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The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
ORGANIZATIONS VOTE
REFERENDUM 81 SUPPORT

Bozeman.-Two of the most
far-reaching organizations in the
state, the Montana Congress of
Parents and Teachers and the
Board of Directors of the Mon
tana Federation of Women's Club,
have voted support of Refer
endum 81 which will renew the
six mill levy for support of the
University of Montana System if
approved by voters November 4.
Naturally, we're happy to re-
ceive as much support as we pos
sibly can," says Erwin D. Hintz-
peter, Bozeman, manager of the
Referendum Committee for High
er Education. "but we're espec-
tally pleased to have these two
groups join our forces"
H%intzpeter again points out that
passage of Referendum 81 will
not mean an addition tax for the
citizens of the state. 1t merely
continues a six mill levy that has
been in effect since 1948.
A total of IS organizations in
the state have voted their sup
port of the Referendum measure.
People in every walk of life are
represented on these various or
ganizations," says Hintzpeter.
Among the individuals on the
state wide Committee for Higher
Education is Senator Mike Mans
field.
Here's what Senator Mansfield
has to say about the six mill levy:
Montana has an exceptionally
fine system of schools of higher
education. We have professional
schools and schools of education
of which we can be justly proud.
'0The continued efficient oper-
alton of the University system is
essential to maintain these stand
ards. Therefore, l feel that it
is essential that the six mill levy
be renewed. This tax levy has
proven to be sufficient to support
Montana's program of higher ed
ucation and a yes vote on Refer
erdum 81 is in the best interest
of the education of Montana's
young people, our greatest re-
source"
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
l,aOshllng with the
COUNTY AGENTS
By Dean Davidson and Harley W. Roath = County Agents

of North Dakota have been re-
ceived. This leads us to increase
our efforts towards eradication.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
NEW STATE PUBLICATION
Bigger, Better, More Calves i

the title of a new Montana State
College Extension Service circular
written by E. P. circuit, Livestock
Specialist. This publication tells
how cattlemen can use recently
developed research methods for
further beef cattle Improvement.
The program consists of main
tanning careful, accurate records
of both pounds and quality of
beef produced. With these rec
ords, you can eliminate low pro-
ducers. This applies, of course,
to both registered and commercial
cattle. Along with the circular is
an excellent diagram showing
how a one head cattle scale
can be installed in a corner of a
shed or barn. Scales, of course,
are a must for keeping accurate
records. Cost of meet scales I'M
mounted for weighing up to 2
or 3 thousand pounds are quite
reasonable.
In this new publication, circuit
mentions that the dairyman has
made great advancement through
performance testing for a num-
Der of years, with poultry and
swine producers following this
practice quite extensively in the
major producing areas in recent
years. Performance testing in
beef cattle production is quite
new, however, but is catching on
quite fast. In fact, in Richland
county we have three registered
breeders and around four COM
mercial producers who embarked
on performance testing work this
year.
For more information on per-
Torrance testing work in beef
cattle for improved production,
we suggest you obtain a copy of
Circular 267 here at the County
Extension Office.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
All ENROLMENT TIME

All ENROLMENT TIME
Now is the time to enroll BOYS
and girls in All Club work. Many
of the All Clubs established in
former years r holding organi-
cation meetings. Enrollments in
the clubs are started at the or
%ganization meetings and shortly
thereafter. The All year begins
October l..
Several requests from parents
to form new clubs have been
received by Extension personnel.
New clubs may be organized in
any community upon request
when leadership is available and
five members from 10 to 20 years
of age wish to enroll.
All work provides an oppor-
tunity for developing our boys
and girls in many lines of prof.
ect endeavor, in addition to pro-
viding training in leadership and
in citizenship.
Parents are advised that the
program may be provided upon
request. Information on the pos
sibility of enrolling your boy or
girl in the work may be had by
calling on one of the agents at
anytime.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

per cent mechanical - there is
still considerable use Of field
hands.
Thinning becomes necessary in
the spring after the beet seeds
terminate and grow with far too
many plants in the row, and so
close together they can't grow
properly. Thinning, formerly
done by hand, is now done more
and more by machinery working
across the row, or down the row,
leaving n plant about every 10
inches. Field labor, which will
never be entirely eliminated, is
done primarily by Mexican field
hands.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
MECHANICAL SUGAR BEET
THINNING DOUBLED IN 1858

Sugar beet growers who sup
ply the Holly Sugar factories at
Sidney and Hardin, doubled the
amount of mechanical thinning
done in 1858 over 1857, accord
ing to L. R. Cool, Holly official.
Fieldmin reported that consid-
erably more acres would have
been worked with mechanical
thinning machines had weather
conditions permitted. While Mon
tana sugar beet farming is be-
coming more and more mech
anized-the harvest is now 100
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
The Newest of Everything Great!

control, road control, load control. Outside mirrors
adjust from inside. Inside mirrors adjust themselves
electronicaly to Danish glare. A new L~ustre-Bond Hi
Baked enamel finish keeps its sheen up to twice as
long. Its Swept-Wing beauty sets the trend for other
$50 cars. All this is great. But the final reward is the
greatness built into this Dodge. 1t is deep down,
through and through, and thoroughly satisfying.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
NOW ON DIsPLAYl Ne,o Stoing-C

The Greatest Of Eoerything NerOi New things, great
things, reward you in this SO Dodge. Seats swing out
to invite you in. New HC-HE engines high compress
sion, high economy : deliver more thrust, use less gas.
Orderly rows of buttons on a cleaning panel welcome
you to the first all-pushbutton car, with fngertip con-
troll of driving and weather. New Level-Flite Torsion-
Are introduces you to three dimensional comfortable
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15
CARD OF THANKS

Thanks a million folks, who
bought light bulbs from me, thus
making it possible for me to win
an all expense paid trip TO Bill
lings.
George Enghusen.
1tI
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

"Due care" is a legal phrase
but the lack of 1t causes death
to many Americans.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

Madge Petersen, Of Eau Claire,
Wis, a guest of her sister, Mrs.
o. Rounce, and Mrs. Eliza
Chadderdon, were guests of the
Farley.
Hostesses for the dinner meet
ing were Mrs. Bailey Fisher, Mrs.
Martha Marion, Mrs. Volney An
derson and Mrs. j. H. Clark.
The Sidney herald., 1958-10-15

Military preparedness is a good
peace policy for the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Piccurd Croft
Bought by Navy

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Aug. IL
(AP).-The Navy has bought
the bathyscaphe Trieste and re-
tanned Jacques Picard for I'M
dersea research OF San Diego,
the Navy Electronics Laboratory
announced yesterday.
DR.. Ralph J. Christensen,
NEL's associate technical direc-
tor for research. said the Trieste
is due TO arrive August %
aboard q steamship.
Mr.. Picard, son Of the famed
Swiss scientist DR.. Auguste Pic
card, designer of the bath
yscaphe, will commute between
San Diego and Germany. where
a stronger and deeper-divine
bathyscaphe is under construc-
ton.
1t Is not known definitely
when Mr.. Picard would arrive
The PiccardS have built two
Of their bathyscaphes, capable
of penetrating the oceans
depths to 10000 feet where
they can remain more than Il
hours. The Trieste's sister
craft, the first one built. is be-
ing operated of Japan by the
French Navy.
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brings a tailor out 10 the beach
to patch my pants for free"
Asked II he had tasted the
Lebanese national drink. arak.
Pfc. Mounteney said. yes. a
Lebanese fellow offered me a
drink OF that stun. / thought
he was trying 10 poison me.
After tasting II ! was sure he
was"
While the I'd battalion was
pulling out. Pfc. Walter
wasilewski Of Three Bridges,
N. j., walked sentry duty on
the north beach.
I'm not going any place. ?
ne said. tightening the SLING
on his rife. "Our outfits the
LIST battalion. We've been telling
the guys who are leaving that
now they need real salty
Marines on this beach,"
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Tries National Drink
West Germun Army
Honors Montgomery

BONN, Germany. Aug. 10
tAP).-The new West German
Army paid a farewell tribute
today to Field Marshal Lord
Montgomery, British hero Of
World War II.
II never thought / would live
to see this day." commented a
British spectator as a 100-man
German honor guard presented
arms to the victor of Alamein.
Monty. now 20. retires next
month from his post as deputy
supreme commander Of the
North Atlantic alliance.
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hit the beach south OF Beirut
Juuy IS. was moving out with
come leaflets In rs pockets
Chat carried the Worldwide
slogan, Yankee Go Home"
They we're distributed on the
beach by Lebanese youths.
S.i6ergt. Richard A. Cochran
OF Kennesaw. Ca. made him
self a quick cup Of coffee over a
beach fire.
Happy 10 Leave"
"were happy enough 10
leave" Sergt. Cochran said.
rBut that doesn't make much
difference. The Marines always
got sand on their shoes. Some
one says Co and you give
them the Aye aye, SIR and
move out"
On Khaldi beach behind the
international airport. where
the first landings we're made
two mounted 8-inch howitzers
rolled into an LIST. On the first
was painted "Lebanese Lady,
on the second Beirut Baby"
Pfc. Miles F. Mounteney Of
Buffalo, N. Y, found hospital.
ity the moment he hit the
beach 20 days ago.
Tries National Drink
1.-THE day we landed I ripped
my trousers" he recouted. a
Lebanese saw my accident anC
insisted ! go home with him Il
have my paints repaired. I toll
him I was on duty and coulC
not leave.
The next thing I know h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Dixie GIs Seen forget
OF 'Yonks Go Home

BEIRUT Aug 10 apt don't know where the Lebanese
Thsre aren't many Yankees here Most of the guys In
putnt 70 be from Georgia"
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! CORNERs-eais By owNKR. s.
bedrm.. 2h-bath. alr-cond split.
level: rec I'm: fenced yard: No
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mi. vacant s S S|!.g. ~. ssn -. :.
s sSa s.. siss I. s ssn - i earn. sssl
expansible attic: near East Plnei
ssss sS:iss si Sls.e .. s; sss ssSss
SSsoIihRk4 a DAVIS = w Co. ' me-
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nEiGHTS-NeW ram.
bleFs. 5-4-5 eedrns.. . full baths
dining rm. gArage; all-neW mod
eTn deSian many outlt-in sur
pTiSeA, Come tn and see the nig-
eest value on today's market
Priced Sl7.3O0 10 Sls.40O. Nev
low FHA terms 70 al. Open TO-
day. II an. 70 . pm. Direetions
EiGht 10 colebrooke DR.. list trafAe
iieht in Md, right ON Colebrooke
Dr. 70 .5th ave. left on s5lh ave
10 model home. ALDRE. INC. RI
6-d460. RE. 3-SU3s
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ALRx. ARRA--2-he bedroom, dst. ma
sonry home on rs By la.-tt.. lot:
fenced. storm doors and windows,
ssu s..u 81. sqsSgS o. pri loan M :fs
ESTATE, u, 4-Ol01.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

ALBN.--De luxe. bFk. -and-ltone. 3
Ss c1ss , Ss,h , nss :,b I., i :ss
I tufes' FHK fnanee. Cali owNIR
Al kK t-50:t6 or II 4-oD62.
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HOUSES ron sAlE--Mp.
STOP

STOP
$500 an. ISL per mo. covers all
Newly redee. iis-story hunBsloW
? bedfms., sas hot.air heat; walk.
ms distance 10 schools. Shoppins
LOOK
SDs per mo, viii buy this newly
redee, brick Cape Cod ! hedrmB.
s, ~ 5m;; an, .,s, nm s9e IN s.. S'1 ~
nr. AL convens,l $3.50 On.
LISTEN
$3.50 dn.; modern a-bedrm. Cape
Cod; hv, rm. with fifepl.s cleo. kit,
washer and drieF; gas hot-aif heat,
RIM. for eth ibedrm.i. level fenced
lott vacant; very clean immed.
p2ss.; payments Ike rent . 49,
CARRoLLTON REALTY
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ALE Cash. 10 coMMI14loH.1.
p t, & hGTses. ri nrss sl seDGEsi'sh. hh
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HOUSES ron sALE-Mn.

wEsI aI s.'.s!I g.;..,., ..
sAs heat. separate dinins room
screened porch, fall hasoment
fenced yard; SIX, 900. 5000 down
3. g, wElahTMAM. MA. s-1ssa
sSS:a soS iS;.; sa sj.l Y. 4 i ,SsESssI
~ .,. ;Ssioo dsSsinsi RA, S.sSa'
BRICK RAMnLkR, mr.. nsw mark,
g. s:Sl nm ned .,. ~ , s:$s VI w
2SReIiiEcr dls;5 sSe f PPSsobprIsffiIPFss
ys ~ sxs1xv,; ss,.s- -;
ssrN nai,n rs~x .hsSsw N.Y.
ssn.his. 81, sa.,innna e,s
s.ss,nS ae"SNhs.psfu ~ ~.
rr 49, ,han ssnqs mr., "a snxpN
III. Hf. 1.a4ps NJ broker,
hks.nev coma ss-,I NV sm' St.h
ssHa 1919 s' s,,u .ns" man,
extras. terrsne vslus AZ kia NM
EAix!, % ssss%s lssss
AP. 7.571A: --.,..-......,-..-----,..,,..,. I.
nm rn vss Ssih 81 ga h home. 81 s: acre
drapes. earpstinf incl sshors'
I SsS,UOO. CAL NJ LAnqer. VII
pouQ M SMILEY RkALIoh
uN. 4-e2d0; eyes., 81. a-hAAt,
$3.50 D0WN--Sf2 mo. e-bedrm
Colonial with Is-ft, Nv, Im.. fam
level lot. Price slashed $4,000
Vacant teL quick p9sseaslon'
HF rsorsNi'As'
treas sale price slAshed $4,000 BE-.
today, Completely remodsled older.
iosns. ' SSrsss; nsgnifsse, moo.
and In EefSE sl;oe eSn sasn "a, ~,
pnS11T nsvfS m
M HohA"i = Jaws . ~
=. }, ..-sz,<.y.<s...sz !. .ys,,g---
do ~ NOUkskLE ANn SAVE.
This vacant enneAlow can q
ooesht VIII ~ NIUE - scuV sssh
And assume ~ loAn. neasms.
SAN1It1aN SNl.t. -
shogp,ins esn ,.ssa se asslx ssa asa
kohRkf a DAVIS 4 Co. INC INC
.epArr 6AIOnR.-a-Seom- ala,
home y tlpsoR ,nape; On aoaol.
sc.s. w. W. ,s.,,itss: nnseh..
knssu W. 1s ma snane.
~ s,,s W. csn vi an VA
,a.Sa supoSSnT hHvI.
Co. NC.
allNfsAI0E-asf9 oSleiheFoe.
rwr erei hSsasfnst noreh Lee
/ iof sidS drive. new eandifion
SS00. I'll 'nO0 can. Onan sun IA
I o-S1iD
$40 go Hs5,Is U1 IN ~
| cor Iot. fenced rear I'd vi
Z Hyattsviiie, HR. A-3AOO: evea.,
u. 9-dO4l. W. w. LEWIs.
1n1Ws ss,aaEsTS ~. h.s.,Y
NS 49,, sTsaie.isi
osos sa...,,ss sn ss,. 49, iasa ny Sc.ns
has essrythins incl. hreps.. rec
nm, III baths plua charm and
Al location. IN one Of OUT mosi
exclusive neighborhoods. new
house eond' YET an the extras
that take years 10 aeeOmnlinh
cali "a for pFire and Amt CiYDF
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kDMONsT0N M. - Charming g.
lse. rms. unfinished attic, hive
heat, garaee, ser. porch, Anchor
tsnes; kHA $3.50 dn. JOHNSON,
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FOhkNIVILLE, NR ANDRRW8--
$3.50 dn,; must be sold this week
lovely J.eedrm. rambler: lge, level
fenced fenced, lo.; vacant 20, move rsghs IN
Cox, IU. s-Si36, eT 5-730S,
ATLAs REALTY co.
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BRICK Ryc;l!, RAHn BE-


KIRBY ROAD. VIRGINIA
OPEN s4Epxfs cToo . PM
MQpEsT ,poIM PAY.sEssT
Mr. cHEsIkAsaooK SCHOOL
Is MN PENTA0ON on d. c.
AK Us, REALTY COMPANY
"a. s-ieSs IA. loss
NORTH ARf.. WE8TOvER- TARA
Briek Colonial: IL baths. : bed
fooms. Twins room with fireplace.
separate dinins room: many extras
Cash. s.OllO, balance PHA mort.
Fass sacrifice. BY owNER. IA.
S-anal,
VI 600 DOWN. $50 NO
Buyt .2-bedrm. bunHalow op II
acre South OF Aien. oak shade
WI eonsideF trust or property IN
RERowALp
Ki. a-dio0. IL a-eeT7
$3.50 DOWN. sa5 PR NO.
Buys modern log cabin, . heormf.
Nv fm, with fireplace, hath
equipped kitchen. screened porch
on ] acre. will consider notes OF
lots in trades a. down payment,
hELO " ALL
Ki a-6loa, IL d-ge5s
ROUTE e5O wEeT-Eighi miles 10
chnrlottelvtlie Practically neN
house Of hvins room. dinins room
kitchen. bedroom bath. closets
pofehes. basement. ell heat. 40
pFoximAteiy Is acres. Ions road
irontagf ei3SCl
cROzET. VIRGINIA. near Char
iotlssville Old house for resto-
ration . rooms, hath. Z Extra lota
PINE location Stth lovely view
Wonderful value 81 ses00o
RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL
LOCATION--Dood masonry house
: rooms hath. heat. basement.
porehea, necessary outbuildinGa. IL
acres. = miles vest Charlottesville
Ray ". WxRRfcK. Rsaltor
AND
MRS EVELYN ". PAYNE, Associate
CroEei vireinia Telephone 1901
AfNX -ApT -pATIA CHXfQCu
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ALA. AHA, choice 3emlnhfy I'd.
location--3-bedrm. brick rambler,
Liv rm. with nrepl. sep. din, rma
equip. kit. extras. Corner lot,
leo Oh loan can be assumed
pFissd q ssl 300. small end trust
HAMMER REAL ESTATE. ~
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N ia. S s.I, va, .. sS9a P =:
iSS sPgIsi.S i,i e g; So sia d,a 81
type home on level fenced lot; 4
rooms. garase maenineenl MOD.
s.S Ian Isfi q ;esS sab n, p,
pm RoSfRT 3 DAVIS 3 co.
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ssOO Wilson Bisd. ~ IA. 7.ssoO
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nUNGALOW-3si5 oeisthoFps, 1
rms. eneL breakfast porch. lac
lot. side drive, neW condition
S500-Sl. 900 cash. Open sun, Ia
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Mi. rum ueN All pott. rIOpcfty
fronlins on Rue. sos, running back
S45. laying between Rte az and
Rte, so. ls-mi. area d. c Offers
real investment TO developers. land
holding company or for your group
OF medical men who like oppor-
iuntty Of land investment. LECATO
REALTY CORP JE. e-7s0l
CONN. AVE. BLDG,
DOWNTOWN CORNER
Gross income. S47 500; Uiii show
l2ss return on equity Of sI35 600
plus eurtail on trust. Mr.. Poole
BOSS Il PHELPS. INC.
Ma $4,000 Res. EN- 3-il46
DOwNTOwN-s25. 600 for 4-story
brick, 25'xaV with 81 rms, 5
baths. , half baths above LIST O.:
( lot l3k' deep. Ioned LIST COMM.
I a0l SUSIE " WATWOOD Ma.
s-s375: ewes. wO. 6-44si iq'
Is.i00 SO. ~ 8, Thomas ciF.-s
apis, parking 100 cars IDEAL for
apt house or pvt. organization
Sell account family sickness. Box
ls-uNIT BLDG. rear o. Q. Capitol;
white tenants. with lov rents.
priced 20 sell. consider trades for
ewes. RIA 3-949n. 49,
Ice NEW BRICK BLDG, noW be-
ing used for furniture store. With
restaurant IN chantllly r. c.
wAPLE REAL ESTATE JE.
3-sS63 or Herndon 5T4-J-l.
BETWEEN I4th AND 18th ST. NV.
-4-story brick bldg. 80 units.
clean. Income approx. S24 o0e.
price $4,000. Very profitable
for investor. Trade considered.
10 FOUR-FAMILY UNITS, wen
maintained; desirable sc loes-
ton. Excellent return; Gross $50,
50ss 4ises loan with l3-year bal
I ance. Terms HARTMAN REALTY.
5 INC. Realtors. LU. 1890; ewes
Lu l-7is6. OFFICE CLOSED
APARTMENT HOUSE o. 8 units.
/ on each floor. at the edge Of
Rock creek PARK and convenient
to 18th and Columbia rd. . de-
pendahle renter sno q desiraels
cent sunsets Priced to settle
estate. $4,000 Annual rental
about $500, LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER 1919 K st. NV Ma.
/ s-ll66
Will TRADE $50 zoe EQUITY IN
well leased. well located. S3l Spg
property. plus cash for equity in
comm, or once property showing
net Of At least $50 600 on invest
ment Box 467-A. Star
f.eso-For . modern-buiit. 6-yf.-
4 old. 3-famtly detached brick in
/ divtdual gas heat. income. 81. coo
per W: -. 500 cash, bal. LIST
trust ct A.: original LIST vas
S13.500 located at 34l 54th ct
ne. RIA. 3-2120, d. 1888.
3 SEMIDETACHED 4-family fats.
excellent condition: sacElfice; Si7,-
$50 each: original cost very much
more: will show high cash return
on small investment. Ma. s-6433.
ewes. RA. 6-s176.
NEAR l4th. on Fairmont st. NV.
- Detached brick 81 unit apt.
blds: annual income. Sl6.600.
priced 81 less than 3 times rental:
terms. Exclusively with
JOSEPH BRUNO. NC
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NousIs Eoa sALI-vA.


closed pine paneisd porch: hot
water heat. poultry h0uSes, work
shop. acre. GOOD EArden spot.
low down paYment. Sl1.p6O.
foSRss.. e cR' s aaS51 tAikRSvA2 SSsk.
ZOE TmE EXECUTIVE A Tursl
nSms yith a. ~ .s aEfs.' within u. -
6sdrocms, ) fuiI baths. e-esS ~.
Tage With Additional space Tor
horse stalls or cars. Al ideal home
for the growins. family Of enter-
tanning weekend euestS. shown By
biol I,asI IR:ssi,Ofs' ia. 7.sSoO' sOia
lS-FT, OM.nUILf 0-Toom
and bath brick rambler on 1 acre,
Large shade trees and eEcellent
Garden tp0t. spacious bedrooms,
llxl5 and 1bxl7. Living room.
l3xea, fireplace, Side porch with
awnings. .Hot.watff heat. Con-
yenisntly located 70 town II PAIR:
sis.sOo Open Sunday. 70 5
kTyl i mile beyond Kamp wash.
lnetop 70 shirley Gate "a. turn
issi1h.* P nI's SSr RsRsAihrTYn coz 81
eEALT0Rs. CIR. s-stoo. PAIR
sis.bee-BRKEzEWAY AND GA.
hAok: Iall-hrlck 3-bedFm. rambler
Raneh-type fence surrounds thii
corner lot; s2-ft, iiV.-din. Fm.,
brisht equipped kit; newly deco
rated, Price includes both washer
and dfier, Assume ~ .0QO ~ loan,
S..itsY1s:. s sEahk s5A { 81. Eu sa. co
I -nEDRM. COLONIAL IN LorcoT
lane area: 3 fun baths, paneled
rec. Tm. IN daylight basement,
screened porch. On deep wooded
lot. Only yya,R50. LYNN THohp-
s.giei; ewes, ". s-sI4s.
! CORNEns-eais By owNER. 3.
bedrm.. 2la-bath, air-eond, split.
level; rec, rm.. fenced yard. No
agents. Askine $4,000. u. =
6Ssk.
SPRING u lust around the corner
This 4-bedrm.. 2-bAth Cape Coo
located on 3 aeres needs only youI
green thumb. APPROX. 90 miiei
from D. c.. near centreviile. Owner
selling because Of illness. Price
Slo.psO. Need quick sale. viii con.
81 slss5s' Broker ~ .-IsSs
SPACE: SPACE AND MORE SPACE
e.ss,r s.lis sn 5iss e, ~, tsI
SrspI. nie an'i iIs' r ms rIsh sns
Krspi. formal ll.ft. din. rm.. Iii
equip, with cleo. ranae, refer
washer. oFier. disposal, deeE
freele. Ali-bFiek. l76-ft, deep lot
Owner Calf. bound and Is Gellinl
way, way down IN price ~ only
Sl7.60O, See fer yourself today
" a.sOed wA. A. CHAPMAN
ALEXANDRIA
hRADDOcK $50
3.bedroom Colonial. living room
with fireplace. separate dining room
equipped kitchen. full basemen,
screened porch; larse level LOT
sehoolsi immedlate possession. Cal
Co. Realtors
ARLINGTON. NORTH
BRICK RAMBLER
PRICE Sf6e50
HaSy FHA terms eau be arFansed
for this lovely J-bedTm rambler
Nv Fna., din. rm.. equip. kit. and
fenced YARD,
PRICE Sll.500
Don't MAS teeing this 2-bedrm
0rk, house, With Nv rm equip.
kit. sep. din. rm.. and fun 6smt
T. n I.ERNER 4 CO.
IA. S-es0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-18

ARLINGTON
LITTLE FALLS ROAD
N. 0REENCASTLE ST.
OPEN is

Stunning brick rambler In pic
turesaye Dvell-wsll. $500 blk Lit
nIessd and ready Tor occupancy
Center-haii plan: liv. rm. on front
or 81 rear, sep. din. Fm. ana beau
tifui 0-E kit. 3 bedrms.. = baths.
lull bsmt. with finished or uniin-
ished rec. rm. bath porch. car
port. yorktown Grade and VIII
liamsbuFs lr High sehoola so !.
800 up. THOo. q. MAGRUDER
Co. Realtors. IA. b-J5O0: ewes,
u. l-fUtH.