davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

puu l IrumDlcu, KOU Su "a
MEGA ''fatalni ljudi moderne
hrvatske politike". Pisac ne.
ma jasnog pregleda kako je
doslo do budjenja hrvatske
narodne svijesti, koja je s L
lircima poe la, pa Sc onda
kao talas sirila u sve hrvat'
ske zemlje, da tex u vrijeme
izmedju zadnja diva rata sve
zapljusne obuhvati. Pisae
podvlaci razliku u politickin
shvatanjima izmedju Hrvata
il politicke (banske dalna.
tinske Hrvatske, ali potpunc
krivo ocjenjuje uzroke te raz'
like, pa pripisuje hrvatskim
politicarima il Dalmacije sve
n e d a { e, koje su Hrvatskr
stigle kroz posljednjih cetr'
desetak godina. On i'm cak
grijeh upisuje "priznanje
srpskog naroda u Hrvatskoj"
jer da je to bila jedna cd po'
sljedica Rijecke i Zadarske
Rezolucije. Te SUI rezolucije
izmirile Hrvate i Srbe i otje'
rale zloglasnog bana Khuena
il Zagreba, ali to je "a piscs
bio veliki grijeh. Trebalo je
valjda dalje nepriznavati Sr'
be j pustiti Khuenu, da i ma
dalje uz pomoc tih neprizna.
tih Srba, tlaci Hrvate. On ne
razumije, da kad je jednon
pravoslavno pucanstvo u Hr'
vatskoj steklo srpsku narod'
nu svijest, da je to onda po.
stala cinjenica, a cinjenice va.
liza priznati, pa bile ugodne
iii neugodne. Bio je valjda
bolje i pametnije priznati Sr.
be, pa zajedno S NINA otje'
rati Khuena s vlasti, nego ii
nepriznavanjem otjerati, da
dalje pomazu Khuena, da tia.
ci Hrvate. Rijeckom j Zadar.
skom Rezolucijom ubaeeno je
hrvatsko pitanje ma politieku
pozornicu Europe, pa su sc
tex cd tog momenta ugledn;
evropski publicisti i ucenjac:
poceli zanimati "a Hrvate
JUNE Slavene.
Ali, da u potpunosti otkrije
svoju zlobu, neznanje, iii ne.
razumijevanje, pisac je ma
pisao, da je druga posljedica
Rijecke Rezolucije bila likvi'
diranje vjekovnog kontinui'
teta Hrvatske, kao samostal
nog drzavno-pravnog tijela, tt
da SUI u vrijeme prvog svjet
skog rata Supilo i Trumbic l
emigraciji radili ma tomu, ds
sc ne ostvari nikakva samo
stalna Hrvatska. A evo ste
.je Trumbic "a vrijeme prvos
svjetskog rata, kao Predsjed
mix Jugoslovenskog Odbora ,
Londonu, uradio:
1. Uporno su j on Jugo
slovenski, Odbor trazili, d.
Odbor bude priznat kao pred
stavnik ne samo Hrvata neg(
svih Juznih Slavena u grani
cana bivse austro-ugarskt
monarhije. Svi su ii juzni Sla
veni, a narcotic Slovenci, po
zivajuci Sc ma hrvatsko draw
no pravo, trazili, da Sc s Hr
vatskom ujedine u jedno po
liticko tijelo.
2. Kad sc je Hrvatska 20
listopada /oktobra, 1918. god
odcijepila Cd austro-ugarskt
monarhije ma osnovu svog,
drzavnog prava sve su Sc ju
goslovenske zemlje u monar
hiji oko ME okupile. Osnova
ma je drzava' Slovenaca, Hr
vata j Srba 8 glavnim gra
dom Zagrebom, koja je obu
hvatala: Sloveniju, Hrvatsku
Slavoniju- Dalmaciju, Bosnu
Herzegovina, Istru, Medju
murje j Prekomurje, te Vol
vodinu. tn drzavu srbijansk
ucenjak | drzavnik, Slobodal
Jovanovic, fukratko zove Hr
vatskom.
8. Ma konferenciji u ze
neI u svicarskoj poxetkon
mjeseca studena /nov., 1913
godine, izmedju predstavnik.
Kraljevine Srbije, te draw
SIovenaca Hrvafa I Srhs (E1r
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

nickih drzava, da j one sve
to priznadu. Trumbic je tako
ishodio "a Hrvatsku puno pri-
znanje suverenosti i jednako-
pravnosti Hrvatske sa Srbi-
jom, njenim glavnim rivalom
i buducim partnerom u Jugo-
slaviji. A da je to. bilo tako
svjedoci i srbijanski spome-
mutt ucenjak drzavnik, koji
je napisao, da su Sc onda su-
celice nasle Hrvatska Srbi-
ia, kao dvije suverene, neza-
visne jednakopravne drzave.
Trumbic Jugoslovenski Od-
Dor imali su punu podrsku hr-
vatskih, iii precanskih Srba i
Slovenaca, pa je tako politika
rijecke rezolucije i hrvatskih
drzavnika iz Dalmacije urodi-
la osnutkom potpuno suverene
hrvatske drzave.
Treba da jos dodamo, da
su saveznici, kao posljedicu
svega toga, zabranili srpskoj
vojsci, da prekoraci granice
hrvatske drzave bez izricitog
poziva il Zagreba. I cuveni
srpski general Stepa Stepa-.
movie cekao je ma Drini cetr-
naest dana dok mu tai poziv
il Zagreba nije stigao. (Vidi
"Zavicaj'', broj II, godina II,
August 1852
Ko je pozvao srpsku VOL
sku u Hrvatsku? Nisu nj Su.
pilo, koji je vec bio mrtav,
nj Trumbic, nj Jugoslovenski
Odbor, nego politicari IL ban
ske (politicke) Hrvatske, ko-
j su onda u Zagrebu domini-
rail-. / tako SUI oni upropastili
djelo, koje su Hrvati il Dal-
macije bill uspjesno kr a u
priveli postigli uz potporu
hrvatskih Srba Slovenaca
nezavisnu, suverenu, hrvat-
sku drzavu, koja je prostor-
no bila VEGA, nego sto je j.
kada u povijesti bila. Da Sc
izbjegne. stvaranje iredente u
Hrvatskoj, ds Sc izbjegnu SUI
kobi sa Srbijom zbog granica
i zbog Srba u okviru hrvatske
drzave, razumije sc, da su i
Trumbic i Supilo i Mestro-
vic ISL "a tim, a u skladu sa
svijetlim hrvatskim tradicija-
ma, da sc Hrvatska Srbija
udruze, kao posebni, jednako-
pravni, partneri u okviru "a
jednicke jugoslovenske drza-
We. Zbog snaznih hrvatskih i
srpskih tradicija, zbog live i
neizbrisive svijesti o nacional-
moi posebnosti Hrvata Srba
i IL mnogih drugih razloga
lTrumbic je u zenevi, uz punu
podrsku hrvatskih Srba j Slo-
venaca, postigao dualisticko
uredjenje drzave. U zajednic-
ku vladu, koja je trebala da
upravlja zajednickim poslovi-
ma, Hrvatska je trebala dele
girati sest, a Srbija sest mi
nistara. Da je Zagreb umio
sacuvati suverenost, koju mu
je Trumbic ma tanjuru donio,
te da je u zajednicu usao ma
ugovorenoj bazi Cd $3.50, nj
kada ne bi bilo doslo do su-
koba izmedju Hrvatske j Sr-
bije, niti do svega onoga sto
Sc desilo izmedju 1918 1945.
godine. Zagreb je, medjutim,
odbio, da Sc posluzi Boroje-
vieem i njegovom armijom,
te je u odsustvu svojih oru-
zanih snaga pozvao srpsku
vojsku. Tako su re politicari
u Zagrebu jednim nepromiS-
ljenim potezom odrekli su-
verenosti i slobode i jednako-
pravnostl, q Hrvatska postala
srpskim okupacionim podruc-
jem "a swim posljedicama.
Sve ovo pokazuje kako je u
Zagrebu bio potpuno odsutan
smisao "a realnosti, q tomu
nisu kriM nj Trumbit, nj SUI
pilo, nj Mestrovit, nj dalma-
tinski poaiticari, kojima je
more dalo sirinu pogleda, q
Dubrovnik srnisao = stvar-
most i "a vlastiti inteFes.
j u toj magli nerealnosti, u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

Karakter sc mjeri barome-
from ustrajnosti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

Mnoge dobre namjere 1 ze.
lie leze u crkvenom grobliu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
"ZAJEDNIGAR"
0draz bratskog osjefaja !jubaW "a
SkoIovanje naSeq mIadieq narastaja

blaga jniku Odbora fond skoarine,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Dragi brate MARITIME:
Do sada ctao sto pisete vi drug skolo-
vanu skoarin nase mladez Sve je onako jos wise
daeko wise Ali oval puta necu mnogo mudrovati to
sol tekako gorucoj vro vro vaznoj potreb - vi znate
nate da je moja zarada, razmerno prema zarada
drugih vrlo malena Uza to ia Vam cd te
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
Osiguracija i ulozak

"staro propada vrijeme Sc ml1ei'"
novi zivot liz rusevina lzlazi
fSoh;lIer)
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-08

MacCornick said. is the cOns,ruc.
ton Of an assembly hall at the
camp. Eventually, i, will be
dedicated commrmorativcly to
Chief" McDrvmo,t and Tank
McCollum. both Of Great Falls.
and Bud" .Arras Of Gu, Bank.
who gave so much OF their lives
to Boy Scout work
In urging a good response to
the Boy Scout drive. MacCOrmick
pointed out the development Of
Camp Napi as Americas out
standing Scout camp is long
proposition and it will be some
time before the value of the plant
will equal the value of the prop,
rrty on which it is situated.
Our district meeting is at Va.
Her on October II. and our next
post meeting is October 20. In
the meantime. should anyone APP.
proarh you for SIS. so for the new
years dues. give him due" con,
SldrratiOn as We need member.
ship and supper, for the projects
the post has in mind for the year.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-08
HEART
BUTTE
news
By John Tstssy

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Duncan were
at Hear, Butte visiting friends.
They are at Brady they are both
teaching there.
Geo Wippert and Leslie Grant
have gone to two Medicine Lake
on a job. they left Monday and
caused II to storm.
The county road outfit are on
the south side doing 4 little road
maintaining and doing a good job.
Last week Paul Running Crane
drove across the lOpsided bridge
on big badger when his car slid
off. the front wheels hanging off.
he jumped off and left the women
in the car and now goes around
the long way
Geo Crawford and son Roger
Andrew Sinclair left last Friday
for the Many Springs area to
hunt Geo wont hunt he will stay
in camp sleep and eat Also Felix
Running Crane is back there
hunting
S,o!rS Head Carrier got back
home Saturday and he was not
normal Sunday morning he drove
20 Browning and when he got
back home there was one rod
through his motor SO that settles
that car. lots to learn StOlcS.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-08

streets for the Christmas season.
The Lions Club used to decorate
the Browning streets many years
ago.
Another committee is to study
the feasibility of sponsoring a
home (outsideJ Christmas decor.
ating contest.
\ committee was appointed to
plan activities for Veterans Day.
and one for that night observing
the armistice at a gathering OF
veterans. their families and their
friends.
All committees will make their
accomplishment, reports a, the
next meeting.
Finance officer Ed Aubrrt was
authorized to buy a suitable flag
for the beautiful new gymnasium
that will be dedicated III i month
or two. and it will be presented
at II m. November II. Veterans
Day. to the school
Interesting is the data concern,
ing the proposed flag purchase
There is a grand rush, nationally.
for the new flags This particular
one will contain - stars arraNg,
ed SO that an additional one can
be added after nrN; July ! wNrn
Hawai-! Viii be officially admitted
into the Union as the 5o:h state.
and |: Wi.l COS: about $500
again expressing gratitude I"
;he Ela"kfcet tribal tnuntl! ii
bcha.: OF Boy Scouts 10: ,hr $50,
foo: frontage a: - Mary Lake
that contains Camp \ip.. Frank
MacCormlck called attention 10
he present Boy Sou: drive. and
urged the Commu"i:y 20 give gen,
crouSly for this Wu;,ny cause
Under immediate consideration.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-08

A report from Old Agency that
Glenn Eagle Feathers was down
there looking for 4 rear end did
no, say if he found one. the In
dian boys are really rough Oh cars.
Peter TaiScy was down to Shell.
by with some calves and come
back with l65 head of ewes. That
Is sheep.
Mike Mansfield was through
Browning last week and wanted
to know il his friend John Tatscy
was in town and Tatsey was dis.
appointed in not meeting him.
Last week Henry Crawford
found one of his sheep shot
through the neck but did not die
vet, hunters there Is big diff.
ference in game and sheep and
cows.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-08
Doings Of The
American Legion
BY Tom Jesseps

Onc.:hlrd 0! the eligible young
0rpn.r are failing TO take ad'
VANTAGE 0! The War Orphans Edu'
cation .\r, due TO a m!Sunder'
Standing III the law. according TO
Claude |. Meredith. manager OF
IKE Va center AZ Fl Harrison.
He said there are three major
misconceptions
Many Of The eligible persons
IA. 10 think Of themselves As
orphans while one parent Is S:!!.
.!\!"L
> Eligible children who have
:NA::,ri ut;lme> consider them
selves ~ longer rhGlo.r g.: re
riucau1"a. PRIVILEGES
3 Some r!!S.h.r children be.
..r,r :ha: they may pursue :raIn'
M Only i: :..r college level under
his law.
Meredith r<Hla!"ri that none
q: ::lc>c i ::ur
He URGED r.l.INtr young people
~ Apply for benefits under the
rdura:!nna. program ard pointed
ou: ma. !: may be used Cor both
rCl., :, AID .rrA:."na. al! :"ch
..I,a. >y:!1".>
\ GOOD pos. meeting Vas held
"A A.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-08

the steel impassc III recent days
is the fear that a knockdown.drag.
Gu; strike would do serious dam.
age to the brisk economic trend
AND even uNbalancc this years
budget,
If business is seriously affected.
~, budget will not wind up in
~, black next June. The BLACK"
margin projected is very slim -
and any drop in tax collections
would up>r. the balanced budget
desired by the Administration in
election year 1860.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-08
DEN u NEWS

We started our regular Cub
Scout meetings last week We
have ~ boys in our den If they
all come.
This week We elected 4 report.
or, a dcnncr and an assistant den.
ncr
Our reporter for this month
will be Craig Larson. Our denncr
is Mark Nelson. and assistant den.
ncr is Michael DcSlt0sicr.
We had a contest To see who
would get the most achievements
done during the week. but no.
body won as We were all lazy.
so our den mother still has the
candy bars Craig Larson. Re.
porter
Sec us for fine Job Printing
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-08

In the recent fund raising
award. returned to Browning or
drive for ;nc Governors confer.
rnrr ~ be held in Glacier Park
next year. Browning raised more
money than Cut Bank
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-10-08
BROWNING LIBRARY HOURS

Monday thru Friday
ll:3O am 500 pm
100 pm $50 pm.
Saturday: HOO am. 800 pm.
Library will be closed Monday
Oc:Ibrr - in observance OF Col
UmbuS Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
DiStrict HIS. Rambler

Impressive 3-bedrm. brick. prefer
ably appointed for OUTSTANDING In
dividual who appreciates quality
and taste. LARGE corner fenced
lot, Rec. rm,; located on most
convenient, quiet street. Reas.
priced, S20.50O. small down pay
NV III o-a.lAo. LII l.A1ln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
HOUSES FOR sALE--S.E.


DUPLEX, LIKE-NEw-2 ants, full
ali turn. ia one. 2 refgrs., =
stoves. RE, $4,000, 10. 2-20o9,
Il 1892 nm ROY Z, SHAVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
Montgomery County
BERENS BEST BUYS
OPEN SUNDAY AND MONDAY

SILVER SPRING. $25,s5O-Prestige location, close
to Old Indian Spring. Real custom-built brick
Colonial on large corner lot True center-hall
planl Spacious liv. rm with firepl., real family
sized din. rm Modern kit with pantry, plus full
bath and den or bedroom on LIST floor Second
floor has twin-szed bedrms and lge. tiled bath.
Full bsmt. with finished rec. rm. This home looks
brand new and is only years old and is priced to
sell at $25,e50. Dir: Drive out Colesville I'd. to
Indian Spring dr.. turn right just blocks to Caro-
lire ave. and our open" sign on corner. ewes,
call OIL 4-7l34)
HOLIDAY PARK, $19,s50-Modern split-level on
spacious corner lot with driveway Liv. rm. sep
din. rm., modern all-elec. kit, bedrms. and 2
baths plus spacious pine-paneled family rm. on
lower level. FUN bsmt. Outdoor patio. Reduced to
SELL Vacant, immed. possession. Dir: From Silver
Spring drive out viers Mil I'd to Holiday Park
entrance on left. Drive into first intersection with
Indigo dr.. left block to 1901 Indigo dr.. Gives,
call JU. S-3792)
CARROLL KNoLLS, $1S, 500 Beautifully decorated
brick rambler, corner lot; lge. bedrms. spacious
liv. rm. with stone fireplace wall, modern equip.
kit. with eating space; full bsmt. with rec. rm.;
excellent cose-in location. DR. Drive out Georgia
ave. just beyond Forest Glen I'd. to Dexter ave-,
turn left Mckinley ave. right to Eccleston left to
Open" sign at 242s. Ewes, call OIL 6-1427 or
JU. 7-6545)
KENSINGToN, $14,o50-Low down payment will
buy this "clean-as-a- pin" brick rambler with
bedrms, modern enclosed back porch, full bsmt.,
fenced yard, on quiet dead-end street. Like-new
condition. Dir: From Georgia ave. drive north on
Plyers Mil I'd. to Drumm ave, turn left to Fern
dale right on Ferndale to Manakee st. left to 10410
and our open" sign. ewes, call JU. 5-11s1)
FOREST GLEN, $1O,95O-walk to Walter Reed
Annexl Mechanics Special! Redecorate this home
and savel Owner moving Immediately Brick q
bedrm. rambler with bsrnt. on large (S0x1O0) lot
in beautiful wooded residential area Only $3.50
down, monthly payments of $S9.48 includes every
thing. No second trust This is your opportunity to
acquire fine home at low price. Dir: From
Georgia ave. drive out Linden lane l mile to
Walter Reed Annex entrance. Continue to inter
section with Woodstock I'd. turn left follow direc-
tional arrows to Open house. Ewes, JU. 5-1191)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21

LAUREL, MD.-8 rooms and bath:
full bsnt.: IN acres; fruit. trees;
near schools: open Mon. through
Fri. DIR: On Sandy Spring road.
End house past Harding Pontiac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
CARROLLTON

Commanding brick Co
lonial in new and fast-grow-
ing area. Not far from Park
way and other conveniences.
Nice lot, garage of breeze
way, gracious liv. I'm. with
fireplace. separate din. rm.,
modern kitchen, 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths, exauisitely nm
ished rec. rm.; owner Tor
health reasons forced to
sell. Asking only S22,95O.
Strict attention given to any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

HiLI.ANDALE - Attention, physl-
slams and dentists. Outstanding
location. Combine your home and
business. Three-bedrm, 2h-bath
rAmb.; rec. rnl., finished once
NONE iRosnsfk RfEsAlIIrHHk W. 4-lAsz' co1x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
LANDOVER

$500 down. Spick-and-
span is this delightful q
bedrm. home, full basement,
gas heat, separate din, rm..
close to Parkway, trans
portation and shopping,
complete with air condi-
toner. storm windows. etc.
Why pay rent when fpprox.
$40 per mo. will pay for
your own home?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
6E0pgn
TAKOMA PARK
1907 g;,I DE :l4NsI2 LANE

lOUT DELMONT LANE
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
redecorated rambler. Ready for
immediate occupancy. Liv. rm..
(din. ''L'O overlooking private
bath; s15,s5iO. owner desires
quick sale. DIR: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. to Erskine, right 3
blocks to belmont, right TO house.
C. Allen Sherwin, Inc.
EN-. s-445O wo. e-7s4s
TAKOMA PARK-By OWNER, near
schools, shopping centers, l-fare
express bus, BIO committing; =
rms. ~ baths, lge. bsmt. Just
or assume trust with $1,000 down.
An excel. buy at $4,000. 300
Westmoreland ave-, JU. 7-7267
or JU. 5-7095.
TAKOMA PARK-See this income
home. Make us an offer: Spanish
designed 3-bedrm. rambler; apt.
on lower level. Call HE. 4-1442,
COZY HOME REALTY co.
TAKOMA PARK-LOOKING FOR
A BEAUTIFUL HOME? THIS IS
down iv. rm :, full din. rm., nm
ished rec. room: 4th bedrm. or
maids rm.; garage and patio, Call
HE. Alag, COzY HOME REAL
TY.
YTERs MILL VILLAGE-Clean, cor
ner rambler; 2 bedrms,, bath, full
basement with recreation rm. Lot
has over 10000 #. with Anchor
fence. Convenient to shopping CEN
ter and elementary SCH, $S1. mo-,
includes prin., int. taxes and ms.
Price, $9,95O. OPEN SUN 2 to 5:
1901 Bennion I'd: DRIVE OUT Ga.
ave. to Viers Mil rd;. left 70 o., Fan n
house. Ewes. RE. 7-O775, L. T.
GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1913 X st.
NV MA R-07b3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
LANGLEY PARK

Distinctive custom brick
rambler, like new, 3 yrs, old,
In an area that offers con-
Venience and pride Of own
ership. Highlignted are 3
twin size bedrms.. ia baths,
modern de luxe Kitchen
with all of the latest work
saving appliances. 2 crab
orchard f1replaceS. delight
fully finished rec. rm. Close
to public and paroehial
schools and the Univ. OF
Md. sAlso the new Jewish
CONGREGATION. Full price,
s2R.DbO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE
OPEN SUNDAY
/ TIL 6

BETHESDA-4314 CHESTNUT STREET-A home
so frequently sought but seldom found, designed
for easy living, near Our Lady of Lourdes church
and school, Lynn Elementary Leland Jr. and B-CC
High schools. Prime country club community.
bedrooms, 2 baths, garage. Price, $21,500. Will
consider FILA contract with low down payment.
DIRECTIONS: Out Wis ave-, right on Chestnut
Gust past ODonnelps Restaurant) to BERENS
Open" sign. other than open hours, call MR..
SWAIN, OIL. 2-0S26/
BETHESDA PRICE LOW 2Os-1 lis NORTH
BROOK LANE-PRETTY COLONIAL ON QUIET
STREETS BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, GARAGE,
PORCH GAS HOT-WATER HEAT-Truy gem
for the economical-minded family used to the
best and wanting all conveniences MOVE IN
IMMEDIATELY. We urge your prompt inspection.
Be prepared to buy on sight FILA contract &C
ceptable with minimum cash payment. DIREC-
TONS Out Old Georgetown I'd to Northbrook,
right to BERENS open" sign on right. Other
than open hours, call MIR. WALSH, OIL. 2-4863.
ROCK CREEK FOREST-RANlBLER-2 ASH
BORO DRIVE-Park-like atmosphere Dead-end
SLICCG . DcuIOOHlS, DdGLlS, mOucEu kAICueL
in garage, full basement, fenced yard with chill
dren's wading pool. Wall-to-waI living room and
dining room carpeting and beautiful Grapes in
cluded. Excellent 41z96 mortgage may be assumed.
Walk to shopping center, elementary school and
bus lines. Owners transfer in June allows ample
time for US to sell your present home, if neces-
sary DIRECTIONS: Out Conn ave. to East-west
highway, right to Grub road, right on Grub
road to ASHORE drive and right on ASHORE dr..
to BEHRENS Open" sign Other than open
hours, call MIR. TALL, OIL. 1884
SILVER SPRING-WALK TO ST. JOHNS SCHOOL
- 1703 BRISBANE STREET - OWNER PUR-
CHASED LARGER HoUsE-Clean brick rambler,
separate dining room, beautiful kitchen, bed
rooms and bath on list floor. Large dormitory
bedroom on End Full basement with rec. room;
lovely fenced lot. Price cut to the bone, only
$16,750. $500 down will handle. Monthly pay
ments less than rent DIRECTIONS: Out Ga.
ave- to August drive C2nd st. past Forest Glen rd),
right blocks to Brisbane, right to BEHRENS
open" sign. Other than open hours, call MR..
sIGwALD, Oh 2-5784.
ALI OPEN SITNDAY-1 TIL,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
tcoNTINuEDl

BETHEsDA.EDGKMOOR - Desira-
big residential location; watkins
10 schools. p. o., theater, shops
and transp. --3 bedrms., baths:
rec. room with firepl.; ser, porch, 3.
car garaeei mid-eOs. Call OWNER,
OIL. 2-b044.
BETHESDA. MASS. AvE.-b BED
RMS. , FULL BATHS. center
hall, sep. din. rm.. garage; day
light rec. rm., nrepls patio;
n ~ ip2un srAfrv ar a,a,t
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OAKvIEW-Four- edroom, 3-bath
split-level. Step-down liy I'm,
step-up din. rm., fully equip. kit,
wall-to-wall carp, washer and
drier; mr.. st. Camillus and transp.
Call HE. 4-1442, CozY HOME
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peter ]. hagan and SON

ACRE PLUS country liVing-2-bed-
I'm. Cape Cod on level wooded lot
owner anxious to sell; $11,500.
UN. 1883.
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NEW RAMBLER-Spacious living
rm. with fireplace, separate dining
rm., kit. with table space, 3 we'll
proportional bedrms., 2 baths.
hot-water heat, full bsmt. with OUT
side entrance, excellent Silver
Spring location. Buy now and
choose your own colors. Call 10.
5-4222: ewes, GA. 4-9313. LAW
RENEE " IITTTg co.
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JLNEH, MD, MiIIiamsbufg ylIIagei
log King william dr.-6-yr. odd
brick home; 8 bedrms.. 2 baths,
/ bedrm. down with full bath; 2
extra-lge bedrms. up with full
bath: Ice, din. rm.' and ultra
modern kit. compl. with. eating
SPACE scr. PC, porch AND f i,h.r 1sma; vi
loan at Az; price. $4,000.
Open j to dark, sun. and Mon.
EDWARD P. GILL, VIII. 6-90s9,
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WOODSIDE FOREST

s5O3 BLACK OAK COURT - Very
lovely 3-bedroom, 11a-beth brick
Colonial: completely redecorated,
Convenient, desirable neighbor-
hod. Large kitchen. Daylight base
ment. All rooms spacious.