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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16
GLACIER PARK EAGLES +n

SGASuSH VANN eAOIeS III
The All club meeting was held
March Is at the community hall,
with seven members and leaders,
John Stewart and Kathy Barcus
present. Pledges were said. Min.
utes of the previous meeting were
read and approved. The treasurer
reported S80.5S In club fund.
Twenty dollars Is to be paid the
WOmen's club for previous use
Of the hall by the square dance
group. Two dollars per night is
to be paid for use of the hall by
All Square Dance group as Of
Saturday. March 81.
Weather permitting We will
have club outing Sunday. April
S.
Motion made and carried $40
Of club funds to be used for pur.
chases Of square dance records.
Scrap book presented full of
colOred construction paper.
Gary Found a Gun gave an
electrical demonstration. 1T
worked"
Making flower boxes for com.
muni,y hall discussed.
Diane Burns. Reporter
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16
BROWNING AZ CLUB

The meeting was called to order
by president Margie Merchant on
Monday. April Is. at the Bar
racks with 81 members present.
Patricia Kelley led the I'll club
pledge and Anna Fitzgerald led
the pledge to the American flag.
We discussed plans for our
tour. Mrs. Grissom handed out
permit slips. for our parents 10
sign. We had refreshments. sang
songs and the meeting was ad.
journed.
We wish to thank Mr.. McFad.
yean Of Phillips IS station. Mr..
House Of the Chcvron station.
Mr.. Anderson Of TeXacO and Mr.,
Douglas of Texaco for their help
in making our I'll car.wash day a
great success.
Mary Margare, Mckay
Acting Reporter
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed StillWcll. They

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stillwrll. They
are Mrs. Stillwell'S parents.
The big news last week was the
wreck a; the Kennedy Creek
bridge where Andy Riding Al the
Door lost his life. Six Of the
eleven passengers were injured
According to the Montana High
way Pa:rolmaN the car rolled
- fee: after i! failed 10 make the
turn The arsidrn. happened
shorty after $50 pm Thursday
evening. They were hurrying TO
reach the border before closing
time al 6 O'Clock. Occupants Of
the car were all Indians.
Mr.. and Mrs Rod Paisley were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Hughes Of Cut Bank last week
ed The two couples and DAro-
:Ay Reyes OF Gu: Bank drove TO
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16

700 Bob Cummings Show
7:3O Father Knows Best
800 Shirley Temple Show
800 Ed Sullivan Show
1000 Worlds Stage
1890 Fighting Words
100 GM Presents
1900 CBC News
1910 Weekend in Sports
1918 Sisn.off Weather
MONDAY. April 10
100 Sound OF Seven
200 2 O'Clock Report
2:lO Stage Seven
100 Dear Phoebe
40 Open House
500 PM Party
$50 lIowdy Doody
$50 Childrcn'S Shows
$50 News & Weather
6:@5 4 Look At Agriculture
100 I Love Lucy
7:30 TBA
800 Tennessee Ernie Ford
$50 Highway Patrol
900 The Millionaire
$50 Canada Hit Parade
1000 Danny Thomas Show
1890 Cannontsall
100 Dcsilu Playhouse
1900 CBC News
1915 Late Weather & Sports
TUESDAY. April a
100 Sound OF Seven
200 2 O'Clock Report
2lO Stage Seven
100 DR.. Hudson's Journal
$50 Open House
500 Georgia
$50 Sky King
800 Childrcns Shows
$50 News & Weather
6:45 PMS Desk
100 Tabcr TV Challenge
7:3O Grand Ole Opry
800 Gunsm0kc
$50 The lioncymouncrs
900 Front Page Challenge
$50 Chevy Show
1890 Folio
1880 Press Conference
1900 CBC News
1918 Late Weather 4 Sports
WEDNESDAY. April a
100 Sound Of Seven
200 2 O'Clock Report
2:iO Stage Seven
400 Our Miss Brooks
4:30 Open House
500 PM Party
$50 Hucklcbcrry Hound
800 Dancing Storyb0Ok
$50 News 4 Weather
6:45 Fashion Show
100 Rescue 8
7:30 Walt Disney Presents
$50 Star Trail
900 Libcracc
$50 One Of q Kind
1000 Music Hall
1890 Bat MaStcrs0n
100 The Unforeseen
1870 Closeup
1900 CBC News
1918 Late Weather & Sports
vshs To vev Weekly
Courtesy o.
he Glacier Reporter
Mercantile
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Bubb News
by Rod Paisley

summer is JUS: around the
corner by the signs We see. The
STATE Highway Department has
started opening the Watrr:"N
AXE highway and has been pu;.
ting up signs that were put away
for winter Summer hours o..
from s am. To 10 pm. Will hr
observed a; the Picsan and Car,
way customs after May !.
Calv!ng is in full swing a, mos;
y: the ranches in the area Al.
ranthrr> have had plenty Of hay
10 see them through IL spite ":
the long winter.
Mr.. and Mrs DaNr E1rv: ":
Chinook Spcn: the week end VITA
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SASS SCOUTS MEET

The Babb Scouts and Brownies
had a meeting Wednesday. April
8. at $3.50. We started out by
saying the pledge to the flag.
Next the Brownies said their
promise and the Girl Scouts also
said theirs. Everyone Joined to-
gether and sang This Old Man"
Mrs. Lester Johnson was ap.
pointed to get yellow cloth for
curtains. Miss RoXie Paisley
brought cup cakes for treats. We
made about 80 dollars clear at
our benefit dance which was
given TO both scout groups. each
getting about 40 dollars.
Margaret Johnson. Scribe
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16

Visitors at the Mark Wilson
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Wright and children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Erwin and
children. all from Cut Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Uhl. ST.,
spent Sunday In Cut Bank visi.
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Uhl, Jr.
MIR. Porter returned last Satur.
day after spending the winter In
Palm Springs, Florida.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16

q small head of water into the
canal to wash some Of the snow
out of the channel.
Harry Wilhberg, former depot
agent at Browning was in Brown
ing on business last week. He is
travelling agent for the Great
Northern now. His family will
remain in Newport. Washington.
until school Is out; then they will
move to Spokane.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16
BROWNIE TROOP z

Brownie Troop ? met in Mrs.
Hughes room Tuesday. Some of
the Brownies said their laws. and
learned how to set the table. Four
Brownies were present. several
were absent because Of twirling.
Shirley LaBuff. one of the
Brownies. was hur, while playing
outside at gym time.
Scribe. Diane Magee
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE Of VictOr FrplOn, drt"lH'H
NOTICE Is HEREBY Ii\E\ by Ia"
undersigned. Administrator Of the IL.
tate Of Victor u Prpion. decreased. 10
the creditors and to all rrr>"n> HAVING
claims AGAINST the said deceased. To
exhibit them withiu 'hr nrC"s>hi.
vouchers within four months after the
first publication OF tins motto" To the
said Administrator At the "iii'r at VII
bur T. Werner. Bank Elnk. Cut Rank.
Montana, the same hriw.; IN" pIL'" tor
the transaction of the business oi said
Estate
Dated this 18Th ia, uf Apiil. 1889
WILBUR = WIENER
Administrator of tn" Estate -: VI! '"r
u Prpinn. decreased.
Wll.RtK =. WERNER
Attorney for Admiui>'r.,"r
First Publication April IL. us?
Last Publication Mn :, 1859
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16
BROWNIE TROOP

We all met at the Scout House
and then We walked to our lead.
cr'S house where We fixed a tea
party. We had KOOl.Aid and cook.
les and Cindy Becker brought
us each candy bar. Billie 10
Buffalo led the Brownie Promise
and then We went home.
Susan GarrOw. Reporter
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION FOR
TRANSFER OF
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE

Su,irr l. h"rrm given that an 'hI>
10th da> -; \rril. 49,. "u" H., ri
Thompson nlrd with thu N"m'H''' !i'
unr Control Hoard an .,IT'l' .'ii"n tor
transfer OF . retail liquor h,"u>r tram
George ramhrun. t. be- used ~ '"N.
bo,'> Inn. M. wv !; 500 -. Twp
33N RGr ~ NIin"..'h'.r. M"'' ,''.
and protests. II ..uN th"r" h". ,r-Ur-'
the Issuance ui such ln,n>" VII b."
heard at the hour "i |" - -, i",k E, ~ e.
on the :H'n dJI "i N,,. l"i' .' IA"
office OF tn" Montana lIu.I"r r''r"l
Board IN Helena. Mnuthu"
Dated Aprii IL. l"i'
Signed J l. NIu'urf ~ =! - ?
First Puhn alton \iril ii. I"i'
Las, Pubii, alton NN :. 80
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-04-16

II you disagree w.;h Me "il
tOrialS III this new -pinr!s. i"u
have a half chance OF beng r.sh'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-07

misses prOPOrtiOned sPOrtSwear
short lo-l6, medium 1918, toll l2-l8
1913 Wool Skirts. oil around knife pIeots, black
or eroy4i- 6.99
1898 vetOno Rayon Plaid Stacks. self belt, pockets;
assorted ploids $50
1893 Washable Wool SIoeks, self belt; charcoal
or medium eroy ,- ---- - 5.99
5.ss PinwsIe Corduroy SIoeks, side Upper, self
belt; black. oreen belize, brown - 3.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
REVEALS

Victor is getting closer to
brass tacks when it comes UP
with q record like CAL $50,
a Camden reissue Of a batch
Of Italian songs by the late
Ezio PIMA. 1t has been said
that PIMA could not read q
note Of music, an assertion Of
dubious accuracy, but q good
many more efficient singers
would doubtless settle for less
precision If they could muster
the same degree Of sex ap-
peal. The simplest little song
Of q minor composer like
Sarti (l729-1002) or Clio
vanni Legrenzi (1626-l6oO
takes on unsupported charm
when rendered by the versa
tile basso.
Another departed vocal
personality Is represented on
CAL SIG. q Camden issue
bearing the attractive photo
graphic likeness Of Grace
Moore and devoted to such
items as Irving Berlin's AL
ways" pestalozza's "Ciribiri-
bin," and songs by Duparc,
Tchaikovslky and others. "Cir-
ibiribin" may or may not be
someone's idea Of an immor-
tai creation. but the voice
legitimately held q niche In
the public consciousness and
the Camden miscellany is
pleasantly representative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
TURNTABLE TALK
Connonodes Fortify
Tchoikovskys 1872

airs and dances for lutte
(Mercury MO 50l9e).
There Is . new Beethoven
fifth, too. This time Reiner
and the Chicago Symphony
are the executants Victor
LIN 2343l. And there is .
little Schubert revival going.
Munich and the Bostonians
offer the late c major SYM
phony on Victor LIN 2344),
Rene Leibowitz and the VI
emma Opera orchestra offer
the same on Westminster
(XWN 18806). and Mercury
couples the earlier c major
and c minor under two con-
ductors, Hans Schmidt Isser-
stedt and Walter Susskind,
both with the London SYM
phony (MG 50196).
It isn't necessary to COM
ment In detail on most Of
these efforts. all Of which are
acceptably played and re-
corded. Rubinstein, Of course.
Is one Of the pre-eminent
Brahmsians, and Monteux,
Ormandy and the other con-
ductors all know what they
are about.
The two early. Schubert
symphonies win be a pleasant
discovery for anyone who
doesn't know them. As far
as the sixth (the '.little" c
MAJOR goes. the Beecham
edition on Angel Is definitive.
however.
The Reiner fifth Is i'm
presSively vigorous. and the
engineering comes q good
deal closer to the full out
lines Of Beethoven's score
than most Of its predecessors,
even monaurally. There
seems to be q bit overmuch
of echo, II one Is looking for
flaws. That isn't Reiner's do
ing. Of course. Neither is q
legend on the upper corner
Of the Victor jacket which
reads, THE symphony for
every home" This column
demurs at that. What is Vic
tor trying to pull with q
Madison .avenue-ism like
that. anyhow? Come on 1t,
Victor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
BY JAMES G. DEANE
star Record Critic


How Is one supposed to
react to an RCA Victor rec
ord jacket bearing q big
print legend, 1872 Sound
Spectacular? This particu-
lar jacket. which the alert
citizen will correctly guess
has something to do with q
well known Tchaikovsky
piece, also has q small-print
legend declaring. Produced
with new special high fidelity
techniques. For optimum re-
suits play on high quality
equipment" and also mem
tons something about bells
and cannon.
Well, this departments
first reaction is to suggest
adding mentally the word
softly" after the word play"
In the small print. Other
wise, there may be some I'M
toward results with respect
to the thigh quality equip
ment." not to speak Of the
neighbors. Presumably one
wants both the equipment and
the neighbors to survive the
impact of first exposure, and
the softly" win afford the
best chance.
Morton Gould's orchestra
and band. and presumably
Mr.. Gould himself. are in
volved along with the bells
and cannon In this venture,
on the back Of which o per-
Torrance Of Ravel's Bolero
Is thrown in so no one win
complain. no doubt. that he
hasn't gotten his $1.98 worth
(the list price. RCA says, for
q limited time").
A personal reaction. II any
body wants 1t, is that the disc
is worth Just about $l.9e
GM and LSC 2345)
II anyone wants to sample
some cannon shots with less
interference, there are q Of
them In succession on q Van
guard disc called THE
Queens Birthday Salute"
which also features the band,
trumpeters and horse troop
Of the Royal Regiment Of
Artillery and q couple Of
dozen marches, folksongs and
fanfares direct from Hyde
Park, London. YRS 9038)
AS for 1912 without cannon,
Vanguard has an effective
new all music instrument
edition played by the Vienna
State Opera Orchestra under
Mario Rossi also available
for $1.98, with some other
Tchaikovsky and Rimsky-
Korsakon as useful addenda.
(SRV 100 Both also stereo
40 desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
MOZART'S
Don Giovanni

- ~ y FIN.
Oct. 4 al $50 pm.
with Ralph Herbert, ponold
crqmm. Charles BrsssIsr. Mo-
rio di osrlando. Ellen Foul.
Mildred Allen. Paul cclIuwoy,
eondve'or; Noihuniel Merrill,
Director National symphony
Orchestra.
SEATS AVAILABLE At
SO. $3.50. $3.50. $500
OF IALBsRT TICKET AGENCY
WiIIeFd Hotel Ma. s-sS7s
or OPERA SOCIETY Of
WASHINGTON, Inc
l74s K S., Room ~ re. 7-o7oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
REPEATS

Everything. it seems, Is
being recorded over again.
Rubinstein has redone the
Brahms B fiat concerto, this
time with an orchestra led
by Josef Krips Victor LIN
2296). There are new YER
sions Of Beethoven's sixth by
the Vienna Philharmonic
GM 2316) and the Sibelius
second by the London SYM
phony QM 2342), both under
Monteux. Ormandy leads a
lush sounding r espighi
coupling. the Pines and Foun-
tains Of Rome columbia
NIL 5279). and Antal Dorati
and the Philharmonic Hun
garcia. an orchestra or refu-
gee Hungarians. offer all
three Of the same composers
charming suites Of ancient"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

cnY nl1V 4s3s csersio Ave. NV.
WOAONA RA. 6-ll7o
LAURENCE HARVEY. ROOM AT THE
TOP" los, b:05, g:o2; JACK PAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
NEWS OF MUSIC
| Symptoms Scores
For Season Listed
BY DAY THORPE
star Music Critic

The National Symphony has announced the music it will
play this and the sooists who viii assist 1t is good
repertoire and the pianss vonss and other artists who
add their touches 10 the straight orchestral fare have
of them proved their popularity with Washington audi
many years do not propose pick the high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

for its courage and dedica-
ton in bringing US new and
temporarily important works.
Many singers highly thought
Of by local audiences are
scheduled for the City Center
shows. In "Susannah" there
will be Phyllis Curtin, Rich
ard Cassidy, Chester Ludgin
and Ruth hobart. In Baby
Doe" Beverly Stills, Walter
cassel. Frances Bible. Joshua
Hecht, Beatrice Krebs, and in
"six Characters" Adelaide
Bishop. Paul Ukena, Ernest
McC hesney. Regina Sarfaty
and Ruth hobart. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

ALFA-ROMEo 1859 Sprint coupe
LOO actual miles: In showroom
cond: T. and h, and other extras;
Elesming Jet black I'm: mechan-
ically perfect never marked: orig
price approx. S4206: our price
~. 1916. LOGAN FORD, 1880 goth
st NV, DI. s-5SOu.
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH. 4 blks. from
oeean--Beautiful interior. excel
beds. huge scr. porch: can sleep
Z; $50 wk. OF. 4-s763.
CAPE COD. MASS. - Lovely =.
bedTm cottage, near beach: SIS
week IA. 9-s3sO.
risht on beach: knotty.
pine cottages ind apis; June -
on, $50 80 W.. up. OIL. 4.3Ss3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
REAL ESTATE LOANS

AAAA CASH LOANS and rsfinane
ms Any amount: any purpose
consolidate debts reduce .pymts
Di 7-4445: evenings. JU s-a4ss
Al MORTGAGES to reiinanee. buy oil
sell. unlimited funds 81. 30 yrs
prompt free appraisal ?nd trusts
also day or ewes. call Mr.. CROCK
EFT, h 4-GSa4
I HAVE SGg.0Oa TO BUY md
trusts ARLINGTON TO FORT
BELvOlR AREA. Call day OF
ewes !. C. HOOVER, Ro. s-l1Ga
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE. ISL
0r End MORTGAGE ia :-23O3 OF
IA 7.5S00
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Al Extremely Low Discounts
N x STONE, OIL 2-34l4
end Absolutely TOD spot
cash prices paid, Md Va. Z. G
Call daily or night. 10. 4-b565
800
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AVIATION

ERCOUPE, students, 70 share. $3.50
Wash Va. Airport. 10, 5-236S
2 PIPER J-3s with Continental OF
good fabric. 81 LOIS and $50
Call baltimore, Nd. NO. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

RAIN TRUCK MOUNTED
CRANE-l5-aO ton MODEL Mc-3
pneumatic tired, 40 boom. excel.
lent condition: location, Norfolk
virginia. $3.50. Gail collect
EVEREADY, Box 63S, Bridgeport,
Conn: tel Edison 4-a471-2. Gov
eminent Stanby Equipment. Car
be seen operating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. $4,000 IA
Sl50.o0O Group your debts lower
your payts. refinanee your prop
and improvements Quick. honest
courteous service on real estate
farms etc Only IN the STATE OF
Maryland Call Mr. ROBERTS.
Baltic. Nd. day or niEht suns
and holidays at saratosa 7-4o47
Signature Loans servieemen Incl.
PARIS FINANCE co.
ll232 GeorEia Ave.
wheaton. Nd. 10. 5-5i22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
STORES FOR RENT

CONN. AVE, I72S-APPRox 2Ox
So. EXCELLENT LOG. FOR ANY
TYPE BUSINESS DI 7-l7Bg
MASS. AVE. NE, g30--store. r.
rm. apt. Next 20 Safeway. Concrete
fiooT. Suit print shop or small
bus: 500 mo. CURTO REALTY.
335 H st. ne.
NEW STORE, in top location OF the
exclusive Potomac Village shopping
center. Ideal for children's and la
dies apparel or notions. Excellent
parking. Also once suitable for
doctor, dentist, lawyer, architect,
etc. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY, INC,
EN- 5-l3l3.
n. Y. SHOPPING CENTER-Minn
ave. at BenninR I'd Suitable for
any business or once. Low rent.
D. J. WHITMAN, iU. $4,000.
NV. sECTION-lO.OOO 50. IT. on
one floor. air conditioned. 25-ft.
ceiling Also good for once. g. 8.
BROWN AD 4-707l
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WATERFRONT PROP. REM

COLONIAL BEACH - ach-iront
cottage and Diet units. clean: elee
kit. hot water. pvt. pier. fish, crab
swim. Ice. play area. safe for chill.
dren. co. 5-Ooli Mon-Thurs. eyes
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-Overlook-
ms Potomac. bcdrms.. din. rm.,
KIT, bath; $50 vk. LA. a-l035.
COTTAGE ON BAY-Cape Anne;
sleeps \, all eonveniences: July and
August, 5000 Call NE. Stubs.
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE. ; bed.
rms. LARGE mod. kit. and bath
scr porch. TU. 2-2552
WOODLAND BEACH - Furn. cot
tages. all cow. sandy beach:
trees. immed. poss.- CO a-ol12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
b-ACRE LOTS
S25 DOWN
SIS MONTH
PRICE, 5000

water line In Street In front o!
every lot New Yorkshire Public
School Tight In this subdivision
Hundreds OF new lOw-priced home,
being built In this Area-one oil
the most active around Washing.
ton. Near new. big shopping cen.
ter and only 10 minutes from new
Chantilly AIRPORT
81 minutes orive out Arlington
blvd. Uour-lsne dual hwy e
Centreville. Va. turn left at traf
nc lisht on Route rs ttowaIC
ManaSsaSD 4 miles TO once oppo-
site Yorkshire Firehouse on Rout,
IS Open every day except Thurs,
days. 70 pm Ask for Owner
Mr.. MACK. Bring $40 deposit.
COLORED-LOTs IN BRAXTON
HTS. MDt Suilland l--jaxJa0 n
Excel, neighborhood. Only $500
NJ. 'Eo sToRcH. sP 3-4500
COLOEED - NEW GLEN wOOD
PIX. Prince GeorEes COUNTY
Beautiful i4-acre wooded lots
only 90 Minis. 10 D c OEly $3.50
On, SIS mo NJ LEO ETORCH,
DtveIop,r. So. .,-45UO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

DE SOTO 50 Firesweep 4-dr. sed ;
auto. trans, heater, back-up
liRhts. wheel covers. etc.. S., 695,
your 81 model car could be q
down payment, or S1eS down,
bank rate I'm. new car title and
guas., L. p. STEUART NORTH
EAST, INC, oath 4 Bennine, ne,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17
SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP ADVENTURE LAND
beautiful Christian summer camp
for boys and eiTls. between \ and
il. Junior boys, ages = TO 10
leave June 90, and should gel
application In m m 2 d iatelyl,
other age groups will be leavina
In succeeding order. cost per week
$40 or SEQ for two weeks. Transp
from Wash. furnished. interde-
nomina tional- interracial. For in.
formation, call ia. a-l22b. be-
tween q and B weekdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-17

D s@ss. JoSYcE M MioToRs. 's sa17 0I \.
10th st. Arl, IA. 1-s5s4
DODGE 40 4-or. sedan: GOOD cond,.
reliable transp. at reas. cost, over
~ mi. per sal. SlT5, Call OF.
4-fS6n
DODGE IS hardtop; perfect,
extras: one-ovner car, $4,000 mi.
Call SP, 3-3"sS.
Continued on Next Page
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ST. PETERSBURG CLEARWATER
AREA - Low. 2-bedrm. house,
brand-nev. excel built, neer Cult
Beach. Call OWNER. JU. s-e630,
After q pm.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

CASH AVAILABLE for lots, acreage
or apt. house eround Tu. 2-6100
LARGE. WOODED LOT, in $40, 900
neighborhood. JU. 5-aa32.
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MANN OLDS

5000 18th st.
Silver spring. Nd. ~. s-8Is6
BUICK SO Special station wagon /:
owner being transferred overseas
excel. cond.: $3.50. RE. 6-4485.
BUICK 1850 a-dr. sed-: good
transp: sl25. Call MR.. BOWERS,
WA. s-5R75.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL / and 2-aere home
sites, facing Congressional Coun-
try Club, Si,p5O up. liberal terms
SHAPIRO INC, l4l3 X, NE. s-l7l7
BUILDING sI1ES-s?5 dn,. nearby
Nd, one hr from ID. c $500 up.
KAY REALTY Co RA. 6-220O
COLEsvILLE. MD.-Lge. rambler
sites, Sl,5OO up on terms. KAY
REALTY &C. RA a-g2O0
FAIRFAX COUNTY. vA.--lO lovely
oSe fS 0 Lee sDSIt Wit BIKE: ''n
DILLON LAND co. REALToR
JE. 4-4O40 Open III 9.
FoRECLosURE SALE BY AUG 6;
So on Il \. H ave. On BET. s spfins ;'S I'd
and Ga. ave. NV. June 80. !:
m. For particulars refer to Legai
HOWARD BERNSTEIN. ROY
THURMAN. Barr Bldg. Ma
S-l63:b. Trustee.
HOLLYWOOD. MD. near MOL
Wooded lot 50x2i7. city water
Ss51. SIS On. $40 mo. MA. S-2Ol4
OUTSTANDING NV. LOG. over.
looking Rock Greek Park. approx
75x125: liberal terms. Ewes. TU
2-6lg4 Daily DI 7-42i4, JOLLEs
4 SENNETT CO.
SALE OR TRADE
Hillerest beautiful corner lot, 65x
100. water and sewer.
VAcANT--iBI6 YOU ST. Sc.
25xl25 alley. win take End trust
notes,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 l4th St. AID, 4-9OO5
3t1 ACRES. IS miles from D. C
l'..5 900: S2S. 900 down. In.
terest only for : yrs. JE 4-alOU
r. c. MAPLE REAL ESTATE.
100 HALF.ACRE LOTs-Ready 10
record; sewer and water: in Shad-
ow Of Mt Vernon: subordinate
asking ~ 300 each. Ma S-77gS,
OIL .-163i
rs ACRES, with water and sever In
town OF Vienna: toned for $4,000.
IT, lots; mr. country club. easy 4
develop Exclusive. r. c. wAPLE
Real Estate, JE. 4-5l0O.
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MONEY WANTED

FIRST MORTGAGE money wanted
on year round operated motel IN
Delaware. $4,000, part TO b.
spent. on improvements. Boa
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STORES FOR RENT
lcoNTlNUtDl
ll4l 9th ST. NV,

Rear Of LIST floor approx. 45x2b,;
with eonysyor belt, Inspect and
ESTATE CORP. sSss Wilson siyd
ia. 7-444S, ewes, IA, 4-O3n4, :
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

ALL TYPES investment property
needed. Call Mr. Price. RUTHER-
FORD A. SHULLEY, INC, u.
5000.