redwood siding home; priced
under $4,000. Cali Miss Teass
DE. 2-i901.
NELLIE LOWE CASSEL
Realtor
AID. 4-211s. Exclusive. OIL. 2-3135
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
1905 Kanawha st. NV.
OPEN SUM-, l TIL 6
walking dist. Deal, Wilson
rms, baths. Ist-fi. den and
powder rm. On quiet street.
1 blk. to Conn. bus. Call
Mrs. Wooten, WO. 0-S972,
EN-. 2-9696. J. NELSON
HUGHES. :.
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SHEPHERn pAPK

In one of your better neighborhoods;
. detached Colonial with true
e poWdrr soo,p plan; n ist,foor den ape
and sleeping porch: finished attic
and detached garage: 2 blocks tc
grade school. Available now. Eve.
nings. call OIL. 4-2S06.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-(,77S TX
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
4 bedrms, ga baths. large center
hail. maids room, ciubroom. newly
decor; walking distance to all
schools, Conn. ave. bus and shops.
Reas. terms or trade considered.
5045 RENO RID.
Open Sun. 1 to s.. Conn. ave. to
Harrison, left on Harrison to Reno,
left on Reno to 5045 or call EN-
MERRYFIELD g. WOODS