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The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15
German FYE
Delegate Writes
Bradley Family

The following is a letter JUS
recently received from Ursula
Leitgen, international Farm Youth
Exchange delegate who lived with
the Asa Bradleys for a short time
last summer. Isabel Bengert
IFYE delegate who has been re-
porting In this county March 12-
IL visited Ursula in her home in
Germany last fall after Ursula re-
turned home.
The letter as translated by Mr..
and Mrs. j. C. Steinbeisser and
Mrs. Hannah Rasmussen, follows:
Giershofen IL Feb. 1856
My dear family Bradley
Oh yes / have a bad conscience
because l have not written to
you for so long, but it is hard
for me to write in English, be-
cause I have forgotten so much.
I am glad when i see in your last
letter that I may write to you in
German. / can say more in my
mother tongue. I thank you from
the bottom of my heart for the
letters from your family.
Irene wrote me a dear letter;
send her my heartiest greetings.
AS soon as / have time l must
write her a letter.
Lots of times I think back on
my experiences and happy times
in Montana.
1t would make me very happy
if your whole family could come
to visit me in my house. You
have been good to me and l want
to do good to you.
Much has happened since 1
have been home. Fourteen days
before Christmas, five young men
from New Zealand and Australia,
who / met at East Lansing, Mich
igan, visited me. They met with
our Young Farmers Club, taking
part in the Exchange program.
They all liked it there and they
all got some trinkets from Ger
many.
After Christmas I took part in
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15
A Proclamation

Whereas The American Legion
will be 81 years old on March is
to II, 1856, and
Whereas, 1t has been dedicated
from its birth 10 service for God
and Country and has become a
Staunch bulwark of the Ameri-
can way of life Through its lead
erShip in all movements to pre-
serve our free institutions, rights
and freedoms, and
Whereas it is and always has
been a militant foe of all UNI
American activities and has thru
its tireless efforts been RESPONSE
BILE for many security safeguards
against i~nfiltrating Communism,
Now therefore, l, Lionel Gall,
acting Mayor of the City of Sid
ney do hereby proclaim the week
of March 10 to II, 1856, as Ameri-
can Legion Birthday Week and
do call upon all citizens and all
organizations to join in paying
tribute to the good works of The
American Legion in its unselfish
efforts in national security,
Americanism, rehabilitation, child
welfare, religious emphasis, citi-
zenship training of youth and
community services.
In Witness whereof, l have
hcreunto set my hand and caused
to be affixed the Seal of the City
of Sidney at tine City Hall, this
18th day of March in the year of
our Lord, 1856.
L. E. Gall,
Acting Mayor of Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15

and has also done excellent work
in FLA. This trip should be an
excellent reward for his work
and interest i'm All club work
Two county agricultural extern
sion agents have also been nam
ed to attend the tour and they
are Guy L. Roberts of Pondera
county and Donald Luebbe OF
Yellowstone county.
The tour is sponsored by the
AtwOod-Larson Grain Company
and is designed to give All boys
am opportunity to learn about
the inspection and grading of
grain, how the grain market op-
crates, storage of grain, milling
of flour. the making of bakery
products and other phases of the
grain trade.
AT the opening of the tour in
troductory talks will be given by
j. A. Bolton, president of Atwood
Larson Company, and Paul J..
Moore, state All club leader.
These will be followed by w.
Donahoo, educational director of
the exchange. Tom Rackam, act
ing extension marketing special
list, will speak on the national
and world wheat situation. The
group will next visit the offices
of Piper, Jaffray and Hopwood
and of the Atwood-Larson Co.
Sampling of cars of grain for
grade determination will be seen
in the afternoon, followed by
visits to the state grain inspection
laboratory and the Montana Flour
Mills. The first days program
will conclude with a dinner and
entertainment program at the
Lark Country club.
Visits to the Sally Ann Bakery,
bhe Great Falls Mailing Plant,
and the Montana Vegetable Oil
and Feed Company plant will be
made the second day.
A number of talks will be Civ
IN during the day. J. A. Bolton,
of Atwood-Larson Co..
viii speak on THE Hired Man
1t the Market Place" and r. w
OF AtwoodILarson Co.
will discuss the cash selling of
wheat. Art Shaw, extension
.lgronomist, Will speak ON farm
forage and grain sanitation. S.
dathies of General Mills and R.
v. Bolton will discuss barley and
lrum wheat marketing and Max
Hager, Montana Flour Mills
hemist, will explain what de-
ermines the price the mill buy
+ will pay for wheat.
A dinner and entertainment
rogram at the DeMolay Me-
lorial builing that evening will
onclude the two-day tour.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15
Young Farmers
Hold Classes

Young farmers of the Sidney
area have been holding meetings
twice monthly at the vocational
agriculture department of the high
school. Each meeting a different
agriculture subject is discussed
and plans for future meetings ar
ranged. Ron Stewart of the Alta
Blend Feed Mix Company pre-
Sented material ON rations his
company uses, costs of the ra-
tions, gains obtained from the
rations. ETC., at the meeting this
week.
AL people interested in attend
ing these classes may contact Jim
Norden at the Vocational Agri-
culture department for dates and
times of meetings.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15

A Girl Scout will be calling at
your home Saturday, March II,
for the annual Girl Scout Cookie
Sale is under wayl Her smile will
be genuine for she is proud to
be q Girl Scout :. . proud to be
helping in this way to provide
funds for the advancement of
scouting activities. Her hopes will
be high that she may do her
part!
So when she knocks at your
door, tell her you will FILL your
cookie jar with Girl Scout cook
ieSi
Remember the Worthiness of
this organization and the whole
some well-rounded program Girl
Scouts offer for your daughter
and all girls of scout age in our
town.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15
Bob Franz To
Attend Grain
Marketing Tour

Bob Franz, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Franz, is one of IS All club
boys from as many Montana
counties who have been selected
to attend the Montana All grain
marketing tour to be held March
20 and 81 at Great Falls.
Bob has been a member of the
Bronson Farmland All club for
six years. His projects have in
cluded tractor maintenance, sheep
breeding, junior leadership and
also small grains, in which me
has been one of the outstanding
All members in the state. Bob is
a Junior at Sidney high school
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15
MRS. w. w. HALL TO
CONDUCT STORY HOUR
CITY LIBRARY

Mrs. w. w. Hall will conduct
the Children's Story Hour at the
Library this Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock. She will be assisted
by Carroll Marman and lilo Vies-
tenz. Stories told are for children
from S to 7 years of age and all
children In that age group are
invited to enjoy this reading hour,
sponsored by the Sidney Branch
of the A. A. u. w.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-15
HARDY
CLOSE
SEASON

The Hardy Ridgelawn Midgets
basketball team brought their
season to a close by defeating
East Fairview in two exciting
games last week, bringing the
seasons total TO 4 wins and one
loss.
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LULU.
NICK HALLIDAY
DR.. GUY BENNETT
Johnny HAZARD
BOY AND GIRL
Answers to Our Presidents.

President Eisenhower dedi-
Gated Theodore Roosevelt's home
at Oyster Bay, N. Y, as a ma
tional shrine, June IA. 1858.
2-Woodrow Wilson, Flag Day
address, June IA. 1917.
3-The Cabinet was unchanged
during President Franklin
P'erce's administration. le5s-57.
Questions on Preceding PaEe.)
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of four or more letters. .. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such IS bats" cars" are not
used. g. Only one form OF q word is
used. (. Proper names are not used.
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-Four big blades exhaust $500 cubic
feet$ Of hot stale cir each minute re-
ploeins il with cool night breezes.
Simply turn fen Ground TO pull in and
eiFeuIote fresh dir during the day.
Hanger and spoeers included.
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sapor, scoop, scar, searp. scrip, sopor,
soap. soar. sopra, spar. spoor. aspie,
pairs. pica, poor, rTosaic. raSp, zoic,
carp, corps, COOP, eOpra, CROPS, craps,
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WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
QUERIMONY

meaning. "a complaint" Aver
age is %; time limit, rs minutes.
Rules OF the game---i. Words must be
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Completely
Automatic
TO- Fan

your fan starts and stops
automatically to maintain
temperature you select An
other dial gives you q choice
of four speeds 1.-TWO intake,
two exhaustl
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Program Lstings WEDNESDAY
1883

1o:55
7-Republieun Committee.
9-RepubIic0n Committee.
II:o0
4-News and LocoI News.
Aorkness. Sprosue.
5-News. Weather.
Warren. Jomerson.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
Mccoffrey. Allen. Malone.
9-News. Weather Sports.
Richards. Douglas. Donlels.
HIS
4-WeotheF. Sports. Music.
Strlnoer. Simpson. Les Paul.
5-Featuromo. Film Shorts.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
ia Hours. "The Most Precious
Thing in Life" 1884. Jean
Arthur. Donald Cook.
1l:20
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
"So Ends Our Night" l94l. A
dromo Of refugees from the
Nozis travelling from country 10
country without passport. Fred
ric March. Margaret Sullovon.
ll:30
4-Tonisht. Steve Allen.
1910
5-Thousht. InspirotionoI.
loo
9-Weother.
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9:Z5
5-Motthew Warren. News.
$50
5-New Orleons Police Dept.
7-Ford Theoter. Drama.
Measure Of Faith" The story
OF priest who hos lost q leo
os result Of the torture he suf-
tered during yeors Of imprison-
ment In Red China. Lew Ayrks.
9-l've Got q Secret. Panel.
s:55
4-Republiean Committee.
1000
4-This Is Your Life.
5-Uneovered. Mystery.
7-Boxins. National.
John Holman vs.. Eddie Mochen.
10 rounds. HeovyweIehts.
9-United Stotes Steel Hour.
"Wetboek Run" A story of H.
legal Mexican immigration. Rip
Torn. David Opotoshu.
l0:25
4-Demoerotic Committee.
1880
4-Twenty One. Quiz.
5-The Hunter. Adventure.
10:45
7-Fomous Fights.
Danny Nordico vs.. Robert Vile
main. Feb. u, 1852.
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October "a

5-Tho Fun House.
7-Town and Country Time.
Jimmy Dean. Texas Wildcats.
9-Spotlight. News. Weather.
GoIloher. Douglas. Cushing.
6:45
4-WeatheF. News. Sports.
Strinoer. Mccormick. Michael.
9-Doug EdwoFds. News.
6:55
7-Louis Allen. Weather.
TOO
4-GoIden Playhouse. Drama.
5-Long John Silver.
7-Jim Gibbons. R. RendelI.
Sports. News hiohliohts.
9-Rom6F Of the Jungle.
7:l5
7-JOhn Daily. News.
1880
4-Eddie Fisher. Songs.
5-Feder0l Men. Police.
7-Disneylond.
Hour. AdventureIond. behind
the Comeros In LopIond-The
Alaskan Eskimo" Story Of life
in the harsh and rugged northern
narrator.
9-Pick the Winner.
7.45
4-John c. Swoyze. News.
500
4-Hir0m Holiday. Comedy.
Anxious moments on q circus
tropeze and strenuous Porislon
Apache Dance spur Hiram In his
fight TO outwit spy ring. Wolly
Cox.
5-W0rner Brothers Premiere.
Hour IS Min. "Doneer Sig
noI." lo45. Foye Emerson.
S-Arthur Godfrey Show.
$50
4-Fofher Knows Best. C'm'dy.
"Betty's Birthday"
7-N0Vy Log. Drama.
THE Big ~" Four unduunted
men on a stricken oircroft carrier
in the CoroI SEQ. Jack Lorson
800
4-Kroff TheoteF. Color.
Ten GropAfruits to Lisbon" A
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bus. oPPoRTUNITIfs tcen.. }

WIDOW DKIRKs TO SELL iettsrtna
shop. Wants TO leave this section
Of country due to health. It 70 {
running business and q priced
right. Good opportunity for some
one. Reply at Box 4e9-D. Star
MODERN aforementioned restaurant
Small overhead: next TO high
c cSno0l sash piss faisss So; 500 sontsr'
ON HEAVILY TRAVELLED main
highway tRts, 10 and 29l, mod
ern 6-unit motel; 4-bedroom house.
8 acres land. S45. 100000. Terms.
WNING REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. Realtors, Culpeper. Va.
FOR LEASE-Moderu ESQ service
station with 8 bays, doing $4,000
gallons pei . month 9ra Scsted e IN Ma e.
street from q new shopping center.
A money-making business for 4
man with experience. Approximately
$4,000 for stock. State experience.
GAS station. pumping 10000 gal.
no., with repair garage Of 300
50. it.. located on main s.; In Ia
Lease Sns entire rir pro proper t' WALTER N
BAUMAN. agent. MA. s-6229, Wo.
COMPLETE pRY-CLEANING plant,
store and truck Doing excellent
business. Sacrifice sale. because Of
illness. Low down payment. Can
TYPE COMPOSITION BUSINESS for
sale. knowledge Of monotype key
board and caster desirable. Busi-
ness established over 80 years. Box
3T6-H, Star, g.
DRUGSTORE, high value. low over
head; excel. NET profit. Priced very
low. Box 293-H, Star. ID
MOTOR COURT, 20 miles south Of
Washington. Route /; 8 units and
owners quarters; acres; good
frontage; make your own terms
Call Gypsy 4-390S. 10
GROCERY, 9th and L NV: at bu,
stop, on corner; cash business only
very clean and neat; hrs. SIS. y.
day Sunday: ideal for couple; good
chance to increase vol. Elk. 3-SS66
&c
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY

AMERICAN U. PARK AREA; s13.9bo
-2-5sdrooW brk bp W,ss,SN U,., .I Isl
circle. No basement. NO STEPS.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. T-l4l1:
ewes. OIL. 6-6709. %
BETHEsDA--Ideall situated brick
Colonial at 1902 5tratford I'd, con,
tanning 3 generous bedrms..
baths. sep. din. rm.. kit. With
eating space and full bsmt. Immed.
poss. Price, S24,e6o. OLIVER T.
CARR, Realtor. Ma. S-2s05; ewes.
with charm.
8 bedrms.: liv. ,rm. with fireplace;
Beautiful e ko lfysl GgGasa lot o. sis
Sill, ri .. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and immaeu.
late older, home with 3 bedrms,. e
S Snd .af rsH ssii5.s5o. SoR zen.
DoRFER, OIL. 4-s1l1, It'll .. --5
BETHESDA bedrms.. large liy.
rm., full din. rm., modern kit, ga
baths. Large enclosed and heated
sunporch. Full bsmt with rec. rm.,
large corner lot with Diet. 2-car
garage; Open for inspection Sun,
THApEN REALTY Co. rs. 2-4osO,
10. 4-632l. %
BETHESDA RAMBLER, $1S.7b0 -
Close In, with express bus ct cor
ner, to downtown; charming, S-yr.-
old brick home. with 3 bedrms.,
modern kit. with dishwasher and
disposal. lge. liv,-din. rm. comb.
proved. FRANK o. PHILLIPs, Oh.
2-7O06: ewes, OIL. 2-3030. --6
BETHESDA. Bradley blvd. area, nr.
Bethesda Country Club--New split
level with exceptional features;
built on h-acre lot; mahog. paneled
den with firepl., club rm:; top con-
struction; prize, S3S,5eV; For IN
BETHESDA, Enthusiastically dec
brick Cape Cod. ga years old; =
to-wall carpeting: corner lot: $la;'
| $50. GEO. W. ROBERTSON. Real.
tor, 1886 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2123. :
| pm.
lBETHESDA AREA-Brick rambler
As It. long plus left. garage, true
center hall. $ bedrms.. z baths
basement, attic. Separate din. rm.
porch adj TO Park, Elec.. kit
washer. dryer. also picture window
for rec. rm, Under yrs. ole, and
q wonderful buy, Can be purchased
under VA appraisal Of $s6. cog a 81
R aon S-esso. COLONIAL INVEST.
lnETHEsDA. below s2o.Ooo-7-rm
Colonial in Our Lady Of Lourdel
Parish. near public schools. VA anc
TIA sppfaisAls. OWNER OIL
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LOOK

Homes in excellent Arlington loea-
ton, at reasonable rent. Call US to
inspect these homes OF which We
list q few,
be26 South 9TH place. 2 bedrmE.. Ss5
$50 8. sth pl., 2 bedrms.. den
ltot H. Lancaster st.. . bedrmsy
szssdrp, homes in ysirfsx-f all.
WRIGHT REALTY, ' NC Go
IN. olebs n6.. Aylinston. Va
IA. 2-4o00 -
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HOUSES FOR sALs-N.w.
1855 BLAGDEN AVE. NV.

A BRAUrIFuI, RFsIDRNCR
Handsome brick detached house re-
Gently fedecorated' IarFe reeeution
rooms. Fiye bedfms'- baths pius
md hath PRICED n mid tWenties
A real barRain. Cali MI O'Hagen.
OPEN CTIMnIV TN (
S1 EAN oSANAAA ~
Dir: North on 18th, left on BlaRden
to our OPEN sign.
LANES I. DIXON o. m
- - 49,
Coi o1s1 Sv7v ..,..sI,.. ,,s
No-O NEW nhmE SnAhE ANE'
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

1851 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-4-unit
bldg, lst c0mml. brings home. in
G sos aoCa fHSi for drusstors.
carry-out shop; cheap rent. fix-
tgrss , y; Gail N1. 7; ;sdl!s:vS1I2
manu-: modern throughout: long
term lease U. s. J. Hyattsville
area Owner otherwise employed,
unable TO devote necessary time 70
business. VIII negotiate terms with
interested party. Box 420-H. star.
FoRMIcA sINK.ToP AND WOOD
WORKING sHoP~-Fuiiy equipped.
or investor wanted for expansion.
Cali 8:5 pm, 10. b-5s2l: 2 to 0
Oh Ak AccouNT 81 ILLNESS Of OVne,
complete restaurant for ssle; Ar, Ainy
R iSSfln RAJ ron SALE. neal
DICE Tsyior, sHANNoN 4 LUcHs
Co, Realtors. 724 14th ct. NV.
eSSsocRRY 'Bys., $1,000 vtly.; opp
$1,000 stool, SZb mo; rent; On,
$1,000. 'e easy H ssP%s. IS. s-oibz -
DRY CLEANING pickup store In
Alexandria, doing over $500 Wkly
Sell for Sl,1b0, or trade for COM
parable store in Fairfax County
RiEssTAURASSiT, upper Georgia ave
corner. Best type equipment. Doins
500 WHY. q days. food only
$500 cash down will handle. W
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NORTH ARLINGTON = 8-bedfoon
brick Colonial; basement; many ex-
tras: vacant: Sl36.
North Arlington: 4-bedroom brick
Cape Cod. near stores, bus. Imme-
diate occupancy.
Holmes Run Acres; 3-bedroom ram.
bier with carport. Vacant. Sl2b.
CAROLINE l.. CAMPBELL
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MICHIGAN PARK

bUU3 IHth NE.
4 blocks no. Of new Providence
Hospital newly decorated. 3-bed.
room. semidetached brick home
beee dispossls, fulj basement wei.
equipped Kitchen. "a baths: sos;
l-geAr lease: 500 for End sear. To
inspect, cali MR.. CLARK, III r
1926 81. or MRS. BULOW. Ii
S-0565 after ! pm. -
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CoLoRrD-302 sEAToN PL. NE
D Ice. rms, kit. and bath; oil h.
1857 sEAToE PL. E.w.--6 rms. kit
and bath, $50.
1921 s ST. NV rms. kit. anc
bath, SO.
WASHBURN & MAIZE ST. 3-2slt
1920 e ST. n.e.----.i rms, kit. and
bath, $50. completely Eeoec.
HARRISON d ADAMS MA. s-o3os
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Glover Park
8 Rooms, 2 Baths

First Offering Of this attractive Co,
lonial brick home, only few min.
htes from downtown. consisting Of
side-entrance hall, living room
dance of cabincts, den and incIoSrt
porch on LIST a.: 4 spacious bed
rooms and 2 baths on End a.: base
ment with recr. room and lavatory
new gas heating plant: built-in "a.
rage: natural trim throughout:
real buy at $4,000. Call Mr.. Nc.
Intosh, TX. 3-24S0: ewes. and sun.
AID. 2-666b. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
Q bedrms., tile bath; lge. lot. 500
M. r. REYNOLDS d CO.
JE. 4-4660
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HOME VALUES

500 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
SemIdet. brk.; 3 rms, bath - SOS
74l7 BLAIR RD.-Dst-. rms.
c ssIei sft.es srd N.E.-Eishl
i~' 0 T. T. oRAvATTE SA~0
1878 x st. NV. Realtor Ma. s-0763
COLORKD-IaI4 o ST, N.w.-3.
story brick; 9 rms. al pvt: oil
heat heat hG5 and sol ss Eater; vacant
coLoRED@s HOUSES FOR RENT,
h hs new Sfs0f bu sPplE H aofKE aei5
co dItD FL ~ MoDERNIzED, ..
bedroom and bath houses. SW
section. near markets: auto. gas
heat. etc Not e d De torn I'D; down ,,. ,Si
Can Ma. $685.. o to s. 10
COLoRED--NR. 18th AND n NE
3-be6rm. brick house; si5 per mo
WIN consider sellins for SINAI,
c sGS1 enynshTx, Rooms Ii SIs7S SSd bath
auto. gas heat; s95: ~ rms,
Roy LOGAN ). REAL 6i5. ESTATE. p1.
coIoREDN5:.I seth ST. Ne
SIX rms. kit. and bath. ami
vacant; 500. EN-. 2-0gOQ. 10
lC0LORED - SOL DELAFIELD PL
N.W.--Redec.. O rms. equip. kit.
SIIb mo. THACKER REALTY
ST. 3-7l3e. DE 2-6270. IS .
auto: sas h.; $95. 10 rms;
AVE. N.E.-Remodeled. s-rm- liz
bath brick house; new oil h.; cow
shop, transp.; 500 mo. TU. 2-13s2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLORED--sI3 GOLDEN ST. - @
story. rms, bath; cleo. gas.
refsr: SIS per mo. CO. 5-s2g3.
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ARE SCHOOLS A MUST?

This Is the location you are lookinl
for. American University Park,
blocks TO public and parochia
schools. Wisconsin ave. shopping
district. The residence is brick, de.
tached with southern exposure, ano
is Just q few years old. Priced riehi
TOO. WO. $4,000.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.
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FALLS CHURCH

bedroom, 4 full baths, completely
air. conditioned, all-electric kitchen
maids room and garage.
SHAPIRO. INC. ME. s-17l7
FALLS CHURCH
Choice suburban location, close "a
stores. buses and schools; all newly
decorated.
IL 1908 Allan ave. POPLAR
HEIGHTS-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; ali-electric kitchen, in
Guiding garbage disposal. range.
refrigerator. dishwasher and
washing machine; comfortable
suburban living; S140.
(2) 60I Meridian 2-bedroom
full sodded. level lot: ofi-street
parking; safe for children $50.
(3l 1890 Fairfax dr.. on the Arling-
ton-Fairfax Co. line, close 70
everything-Two bedrms., full
basement. separate dining area;
semidetached brick home; low
utility costs; Sl00.
az 1904 Murray lane. beautiful CO.
1umbia Pines-3-bedroom brick
rambler: large level lot; new
house condition.; picture win
dows, elee. kitchen. fireplace.
full basement, plus attic; 81 40.
Larchmol1t Realty, Inc.
JE 4-39OG JE. 3-94O5. JE. 3-1S30
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COLOREr
coLoRED
SEMIDET. BRICK
TWO-FAMILY APT.

50I4 NASH ST. NE.
Attractive semidet. brick, 2-family
apt less than 2 yrs. old. . rms,
Individual gas furnaces and laundry
facilities in full bsmt. Vacant.
Immed. possession. Price, S16,950:
$3.50 cash. HOHENSTEIN BROS. a.
DONAHUE, Ii. 10000. Eyes. or
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TOWN HOUSE

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
In this newly decorated 3-bedroom
shopping center and D., c. busline;
S min. to Pentason or Navy Annex;
modern kitchen, auto. gas heat
laundry and storage room, play
grounds, S99.50.
AGENT ON PREMISES DAILY
0V 9-ooih
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
FOR THE EXECUTIVE
pRoFEssfSo IS NAL MAN

A MOST UNUSUAL RENTAL
New eustom-built $4,000 rambler
on fashionable 18th st. NV: A.
bedroom. full baths, completely
aforementioned, all-electrie kitchen,
maids room and garage.
SHAPIRO. INC Me. 2-l7i7
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Someone to love q 3-bedrm. row brk.
90 cARPETED liv .rm., lge. kit,
auto, washer: redec.: in Arlandria
sim call la h-nnSl ID
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on streets--A stately home with
ctr. hall liV. rm., sun nm, din,
Tm.. library, pantry, kit, lge. 2nd.
liy. I'm. and two "a baths on Is;
FIR; o bedrrnS.. 4 batha or End
6r.; rec, I'm, apt. over garage
pSi res. or home and G Sffice Tor he
physician or dentist. . extra lots
sre avail, with property 4 pur-
s chaser EishTssIF z I 5sga iransing
tor, EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5SB7,
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dining H eli: modern m Eitehen; bsmt
Beautiful. level. wooded lot. SIS
300. KORENDORFER, OIL. 4
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Directions: Out Shirley hwy. to
Shirlington shopping center. fol;
low s.. Fairlington sign, around
circle. turn right up Quaker lane
to Fern St. turn left ] block to
model house At 1915 Kenwood ave.
and open sign.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE, $4,000, JE. 1858. JE. 3-IS30
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AMERICAN U. PARK AREA; s13.9bo
--2-bedroom brk. hunsalow. Just
over d. c. line, near Westmoreland
circle. No basement. NO STEPS.
FRANK g. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14l1:
Apae OIL R-RZaA Ii