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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-31
Commission
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come of the united suburban op'
position to this increase.
Relief Funds
Up to July 1st there were
seven relief cases and THEN
cost to the city for the six
month period was $3,774. This
was less than the corresponding
IL cases and 1924 for the 1857
period. However, Finance Di-
rector G.. T. Apthorp reported
five new cases since July 1st.
In addition, it was explained,
the city's low relief costs in
previous years has brought re-
duced return in relief funds
from the county's state alloca-
tion. The Commission author
lied an added $4,000 ALLEGATION
to the special relief fund.
Police Rules
The Commission also ap-
proved revised rules and regu-
lation for the police department.
In presenting this report, Mr..
Apthorp stated there has been
no change in any rule or regula-
ton as far as current practise
and procedures are concerned.
Rather there has been clarifi-
cation of both. The new form
has the approval of the Chief
Of Police.
The Commission approved a
$4,000 expenditure for extras
at Shaw Field and Skating
Rink park black topping. 1t was
that a larger area
was taken in for the hard sur
facing than first intended, and
that the topping had been
sealed, also not included orr
ginally. A $1,000 invoice for ex-
tras at the skating rink was
Here, too, there had
been official change orders and
extras not in the original plans.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-31
Seek Recruits
For Civil Air
Patrol Unit

The privilege Of wearing the
Air Force uniform with special
insignia can belong to any boy
or girl, IA years of age or
over of good moral character,
who becomes a member of the
Civil Air Patrol, an auxiliary Of
the United States Air Force.
CAP is a nationwide organi-
cation, is composed of teenag-
ers and adults striving to pro-
mote the interests of aviation
and to foster character and pa
triotism. Among many of CAP
activities are summer encamp-
ments at air bases, drill teams
which compete for state and ma
tional awards, cadet exchang-
es with foreign countries, air
plane rides, flight scholarships,
and aviation Introductory cours-
es.
The nearest CAP squadron is
located at the Cuyahoga County
airport, Richmond Heights.
Meetings are held Sundays
from 1880 to 4:30 p. m. All
are welcome to attend. The
squadron owns its own airplane
and senior members donate
time and money to give cadet
flight orientation.
Captain Gerold Tartaglione,
EV. 1870, or Harry Dodge,
". 1-0219, will be glad to in
erview any prospective cadet.
If you would like any infor-
nation pertaining to this ar
ticle, call Mary Ann Davis at
HI. 2-7627.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Conrad Defeats
owning $500
Wednesday Night

The Understanding Conrad Cow.
boys rode to victory over the
Browning Indians 1920 wcdncs.
day on the strength Of the run.
ming Of halfba'k Gary Underwood
who personally accounted for 10
points.
The Cowboy starting eleven
held Browning 10 only seven
points through three periods. but
the Conrad reserves were no
match Rrowning's starting eleven
which rackrd up - points IN the
final s,anaa.
Sparkplug of the las, period
Browning offensive were quarter.
back Bill Benjamin and Dud Co.
bell. but II vas story Of too
little too late
Browning Was wiihOu, the scrv.
ices Of Galcn Sinclair and Burt
liOrn. who suffered injuries In
the ChOtrau game.
The victory left both Conrad
and Cut Bank undr;ratcd IN con.
ference play. when the Cowboys
met Gu, Bank during the season.
the co-champions battlcd 10 a
scorelcss tic
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Legion Auxiliary Holds
Regular Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting
of the american Legion Auxiliary
was held nj the home Of ArtiiS
C0bcll Tuesday. October ~. with
- members attending.
The meeting was opened in the
usual manner by President Co.
bell.
II was decided by the group to
donate S25OO to Mrs. Ramona
Davis who plans on attending
Girl Scou, leadership convention
~ Portland
Delegates and alicrnatcs were
selected to attend the Fall Dis.
trict meeting which is being held
Al Brady the first Saturday in
No, cmbrr.
Following adjournment, Of the
business meeting a delicious
lunch VS. served by Mrs. Ardis
COhc!l. Nd, Martha Juneau and
Mrs. Mary Armstrong
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Three Local Youths
Hospita|ized After
Friday Car Accident

Three Browning youths. BILLY
Craft. Carl Buckles" Schildt and
John k"inr!ly. Mere injured last
FRIDAY. Oci.hrr II. about 5 pm.
when the car III which they were
r.d!rg rolled over ~ miles south
Of the tli"k ~ station near
b!i Agency on Highway 80 The
ear. which belonged to Croft. was
aim">, completely demolished.
Mos: seriously injured was
e. e MA" 49, il = ate OF deep
.Ir.H y ''"i he I'D his two com.
uaninn> we're hrn,i".': to ;'m local
hospital by the Rc,'k ambulance
for treatment
Tia" !a'rS; report was that Croft
was IL = Scmi.coma state early
M week krHrrrlv. less serious
!. injured. was reported diS.harg
81 from the hospital the same
I!.h; he Was ;akra there for
treatment
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Federal Supervision
CT Reservations
Aired At Meeting

Possible termination Of Indian
reservation supervision by the
Federal Government was one of
the questions repeatedly discuss.
ed at an l8.Sta,r meeting recently
held in st. Paul
This was announced by Man
tana'S Indian \ifnlr> go n,d,n,'nr,
Il. ". Brrc1n. ON hi, return from
the meeting.
Bcrgan. former Brow ming pub.
lie schools superintendent, and
others at the interstate Indian
council sessions, also discussed
such topics a, Law ard order ON
reservations. l"tl.n welfare prob
lem, and the n,.w ,.drl.,l rem
burSrincnt pcn..rIn for Indian
education.
lie also said the 10 states rep.
resented at the meeting contain
IS per cent Of the nations Indian
population. B"rgan is a director
If the council and has served as
its chairman.
Tho other Montana delegate
was Stephen DcNarS Of Butte.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Seville Raneher Injured
In Saturday Car Accident
O, South Overhead

Don Peterson. Seville resident
Was injured last Saturday when
the pickup he Was driving hit
ia" south end Of the Ovcrpas>
ah,u' ,arrc miles east of Brown,
Iag
The wind. which was strong
tina: day. evidently caught Peter
>,h'> car and blew him into the
r"rIrr -! The OvcrpaSs.
Peterson was taken by Beck
ambulance 20 the loca! hospital
for treatment. The extent Of his
InIurn'S was not immediately
know .Nirr being treated nj the
local hospital. he was taken Ia
Cut Bank by Jess Harlan.
Peterson was alone and bound
an y hunting excursion At the
time q. the accident.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Browning Man Fined
In Great Falls covrt

Clifford Monroe. p. Of Brown.
ing. was fined SIS and given a
N-day suspended sentence in the
Ralph tandano justice court last
Saturday morning for malicious
destruction Of property.
Monroe repeatedly entered q
room nj the Wcisc hotel on Cen.
trail Avenue In Great Falls by
forcing 4 screen off a window and
climbing through Monroe had a
room nj the Stevens hotel. also
on Central avenue. and had kick.
I'd the screen off the window in
his room 10 climb across 10 the
Wcisc hotel. where he entered a
room rented by q Donald Justice.
The only thing apparently taken
was q tic clasp.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Indians Take Homecoming
Victory Over Choteau Bulldogs

Quarterback. Bill benjamin.
spanked the Browning Indians to
three second period touchdow MS
rs the cho,cau Bulldogs were dc.
fca,cd by tho Indians. 1914. Fri.
day evening in Browning's annual
homecoming yamc.
The Bulldogs scored IN the first
quarter when Leroy Ycagcr skirt.
cd ~ yards on an end sweep to
cap 577.yard drive. Ycagcr also
ran for the extra point.
The Indians came to life In
the second quarter when Bcnja.
min threw q ?@.yard pass to Bud
cohrli. right halfback. who took
the bail on the Indians IS and
OUTRAGED the choteau defense.
The try for extra point failed.
The second sore came when
Benjamin tossed q flat pass to
c.brll from the 8 yard line. This
capped y short drive Of - yards
after th"tcau was held to downs
and forced to punt. Once again
the con. crSiOn attempt failed.
the final tally was q pass from
Brnjamin to Galcn Sinclair. left
end. from the ~ yard line. This
rD resulted when Burton Horn
Intercepted q ChO,rau pass with
les. THAI q minute left In the
hal! The Try for pOt.i again was
70 good and the score nj half
inhc was Browning IL. Cho,cau
Z.
t.M.cau's fiiai ;.;::y came when
Ray Van Wtckcn bounced on q
Brow nirs tumble In the end zone.
Andy Anderson ran for the extra
point
The fans and coaches were we'll
pleased with the fine defense Of
Browning players John Kapor.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Cut Bank Hunter
Suffers Broken Ankle
On Hunting Trip

Leroy New man Of Cut Bank
sustained q badly fractured leg
Saturday afternoon after packing
into the mountains with a party
Of Browning hunters near tho
Tex Hughes ranch.
The party. Oscar Doanc. Clar.
cncc Kern. Everett Conlcy. DR..
King and Newman. had packed
back into the elk country early
Saturday morning where they
set up camp. then decided to do
little scouting and plan the
hunt for the nr\, day.
While on their way to camp
Newman slipped on a snow GOV.
cred log and twisted his leg in
such a way that when he fell his
ankle was broken.
DUanc. who with him al the
time. went on 10 camp and re-.
turned with Kern and Doc King
and one Of the horses. The doctor
and Kern impr0viscd . woods
mans splin," with branches and
rope and brought Newman back
to camp where they rested 4 shOr,
time then packed him back 10 the
road through 4 heavy rain and
Slcci storm. then on to Browning
According to DR.. King the frac.
iurr Was an unusually bad one
and Newman will not be- able
10 walk on il for about - weeks.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23

Browning teacher. now co-ordin.
ator of junior high school cduca.
ton at Northern Montana Col.
lcgc in ltavrc. will be guest speak.
er 1t the meeting Of elementary
principals which will open at 8:l5
am.
Proceedings will begin with
sectional. meetings Thursday NJ
Longfcll0w school in Great Falls
Three general sessions are SEIZED.
ulcd at the Civic Center audi.
forum. Nine sectional meetings
are on Fridays schedule.
4 breakfast meeting OF the
association for supervision and
curriculum development is SEIZED.
ulcd At 8 am. at the DcNIolay
Memorial. Florence Schmidt WILL
participate In this program.
The ASCD will also meet at
$50 am. At Grca, Falls high
school. where Florence Schmidt
will again be on the program.
Special events scheduled in.
clude Delta Kappa Gamma
breakfast at 80 am Friday
at the DcMolay Memorial and
Northern Montana College alum.
nj luncheon Thursday noon at
the Schcil Restaurant.
The Starr School Fancy Dane.
crs. under the direction of mar.
raior. Earl Old Person. will gtIr
one of the performances for which
they are becoming widely know u.
during the two-day convention.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23

Called as witnesses. and also
repeatedly cycwitncsSrs to III"
shooting, were August SWim>
under. 90. and hi father VI. harI
Swimsundcr, ~ 3ni ~ FIJI
agent Bob Kirkland Of ru' Er!,h
who investigated IN" 49, \ l1'r
report SAID The ruIrt asked inr
all evidence III the case for de-
termination i! malicious .ntcat
was involved
The government wa represent
by Michael OConnell AID Na!t.
Spahgelo. asaIstant / 5 D.5tIi.i
Attorneys
Spotted Edsl,. VT, rrp!,,rhl, It
by Wilbur Werner of Gu, Bank
and Emmett Anslund. Attorneys
for both sides repeatedly agreed
that Spotted Eagl" was orc 81
the most successful aud rr,Ycr'
cd nf all full b,n"h> on ~" r,...,:
walton
thicfallnvCr was Shot III In"
forehead with a 5000 rifle ~ ne
stood about four feet from
Spotted Eagle. August SwIm>.
under testified The ShuOtIi.I ~
the result Of an urlLmrnl h.
tween Indian Bureau r!II.u!rr.
Chiciallovcr. and sheep ran,h r"
Spotted Eagle
Spotted Eagle is the llthcr Of
three children. ages Is. ~ a"d
3 and the defense counsel sad.
he has an excellent reputation
and credit rating. and had never
before been arrested.
The tragic part of the whole
thing is that Spotted Eagle is an
example Of uprightnc>S and sue
cess for the whole southern area
OF the reservation" Wilbur Wei
nCr repeatedly declared "A q d. i
matte plea for leniency and i
finding Of manslaughtcr gun;
rather than murder.
The defense called no wi,ncsSr.
but attempted to establish lack
of malice through cross cxamina
ton Of the three government v j.
rcsscs.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
District Governor Present At
Lions Club Annual Banquet

rcrrivi12 their club pa. from
the district Gn,"rnor. Dui Peter.
son Of Cut Bank. = arHa:v DISTRICT
t;OHcrn0r. WAS introduced Peter.
son was followed by Or llnw ard
". HLirman e CaUi'Iu. pas,
District Gmcru"r and currently
M International tnuarI.Hr "DH
Is q great friend ol the H.Iwi..
Ing club. and gIi HI, u>Ial 'lnr
reception.
The highligh, ri the r'rn!ia
was the address 0t john T.
Thompson. D.Nirir; Govern IT
37.t. which comprises 70 rlut>
IN central Montana and Nrr"ia
Jack las he prefers I" hr kHowI'
Thompson is u member -! ~"
Lions Club nj fn'rm"S'. ilHi'a
and took office 1t ~" COW" ,.Ir:'
Of tho rn;irc Di:i!.i - ~ Great,
Fall, IN June
ThUmp,nn'S ia'k. ntr u! The
best to br heard II" tic ! ~ r'u''
IN sometime. had To- - with
1.iO"i.m ihr"usini the World
and is vry dr.inI" impact a,
dricrari to rnmmu risn
Following his address. rhnmp
son and his wi.r were r.rsr hrd
VIII Il lo,,:t p. ;.rr or " GA .cs'
lSMAk fh., - g,l L., a =.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
EARLY Morning Fire
Consumes Two Homes

Local iircmcn were called
early Tues lay morning. about 4
ain. TO y fire on the west end
ni '"wn which apparently was
caused by an u.crhca,rd oil stove
Occupants o: the homes were
arou>ch and ,:krn from the burn
~ homes. one Of which belong
81 TO Mr." Josephine Bulichiltl
aid the other to Wiaslow Dcvcr
rnux.
TT Bullrh,ld home burncd t.
'ar ground and the DevcreauS
r"s.acirc was aimos: CON ,lr:cly
Jared
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23

The Bow .,!rs Lions t1uh held
II. roth annual Go. rrnnr> might
.: Hugh Blacks ~ Mary Lodge
las, "Wednesday night nj which
tame IS people e yrd .in
turkey ald ham b.. qurt
T.Wsr prrr.ii were members
Gi the lG:.l club and their wives.
visiting I..L = AID ihvtird guests.
jan F.shrr. local club pre- 81
&C. 4. acted as tOaS:n,aS.rr and
rapab.y handled the OrrasiJn
Following u good deal Of fun
around the banquet table by Tail
Txi,:rr. phii Ward. ably assist.
81 b% Earl Eastwood. there was
- report Ua this years :rssful
Lions FRA birthday calendar sale.
Program chairman. Jason Dcv.
riGLuA. .Ir. then Introduced liar
cid Enyd and his accompanied.
boa Schmidt. Boyd. music ~.
Mrurihr for Our srh0Ols. played y
dtfficui, baritone horn srlO.
which wa, we'll received.
ban Schmidt and Bob Harris
then acted rs inducing Officers
tor SIX nrw club members. John
Mike. Paul Wander J0di. Harold
Boyd. Howard johnson. bob Dur.
ham and Angelo Greco.
u was announced that Herb de-.
inncy and Francis Y Gunner,
Guardtpcc. Jr.. who were unable
10 attend for business reasons.
would be initiated at q later date.
The inductcrs had the honor Of
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Spotted Eagle Receives 10-Years
On Second Degree Murder Charge

James Spotted Eagle II was
sentenced to 10 years imprison.
mcnt Tuesday morning in FEEDER.
al Court in Great Falls by L. S
District Judge " ! Jameson
Spotted Eagle, local ,h"rp ranch
"r. 70. pleaded guilty Monday to
the murder Of Martin thlcfall
over. 81. last May l8
Spotted Eagle had previously
pleaded innocent to the shooting
which occurred near the corral
on the defendants ranch. located
y miles south vi Blow ming The
killing followed u drinking party.
aCrcIdin.: To witnesses
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
County Junior Fair
Board Will Hold
Election Friday Eve

The Glacier County Junior Fair
Board is scheduled 10 meet Fri.
day. November -. 4, 3 pm. in
the Blacklcct Agency barracks
building
Included on the agcnda for the
afternoon will be a Fair report
by Randy y Manuel; a report on
insurance on buildings by Emil
Rudiman of Cut Bank: a report
on land and Junior Fair report
by Tiff Mckay and Charles
Peterson.
Immediately following these
reports will be an election OF
officers.
After completion Of the after
noon business 4 tour will be con
Quoted for the purpose Of in
spcction Of the Junior Fair build
insS
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Browning Teachers Attending
State Convention This Week

Students in Browning public
schools will not attend classes to-.
day or Friday Of this week as
teachers from Montana and from
throughout northern Montana go
10 Great Falls October % and
- for the annual r,,".. ,:!na Of
the Monia':a f:data :iJ.l associa.
iion. for one 81 several sessions
to be conducted in central loca.
tons across the state.
Florcncc Schmidt. former
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23
Democrats To C verge
On Browning Tonight

Ml'!nr Wrri 'un,y Drmo
cratic Committee = Iiirman. has
announced the H. ::di Il Of u DriM
"rr"iir ra'iv IN the Browning
high school auditorium. s:ar,in,
Il, = pm. this eve ii,g irhurstayp
Feature. i S." ...r Vii h. ie.;.!
Anderson. ease date for rc.elcr
ton for Congress. Other state
and eos: ~ a dtdatcs will ais.
spcsk aiG be In attendance.
4 free lunch will b. served fol
lowing the program 10 which tho
public IL invited.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23

Loretta Jordan. II. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Jordan. and
Browning high school senior. was
chosen Homecoming Queen last
Friday evening al the homccom.
ing football game
Other candidates included:
Freshmen. Carol Woodward and
Audrey Powell: Sophomorcs.
Irnia GillrdcauX and Judy Mon.
zoe; Juniors. RoXie Iloyt and
Linda Douglas: Seniors. Loretta
Jordan and I.cta Brown.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23

Chief Justice James 7. Harri.
son Of the Montana Supreme
Court will be in Browning on
Sunday. October 70
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23

guard: Burton Horn. center. and
tackles Jim Johnson and Larry
Douglas
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-23

II takes q wise man to br salts
fled with what he deserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

P se'.s s. . ~: ~! 'i ~ ,::..
s a.s Ismisisf 'S on scS.s iop sia.
300, Many others. Tell ua your
needs RoMKR A co. Gathers
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EAST HYATTSvILLE--S36O cash.
2-bedroom bungalow. expansible
attic, sep. din. rm,, bsmt., fenced
yard. We take trades. FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES INC,
APP 7-4f46 It'll p nm
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home. 3 bedrms., din room, full
basement RA. 3-05l7.
COLUMBIA PINES 3-bedroom
brick rambler with basement: S14b.
SLEEPY HOLLOw-BTiek ram
bier, bedrooms, III baths. day
light basement with recreation
room In lovely area: Si65.
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedroom,
lis-bath, Cape Cod. Sl25.
Exclusive Agent
C. B O'sHAU0HNE9SY
JE. 2-2024 JE 2-Il0i
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ROBERT E. LOHR
Better BE CAREFUL

Or you'll fall In love with this
immae. early American raneher In
the exclusive Paint Branch Farms
area. This lovely home features q
step-down liv. rm There is plenty
OF shade for outdoor living on this
acre lot with picturesque stream
n the back. Priced in the low eos,
You can be the proud owner Of this
nome with q low down payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

PARK AREA--6-room
SSeE HS Sns: S.dr Sn ft ..S bs sSs
sondi ton PRICED 1t only S1es SIT.
500. with FILA terms. Can I'll
g Pm. WA; 7-Sso0. ROBERT 8.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHn: sIL.9sO. $500 down
ali schools. ALLEN, REALTOR.
RIA. 6-3333.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, 4Os 67th ave.
Brick bungalow, 2 bedrooms,
living room, dining room, Kitchen,
bath, hot-water heat, . air-con-
ditioners. 10. s-3306. s.
CARMODY HILLS - Only S2Se
down. Just S97 mo-, 2 bedFms..
BUNGALOW. Vacant. OWNER. JU.
1886.
CAROLE HIGHLANDS - Attractive
mr.. schools; corner lot with trees:
HUGH r. 4. pEc eS ne sEO 3es4S er III 3.
CHEVERLY AREA-3-bedrm. all
masonry rambler, Just 5000 down.
no Qualifying, immed. possession,
FrNCHAM q CO., UN. 4-S3S3.
CHILLUM HYATTsvHLE = Only
$3.50 dn. FILA. Modern semidet.
brk.: excel. cond.: Q spacious
rms; close-in location. Si2.o50.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-640O.
COLLEGE PARK AREA--b-room
brick bungalow on fenced level
lot: 2 large bedrms.. tiled bath;
gas heat. Property In excellent
condition. Priced ct only Sill
500, with FLA terms. Call til
g. p;mp;' WA4;o7 $500. ROBERT 9.
COLLEGE PARK AREA---S-bedrm.
rambler, 70 be completely. redec-
SaS PRICED sdf at ony s 4i:sRs VIII 81
reas. down payment. Call I'll o
ba&viI s VA \ CO.. -Y iNc. ROBERT s.
EAST HYATTSvILLE--S36O cash.
2-bedroom bungalow, expansibIo
attic, sep. din. rm., bsmt., fenced
yard. We take trades. FRED.
ERICK W. BERENs SALES INC,
AP. 7-4846 It'll pm.
ENTERPRISE RID, AREA-I acre
rambler; l4x23-ft. liv. rm. with
1replaee, l5xl9 master bedrm.,
l4xl6 cleo. kit; full, walkout en-.
trance bsmt, Priced right at Sl1,-
ERTIEs, AP. 7-7774'
GREEN MEADOWS = Delightful
f srlss hS SRSd. a az Roo Dars isrEs
SALES INC. AP. 7-9s4e III . . m.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLs - Si5-4b0.
LIST fir. den. full bsmt., SEP. din.
T T%;' e psssv loe. Just pass q. c.
9-1I03 It'll o.
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS, MO.-Iike
new. 3 bedrms.. baths, closed
porch: gear earage: rec. room.
Priced below cost at SS3, 900.
WALTER N. BAUMAN, 1922 Goth
50. NV. FE. 7-l544.
HYATTsyILLE-Three- bedTm- Co.
lonial home on level lot; near
only. Sl0,g60,. with low down pay.
ROBERT 9. DAVIS 4 Co, INC.
LANGLEY PARK, Brk. rambler.
lust Of y; Hamp ave.-Liv. rm.
with nrepl., spacious din. ares,
cleo. kit, 2 nice bedrms., full
bsmt. with rec. rm. Assume a.
loan; pay Tse mo. incl taxes
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor. HE.
Continued On Next PaSe5
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BETHEsDA-Beautiful center -hall
brick rambler: excel. loe- trepl.
In liv. rm. sep. din. rms all-elec.
mod. kit. 3 bedrms. 2 baths,
fun bsmt. with power rm.. lovely
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wis. ave. OIL. 2-2l23: eyes,. Oh.
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mr.. vitro-charmins
tri-level home: lge. liy: rmS;, pic
rms. III baths. elec. KIT, table
shaded fenced yard; assume 81
loan; asking $4,000. MRS.
HART. ~. 5-0775. COX q co.
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COUNTRY LIvING-All.brlck Gus,
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car Diet. brick garage; barn; beau
tlful level acre OF land; mr.. new
Rte, 20; h.-w.h.: porch; reduced
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

nrrHEsDA-chArmina brick Cape
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MErzLER, Rsaltor, b0a2 Conn, Ave,
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nr. schools; corner lot with trees:
$500 dn. and 5000 per mo.
HUGH T. PECK. He. 4-6400 til 0.