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The people's voice., 1957-10-11

Some concern has been eXpfesseu
because Kermit Daniels, Powell
county (site of the PRISON. state leg
islator. was not put on the citizen
committee to work on Montana Prls-
on matters. because of his valiant
fight in the legislature to bring about
improvements at the penitentlary.
However. the committee has big
job ahead of it. 1t would be too bad
to have it get involved in political
hassle over appointments at this stage
of the game, and am of the opinion
Legislator Daniels will be able to
continue his work in the interests
of the prison from without the net
work of committee restrictions as
we'll as from within.
The committee must be allowed
time to function. They must be al
lowed time to get into the problem
and do the job they have been as
signed, which isn't something they
can accomplish overnight. They will
need the patience and cooperation
of everyone.
The committee, to serve it's pur-
pose, has to be non-partisan, which
does not mean it is forever above
criticism. but in the interests of a
prison program that is not materializ-
ing in other hands, we should wish
them God-speed, and good luck, and
leave them to get down to business.
"MONTANA WATER FOR MON
TANA PEOPLE,, an echo from the
dead, came waiting back to haunt
our auditory senses through state
ment smacking of Rocky Mountain
faubusism in the Sunday newspapers.
"MONTANA WATER FOR MON
TANA PEOPLE" what does 1t
mean? What did it ever mean? Moth
ng, and Sunday as Montana people
read their newspapers they knew
what they suspected for several years.
Has the meaning been there all
hese years-and in its echo we COM
,rehend it? Has it always been MON
rANA WATER FOR MONTANA
~ ER-and the devil WIN Lne
,eople?
Certainly it is only the Company
wing of the Democratic party that
would be interested in fighting Para
Use Dam-for the Democratic party
as always been for development of
ur nations resources for the great
st benefit to- all the people.
A couple of small Montana Power
company dams near the site chosen
or the great Paradise Dam will bene-
it no one but financial interests
omewhere back east.
Least Of all Montana People.
Other federal dams have benefited
lie people in their area-must we =
,rever allow ourselves to be treated u,
5 dolts and fools by the opposition
The people's voice., 1957-10-11
ANCIENT PEOPLE

The Olmec, a mysterious race of
American Indians that flourished
some 400 years B. c., built elaborate
tombs and monuments of basalt rock
IN southern Mexico, the National Geo
graphic Society says. Findings indi-
cate these people had knowledge of
mathematics and developed a calen-
dar that the Maya may have bor-
roWed.
The people's voice., 1957-10-11
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
Rv GRETCHEN G. BILLINGS

to progreSS-What other dams have
done for other areas they will do for
us. or we are simply as stupid as the
power company forces hope we are.
MONTANA WATER FOR MON
TANA PEOPLE? We should sit and
watch it go by while other states and
Canada use it? Then we might have
enough water left for a couple of
power company puddles, and be able
to live in uneasy stagnation forever
more.
Not for me. | want Montana to be
alive and vibrant want it to be a
state in whose pleasant valleys my
children and grandchildren can find
their happiness-if other states get
some benefit from what gives us a
new lease on life it will make me
proud to have been in favor of a
project that brought opportunity to
Montana and in so doing helped the
nation.
There is no indication any en-
thusiasm can be generated in the Re-
publican party for serious candidate
against Mike Mansfield for U. S.
Senate. 1t still looks as if whoever is
in the race will be getting their name
before the public in preparation for
1860.
A Republican was heard to COM
ment the other day that every Re
publican in the eastern district was
thinking of running for Congress.
However, we have heard the odds at
this time are on Ted James, attorney
from Great Falls, as the most likely
for candidate for Con-
gress.
After the press release Sunday by
John Bonner, former high ranking
Democrat, blasting the chairman of
he Democrat Central Committee, and
lis "corhorts'', | called Left Erickson
o find out about these cohorts of
lis as Bonner called them.
Left told me it was a meeting of
he executive committee of the Demo-
ratio State Central Committee, elect
ID by delegates at the regular con-
'ention. In addition he said invita-
ions were sent to the president of
he Democratic State Women's club,
he president of the Young Demo
rats, all elected Democrat officials,
he congressional delegation, Jack
'oole, Democrat leadership of the
louise and Senate and leaders of
arm and labor groups. The meeting
yas called to discuss general party
olicy.
The blast was not unexpected.
ilenn Carney, personable leg man
or the corporations, and called the
company Democrat, sat in the hotel
'bby and counted noses as people
alked through to the meeting. Ru-
Tor has it he and Bonner had their
eads together in close conference
receding the press release.
Bonner not only scored the present
emocrat leadership, he pounced in
lie middle of Paradise Dam, to con-
emn it.
The Northern Pacific Railroad has
zen carrying the ball for the Power
ompany in the Paradise Dam con-
let, and we are also reliably in
rmed Bonner has recently been
red as trial lawyer for MP.
There is no reason why he should
IT associate with whom he pleases
Id take retainers from whom he
eases-but in fairness he should
eak IN public with the identifying
ice of his employers and not mas
erade as pious defender of the
ople.
The people's voice., 1957-10-11
Twas Ever Thus

The Helena INDEPENDENT "jogs slowly along giving
occasional naches from the minutes of the Legislative
ings Members people the wiser after reading it's
and unntelligibe synopsis than if line
been published And the INDEPENDENT has the cheek
it is newspaper"
Thus spoke the HELENA WEEKLY HERALD o February
TO- 1876 While there have been change editors
that time, every indication particularly during egsa
v sessions indicates there hasn't been basic editorial
policy change in the last 81 years plus.
The people's voice., 1957-10-11

More typewriter "Figments"

Last week the editor of the SANDERS COUNTY LEDGER
at Thompson K A Eggensperge made haste to inform
that reporting of doubtful veracy in the
MSOUAN concerning the proposed Paradise Dam not
of his doing He said the reporting was the Pigment OF one
wideIy-known press agents typewriter
This been of this typewriter fig
menting showing up the controlled daily for the
soaring the daghs out of the czeny and predict
ing dire fate the huge multiple purpose Para
disc Dam is built.
example, Anaconda Companys Helena INDEPENDENT Mon
PARADISE DAM WOULD CAUSE LOSS
OF 100000 THIS AREAS FARMERS" The g of
journalistic dealt at length how previously
Lewis Clark and Boadwater counties
shouldt be built
which the crowd and their
opposition the project
of followed
instance:
loss than 100000 cash income
result inevitably
construction the proposed Paradise DAM
the beet for the counties in
according the State of Agriculture
in the Helena
the Msoua
In planted
in
INDEPENDENT.
of Agriculture.
the Clarks
The people's voice., 1957-10-11

ana
bees
Raval Lake. Bdwte, Lewis Clark and Sanders Total
OF would
than than of the total
(This the
harvested either Lake, Ravali Msou
the hasn't ceased function because of
variat the three mentioned)
effect would
possibility that rail longer would be available the Poison
branch of the Northern Pacific"
FACT: though mp (Which closely associated with Montana
by seaboard firms
cksee VOICE, A.
of of the
to freight
bets the less than be inundated
n
kioul refinery Lumber other
freight hauling the of the NP profitable freight busi
branch the NPRR would have Interstate
the branch losing the railroad.
the railroad Finally all hokum
the will be
paid for Result will roadbd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-06

AREA, SIl,7OO-3-bed-
rm. semidet., full bsmt., clean and
neat throughout, mr.. schools; as
sumo A. loan; low down pay
ment VIII 6-S44Q
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CHEVY CHASE-Distinctive Co.
lonial in excel. neighborhood:
bedrms.. Q baths, study, powder
rm., beaut. handicapped yard, S30.-
900. A. v. PISANI. Realtors. OIL.
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BEAUTY SHOPS l3l.. fully eouip.,
B. boS ~ soTS c All s0 iop AZ.
Excel. terms owner has out o.
town Interests For inform, eaii
no. e.1pi0, Ma. e.ssee.
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CHEVY CHASE - Beautiful new
brk. rambler overlooking Rock
Greek Park. Center hall, liv. rm.,
din. rm., lge. well-equip. kit. with
family rm. area with fireplace: 3
bedrms.. . baths, lge. screened
pch., daylight bsmt. with fireplace
$1,000 cash. INEZ CUSHARD,
REALTOR, EN-. 2-4232 or OIL.
2-5S67.
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= BY OWNER. 3-yr.-
old 3-bedrm. brick rambler; large
fenced back yd.. fun tiled bsmt.;
blk. elem. schl; $l5.250; assume
lac. 4izee CT loan. l0103 Dickens
ave, OIL. 6-S776. No brokers.
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MASS. AVE. EXT.
5109 BROOKEWAY DIR.
OPEN SUM-, ! TO 6

This attractive williamsburg Co.
lOntal is located on n quiet street
two blocks south of Mass. ave. and
is only two years old: featuring liv-
ing room. spacious dining room,
bedroom or den, modern bath and
an all-electric kitchen with eye
level oven. counter-top range, birch
cabinets. on first floor; 8 large bed
rooms and bath on second floor;
gas raTcb notsr Assume, neat apn To3 sS5ee nea
first trust at 4iaee interest.
To reach: Out Mass. ave. NV. l
mile beyond d. c. line, left on
Brookeway dr. to 51O9.
A. c. Houghton g. Son, Inc.
DI. 7-9Ob7: Week Ends. OIL. 2-s420
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H g.1 sSSisspl S 3; f ,I ST:.
transp.; $3.50 mo, JE. 2.t90c.
SUBURBAN ALENANDRIA---7 rms,
l-aere lot; shade trees: 500 Call
p. l-Ba9N.
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3-bedrm. brick
Or rent. LEE ;' PsEw s FIAT I. J6,
9-570S; ewes. OIL. 4-5696.
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sale by OWNER-Fine
brick rambler: 2 bedrms.. lge.
kitchen and liv. rm.. screened
porch, full bsmt.: fenced yard;
large level lot, mr.. shopping cen
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room brick rambler, in perfect
condition; full bsmt., liv. rm. with
fireplace, dining rm. and equipped
kitchen; convenient financing
available. SAMUEL +. BOGLEY,
INC. PO. 2-6l51; ewes. and Sun,
Mr.. Wilson, GA. 4-SO34.
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SPACIOUS RAMBLER, with CENTER
hall entrance; 3 full baths. 3
bedrms., recreation rm.. hre-
places. Priced, $3.50 A. J.
KESSINGER & CO, JU. a-4544.
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VIEW-New brick ram
blers; ga baths. lge. porch, plas-
tered walls. equipped kit, lee.
full bsmt. Immed. walking dis
tance to elementary and parochial
schools Best buy in area at
S17.250. Also split-levels avail.
Out Ga. ave. to Viers Mill I'd,
left approx. 3 mi to Royal View
sign, right to sample house. /. L..
7 EfxrTC AOCnH ME GA9IR
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SILVER sPRNcs S12.eS0-s bed
schools. Miskt rent VIII option e
buy; LEE FREw PLAAJdIT. Ju. g.
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SILVER sPRnG, Sl2.eS0-s bed.
room,, nreplaee: wasnef: ..,. near y
Sos: ewes. Oh. {-5666.
SILVER SPRING - Attractive s.
bedrm; brick rambler; sep. On.
eood location siGIER & CO.
tMD), 10. 1855,
SILVER SPRING. 1914 sanford I'd.
on Ga. ave. and Forest Glen-S-
bedrsn. brick rambler: full hsmt
with outside entrance; fenced rear
yard. many extras. Ice. loW-per
cent LIST trust. NJ. PAUL HANNAH
| T3S 18th ST. NV. NE. s-4lO0.
SILVER SPRING, Piney Branch area
Brick rambler; no steps "a
climb. level lot. > yrs. old. 3 bed
rms. mod. bath, hv. rm.. firepl.,
! full din. rm.. mod. kit, disappear
I ing stairs TO attic, gas h.-w. base
board heat. large dry basement, u
bath, exit to yard: chain link
| fence; also adjoining lot 52xiS7,
seen by appointment. Sale price
I S34,050. H. HANNAuER, ~. g.
47e9; ewes. JU. 5-6025.
SLIGO PARK.SILvER SPRING
bedrms.. . full baths, dble, rec
/ rm. in mahog, paneling. beaut
bar. unusual features, delightful
scr. 15xlS porch. Located on
I beaut. HANDICAPPED. large corner
lot immed. adjacent to Sligo Park
1 1909 Dublin dr., JU. 5-3l65.
vIERS MILL-Immaculate 2-bed.
I'm. rambler with bsmt. on fenced
cor. lot. Only secs dn., MOVE IN
! GIDEON C. JOHNSON, WI
WESTMORELAND HILLS; $50, 800
Just q few steps over d. G. line
A solid-stone, sturdy Norman
type home. in Q beautiful setttnl
of tall trees, in this most sought
after area; full center hall,
bedrms., > baths, large livinl
rm., dining rm.. kitchen, garage
almost la-acre lot. Available 81
dayssoo "; B; WRIGHT EN-
WHEATON-By owner. 2 bedrms.
4 full hsmt,. Ice. lot. Assume CT Is
trust; 500 per mo. Low cash down
WHEATON-Pretty 3-bedrm. brlcl
rambler, S15,950; terms, or FLA
or rent, LEE FREW rLATT. u
9-570S; ewes. OIL. 4-5096.
WHEATON AREA, SIl,7OO-3-bed
neat thro1ghout, mr.. schools: as
sumo 4cs loan; low down pay
ment. VIII. 6-5449.
WHEATON. sale by oWNER-Fin
brick rambler: , bedrms, lge
kitchen and liv. rm.. screene'
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18th AND PARK RD.-e rms. and
2 baths; nice conyen. ioc.; S11.500
and terms
HARRISON a. ADAMS
o32 K st NV. Ma a-Q309
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8ETHESDA, l0lO5 Edward ave.
sonv. Snsncins i'V Va APPRAISAL paa e.
mo. covers eVerythine-3-be drm,
rambler, full tiled bsmt,, recr
rm.. fenced I'd. Must be sold. ANY
reas. offer will be considered. Old
Georgetown I'd. to Lone Oak DR.. ),
right to Edward. left to 10105
MRS. O'BRIEN, EN-. 2-732S.
RIGGS a. CO, Ma. S-l2T7.
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1-bedrm. rambler; gas heat; fenced
"a: mr.. NH. Naval hospital and
bus; S clean eond. and vacant Oh
VIC. LINCOLN PARK, iiia Pari
pl. n.e.-6 rms, bath, ear.; h..
VII; newly dec; $50. Ii. 6-e561
ARLINGTON, .4e44 8. end ST..
bedrm. brick home: fenesd-in yard
bsmt, near Pentagon, Arl Hal
and Navy Annex. IA, S-1336
CHEVY CHASE, mr. 81. Johns
Handsome red brk. Colonial. beau.
tifui st.: excel eond; fun center
Law, 4 Bis bedrms. 9 b. on snd
500 FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC
D1 7.14il; ewes. wo 6-54pa
sll ath ST, N.E.--Nevly remodeieI
a.bedrm. honei .conv. 70 capito
Hill, on : carlines NJ. PAU
HANNAH NE. $1,000,
iKis x ST. s,E.--Modsfn a.bedrm
home. y Blk 90 larney circle
$50 no. N. PAUL HANNAN Nj
5NANNs
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COLORED RIGGS PARK = BY
owner. Assume lie. CT, low On.
payment. Brick SENT; 3 bedrms..
Ice, kit, sep din rm,, bsmt {,
dishwasher disposal. Ice tile bath
and pwdr rn.. school and shop
pins within walking. bus at door.
IA o-QSO5
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
lCONIlNUEpl

$50 DOWN to euailhed pur-
ehasers. 4 bedrms.. 3 full baths.
fireplace. large mod. kit, 24-ft.
ss4 eco and up. Inmn.dist. pos.
s iSsilSH oPf Rrs sfEsF 81 siR R%
BETHEsDAi By owNER = Lse,
hrk. rambler; wooded lot; 3-4
oedrmS.. ? baths, separate din.
rn.. elec. kit. eating area, pam
try. daylight bsmt.. rec. rm.. patio.
washer, drier. extra-lge. closets
lures. S24 800. OIL. 6-4Sa3.
BETHESDA : By OWNER: 3-yr.-
old 3-hedrm. brick rambler; large
fenced back yd., full tiled bsmt.; /
blk. elem. schl.; $l5,250; assume
lee. 4lzee G1 loan. lOlO3 Dickens
ave, OIL. 6-s776. No brokers.
BETHEsDA, 1905 Edward ave.
0 cnrY Sun Sn ns s,S;3O, Gil Fla s o.
S mO covers sec SpS sDDESS sae
T ram fenced aO "a Nus Must 6 S: Sold r sny
reas. ofier will be considered. Old
Georgetown I'd. to Lone Oak DR..
Tight to Edward. left to 1905
RiGGs 4 CO. Ma. s-ia77.
BETHESDA; 15,O00-BricA q
story, mr.. NH; living rm., dining
rm., kitchen, . bedrms., bath, full
screened porch. garage. You cant
EN-. $4,000 til 8 pm.
BETHESDA, PARKWoOD, AIS
Edgefleld I'd .-Briggs-built RAM
BIER u95D. 3 bedrooms, 81 3
living and dining room combina-
ton with 2 large picture windows
ring. rock lath and plastered walls
fully insulated. gas heat with
filtered air-circulating system; full
basement, extra high. with large
playroom; lot, 62.5. by 1858 feet
excellent drainage, HANDICAPPED anc
fenced. Owner transferred. Priced
S21,950. INSPECTION BY AP.
POINTMENT ONLY. Call OIL. g.
BETHESDA-Delightfui brick ram.
bier; lv. I'm. with cathedral cell,
ing; sep. din. rm,. bedrms., ::
baths; rec, nm, SS6'250. A. v
BETHESDA PARKWOOD, 1910,
Parkwood terrace-Trade-secret
contemporary rambler; beautiful!
landscaped; near Rock Greek Park
NH. Naval Hospital. public s ,c
parochial schools. Open plan liv
fireplace and 24-ft. picture window
on garden patio; G-E kit, dish
washer, DISPOSAL. washer drier: :
bedrms. plus convertible study
guest rm.. l "a baths. 8 lge closets
Venetian blinds throughout; gar +.
workshop with enclosed storage
area. Priced for quick sale a.
S22 500. Owner leaving the State
Olympic 9-S925.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-AttractivC
brick Cape Cod, framed by tow
ering trees; . bedrms., bath on
LIST level: 2 bedrms., bath up
walk-out floor level with rec. ano
hobby rm.. opening onto patio
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL 2-9070.
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE-Eflcient
beautiful, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
Calf. rambler on almost acre
wooded lot, l "a years old. Architect
designed for real outdoor living.
Lee. family and living rm. with
fireplaces. Sacrifice. low sos for
immediate sale by OWNER trans
ferred. OIL. 1884.
BURNING TREE ESTATES-Beau.
tiful split-level on Ia-acre lot; sep
din. rm., mod. kit, 3 bedrms.,
baths, porch, full bsmt, double
carport; $4,000. GEO. W
ROBERTSON. Realtor. 1886 Wis
ave, OIL. 2-2123; ONCE open Sun
1917: ewes, EN-. 2-2025.
CHEVY CHASE-Distinctiv Co.
lonial in excel. neighborhood. 4
bedrms.. Q baths, study, powder
rm., beaut. handicapped yard, S30,-
600. A. v. PISAN1. Realtors. OIL.
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

and 5 bedrooms. big family
room 3 baths. full bsmt., garage,
quiet attractive area: $27 ,45Q and
out n.S Conn AVE- Tisns s Gn
on Inverness, follow signs TO Spring
Hill Woods model house. OIL. p
1857 or RE. 7-6660.
COTONTAI INVEST m
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RISK CAPITAL NEEDED - Prin-
cipals with interest in engineer
ing or mapping will md this ven
ture stimulating and financially
rewarding. Box 4SS-E. star. Ia
BEAUTICIAN-Lif opportun-
ityl Can buy modern. fully equip,
shop in exceptional location at q
very, very low price. Call ANDRlS,
OIL. 2-907O.
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WOODMOOR-Lovely 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler; Ia baths. lEe. fully
equip. kit. full bsmt., garage; 4
Anchor fenced yard; ideal for
children or pets. Priced in 20s
nv OWNER III S-S6I1
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BETHESDA. PARKWOOD- az
:. PARKMOOn. lOlOl

BETHESDA-Delightfui brick ram
bier; liv. rm. with cathedral CELL
ing, sep. din. rm.. 3 bedrms., .
baths, rec. rn1., $26,250. A, v.
PISANI, Realtors. OIL. 4-75O0.
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CATHEDRAL AREA
OPEN SUN, 2-b
3715 Fulton st.-Desirable 4-bed-
rm. brick townhouse, baths den'
lanes CARR Elk. 3-7400
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
(coNTINUEpI

OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE
In ownership Of lge., superbly To-
Gated motel now being developed
where road changes cannot de-
preciate. Boz ls5-H. Star.
BEAUTIFULLY EoUIPPED BEAUTY
SHOP in active shopping center.
lO2l Wehler place sc; Your own
terms. Many other beauty and
barber shop locations. Architec-
tural plans provided. EISS REAL
TY. Location Specialists, ST. g.
S746; ewes. To. 2-2e31 or VII
6-2394.
81 a DAY MT RENTAL FOR
HOTEL DINING ROOM
10Th st. NV. nr. r st.-Com-
pletely equipped: nice kit: ready
for business: good following. Mr..
PELL no. 2-9552; ewes. ia.
9-61S7.
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UNEMPLOYMENT COUNTY : q he'd

parkway. Silver Spring-2-story
brick Colonial. WINSTON c. CLAY,
WA. 7-422S.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY = 3 bed :
rms. mod. bunga: like new; near
transp. and shopping. S1-2. 900
dn. or exch. ia. 9-7010.
Mr.. ST. MICHAEL'S - 4 -bedrm.
shingle Cape Cod with full baths,
pch., bsmt.; mr.. parks and high
school; custom construction: needs
dec; S17.950. A. J. KESSINGER
Co III 0-4544
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BY OWNERi S15,95O-3-bedrm,
brick Cape Cod. liv. rm., hre-
and bath full bsmt.. k-out
Beaut. fenced yard, storm win
dows, cow. to public and pa
rochial schools. OPEN. Dir: North
on Wis. ave. l blk. beyond Naval
Hospital to Cedar lane, right ap-
prox. / mi. TO Everett St, left to
45o6 VIII 6-9762
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HILLS GROVE-Efncient

beautiful, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
Calf. rambler on almost acre
wooded lot, "a years old. Architect
designed for real outdoor living.
Lee. family and living rm. with
fireplaces. Sacrifice. low sos for
immediate sale by OWNER trans
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WHEATON-THIs HOME rs m

3-bedrm, brick rambler with bsmt.
81 500 dn., assume GI loan. GID
EON G Johnson. VIII R-0334
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3 BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER. only
& years old and nicely kept; all
12Is. din. rm. I2x10, kit. with
eating space. smallest bedrm. l2x
o: full dry bsmt. with rec. rm. !.
big screened porch. alum. storm
windows; level lot; walking dis
lance to bus. stores, library and
grade school. East of Ga. ave.
south of Old Bladensburg rd.;
xI6.950. Call 10. 4-63S9.
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HOUSES uHFuRMIsnED

ARL., N.-3-bedrm. brk. rambler:
Ideally located: sl26 mo- IA.
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brick Cape Cod. framed by tow
ering trees: 9 bedrms., bath on
LIST level: 2 bedrms., bath up;
walk-out floor level with rec. and
hobby rm., opening onto patio.
Very reasonably priced in low EOS.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-q07O.
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ALEX, vH.-New 3-bedrm, brick
aim rm'. Eit' V dSfi' sink. ssrSs @
baths, lge. utility room. gas heat:
BIG LAWNS, 90, D-e22O
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BURNING TREE EsTATEs-Beau-
~ tiful r sDlit-le Ue On ;sc sed lot sep
baths, porch, full bsmt., double
carport: S27.500. GEO. W.
ROBERTSON. Realtor. 1886 Wis
ave, OIL. 2-2123; ONCE open Sun
1917: ewes, EN-. 2-2025.
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SLIGO PARK-sILvER SPRING

WHEATON-By owner. 2 bedrms..
full hsmt.. lge. lot. Assume CT LIST
trust; 500 per mo. Low cash down.
In A-636Q
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BETHESDA: S15,O00-Brich 2
fm., kitchen. : bedrns.. bath. faii
screened porch. garage. You can't
beat this price, v. B: WRIGHT
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ATTENTION HANDYMAN = older
style. cedar shingle bungalow, mr..
District line; . bedrms. and heated
greenhouse; S9.95O. A. J. KES-
SINGER e. CO., JU. 9-4544,
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You SAGE 80!
KROEHLER 3.Pc. Curved Sectional
full cushions

The finest curved sectional value in town! Ideally
proportioned to fit your corner. Handsomely
styled and experty toiIored. Full FOAM RUBBER
scot cushions Of course! Available in wonderful
new "Scotch-Gord" fobric in most Of the latest
decorator coIors. An outstanding offer!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-14
for hearing said petition.

for hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered. that
copy Of this order DC published
once in each week for three
weeks consccutively previous TO
said time Of hea ing. in the
Detroit Tribune, a newspaper
printed and circulated in said
County Of Wayne.
WILLIAM ]. CODY.
Judge OF Probate
! do hereby certify that /
have compared the foregoing
copy with the original record
thereof and have found the same
10 be a correct transcript OF
such original record.
Dated: Dec. 3, 1857
John F. Moore, Deputy Probate
Register l2-l4-l2-2o