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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Browning Youths
Apprehended After
Legion Club Robbery

Early Tuesday morning the
American Legion club was brok
en- into and burglari1cd of six
cases of beer, several bottles of
liquor and $lO2 90 in rolled
nickcls.
About noon OF the same dav
Tribal Policeman. Edmond Jun.
eau. and Special Officer. Rankin
Brown, apprchcndcd three youths
who admitted the burglary.
The youths had gained en-.
trance to the club by breaking
in the lower part of III. front
door. then the smaller boy, a
l7-year old. crawlrd through tn,
opening to unlock the door for
his waiting companions
One of the boys. Ralph Baker
Ia. was already awaiting hearing
in Justice Court on charges of
ncturing several car tires
around town the previous week
Three complaints had been
filed on the tire pun,lurinp
charge to which Baker pleaded
guilty. Tuesday. t~o more com
plants were filed On the same.
count. but Baker pleaded no,
guilty to these. However. he was
found guilty in Justice Court
Tuesday evening and ordered TO
make restitution for the tires and
sentenced TO Is days IN the
county Jail on each count. TO be
served cOnsccutivcly. a total of
60 days.
After completion Of his sen.
lencc 1t Is expected he will face
q felony charge resulting from
the club burglary NhIrh will take
him into Dis,r!c, Court.
The cases Of the other two
youths have not been disposed
of as yet and vii! be handled
in Indian Court.
Sheriff Jesse Harlan and Dep.
uty Sheriff Ed Gobcr, assisted
in the investigation and have
also been working on several
other eases Of breaking and enter.
Ing local business places
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Free Throw Trophy
To Be Awarded

\ free throw trophy will be-
~ ardrd to the player with the
hes; free throw average. There Is
y large trophy for which the
players name viii be- engraved.
and q smaller trophy for the play.
or to keep
The player mus, have attempt.
I'd ai lras. IS free throws and
,hi, trophy will apply only to
the conference games which will
star, January : The trophy ap.
plies % the "a" squad only.
Here Is u prcvirw Of the boys
free throw accuracy since the Cut
bank Browning game q, Cut
Bank
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
American Legion To
Sponsor Free Movie
For Local Small Frv

4 free showing Of motion pic.
lures will be given for the chill.
drcn OF the area Sunday after.
noon. December q. beginning at
2 pm. at the Park thcatcr. II was
announced this week BY Clarence
Edwards. Commander Of the local
American Legion post. after Off.
Gals OF the organization complct.
cd arrangements with Jim Lead.
better. thcatcr manager.
Because Of necessity. only chill.
drcn u years Of age and under
will b. admitted. Only one show.
ing will be given. This will enable
ihcatcr personnel to clean up the
premises for the regular evening
ihcaicr schedule.
As In previous years. several
post members will be on hand
not only to insure proper be.
ha, Tor and prevent malicious
damage. bu, to enjoy the pictures
as we'll.
Pos, members and the thcatcr
management have been thorough.
~ satisfied with the behavior Of
the children during previous
years.
The show will last over two
hours with the following pictures
10 b. shown:
CLOAK and Stagger". stunt
Pilot. Brave Little Brave.
Oceans Of Love. Tooth or Con.
sequences" tip n Atom. "Swiss
Tease. "i'trkoolyar Siichccau.
shun". "i'h0ncy Baloncy". and
"picktcd Iuss".
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Reservation Still
Under Consideration
For Launching Site

Industrial Development Special.
list ST. Clair. before leaving
browning las, Thursday. reported
tina, the possibility of a future
launching site is still very much
alive"
J. y. Lowe. Chief of the Branch
of Industrial Development. re-.
Gently contacted Legislative Liza.
sun officer. Close. and Col. J. 4.
iiascn.ann. both Of the Air Force
ut the Pcntagon in Washington.
and was informed that no deci.
sion has yet been made.
The proposed site is still under
consideration. Lowe said. and it
was felt that no decision would
be made until the next fiscal
year.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
vanda|S |nf|iCt Extensive
Damage To High School

An undiscloScd number of van.
dals and hOOdlums visited an ex.
tensive amount of stupid and ma.
licious damage on the Browning
high school carly Sunday morn.
ing.
Liquor in bottles. as we'll as
in the individuals. played a part
in tho shameful performance
when full bottles of beer were
hurled through four large plate
glass windows. Most of the dam.
age was done in the office area.
the Home Ec room. the shop and
room 7. Drawers were riflcd and
the contents scattered over a
wide area as II an indoor cyclone
might have hit the place.
Entry to the Home &c room
was gained ny taking tools from
the shop and cutting a hole in
an oak door which had cost the
taxpayers $l5O.M. Food was scat.
tered about the room and the
contents Of the refrigerator was
spread in an interesting pattern
over the flour and furnishings.
The vandal> apparently knew
the school we'll and also took
their own liberal time in going
about their rounds Of destruction.
The shop bore the major part
Uf the damage including seven
broken windows and the lO0,crS
took II gallons Of gasoline from
the school truck.
Ono could moralizc about such
willful and costly stupidity: The
individuals would b. mos, in.
suited IL they were told that
their actions put them on the
Idiot fringe" The law is in.
vcstixAtinx the crime. and 4 lib,
eral reward has been offered for
information leading to arrest and
conviction Of the culpri,s. Damage
has been estimated in excess OF
$4,000.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Tribal Purchase
Orders Stimulate
Christmas Spirit

Following the Blackfeet Tribal
Business Council meeting held
December II at which time the
Council voted a 500 per capita
payment from the December 10
oil and gas lease auction which
brought over a million and q half
dollars. a decision was made by
the Council in an attempt 10 help
some members of the tribe for
the Christmas holidays. 10 give
orders to various stores. Purchase
orders arc in the amount of S25
per person. not To exceed 500
per family. and were started to
be issued Tuesday.
For all members Of the tribe
who wish TO take advantage If
this accommodation. the amount
Of the store order advanced to
hem will be withheld when the
SlOO per capita payment is finally
made.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18

Tuesday of this week. this stu
alton changed considerably and
the picture looked brighter for
the Blackfcct.
As a result Of last weeks oil
and gas lease auction 4 long line
formed in front Of tho Blackfcct
Tribal office. even before 8 am.
as the Blackfeet people waited to
receive their S25 purchase orders.
the issuance of which was ap.
proved by the Tribal Council
Immediately following the oil and
gas lease auction. which nctted
the tribe SIG million for 40 tracts
of tribal land. Santa Claus" had
indeed stopped on the Blackfcct
reservation.
For many who were without
funds. these purchase orders are
all the Christmas they will have
this year. They can look forward.
however. to an even brighter day.
sometime before April Is OF next
year. when they will receive the
balance Of the 500 per capita
payment
II will take from six weeks 10
three months before the final
per capita payment can be made
But in the meantime. the pur.
chase orders which arc issued to
individual tribal members in
amounts not to exceed SIS per
person and 500 per family as
an advance to be charged against
the per capita payment. has
brought the hustle and hustle of
Christmas buying In Browning
and has gladdcncd the hearts OF
the Blackfcet people.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Post Office Hours
Lengthened For Holidays

To accommodate Christmas
pos, office patrons this season,
Postmaster Donald Bell ann0unc'
e. 'ha, : 'urday's office hours
viii be- ~. 'adcd to S pm. The
regular Saturday hours are from
3 am To ~ noon. The afternoon
vii! he devoted to the dispatch
uf mai. such aS delivery and re-.
rcIpi u! Christmas packages
However. he suggests that pat
rons mail earlier so rs to avoid
\ las, minute rush Saturday after
noon.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Institution Of Indian Relief
Program Announced By Bureau

According to q late news ret
lease. MOntana's majors an
nounccd Monday the institution
Of o relief program for the Black
feet Indians who were one Of
the subjects Of the hour long
tclcviSiOn broadcast. The Amer.
lean Stranger" last November 10
Senators Murray and Mansfield
said the Department Of interior
advised them that the program
will be instituted rs promptly
rs possible by the Indian Bureau.
and that the Interior Depart.
men, has found q means whereby
excess blankets or other suitable
items no, needed by other federal
agencies may be- channclcd 4"
the Montana tribe.
The program was also reported.
" described by the Democratic
senator's as involving the relief
Of distress. Indian Bureau off.
cials were reported u b. work.
ing with the General Services
Administration to determine the
type and amount Of goods avail.
able.
A. . result Of the MIC program,
the Tribal Secretary was report,
I'd 10 have received a flood Of
letters and packages. and the
local Chamber Of Commerce also
received letters Of request for ad'
vice % 10 where to send clothing
and bedding to the needy Black
feet.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Community a"

Chairman: Richard Dean. i2i
Circle Drive. Cut Bank. Mont.
Vice Chairman: Charles Coop.
er. 200 3rd St. SW. Cut Bank.
Regular Me m b err: Phil La.
Brechc. Browning. IAiont.
First Alternate: Everettc La.
grand. Box $40. Cut Bank.
Second Alternate: Alva Atkins.
Box 1883. Cut Bank.
Community B"
Chairman: l.. W. Procfr0ck.
::.33 End Ave. SW. Cut Bank.
Vice Chairman: Melvin HeGg.
Box 1852. Cut Bank.
Regular Member: {. NJ. Clark.
Box 80. Cut Bank.
First Alternate: Oswald Brad.
ley. Cut Bank.
Second Alternate: Sam John.
son. Box 1851. Cut Bank.
Community &c"
Chairman: Alfred Olson. Cut
Bank.
Vice Chairman: Bill Held. Box
1881. Cut Bank.
Regular Member: Jack Twcedy.
Box 800. Cut Bank.
First Alternate: Wayne Simon.
son. 60l LIST ST. Sc. Cut Bank.
Second Alternate: John f..
Lewis. BOX $50. Cut Bank.
Chairman OF the newly elected
community committees will NEE,
December 30 In the Glacier coun.
~ ASC office to elect q three.
member county ASC committee
and two altcrnatcs. The county
ASC committee Is responsible for
the general direction Of all ASC.
administered programs In the
county. The committee selects
an office manager who is rcspon.
siblc for administrative opera.
tons Of the county office.
Ball0ting In the recent election
was slightly heavier than the cleo.
ton for the 1858 committeeman.
l68 ballots were received this
year. Last year i+8 ballots were
cast. ASc office estimates there
were approximately @35 eligible
voters IN the county.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Browning Inches Victory Over
Choteau IN Thrilling Tourney

The Browning Indians inchcd
by the Cho;cau Bulldogs in the
second game Of the Ch0,cau In.
vitational basketball tournament
ut Choteau.
In tie frs, game Of the night.
the Fairfield Eagles rOmpcd over
the Waller l'anihcrs by 4 sr0r.
Il ss3S
Fairfield led i26 ., the frs,
quarter and 37.l7 at half,imc.
The Eagles led $40 ut the end
Of the third and sent In their
subs to finish the game.
The Browning ChO,cau game
was . thriller right down u the
end and the game could have
gone either way. bud Col,ell
scored the winning basket on q
jump shot from 10 fec, out with
only 2 seconds left in the the
game.
Browning was ahead ut the end
Of the frs, quarter BY score
Of l2.9. The Indians could not
lenxihen the lead as they had to
play cautiously because four Of
the startin. five had ; or ! per.
sOnal fouls. The half time score
was Is q with the Indians over
the Bulldogs.
The count was all evencd up
1t the end Of the third quarter.
3333. aS the Chotcau team con
nected on many Of their free
throws.
The Indians were ahead $40
with four minutes left In the
game. but ChOteau quickly tied
u at 49, al with less than
three minutes In the game. Both
teams hit once more before Co
he'll hit the winning basket.
CODcii led all scorers with N
points. followed by Bill l.orlng
with u points and Russell Doug
las with 10. High for ChOtcau was
lion Peter who hit . points.
The Indians are rapidly INT
proving At the charity line as
they hit I? Of Is and ChOicai
made only ~ out Of - attempts.
Russell Douglas was the play
maker for the Indians Us he stole
the bali four times In the last
quarter when the possession Of
the ball for ChOtcsu could have
won the game for them. Terry
Giidden did an excellent Job on
the backboards for the Indians.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
fairfield Defeats
Browning indians
For Championship

The Browning Indians suffered
a defeat to the much taller Fair.
field team by a score Of 6a-l3 In
the championship game Of the
Choteau InvitatiOnal ,ournamcn,
at Choicau. Saturday evening.
ChO;eau took the opener with
0 53-@7 victory over the Waller
Panthcrs after trailing until the
last 3 minutes in the game.
The smaller team. the Indians.
tried vainly but were very cold
throughout the game as they just
couldn't seem to hit the bucket.
The Eagles led 1877 at the end
Of the first quarter and managed
10 lcnathen the score 28l7 at
halftimc.
They held a iS.25 margin at the
third period mark. Browning sub.
shutting freely In the last half
while the Eagles substituted In
the last few minutes Of the game.
John Ross led the vict0rs with
20 points 10 take game scoring
honors followed by Kermit Young
with ~ points. 8 Of them on free
throws.
Bud CObcll led the Indians for
second time in . row with IL
points. Bill l.oring hit 10 and
Alvin Jordan. speedy little guard.
hit 6 points while seeing limited
action IN the last half.
The first game was . thriller.
the Waller Partners trying vain.
~ for their first win Of the sea.
son. led the first. second and
third quarters. and were ahead
IN the fourth. The main differ.
cncc III the game was when four
Of valier's starting five foulcd
out In the final period o ID Cho.
icau made the charity ,osscs 10
win the game.
High for ch0teau were Don
Peters with ~ and Mike Snyder
who hit ". hob Gillette hit II
points t. share thr game hiRh
scorer with Peters. Also high for
the Waller Partners was jack
Stokes WHO hit . before f0uling
out In the game.
The indians will have an open
s0nN., 1NSOss,,1&oe 20 ns%<A sa,tll sss....S
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Small Advance Per Capita Payment
Brings Christmas To Reservation

Two weeks ago many of the
local reservation families had oc.
caSion to wonder what Christmas
held in store for themselves and
for their children. Many were
without even the necessary funds
with which to purchase adequate
clothing. food and fuel. much less
Christmas gifts.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Glacier County ASC Election
Results Announced By Board

Names Of persons elected Ia
serve on Agricultural Stabiliza.
ton and Conservation Commun.
ity Committees next year were
announced this week by Richard
Seewald. Chairman Of the coun.
~ election tabulation board.
The committeeman were elect.
ed in ballOting by farmers and
ranchcrs Of the county during
the two-wcek period which ended
December S. In general. all pro.
duccrs participating in. or eli.
siblc to participate In ASC pro.
grams were eligible TO vote.
Newly elected committeeman
are.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18
Reporter 10 Publish Early
For Next Two Weeks

Advertisers and eeSrsspen.
dents ere reminded thss The
Glacier Reporter will b print.
ID On Wednesdays for the next
two issues due 70 the fact that
Thursday. our regular press
day. fslls On Christmas and
New Years osv. The printing
office will not b open On the
holidays. end copy must b In
. osv earlier then usual.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18

The lowest temperature ever
recorded in the United States
was 10 at Rogers Pass. 20 miles
northwest Of Helena. on January
20. 1854.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18

The philosopher who attempts
TO reform the entire human race
II not . philosopher.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-12-18

There are workers In the world
whose CHEZ oeespstion Il - sp..
pesr busy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
RuNGALOW REAuTY

Our welcome sign is out for
you to see this beautiful
home on large corner lot.
II has 2 bedrms,. separate
dining-ell. all eauipd. kitch-
en-. full Walk-out basement,
and other extras. Owners
redecorating throughout.
Full price only Sl1.750
$500 down. balance on 80
yr, FLA loan.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.


sa9A DOWN, incl. settlement
lovely 3-bedEm. ranhiey. prAeii
sally a new ,rs,,ogr ntns .l NIL I iaan
Vacant AID, 2-43li,
ARL.. MISSIONER
3-bedrn. brick Colonial; SEP, din
rm; full bSmt; excel neighbor'
hood. close 10 everything; S15. 80
$3.50 dn. FILA. BENOIT a ALVA'
REF, Realtors, KE. S-6611.
ARLINGTON. va.
Sis OO0
One-story frame dwelling. Twins
room, dining room and breakfast
room, and kitchen with refrigerator
and gas stove. Two bedrooms with
q tile bath. also full basement
with OIL heat Excellent location
schools. Lot lT.a55 II. with aboui
10000 50. It, in growiug gardens
If interested in PURCHASING q flnt
home, look at this one. Terms, Al
least 50, 500 cash, balance SS(
monthly.
ARLINGTON VA.
Six room DWELLING, attractive liy.
ing room. dining room, ana kttcher
with full size refrigerator and eai
stove. Three excellent bedroom,
with a closed in hack porch. one
car garage Excellent location
Price, $4,000. terms may b
A. L. KELLEY q SONS
3l74 Wilson Blvd
Phone: once ia. 1-O3S3
Residence ia. 1-OSOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

SPRINGFIELD and NoRTI
SPRINGFIELD. See our open house
or exclusive listingS and see tn
best in Springfield and N. SpTine
/ field, where your dollar buys tn
most house in the best community
Spgfid.: 3-bedrm rambler wit
lovely trees; 5S03 Amelia--oi
HlRhland ave, west of Baeklick I'd
Assume high 4laee loan.
N. Spgfield. 3-bedrm.. li2-batl
split level; beaut eond,: pvt. set
ting backing up to wooded area
mot houses 75lS Jervis--i blk
south Of Braddock rd' west o
N Spgfield: s-bedrms 2Is-batl
super split level with garage an
rec. rm,: FULLY A.C. 522l Fern
dale-south Of Braddock I'd. ives
SPRINGFIELD REALTY co
6416 Brandon ave. lin Springfield
shopping ctr, 4 doors from drug
storel. FL. 4-66ll.
DO YOU LIKE TO GROW THINGS
whether its children or fruit
and vegetables. this bedrm, / q
bath. fun bsmt. home in beau
Mclean is the answer. The big lo
/ Is chuck full Of strawberry patche
and fruit trees; ideal pickings fo
/ the KIDS and the whole family
lonly Sl7.a50, name YOUR terms.
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 4-274
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
COLLEGE PARK

Stunning custom brick ram
bier, with spacious rooms,
and lavish appointments. $
twin -size bedrms.. . full
baths. Separate full dining
rnl., super large all-electrie
Kitchen, 2 fireplaces. Center
hall ARRANGEMENT Completely
tiled basement Deep built
IN garage, plus huge un-
finished attic. This deluxe
rambler features wide 100-ft
lot, with brick and stone
planters. shade trees, and
beautifully Handicapped. New
ly listed, so be sure to see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

ALEX NDRIA =
Wait no longer.
take advantage Of
low Rettiernent
charges by ASSUME
ing this $4,000
4i2o, trust Live
in this long. low
rambler, on sweeping
corner lot. 3 bed
rooms. large living
room. separate di-
ing 4. room, fun GE
kitchen. Full base
ment with daylisht
windows and loads Of
special features.
Bay window. IRE
alarm system. mer-
curry switches dead
END street. Only
years old ROUTH
ROBB BINS REAL
EST ATE CORP,
Alex. XII $4,000,
NT- eanA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
PRINCE GEO. COUNTY
OFFERS

HANDYMAR'S SPECIAL
Vacant tor immediate pos-
session; 2-bedrm. shinFle
bungalow; bsmt.; fenced
yard $4,000, with only
$500 dn., and low, low
payments, for this COW,
location
CHEVERLY - All-brick
Cape Cod. Liv. rm. with
firepl > lge. bedrms and
expan. attic; tiled bsmt. with
ground-level exit, lge. lot
0evel and fencedl. Assume
Oh loan, S7S per mo-: a
steal at S13,950.
b. WEST EVANSVILLE -
All brick, 3 bedrmS., Ia
baths, liv. rm, with f1repl.,
sep din rm., equip. kit.
with table space, lge. level
lot: bargain today for
S16.750. FILA or CT terms.
PRINCE GEO. REALTY co
uN 4-1l66 WA. 1865
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
The Perry Boswell Co.
OFFERS
CHEVERLY AREA

Near every convenience In
cluding high school. Pic
tureSaue brick Cape Cod, on
large fenced shady corner
lot, > bedrms Up, den or
bedrni. down. separate din
ing rm, all equipped kitchen,
including refrigerator, stove.
washer and dryer. Fireplace
IN big living rm.. hasn't,
awnings, storm windows.
and detached garage. Bar
gain priced at Si4,950. with
low down payment, FILA.
Just listed, so be sure TO
see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
AIR CONDITIONED-Keep you

AK CUNDIIIUNED-h yUuI
lge. family cool and comtorta-
bic in this modern 5-bedrm. ram.
bier, complete with > HIP central
air-conditioning, This home must
be considered il you desire these
features plus a de luxe rec. rm.
two and one-half baths, . hrepls !;
lge,, earport; beautiful YARD sn %
OF only S25.q50 with over S19,-
900, 4isee trust with paym't OF
only S132 which incl taxes and
insurance. The balance can be
arranged to suit you Call JA
5-6SOn. SHANNON a. LUCHS,
Paaftors o05S Wilson blvd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

ALEXANDRIA, AREA
ble FsT in e PENN sSfs D i,pp Vii1IhoE Win
center hall, full bsmt. Ice liy. Fm.
with fireplace "a baths, plastereo
walls, attic fan. etc, on Y 70 "a
acre lots efade school and shop
farils less than 3 blks. away Price
s2O.25O. $3.50 down. FLA 30
wear loans
XXI a-3I1S IA. 5-a013
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FORECLOSURE

FORECLOSURE = Jump at the
chance to save over $1,000 on
tins repossessed, alnost.new split;
location. 3 bedrmS.. ia baths,
din. rm., rec. rm and den; la-
acre lot with trees and pvt. lake
PRIVILEGES. You must act fast for
this one, FLEETWOOD REALTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
OPEN To-Day i TILL s-Reduce

OPEN TODAY TILL 6-Redueed
for quick sale!! Excellent n Arl-
location, on beautiful 200-ft. lot,
True center hall, 3 bedrms., ? full
baths. separate din. rm., de luxe
kit. with eye-level oven, disposal
and table space. 24x24 paneled rec
rm' level. plus full hsmt. level.
Asking $40 $50: with FLA terms,
Directions Out Lee hwy, to n.
Ouanico St, left to N 23rd 81 !.
and left to 1896 n, 23rd, THE
DARBY CO, exclusive agents. 23ls
Wilson blvd. ia. 5-g393.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

COMMANDER out Of town wants
sale on his immaculate soft. brick
rancher; 3 bedrms.. full bsmt. with
recreation rm.; gorgeous lot with
trees. Assume huge existing loan:
payments Ike rent. Call ia. s.
94oO, BETTER HOMES REALTY.
INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

AT LAST-$40O down for this coy
brick rambler, priced at $4,000;
Falls Church locatipn-Lge. lot,
tile bath. hot-water heat. Call for
details MON CURE AGENCY.
REALTORS, 6s12 Lee hwy, JE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
ARLINGTON. SOUTH
4h1o-GI
4 Bedrooms and Den

S22,950
Just short Wakefield High school In South
ngtons choicest neighhorhood
sh basement rambler consists Of living with
EQUIPPED Kitchen lXl with breakfast overlooking
lovely treeshaded
the fth bedroom. recreation
are located the daylight basement
payments of Ss0 month which includes