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of the river, no such contortion
is evoked.
Albany: Will you please tell
us one more time the relation
ship expressed by first cousin
onece removed?"
Mrs. j. E. M.
Answer: These are the degrees
of cousinship:
The child of your uncle or aunt
is your first cousin.
Your first cousins child is your
first cousin once removed.
Your child and your first
cousins child are second cousins.
Your second cousins child is
your second cousin once removed
Your child and your second
cousins child are third cousins.
And so on.
nistrihyteA nv McNauRht Syndicate Inc
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Answers to Our Presidents

Answers to Our Presidents
l-"Uncle Toms Cabin" made
its first appearance as a book
Ion March 20, 1852; Willard Fill
more was President.
2-Washington had just passed
his 18th birthday when he began
work as a surveyor for Lord
Fairfax in March, 1748.
3-When President and Mrs.
Eisenhower spent the night Of
March 10, 1855, in their new
house at Gettysburg. it was the
first time they had ever spent
a night in a home which they
owned.
Questions on preceding page.)
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

Day Saints by Missionary L. o.
Wildermuth. The three younger
children were baptized with her,
the eldest son a few years later
at Graceland College.
Being anxious for her children
to have a college education, she
moved to Lamont, Iowa in 1885
and operated an apartment house
and filling station to provide their
livelihood. Her daughters gradu-
ated from Lamont high school.
She attended Grace1and College
along with two of her children
and a daughter-in-law. In 1941
she returned TO teaching in Mon
tana in Richland and surrounding
counties.
In November 1943 she married
Everett Stone, a widower at
Humeston, Iowa. After his death
in November 1946 she returned
to teaching and taught each year
until the end of her retirement
term in May, 1856.
All her children, children-in-
law, and grand children of mem
bership age shared her faith and
church. Her final testimony to
her children was one of eternal
life.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12
THE SIDNEY HERALD -
Thursday. July IL. 1855 IA

OF her parental family four
sisters survive: Martha Steinhil-
Der of Sheridan, Wyoming; Emma
Browning of Orchard, Neb.; and
Katherine Knoble and Carrie
BRAKEMAN of Los Angeles, Calf.
She Is survived by the follow
ing stepchildren: Edmund Stone
and family of Charlton, Iowa: Ma
bel Atwell, Glen Ellyn, Illinois;
Tom Stone and children, Chari-
ton, Iowa; Mrs. Donald Stone and
children, Charlton, Ia; Nellie
Massman and children, Charlton.
Also surviving are her chill
dren: Joe N. DeBarthe and fami-
ly of Lamont, Ia; William H. De-
Barthe and family of Indepen-
dence, Mo-; DOMAIN Hillman and
family of Fairview, Mont; and
Gene Phillips and family of In
dependence, Mo. Her children and
Is grandchildren bless her men,
DRY.
She was laid to rest in the
Rose Hill cemetery beside a little
granddaughter at Lamont, Ia.
Contributed.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12
Mona News

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson
and Mrs. Curtis motored to Sid
ney Monday, where the ladies
got permanents and Mr.. Peterson
attended the monthly REA meet
ing.
Delmar Howes, Marshall Curtis
and Duane Martin rode their
bikes over to the Steppler home
Monday morning and played with
the children awhile.
Donald and Dale Howes haul
ed two pigs to Sidney Tuesday.
George Curtis accompanied them
and stayed all night at the Ho-
mer Barber home. He attended
the rodeo in Sidney the 4th.
Mrs. Gladys Holland and Mrs.
Jane Steppler were at the Mona
school house Monday afternoon
checking on some lost library
books. Later Mrs. Holland visit
ed the John Spencers and Mrs.
Steppler called on the Baker
Finnicums.
MIR. and Mrs. John Spencer
spent the 4th of July in Sidney.
George Curtis returned home
with them that evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Steppler
and family were Sidney shoppers
Tuesday and attended the show
at the Drive-in Theatre that eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson
and MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis
and family spent the 4th of July
picnicking at the Pete Emily farm
at Noble. The picnic was a fami-
ly reunion of Mrs. Curtis's fami-
ly.
The Calvin Steppler family
were in Culbertson Wednesday
afternoon and went to a picnic
gathering on the Missouri bot
tom, where they had a soft ball
game and a campfire gathering
that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer
and Mrs. David Steppler helped
butcher spring fries at the CAL
vim Steppler home Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Fern Peterson was hostess
at the Mona Homemakers club
meeting Thursday afternoon in
the Mona hall.
Floyd Curtis and Tavern Pc
terson motored to Sidney Friday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Holland
and Don were supper guests at
the John Spencer home Friday
Mrs. Floyd Curtis and children
attended the show in Culbertson
Friday night.
Bert Bidegaray motored to Gull
bertson Saturday afternoon.
George Curtis and Mrs. Floyd
Curtis were Culbertson, Sidney
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

Anna DeBarthe Stone

Anna De Barthe Stone was
born to william H. and Anna
(Kindt) BRAKEMAN at Canton,
South Dakota, February %, 1885,
the sixth of eighth children, of
whom only the oldest was a son.
The family homesteaded near
Brunswick, Neb.
After high school she attended
Normal school at Wayne, Neb.
She taught school 80 years at
various times in Wyoming, South
Dakota, Nebraska, North Dakota
and Montana.
In 1910 she was married to
Don DeBarthe in Chicago and
they homesteaded on Powder
River, south of Arvada, Wyom-
ing. Four children were born to
them, two sons and two daugh-
tiers. Their home became a CEN
ter for mail delivery and COM
munity communication. To the
rigors of early homesteading life
were added the hardships of al
most total loss by flood, and
again by fire.
Left alone with four small chill
dren, she returned to teaching in
order to support and educate her
brood. While teaching in Andes,
Montana, she was baptized a
member of the Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

and Fairview shoppers Saturday.
FIR. BARLEY Schmitz and brother
AL called at the Calvin Steppler
home Saturday where they were
dinner guests before going on
to Sidney on business.
MFR. and Mrs. John Spencer
called on the Sowle family Satur-
day afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Beck
we're Sunday dinner guests at
the Henry Peterson home. Fol-
lowing dinner Mrs. Peterson was
hostess to a bridal shower in
honor of her niece, formerly Mel
lie Daniels of Culbertson. The
following people attended the
shower: Mrs. Alice Torgerson and
children of Plentywood; Mrs.
Thelma Amsler and children of
Glendive; MI. Steve Goodson of
Bethesda, Ohio; MIR. and Mrs.
Glen Wasser of Sidney; MIR. and
Mrs. Chas. Daniels and girls and
MI. and Mrs. Bob Arneson and
family of the Girard commune
ty; Mrs. Annie Daniels and girls,
MIR. and Mrs. Bob Traeger and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Poland and boys, Betty Jack,
Betty Langton, and Mrs. Lyle
Arneson and children all of Gull
bertson. Other neighbors we're
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Thompson
and girls, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Snedigar and family, MIR. and
Mrs. Willis Thompson. MIR. and
Mrs. H. G.. Stanford and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Eldridge
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Steppler and family, and Mrs.
Floyd Curtis, Dolores, Delmar,
and Dale. MIR. and Mrs.
Beck received many useful gifts
after which a lovely lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Keller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Keller and family, MIR. and Mrs.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

at the Ray Norby home. Satur-
day evening the two families
were dinner guests at the Eyvind
Wick home.
Callers at the Cattaneo home
Saturday afternoon and evening
were Mrs. Charles O'Connor and
Helen, Mrs. liver Sundheim and
Bill O'Connor.
Mrs. Gilman Foss and family,
Mrs. Jess Roberts and family
and MI. and Mrs. Richard Norby
of Sidney called at the Ludwig
Norby home Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Behlen, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Hackley and MIR.
and Mrs. Leo Hackley were in
Culbertson Thursday and at
tended the Mcbride funeral.
Ida Cattaneo visited with her
sister-in-law Mrs. Steve Ruffat-
to on Friday afternoon at the
Culbertson hospital. Mrs. Ruffat-
to is a surgical patient there.
Tuesday morning Bill O'Con-
nor attended the funeral which
was held at Sidney for Rev.
Walsh.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

Harold Martin and family, Shir-
ley Goldsmith and Arlene Jen-
kins spent the Fourth of July al
the Missouri river picnicking and
fishing.
Darold Martin and Tony Friess
have been helping Parsons pre-
pare the ground and seed mill
let for hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Parsons
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. o.
H. Parsons went to the drive-in
theatre in Sidney the evening of
the 4th.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Martin
and family shopped in Fairview
and Sidney Saturday. They had
lunch at the George Goldsmith
home and supper with the Boyd
Lowe family in Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Parsons
took there daughter Penny to
the doctor Thursday evening.
Mrs. Gladys Holland and Dom
ME called at the Parsons home
Thursday evening.
Darold Martin and Marjorie
Mcdonald attended the stock car
races at the State Line Sunday
afternoon.
Sonia and Barbee Kay Par
sons spent Thursday night with
Grandma and Grandpa Parsons.
Afternoon guests at the Par
son home Sunday were Thelma
and JEANNE Barber, Phyllis Pc
tersen, Patti and Richard and
Miss Sue Opsta of Sidney.
Dale Howes called on the Par
sons Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Keller
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer
helped the Martins dress chick
ems for the freezer Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. w. Parsons,
Sonia, Barbee and Penny were
among those present at a family
picnic Sunday afternoon at the
farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Martin in Dane Valley honoring
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12
Sioux Pass
BY Homemakers Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Norby and
family called at the Bob John
son home Monday evening.
Miss Shirley Adams of Havre
was a week end guest at the
Charles O'Connor home. Sunday
Miss Adams and Helen O'Connor
returned to Havre where they
r employed. Miss O'Connor had
been on vacation while she at
tended her brothers wedding at
Kansas City.
Chrise Ray Roberts of Crane
is spending a few days with Bon
ME Norby.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Zoanni
and family visited with Ray and
Ida Cattaneo Friday evening.
Grace Norby called on Betty
McGinnis Thursday morning.
Mrs. mccarthy and family of
Billings and MIR. and Mrs. Rus
sell Hulings and family of Min
neapolis r visiting at the par
entail home here, the Jim O'Con-
norS.
MIR. and Mrs. Bob johnson and
family called at the Gail Witt
home in Sidney Tuesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Lewis had as
their guests on the 4th, MIR. and
Martin Verhasselt and family,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Anderson
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Iverson and family and Mrs.
Lora Anderson and Arne An
derson all of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Norby
and Bonnie returned from Bill
ings Saturday after spending a
few days there while Bonnie I'M
derwent a medical checkup.
The Sioux Pass All club met
at the Casper Wick home Friday
evening. County Agent Dean Da-
wilson gave a lesson on cattle
judging.
MT. and Mrs. Charles McGin-
mis- and family, Dale Norby, MIR
and Mrs. Clifford McGinnis and
family and MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Hackley are spending a few days
in Canada fishing.
Lawrence Pawlawski of Lane,
S. D., was a week end guest at
the liver Sundheim home. Mr..
Pawlawski is a student at Sioux
Falls but this summer is en-
ployed near Plentywood.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Norby and
family called at the Ed Lewis
home Friday evening.
On the fourth Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Zoanni and family had a
picnic with the Oscar Jensens
at McCabe. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Jensen of Culbertson were
also guests there.
Mrs. Enid Sundheim called at
the Casper Wick and Ray Norby
homes Friday afternoon.
There will be another big
dance at the Sioux Pass hall Sat-
urday, July IA. Music will be
furnished by the Carda brothers.
welcome.
MI. and Mrs. Larry Tveit and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tveit and Doris called at the Bob
johnson home Friday evening.
Mrs. Hagen and family and
Coffman and family visit
ed at the Charles O'Connor home
Katie Hagen is spend
ing a few days with her grand
parents. =
The Donald Zoanni family, Mr..
and Mrs. Aldo Zoanni and fami-
ly, Albino Zoanni and Kathy
Schmitz went to Sidney for the
parade on the fourth and later
had a picnic at the bridge. Kathy
Schmitz stayed in Sidney and re-
to the Donald Zoanni
home Thursday where she is en-
caring for the children
Mrs. Zoanni is at Fort
Smelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bickle and
children and Sharon Spellman
of Baker were week end guests
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

relatives from California and Wolf
Point.
The Harold Martin family and
Shirley Goldsmith attended yer
vices in Wolf Point Sunday,
where Wayne Key of Cheyenne,
Wyoming is holding a protracted
meeting.
Sonia Parsons is visiting in
Culbertson this week at the Paul
Jacobs home.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12
Man, it's Dynamite! 80 d

Impressive wins over ell competition, IN
Guiding victories over foreign and American
cars In first International stock car race at
Shreveport. Louisiana.
Bonneville whore II went farther and faster
than any other car has ever gone.
And what n deal you get when you trade
nowl R~oek-bottom price on any '5e Dodge
and a big rade-In allowance on your
present car. Come on inI
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-12

laundering ESQ hp. delivers blazing
b~reak-away power. The only aIrcraft-typs
We engine In the Dodge field.
BIaxsd q Victory trail over all cars In
NAScAR standing start mile at Daytona-
the true measure of a cars performances.
In Its class In official |ASCAR flying mile
composition.
money Carr of the stock car circuit with
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADDISON ROAD. Seat Pleasant Hts.
$1,000 with small down pymt
Very well kept. 7-rm.- and-bath
home. Nice yard: attic and bsmt
Terms avail. NJ. PAUL HANNAH
732 18th st. NV, ME. S-4100.
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ONLY S16,95O
TWO TILED BATHS
EOIIR REDROOMS

LARGE dining rm.. attractive liy.
rm.. full-sige kit. bsmt.. outside
modern home. at q most attractive
price. Open and lighted to o pm.
49l1 56th ave-. Rogers Heishts'
parkway to Rte. so Annapolis rd.I,
left. 8 blocks to seth ave-. right on
56th ave. 8 blocks to open home,
in Rogers Heights. Phone UN. T.
05l0 SP. 3-6937.
ROGERS CONSTRUCTION CO.
5001 Edmonston Ave, Rogers Heights
Subdivision. Hyattsville. Nd.
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Open | Til Dark
VA APPROVED

den, iiy. Tm.' dinins room. kit tuliy
equip; full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.: Cy.
clone fence around lot. Across from
elementary school. Large shade
trees, city water. > miles from D. c..
1904 Livingston I'd.
/. c. MURRAY MUIR Jr,; REAL ESTATE
10. 7-3434
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Boiling Andrews Field Area
CLINTON
S18,5OO-TERMS

OPEN SUNDAY. I-B
Three-bedrm., 1E-bath brick
rambler on h-acre wooded lot. Re
painted throughout. This home of
fers more value, dollar for dollar
than any in the area. Elec., kit
with metal cabinets, flrepl. in liv
rm.. full bsmt. opens to rear leyel
lot. Plastered walls. oil h.-w.h. TIC
reafh out Bran sEsneh hwy ave s drive sne
miles from d. c.. line to Clinton,
through Clinton 2/10 miles to Chris
Mar Manor sign. fOpen-Air Thea
teri. Right to fork. left to our
sign, OIL 4-4593. ME. s-15s1'
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OPEN SUN, / TILL DARK
500 APPLE GROVE RID,

SILVER 5FHINI
A country acre plus q 81
bedroom brick rambler: IA
and nens s.cs sef5 srick saPa sseAe that
ing and quiet comfort. This
convenience in the extra large
v v,sls Il su To res ana en ouy
Coiesville I'd. left on Quaint
And nur men sion
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49-FT. BRK. RAMBLER

bNSEMbIN = DOWN
TO VETS
Just qualified Living rm. with
fireplace separate dining rm.. l5-ft.
kitchen with dining area; 3 6edrmS
ment. Price. s1s.a34. Call ia. 81
5000
COLONIAL REALTY CO.
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DOCTOR-DENTIST

BIZ, CARROLL AVE. TAKoMA PIX
A fully aforementioned.
3-bedroom home designed for
professional use: basement
with full bath. garage: huge
side screened porch: located
on an S0X200 wooded lot:
modern. fully equipped, cleo
trio kitchen. At SIS. 800, this
home is an exceptional value.
Easily reached by bus and
car, close to Washington
Sanitarium. See it Sunday.
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126OO MEADOWOoD DR..

SMALL ESTATE
COUNTRY LIFE with every
modern facility: brick ram
bier. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. pan
eled rumpus room at grade
level: screened breeZeway.
garage: pony barn: fenced;
$1S,300-square-foot lot; only
$24 500. To reach: Out New
Hampshire ave. or Colesville
I'd. to Meadowood, Just past
Hollywood. left on Thomas dr.
follow our signs to open
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$3.50 DOWN TO VETS

OPEN ALL DAY SAT. AND SUN.
In Wheaton, on a 75-foot lot,
completely enclosed with rose
covered fence. Flagstone walk to the
elevated and secluded picnic grove.
House contains two bedrooms on the
first floor with the upstairs finished
which may be converted to two addi
tional bedrooms. Ideal for children
Full basement, gas heat; range, re-
frigerator washer One block to
school. Price, $4,000. subject to
VA approval 1905 Newton ST.. Silver
Spring. Nd, LO. 5-25l5 -25
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
HOLM HALL VILLAGE
OPEN SUNDAY, 1906

IN This dlStlnctlVe community JUS
blocks Of swimming pool and play
ground area. is this attrac. bricl
2-story Georgian home. The LIST foo,
offers center entr. hall. mod. kit
with eye-leyel oven, separate din
rm., 24-ft. liv. rm. with f1repl., Y
bath with colored fixtures; End floor
8 bedrms.. full bath; lge scr. porch
carport; full bsmt.; gas heat Al
of this on choice lot l00x120
close to school and shopping. Wei
worth the low price of S21,750
financing to be arranged.
Directions: Mount Vernon blvd. tt
wellington lane, right and continu,
across Fl. Hunt. I'd, left on York
town I'd. 2 blocks. right on Fairfa1
I'd. to 205 and our sign,
Chauncey Realty Corp.
ia N. st. Asaph st.
TIE. 6-4S2S: Ewes, so. $4,000
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2O17 Powder Mill Rd.

HILLANDALE FOREST
II you're looking for a good
buy. see this 3-bedroom, all
brick rambler with full base
ment, carport: on large level,
wooded lot 1t has all mod
ern conveniences and is
sparkling new To see it Sun
day, out New Hampshire ave-
nue.. right on Powder Mill I'd.
to our sign.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bed
rambler, fenced yard. patio. drive
way and flrepl.: mr.. elem. school.
No. brokers. BY owner. JE. 4-2654.
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3-bedrm. Colonial. lge. Iiv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., 2 screened porchesr
tiled bsmt.. level Anchor-fenced vd
Only S15,50Q, CT or conventional.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
UN. 4-l166 WA. 7-b655
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FAIRFAx-S600 DOWN and $50 pei
month buys almost-new 3-bedroon
rambler Oh big lot. GI terms
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC.
ia. 5-2400
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ADELPHI MANOR-Attrac. 3-bedrm.
ssIds a r srea Essa s gas heat beat
Open Sun, l.6 pm. 1909 2Sth ave.
| blk. Of Univ. Lane at Adelphi
Shopping Center. Ut. g-Uu - T..
L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY CO.
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NEW LISTINGS
OPEN slim 2 TO. &

BROOK.iAVEN New 3-bedrm
brk. rambler on large. fenced corner
lot full, bright basement. gas heat,
By oo appointment. 1s9oS Turkey
Branch pkwy. tViers Mill I'd. to
Wheaton City; right > blocks to
Bayne ST., right to Turkey Branch
pEWy., left to property. Ewes. and
Sun, Mr.. May. EN-. :i-T849.
OMEWOOD-GI. Detached Cape
Cod: first floor contains living room,
den with fireplace. electric kitchen,
. bedrooms, bath, screened DO. oh;
Second floor has. bedroom and
study. Gas heat, fenced yard. S, ad
trees. patio with outdoor flrepl ce.
inspect this BARGAIN. DIR: Conn,
ave, to firehouse i'll Kensington,
right on Plyers Mil I'd. to Drumm
ave. right to 1904 Ferndale st,
Ewes. Mr.. Lawson, LO. 5-494l.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
pernetual bldg Rethesda OIL, t.3S3S
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HOUSES for SALE, VA. (cont. }

FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. ram
bier; large lot; full daylight bsmt.
large rooms: excellent financing;
S1.935 equity. JE. 4-4799. -25
FALLS CHURCH, South Woodley--
Redwood rambler. 2 bedrooms and
basement Larger corner windows,
65x16O-ft. lot. Rear yard fenced.
Trees, shrubs and flower garden.
$4,000. BY OWNER, eo7 Hodge pl.
1T A.d1r6 --o6
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FALLS CHURCH AREA-Cozy bun.
galow with full bsmt., on lovely
cor. lot. Room for garden. Ideal
home for small family. Only $500
1876 down. SHIPLEY. JE. 2-25Sl
or JE, 2-25S2 -2S
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House BY HUGHEs-s7O0 down
to non-vet; simulated brick ram
bier, best section of West Hyatts-
vile; q cozy little home for only
$11,500: $50 pays everything. w.
r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 till
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OPEN SUN. 1-6
A BARGAIN
REAL BARGAINS

LARG.4 nOUSE neeaS repairing
About -. miles from y. E. Ita-acres
Fruit trees, shade trees, outnuild'
ingS. On hard road.
d rms. and bath; "a block from
black top road. Mr.. conyeniences.
Also, nearly new up-to-date house
large lot, Fenced, vacant. S3UU tc
$500 cash, bal. like rent. Might ex.
change. OWNER. Ia. 9-7010. rs
COLORED-CLINTON - 2-bedrm
and bath bungalow, Ice. liv. rm
la-acre lot: l block from schoo
and near Andrews Air Base. Price
1890: $3.50 cash, $50 mo. Cal
RE. $4,000. IA
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COLLEGE PARK new dream
homes. 3-bedrm. rambler and Cape
Cod. de luxe kitchens. fun bsmts.
Dir: North on BALTIC. blvd. right on
Greenhelt I'd. left on r. l. ave. and
right on KenesaW st. to 5O23 and
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MODEL, 5l4 HARDING DRIVE
Trade Accepted

Spring in Silver Spring can be
beautiful for you and your family
in one Of the new jackson" q
large split level. 30x4s IT; offering
full layout including a fun basement
over 1900 SO. II, with giant fin
ished rec. rm. So come see this
amazing value. Also available l T.
bedrm. home nearing completion.
Call MR. TALBUTT. AID. 1900
LA. 6-9353
right on Colesville I'd. to Four Cor
ners shopping center. then! left on
Burnett st. and Fairway develop
ment sign; or out Old Bladensburs
I'd. . blocks past Four Corners TO
Burnett. eft on Burnett = blocks
to Harding dr. and model house
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ASSUME or LOAN

Wheaton, 1912 Iyanhoe ST.
Buick rambler, 2 yrs. old; large liv-
Ing rm., dining area. 3 bedrms.. fully
equip. kitchen, light dry bsnht.,
alum storm windows and doors;
corner lot, 135-ft. front; S15,950.
Open for inspection Sat, Sun. pm.
DUNN Il CO., Realtor. WA. 7-004S:
eVes. WA 7-67O1 20
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

4-BEDROOM brick Cape Cod; lge.
liv. rm. with din IL; full bsmt.;
trees, hedge and shrubs for spring.
SCHACH REALTY, JE. 2-3706.
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GRIN. BRK. RAMBLER

Folks say it couldn't be done in
Virginia. Here YOU have. living rm,.
separate dining rm., equipped kitch-
en-, DISPOSAL. washing machine. dish
washer: basement with walk-out en-
JA $4,000.
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LAKE BANCROFT AREA-Yr. old A.
bedrm. brick Dutch Colonial: 2 full
baths, sep. din. rm., exceptionally
large liv. rm. and bedrms.. dish
washer, disp., washer ana drier
incl. owner, sale S23,950, no brok-
ers CT, R.1S1T --25
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CONTINUED on Next PassI
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FALLS CHURCH-RAVENW 0 % D.
DrasIically reduced stone and brick
rambler on n acre, 3 bedrooms, :;
baths, large living -dining room, ali
electric kitchen. screened porch
large Stag stone patio and attached
garage. Like new condition. JE