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The Sidney herald., 1957-05-23
1867 Senior Class

Leroy Hilton Anderson Thore E. Kristiansen
Grin E. Anderson David A. Kruger
Duane r. Beagle Wnifred Irene LAM
Shirley Elaine Besel Alice Mae Lervold
Ellis r. Doe David j. Little
Gary Keith Bracken Marlene L. Luck
Darwin Hugh Brockway Monte Corrine Lynch
Janet Ann Buchholz Harold j. Lynde
John S. Carranza jeanne Donna McVay
Patricia Carranza Melaine Everly McVay
Gerald Leroy Christensen LaVerne Joyce McWilliams
Marlene Ann Cotter Nancy K Markle
Kathleen Fay Crippen John E. Marion
Sharon L. Daniels Margaret P. Marion
Elaine Marie Delamore John Clinton Martin
Gordon E. Dige George A. Murray, J.
Edward D. Dotson Jerry Duane Ostrem
Marlene Joyce Dotson Eva Pena
Mia Abyss Ducello Eileen Sarah Petersen
Donald L. Dynneson Patricia Ann Piche
Sherman L. Dynneson Robert Lee Potts
Roy M. Engelke Gusave A. Pribnow
Mary Marie Foss Raymond A. Pust
Norma Jean Foss Thomas B. Quilting
Esther Mae Frank Mary M. Rambur
Robert A. Franz Lucille Doris Rauscher
Dolores Lucille Gaub Leigh T. Reynolds
Leona r. Gierke Eugene A. Satter
Roberta Kay Gladowsk Eileen Janice Schields
William X. Goss Peggy E. Schilling
Larry John Hall Beth Marie Schwabauer
Verna Marie Hamburg Lorenzo B. Simonsen
Clarence d. Helm Maxine Serum
Larry r. Henderson Joseph G. Stenbeisser
Donald L. Herman Margaret lone Strom
Joann D. Hundtoft Elizabeth Susan Thompson
Tyler ] Jensen Myrna Emily Topp
Irene Ann Jones Terry Allan Whitaker
Mary Elva Kemmis Keith r. Williams
Roger King Keith d. Winter
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-23

The Department Of the Army
this week announced the pro-
motion of A. ID. Guffanti to the
rank Of 1t. Colonel.
1t. Col. Guffanti has been
stationed at Sidney for the past
three years as the army ad-
visor to the LIST Battalion, 163d
Armored Cavalry Regiment,
Montana National Guard. He
and his wife and three children
reside at 401 Sunset Blvd
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-23

Herald Want-Ads Are Little
Super Statesmen. Try ThemI
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-23
Haccak au-eafe Service
Sunday. May rs. 1857
800 P. M.
Hioh School Auditorium

PROFESSIONAL Lorna Mikelson
INVOCATION Rev. Jacob Ehman
"Bless The Lord, o My Soul" Ippoltof-Ivanof
A Cappela Choir
"a Song of Peace" : Jean Sibelius
A Cappella Choir
SCRIPTURE LESSON : Rev. Jacob Ehman
SERMON Rev. Reuben Dutton
BENEDICTION = Rev. Jacob Ehman
RECESSIONAL Janice Ebersole
Commencement Program
Monday. May ~. 1857
800 F. M.
High School Auditorium
Sidney High School Band
a Rev. John w. Chambers
"The Unfinished Symphony" Shubert
Sidney High School Band
ADDRESS: Opportunity Means
Obligations" Mrs. Cynthia Schuster
Asst Professor of Philosophy
Montana State University
PRESENTATION OF
CLASS MEMORIAL Jack Marion, Glass President
PRESENTATION OF
H CLASS = Principal H. F. Mikelson
AWARDING DIPLOMAS E. E. Edmondson
Chairman, Board of School Trustees
.BENEDICTION : Rev. John W. Chambers
The Sidney herald., 1957-05-23

All Types Of Job Printing - The
Sidney Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-16
HOME VALUES


Fairiand Acres tAlex., Val
6uilt-in sarase: ia acres: SIS rs
2907. n. Capitol St rms. and
bath; full bsmt.; gas heat: xgT so.
$40 A ST n,e.--6 rms. bath. $50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
2 Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. s-50ao
OLD 2-sToRY HOUSE in Woodside
PARK. NJ; schools, tfansp. and shop
pins, 3 bedrms.. lge. liY. din. rms.
AVIAN. immeds $40 per mo.
James c. Conley & Co.
g525 Ga. Ave, Ju. a-4i34
GIT GALVESTON PL. Sc.
Lovely mod. 3-bedrm.. IL. bath home
with de luxe kit, incl. dishwasher
ana earbaee disposal. Full bsmt. Key
at 615 Galveston.
SIDNEY 2. MENsH a. co, INC
1913 Eye 81. NV MA. S-8440
Affection boiling ana Andrews 4 r.
607 GALVESTON PL. Sc.
Lovely. modern. semidetached g.
bedroom house with modern kitchen:
lz-baths: full basement: gas heat
SIR Cail Ma; s.6i40 for inspection
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Q bedrms.. full bsmt: automatic
heat reler. and washer.
ROGER MOSS. REALTOR
no, 2.6020; Sun. HE 4-g292
wooDsIDE PARK bedrms.. 8
baths. attached garage. screened
porch, rec. rm.; $500.
Malora R. Christman
Real Estate
1903 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. f-2p23
CHEVY .CHAsE-3 bedrms., . baths,
attached gara9e: $3.50.
Malora r. ChriStman
Real Estate
4906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2p23
COLORED--5is SOMERSET PLACE
rms. and bath. full bsmt.: gas heat
garage: Al cond.. coolidge High.
Whittier: Grade School; Takoma
Rec Center. and Swimming Poo
within 2 blocks; transportation
s slmSst . q a., door; Only $ic5 MO. Mr..
o tyEHy sPEIsSI, R5pSsEir, Nv W.;
corner 3-story-and- basement brk,
Q rooms and bath; hot-water heat
MR SS q2TaMliiI9l 3 IA, s: $asS!Go mo
coLoREp-NEAR DEPT. OF 40,
ST. s.4qis L 2oO s.o siSsO La SO s.os ~
c9L9REDmlios coLyMBiA ST
brick; q rooms and bath Al rcn.
dltioni gas heat. Only 500 so mo
MR.. NEUMANN. MA s-2321
COLORED-l5e6 CHURCH ST. NV
TO be redecorated. u rms, bath,
gas h..w,h.: -SS5. p. J. WALSHE,
INC, lll5 Eye st. NV, MA. g.
COLORED-O9I FLORIDA AVE. NV
- lse. rms kit, bath; SOS
p. J. WALsHE. INC Ills Eye st.
COLORED-I333 18th ST. NV
Redecorated; y rms, bath, h.-w,h.:
$50. p. J. WALsfiE, INC, li1b
Eye st. NV. MA. s-B4BS.
C0LORED--I537 4th ST. NV
New-house condition.. 4 rms, bath
range hot.w WA s heater es n sSb, EsS
S Tsai y SSi ss7GSl . s. wA isgsfs
INC, ill5 Eve St. NV. Ma, &.
COLORED-Ii6O 9Th ST. Me-
rms. bath, powder rm.. list H.;
toilet IN .bsmt. h.w h.: large yds
newly decorated desirable for
adult family. DE. 2-561B
COLORED---D sHADD RID. NV, mr.
howard U.--.Three rms. sos mo.
STA wk. OIL, 2-7l2s.
cOLORED--i53i MARION ST. NV
D rooms and bath, gas heat, Low
49, WALTER A. BROWN
1918 VI, Ave. Ma. s-165c
COLORED--iDOa 9th ST. NV.
3 rms, = kits, 2 baths.
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 VI. Ave. MA. s-i852
CoLoRED--4f8 ELM 81. NV.
D large rooms, baths, low rental
WALTER A. BROWN
lois W. Ave. ma. e-i0b2
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX-4 bedrm . ha,h nic.
neiEhborhood, firepl., nicely furn.
2.BEDRooM RRi5,K b;;nss,ov-o,i
heat. mi hsmf rec m antn
washer SILK mo mn 4s15t su'o'
=, svs, 90, - :, = =, !, : :
cs pasns' pa nre Dsmt,, Wam-to-w w
S.asn5 '"' VI uiun' ~
!, No Nc 10 RI
h.: mr. schools. churches. shop. !.
references. AID 4-0p42.
5-RM. HOUSE: furn. or unfurn-. "a
acre lot and cottage. on Macarthur
blvd. Cabin John, Md. Priced for
quick sale. Ewes, OIL. 2-5336.
mr. lyon Village Fnrn
5-rm, bunealow. SI3b eany sne
Close in IA S-ooIn s'"" 'oS'
FALLS CHURCH 1RE1--9-6ed5oonr,,
bungalow; gas heat: fenced ysrd I.
conv' transp.; Sig5. N 81 o5t
EoaE wFaTrpI 1vg !, ~ q. -; - :;
o N,ss, WE s,,l,,.ihA AVE-: NV. n y. e.
In rewshoiise eonditlnn oi WIN n0 dss
tached garage. md floor, 4 bed
rms and bath; ist A. 'entr. hail,
Kitchen with pantry. Bsmt'. recr
rm,, idry', worEshop and half hath
STANDARD attic; nice lot with. rose
gaToen' S%OO per mo. year lease.
Sc. WASHINGTON, 20 Minis from
Dept. OF Agri.. FBI. etc. Lovely s.
e 6sdi6.' iss-5ath home, completely
". ..ul2i. ...----------------.---------
BAILEYS CROSSROADS, VA. - g.
bedroom furnished brick. rambler;
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ESTABLISHED
SERVICE STATION

Excellent opportunity for party
the expanding service station BUSH
ness. This major oil company is pres
emily engaged in securing party for
leasing q going business on Route j
Just inside the d. C. line. A party
with q minimum cash investment
can supplement his present income
and eventually devote maximum ef-
income bracket. This station has
very low rental terms. Parties inter.
ested should be mechanically in
clined. This station is a 2-bay mod
|ern. building with adjoining ONCE
and rest rooms. Only parties sim
cerely interested please call ia. o.
5000, Ext. los. Ask for BOB Null
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-16

COLORED-5O9e JUST ST.-yets.
5000 down. 500 mo. Nonvets, low
terms. Semidet. brick and frame,
iull hsmt. Vacant. H. CARLYLE dc.
BOZIER, Realtor, WA T-50O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-16
Beautiful LewiSdale

3 and 4 bedrm. houses. 1 to 3
yrs: old: immed occupancy, S125
and Sl35 mo. Contact Mr.. Sullivan,
-lUb Fordham ST.. or LEWISDALE
PROPERTIES. 23n3 Lewisdale dr..
HA, 2-342O, HA. 3-4100,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-16
RENT AND BUY
NORTH ARLINGTON

Like new. 5 yrs. old. Liy-
ine-dining room, kit. with
dining nook. washer, dis
poSal. dishwaSher. cleo. range
and refgr.: > large bedrms.
with tiled bath; storm vim
dows; full hsmt.,: gas auto.
neat; Ice. fenced rear I'd;
beautiful shTubbery and fruit
trees. SIPS, WALTER L.
MESS, JE. 4-0813.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-16

James C. Conley & Co.
a525 Ga. Ave ~. g-4134
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-16
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CAPITOL HILL - Elegant tovn
house. . min. walk from Senate
once Bldg. suitable for gracious
living and entertaining inside and
outdoors Thirty-ft. liy nm. m
t.-hiRh brick-walled patio. double
garage, 3 bedrms., din. rm., 2 fuil
paths and hsmt; Call Sun. and
ewes. Ii. 1-9I07.
RIGGS PARK. tj37 KensinVton pjace
n.e.--Open all day Saturday and
sunday. Owner anxious to sell
S495 down. incl. settlement. Newly
oeeor 3-bedrm, brick. with powder
I'm; Call Mr.. Needelman. ia, o.
g2ea. or MAX MILLER PEAL ES-
HOME AND INCOME: 1852 Oats *.
n.e@Eight rms. porches. garage.
o1zO Dakota ave.-Twelve rms,
Three apts.--1ncome 1857 per
mo. Owner leaving city; compl,
lett pFATTv
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6023 10th AVE.
Cottage In the Country

arm. house; 9 hedrms.. kit. liy
I'm. with bath. 30 min. from Pent
venetian blinds. refRr.. gas range,
garden space, Ideal for children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-16

Fairiand Acres tAlex., Val
built-in garage; ia acres: siab'
2907. N. Capitol St rms. and
bath; full bsmt.; gas heat: xpT so.
32d A ST n,e.--6 rms. bath: $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-16

Exceptional Opportunity
We have available Immediately a
service station In the s.w. Washing
age. Very profitable Investment 10
anyone desiring 70 operate own
business. For further Information,
call MR.. MURPHY, ia. a-S5OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-16
/ 7-5cI2 Ii. s-477e
AVONDALE AREA

l032-1636 Crittenden st. Open,
S-5;-Detached brk.. 8 lee. rms. 2is
baths, bsmt.. rec rm.. screen porch,
gas heat. detached gar, new-house
cond.: cow. to schools. etc. Ii. s..
,,,t eyes; La. ti-6562.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
ConditionuILicense
For Liquor Issued
To Atlas Club

The District Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Board has renewed
the liquor license of the Atlas
Club, which expires at midnight
tonight.
The renewal is conditional
however. The board said the
club, in the 1900 block E street
NV, has signed a stipulation
that any penalties that might
subsequently be imposed if the
board finds there have been vio-
lations of the laws, will apply
against the 1857 license.
The question of whether a
hearing will be held on the 1857
license is contingent upon the
outcome of two cases pending in
the courts.
Garrett F. Quinn, manager of
the Atlas Club. is among nine
persons against whom gambling
charges have been brought. The
case, in District Court, is set for
trial February 10.
In Municipal Court, six persons
are accused of frequenting an
illegal establishment-the At
las Club.
An ABC board spokesman said
that after the court cases, speci-
fically the charge against Mr.
Quinn, are disposed of the board
will determine whether to hold
hearing on the license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Bridge Favored
By Keystone Club

Construction of a bridge
rather than tunnel across the
Potomac River at Constitution
avenue is favored by the WASH
ington Advisory Board of the
Keystone Automobile Club, off,
Gals announced today.
At Shoreham Hotel meeting
the subject was discussed by
Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant, Sd, a
board member, who favors a tun-
mel, and Douglas S. Brinkley
chief planning engineer of the
District Highway Department.
Gen. Grant urged the tunnel
on the grounds of esthetic values
and preserving memorials in
that area as they now are.
Mr.. Brinkley argued bridge
would cost much less and could
be erected much faster. He also
said maintenance would be easier
and cost less.
FREQ A. smith moved To APP
prove the bridge proposal. OFF,
cials said Gen. Grant cast the
only negative vote.
The boaia also went on record
favori!lg proper control of road
side advertising. It took this
action after listening to Chair
man Robert o. Bonnell of the
MARYLAND State Roads Commits
sion He declared there should
be strict control of signs and any
ether advertising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Reelected
Center Leader

Morton H. Wilmer, local at
torney, was reelected president
of the Washington Jewish Com
munity Center at the groups 31st
annual meeting in the Cafritz
Auditorium last night.
Other officers elected were
julius Goldstein, Leo Schlosberg
and DR.. Edward A. Cafritz, vice
presidents; Robert j. Rothstein.
treasurer; Henry Gichner, as
sistant treasurer; Abe Shelter
man, recording secretary, and
Moe Gutenberg. corresponding
secretary.
Elected to three-year terms on
the board were Alfred l.. Ben
nett. Jack Blank, David Bornet.
Fred Burka, Morris Cafritz,
Leopold Freudberg, Irwin Gems
berg, Ralph Goldsmith, Paul
Himmelfarb, Morris L. Kraft,
Richard K. Lyon, Louis E.
ISpiegler and David Wiener.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

for keeping British, Canadian
and American troops on the Eu-
ropean continent in convincing
numbers"
Size Reduced
He said that the size of the
forces were now one-third to
one-half the size originally con-
templated when the Paris head
quarters was set up in 1949. This
was brought about by the intro
duction of nuclear weapons.
Gen. Norstad commented that
he could not see any further re-
auctions in the future.
Asked if he felt that the
Atomic Energy Act should be
amended so the NATO allies
could be given access to nuclear
weapons, Gen. Norstad said that
he felt that a great deal more
could be done well within the
law"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

base all de1enSe plans on the
use of atomic weapons "if neces-
Sary."
He told reporters at the Penta-
gon that there was no question
in my mind" that atomic weapons
would be used in the event of q
Communist attack of Western
Europe.
However, the four-star Ali
Force general said that "conven-
tional" weapons. including air.
craft. were part of the shield
which is the major deterrent tc
an about war in Europe.
Vast Improvement
There has been vast improve.
ment" in that shield during the
past year. he said, although the
continued defense line extend.
ing from the North Sea to East.
ern Turkey is mot adequate al
the present time and much re.
mains to be DONE"
He branded as "vestly exag-
gerated" what he described as
"rumorS" in both this country
and Europe that "NATO is fall
ing apart"
The general admitted that the
withdrawal of French troops fol-
use in North Africa had weak
ened the defenses. but that I'VE
depend on getting those forces
back"
He presented a vigorous plea
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candy
cOrSetS

COESCtS
orig
7 White Cotton BroodcIoth Foundations, 3D.
IS .--------. .-..-- 1895 S45
80 White Cotton Mesh Gorter Belts with hose
supporters, back fosenine; s, M, -. 2.25 lilo
9 Knitted Royon and Cotton Two-Woy Stretch
Ghdles ond Ponties, pu-on type; small size $50 as
6 Sbopess Foundations in nylon woven eostic;
80, IS. SO. 40 1880 e25
7 Side-Hook Cotton Mesh Girdles with boned
back and front; 70 to % 3.S5 1877
7 Side-Hook Girdes royon broeoded front
pone, royon sotn Iostex back Is q. %.
70, 81 . SOS z.97
CoRSETS-WGShington, Third Floor
boys wear
orig
100 Cotton Knit Briefs, sizes TO- II, IA 49, sc 2es
81 Sock Sets, corduroy points with cotton
flannel shirts, navy ond brown; 6-l2- 5e9 z9S
1886
20 Plastic Roincoots, grey; 4-lo--------- 395 soc
50 Lined Snow Mittens, waterproof postic;
snoll size only ---.-----. --- Log soc
81 Atwood Mufflers poids, solids ~ $50 soc
ITO Prs. Cotton Socks nylon reinforced OF heel 39cto
ond toe 7-Sk ------.--....-- 5sc I5e
IS Jr Boys Husky Points wool and royon
poids; sizes % to 30 woist 500 ZOO
BOYS WEAR-Washinqton Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Bills Propose
Study Grants

A move to multiply the num-
Der of students interested in
mathematics and later careers
in science and engineering was
started in Congress today by two
members of the Joint Commit
tee on Atomic Energy.
Bills sponsored by Representa-
tive Price. Democrat of Illinois,
and Senator Pastore, Democrat
OF Rhode Island. would pro-
vide Federal scholarships OF
$500 to all high school seniors
who successfully passed a COL
lege entrance examination in
mathematics. The bills also
would grant additional $500
scholarships to college students
who pass an examination in
calculus at the end of their
freshman year.
Mr.. Price said the move was
designed to meet an acute neec
for prompt action to remedy the
shortages of scientific and en-
cheering talent. The measures
he explained. planned for long
range approach to the problem
rather than "a hasty and i'll con-
sidered action to meet short term
needs which will in the long run
only weaken US, rather than
strengthen u.s."
Besides encouraging interest
in mathematics. Mr.. Price added,
the proposed Federal scholarship
program would do much to cope
with the rapid deterioration in
the quality Of mathematics in
struction in our high schools in
recent years"
He said there is no telling how
many thousands of young men
and women of potential talent in
mathematics are lost each year
because of poor preparation in
{ho =. et.t1iaRf
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many stock taking clearance price
items further reduced - ~ and

X hosiery
Us Prs All First QuoIty Ful-Foshioned Ny ! ooto
Ions Broken sizes colors ---- LIS Soc
Observation-Disclosures, Street Floor; Langley Park Nd
First Floor
X candy
orig.
$50 Lbs. 2-Pound Tins Plonoton Dontes.
Filled ond hard condies assorted lag Use
CANDY-WdShngton Street Floor; Langley Park Nd,
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orig.
] 46x6' Nylon loop Twist Broodoom beige 1895 1875
] 9x4'9" 5-PIy Wool Twist Broodloom grey 6l5o 1895
! 9S5'll" Embossed Wool Wilton Groodioon
grey $500 1895
! l2x36" 5-PY Wool Twist Broodloom beige 90 50 1895
! l2x4" Bloeow Testured Wool Broodoom
] 9x4's" Firth eovy coNed Wool Wion grey 500 1895
lzx76" 5-py Wool Twist Broodloom green 50 1925
greer -. -.e~s1 $3.50 1925
sIox5.4" Tweed Roson Broocoor Rug 1850 z.ss
RUGS-WdsIingon Fourth Floor
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orig. no,
IA 2x3' Embossed Hand Hooked Wool and
Royon Rugs obonq o oval SOS l.S
II 2x4 Embossed Hand Hooked Wool ond
Royon Rugs obone OF ovol---------- 795 49,
3x5 Embossed Hand Hooked Rugs wool
ond royon, oblono ovol-------------- 1895 5.8
! l2x5.3" Embossed Grey Wool Wilton
BrOodIOom Rug -------- -- $500 4s.9
| 55xlo6" 3-Py Wool Twist Broodloom
Rug nutdo 1900 4l.9
] 2x8' Plush Pile Royon ond NyIon. green
grey .-----------------ll68 49,
z 4ex3' Plush Pile Cotton Broodoom. green $50 lot
9xl2' Plush Pile Cotton Broodloom grey $500 500!
] T3"x36" 3-Ply Wool Twist Broodoom
beige ------------------- -----l3oe5 500
! 9x2' 3-Pb Wool Twist Broodoom, rose 1880 $685.
RUGS-WGshington, Fourth Floor
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Norstod Sees A-Weopons
Essential to Defense

Gen Laur Norsad said today that Europe can only be
defended atomic that nonnuclear
limited warfare along the 40O0mle defense line quite
unlikely"
The Supreme Allied Europe said the
North Atlantic Treaty Powers decided December 1854 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17

ExCLUsIvE-Furnished home d..
rectly on Rhode River at Chesa.
peake Bay; 2-acre. well-kept lawn:
boat included; 8 min. walk ia
Beverly Beach; prefer to rent by
season but will consider weekly OF
monthly. For appointment. phone
UN. 1858 or write Box IL. Mayo
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SPRING SPECIALS

New rowboats. 10 it., $50: IL IT,,
500. 95: IA IT,. S1I9: 16 IT.. Sl29;
Painted two colors. Oarloeks. Inc
Get ready for the coming shAd
hshins! Nungesser and Gathers
bats nov on display,
strake design Aft boats. An
mahogany walk through decks.
Now on display. Open evenings and
Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
MANASSAS, VA.

40 acres. near Manassas Park;
excellent investment for division
into farmettes; S17.500.
go acres. Lake Jackson area;
beautiful stream: valuable tim
Der; good frame house: S15.S50
3-2l acres modern home with
garage; $4,000
Handsome rambler, on large lot;
screened porches: fireplace; once
on lower level; $37. SD5.
Lovely 5-rm. brick rambler. on
Pa acres; -carport and guest
house; SlS.500.
6-Beautiful brick home. on 1872
acre farm, near historic Manas.
: sas Battlefield Park; $l25.000
Of exceptional land; nice home;
S57. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
MONEY TO LOAN

FROM $500 TO $1,000 on kept
homes with some equity; Va. D c.
or Md. Raise cash. repair. co.
$4,000 or (evesD ia. 2-52S0.
LOANS, So. O00-S5O..
000-Group your debts lower YOUR
payments refinance your property
and improvements Quick. honest.
courteous service on .Eeal estate,
MARYLAND Call MR. ROBERTS,
Baltimore. Md day or night suns
and holidays a. SARATOGA 7-4047.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

APPROXIMATELY qs eSyAAsTTy S lee AeHEs sAs
ce:HfAsEp By ARMY NAVY coTN:
TRY CLUB. PRICE AND TERMS
EXCEPTIONAL. NO BROKERS,
PHONE EN-. 3-7O7S,
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Overlooking the Bay-Pretty cor
ner cottage. ~ acre excel cond.
cleo kit. 2 bedrms. bath shower
large front porch; beautiful treei
and shrubbery. This Is the house
you have been looking for.
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channel, I2-volt, 75-watt; new;
FCC type approyed; less antenna;
1922; JoHNNIE's GARAGE. Baltic;
Laurel; Jessup. Md. Phone Water
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lots (5); 1-acre lots 90; Mt. Yer
non area: wooded; all utils. in
ready to go: priced right; VT
TORI REAL ESTATE CORP. IA
h-2R3h. Elk 2-S06O
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lWATERFRoNT-sALE tcont. J

SHERWOOD F0REsT-cottages 2.
B, 4 and 5 bedrms. T. r. FITZ-
GERALD. EN-. 3-6Ogl.
EPPING FOREST-Like new; 2 bed
rooms. liv. rm.. kitchen, bath and
porch; fully screened: $4,000. HA.
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HERNDON AREA
HERNDON
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Redwood Rambler
3 Yrs. Old

Two bedrooms. living room viii
freDi. kit. dining aleOve. . baths
gas at, floor furnace, Venetian
blinds, hardwood floors on u acre
Price e. $50.
Three bedrooms. "a baths. Twins
room. dining room. kit, gas heat
foo furnace, 2-csr garage; price
81 500 on - acre
BOTH PROPERTIES PRICED FOR
1M say va,y SALE ,,, 10 sEII rsani Es
and low monthly payments, lneiud
ing insurance and taxes DIREc.
TONS: on U 8. Rte. z onto Rte
COG to. Herndon Gulf EaS station
turn Jeff on Grant st, "a block 4
OPEN SIGN. NJ. A. MARTIN. 6is
Spring 81 Herndon. Va. Phon'
Herndon 430
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$500

Home In waterfront community;
. bedrms Nv RIM, Kit bath encl
porch. oil heat; - miles to d. c.;
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MONEY WANTED

SECOND.TRUST 5-year notes: sea-
soned 4 months: will give large dis
counts. For further information,
call OV 3-363S.
WANT TO BORROW $1,000 for
three years at 6cs to So annual
interest Repayment Of loan on
monthly basis. Loan will be secured
by 3rd trust on real estate. BOX
Abb, Star.