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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

and in Korea There Is no way of esti-
mating the number who have died In line
Of duty in this country.
Many of the Red Cross veterans taking
part in Thursdays ceremony will be re-
minded of fellow workers who have given
their lives for the Tutti FrGteili ideal: the
girl who, still suffering from the shock of
near-death on a torpedoed hospital ship,
refused relief and landed with a World
War II medical unit at Anzio, where she
died under fire: the Midwestern housewife.
half world away and decade later, who
was killed by an automobile while delivering
Red Cross blood to a hospital; the field
director killed by mortar fire while trying
to deliver message to an American service
man in the Korean mountains.
The American Red Cross is made up
Of million volunteers and 13,7O0 stan
workers. Their work ranges from pro-
viding services at American military posts
around the world to collecting blood,
teaching first aid, home nursing and water
safety, giving assistance to disaster victims
and training 20 million boys and girls in
citizenship through the Junior Red Cross
The ARC Is one of 80 national societies
composing the League of Red Cross, which
Is headquartered in Geneva. The idea Of
such an organization occurred to Henri
Dunant, young Swiss businessman who
saw the suffering of the wounded following
the clash of Austrian, Italian and French
troops at Solferino on June IS, 1889 -Four
years later, the idea became a reality
The American Overseas Association
was formed after World War II. Its pres
ident is Ollie Atkins. the Saturday Evening
Posts Washington photographer, who made
the accompanying pictures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Monument To Service
By PHILIP III. LOVE
Star Staff Wriser

A T ALMOST the same time this Thurs
"A day, in Washington and at faraway
Solferino, Italy, two monuments will be
dedicated to the same ideal-that in war,
as well as in peace, the ill., the injured and
the destitute, of whatever race or nation
Atty, should be treated as brothers
The Washington statue is in the garden
of the American Red Cross, Seventeenth
street NV, between D and E. 1t consists
of four bronze figures, each about feet
tall, on 5-foot marble base on which is
inscribed:
In honor and memory of the men and
Uonlen of the American Red Cross tOto
haze gtuen their lines in the service of
mankind in peace and ,DGr.
The other monument, made of stones
from all the countries having Red Cross
societies. marks the spot where, during the
Battle of Solferino a century ago, the Red
Cross idea was born. 1t bears the inScrip-
ton, Tutti FrdtelH, Italian for All are
brothers" (See TtDo Words That Changed
the World on page 20 of This Week
Magazine
The Washington statue is the work of
Felix w. de Weldon, sculptor of the Marine
Corps 1.-Two Jima) War Memorial and the
Simon Bolivar Monument, and member of
the Fine Arts Commission. Jointly sponsor
ing it's erection are the American Red Cross
and the American Overseas Association,
made up of men and women who have
served the ARC overseas Gen. Mark Clark,
chairman of the memorial committee, will
be the principal speaker at the unwilling
ceremony
A conservative estimate puts at 282
the number of ARC workers who died on
duty overseas during the two World Wars
lAoAzINE WASHINGTON. D. c.. JUNE 81. 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-24

9-The Twentieth Century.
Riot in Eost Berlin" The one
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SUNDAY

long stooe coach ride. jack Kelly,
Bethel Leslie, John LiteI. Ire
peot.D
9-BocheIor FotheF. Comedy.
Gregg helps O beautiful Peruvion
girl win tolent contest. John
Forsythe, NoTeen Corcoron,
Sommee Tong.
Sunday Listinss Continued Next Pase
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Program Listings

day uprising against the Conn
nnunists in 1858. tRePeot1.
TOO
4-Midwestern Hoyride. Color.
Country music and variety. Dean
Richords, m. c. from CincinnotL
Ohio.l
5-News Of the Week.
Matthew Woren reporting.
7-SiIent Service. Dromo.
A sub plays an importont role in
transporting Marines to koreo.
9-Lassie. Drono.
Timnnie and his friends, wonder
ing through the woods. are
Threatened by o bear. Jon Pro-
voSt stoTs.
7:30
4-Steve Allen Show. Color.
Hour. Cyril Ritchord. Singer
Irene kroIl, The AxidentoIs, Ruth
WoIton Doncers.
5-ToIes Of the Bengal Laneers.
7-Moveriek. Western
Hour. THE Thirty-Ninth Star"
Bort picks up the wrong suitcase
and poncel of trouble otter o
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
Local Youngsters
Named Winners In
CoIoring Contest

Winners in the Glacier county
Christmas Seal coloring contest
were announced recently BY Mrs.
Carl kraut. county Christmas
Seal sale chairman.
approximately $50 county pri.
mary'grade children participated
in the county coloring contest.
designed to stimulate interest in
general health education and un'
derstanding of tuberculosis" Mrs.
kraut said.
winners from Glacier county
first. second and third graders
will represent the county in the
state wide competition. County
winners. now entered in state
wide competition" Mrs. kraut
said, ARE: Shelley TcllcSch. first
grade. Anna Jefferies school. Cut
Bank: Betty Babirack. second
grade and Jackie Pepion, third
grade. both Of X. W Bcrgan
school in Browning"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
Heart Butte News

Mr. and Mrs. Geo Comes At
Nigh, motorcd 10 Warm Springs
las, Friday where Georges broth.
or William is III the hospital and
found him getting better.
Mrs June Ta,scy has gone
home from the hospital where
she was under treatment the las,
TWO weeks.
James Spill, Ears or Burdcau
was 4: Hear, Butte Saturday and
Sunday. enjoyed himself playing
stick game.
There was some excitement last
Wednesday when some folks
come and reported that there was
some fighting NJ CarolincS Joy
House. When Police got there
every one was quiet but Guy
was covered with blood SO TatSey
took him 10 town and was stitch
up some
S;olcS and sam Cut Finger
We're cumming around together
las, week in town and StolcS got
an idea 10 make a raise Of money
III order 10 take in more OF the
city u: Browning This is what
happened.
The Blackfcct are known to
be good People. They are always
adopting People into the tribe
S;,.r> thought he would try i,
50 HIM and Sam went to the
Glacier Reporter office looking
for Mr. Fields. They were going
10 Try i, on him but Fields was
gone so the next one was Ton,
the Printer. They 90, him in
the office and started the Per
formancc S,olcs Dragged up the
name he was giving which was
Chief Calf Looking. When they
go, through Tom thanked them
S;o,c> said TO Calf Looking tina,
the cos, was $3.50. Stolcs stole
name which was still owned
hy someone yet. When name
j. given away 10 some body il
cost 4 -; but this was cheap
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank all Of the doc
tors and nurses who took such
wonderful! care Of my daughter
June Bullshoe Ta,scy. while she
was q pa,icn, q, the Blackfee,
hospital. | also wish TO thank Mr.
and Mrs. William r. Crane and
their family for the frs, aid
they rendered her.
! had q wonderful Christina.
and q happy New Year with my
many friends. Indian and white
people. hut At no time did m!
heart carry . heavier load thar
when my daughter June frOzt
her fec, when II wasn't ncces
sary. People should talk 10 their
children before making fun Of
others | am q Catholic by re-
!igi0n. | do not hold any hard
feelings against anyone. | car
only ask God. our SAVIOUR. tina,
my beloved daughter docsn',
have TO go through the ordeal
again. Again thanking the doc
tors. nurses and others who were
so kind 10 her. May God find u
wonderful place for them IN
Heaven.
Gratefully.
Francis Bullshoc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
Announce Weddina Plans

Mr.. and Mrs. \. d. Stephenson
Ut Browning announce the en-.
gagemcn, Of their daughter. VAL
eric S. to Torgcr NJ. Tommy
Walker. son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Walker Of Cut Bank.
Miss Stephenson will graduate
from Browning high school this
spring. having attend cd the
Browning public schools since
moving here In May Of 1850.
Mr.. Walker attended both the
Browning and Cut Bank schools,
served q period in the U. s. Navy,
and Is presently employed by Bill
Buhmillcr at Cut Bank Is q
refrigeration engineer. The young
couple plans an early April we'd
ding.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
FILA MEETING

An FILA meeting was called Ia
order by president Rose Mary
Davis Wednesday. January 81. at
$50 pm. In the Home &c room,
We first said the FILA Greed and
sang our song.
The purpose Of the meeting
was to elect members TO attend
the state FLA convention. to he
held in AIissou!a on March 20.2i,
The members are Us follows:
Amy rutherford. Wanda Choate,
Loretta Fisher and Esther Nor
ris. Johncl Higgins. FILA Secre'
tary Of State. will be going a.
we'll as Mrs. Cl0ke, our adviser.
The meeting was adjourned at
I pm. and refreshments were
served. Esther Norris
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
Girl Scouts Enjoy
Old-Time havride

Thirty.six intermediate Girl
Scouts gathered at Friendship
House at 7 pm. Wednesday even.
ing. January IL. Cars were ready
and the girls were taken to the
John Norris ranch west of town.
Those who furnished transporta.
ton were Mrs. Lucille Mckay.
Mrs. Martha Wilson. Mrs Leo
Douglas. Mrs. Russell Boyd. Mr..
VI. {. Larson and Jimmie Han.
son.
Upon arrival at the Norris
place a hay rack was prepared
and waiting. II was propelled by
means of a tractor with Jimmie
doing the driving.
After an hours ride the group
was brought back to town to the
home Of Mrs. James Fisher where
the adult Girl Scout committee
served large quantities of chill.
hot dogs. buns and hot chocolate.
The committee in charge Of the
serving were Mrs. Ike Barcus.
Mrs. Russell Boyd. Mrs. J. Fisher
and Mrs. r. Harris
After wild scramble when
each girl attempted TO get the
RICH, ovcrshocs GU, Of the pile
Of about 80 boots by the door.
the scouts. bundled up agains,
the cold and calm. back happy
Good nights" and Thank you.
Mrs. Fisher" departed for their
homes.
Al! the scouts wish ~ express
their appre citation 30 Nr. Norris
for furnishing the eau. .,ment, 10
Jimmie Hanson for driving il,
and - Mrs. fi>@cr for opening
her home 10 Such a noisy group.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Gladys Paisley
were in Great Falls during the
past week end.
John Harper was abed with the
flu for more than a week but is
now up and about his endcavors.
Several of the Tribal Council
members and their wives left on
Wednesday for Helena to attend
meeting Of the lntcr.Tribal Pol.
icy Board which is being held
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Brown Eagle
and family. formerly of Nestelem,
Washington. arrived in Browning
Saturday to III X 9 their new
home. Mr.. Brown Eagle assumed
his duties as ,rchnician at the
local hospital Tuesday. lie had
formerly been employed at the
Co!>lllc Indian hospital in Mes,
lr!rm. His wife. 4 nurse. is also
working a, the Blackfcct hospital.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
BROWNIE TROOP ,

We met after school and &c
rcivcd our stars for attendance
After We receive four stars We
get . GIFT for not missing and
then We start on another four
week. without missing TO earn
another pr!1c II "c attend all
winter without missing d meeting
We will rcccit" big prI/r 81
our last meeting ~ 'hc 'prIng
We made little indian t"pccS and
We each made up our o"n design
TO decorate them We are going
to have q valentine contest TO
scc who can make the prctticst
valentine The one having the
preiiicst and the one having the
most comical and the most orr.
yinai will receive h prize
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
Hospital News
OisehsT0Nd

OsSSUOSOSO
Eycrc;ic Ice Hammond
Maudc Nelson
Rose Horn
Jurc Ta;sey
anita Big Spring
Geo MI. Chic!
Mary Matt
Thomas Ki,;son
William Sharp
Amelia Red Horn
Currently Hospissiissd
Marcc!la Morgan
Rose Bridcn
Merle iiyncs
Rita Williamson
Virginia l.aPlan;e
Faye l.aTray
Agnes Wells No
Jessie Handy
Dorothy Magec
Judy New Breast
Iona Mad Plume
Thomas Williamson
Louis Randall
Henry Bear
Gail Cobcll
Galcn Salois
Irene Michel!
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
GIRL SCOUT TROOP 5

We met January 81 At 7:3O pm.
Donna Fisher called the meeting
to order. Karen A. collected the
dues. Then We had the flag cerc.
mOny. There were Is members
present. Then we pounded . nail
IN a piece of hoard and drove .
screw into . hoard. And then We
played games. We played seven
up and sang Yankee Doodle"
and we played another game.
Donna Doore, Reporter
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22


>.."G.y !" Grea: Falls visiting
Mrs ka:!r l.yd!e. who has been
N.>.;.ng her daughter. Mrs Floyd
Peters on their ranch a, Milk
N.vr:. vas taken i'll and had TO
We 5:uug It 20 Town
Ny ard Mrs Bud Walters of
B.-:y:k Visited last week with
Nr and Mrs Alien Tceplc Mrs.
Walters = i sister Of Mr.. Trcplc
and formerly lived in Browning.
PIX! Pau. arrived this week
:"uM \macurtcS. Washington. and
- visiting relatives and friends
=: he area His las, wis.,; 20
HrrMN!ng was in 1852
Mrs Fra"c:c Loring was hos.
:r>> II: i Stanley party given a,
:.vr mn:hrr'>. Mrs Nora l.ukin.
.: i, Boarding School |; was
N"!, a::cudrd and everyone en-.
l"yri themselves
G"u"Sr k.pp. Francis Bull>hoc.
Waiter Wc,ze!. Meade Swing!ey.
William Spanish and Robert La
l:u"!bp!>v are attending The Mon.
ana '::.c:.T.iba! Policy Board
.nH> today ard tomorrow in
Helena
Grac' Barnett. who operates
....,N,-iF ~. Ra,,,,
l.>.'ci Arrc for severa! days the
a: - per q: the week The open
sd, .. =! n" Rab5 area thus far
:.a> :n.".'A!zcd work for her in
icnc!r. her herd. she said
u: and Mrs G. Y Johnson r..
:L"""1 ::um M!no, North Oak ia
-: week whcr" they visited
::.r"ds and MIS- Johnson had
,p".r dental Work done Mr. and
u: t.'"T L." assisted d! :hc
serve. station and mote! while
ne .l'&Yr>pns wc"c gone
N:> Wesley Hodges. the for.
M" N.ra Mckay. recently re.
.urncT from Rochester. Mime.
,n.a 20 her HON" in Joplin. after
hang had major surgery there
lie: operation was . success and
"cr c"nd!'!OH IS much improved
Mr. and Mrs James Fisher and
": and Mrs. Il. " Harris motor.
cd 20 G:ca. Falls Saturday to
attend the m.d.winicr cabinet
meeting Of the Lions clubs Of
District 81. \ lovely banquet and
inVcr d. the Rainbow hotel was
"Hyuycd
Maurccn Shell had as weekend
su",:, Linda OBricn and Cheryl
l.AN3cy .! llavrc. the visitors
beng here 10 help celebrate
Nhu:ccn. birthday las, Friday
IHc three were classmates at
>uHny>!dc grade school d, iiavrc
"m.rh vas attended By Maurccn
during the last fall term.
Tommy kittson. who was hos.
p!'ai!ycd for a time 81 the local
hospital! "as taken TO Seattle BY
RAJ! Morday Of this week for fur
thor treatment Also transferred
20 4 S"a.'lc hospital by plane for
. l.I"r a!lm"nt vas William Potts
lie va. scheduled 20 leave Tues
day .: mis- week
Nrs Mary Clark and Mr. and
Mrs Henry White wen, 70 Great
Fail. Saturday 10 see Victor Pep
.pn "hO = critically III IN the
hp>p!'I! there When they left
him Sundh? h" was very bad. bu,
= report received Tuesday even
ing said h" "a> d little improved
Friends Of Robert yellow Tail
acre Nadhcn"h by IN" news Of
his losing his home and every.
thing ~ Il rs fire which was be.
lI"vcd started by faulty wiring
Mr. icliD" Tail and his son and
family made th"Ir home ut Lodge
Ora. on IN" former Sally Rand
dude rancn II was . beautiful
Broom hpu." ! house nearby.
winch h.! been used as the dance
hall in "a" dude ranch Was being
used rs graincry and contain.
ing O,cr 1000 bushels Of grain.
was saved Mr. icllD" Tails lit.
lie grandson almost lost his life
when he ran back into the blazing
house 20 get his clothes He was
saved BY his father
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
Local News Items

NJ. an" VI. '''>''' .'''' 90
drove !" >N"NaAr .a>' "''A
Mr. and Mrs I'D pa>,ry were.
w,cS OVID y..,.nr, IN G;r,,. F,,,>
returning Monday
Mrs Lucille AIckay All rh!!.
drer un.o-cd 20 Grra; Falls las;
week end 10 ,:>:: relatives and
friends
Dr. Mckay o; G.ra. rL,> -,
,xu.c,.i 20 b. T.. Br,N;.l. .I.,
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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-01-22
NOTICE

The indian war Mothers will
hold . meeting at the Sewing
room at Agency Square January
20 10 select officers and transact
other business.
Bridget Night Gun, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
roLLEGE PARK. HOLLYMOOp-

aouU down buy thls attFaetIVI
ccrner Cape Cod with 6 bedrms
on LIST a. and l-bedrm, upstairs;
garage. Beautifully wooded lot
$1,000. HUGH 7. PECK
HE. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
$27,5OO Up
8, 4, 5 Bedrooms
Yacht Haven

Drive out Sunday to see
our selection OF custom-
built brick eenteF-hall ram
blers and split levels In q
lovely wooded setting along
the Potomac yacht HA-
VEN ESTATES9. These
quality homes have 3. 4
and ) bedrooms. "a and 3
baths. Tecrea ton rooms,
full easements. carports or
garages, screened porches.
completely equipped mod
srn kitchens and h-aere
lots with tail hardwood
trees. Call so. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
$19,500
Brick Colonial
North Arlington

A gracious Colonial home
in spotless condition. large
living room with fireplace,
. bedrooms, y baths. full
basement with recreation
room and fireplace. The
home has a garage and is
on a beautiful shaded lot
with big trees. Excellent
financing available. Call IA.
A-6nGN
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FORT FOOTE


ONLY S15,950
Large rambler, Q bis bedrms. viii
extra closets, spacious liv. rm
with fiFepl,, eating sized equipped
kit, ta-acre lot, full bsmt.
w, RID0EFIELD REALTY co.
10. S-6SOe ives, 10. 1.7y3t
GEAssMANoR- -semldet; 2-bedrm
all brick house: finished bsmt.
corner fenced-in lot, side. porch
walking distance TO public ant
ping enter $i2,s0O.. 10. 7-76OT
AFLLCREST, MD.---New 3-bedrm
brick, rambler; 2 fun baths, .ful
Ntile basement; easily expanded u
bedrns, and bath. $4,000 down
assume FLA $4,000 mortgage
OWNER. 10. $500.
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS AREA; b,
CWNER--New Germ. brick ram
bier: full bsmt, with finished rec
rm.: built-in garage, many othel
features; $4,000. Before pm.
call WA. 7-4343; ewes, HA
'3sS574.
HOUSES BY HUGHES--Beltsville
smear Highpoint High and elemen.
tary schools: 5-rm, frame bunsa'
low with full bsmt., Diet, garage
sep. din. rm.; level lot with shade
trees; COW. to rapid transp
downtown. Assume 4aes loan
Price, S10.500. w. r. HUGHES
Co, AP. 7-1400.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Just ovel
d. c. line, Mr.. Rainier area, clost
to everything; Groom bungalow
everything on / floori full bsmt.
.det. gaYase, porch across front
HUGHES CO, AP. 7-1400.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs--Absolutei,
itoday's best buy; better than new
sfTnmac. cond., all brk. Three de-
lightful bedrms. with optional din
.rm. other features are all-elee
kit, beaut. knotty-pine rec. rm
IN bsmt., storm windows. fenced
LEVEL lot with numerous beaut
AoWers; walking distance to al
schools. Just S14,S5r 500 down
w, r. HUGHES co AP. 7-14O0
HOUSES BY HUGHSs - All-bricl
Cape Cod! Large sedrms. with
~alk.in closets, WOO ..purning fire'
place, liV. rm., faI.:ily din rnn.
enclosed rear porch plus cool scr
side porch. full hSmt., det. ga
tRge: approx. h-aeTe lot; 10 min
from downtown: with countr!
HUGHES CO, APP. 7-1400.
EVANSVILLE - $500 down vii
buy this 3-bedrm. older home OF
large lot; sep. din. rm., full bsnt,
Ras h.-w,h.; FHA appraised a
312.250 for quick sale. Call II
DAVIS a Co. INC, REALToRs
LANDOVER HILLs--3-bdrm. Col
.anial; lge. Handicapped lot; ful
Basement wLrec. rrn.; 5000 dow
payment. FILA. $50 per mo. in
cltwies taxes ana 'usu-ancs GAIL
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
UN. 4-llB6.
LANGLEY PARK-very desirabi
n~bedrm. brE, rambler. frepl
rear porch, full bsmt., 90-ft
freezer incl. $1,000 DIN. HUGH
n PECK, He. 4-6400.
l.ANHAM, "a acre at SlL5O0--
Clean 2-bedrrn. bungalow, lge cleo
f: sSi. e ssn P fRa az az cEoR ssE
REALTY co, UN, 4.1166,
MISUNDERSTANDING 3-bedrm
bfk. Cape Cod, liy. I'm. wftirepl
SCI. porch fun hssmt. a onl
E 1 il ScAiRa tiSHaS IL sEALf fipg q
NEAR DISTRICT LINE--4 bedrms
baths. lge. liy. rm.. moderi
equipped kit, bsmt,; priced loN
81 Sl3,g50, $1,000 down, pay
mems ike rent CAV PRIMO
GEORGES REALTY CO., UN. 4
iO6.
NEW RAMBLERS. Lanham--3 lsS
bedrms., wall oven. table-to
range, choice Of eolors, full bsrat
lac. wooded lot; only $l4,950, FIJI
or CT! Directions: Out Rte, 80 7
Lanham Severn I'd, left h-mil
to Main ST.. left . blocks to mode
house. UN. 4-S5S3.
meter i. hagaIl and son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
$28,650
Air Conditioned
Arden Acres

This lovely custom built
home Is situated on q cor
ner lot with trees. In an
area Of exclusive homes. 3
large bedrooms with cedar
lined double closets. . tiled
baths, one with vanity
powder room: spacious liv.
Ing room with fireplace,
separate dining room and
large entrance hail. The
custom kitchen is complete
with exhaust fan and dis
poSal. You'll appreciate
the beaUtifuI screened
porch with fiagstone floor
and buiit-in brick planter.
which lends itself beauti.
fully for summer dining.
In the full basement with
outside entrance, you'll find
a laundry room. workshop
and Aft recreation room
with its own fireplace. A
permanent stairway to the
storage attic. This house
is worth seeing. Call FL.
4-SBO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
COLLEGE PARK-5-yF, old, = g-Bed

COLLEGE PARK--5-yr. -old, 2-bed-
-sffn. rambler; full bsmt.; Ice. An
scaor fenced ln,; sI2,g5o Low
sREALTY CO., uN. 4.1le6.
CORAL HILLS, at D.. c. line
Excellent 2-bedrm. brick, Ideal for
retired couple or small family.
Fuil bsTnt., gas heat, fenced yard.
S4OO dfI S94 mo. HARTMAN
REALTY INC, Realtors, LU.
4-3400: eyes,. CHI. 6-4S78.
EAST RTVERDALE--- SOS dr.: va
cant; semidet. brick, 8 bedrms /;
no settlement scharges, assume OIL
ALeL taan 10 h-3740
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
Observation-Disclosures
$4,000
New Rambler
Varsity Park

Impressive custom rambler
with earport, tiled center
hall, 21x16 living room
with fireplace, formal din
ing room, Dashboard hot
water heat, attic fan, built
in intercom and radio sys-
TEN, uitramodern kitchen
with counter-top ranse,
eye-level oven, de luxe re-
Observation-Disclosures, 2la baths,
3 large bedrooms master
bedroom with full bath and
? full size closets), mahog-
anY-paneled daylight rec
reation room and large
den with outside entrance
and separate basement
area. Our agent will be on
hand this Sunday between
l-G pm. Drive out and see
this lovely homel Call RI.
ton room. Call OR. 3-4560.