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The Sidney herald., 1956-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES
CALL O BIDS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
sealed bids will be received by the
BOARD OF RICHLAND COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS until the hour of
800 P. M, Friday. December 81. 1856,
at its office in the Court House In
One 2 Ton Truck. approximately
154 wheel base or over, with
standard cab. va Engine. 140 or
more horse power. six 9-2-5
tubeless front n rear 10 ply
tires. air cleaner, windshield WHIP
oil filter. fresh air hot water
heater, 2 speed rear axle. over
load springs: this may be either
a 1856 or 1857 2 ton truck.
Bids also will be received for a
six cylinder motor meeting the above
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS reserve the right to
reject any and all bids. ALL BIDS
to be addressed to the County Clerk
and Recorder. of Richland County.
Sidney. Montana.
1855.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS. RICHLAND COUNTY.
SIDNEY. MONTANA
BY GEORGE EIKHOFF, Chairman.
publish Dec. 6. g. 20)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JACK RENNIE. Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION FOR PROBATE
OF WILL
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
duly verified petition has been filed
IN this Court, reference to which
is hereby made for specific details.
seeking the admission to probate of
the last will and testament of Jack
Rennie and the appointment of Nora
Rennie as executrix thereof; that
hearing of said petition will be had
before the Honorable F. S. P. Foss,
Judge of the above entitled Court. in
the Courtroom Of said Court at Sid
ney. Richland County, Montana. on
Wednesday. the 26th day of December.
1886 at the hour of 1000 O'Clock A.
M. at which time any person inter-
ested may appear and contest the
DATED this Attn day of December.
1856.
Alma Murphy.
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT
COURT SEAIs)
BRATTuN. HABEDANK & CUMMING
Sidney National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Attorneys for Petitioner.
publish Dec. 6, 10, 20)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC SALE
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
State Office
l245 North 10Th Street
Billings, Montana
December 6. 1856
Under provisions of section Pass.
r. S.. as amended by section IA of
1874: 43 u. S. c. 1171), and pursuant
% the application of Glayde w. Yo-
der. 500 = 4th s.. E., Sidney, Montana.
Serial No. Montana 0224Ol. there will
be offered to the highest bidder. but
1T not less than S601.76 for the tract
at a public sale to be held at 1000
O'Clock a. m, on the 3lst day of
January 1857 next. at this office. the
following tracts of lands: Lot 3 (40.14
acres). Lot 4 (35.W acres) Section
8. T. % NJ, r. So E.. P. M, Montana.
All lands sold subject to coal re-
served Act of June %. 1910 (36 Stat.
S'3). and Oil and Gas reserved to
". S. under Prov. of Act of July
II. 1914 t38 Stat. 5Oe); Sec. %. Act
of Feb. IS, 1920 al Stat. 1917: Act
Of March 4. 1893 (47 Stat. 1870. and
subject to any existing rights-of-
way.
Bids may be made by the principal
or his agent. either personally at the
sale or by mail, put no bic for less
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Mrs. Dun Heads
|YWcA Council

Mrs. Angus Dun has been
named chairman of the recently
formed YWCA Area Council OF
the Greater National Capital
Area.
Elected with Mrs. Dun was DR.
Bennetta B. Washington, of the
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, who
will serve as secretary. Each was
named to a one-year term.
Plans for the area council
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Pennsylvania. Senator Kefauver
tried to defeat the Meyner slate
of delegates in New Jersey, but
failed.
Senator Kefauver's attacks
upon Mr.. Stevenson, hard and
bitter during the final week of
the California campaign, did not
pay off. Further. his vehement
appeals to the Negro vote and to
the old age pensioners vote went
apparently unheeded. He had
charged that Mr.. Stevenson was
Iunsympathetic to the oldsters,
and was a moderate" on de-
segregation. At the same time
Senator Kefauver promised ev-
|erything to both groups Of voters
Iif he became president. He had
hoped they would swing the elec-
Ition to him.
Both Plan to Rest
Both Mr.. Stevenson and Sena-
tor Kefauver, tired out by their
strenuous campaigning, which
has run from the first of the
year until now, are planning to
rest briefly. Mr.. Stevenson will
visit friends in Santa Barbara
for a few days and then return
to Chicago. He will probably
visit a number of the States
which still have to elect their
delegates by the convention
route.
Senator Kefauver said he
would return to Washington and
then visit his father who has
been i'll in Madisonville, Tenn.
The Tennessee Senator was
asked if he would try for or ac-
lcept second place on the Demo-
cratic ticket If he fails to win
the presidential nomination.
Il don't think So" he an
swered. Il think 1 have made
my position clear on that sub
iject."
The Senator had no alibis for
his California defeat. That he
did not win he said, was GER
tainly not due to lack of trying
or able support by his campaign
managers here.
His campaign manager, Mr..
Donohue, however, insisted that
lack of money" had been the
real cause of his failure to win.
THE opposition" he said,
spent more in California than
we spent in all the primary
States"
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California Triumph Gives
Stevenson Lead in Roce

'Imy fault" he added. "that I was
mot contested in those prim-
j aries" referring to the fact thai
lMr. Stevenson had not entered
llthem.
4 Mr.. StevenSon's big victory ir
california is likely to prove &
severe blow to the ambition OF
IGov. Hartman to win the presi-
dental nomination. The New
Workers only chance is to pre-
went an early ballot nomination
lof Mr.. Stevenson, and to tie the
convention into a knot. He de-
.Iclined to enter any Of the presi-
dental primaries-outside of his
own State where yesterday a
Democratic organization slate Of
district delegates was elected
IGov. Harriman'S chance rests or
This ability and that of Tammany
Header Carmine DiSapio to deal
with the party bosses.
| The preconvention primary
campaign closed yesterday-witt
1.-THE primaries in California, New
York, Montana and South Da-
kota. Senator Kefauver gained
la total of "a convention votes
. lat least on the first ballot-ir
Montana and South Dakota
where he ran unopposed.
!, The totals, on the basis of still
incomplete returns in some areas
nov give Mr.. Stevenson $685.
convention votes and Senator
Kefauver 1865.
] Primary Box Score
!. The score in the presidential
primaries - covering 10 States
the District Of Columbia anc
Alaska-is as follows.
Mr.. Stevenson winner in IL
linois. Pennsylvania. Oregon
: Florida, California, District 0.
Columbia and Alaska.
Senator Kefauver winner il
New Hampshire, Minnesota
Wisconsin, Maryland, Nebraska
Montana and South Dakota,
Gov. Hartman winner in New
, York.
! Gov. Lausche winner in Ohio.
5 Representative Mccormack
) winner in Massachusetts.
, Gov. Meyner heads an unin
! structed delegation in New Jer
sey.
An uninStructed delegation
was chosen in West Virginia.
Mr.. Stevenson and Senate
i Kefauver met head-on in thu
, primaries in Minnesota, Oregon
Florida, California, the Distric
of Columbia and Alaska. MI
| Stevenson won all these excep
: Minnesota.
Won First Test
Senator Kefauver won tn,
, first primary Of the year, in New
Hampshire, where Stevenson dit
not enter campaign. although
his friends placed a slate of dele
gates on the ballot favorable
/, to Mr.. Stevenson. Senator Ke
: fauver took all the delegates.
: The Tennessee Senator's vic
tories in Wisconsin. MARYLAND
t Indiana, Nebraska, Montana anC
: South Dakota were won withou
opposition, as were Mr.. Steven
t sons victories in Illinois anC
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Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
Golden State. My supporters anC
/ will do everything possible il
support of the Democratic candi'
date in the general election anC
to bring the state back to thu
Democratic fold"
Stevenson Expresses Thanks
Mr.. Stevenson issued his owr
victory statement an houl
earlier, in which he said:
II am delighted by the results
of the long campaign in Cali.
fornia.
ITO those who supported mt
/ want to express my heartfelt
thanks, and my pride in the
campaign we conducted.
"And to all Democrats whC
voted in the California Demo,
cratic primary and in the othel
primaries this spring I would
say this: Whether you voteC
for me or someone else, / be.
lieve we want the same thins
for our country-to restore
Americas initiative and leader
ship in the quest for peace il
the world, and to resume liberal
forward-looking progress in tn,
interest of all the people herr
at home.
ITO this great work I pledge
myself, and for it I ask the sup.
port of all of you"
Winner Warmly Greeted
AS the returns rolled in, Mr.
Stevenson visited his headquar,
tiers here where he was greeted
by an enthusiastic mob of hi
supporters. Later he went tt
city hall, where he was givel
another great reception.
Senator Kefauver took his dev
astating defeat like man. Hi
first thought was for the meI
and women who had WORKED
hard for him in California. HI
made a brief statement to thu
$50 persons who had gathered
at his headquarters in thu
Sheraton Town House, expressing
his gratitude. BY his side wa
F. Joseph (Jiggs) Donohue, hi
national campaign manager. TIL,
atmosphere was thick will
gloom, in contrast to the joy a
the Stevenson headquarters.
Senator Kefauver firmly an
nounced, however, he would con
tinue his fight for the peSidentia
nomination. When asked by |
reporter whether he would qui
the race because of the Cali
fornia defeat which he ha,
earlier said would probably elm
mate whichever candidate lost
Senator Kefauver replied:
"I'll continue. I never stol
when 1 have started anything
but go through to the end"
Stresses Two Victories
His overwhelming defeat here
however. seems to have mad
his chances for nomination en-
tirely unreal.
Senator Kefauver pointed on
that he had just won the presi
Dental primaries in Montani
and South Dakota. 1T was no
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were completed during the last
year. with its members being
named by the four area YWCA's
at their spring meetings with
their directors.
The council is composed Of q
women with representation ac-
Icording to the number Of fee
paying members belonging to ar
association. 1t was organized a.
an Informative, cooperative anc
consultative body on local YWCA
matters.
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50 on TriuI as Thieves

VIENNA, June 6 tP)-Thirty-
six persons. mostly railway work
Iers, went ntrial in Prague to-
day accused of stealing goods
worth about $4,000 from
freight trains. the Czech press
lrenorted.
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De SOTO PLYMOUTH
/ 3197 y. High AM. 7-5I77, AM, 2.affi
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cAR WAsh

EIGHT MINUTE CAR wAeH-spseiaI
Spray GIsss. 0psg daily sI5 80. sandsy
s-i1s5o. 1870 w. fifth. HU. t.T77B
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PLUMBING ANo HEArlNe

rhe j. A. Myers Co. Your Plumbing
Heating Contractor. 24ql Summit
AN. 3-1i4s Lane Center. HU. s-7743
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Garry Out

n a q WINE SHOP
Besw. Wine, Champagne. Free Dsiiysxy
1899 Y. Main. FA. 1eit
SERVING EAST END and Berwick.
4eers, wines, champagnes DRIVING
PARK CARRYOUT 1915 Livingston
Ave. EV. $500. Free delivery, I Pm
10 10 PM
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CiOLORED-I4t6 AND 5. CAROLINA
aye aye; q sE FEET VIDE, with side.
hall plan; full bsmt. oil nv y;,i hsssi
rs sUIT BUYER. First time
offered, SO call today. MI. kitcneansS,
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 5.75oe.
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Schools, transp. Nice brick semidet..
. bedrms; owner Issying Sly ,y %
sEMIDET BRICK rooms, bed
rms, liv. rm., din rm..- kit, bath.
full bsmt,. front porch. $500 down.
assume Q trusts. Faces MINI. ave.
NJ r. G 9gSHcesf IA HIGH HIGH scHoof-
porch; sio, $50 HARTMAN REAL
TY. NC, LII. 4-3400, LU. 4-39s2
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL..--s-bedrm.. Ilk-bath Colonial.
on Ice. level corner lot. LiV. rm.,
I5x22 IT.. fireplace; din. rm. 12x15;
mod. kit, screened porch, finished
rec; rm; Assume OF trust SlS.3O0;
FRED ]. GEORGE, Realtor
ia. s-e777 IA. 1881
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SLEEPY HOLLOW
2-BATH RAMBLER
NEW AND Bricks Fun basement
{h bath. three airy bedr ,on, ID De
iightfui community Of varied styles
Over all, a. feet. S22,250 on easy
terms, Buy with confidence through
ARLINGTON REALTY
22I. Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 I'll 9
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BUCKINGHAM
TOWN HOUSE

2 bedrms.. semidet.. brick Colo
nial: Early American interior: IN:
with desk and place for TV, tiled
floor in full bsmt.. patio; Gift. picket
fence for complete privacy; S14.qbQ:
81 .p25 On. Payments 500 mo. Can
IA h-n6a3 "a
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CHEVY CHASE

Near District line. This postwar
home. Groom brick. Twin. room room.
,b l't s5 sSod td SsSTSem. : ssf
es s6sa; ni Can Wo W.. $500 iii Q.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
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II AT ONLY $17,100

NJ. Mt. Vernon High School, o stone
Cape Cod featuring 11x1S living rm.
and large equipped kitchen. Up-
stairs, 3 bedrms. and tiled bath:
low taxes: 100 It. frontage, on hard
road, Listing. No. ST..
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

c eos Ii. 5s;s NEW s s5ass eS ssR:
sized Eitehsp. fuii din, rm., natural
trim throushout. Lovely wooded. lot.
q o.,n sDP Pan sSxinss sSoswf Mlst cS g.
WA. 7-4600 I'll 3 pm. IA
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CUSTOM RAMBLER

Gracious liy. rm.. ideal for enter
looking wooded lawn tl00x220l. for
range unit. dishwasher, disposal. waii
oven, vent. fan. 3 lee. bedrms,.. 2
dow. 'i pa ss NED maids ~ rn n and bath
DONALD Z. YOUNRIN, REALTOR
10. $1,000 Ewes, Call VIII. 0-6323
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HIGH, WIDE
AND HANDSOME

II you've been looking for . dis,
With breatftaking view Of Potomac
Valley, THIS Is IT. Just completed
bedrm. rambler with sep. din. rm..
Q baths. earport, spacious lot. Con-
venent Bethesda location S24,ah0.
KARLA HILL CO., JU. 7-9l00
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA
TOP BUYS

o1aqI. a5PRRSyNED, B ~ aso WANTS sgs
ACTIONS! Spacious living room with
marble fireplace, separate dining
room, bright equipped Kitchen
PANELED LIBRARY, enclosed sun.
room, plus powder room on LIST
floor: 3 huge bedrooms ana
baths on End floor; full bsmt; mas
shower bath. maids room ana built
in garage; rear yard offers FRI
VACY. See this and let's ngure'
BEDROOM AND BATH ON lst
FLOOR--plus large living room with
fireplace, dining L. super de luxe
aIl-electric kitchen and h U 9 e
screened porch: 2 enormous bed:
rooms and full tiled bath on Ind
fioor-full bsmt. plus attic. garage-..
on large Handicapped lot. Priced
IA BLOCKS 10 GOLF CLUB
GRoUNDs; situated on large cor
ner iot d25-it; frontassl. this 3.
convenience Of location and per
manency Of real estate value. 2Sh-
II. living room wLfreplace. l4-it.
dining L, GE all-electric kitchen
PERMANENT STAIRWAY to SToR-
AGE ATTIC-full bsmt. With outside
Priced ct only S22.750, with i'm,
mediate occupancy available. cal
NErrzT EPJA 5-7575
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

ALEXANDRIA. Holm HsIl---Deiight-
full. a-bedrm brick rambler. huge
s9ree anS porch: near evergthing
A f LII s-76i CHARM.
corner lot. s lovely bedrms.. earport
and rear patio. assume large loan
at 4hes. A VERY GOOD BUY AT
s13.ab0 Al, SMITH. H. s-6652.
BRICK COLONIAL
Near Russell rd.; 8 twin-sized bed
s ssG. pr sids u s,rsn Toom hal. .ep.ra
dining room and the very rare
large modern Kitchen alth table
SPACE; full basement; convenient 70
the pentagon. st, Agnes and st,
stephens. sci 800. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP, XII.
aleu- Hollins Hall-.Beautitui =.
bsmt.: washer-drieI. dishwasher;
big refer. huge fenced lot, Founda::
tion slab for . additional rms. and
"a bath sl6,275. $500. dna Oh.
SO ,b00 dn conventional. Z. A.
HERNHoLM. XII, 9-T4l1.
ALEX, AREA--Attractive 2-bedrm.
bungalow, with expansible attic:
fenced yard, aluminium storm win o
dows: level lot; 81 800; - en s,
information. call LIcARI REAL ES-
ARLINGTON, very close in---5 bed
rms. "a baths. rec rm.; large
DIR. area Price, Sis.950. s. q:
. eERAfH5s c IN " WASH ifla 4. AND
c. CLuB--5-bedroom, 3-bath ram
bier. in new-house condition., nice
wooded lot in q fine neighborhood;
$3l 500, FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
IA. 5-8s66i ewes, Ell, $500;
ARLINGToN--5 new brick dupleSss.
To reach; on Lee hwy, on 2lst rd:'
STALKER, KE. s.s3sa. --ss
ARLINGTON, NoRTH--h brick ram
bier on level lawn With fireplace in
living room. dining ell fully equip
ped kitchen including automatic
washer. 8 nice bedrooms with double
sliding door closets, large storage
line. OF appraised and reduced to
$4,000. some lucky veteran can
purchase with only $500 down and
S9T per month Only one call
ia. $4,000. ARTHUR 1. WALTERS
INC, \; Randolph at Glsbs; 20
ARLINGTON TOWN HOuSE-Pan-
s sasd een hi. t''e DOWN two iP bedrms
and bath up. Finished basement.
cation. Sill. 5000 Cali ARLINGTON
REALTY CO.. INC" IA. 7-o3ooo I'll
ARLINGTON close in--e large bed
rms. separate din. rm,, oil h.-w.h:,
ex ny r' p,r WITH gu. Ese sGy F 9fnS
mile, risht on N Court House I'd,
TO 2137, Price. Sl4,950. ia. s-4as3.
CHAIN BRIDGE RoAp-1.yr.-yoIns
3-bedrm., 1M-bath brick rambler
on lge.. corner lot; 10 min. TO D, c.
Charming iiv. rm with flrepi., din.
rm. Bright fully equipped mod.
With s E ~. p taSs T sPaes fu cr ss%t
driveway, Priced at SIs,9bO. shown
BY appt. THE DARBY Co. ia, D.
FALLS CMTRcH AREA-Dsb cdrm..
ta-bath. 7. brick and frame split
level. $4,000 Oh or FILA. J-W
REALTY CO. ia S.ls7s..
FALLS CHURCH AREA; 81 300,
space: LIVING room with fireplace
Kitchen with eating space. Large lot
with tall trees, ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP, XII $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH AREA - Another
real value for G1 available in j.
wood contemporary. 24-ft, Nv. rm.
with firepl, spacious, separate din.
Tm. and carport. This home Is on
a &c. lot and conveniently located
TO elementary school, shopping and
bus. Priced at only 81 800. ASK
4-16ip, ewes. SHANNON d LUCHs.
20bb Wilson blvd. "a
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HILLWoop MANoR--TAKoMA PIX.
FOUR BEDROOMS--S14 500
or BEST OFFER

at do, Tou a.tashsd ho ASEs1E
setting OF On corner lot. near Our Lady
Of Sorrows School and all conven-
iences. Quick possession. Inspect BY
appointmet. Call Mr.. Clark. RA.
MARSHALL !. wAPLT CO.
1924 l4th 81. NV. AID. 4-200B
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Spacious rambler on "a acre. Liv.
room 1SxI2. two twin-sized bedrms..
tiled kit. and bath; partial bsmt.;
garage, APPROX. Sl,5S0 cash. S73 mo.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 JE. 2-4664
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3Oth and M SITS. Sc.

$4,000
Semidet. brick; 5 rooms and bath,
gas &C. heat; house in excellent
Condition, and convenient TO every
Thing Cal W. r. Mayton. Ma;
$4,000: ewes, and holidays, cal
AID, i-5is4 BOSS 6s PHELPS. INC
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HOUsEs RY HUGHES - Here's a
dan for YOUR wife included in price
Of this charming corner Colonial
house; is Just about new, immac,
from top to bottom 8 lge, rms,
family size din. rm.. full bsmt.
custom-styled kit. Auto Is cream
Il all for only SIS, 400: $s5 per
mo. pays everything. W. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400. VI o.
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bleTS. Price, sci, 800. Also. other
raniblers In Maryland suburb. LEE
c. GELsEY. JR.. IL 4-11l4, OIL. z
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.

$1,000 BELTsyMLE - Modern 3.
bedrn. bungalow; garage with work.
shop; oil h.-w.h.. chicken house
drive: $1,000 down; 500 per mo.
taxes, $64 year: poss. HE. 4.
$500: ewes. HA. 2-SS93. W. W
LEWIS.
TEMPLE HILLS--GI. $500 DOWN
Gil approved, $15.750; 4~bedrm
brick Cape Cod; sep. dining rm,,
Dashboard h.-w.h.: full bsmt.; cow
to Andrews Field Suitland, Bollins
Field. Call Mr.. Gribble. 10. $3.50
or LU. 1890 tn 10 pm. PRuDEN-
TIAI REALTY CO.
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Brick rambler, FIRMS. g baths.
irePl: sep din, Sm;, full h:Mt; NJ
under S2Q,000.
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-6400
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$3.50 DOWN--NON-GI
$4,000 CASH

Sparkling new home, close
In Bethesda location, lust .
stones throw TO- excellent
transportation: 81 1T. Iiv. rni.,
l2x13 din. rm., powder rm.,
kitchen with breakfast area.
Upstairs. 3 bedrms. and bath;
also paneled rec. rT,l., screened
porch: level lot. W. B.
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 till ..
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CHEVY CHASE. Sls,500 - Older
5-story frame In Immaculate condt-
ton, powder room. lkt floor:
bedrooms. bath. End floor: large
Handicapped lot. CAN EN-. 3-334s or
DI, 7-6S30. THOS. J. FISHER d
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ST. MARfS CO.. / hr. from WASH
ington--,Lee,. attractive. BLDG. Ice.
l lSs 6g s sDss store maj. Gcf svs
10 min. from Patuxent Naval Air
Station. Excel. income from 2 apis
Owner occupies 1st-h. apt. Near
schools, churches. Well financed
Rare bargain. S29 500, Call Green
wood 5-77S2. "a
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Broofville I'd. Bis brick Colonial.
gracious reception hall, Nv. I'm.
Dir nm. kit:, powder rms Isl lss n
3rd a. On beautiful shrubbed lot
rear. Only s3l. 800. Call EN-.
3-334s or Df. 7-Ss30. THoe. J.
FISHER CO.
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URTONSVILLE---4b rand-neW, GUS
tom built homes on E-aere level
lots: near Fairland and B,rtons-
vile: large 3-hedrm., full bsmt.
rambler $1Ss25Q and up some
with garage and porchl. Large
$50. A, J. kEssINoER d CO.
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CHEVY CHAsE--Rare opportunity
older, spacious home; !S23 800; 8
bedrms., nursery, . baths den. scr
poreh, bsmt.; garage, iRe. yard;
QUIET. dead-end street, walk to
school. STEDMAN, OIL 4-l34l :.
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REALTOM
10. $500 TIL .
SILVER SPRING
OPEN ALL DAY
81 000 DOWN

BALANCE PAYABLE LIKE RENT
New e.s Sss sEtsf s. sdn9i he. ~ Sss
mod equipped kit. fun daylight
bamt.: close to schools. shopping,
Itransp. Directions: Out Ga. ave. 70
$500 blk. left Seminary I'd, on to
Linden lane. to Warren St. to War
rem court to open house stGns.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
l2ll Eye ct. NV.
OIL. 6-725d RE. 7-S202 RIA. e-2i11
TAKoMA PIX. 742a CARROLL AVE
AS Low as $500 Down
Q rms. bsmt.. garase. lss, lot:
early possess. Excel opportunity fol-
someone. S12.ab0. Shown By appt.
Can Mr.; Weller: AZ; -4s27 cox q
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Cane Cod Brick-$l3,9 $50

oAKvIEw. Mr.. noL--5 lovely
rms, firepl.,. expans. tpstairs. Walk
Hugh T. Peck. HE. 4-6400
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OUTSTANDING
NEW SPLIT LEVELS
NO DOWN PAYMENT

tTO VETSl
B large bedrooms. family-sized
Kitchen. separate dining room. bath
ment: immediate occupancy. Direc-
tons Out s. Capitol 81. 2 miles
past Glass Manor to sign. Open 9
an to 2 pm, today and every day
ALLEN IL ROCKS, INC.
ST. 3-0505 10. 7-7714
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BET YOUR LIFE!

Your family will like this She'd
room 2-story home In Takoma Park.
Close 10 sanitArium. II has separate
dining room. full basement. de-
tached garage. electric Kitchen.
storm doors and Windows. Is in
Visit Robert e. Lohr Homes
HE. $4,000 TIL o Pm. RIA. $4,000
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METZLER-JA. 5-7575
s11 Lee Hwy, Open 9 T.
PALS CHURCH
ARLINGTON
SUPER RAMBLER

Larse lot; 3 bedrooms. ia baths,
colored GE kitchen. dhyltght base
ment, living room with nreplace
full dining room, ample closet space
storage attic.