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The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Mike Strata
Dies at Home
In Norway

Word was received at the
Herald office this week of the
death of Mike Strata of Brei-
sand, Norway, who was a resi-
dent OF this area for many years
and has many friends among the
earlier settlers. The deceased
was 78 years old. He suffered a
stroke a few years ago from
which he never fully recovered.
He passed away on May 8 at
Barum Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strata came to
Sidney in 1912 and Mr.. Strata
worked at his trade as a cement
contractor while at the same time
he owned and farmed land adj
jacent to Sidney on the south
west, some of which has since
been converted into city rop
erty.
On a visit to Norway in 1916
the Strattas decided to return
there permanently and came back
to Sidney for a few months to
dispose of their property here.
They have kept in close touch
with a few of their old friends in
this area, some of whom had Wis
tied them in Norway, and have
always been on the Sidney Her
aid subscription list.
Mrs. Strata passed away a
year ago last November. They
had no children.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
THE SIDNEY HERALD
Wednesday. June rs. 1858

family at Crane and the Searles
home in Sidney. A social evening
of bridge was enjoyed with three
tables in play after which refresh
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts were awarded the prize
for combined high bridge score.
Sunday MI. and Mrs. Searles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts and
their daughters were dinner
guests at the farm home of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Johnson. MIR. and
Mrs. Mark Fawcett were hosts
to IL guests at a bridge party at
their home Monday evening hon
oring Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. Mr..
and Mrs. George Weatherson won
the high score bridge prize and
guest gifts were presented to Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts and Carl Wea-
therston. A delicious lunch was
served late in the evening.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts and family were dinner
guests at the Sterling Swigert
home and Wednesday they were
entertained at the jess Roberts
home at Crane.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Saddle Club News

The club will call a special
meeting at 8 pm, Monday, June
80, to complete plans for July
4th. All members welcome; all
chairmen of Parade and Rodeo
committees, please be there.
Quite a few workers are still
needed, so don't hesitate to vol
unteer your services.
The Trail Ride Sunday, June
is, was well attended, with 81
riders completing the ride to
the Old Gordon Taylor place
from the Club House. A picnic
lunch was enjoyed after the rain
was over. The riders were almost
back to the club when the next
shower caught them and gave
them a real drenching. Those
riding had so much fun that they
are anxious to have another sim
liar ride planned for July.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Former Residents
Are Visiting In
Sidney this Week

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Anderson
and children, Georgette and Will
liam of San Francisco, Calf, ar
rived in Sidney Saturday for a
few days visit at the home of
Glenn's mother, Mrs. Peter M.
Anderson, and with his brothers
and sister and their families, and
many other relatives.
Sunday they shared honors
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Hend-
rickson Of Eugene, Ore, as guests
at a large family picnic at the
High School Park. The Hendrick-
sons r houseguests at the home
of Mr.. Hendrickson's sister and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
RASMUSSEN. Mrs. Hendrickson is
Mrs. Peter Anderson's sister.
The Glenn Andersons will leave
for home Thursday and will be
accompanied by his mother and
sister Dorothea as far as Yellow
stone, where they will spend two
days together while touring the
park. Mrs. Anderson and Doro-
thea will fly home from West
Yellowstone.
Glenn is employed by the
American Can Co. of San Fran
cisco and Mrs. Anderson holds a
position with the Bank of Amer
lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson are
on an extended vacation and will
spend more time in Sidney. This
week, in company with MI. and
Mrs. RASMUSSEN, they are tour
ing the Black Hills.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
j. /. Turner's Visit Sons
Family in Rapid City

Mr.. and Mrs. J. |. Turner re-
turned last night from a week
end visit with their son, 1t.
Charles j. Turner and family at
Ellsworth ALB, Rapid City, S. D.
They also enjoyed a tour of the
Black Hills where they did some
golfing and fishing.
MI. Turner tells us they made
the trip down through Roosevelt
Park going straight east from
Sidney on Highway % S. When
this highway turns north n is
in the park on a good road just
so miles from home. This beau
tiful scenic highway along the
Little Missouri takes one to High
way IS south of Watford City
Mr.. Turner says that this trip
furnishes a lovely week end out
ing for people of this area but
warns against taking the short
cut to the park if the weather is
rainy as there are 8 miles of dirt
road. He says "Stay on % S. I'M
til you hit IS and approach the
park through the north entrance
south of Watford City"
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
What Is a Man To
Do : And For Not

A friend seems to be in trou-
BILE and after reading his letter
it is plain to see why he is con-
fused, SO he has asked us to
print the following article and
it may be that some one will be
able to help him in his hour of
need.
"Dear Mr.. Secretary:
my friend Bordeaux over in
Terrebonne Parish received a
$1,000 check from the government
this year for not raising hogs. So
I am going into the not-raising-
hog business this year.
What l want to know is, in
your opinion, what is the best
kind of hogs not to raise? ]
would prefer not to raise razor-
backs, but if that is not a good
breed not to raise / will just as
gladly not raise any Berkshires
or Durocs.
"The hardest work in the
business is going to be keeping
an inventory of how many hogs
l haven't raised.
MY friend Bordeaux is very
joyful about the future of this
business. He has been raising
hogs for 20 years, and the best
he ever made was $500 until this
year when he got $1,000 for not
raising hogs.
IF l can get $1,000 for not
raising so hogs then I will get
$4,000 for not raising 100 hogs.
1 plan to operate on a small scale
at first, holding myself down to
about 1000 hogs, which means I
will have $4,000.
"Now, another thing: These
hogs I will not raise will not eat
100000 bushels of corn, I under
stand that you also pay farmers
for not raising corn. So will you
pay me anything for not raising
1000 bushels of corn not to
feed the hogs I am not raising?
81 want to get started as soon
as possible as this seems to be a
good time of the year for not
raising hogs.
yours very truly,
Octave Broussard."
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray M. VAIN
wright and three children of Ne
braska will visit through the
week end with Mrs. Lucille Betty.
They are enroute to their sum-
mer home at Big Fork.
Kay Nelson returned Saturday
from Helena where she spent a
week at the Jerry Gleason home
and also visited with the Art
Nelson's. Previous to going to Hell
ena, Kay attended the CAP camp
at Great Falls.
Larry Jambour has announced
the sale of his insurance business
to Kay Carpenter, the new own
er to take possession July 1. Kay
was formerly connected with the
Axel Nelson Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. o. Roberts
and daughters left for their home
in Dallas, Ore, after spending
two weeks here with Mr.. Rob-
erts' family at Crane, and with
Mrs. Roberts parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Searles at their home
in Sidney.
Jack McGraw,- Norway, Mich,
is visiting at the home of MI.
and Mrs. E. j. Ulmen and among
relatives and friends. His moth
er, Mrs. Birdie McGraw, an in
structor of Latin and English in
the Norway High School, plans
to visit here later in the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Carrie Pacey of Papillion,
Neb., is visiting here at the home
of her sister, Mrs. A. M. Oberg-
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Flu Junior Reserve
Camp Closes
For IS Season

The very successful Divide
Mckenzie F u Junior Reserve
camp at Epping Bible camp came
to a close following their noon
meal June 81 at which several
parents of campers were guests.
Highlights of encampment were
visits by Mr.. Morson, a Williston
biology teacher, who does assist
ant soil conservation work dur
ing the summer, and Harold
Welsch a highway patrolman of
Williston. Mr.. Monson showed
films on soil conservation explain
ing each and took the Young
people on a trip demonstrating a
good shelter belt. Mr.. Welsch
gave safety tips and demonstrated
the special equipment of a patrol
man.
Besides singing and classes the
young folks made leather belts for
handcraft; played baseball and
other games; saw movies; had a
picnic, a hike, marshmallow roast
and recreation.
Mrs. Orville Knutson of Divide
county was dean of girls and Jack
Cvancara of Ross, N. Oak, dean
of boys. Mrs. Vivian Modin Ken
mare, N. OAK, area fieldworker
directed recreation. Mrs. Sophie
Youngstrom of Cartwright and
Mrs. Ida Landstrom of Crosby
were camp cooks; Mrs. Frank Las
sey, Mckenzie county junior lead
er was camp director.
Mines. Clayton Roen, VIM. Do
bias. Julius Lassey, Hoehn, AL
bert Miller, Karst and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Novak and daughter
were camp visitors.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Mrs. June Cornelia Honored
At Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs. David Gulbraa enter
tanned at a surprise birthday cof-
fee party Tuesday afternoon in
compliment to Mrs. June Come
liza. Invited guests YER Mrs.
Ruby Cosgrove, Mrs. Vivian At
cheson, Mrs. Helen Scmitt, Mrs.
Irene Delamore, Mrs. Ann Shat
fer and Mrs. Velma Brockway.
The afternoon was spent visit
ing and Mrs. Cornelia was pres
ent with a gift of money from
the group.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Amund Anvik Celebrates
Goth Rirthdav

About rs relatives of Amund
Anvik and his wife gathered at
the City Park in Fairview Fri
day evening for a picnic dinner
honoring Mr.. Anvik on his Both
birthday. Included among Mr..
Anvik's children who were able
to be present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Martin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Anvik and their families of
Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Martin and Arthur Anvik and
their families of Glendive, Otto
and family from Buford, ND, the
Orville Martin family and Arnold
Anvik of Fairview.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Mrs. Harold Rounce Honors
Out of Town Guests

Mrs. Harold Rounce entertained
her birthday club at her home
Tuesday evening at a 7 o'clock
buffet supper with the Misses
Mable and Georgia Adams as
special guests. Mrs. George
Weatherston was also a guest of
the club. An evening of bridge
was enjoyed with Mrs. Roy
Rounce winner of the high score
award and Mrs. Weatherston,
low. Guest gifts were presented
to the Adams sisters.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
VIEW Auxiliary News


The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW
Post 4099 had its social meeting
in the VFW Hall on June 23rd.
Twelve members were present.
An evening of entertainment, un-
der the direction of Ruby Swe-
ley, Jean Trotter and Ida Ruud
was enjoyed by all. Lunch was
served by Julia Radke, Jean ST.
Cyr, and Gertrude Mitten.
Any members wishing to help
decorate the float for the July
4th parade, please contact Pres
ident Marion Dasinger as soon as
possible.
Our next regular business
meeting will be held on July IA,
1858.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Society
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. HI. Narum
Honored ON 39th
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Narum
were honored at a party given at
the Triangle Night Club Tuesday
evening, the occasion being their
seth wedding anniversary. A 7
o'clock no-host dinner was en-
joyed by a group of friends after
which the evening was spent
dancing and visiting. The party
was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs
Narum's daughter and her nus
band, Capt. and Mrs. L. A. Den
nison, who are visiting here from
Florida.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Birthday Parties at
Malt Shou

Malt Shop
Mrs. Ray Wright entertained
four young boys at a party at
the Malt Shop Tuesday afternoon
in celebration of her son, Wynn's
fourth birthday. Birthday cake
and refreshments were enjoyed
at the Malt Shop after which
the boys went to the Wright
home for an hour of fun.
Mrs. Dale Elletson also enter
tanned at a party at the Mali
Shop Saturday in celebration of
her son Marks ninth birthday.
After a lovely birthday lunch,
the group enjoyed a theatre
party.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Announcement Of
Daughters ENGAGEMENT

MI. and Mrs. H. S. HIM an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Genevieve F1orine, to
Robert Eugene Rattan, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Rattan of
Harvey, N. D.. An August we'd
ding is planned.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
Social Functions Honoring
MFR. and Mrs. X, o. Roberts

Mrs. Bruce Harris and Mrs.
W. F. Searles entertained friends
at a party at the Searles home
Friday evening in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Roberts of
Dallas, Ore, who yer visiting
here, at the homes of their e
spective parents, the Roberts
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Savage, Mont.
Rev. H. A. Strand, Pastor

Savage:
SUNDAY, JUNE 10Th
10 a.m.-Sunday School, Junior and
Senior Confirmation Glasses
IL a.m.-Morning worship
THURSDAY. JULY 3rd
2 pm.-Women's Missionary Fede-
ration
7:45 p.m.@Senior confirmation Glass
Scandal Lutheran, Skaar:
SUNDAY, JUNE 10Th
I pm.-Fellowship Dinner in honor
of WMF Life Members
go p.m=Worship service
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

You will save money when you
buy the New Norelco Razor at
the New Sidney Drug Store. Reg.
Price $24.95 - Now on sale for
only S14.98. n
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

The New Sidney Drug Store
has received another shipment of
the new 1858 model Norelco Elec-
trio Razor for only S14.98.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

Big saving on Tussy Shampoo
~ price sale. Reg. $500 size
for only $1.00 at the New Sidney
Drug Store.
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
NOTICE

I will be out of my office from
June IS. 1853 through July 3.
1853. r. a. Hyde. MD. 22-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25
NOTICE

The Sidney Auto Wrecking Co.
will be closed through the July
4th week end. 22-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-06-25

A comfortable &C sboy boot with
the new, popular thick crepe sole
and heel. Flexible as a house
slipper. Handsome pattern of two
rows contrasting stitching. Good
year welt construction.
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HOUSES ToR sALE--MD.
HOUSES FoR Saliva.

ALEX bedrms., 2 baths. lower
20sl Beautiful loo, OF BTAddoek
I'd. on Timberbranch pkwy
Charming bFk. Cape Cod with I.
bedfns. and bath on lst A.. : biz
bedrms., bath on end: rec. rnb
frees AssuTs iib,6 900 ~ loan
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC. IA
7-s0l2, ewes. IA. 6.30jg.
ALEx.-woHd you like to save
about $500 on q good semidet
brick house7 II 80. hurry and cal
XII. g-6eo2 The house Is In Alex
close to good schools and buses
IL has q big yard with picnic ares
and brick barbecue pit for your
summer enjoyment The house IL
kpotless and IN excel. cond,. fea-
turing liy. rn. with knotty- pine
walls. din. rm,, . bedrmS, mod
bath and full bsmt. Included are
ist-quaiity equip. in the kit.
storm door and windows and
many extras. Besides you mas
assume 4es OF loan with small
monthly payments. Full price.
1870. For this good home and
tnD-eFada Investment XII N-HNG.s
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ARL., n; $50. 250--Antiaue brick
rambler. 4 bedrmss ? baths. lly
rm.. hrepl, separate din. rm.j full
hsmt with frepi bedrm. bath
vacant. flexible terms, LUCILLE
COOK. Realtor. JE. 2-3272, il
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BRICK CONTEMPORARY in Fair.
fax- twin-siEe bedrms., spae. hv
I'm with cathedral ceiling anc
balcony overlook. family din. I'm
overlooking irelissed patio, ;
baths. de luxe built-in KY birch
cabinets. couatertop range and eve
Level oven garbage disposal, ex-
haust fan bsmt. Price. Ss0.AO0
Take over ST.. zoo OF loan n lac.
payable Sill per mo, incl prin
Int. taxes and ms
lPENTAGON REALTY CO. Realtors
OR 3-Os44 FAIRFAX. Va
OPEN DAILY I'll 6 PM
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KENsINGToN

Enjoy my trsplsss this ., winter int,
mer. All year you will praise my
dishwaSher. garbaEe disposal. ample
closets. finished basement, 4 bed
rms. and tiled baths. ! an va
cant, a. my owner was trans
ferred. Won't you al me with JOY
and laushter7 Good financing can
be arranged. Less than 10000 for
my brick Cape Cod deaien. Call Mr.
Lawson. 10. 5-4gAt.
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bUILDLH sAfs BILL lns e.
we are going 10 do Just that
cause they are really nice. Located
near the new fabulous z Corners
shopping center. nice rooms. 3
bedrms. beautiful bic coloIed kit.
full daylight bsmt.. Ia baths Ez-
cellent FHA terms, and the price
Is right At $4,000 Come see to-
day. JE 3-2Op3. VIM. A. CHAP
MAN REALTY. INC, 6S7S Les
hwy, Arlington. Va:
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COLUMBIA CLUE - One OF the
ssSiss. Sslusi H sEsE oa'ri Sn y
lot With iOO-ft. fFontage. Pea
lures an enormous family room
and full BATH an lst 3 bed
rms, : baths on end. 2-car at
taehed garage: heavy slate roof
Priced IN low loW 4Os-BEST
BID MAY BUY, FRANK &
PHILLIPS; INC. pI. 7-i4il or
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ARLINGT0NA-Rambler type. 90 II.
long. 1910 Adams st.. near court
house, school. large lot. $4,000,
IA. t-55b7. OWNER.
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MINDEDS'

Then you'll really enjoy this coy
rambler that has everything for
your comfort Storm windowa.
fenced yard, washer. are . few
extras plus many others Bright
and airy bedrooms In this i'm
maculate home Assume LARGE A.
loan Or viii 80 FHA Priced At
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CHEVY CHASE .vIEw-..Barsain in
IN. r rm.. r. y bcdr earn baths and
paneled and tiled rec rm IN full
Conn, ave. AZ $4,000, t6is win 90
auHudoiNs < HARRISON. INC
Realtors 10. $4,000
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BETHESDA CnEVY CuAeEl oper
Sedrm.. 4sbaih brick Colonial with
scr. porch Oh lit. and NAH. pan
eled library. 2Dxib Nv. rm.. lEe.
din. rm,. rec. rm.; maids GUAR.
ters;. 2-enr garaeei corner Of
Bradley blvd. and doldsboro I'd
OF: 2.ol3f ewes, Oh 6-7fba
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BERNARD B. SHARP co.
RainyDay
Play

Yes Nom, the children can skate
and play and plenty Of room 10
entertain the holiday guests IN this
cayligh, rec. room with picture
window Large lot with plenty OF
trees. white picket fence Center
nall entrance. large living room
withs fireplace. SEPARATE dlning
coioners transfer 20 California
necessitates a low down payment.
Assume high 49, CT mortgage
FIRST trust. $1,000. Asking price.
S22250
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BY OWNER. LORCOM LAM ARIA

3-bedrm. brick rambler. corner
windows: bO0-sa. ri. cedar. paneied
rec. rm. with full bath: watkins
70 parochial and public schools.
- minis TO Pentagon. May as
sumo AZ OF. 3.eb0. Out
George Washington pkEy. 10
Lorcom lane. Loreom lane 70
Trenton st.. right on Trenton ]
block 70 corner N. 24th and
T ~ p.nR IS sts 1sl itanks. gam q.
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FRANKLIN PARK

ROCKVILLE AREA
Almost snas new h s,l.erie a. 'p pse I've
fenced yard, level lot Low dow
payment under new FHA nnaneins
ei0LER a CO. tNDl
10. 1888
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OWNER LEFT

"A neat 3-bedroom brick rambler:
EeniAi neighhors. There Is . lovely
yard with trees. Anchor fenced,
rear screened porch, tiled bsmlt.l
attic fan and an air cond. VIII
sell on FHA terms. Sl,h00 0own;
Sl0,p5O Immed. possession
HU00INs AND HARRISON. INC,
Reaitors 10, $4,000
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cHEvY CHASE. MD. between the
clubs, one OF Chevy chass's incest
streets. this l-bedrm. Colonial
with ist-hr lavatory Is eompl
moderntzed and IN excel. cond.
ss.s,. iiyins rm'. spacious dinins
nm, mod, klt. with butler pantry.
I twin-Sixed bedrmG., attic. side
screened porch, eaS h.-wh. and
lge. wooded lot. Vacant and priced
for lmmed sale EN-. 2.e2na
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FOREST HILLS

DESIGNED BY wEiL-KNowN
RIRA OF ARcHITEcTS. THIS
EXQUISITE COLONIAL HONt
WAS ESPECIALLY BUuT FOR TTf
PRESENT OWNERS. Contains al
those extra details not found IN
the ordinary home. AL rooms are
FIRST floor has spacious reception
hall. living room. dining room with
HooASiYi,. PANKLEp5 A1 TIsRA
pcwder room. modern kitchen with
breakfast mock Large screened
porch opening into both living room
and library.
Second eoor has 8 very iargs
bedrooms, : tiled baths. fun Attic
vita 4s-inch attic fan and iargS
cedar closet
r BASEMENT WHICH OPENS Al
GROUND LEvEL HAS ONE or THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL RECREATION
ROOMS YOU HAVE EVER SEN
WITH BuILT-IN BAR. large Pan.
sled maids room. tiled bath: 2-cAR
For those Who desire the heat
Is Is well worth your lnSpeefion
pssNNHMSA lso,s ST; "a: 3s;TaS9S, EyTs
DIXON q CO. EXCLUSIVE.
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SMALL ESTATE


: acres with lovely brick. and frame
Dutch Colonial 2 bedTms, ia
bAthS,~ full bsmt, double aarage
and poultry houses; mile IRON
proposed cloverleaf on Wash :
fsssl sRS or SSsiS.ss lrsH 's' more ppS
cE. .6-sSss, THOMAS p. HALEY,
Realtor, Lanham, Md, AP. 1-SaOO
BIO HOME for only Sie,pSO--lst
floor. IN, rm., sep. dining rm., big
,s O ssdT%s apg PSS sth., i inii
bsmt., h.-Y.hs OIL; sioraGs house
IN hear Of biz lot "A few blocks
10 Catholic and public schools, II
you want. additional income, rent
u or Nd. students.
BURCH REALTY CO.
svca. VS. fY.SSiYi.s wa 1870
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NODFRN CONTEMPORAR Ran

$1,000 DOWN; assume 4isG O.
loan: sil5 mo. incl everything
3-becrm. brk. home; eiose-in ane
eony y. All. loo, Immed. oeeup
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FALLS CHURCH. bedrms, GcF
porch in rear Sxi2 workshop.
euiet' near shopping eenterk,
churches. schools. beautifully To-
Gated on knoll FLA. JE. 3-s27S,
n !. - Drtaal - .sf1
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FREEDOM

From eanvaSsers and children IN
this nice home on a terrace. be.
sides q nice view. Brick Colonial
room on Let floor. side screened
perch which offers cool comfort In
summer. 0round-leyel approach ir
rear Close 70 bus and school
Price. $4,000. Just on colesyills
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FIVE FIREPLACES

FIVE FlHEPLACES
4 bedrooms, ga baths. liv-
ing room, den. sunroom,
banquet-Size dining room,
m odern stainless steel
equipped kitchen. 2-story
Colonial front porch. also
l25-ft. screened porch. RAN
dom-width Colonial floor
ing: oil heat. Situated on
a knoll on approx. l acre OF
beautifully wooded ground,
with magnificent lockwood,
shrubs, flowers and bulbs.
Located y mile from
Wheaton. For information,
call MRS. CROFT, HA. T.
l7lS9.
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MODERN CONIEMPOkAk KAN :
BIER on 2s-aere corner lot, 8
lie. bedrms. 20xt4-st, nv. IN.
with hrepl.. 14x12 din I'm lac
elec. kit. with butlt-in washer
drier comb. and earport with
storage space Assume ~ 4eu
a. loan, monthly payments e.
Sl1a incl taxes and insurance
Call IA. 5-fis00 10 see SHAN
NON a IUCHs CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
HOUSES ron sALE-M.l.

m. CAPIFOL--a eompl. apts
iirD0o rs Ooo e siso' .Sou, yss si
an Investment. OWNER. IA. o.
70l0,
COLORED = 10s DKLAFtELD 81
NE.-Brick d-rm, house With IN.
ished rec. Tm. Si4.o50. LA. g.
s9ss,
COLORRD---S0O X ST. N.E.--LargV
house, newly decorated, big income
house, Open till 0 pm, 81
COL0RED--L0vELY LARGE house
Buy this. keep your family 20
gsthsr. For apt. call IA, s-s4dl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
MCLEAN (VA.J AREA

Three-6edrm. ranch home on
q -aere iandseaped lot: ~ baths.
are living room with fireplace.
lNx2a family room with fireplace.
air conditioner, appliances with
deepfyee1e. attached garage; SI75
month. Il d.al On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-03
HILLANDALE PARK
PRICE SLASHED

To only s2O.5O0, on this
new-custom. red brick RAM
bier. with many. many me
appointments, and beauti-
full bay-viudow arrange
ments. , large bedrms, 2
tiled baths; all O-E kitchen
IN color. separate full-Sige
dining rm.. lovely basement
with outside entrance ana
clubroom; on nearly y acre
lot. beautifully HANDICAPPED.
Also, other model homes TO
choose from.