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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10
Area Education Officials
Approve Time Schedule
Change In School Hours

James Crawford and Miss Girls.
som. officials from the Educa.
ton branch Of the Billings area
office during their recent visit to
the Browning public schools. cx.
pressed 4 real appreciation for the
excellent teaching which Is much
in evidence IN the Browning pub.
lie schools.
Crawford and Miss Griss0m
were primarily concerned with
the various functions of the
Browning public schools.
While here they discussed with
Superintendent, Of the Browning
schools. Harry Clokc. and the
school board. various problems
Of mutual concern.
As q result Of their visit. 4
decision was made to have q half
hour lunch period so that chill.
drcn will be- dismissed nj $50
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10

Last weeks oil report stated
the Shell Unions wildcat on the
west end of Glacier county was
forced to abandon the use of air
to remove rotary cuttings from
the hole. An oil showing was re-
ported at 57O2. At 1903 drilling
was stopped because there was
too much oil wetting down the
cuttings. preventing their remov.
al from the hole by air. Signifi.
canoe Of the oil showing found
at shallow depth is still to be
determined.
Last report stated that a fish.
ing job was in progress in an at.
tempt to free the stuck pipe.
There is a likelihood now that
additional drilling will be done
in the conventional manner. with
rotary mud.
The oil show has resulted in a
marked renewal of interest in
productive possibilities of the
mountain front. 1t has not been
determined how much oil it
would make If put on production,
but to have found oil instead of
water in the shallow horizon has
not dampened the outlook for
the area.
Ten barrels of water we're in.
jected into the upper part of the
filled.up zone through the open
end of the drill pipe at 1867 in
an effort to clear the hole.
According to the report sam.
pies of the fillup material were
obtained by bailer. which sam.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10
County Juvenile Court Committee Holds
Meeting 10 Organize Routine Procedure

vision than they received there.
II would be the duty Of those
To whom these Juveniles were
parollcd TO lay down rules they
considered important for the
child's welfare and sec that they
were adhered 10.
Regarding foster homes to bc
found. the committee wishes to
locate q number Of these. both In
or near town and on farms or
ranches. Summer homes In coun.
try locations would be desirable,
II schooling requirements make
II possible 10 have q child there
In the winter.
a detention home Is q place
TO keep a juvenile cIn,,0rarily,
preferably In town when the
child cannot b. returned to the
parents. until the case can bc
brought 10 trial.
III the case Of bath foster and
detention homes. those agreeing
to accept Juveniles are under M
obligation and can reconsider
when the particular case arrives
Glacier county At present has
no homes available In either cate
cory. and since this Is q pressing
need. anyone knowing Of suit
able places or willing 10 accept
such Juveniles themselves should
contact Wilbur Werner or Helen
West. or any member Of the com
mIttcc nearest them.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10

The first meeting Of the Ola
cicr County Juvenile Court com
miticc was held nj Wilbur Wcr
ncr's home Wednesday evening.
October 2. Members Of the com.
mittcc arc Wilbur Werner. Rev.
Russell llalaaS. Ace Armstrong.
Helen Dresser aud Mrs. Helen
West all Of Cut Bank: Vim. Der.
c0vich from Browning. and rs.
Their Mailman from Heart Butte.
Wilbur Werner was elected
chairman Of the group. Helen
West was elected secretary.
The purpose Of the Juvenile
Court committee was defined aS
determined by the State lcgis
laturc. Judge liaticrSlcy request.
I'd that the first duties Of the
committee be-:
!. TO find suitable foster and
detention homes IN Glacier cOun.
~
2. To draw up . list Of people
willing 10 take o child under
parole
The first category would con.
corn Juveniles whom the Judge
did not wish 10 send to an In.
dustrial school. but whose home
situation was ~ undesirable that
the child could not bc left there.
The second category would In
cludc Juveniles who did not have
an undesirable home influence,
but who needed stronger super
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10
Harold Douglas
Appointed New
Game Warden

An outcome of the August 30
examinations for deputy game
warden positions In Montana. A.
A. O'Claire. director of the Fish
and game department. this week
announced the appointment of
Harold Douglas and William l..
Harryman.
Harryman. who received q BIS
degree in wildlifc technology at
Montana State university at Mis-.
soula in 1857. was named as q
warden at Billings. Don l..
Brown. chief law enforcement Of.
ficcr said that Harryman was
placed in the Billings area to
relieve the heavy workload there.
Douglas was selected jointly by
Director O'Claire and the Black.
feet Indian Tribal council to
serve at Browning as deputy
game warden. An agreement be.
tween TIE department and the
tribal council stipulates that the
warden must be q member Of the
Blackfcct tribe because Of the
Indian reservation in that dis.
trict.
Douglas replaces Don Wright
who had served for IS years at
Browning. Wright was transfer.
red TO Great Falls to fill the
vacancy left when Robert J. Don.
lin was named rs Firearms Safe.
~ Supervisor for Montana by the
fish and game department.
Brown said.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10
Cut Bank Throws Indians For
Second Conference Loss

The halftime score was 1875 as
both teams frightened on defense.
The defensive battle continued
on into the latter part of the
third quarter. The booming punts
Of Bob Frisbee combined with
the hard hitting fullback's often.
sive drives set Cut Bank on the
move and the Wolves Tailed
again in the third period with
Hughes carrying the ball over
for his third tally Of the evening.
The same combination worked
for the final Cut Bank tally and
Hughes once again made the I'D
for the Wolves. Wheeler Tailed
the extra point and the game
ended 25.6.
The game was costly one for
the Indians as fullback Leon M.
neg and ace halfback Casey Co.
bell were injured. Nunez may
see action in the Waller contest.
but Cobell will be out for the re-.
maindcr Of the season with a
fractured collar bone.
The Browning-Cut Bank game
scheduled for Tuesday has been
tentatively re.schcdulcd for Sat.
urday. October ~. at . pm. Be.
cause Of the failure Of the field
lighting system. the game BE-.
tween Fairfield and Browning
scheduled for October ID may
have to be played in the after.
nnno
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10

The intcrboard school Of Com.
missions Of the Methodist church
was held last Tuesday. Oct. l. at
Shelby. A TEN Of ten we'll In.
Shelby. A team Of ten we'll In.
Structcd the officers In the local
churches as to their opportuni.
tics and responsibilities In Chris.
tian Education. Membership and
Evangelism. Financial Steward.
ship and Missions. Following an
afternoon Of classes Bishop Glen
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10
School Lunch Hour Problems
Bring Changes In Study Hours
Effective Monday. October 4.

Effective Monday. October 4.
the afternoon schedule Of the
Browning public schools was
changed and classes now resume
at 1890 in all schools. and dis
misSal time Is 3:25.
There are several reasons for
the changes In the schedule:
Approximately 80 per cent of
the students participate in the
school lunch program. thereby
creating the problem Of after
lunch supervision. Since the
school year comedies with the
inclcment season II is impossible
to provide enough noon time IN.
cilities for all students who wish
to remain In the building without
having all teachers on duty.
II all teachers are 10 b. on
duty. Il IL the opinion Of the
administration Of the school tina,
such time may rs we'll be- spent
In Institutional time. The short.
or noon hour thus allcviates both
the problem Of noon time super.
vision for students and relieves
the problem Of children on the
streets during the noon hour.
The earlier closing time re-.
suits In more daylight hours for
bus travel during the winter sea.
son. II also facilitates the extra.
curricular program by permit.
ting adequate after school time
for such activities.
Both students and teacher
have reacted favorably 10 the
schedule change which has been
In effect the past three days.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10
RoDONSoRs.OASllOo
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
PICTURES COMING SOON

Jim Lcadbctter. operator Of
the Park Thcatcr has announced
that the Ray Robinson. Carmen
BaSili0 championship fight pic.
lures will bc showing ut the Park
Thcatcr In Browning on Friday
and Saturday evenings. October
II and II.
The showing Of this picture IL
the first release In this area and
sports fans are reminded 10 make
q date for . ring.Sidc seat. No
extra admission will b. charged.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10

r. Phillips gave report on his
recent trip through Africa where
he visited the missions.
Enroutc to Shelby the team Of
officers stopped In Browning 10
visit with Rev. and Mrs. George
Cox Of the Browning Methodist
church and enjoyed . brief visit
while being served coffee and
lunch In the church.
Pictured left 10 right In the
above photograph are: front row,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10
On Friday night, the Cut Bank

On Friday night. the Cut Bank
Wolves. cunning for their sec.
ond consecutive division cham.
pionship. took the measure of
the Indians by q score of 25-6 in
a game played under unfavor.
able conditions on a snow cover.
ed field.
Cut Bank scored twice in the
first quarter. The first score
came when the Indians fumbled
on the first play from scrimmage
on their own % yard line. Cut
Bank sustained a drive that re-.
suited In q tally with Jack Hugh.
es. Wolves quarterback. carrying
the ball over from the two.
The second Wolves score In
the period came as q result of q
blocked quick kick which the
Wolves recovered on the "a.
Hughes once again engineered
the drive for the score. tallying
for the second time on q three
yard plunge.
Quarterback Rocky Douglas
opened up an aerial attack In the
second period as he connected
four straight times to ends Terry
Glidden and Galen Sinclair. Two
first downs resulted from this
furry. On the fifth play o pass
intended for Glidden bounced
off the pass defender and was
gathered In by Galen Sinclair on
his own IS. Sinclair outran the
defense for the score.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10
indians Travel 10 Waller
For Next Fridays Game

The Browning indians will he
on the road this week for . game
with the Painters Of Waller on
Friday, October II. Both teams
have Identical I win 2 loss rec.
ords: The game will begin At q.
- pm.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10

DR.. Williams Of Chicago. DR..
Richard Bclchcr Of New York.
Rev. George Cox. Browning. Miss
Gay Campbell. Dr. Daniel ray.
lor Of Chicago. Back row. DR..
Glenn Gothard Of Nashville. Rev.
Stems Of Shelby. DR.. Harold
Rogers Of Nashville. Bishop PM.
lips Of Denver. Rev. George liar.
per Of Great Falls. Dist. Supt.
Monroe Wilcox. Dist. Supt. Rob.
inSOn Of Denver area.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-10

The Browning Public library
will be closed Saturday in obscr.
vance Of Columbus Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

PANORAMIC V1EW-3 bedrms.. Ice
liv. nm. separate din. rm., den. lge
sundeck. full bsmt With PARTIAL!
ing. CT or FHA terms available
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY CO.
UN. 4-1i66 and WA. 7-6655.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ADD A ROOM OR BUILD A HOME
We design. finance and build. Free
est Guaranteed work. CROSS
2-4970.
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INOOOIAIEIA OFtItLJE1NO
Two and three bedrm. ramblers
on lge. l2-acTe lots, with carports
~ $50 up. low down payments
few left DIXON HILL REALTY co.
10 1-BBOO
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ARpMORE - Lovely spanish-t type
bungaIow; front and rear pchs
gar. workshop; nice lge, lot Asking
IN. 4-.793. uN. i.l95n
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NEW HAMPSHIRE-sl2, $50. At
tractive 5-room brick home with
living room. dining room and
kitchen on first floor: . bedrooms
and bath upstairs, Assume S10.-
zoo GI loan. pay $50 mo. HUGH
r pEf,K NE A.aAO0
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CONTINUED on Next PaseI
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

SPLlT-lEvEL-3 large bedrms.. Q
tiled baths, large iiv.-din. rm..
birch kit. with wan oven and dis
posaL huge family room, eround-
level bsmt.. spacious yard over.
looking park. Assume $4,000 OF
loan. Slee mo. July 5 possession
CO. 10. 4-6n2a
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SHOW PLACE-sparkling brick-and-
shingle Colonial. twin-size bedrms.
and din. rm.. jaiousied porch. brick
detached garage: storm windows
and awnings: beautiful yard: S15.-
80; FHA terms; PRINCE GEORGES
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BELTSvILLE-Open 5:3O-S:3O pm
For the best values In new split.
osooSMlhER Es sa%R1ssI Custom sss nS quit
Many designs TO choose from
FHA terms avail Price, $17,95O I,
$4,000. Terms or trade. To reach
out Powder Mill I'd. past Higf
Point High School to Montgomer,
I'd. IT. to our sign. HUGH T
PECK. REALToR. He. $4,000.
CHEvERLY AREA-English styl,
brick BUNGALOW with potential 4
bedrms. Fireplace in liv. rm.. sep
din. rm.. equipped kit, screened
porch. full bSmt. and built-in ga
rage. Walk to schools, shops ane
bus, Real value at Sl3.950: liberal
FLA On. payment. PRINCE GEOR-
GES PROPERTIES, AP. 7-7774.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES, MD.
Spacious 4-hedrm., 2-bath home:
large liv. rm., din. nm, electric
kitchen: basement with electric
dryer and washer: breezeway and
garage. By app't Price, $36,500
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor
WA. 7-lOl0 or HA 2-3S62
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CLOsE-IN LOCATiON-Large 3-6ed,
rm. home with such extras as sur
porch. garage, powder I'm. and full
bsmt.; G1 appraised at Sl3.g50
good terms avail, JAMES c. CON.
LEY 4 CO.. AP. 1922; ewes. UN
4-I49o
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COLUMBIA PINES. Annandale-I

yr.-old. 3-bedrm. brick rambler. on
ls-aere lot; all mod. cows. plus
many 'mpTov.. incl l2x2U screened
brick porch: convenient I'm. Poss
" settlement. OWNER. CT. 6-3329
COUNTRY CLUB AREA Of N. Arl. Of.
fers this Immaculate and mod, brk
split on 3a-acre wooded lot. offerina
formal din. rm., push button colorec
kit. with table space: up a few
down = few steps TO biz above.
ground paneled rec. rm.. plus full
bsmt. level. A beautiful home In az
exec. area. Asking S28.95O. Fol
further details. call the DARBY
CO, Realtors. ia. $3.50; ofhcG
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HOUSES By HUGHEs-Land value
are, pouring on Riggs I'd extended
bedroom Quebec rambler, VA ap.
proved at $i:;S5o, W. R. HUGHES
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NsA. also MOL. etc. Quiet rest.
full location: gorgeous Is acre
Custom all-brick Cape Cod. bed
I'm. down. . up: . baths. full bsnt
with S1.5OO down, take over SIo.-
200 OF loan. w. r HUGHES CO
APP n.lAnn III q n m
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si3,050-Located In wonderful
ciose-ln area with loads OF shade
trees Is this Immaculate, sharp. all
brick home. featuring lee. sep, din.
fm., fireplace. lge. kitchen. base.
m.nt sne beautiful ~ -, Z fenced Level
ys .aeninh @tiya ~ ''o'"V' ~
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ANNANDALE-;, bedrmS.. full bsmt.
brick, trees. $500 down Gil. A. L
MILLIcAN. JE. 3-7745.
MISUNDERSTANDING charming
little Colonial with all furnishings
Sl5.500. Assume 40 LIST trust anl
owner will take back So End. sc
total financing will cost less thar
90; $1,000 cash required. Fur.
attractive. ready for Housekeeping
House In perfect cond. Features
All-brick construction. beaut. land.
scaping. excel. neighborhood. biz
corner lot. 5 solid porches toni
screened and pvtD. fireplace. compl
finished bSmt. with outside en-.
trance. all-metal storm sash. new
stove. new furnace. new VIII
Everything trouble-tree. A rea
bargain intended not to waste time
OIL. 4-6425.
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HI0H STYLE. desig1ed Win ExTR

HIGH STYLE, designed with EXTRA
luxury only SPLIT-LEVEL livins
can provide. Here's a delightful
all-brick home. perfectly placed on
gentle sloping knoll in fashion
able and convenient Sleepy Hollow
Foyer entrance to unusually large
living room with fireplace and pic
ture window, big separate dininp
rm.. dc luxe equipped kitchen with
smart birch cabinets and breakfast
area: 3 spacious bedrms. . full
bat his. tremendous. beautifully
finished recreation rm. with another
fireplace in basement. attached car
port. Excellent terms with FHA
financing you can assume with q
moderate down payment and
sv S pAsH hn sx 81 bnS S'uS az
81 800; Call PEARSON PROPER
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HOUSES FOR sALe--Mp.
(coNTINuEc)

CHEVY CHASE, N.-we respectfully
800. 6rSnd-nes Brick I split il.
level; 4 bedrooms and den. ia
baths. rec. rm., lear gar, center
hall. huge de luxe kit. sep. dining
room; cow. to bus and school,
o-10O6: ewes, KE 5-l3R0
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! Brick rambler. S19.95O: with 3
nice bedrms.. lge. liv. rm. with
stone nrepl.. center-entr. hall. full
bsmt.. built-in garage, Ice. fenced
Handicapped lot. Cow. schools, shop
lpins and transportation.
woopMooR AGENCY. INC,
lJU. 9-5555 Realtors
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CHEVY CHASE

DON'T LEAVE HOME to buy your
summer comfort: big Colonial. In
Oh. Oh. Village sect: 3 Ice, shaded
sites. Asking S23. $50.
SEE HUR1AUx FOR MANY MORE
IOL. 4-334S OIL. 1864
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
VISIT LoHR HOMES
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

nODER r. GOf1R
HE. 4-40O0 TIL q Pm. RIA. $500
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BELvEDERE-3 bedrms., full bsmt,
equipped kit. Terms $500 down Gl.
A. L. MILLICAN. JE. 3-7745.
COLUMBIA PIKE-5-rm. Colonial.
near bus. school and shopping;
well-kept lawn. nice neiehborhood
owner leaving area: terms TO suit
purchaser; S9,950. Call OWEN
REALTY. JE. 2-6650: ewes, JE.
a-n351
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FARMS

FARM FOR RENT-i50 acres in
nearby southern MARYLAND IS
miles, 70. downtown Washington.
barn. Washington permit nbtains
able nS score. Could also be used AZ
beautiful horse farm Restored ss
room residence. 6-room guest house..
all new interior Managers house,
= tenant houses. Farm eompletel1
mechanical and IA now under cul.
from reliable person POI furthat
details please call JOHN p GRADY
co j-Re92
icontinned on Next PaaeI
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Very good, iee 7-rm. home; tiled
bath. oil heat very Ire corner lot;
y1O,50O, terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

De luxe brick rambler with q
beautiful. view from each picture
window. LARGE lot containing approx
$4,000 50. IT. 3 bedrooms, . baths
library, recreation room. maids
room and bath. .2-ear garage. This
call Mr.. Tilier. MA. S-930O: ewes,
EN-. 2-234l, BOSS A pHEI Pc. INC
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HOUSES For SALE-vA.
tcONTlNuEDl

S205 DN., 500 MO. PAYS ALL
PRICE S8.g50
Nice house for small family with
2-bedrms.. llv. din. rm. comb. tils
bath: only short distance from Natl
AsISn sely 81 .p Psnta csThMo Ssf
REALTY CO. JE. 4-6650 and ewes.
OF. 4-s616.
S595 On. $3.50 NO, PAYS ALI
Beautiful corner rambler In Towr
Of Fairfax with 8 bedrms.. lv.-din
c1mb.. Ice. kit. with eating space
Anchor fence around lot: watkins
distance to schools, churches and
shopping. BY Apt. CUL.MORI
REALTY CO. JE. 4-6650: ewes. FL
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HOUSES BY HUGHES. $500 down
shire type 2-level home; full base
ment. cool wooded lot, barbecue
pit. a modernistic all-prick house
at fashioned bargain counter
price OF $1,000 W. r. HUGHES
CO.. AP. 7-14OO I'll n pm.
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$500 DOwN-completely and NIGEL,
FURNISHED; clean AS pin: beau.
thu N. Arl. corner BRICK Co
lonial, Just waiting for YOU Il
move in. > hedrmS., dining Fm
fireplace, private. screened porch
tiled and cool rec rm HUGE. new
window fan. Sl5,5OO. JOHN NJ
ANDERSON, IA 7-6lOG ia
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HOUSES ny HUGHES - stately
rooms. premium near LewisdalC
location. Stones throw from every
possible convenience High breezy
lot. Cool screened porch TO enjoy
~. o5S S"V ~ R. H TfSEflf y CO.. A q
1-1AOO IN u n m
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE TOR RENT--Nlcs
once CAL La 6.0aea mornings.
HILL BLDG; 18th and Eye--Desk
space tel answering, reception1st
and mail serv. avail. Ma s-46S0.
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WHY NOT

Assume this large 4h-N OF loau
Ens,sd ss sI5: S. ssss Nice Ssdrds sHs
on LIST Moor with bath large Twins
room, with fireplace. huEe Kitchen
End hoor expandable to 2 bedrooms
and bath; close 70 shopping schools
S14bOO
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TERRIFIC FAMILY HOME-oissm

ing new white brick beauty. Pleas
antly situated on gently Sloping
knoll In fashionable Mclean 4
bedrms. . ceramic tiled baths. Big
square type" llv. rm. sep. din
rm.. delightful sunshine kit, with
space for breakfast set. Huge bsmt.
with sep. garden entrance. POSI-
lively CAN'T BE DUPLICATED.
81 SERVICE iIsto INC Gag Job REAL o FETAL q
loff Lee hwyD. ia. $4,000 Open
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1920

Family room makes this lovely brick
rambler. q steal at $4,000. 9 bed
rms. / u baths. liv. rm., fireplace.
din. area, lgs. kit. with deep freeze.
washer and dIier: level lot 1876 IT..
in 81. johns Parish I'u Must D Sc. 10
Good terms.
Z. p. BLANCHARD. Realtor
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ST. IOHN's PARisH-A real fam

ily-style Cape Cod. ali hrk. with
fun bsmt. for rainy day play: 1
hedrms.. . Of which are immense:
! "a tile baths. sep. din, nm. porch
mr.. public and parochial schools
Only S17,95O. A. j. KESS1NGER
e. Co, JU g-46A4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

BUNGALOW. y Blk. hwy, 5 min. 10
CITY. 3-bedrm vacant. laTae iot
trees $500 70 $1,000 dn. IA.
p.f0t0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

VIRGINIAN = Trees shade the
fenced-in play area at the rear OF
s ,hl So ssI1or ames5 N WIN
REAL ESTATE CO. IA. 5-i21J.
xIO,D5O. OIL approved-Large 4-levei
split on sA-acre wooded lot; 1iierinp
bedrmS.. :. baths 24-ft. liv rm
din. rm., equipped kit. bsmt., level
detached gar. cloSe-in Fails Church
location A top buy with easy terms
For further details, the DARBY
CO, Realtors. IA. 5-03DJ ONCE
0uen u.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-18

LORCOM LANE, choice ". Arl. loca-
ton. few min. to D. c. or Penta-
gon via Memorial pkwy.-Set on
biz beaut wooded lot. 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler: screened porch. din.
rm.. de luxe kit. incl. dishwaSher,
disposal s m ana t1 sasrm space S PAN,
with partially fin. rec. rm., built
in gar: priced at S24.950 For
further details call the DARBY
CO, Realtors. IA. 5-9393. once
open So