davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-02

population trend data? Do hunting
season dates effect antelope
movements back and forth across
the border?
To help answer these and other
similar questions, antelope have
been trapped, tagged, marked and
released. Hunter returns on these
marked animals furnish valuable
information toward the manage
ment of this International Herd.
Thirteen such returns from 1877
antelope trapped in the winter of
1858 north of Glasgow show that
antelope do move back and forth
across the Northumberland border.
Three of these tags were returned
from north of Val Marie, Saskat-
chewan, a distance Of about 100
miles from where they were winter
trapped in Valley County.
Canadians are also concerned
over antelope movements across
their border. Several meetings
have been held with game officials
from Glasgow and Canada to dis
cuSs mutual problems and inveSh-
gate means whereby the manage
ment of migrating antelope can be
on a cooperative basis. Montana
has established a tentative expert
mental antelope season in North
Valley County.
The opening date will coincide
with that of Canada's season to
determine if hunting pressure has
any effect upon antelope move
ments back and forth over the In
ternational boundary.
Seasons in other areas along the
northern border of the state will
not coincide with Canada's season,
These will serve as comparison
areas to the experimental area.
Occasionally, rancherS fear that
these large herds of antelope cause
damage to winter rangeland. In
vestigationS by Fish and Game
Department personnel do not find
this to be the case. Antelope are
browsing ANIMALS; that is, they
feed primarily upon brush, such
as sagebrush, creeping juniper
rabbitbrush, wild rose and other
similar plants. Studies conducted
in Montana show that grass make:
up only about go of the yearly
diet for antelope on range type
areas. In the winter, when these
large numbers are present, the
ground is frozen and rangelanC
grass plants r dorment.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-02
Fairview Athletic
Boosters Club
Plans Boxing Card

The Fairview Athletic Boosters
Club will host an amateur boxing
card at the high school gymnasium
Saturday March 5th, at 800 pm.
The card will feature IL bouts
with participants from Glendive
and closer surrounding commun-
tiles doing battle with local boxers.
The card is being promoted by
the Boosters Club as one in a series
of projects to raise the necessary
money to finance a summer re-
creation program of children of
several age groups in the Fairview,
Molly, and Cartwright area.
The chairman of the boxing pro-
motion is local boxing enthusiast
and trainer, Bud Starr. He is being
assisted by Steve Cayko and Orvil-
lie Martin.
Tickets are $1.0O for adults and
high school students, and SOC for
children.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-02
SPRING MUSKART SEASON

A special muskart trapping sea-
SON for Western Montana will open
March l, 1860 and continue
through April 80, 1860, according
to Wynn Freeman, State Small
Game Manager. Persons trapping
must be holders of either a Class
c trapper's license or CT land
owner-trapper's license.
The area to be included is that
portion of the state designated as
Western Montana on the 1959-60
fish and game trapper map. Indian
allotted or tribal lands will remain
closed to all trapping.
For complete information on re-
gulations and closed areas, inter-
ested persons should consult the
1959-60 trapper map and regula-
tons, it was advised.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-02
RiehIand County
Sportsmen Club
To Meet March ;

The annual meeting OF the
Richland County Sportsman Club
will be held Thursday, March
Bird at the Moose hail in Sidney.
A membership drive has been
underway the past week.
Fish and game personnel have
verified that they will provide a
panel discussion on game manage
ment problems and would answer
questions from the floor
A film strip showing the flood
waters at GartSide Lake last
spring will be shown during the
meeting as will slides of the wild
turkey plant in October, when AZ
wild turkeys were turned loose.
There will he a map of Richland
County ON display, that shows
ownership of each piece of land
in the County. The club has taken
this project ON to raise money for
Gartside lake. These maps will
be sold later this year to those
interested.
The sportsman club board of
directors have gone on record as
recommending closing of an area
west of Sidney to the hunting Of
deer this coming season. They
will also forward recommended
tons to the fish and game COM
mission that the hill area across
the river be opened only the Last
three days of the regular season in
the county.
Anyone wishing TO attend is
welcome, and can obtain MEM
berShip at the meeting if not pre-
xyiO11c1v cOn+antAd
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-02

F. .. IranSp. - 2O04 & 752 & 7O3
Gate City Dairy - 2021 & $50
Telephone Co. - 1875
George Schwede - 572
Ragna Lee $50
Gaar Thomas SGT
Ragna Lee - 212
Geo. SchWede - 30
Geo. Schweoe 1913
February 18th, 1860
F. IT, Transp.-1969 81 683 & $50 g.
633
Gate City Dairy = 1898
Jack & Jill - 1903
Ed Hardy - 554 & 202
Gaar Thomas $40 & 200
Ray Hartle 524 - 201
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-02
SIDNEY EAGLES
BEAT WILLIST0N

The Sidney Eagles flew over to
WflliSton for a nOn-conference
game Tuesday might, February %,
and defeated their North Dakota
neighborS SO = 46 in a game in
which Sidney led all the way;
one and two points separated the
two teams occasionally but other
wise thrills we're lacking, both
teams probably having more inn
portant things ON their minds.
Bob Jensen led the scoring with
20 points, followed by An Mann
with 10. Williston's Coughlin was
the only player in the double
column with IL. Gary McMorris
was out with the flu; Bob ST.
Cyr was still recuperating from
the effects of it; Bob F1admo
went out with an arm injury the
first quarter.
S-1:13 2:23 BAT 1853
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-02
Canadian Antelope
Herd Visit Their
Montana Cousins

Each winter Montana's Hi-Line
is visited by large numbers of
Canadian antelope. Whether these
migrants just wish to go south and
visit their Montana cousins or re-
spond to an ancestral urge develop
ed many years ago is purely con-
lecture. Whatever the reason may
be, one thing is certain they create
problems unique to the field ante
lope management.
Questions which face the game
manager are: Do Canadian ante
lope herds mix with herds in Mon
tana? Do these winter herds re-
turn to Canada to their breeding
and fawning grounds? How far do
these fleet-footed migrants travel?
when should census work be con-
Quoted in order to obtain accurate
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-02
LEAGUE
February "a, 1860

CIVIC LEAGUE
February "a, 1860
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-02
ECHO LAKE CLOSED
TO FISHING

In accordance with Fish and
Game Commission action, Echo
Lake in Granite County will close
to all fishing from March l, 1860
through May 81, 1860. The lake
will open with the regular fishing
season which begins May 22nd.
Evening star., 1960-04-14

little towns. staying overnight
at a farmhouse, speaking at
a covered supper"
Now, she said, you've got
to have money for statewide
teleVision, travel expenses,
keeping an Office going. This
is a part of politics I find dis
tasteful"
Mrs Neuberger returned to
Washington from Oregon a
few weeks ago. She has been
busy in her late husbands Of
flee, sorting through his pa
pers, some Of which she prob
ably will offer to the Univer-
sity of Oregon. She plans to
return to Oregon about May
O.
Evening star., 1960-04-14
Mrs. Neuberger Will Run
On NY Own Record

security. except those on col
lege campuses.
Mrs. Neuberger is expected
to win easily. against two
male opponents in the Oregon
Democratic Senatorial prin-
airy May 20. The other candi-
dates are William Murphy
and Judge Henry Fowler.
She also is given an excel
lent chance in November
against the current Repub-
lican nominee. former Gov.
Elmo Smith. Senator Barry
Goldwater, chairman of the
Senate Campaign Committee,
conceded this last week.
That picture might change,
however, if there is truth to
stories circulating in Oregon
that Mr.. Smith will pull out
of the race, clearing the way
for the States popular young
Republican Governor, Mark
Hatfield, to become the can
didate.
Thinks May Face Hatfield
Mrs. Neuberger said yester-
day she gives some credence
to the stories, even though
the Governor denies them as
fantastic.
AS of now, Mrs. Neuberger
noted, the Governor sis slated
to run in 1862" against Dem
ocratic Senator Wayne Morse,
whose seat comes up that
year.
But if Mr.. Hatfield felt I
was easier pickin' I'm sure
he would be in there" she
said. Il know him awfully
we'll. We served on each
others committees in the
legislature. I so well remem-
Der his stating fatty that
he could conceive of no cir
cumstances in which he
would be a candidate for gov
ernor. Ten days later he
filed"
Asked if she expects Sen
ator Morse, who feuded
bitterly with her husband, to
oppose her, Mrs. Neuberger
said she does not think "he
would have any reason to
do So"
AS to whether the States
Evening star., 1960-04-14

the Oregon presidential pri-
: mary. Her own candidate for
President is Adlai Stevenson,
she said. She thinks he def
nitely has political sex ap-
peal" she told a questioner.
Mrs. Neuberger estimated
her total campaign will cost
about 100000. She regrets
that it viii be a different kind
of campaign than she has
waged in the past.
This was a thing I was
always protected from, I
guess" she said. I'm just dis
covering the facts of life.
You don't run a campaign
the way you used to-going
around talking to people in
Evening star., 1960-04-14
By ISABELLE SHELTON
Star Staff Writer

Mrs. Maureen Neuberger
said yesterday she will run
= on my own record, not my
husbands" as she seeks elec-
stion to the Senate seat held
: by her husband. the late SEN
ator Richard Neuberger of
: Oregon.
: Senator Neuberger died
March 9 of a cerebral hem
orrhage Just two days before
the closing date for filing in
the Oregon primary. Mrs.
Neuberger, who had served
three terms in the Oregon
House winning her home
county, Multnomah, the last
time by larger majorities
than her husband or Presi-
dent Eisenhower, filed for
the seat.
AOOh1IIs OOiIlCWIldJ tlIt
and drawn, Mrs. Neuberger
discussed her plans yesterday
J. at a press conference in the
: Office of Mrs. Katie Louch-
helm. vice chairman of the
Democratic National Com
mittee.
II would never go before
the people of my State and
have them think for one min
sute that I could be a replace
.sment for Dick" Mrs. Neu-
= berger said. y
: For Myself Alone
. II expect the people of
Oregon to vote for me because
they know the work I have
done" she continued. They
. know I have worked with
Dick in many fields. They
know the projects I am fami-
liar with. I hope they will
support me for myself alone"
: She expects to campaign
chiefly on "the fields of my
special interest" such as ed
ucation, health, the problems
of the aging, conservation
anything to do with COM
munity and consumer prob
lems." she said.
OregonianS, she added re-
gretfully, are not too inter-
ested in such subjects as
foreign affairs and mutual
Evening star., 1960-04-14

unpredictable senior Sem
ator viii support her, Mrs.
Neuberger said: We'll. Of
course he's awfully busy run
ming for President right now.
III see what happens.
"It isn't for me to ask
him." she added.
Mrs. Neuberger said she ex-
poets Senator Morse to win
Evening star., 1960-04-14

Store Hours: Mondays, 1890
to 9: Tuesdays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays, 10 to E: Thurs.
days and Fridays. 10 TO g.
Free Parking!
Evening star., 1960-04-14

Ala Ave. at NayIor Rd. Sc. C2O,--LU. $500
9ll Bladensburg Rd. NE. C2l----LI 1850
Wis. Ave. at Albemarle NV. Q6l-EM. 2-ll22
300 Wilson Blvd. Arlington ,7.49O0
Evening star., 1960-04-14

Sears Fashion Tailored sport
coats in wool and other fabrics
in new patterns and colors. Trim
3-button Newport and Campus
models in good size range. Pick
yours now for Easter and Spring
from our wonderful selection.
Other Smart Sport Goats from
$l9.95 to $29.95.
Handsomely styled Stacks,
fancies, sharkskins, gabardines
and flannel finishes-----l0.95
AeHs Fashions, Ssdrs Alabama, BLudsrsburc
Wisconsin and Arlington
Evening star., 1960-11-12
14th AND MONROE
SPECIAL, RARGAIN
HOUSES FOR SALE NE.

HILL-Prime location; 8
min. walk to capitol. Charming
little house remodeled into : one
bedrm. aptS. Perfect opportunity
for home and income. Low down
pymt. WO. 6-43S5.
JOHN CARROLL HIGH and Catho-
lie Univ; 3-bedrm., 1l2-bath home
in excellent condition; FILA, 5000
down. LO. 5-S630.
G. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
MICHIGAN PARK-lst offering Of
this detached cuStom-built, brick
split-leyel on spacious corner lot:
centrally air cond., wall-to-wall
carpets, 3 twin-sized bedrms., 2
full baths, beautiful rec. rm. Home
ideal for professional person. Call
Mrs Reed.
PARAMOUNT SALES, HA. 2-1sOo
MICHIGAN PARK, NE.
Semidetached 3-bedrm. brick; com.
pletely redecorated. Choice resi-
Dental section. Powder rm. on
lst floor; garage, big back yard.
Vacant
HYMAN REALTY CO.
EX. 6-5l0l Ewes. Ii. 6-l59S
Evening star., 1960-11-12
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT


ABOUT SI4O-Tri-level, conv., ad-
joins grade school, immed. occup.
1022 Edsall rd., FL. 4-7655.
ADELPHI, COLLEGE PARK AREA
---3-bedrm, b-icE rambler full
bsmt. Sl30 mo. C ROBERT
GRAY g. CO. Call daily o til i
pm, JU. $1,000.
ALEX.-ARL.-3-b.r. brick. ! blk.
schl.. shop, bus; ; min. Penta-
.Ron; Sll0-S112. KI. S-lB?6.
ALEX. NR. BAILEYS CROSS
ROADS-Split-level. 4 bedrms.. :,
baths. rec. rm. in bsmt. Sl50. CIR.
:t-4 90 between %.
ALEX, south of Mt. Vernon pkwy
20 Minis. D. c. Avail. at once
3 and 4-bedrm, ramblers from
Sl35-SlS5. LOU CHACEY REAL
ESTATE, so. S-S959,
Drto III
Evening star., 1960-11-12
FAIRFAX

2 large rooms. kit. dinette. tiled
bath, h.-w, D.. lee. closets, open
fireplace: 2 blks. from Court
House and IL mi. from pen.scon;
MR., HENRY, CR. 3-2SfS or Fl.,
1887.
FORT MYER AREA-I and 1K
bedrm apts., SIS and $50 plus
utils.; Q. c.; no pets. ia. S.3021.
Evening star., 1960-11-12
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALEXANDRIA-2-bedrm. brick with
bSmt.; nicely furnished: conpen
location. OWNER. TIE. 6-0425.
ARLINGTON, 42I2 4th st. South
4-bedroom brick house, gas heat,
near Pentagon. Arlington Hall and
schools. Immediate occupancy
Call SO. S-7533.
ARL., N.-2-bedrm. brk.; q furn. !:
> baths; bSnt.: rec rm.; near
bus. stores, Lee-Glebe; $3.50. ia.
2-3l33.
ATTRAC. NEWLY dec. 3 bdrm
house on Wis. ave. below Calvert;
suit. s adults RA. 6-3724
BELMONT ST. NV, 1866 rms.
. baths. compl. furnished; or will
rent unturn. Open Sat-. Sun. Call
AID. 4-9105.
BETHESDA, S22l Old GEORGETOWN
rd Il "a acres: modernized old
estate. Colonial rambler; 4 bed
rms. 2l2 colored tiled baths, 13-
#. ceiling in liv. rm. with firepl
and lge. din. rm., auto kit. ;
tropical fruit and flowers. huge
trees: 2-yr lease; 1925 mo. PERLA
BECKHAM WOLFoRD, 464l Mont
sS4sfy sSa or ASs owN2k 3E sl56s2 o. ssi2d %. =
BETHESDA-2-bedrm. house: gas
h.-w.h.: near Navy Medical, NH,
bus. OIL. 2-730S.
CALVERT AND 3sth ST.-3 bed
rms, liv. rm., din. rm. and kit.
lge. yard; ample park. FE. s-273l
CHEVY CHASE, "a blk. Lafayette
School; 4 bedrms,, 3Ts baths, .
car gar, TV, wash. mach; oil ht
$3.50 mo. OWNER. EN-. 1894
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, 3
bedrm., li2-bath home available
in Dec on a 3la-mo. lease; liv. rm.,
din. rm. and kit; convenient to
Fort Myer and Government agen-
eies; l05 N. Edison ST.. Arl., Va:
500 per mo. For appt. call JA.
S-4019, or SHANNON & LUCHS
CO. MA. S-2345.
COUNTRY HOME, 10 min. Acc.
only 20 minis. NV. of Rockville
n-bedrm. rambler; fircpl., bsmt,
gar; Sl.5. EN-. 5-22lS.
ESTAIT-TYPE, close in. 10 min.
to 18th St, Bridge. suit. executive
with family. acre with pvt. park
ing: white Colonial clapboard and
masonry, md floor. bedrms.,
study, " baths; lst floor. liv. rm.,
ultl, I'M SuilL ooIH' pOWueI Tm.,
iinterconnected; large family-size
wIpvt. bath. for lease to respon-
sible party. furn. or unfurn, Call
OWNER, ia. S-5223.
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. brk,
rambler; mod. equipment. daylight
bsmt. Avail immed. for min. Of 6
mos. Can be rented unfurn. Call
JE. 3-go6a.
GEORGETOWN, open, "a, 1886
18th St bedrms;, "a baths,
GEORGETOWN : Attrac. small
house, . bedrms:, . baths. llv.
rm.. din. rm., $40. Miss Rich
DIXON & CO. FE. $500. L.
IRVING ST. NV. uS3s), near
park-Mod. brick. i rms. and
bSmt.. scr. porch, powder room
on LIST flr., Sl15. EARLY DAWN
REALTY. TU. "-9l35.
OF UPPER l6th-Real home" well
furn. Diet. Cape Cod, 1st fir. liv.
nm den. mod; kit, ,pwdr. rm.;
closets. $40 mo. RA. 6-632l.
RIvERDALE = 3 BEDRMS.. ia
baths; mr.. school and transp. CE.
6-362l. Sl25 mo. open Sun, 20
41lg Riverdale rd.
S. ARL.-Nr. Pentagon, . bedrms.
S125. OF. 4-9332.
SPRINGFIELD-3 bedrms.. sep. DIN
rm., garage and garden. Conv. To-
Gated. 1mmed. occupancy. FL. A.
S.lO
Evening star., 1960-11-12

COUNTRY HoME-lO Minis. Acc
only 90 Minis. NV. of Rockville
2-bedrm. rambler; firepl, bsmt.
garage: S115. EN-. 5-"31S.
FAIRFAX-2 houses, each 3 bed
rms. / bath, full bsmt., firepl
S130 and S135. CIR. 3-4100 be-
tween %.
FAIRFAX-3 bedrms., sep. din.
level yard. Completely redecorated.
mo. ia. 4-1l4S after 6 pm.
FAIRFAX TOWNS bedrms., sep
din. rm., garbage disposal, tool
shed; lge. rear yard: Sis. CIR
3-46lS.
FALLS CHURCH--2 bedrms., bsmt.,
lge. liv. rm., side porch: S12n mo.
GERACHIS REALTY, JE. 2-.3l4,
FALLS CHURCH-clean: . bed.
rms, attic storage, lge fenced yd
garage; walking distance to shop,
bus. Catholic and public schools
Sll5 MO. JE. 2-2620.
FALLS CHURCH = 6-bedrm.. pa.
bath older Colonial home Full
bsmt., porch. Rent on month tc
month basis only Avail. now
500. H0LLEY REALTY. 51S3 Lee
hwy. Arl., KE. ,S-5350.
FALLS CHURCH-3- -bedrm. brick
rambler; IA baths, firepl., lge
kit, Sl30 mo, JE. 3-0145.
FALLS CHURCH-Brk. ramb.; 3
bedrms., liv. rm., din. area, walk
out bsmt, patio; h-a., trees. conv
to schools, bus, shops; redec
Sl30; OWNER, TW. 3-75S6
JE. H-94SS.
HERNDON AREAS bedrms., new
ly redec., beaut. loc., on Z acres
S05 mo. LO. 5-15S0.
HERNDON AREA-Brick rambler
on 1-acre lot; 10 miles D. c.: 3
bedrooms, basement, garage; Sio5
mo, LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-94OO;
ewes. JE. 2-304S.
HYATTSVILLE, Just off Riggs rd
Brick home; bedrms.. > baths,
full bsmt with rec. rm., off st
parkinT, S135 mo, Avail. Nov. 10.
GLYDE r; ADAMS, REALToR,
JEFF. MANOR : > bcdrms.. full
hSmt, fenced yard ] blk. Alex :
Fl. Eelyoir bus; sos. WE. S-66lS.
KENS.-Cape Cod; 3-b.r.; Sl35 mo
YoUNKIN g. CO., Lo. 4-SO22 til 8
LANGLEY PARK-3-bedroom, brick
semidetGc ched: fenced rear yard,
Sis mo. C, ROBERT GRAY &
co. Call daily 8 til . pm. JU
5-6100.
LOVELY 3-BEDRM, rambler in
Evening star., 1960-11-12
fcONTlNuEpl

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home
on quiet ST.; foyer, step-down ltv.
rm. w/flrepl.. din. Tm., lge. equip.
kit, bath, lge. bcdrmss walk
out bsmt.: has lse. rec. rm, with
picture window, "a bath, den,
storage and work area: lge. lot.
Vacant. Randolph 3-5f Or
ANDREWS AND BOILING, AREA
New hrk. -3-bedrm.; full .bsnit !;
open. eA29 Vernon DIR. Sf36 mo.
ca. S-9359. ~.
A. IN NANDALE-3-bedrm hrk. ram
bier. built 1850; firepl.; wall-to-
wall carpeting. many extras; $135.
CT. 6-7737 ewes. and week ends.
ARL.. N.-4 bedrms.. 8 baths. ige.
rec. rm.. carporI. patio: $500 50.
f.. S275 mo. KE. S-6A41.
ARL.-2-bedrm., semidet. brick: mr.
schls., shops, transp., S87 mo-.
2l0 s veitch ST., HE, 4-5930.
ARL., M bedrms.. 9 baths. sep.
din. rm., rec. rm;, bsmty gar: !
sssool2: sis p si4S & Sun mo- eonE HE oedsfD dsssfpD''
ARL., 2O17 N. Upton st.-ciose in
6-rm. brk. Firepl.. tiled bsmt., sun
Tm.. yd.:: rr. schools. bus; S145
mo. Lease. TW. 3-S229.
ARL.-4 bedrms.. large yard: nr.
S45 mo. ia 1886.
ARL.-3 bedrms., rec. rm.; quiet;
srade, high schls: nearby. Avail.
Details at We. s.240s.
ARL.-3 large bedrms.. 3 baths
and rec. rm;: nr. Wash. Golf
and Country Club. conv. to every
thing. Also 11-rm. estate type
Bridge. OWNER. ia. s-5223.
ARL.i new duplex; 435O N. WASH
ington blvd bedrmS,;, liv. rm.,
Call for appt.. ia. 2-6010.
ARL. N.-3- -bedrm., 2a-bath brick
Colonial; huge liv. rm.; attached
garage, bsmt.. rec. rm.. fully
sSo6 sS6ip ft; HotIEY rePIsj PEirTY Ayai pHE Efss
Lee hwy. Arl., KE. S-5350.
ARLINGTON, VA,-Near 2 Corners
on 10 aeres: lQ,,room house, 9
porches,. lge. liv. rm., lge. din,
per mo. OWNER, JE. 4-31S6.
ARL., n, nr. Fl. Myer and Persh-
ing drive rms, a bedrms.) 4.
"a baths, bsmt., Sl25, IA.
4-4223.
ARL. N.-3-bedrm., 1a-bath brick
Colonial; firepl.; conv. to transp.;
vacant; $3.50. HOLLEY REALTY,
5lS3 Lee hwy. Arl., KE. 8-5350.
ARL. : Redec., 3 bedrms.. new
built-in elec. kitchen, scr. front
porch; owner in bsmt. apt. pays
Fri. or Mon. " OF. 4-S4Ss. ~
ARL., N.-Brick 9 bedrms., hV. rm.,
din. rm., kit, bath. Fireplace.
Bsmt. Garage. Fenced yard. Va
cant. IA. 2-s254.
ARLINGTON, C. CLUB AREA-3
bedrooms. rec. rm;, all new kit.
newly ,edec.; lovely h-sere
FfoRSNcE REALTY CO.. ia.
ARDMoRE-3-bedroom det. brick
rambler. Lge. lot; vac; option to
buy. Sl15 mo. NE. S-1212.
3-bedroom Cape Cod
in city of Falls Church. Well
wooded area, with attractive fish
pond, patio and small bungalow at
rear Of yard. Available November
10. Rent $3.50. To see. call JE.
2-262O. JOSEPH W. SEAY CO.,
Realtors. l13 West Broad street,
Falls Church, Va.
AURORA HILLS = Attrac. Cape
Cod; . bedrmS., bath upstairs, ]
rm. and bath-shower down which
may be used as bedrm. or den,
plus liy. rm.. din. rm. with French
doors leading to nice fenced yard
and kit. Also full bsmt. so. g.
1925.
BARNEY CIRCLE, S.E.-3 bedrms.,
bsmt.. garage: Ss5; adults: near
transp. LU. 1-0757.
close-in-Liv. rm.. sep.
din, rm., 3 bedrms.. "a baths,
fun bsmt., gar: redec. OIL. 6-914S.
Evening star., 1960-11-12
COUNTRY HOME

City living. on beautiful Bull
Run farm. 25 miles from
White House: 3 bedrooms,
!. baths, GE Dashboard heat;
.l2-acre stocked fish pond
for ice skating, swimming
and fishing; 240 acres for
hunting quail and turkey:
facilities for horses and dogs.
House has unrestricted view
OF picturesque Bull Run
Mountain. $500 mo. rent ac-
ceptable tenant Call owner,
MRS. MARSH, at EN-, >
SS4S for information and
annnin mani for insnnntinn
Evening star., 1960-11-12

ARKANSAS AVE. AREA: FIRST
OFFERING - Gem of q show
place" IMMACULATE town house.
Price only SlS,500. BY appoint
ment only. DETAILS, MR.. DU-
MONT. OIL. 4-TRo0 AGENT
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Shown by Appointment

Lovely old Federal brick house;
completely rcmodeled in the heart
of GEORGETOWN. Four bedrooms,
four baths, large garden. Call Mrs
Estes, EN-. 3-3lSS.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
]. F. BEGG, INC.
DU. T-24S0
Evening star., 1960-11-12

LORTON. vA.-3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier; full bsmt., gafage, conv. TO
Fort Belvoir, -Quantico, Pentagon.
Stab.e am pasture. Dial 703-
Evening star., 1960-11-12

most unusual and .charminl
house; three fireplaces, old floors
a gourmet'S kitchen with all ap
pointments for true Haute Cuisine
Three bedrooms, two baths. Cal
Mrs. Farrell, DE. 2-7739.
Evening star., 1960-11-12

BETHESDA, 55Os Roosevelt St
On extremely charming 2-bedrm
split level: WV. carpets: immac
cond:; garage; $3.50 mo. Col
Smith, OIL. 4-3693. FRANK S
PHILLIPS. INC, 927 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1960-11-12

SPRINGFIELD bedrms.. sep, DIN
rn.. garage and garden. Conv. To-
Gated. 1mmed. occupancy. FL. A.
S349.
Evening star., 1960-11-12
Georgetown

Lovely brick in perfect condition;
fireplaces on . floors, hall, liv.
rm., library. din. rm. opening onto
patio garden. lge. kit. with break
fast nook end entr., to street; :;
fl Excl in 3Os,
CALL MRS. TIRANA. EN-. 3-4592
H, A. Gill & Son F'E, $4,000
Evening star., 1960-11-12
1243 33rd ST.
Shown by Appointment

~ -- WITT S@e
Early house in excellent condition
Double drawing room. dining rm.
two hreolaces, large kitchen with
fireplace ard modern equipment
charming karden, maids room and
bath. four bedrooms, two baths
Call Mrs. Farrell. DE. 2-1139.
Evening star., 1960-11-12

COUNTRY HoME-lO minis. Acc,
only 20 Minis. NV. of Rockville
2-bedrm. rambler; firepl., bSmt.
Parapp. S1lh EN- h-o0lS
Evening star., 1960-11-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED-cLEAN HOMES: list with
US. prompt results. AP. 7-S0S0.
D1CKEY'S RENTAL SPECIALISTS
Evening star., 1960-11-12
1914 N ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, is
NEW LISTING
3340 PROSPECT ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, is
1905 DENT PL.
OPEN SUNDAY, Is

Delightful sunny brick house on
quiet street, large drawing room,
powder room. dining room open
ing onto private patio. modern
Kitchen, three bedrooms, three
baths, otf-strect parking: fully
air conditioned. Call Mrs. Estes,
EN-. 3-3lSS.