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Gabel of Fremont condemned early
marriage by teenagers and pointed
out that the root of the problem is
STEADY company-keeping too SOON"
The Judge defined steady company
keeping as "a boy and girl keeping
company to the exclusion of all others
and having dates once or more often
a week."
He commented further that steady
eompany-keeping might not be out Of
order for 10, 10, and 20 year oIds, but
the ideal age is n for men and 20 for
women. High school students, and OBJ
viovsIy seventh and eighth graders,
should never keep steady company, he
remarked.
The Judge knows whereof he
speaks, and the facts confirm his state
ments. Approximately zoe, 900 illegiti-
mate babies were born in the United
States in 1858. Two out of five we're to
girls under 20, and 5000 of them to
girls under Is. Here in Columbus, l out
of every II babies born was i~llegitimate.
This could not have happened unless
there was undue familiarity between
people who saw too much of each other
with no prospect of marriage.
In q recent article in Readers Di.
gssf, RosaIind Russell stated she was
glad she didn't marry young because
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Christ could give them q
picture of the Father in
Heaven and still point to the
earthly fathers around him
and still not risk grave mis-
representation. Our Lord still
pleads with earthly fathers
that they give an authentic
picture of their Heavenly Faith
er and not obliterate the face
of God from the minds of their
children. He goes even far
Their and says: BE we perfect
as your heavenly Father is
perfect"
Urgent and vitality necessary
as IL is, the main concern Of
. father Is not TO struggle day
after day merely to fill empty
stomsehs; he has q more i'm
portsnf function which Is to
BIO q good religious leader and
a good educator.
He must present to his
household a complete picture
of the Father in Heaven. AS
the Father is wise so must he
be, as the Father provides so
must he, as the Father in
spires so must he, as the Faith
er is efficient so must he be,
as the Father is merciful and
understanding and loving so
must he. Fortunate the faith
er whose son can say at even
ing prayers, 20 Father in
Heaven whom my father here
initiates and adores so WE'LL"
Living Gospel
BY understanding his role
as a father a man then dis
poses his children little by
little towards a filial devot-
ion to God Himself. He pre-
pares them in a favorable
climate to grow. in the three
great theological virtues OF
faith, hope and charity. This
is emphasized in an extra
ordinary book entitled, MAR
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q. What Is The Catholic po-
sifion on capital punishment?
A. The Catholic Church is
neither for nor against it.. 1t
is a part of the system of
punishment for crime which
is a moral right for the state.
It is for the citizens and civil
authority to decide upon the
methods and extent of punish
ment for crime and that will
change from place to place
and from time to time. In a
crude primitive society with a
lawless background (perhaps
part of our American West in
the nineteenth century, more
sudden and severe penalties
may be needed to protect So
ciety from passionate, greedy,
wicked men. In any case 1t
is certainly against Catholic
teaching to say that capital
punishment is murder and is
against the fifth command
ment as some misguided zeal
OTIS do. St. Thomas Aquinas
expressly states that "such
killing is not murder" and
Pope Innocent III declared
against the Waldensians that
"the secular power could in
flict the death penalty with
out grievous sim" IF the death
penalty is judged necessary
for preventing proportionate-
ly grave crimes (murder, trea-
son, etc. it is certainly good
and right for society to pro-
tect itself and its members by
use of this punishment. The
person condemned has no alb
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
ANOTHER TOUR
GROUP VISITS
VALLEY FEEDLOTS

A tour group Of 60 farmers and
businessmen from Mountrail
County in North Dakota visited
four Valley fsedlots north of Sid
ney las, Friday afternoon, accord
ing to Dean Davidson, Rich,and
County Agent. Organizer OF the
North Dakota tour group was w.
<. voorhees,, County Extension
Agen. at Stanley, North Dakota.
F1edlots visited were those of
Eugene ~Iversan, Frank Stein
beisser, Encch ~Iversan, and Har-
vey christensen. The group was
particularly Interested in cattle
feeding methods used here and
the management practices en-
ployed.
This was the third large organ
lied group who have visited
Lower Yellowstone Valley feed
lots this winter. Two have origi-
mated from North Dakota, and the
other from Chinook, Montana.
Besides these groups, several in
lividual farmers and businessmen
rom other parts of Montana and
surrounding states have been in
he Valley this year to view live
took feeding operations. |
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

eco HANDY PACK OF ENvE-
LOPES FOR ONLY TIC AT THE
NEW SIDNEY DRUG STORE.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
SERVES ALL DISASTERS

Disasters don't need to make
the headlines to mean real tragedy
to the victims. The Red Cross
serves in small" disasters as
well as the big ones that are
front-page news. That's what c..
.. DeGolyer, a Navy non-com-
mlssioned officer stationed at San
Diego, Calf, discovered. When
fire ravaged the DeGolyer home,
the Red Cross field director prom
pity got the family hotel accom-
modatlons and also supplied need
cd personal articles. Your dona-
tlon TO the Red Cross fund cam
paign helps provide aid for dis.
aster sufferers. Join and Servel
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
WOlIAN'S CLUB ENJOYS
TOURNAMENT OF ROSES FILM
BY d'Alessio

On the evening of March 2 the
Sidney Woman Club met at the
home of Mrs. Chris Hansen. A
snort business meeting was con
Quoted by Mrs. R. P. Blair. The
report OF the T.B. Seals Sales
was given by Mrs. j. F. Murphy.
Fer the program the Rev.
Gccrge Sanders showed a film Of
the 1858 Tournament Of Roses,
wa.ca was very entertaining and
greatly enjoyed by everyone.
Refreshments were served by
the hostessas, Mrs. Hansen and
MIS-. Struzenegger.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
SIDNEY KEY CLUB
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING

A Breakfast meeting of the Sid
ney Key Club executive commit
zee was held March 3, 1859 at the
Lalonde Hotel according to Dale
Hill, Key Club president.
Discussed at this meeting were
items concerning the charter,
election of officers for the
coming year, the district conven-
ton to be held in Billings, Mon
tana, additional membership, COM
mittee reports and projects to pro-
cure funds for operation of the
cue.
Also in attendance at this meet
ing were memoirs of the Sidney
klwanis Key Club Committee.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
Interesting Booklets
Free For The Asking
AT Telephone Company

A new booklet "The Magic OF
Your Telephone, is now available
at your telephone office according
to R. E. Packard, Manager, for
Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Co. In brief texts, the
telephone instrument and basic
telephony is described leading
into customer Ion gdistance dial
ing, radio relay microwave sys-
TENS, overseas service and other
items relating to the communica-
tons industry.
OF interest TO students as well
the general public, the booklets
are free for the asking, Packard
said.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
Crane

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Douglas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Powers
we're dinner guests Sunday, Feb.
Is at the Harry Moran home.
Crane Homemakers Club will
meet March 10 at the Bud Simard
lome.
Mildred Sorenson visited Friday
afternoon at the Steve Douglas
aome.
Mrs. Bill Cotter was pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening when
l group Of friends and neighbors
iropped in to help her celebrate
aer birthday. Some of those pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Goss and Kay and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernie Cotter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Reik.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Sorenson
and Ronny and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Douglass and family
were dinner guests Sunday at the
Steve Douglass home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Neese of Saw
age visited at the Asa Bradley
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bakken
attended the annual dinner of the
sportsman club Monday evening
at the Moose Hall in Sidney.
Dinner guests Sunday at the
Anna Nelson home, included Mr..
and Mrs. Sophus Peterson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Sharbono and Marcie Nault and
children all of Sidney and Mrs.
Frank LaFreniere and son of
Savage.
Mrs. Asa Bradley visited at the
Thora Bakken home in Sidney
Monday.
Mrs. Russell Myron attended a
birthday party at the Bud Atchin-
son home in Sidney in honor of
little Debbie who was one year
old Monday.
Russell Myron, Malcolm Ste
vart and Selmer Oakland attend
ed a banquet and special meeting
the Peoples Congregational
Church in Glendive Monday eve
ling.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
Il. Z. KREBsBACHs INFORMED
OF SON-IN-LAW'S PROMOTION
TO RANK OF FULL COLONEL

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Krebsbach
received a telegram Monday in
forming them that their son-in-
law, Lit. Col. Keith Lindell is on
list for promotion to full Colonel.
The telegram reads: Pleased to
advise 1t. Col. Keith Lindell is
on list for promotion to full Colo
mel as made public by the Air
Force today. Regards, Mike Mans
field.
Col. Lindell is the husband of
the former Alicia Krebsbach,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
K~rebSoach and sister of Keith of
Sidney. The family have visited
II Sidney on various occasions
and have many friends and
acquailtances here who will be
happy to hear Col. Lindell's pro-
molten in rank.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our APP
preciation and thanks to DR.. Pen
nepacker, DR.. Banner, the nurses
and all who worked so tirelessly
to make cur loved one comfor-
table during his long stay in the
hospital. Our thanks to all who
called and helped in any way.
Mrs. Ed Dahl
MI. and Mrs. Charles Dahl
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dahl
and family.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
AsC NOTICE

The Richland County ASC Of
flee, now located at the NYA Hall
will be closed Monday and Tues
day, March 16 and II. The office
will be open en- Wednesday, March
10 from 800 am. to 5 pm, Mon
day through Friday, as usual, at
the new location on the corner
of Main and 4th Ave. East.
7-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sin
cere thanks and appreciation to
our many friends who were so
Kind to us during our recent
bereavement. Our thanks also TO
those sent flowers and memorial
gifts and to those who brought
food to home.
The Houchen children and
their families.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04
HOSPITAL LINEN GUILD

The Hospital Linen Guild met
Feb. 20 in the hospital dining
room, where a short business
session was followed by the usual
hour of sewing after which
4uncn was served.
Inc next meeting will be Fri
day afternoon, March 10 with the
oI0rs0n honemakers and Sidney
Woman's cluD as hostesses.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

ANOTHER BIG BOAT LOAD OF
SWEETS SALT WATER TAFFY
HAS JUST ARRIVED AT THE
NEW SIDNEY DRUG STORE.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-04

No greatness exists unless it is
BASED upon principle and not up
On profits.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
fr0NTiAliIrDi

ARL. N.--Lovely brk. believed. less
Large entr. hall. beautiful above
Tround paneied rec. rm., 3 bed
rms, az baths. sep. din. rms
dream Kit. with table space. 2 hre-
pls., space for 4th' bedrm. In im-
maculate condition. Extras In
clude wail-to-wall nylon carpettns.
auto. washer and drier. Priced Tor
Immediate sale ct S2S.96O. Call
THE DARBY CO., Exclusive
Agents, IA. b-e3es. Once open
ARLINGTON. Ms bedrms.. 2
baths, only Sl9,p50. FIRST OF
FERING. this immaculate, roomy
home on a quiet dead-end street,
In q wooded residential section Of
North Arlington; features large
living room and fireplace, full
dining room and completely equip.
kitchen with breakfast bar: three
really large bedrooms and two run
baths; full basement with OUTSIDE
entrance to lovely three-shaded,
fenced rear. yard. Just q stones
throw to Q large county play aLea.
Walk 70 elementary and Junior ,Ic
blocks ' 70 bus. Liberal FHA terms
available. See II todayl Phone
FLORANCE REALTY
2317 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000
ARLINGTON, Ms mile Key Bridge:
S22,e60-4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape
Cod. Den. fun hsmt. Assume SIS.
900 OF loan, $134 month, pail.
Terms. LUCILLE COOK. Realtor.
JE, 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BELLEVUE FOREsT--on . charm
ing aS Guiss om suld :.s .m sais
huge scr. porch adjacent 70 the
liy, rm., making II extremely liv-
able. icenter-hail plan. 3 bedrms..
ga baths. rec, room with End fire-
place; built-in Rarage,. English
bsnlt, The PRIVACY II affords
and the .eiose-in PRESTIGE AREA
makes It . buy" at $3l,s900'
SKINNER a SKINNER GO.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.
Houses BY Hughes


SiODBO - 8 blks. from
everything, Just over p. @.
line. small but eozy b-rm.
BUNGALOW. Low dn. payment.
FLA terms.
Si2,5O0 - Tip.top cond,,
throughout. Sligo Greek
pkwy. Delightful Germ, Colo
NAL, on beaut. cor. lot; det.
garage; picnic area nearby
blks. from schools. Sl.S00
down.
Sl3,sOO - Popular 4-bed-
rm. Cape Cod. big de luxe
kit: daylight bsmt.; walking
dist, TO everything: sp0tlese
cond., well-landsc. lot. $3.50
down FLA.
SiB,ebO-Choice potential
b-bedrm. Cape Cod, 1O-space
din. rm.. de luxe kit. rec.
rm,, bsmt.; off-street park
ms. FHA. $1,000 down.
SlB.p50 - Takoma Park.
All-brick 3-bedrm. Cape Codi
daylight bsmt.; wall-to-wall
carpetinG. FHAs Oh terms.
$3.50 down.
SI7,l6O-Cheverly proper.
poss. before school opens. .
hreexe-swept bedrms.,. sep:
din, rni., scr. side porch; full
bsmt.: level wooded lot. FLA.
Oh terms. S1.100 down.
w. r. Hughes Co.
Ar. 7-l4oo REALTORS
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GEORGE MASON
GREEN co.

Realtor IA. 4-4100
A VIEW OF THE LAKE from the
t tS,ms s., sn dOSr. rS o ad rs sr0qan
This house has everythins. Gem
ter hall. 24x16 living rm., 16x1o
kitchen. bedrooms. pine paneled
den, 30x26 rec. rm. gear ga
rage. 8 fireplaces, 3 baths, trees;
high-class location: choose deco
rating. II you miss this one. you
miss . real value: Telephone
c s!sai FAN R Re. 2rSoC nc. WIN A.
ALEX. AREA SPECIAL. =.
$3.50. only $500 down sS,n i Fla sne
monthly e SIy: THIS so nssraS aisS
fun bsmt. and nice yard, Call
today, XII. 9-363O. THE N. H.
ALEX, 2 miles south-All brick
duplex. FLA $1,000, $500 down,
S75 mo. Liv. rm... 2 bedrms;, sep.
din. rm,. equip. kit. eompl. tle
bedrm: Concrete front porch, 49,
5-0356. sos Fairhaven ave.
ALEx--3-bedrm. brk. bi-ieyel
Eo s@0isss5i .d sss. ~ ~ a seossei en-. .'
ALEX. AREA-Better than rent in
Del Raw. Featuring 2-bedrm; house.
sep din. rnn., equip. kit. nice-sise
liv. rm., full bsmt.. partially nm
ished rec. -rm., fenced yard. storm
windows, You can move. in today
with $3.50 down and with an IN
come $4,000 or more. Total price
S1O,5O0. Pymts. $50. incl. prin:
and int. WILLIAM 3. BARNES
Co. XII. s-1210. -
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1917 Quaker Lana
Alexandria, virsi1AA
King 1880
Lee Highway Rte. 20-21l)
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
o. 8. / at Route 123
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 70S-Gypsy 5000
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RIVERDALE

Compl. redec. and in new.
house cond. Is this delights
fully loo. 3-bedrm. home.
Sep. din. rm., full bsmt.s
front scr. porch, level lot.
FHA approved, Q $500 On.
payment will solve your hous-
ing problem in q hurry.
Only S13.050: low mo. pay
ments.
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ADET.PHT

Value packed 3 bedrm.
brick rambler that embodies
all the feat. for comfortable
living. Nearby Is schools,
shop. and transp. Mod.
equip. kit; firepl. in big liv.
rm.: fenced level lot, rec.
nm; deliRhtfully clean. AS
sumo lge. AZ loan. Priced
S16.QhO.
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HOUSES F0R SALIVA.

A BARGAINi 4 bedrms.. 2 baths.
. fine lot with many many trees.
sRsciS ys..n ~ 6pI; i ssoGo e aosn
$ls,500 price. Located right on
Arlington County line Get set
tied BY school. Phone right nov:
"; 10000: VIM. A. CHAPMAN
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EVANSVILLE

Take the one easy step
TO comfortable and WORTH
while living: Al home loo.
on dead-end street and only
Q stones throw from schools,
shop. and transp. Encl. front
porch; flrepl. in lge. hv. rm.:
sep. din. rm., mod. kit, full
bsmt., attractive fenced
lot, garage. Asking S21,950,
flexible terms.
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= TAKOMA PARK
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
BRICK RAMBLER

Vacant; quick possession; close in:
detached; excel. cond. 26-ft: Nv.
equip. kit, dishwasher and dis.
posal. g. bedrms. and bath: fuL
porches. Storm windows, air cond..
awnings incl. Price. $17,b0O.
cAMPATEL,LaA & co.
TX. S-411S Ryes., 10. b-114e
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kCC0KEEK, MD. ONLY $500
$1,000. 5 bedroom. S1o,s5o. Half
acre LOT; Just z available; n a.
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MCLEAN
COLONIAL HOUSE
Gracious white-columned Colonial
home in GEORGETOWN pike area
near Madeira School; 8 to acres
available; Scar garage. pasture
for horse: In the $4O,OO0's. Ex-
elusive.
STONE HOUsE-5O ACRES
In Fairfax. Co.. on q rolling hill
top with beautiful view: only
4 miles from Dulles Internatl
Airport; frontage on ? roads.
Excel. possibility for future de-
velopment: $4,000. EXCLUSIVE.
McLEAN--S24,95O
Naval Commander has left
charming 3-bedrm. house with
$4,000 with 100000 loan avail.
Can assume present 30-yr. FLA
loan and pay S94 mo. Make con-
tract today and move in tomor-
row under rental agreement util
settlement. Walk to elementary
and high schools. EXCLUSIVE.
GRACE A. KEMPTON
Realtor Mclean, Va.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN- MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1861 Brookfield Plaza
Spring11eld. Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
931 North GIebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson 4-6060
1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginia
South $500
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PRINCE GEORGES . PRoPERTIEs

OxON HILL
$1,000 DOWN
Colonial split-level; 3 bedrms., sep.
arate din. rnn.,. equipped kitchen,
Ri HSensi ED REALTY CO
10. S-6sO0 Ewes. 10. 1880
PALMER PARK, 1909 S5th ave-
Modern liv. rm., 8 bedrms.. kit,
bath. Immaculate cond. (Almost
Assume balance at $50 mo.
DAWN REALTY. tn. 2-9135:
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ROSEMONT

Have you seen this cute frame
bungalow in Alexandria? II not.
you've missed its large living
room. spacious dining room, en-
trance foyer, full basement and
Priced at Si4. 800. You'll be sorry
II YOU miss seeing this lovely
! home in Rosemont.
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RAVENWOOD
In an area Of homes rang
ing in price from 100000
up is this all-brick. 4 bed
rooms, 2 full baths. living
room with fireplace, dining
room, large kitchen. huge
screened porch, loads Of
closet space, carport. on Q f(
beautiful A-acre lot. Price.
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HOUSES ron sALE--MD.
TIME TO BUY

MT RAINIER - Neat 2-bedroom
bungalow; family-sised din. rrn.,
equip, kit., lse. porch and ex;
pansible attic. BGmt.. economical
h.-w.h.. $4,000. just blk. 70
tFansp. and shops.
RooERs HEIGHTS - oldsr-styls
rm., eauippsd XII. . bedrms., scr,
porch, bsmt and garage. SlO.SOO
Oh financing.
BEI.IMEAD--s3BO dn,. FHA. SIS
total mo, pymts. Newly decor. brk.
rambler. extra ise. nsdrmnsXY Il1S'
RIvERpALE-Ideai for young fam
lily, hY. rm.. din. rmy equip. kit,
wItable space, 2 nice bedfms., full
Ys ss pi IT, sis.SoS. only only $40 S IN.
FHA.
PRINCE oRoRoFs REALTY co.
TEE h IN. ss.Yfihsss SONS
VETS PlS E STso r RNY n, A M, sEs sI'
with fuil 6smt. Close Y' to Univ. q
Md. and Adelphi shop, center.
Priced at $l4,950. Call I'll o
DAVIS d Co. INC.
VETS NO MONEY DOWN and s72
per mo. viii buy this brick RAM
bier with sep. din. rm.. 2 bed
rms. Close TO Baltimore parkway.
Priced right at $12.eB0. Cali I'll
0 pm, WA. 7-39O0. ROBERT Q.
DAVIS A CO.. INC.
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HILLCREST HGTS.

Another exclusive BIZ the once Of
DEWEY S. M y.;ub SsEE NAN, ,rs s-e sin
rm., de luxe kit. center hall, 2h
baths, full bsmt.. with rec. rn.,
buiit-in gar: walking distance OF
shopping center and Holy Family
Church. Once open evenings.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-7700
HYATTsVILLE-Reduce to S1s-
900 FHA. immac. 3-bedrm. brick
English colon t, LIE. din. rms rH,S
ii rssi Epnctty pin pine rec. rm. with
bar: laundry rm. and Workshop.
Level, well-landscaped lot; ga
rage; tool shed and barbecue.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO., WE.
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MANASSAS VIC. = Farmette. 3
acres, lse house. mod, COW; Price
IS n0l. small dn nYmt JE 4-2630
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REDUCED-A terrific buy for folks
needing 4 bedrms. in close-in
Arlington location. This home can
be bought with low down pay
ment and huge existing loan can
be assumed. It also features q
baths, full bsmt. and partially
finished rec. rm., plus a lovely
fenced lot with trees where kid
dies can really have fun. Price
now only S16,25O. Don't miss out
on this tiptop bargain. Call ia:
$4,000 today. BETTER HOMES
REALTY. INC, REALTORS.
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WOODBRIDGE

SIT,0UU
Full-basement brick rambler: 23-ft living room,
dining area, equipped kitchen, 8 bedrooms,
storm doors and windows chain-nk and red
wood fence, " acre; convenient to bus, walk
to shop Assume high 4heo loan. Dial 703-
Gypsy 10000.
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GROvETON

Stone-faced rambler Walk to schools, shoppi
and. bus. bedrooms, living room, eouipp
Kitchen, tiled bath and separate utility roo
backyard playhouse or tool shed. FLA
nancing. so. 5000.
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BARGAIN PRICE TAG-At $40 400
for quick ss Gle; R Room s-ss
and iiv' Si Room, fun Ssmt WITH with rec s,
room. Cool side porch. Terrific lot
with shade trees Good location
and easy FLA or CT terms. Don't
buy until you have called to in.
uuire about Pops private. ex-
elusive listings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
HOLLEY REALTY
51S3 Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50

REDUCED BELOW the FLA ap-
praisal Is this S,bedrm. brk, ram
cow. location. All-elec. GE kit,
nice rear porch and a beautiful
rec. rm. Owner forced to sell
due to health. Reduced to S17,-
$50. Call US now. it wort last.
IA. 5-9400. BETTER HOMES
REATTv INC REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES

SiI.s6o. Z. G. HiLLEY u CO..
REALTORS. AP. 7-720O
TAKOMA PARK = Brick. rambler
near sanitarium and college; lily.
rm., din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms;, bath.
stairway to. attic: full. light dry
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., large fenced,
shady rear v ysrS s sasS eSoS csf sTs e
APPT., Mr.. CROSS. PAUL 2.
STONE, ~. 2-11O5, RA. 3-9233:
TAKOMA PIX. = 2-bedrm. brick
rambler In excel. cond.; walk. dist.
schools, shops, bus: lge. bright
III. and rec. rTn., 2 potential up
stairs bedrms.: w..to-w. Garnet
ing, ser, storm windows, scr. pch:
and patio-sige rear pch.; good
financing avail; $14,9OO. Ju.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
FILA Insured

Califcrnia-bound and his pretty
today for S23.5O0. Level lot,
screened porch. tiled basement.
ia baths. 3 nice bedrooms: North
Ariinet0n's most convenient area.
near Fl. Myer. ! block from Ar
lington boulevard. Don't miss the
opportunity to call today.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-19
MT. VERNON AREA

Immediate possession. Long. low rambler with
attractive offset entrance, Y, acre tail trees
front and back Fireplace in living room; large
dining area on up-to-date kitchen with eye
level oven, counter-top range and birch
cabinets: 3 bedrooms. double sliding-door
closets, baths, separate utility room.