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The people's voice., 1957-01-11
The Readers Forum

would be glad to help them fill the
vacancies. Evidently, such steps are
not needed and it proves that our
county officials and their assistants
are not faring too bad and seem to like
their positions at present salaries. So,
why shed tears over their plight?
While we are on the subject, if we
really want to go on spree of dipping
into public treasures, why not start
at the bottom where it is really needed?
Ct don't mean at the bottom of the
treasuries) Why don't we start with
unemployed who have no salaries at
all; with thousands of our welfare eli
ents who are expected to live on
fraction of the amount our officials
get; with part-time employed whose
incomes are not adequate for a decent
living; many slum inhabitants on wrong
side of the tracks; and countless small
farmers whose gross yearly incomes
are less than county officials net?
AS to efficiency, it has been proven
in the past that raises in official sala-
ries do not increase intelligence or will
ingness to work for general welfare.
On the contrary, they create bigotry
and an air of superiority and feeling
of: 1--WE get paid for what we know
and not what we do. Anyway, I hope
our Legislature will not be too free with
other peoples money. Yours truly
JOHN SEVEROVIC, Broadus, Mont.
The people's voice., 1957-01-11
MeteuIf Again Introduces
His Forest Recreation Bill

WASHINGTON, D. C-(SpeciaD-
Rep. Lee Metcalf (D-Mont.) has again
introduced his bill to reinvest part of
each years profits from our national
forests in the business.
The bill, on which hearings were
held last year would:
1. Declare public recreation use of
the national forests a policy of Con-
gress. There is no such policy now.
?. Earmark 10 per cent of the ma
tional forest receipts each year for
development. maintenance and opera
tion of recreation facilities and areas.
The people's voice., 1957-01-11

provisions for adequate safety, sani
tation and health, and improvement
and maintenance of wildlife habitat
The amount so set aside shall not ex
ceed $11 million in any one year.
Our national forests were estab
lished more than so years ago to pro
vide the greatest good to the greatest
number of people in the long run, -
Metcalf said in explaining the bill
This same policy applies today to
our system of 149 national forests, in
which each of us is a shareholder. cov-
ering 1S1 million acres from Alaska
to Puerto Rico and in 40 states.
Watershed protection and timber
production are the primary objectives
of our national forests. In the past few
years, however, there have been huge
and rapid increases in the other multi
purpose uses, including grazing, wild
life and recreation. In this bill, hope
to help the Forest Service develop and
strengthen the latter uses; because
our national forests provide the last
great public-access area for millions
seeking recreation.
Each year, more Americans spend
at least part of their vacations in our
national forests. Last year, 451l mil
lion Americans did so-more than
twice the total number of visits in
1916. Last year, we appropriated $37
million for the Forest Service to oper-
ate and maintain recreational facili-
ties, for sanitation and care of some
4,700 public use areas and $3S5,00O for
wildlife management. In other words,
we were willing to spend SC per visitor
on recreation facilities built in the
CCC days and which are falling apart.
Our national forests are making
money for us. Receipts in fiscal 1856
totaled almost SIP million. That same
year, we spent S94 million on national
forest programs. So SIS million went
into the Treasury from operation of
our national forests.
"As prudent businessmen, we should
reinvest some of this profit in the |
business, the recreation business"
The people's voice., 1957-01-11

get the monies from: a tax on fire
arms, shells, cartridges and fishing
equipment; from the Taxpayers They
promised to DOLE back a portion pro-
Vided we assented to all the provisions
of their acts, which we did.
Section 10 of the act: '"rhe secretary
of Agriculture is authorized (now In
terior) to make rules and regulations
Qaws) for carrying out the provisions
of this act"
What is involved? The ownership and
control of animals wild by nature,
game and fish, which is a "SOVER-
EIGN'' right Of the state surrendered
to the federal government when we as
sent to their acts; surrendered to a
MONSTER BUREAUCRATIC GOV
ERNMENT IN WASHINGTON"
John w. Bonner, as attorney general,
said: Control surrendered to the fed
eral government, to the extent that
regulation and control could not be in
consistent with the federal govern
ment's purpose. The federal govern
ment had but one purpose, CONTROL.
In light of the above Montana Wildlife
Federation pressed for Legislative as
sent.
Governor Aronson, his fish and game
commission, accepted the so-called BEN
efits. Will they come with me before
the people in Legislature assembled and
defend their many acts? 1 have grave
doubt. Will the 35th Legislative Assem-
bly, take recognition of the facts?-
TOM PEASLEY, Roman.
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to Indian affairs, and only recently,
received national recognition in that
field in addressing the annual conven-
ton of the National Congress of Amer
lean Indians, at Salt Lake City.
In addition to being active in the
knights of Columbus and Kiwanis, he
is chairman of the Lewis & Clark
County Democratic Central Committee
Massman is married and the father
of five children.
The people's voice., 1957-01-11
Governors State of the State MESSAGE
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successful. Some of the pressing prob
lens of over-abundance of game ami
mails in farming areas have been
solved. However, increased hunting
and fishing activities and increased
pressures on wildlife resources will
require constant attention.
INSTITUTIONS:
All State institutions have shown
improvements in both physical plants
and care and treatment. | again invite
Legislative Committees to visit each
institution. We have an increasingly
difficult time in getting and keeping
trained staffs. This is particularly true
of the hospitals.
New building programs at Boulder
and Warm Springs have progressed
1t is interesting to note that the patient
population at the State Hospital has
decreased, due mainly to the use of
newly-developed drugs. Another inter
esting decrease in population is noted
at the Prison. This is due to the new
parole laws passed by the last Legis-
lature.
The Industrial School has made good
progress. The Vocational School for
Girls is in need of more facilities, both
for school purposes and for discipli-
nary control. am pleased at the sound
operations of the Orphans Home, the
Home for the Aged and the Tuberculo-
sis Sanitarium. Each of these institu-
tiOns will present to you their needs
to maintain and improve themselves.
l wish to report separately on the
State Prison and the newly-formed
Pardon Board. The Prison farm opera
tiOn is processing in excellent fashion.
Work programs for rehabilitation have
produced excellent crops. The build
ing program at the Prison is going
ahead at minimum costs, but maximum
effort. The Prison proper could use
more work for inside the walls. Ap- |
requests for materials for |
State-Owned furniture and |
should be approved
The Pardon Board has worn its new
pair of shoes in admirable fashion. The
new program has decreased the Prison
from 6S1 in November 1854
to 6O4 in November 1856. By and large,
many men and women have been sue
cessfully returned to society earlier
than before.
There have been some failures, but
he percentage of failures is far below
he national average. The Pardon
Board staff of three parole supervisors
s not large enough to do an adequate
OBJ.
Actually, the Board has not been
lble to accomplish much more than l
he parole activity. The program has
,roven itself well worthwhile and an
important advance in control and
reatment of criminals. am confident {
hat your inquiries will convince you s
hat larger budget and staff is neces- I
airy to do a good job. The benefit to j
he State is great. The costs are more 4
han made up in productive citizens, t
avings in welfare to families and [
ther items. {
The people's voice., 1957-01-11
CHILD WELFARE ADVISORY:

Another Interim Committee report
that Of the Child Welfare Advisory
Committee, created by the 34th AS
sembly, deserves your attention. This
committee has done an admirable job
Of studying the laws of Montana per-
tanning to the welfare of delinquent,
dependent and neglected children and
of recommending suitable corrective
legislation.
The committee recognizes that more
work needs to be done in this field,
but submit to you, approvingly, their
entire report. Their recommendation
seem to me to be practical and neces-
sary. | commend this committee of
public-spirited citizens for fine ef-
fort for the youth Of Montana-our
most precious resource.
GUARDS:
The last Assembly provided enabling
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES, sl4.750; s
bedrnns., all brk., bsmt.. dining FOL
3 In kit; immac.; fenced yd.; mr.
schools. 2 blks. TO shopping, Y blk
transp. min. FHA cash down
sUb6 SFaDSS' Properties MOT
-FOUR CORNERS, sIL spas.
sumo $4,000, AN OF loan, SIS
pays all; adaptable bedrms., full
hsmt,, din. rm., trees. fenced I'd
|all hrki garage. Only $1,000
sUBUURB2N PROPERTIES MOT
|GLENdONT-Si3.95O: 3 ige. bed
rms, huge live. rm., din. rIn., full
hsmt., rec. rm.. beautiful grounds
5000 dn. $50 pays all, 10. 5-;36a8
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT
GOLDSBoRO ROAD
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. AREA
LITTLE FLOWER PARISH
4 BEDROOMS BATHS
1905 BLACKWOOD ROAD
New. spllt-level brick rambler on
beautiful lot. with separate dining
GoWest.priced new house o p ior vsin,
IN the area at s2e,0b0.
TRADES CONSIDERED
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
EASY TERMS
CALL Mr.. CLARK. RIA. 3-0011
A. s. GARDINER Il co.
1881 L Street NV. MA. s-0334
SILVER sPRING-s1b, $50. 3-bed-
rm, California rambler, carp0rt,
patio, fenced yard. bsmt,. rec. rm.,
Assume $1,000, 4hFs loan; 500
pays all. 10. 5-36SS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
WHEAT0R--sI6, $50. 3-bedrm.
brk; rambler. full din. rm., de luxe
mod. kit. la baths on living level:
knotty nine rec rm.; immaculate.
sUBuRBAH PROPERTIES MOT.
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hSl5 GLENWOOn an

Attractive side entr. Colonial:
COW. 70 NH; nice-size Nv. and
din. rms, enci. porch, 3 bedrms.
garase, shaded fenced yard; 500
300. DIR: Old GEORGETOWN I'd. %
Glenwood, left 70 home.
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S75nnn

Lafge, PRACTICALLY new CUSTOM.
built authentic Williamsburg. All
rooms are very large. LIST floor hai
. bedrooms and library, end floor
mas bedrooms; big 2-caT garage
situated on acres Of ground
Picture windows where they belong
Spring-fed stream.
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Am KENTRuRY Or.

Charming brick Cape Cod: close
TO everything. spacious liv. rm.,
sep. din. rni.. screened porch, 3
oedrms.. full basement: SIS. 500.
DIR: North on Wis. ave. to East
West hwy. right to Chelton, left 70
Kentbury. right To home.
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6sls BRADLEY BLVD.

De luxe split-leVel on huse
shaded lot; larse liy. and din. rms,
0-E kitchen. 4 bedrms.. az baths.
daylight rec. rm. with hrepl,: q
CONSIDERED. DIR: North On ' Wis
ave. TO Bradley ave. ieft approx. Z
miles 20 home.
A. V. PISANI. Realtors
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52ll ROOSEVELT ST

Distinctive Colonial built for
comfortable living and entertain-
tng lst noor has llv. rrn.. sep. din.
rm., kitchen. bedrm. and bath; 3
oedrms.. 2 baths on end. e24 200.
Dir. Ole GeorRetovn TO Roosevelt,
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Q500 PAGE AVE-

Pretty rambler on quiet shaded
street. Bright and CHEEKY liV.-din.
area with lirepl.: 3 bedrms.. ~
baths; kitchen with table space
screened porch. $2O.5O0. DIR. Old
SseoTeetoEn "a. approx. z miles to
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$500 CUMMINGS LANE.
white. brick Colonial. stu
ated on corner. we'll
planted. elevated lot. This
vacant and newly redeco-
rated home consists OF 3
bedrms.. PA baths. den and
powder room, large liy. rm.
tscr. porch on. din. rm.,
kitchen with breakfast area.
built-in garaEe. gas. a.-c.
heat. large rear patio. Lot
Is estate fenced on 2 sides.
Vacant. Immediate posses
sion. Price, S3i.g00.
1902 Cummings lane; p
story French Provincial,
containing bedrm. and bath
on LIST floor. 2 bedrms. and
bath on Ind. Bsmt.. con-
sisting OF paneled maids
I'm rec I'm. and bath.
Price. S25.950. Excellent
fnancing.
5000 cummines lane: p
story brick Cape COD. lO-
Gated on open. airy lot.
Bedrm. and full bath on LIST
floor. 2 other bedrms. and
bath on End floor. Rec.
I'm. and bath. Price. S24,-
BOO.
All these 3 lovely homes
are conveniently located 70
shopping. schools ana trans
portation. Open Sunday. /
J HARRIS
SCI p St. NV. AID. 4-I05
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S63.000

Large. IMPRESSIVE white brick
Colonial; first floor, center entrance
large living room, family-sized din
ing room, large all-electrie modern
kitchen. LIBRARY. DEN. 2 fire-
places, patio, "a baths: End fiodr,
3 large bedrooms, 2 nice baths,
taehed garage, GOOD horse stables,
approxlmateiey 3 acres, white board
fenced: beautiful shade trees
GRAND VIEW. Exclusive. shown b.
appointment.
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ALSO
POTOMAC HUNT
CHOICE, HOME SITES
QUAINT ACRES

Nearly new brk. rambler; 3 lovely
dbi. carport: located On bssut i.
fully handicapped acre lot: s27 $50.
HUGH T. PECK, HE 4-64OO
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WOODSIDE PARK, Silver Spring
4-bedrm.s custom-built, brk. house.
designed for gracious living; swim
ing pool. magnihcent lot. nearly
| acre in size
OPEN SUNDAY. 90 PM
Out Georsia ave. biks. north
OF ColesHille I'd, turn right TO
1929 Woodside parkway.
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON
REALToR
DI. 7-0092
Ewes. Mr. Gittinger, EN-. 3-7S65
HENRY BEcRAFT
OAITHERSBURO- wooded
corner lot. 3 bedrms., fun bsmt.,
storm windows. Like new. A real
dATTHERsBURd - Mod. 2-bed-
rm. house. Gar. attach. Corner
lot. trees. $4,000. $1,000 down.
corner lot. Lge., old. mod. house
Exec Excel Al. nyeighdborhoOd. mr.. county
dArTHERsBURd-LOts Of lots
GERMANTOWN - acre. "a
rm., fun bsmt. Immac. SI0,sO0.
DAMASCU6-ba acre. Like new
2 bedrms.. sep. din. rm., ceramic
tile kit. full hsmt., scr. porch over
gar: expand. 2 A. Sl7,5O0,
GAITHERSBUR6 AREA acres
|200-ft. front on Old 240. Mod
3-bedrm. house and outbuildings,
trees. S23, 500.
HENRY BEcRAPT
20. $685. or oaithersburg 6b5
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ROCKVILLE
SURPRISE!

Yes. old homes do have eharml
This one has 4 bedrms. or even
In fact. big lots with huge, huge
oak. Price $4,000 and assume big
loan. YOU'LL LOVE IT. PO. 2-6n1 q,
ALLIED REALTY. Rockville once.
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s625OO

Custom built rambler, one year
old. situated on 10 acres Of beau
tifnl land, large stream. Call for
oetaiis on TINS.
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BETHESDA AREA
OPEN

To-day. I I'll dark. $4,000. Lovely
brick rambler on "a acre IN pvt.
nciehborhood OF distinctive, more
expensive homes. 3 bedrms., .
baths, . fircplaces. porch, full
basement: garage. Re sure 10 see
thlsl Dir; out Bradley blvd 2
10 Holly Oak dr, lsft / bik' 10
Laurel oak Dr. left TO lat house
SeeounTFSY.w hifpaE PRsEEALfg,,n OIL s'H 4.
1880 or OIL. 2.lb72,
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bETHEsDA. M. NIH-charminl
0sk csHs SO q, Y S.drm oe snd
bath on Isl a.; 2 enormous bed
rms, bath on end: huge kit. iull
bsnats scr. pch.; gar; Sl9,500
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC DI
NILNl. nnnn EE 2.Anrn
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KENSTNGTON - 3-bedrm.. fuily
Diet. brk. home with bsmt., on Is
own lee. corner lot. " blk. e
community pool: fenced I'd; priced
SI5.950, Can 80 FLA with Low
cash. Open sun. To reach: Oul
Conn. ave. 70 Prospect. left Il
Summit, left 10 Amber, right Il
4a14 Amber. McALL1STER
Realtor. RE, 6-4400.
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BURT0NsVTILE AREA = 3-bedrm.
frame house. on Ia acres. with
TAN trees and stream; full bsmt
good sized rooms. $l3.05o. CAL
JU. 8-5423. ASHTON REALTY
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EETHEsD1---A supsf6iy iandscaped

HETnESDA---A superbly landscapeo
almoSt-new rambler; beautiful
patio with utmost privacy: ideal
home for entertaining; contains
living room. dining room, den.
kitchen, 3 bedrms., ? baths, large
rec. room and bath on lower
level; 2-car buiit-in garage: S37,-
500, r. BATES WARREN, OIL
4-SiBD, 15s
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bOYDS-Ten minutes ACC. 20 min.
uteS Rockvtlle-Beautiful. new, g.
bedroom brick home. Fireplace
bsult., garage. porch. almost acre
commuters train service 70 D. G
OnlT. 1880. Diamond 9-3lO3
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COLEsVTLLE AREA-At last you
can have the home you've wanted
so long, Very attractive 3-bedroom
brick rambler with sep. din. rm.,
kitchen with birch cabinets and
eye-level oven; bsmt. with outside
entrance, ONE ACRE Of grounds
With sparkling vel water: sis'soO'
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RETHEsDA = Owner must sell;
$3.50 down and sos mo- for this
neat 3-bedrm. rambler. Lee. mas
ter bedrm.. 2 closets, equip. kit;
iiv. I'm. -din. area: plus fenced
ward with trees: Immaculate
Ss cnTNSii no esY Y6t;r1S9R ok Slsi CO...
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3-bedrm.
expandable Cape Cod. elee, kit;
daylight bsmt.; fenced lot, AS
sumo az OF loan. $4,000. or
best offer BY Sept Goth. owner
leaving ares. WIZ. f-3S74
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bROOKMONT. ND. by owner
Brick Cape Cod; h.-w.h.. all mod
improvements; 3 Minis. walk 70
Army Map Service; 1 fare. OIL
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CHEVY CHASE. Md: SI3.T50--
Cape Cod style; Q yrs. old. 81
OF loan; 3 bedrms.. separate din
nm. firepl.. dishWasher. disposal.
eft. refgr.; big fenced-in yard
full bsmt, with ground-leve en-
trance: 3 blocks from elementary
school. . blocks from Rock Greek
Park. OIL. 4-0175. Open Sun,
til 8 m. Directions: Out Conn.
ave. 2iz miles past Chevy Chase
circle 70 Jones Bridge I'd: lat
tradic light. right y mile 70
house. 3JO6 Jones Bridge I'd.
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KENSINGTON, 3223 Edgewood I'd
--Attr. 2-bedrm. California ram.
bier; large Gear cinder-block ga
RAGE. Assume AZ loan and save
l-Ia52. Weekdayk- nI 1-1R17-
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HILLANDALE-Good- looking brick
split-level with ) bedrms., dinina
rm.: full basement; rec. rm. AS
sumo large OF loan with low pay
men5s Must SELL 23:s50. g6ls
1900, BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
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BETHEsDA-NeW S7-ft. rambler;
5a-acre lot; 3 bedrms.. 3 baths,
family rm.. daylisht bsmt.. gear
gafage. $50, 800. Open sat. and
Sun, 1 to 8. out Old deorgetown
I'd. approx. 4 mi, left on Bells
Mil I'd. 1.2 mi. 70 No. 7l00.
Iuz A-313l.
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BRADLEY HILLS, mr.. KenWood--
wflfe-brick Colonial. excel. eond
LiV. rm., hrepl.. din. I'm. eiee
kit, breakfast rm.. 3 large bed
rms. . baths. recreation rm.. at
tached garage, screened porch,
COW. to transp.. shopping and
schools; mid-twenties. No agents
OWNER. OIL. 4-90i0.
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CHEVY CHASE = BY OWNER:
open sun. les: low POS. 3-bedTm.
1H-bath brick Colonial. nr. d. c.
line; full bsmt.. quiet dead-eno
street; walk 70 Westbrook and
LITTLE Flower Schools. 1926 Sher-
rin ave. OIL R-a112.
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COLEsvILLE AREA-Charm and
dignity on nearly full acre,
patio, lawn, beaut. trees and
shrubs. Except. custom-built
,h n,Ss S S,npDo nan.ied Sin I'm any
kit. 8 full bedrms.. Ice. liv. rm.,
beaut. firepl,: bsmt. with paneled
rec. rm.. bath, 2-car gar, finger
tip controlled door; oil heat
ground foodlighted. near q
schools and busiine. Priced 70 sell
$4,000. HELEN NJ. sPRoEssER
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COLEBVILLE ARIA OFT BRIGGt
CLANCY RD.-Can you duplicat,
this 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
garage, screened porch and bsmt
on "a acre for S19.5007 We don't
think so and advise you 70 SCI
Tbs real value today RIPLEY CO.
nj E-QEI1
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BURT0NsvILLE-Red brick ram
bier custom built. Built-in kitchen
with auto. rotisserie: ia Aztec
tile bath. 3 breezy bedrooms, rec
reation type basement. Aceommo-
datina acre lot only $4,000.
$500 down. RAY DOYLE, with
LAIRD b. SCOTT. Realtor, JU.
o-0420; ewes. and sun. Ever
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KENSINGTON-Special. Sl3.9b0.
Unusual opportunity, $1,000 dn,
3 bedrms., ] bath. full bsmt,, large
living rm.. gear garage: beauti-
tul. large LOT. Call ARDMORE
REALTY CO.. OIL. 2-7735 or OIL.
4-30So
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RRADLEY HILLS GROyE--A dis.
tinguished prewar Colonial neal
Burning Tree Club on 3i1 acres Of
land. Contains bedrms., 3 baths
screened sleeping pch.. ltv, rm.
library. large dining rm-. Kitchen
buffers pantry. larze paneled rec
servants rm. and bath: large
trees: privacy Is insured. n
BATES WARREN. OIL. 4-31be.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
S23,g50. Rambler, close-in. PERI
cond. G-E kit. with breakfast
space, 3 bedrms., ? baths, full
basement. Unusual value.
CHEVY CHASE
SIb,750. Bungalow. b-bedrm
frame. In nice cond. Owner pur.
chased another home. wants qulct
sale.
GLEN-MAR PARK
S23.g50. Beautiful brick colonia
In peri. cond., 3 bedrms., 2 baths
rec. rms garage. Close to bus.
SPRINGFIELD
S26.95O. Rambler. Center hall
3 bedrms,, 2 baths, scr. porch. Att
garaee, bsmt.; good financing.
Billingsley Realty Co.
EN-. 2-2326. once open today.
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.

ROCKVILLE, TWinbrook: $3.50 On
4. Psyts. IKE nPs' rent. .l BUpNE \
REALTY, GA. 4-s7eb, To. 2-0400,
ROCKVLLE-4th bedrm. expand
s aSIs Gsp Re cSd ,I E.m H. ,.5s ss
transp. ouly si2,550. 9odARTY
a Co. 10, 5-b052 or ~. b-7024
ROCKVILLE, West end. S62B dn.,
RxpandaSis Is Fuii bsnt. lie.
wooded lot. Subject TO FTiA. BUD
NEY REALTY. GA. 4-s79b. To
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BETHESDA, 400 Locust Hill couri
3-yr. -old Williamsburg Colonial
lovely tFee-shaded lot. center hall
Ice Nv. rm., din. rm., lge. cleo
kit. mahog. -paneled library. scr
porch. above-ground rec. room
master plus twin-sized bedrms.
2 baths, 2 powder rms, IL closets
: freplaees. garage, ptped FOL
air-cond. but cooled BY attic fan;
new Wall-to-wall carpeting and
traverse drapes. Owner has left
for san Francisco. family anx.
tous to leave. Cost over $4,000
viii accept reasonable ofier. OIL
4-74s3
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MASS. AVE. EXTENDED. OPEN

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED, OPEN
I'D today--Must sell modern b
hedrm.. Colonial brick home given
lovingf care; only years old
FIREPLACE IN eft. living rm..
kitchen with DISHWASHER, DIS
PoSAL, etc. POWDER RM.. din
ing rm.. FULL BASEMENT, side
patio. FENCED YARD. earpetinR
Priced in low COS for substantial
/ blk. past d. c. line. right on
jamestown I'd. TO Keokuk ST..
right TO 5OOS. Call Tu. 2-3633 or
ct q.Fo1T
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LANGLEY PARK. 1888 Ruatan 81.
open sun, 2-6-Last chance be.
fore high prices 70 purchase THU
3-bedrm, rambler IN new-h0usl
cond Why wait? Only Si4,p5O
terms. IA. 0-0R41.
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louisville AREA; country life
within minutes Of Silver SprinR
owner says sell This week" fol
only 1000 down you can bus
this 2-bedrm. rambler with largI
din. rm.. huge all-electric kitchen
and h.-w. heat on ONE ACRE
RIPLEY CO, JU 5-G5f1.