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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29
Murray Has Served Montana Well

Senator Muray decision to retire at the end of his present
term mild but entirely unexpected The
weight of years and the exhausng duties of his office have
taken their toll He has justly earned the privilege of being
Montana's "Senior Statesman.
Murray during his than quarter of century
Capitol HILL has brought honor and recognition to the
constituents of his sparsey settled state He has always been
the forefront of battle behalf of legislation aimed at
frherng the American dream of achieving the finest possible
life for all it's citizens
He has fought the fight for better humane
eraon of the problems of the aged for better education
for all children for better health for all Americans for
dignity for the ordinary whether he be in blue
overalls, Main Street or of the professions.
In years. the value of Murrays seniority became
recognized throughout the Western States he chaanned
the important Senate Interior and nsuar Affairs Committee
In that capacity his has been powerful voice for the develop
the West conservation for multiple
purpose projects for building solid base which flourish
ing economy would incubate and grow.
Senator Murray in the telegram announcing his decision
retire. said shall always be proud of the confidence placed
in by the people of Montana Senator, am that
most Montanans join in saying richly earned that
fence which the people exhibited five different times in the
polling places, beginning with 1934-HLB
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29

our future citizens. | am sure you
have that kind of school here and
offer my congratulations to the men
and women of Bozeman High. And
to Father Burns, my congratulations
for job we'll done. The spiritual
guidance given by you and your
church to this fine young man are
praiseworthy,' TIMBER concluded.
TRULY DESERVING"
Master of Ceremonies, MISC Presi-
dent R. r. Renne, read a telegram
to Joseph from AFL-CIO President
George Meany which said in part
that Joseph is 'truly deserving of
this recognition, and then added his
appreciation, as a college president,
of the great interest American labor
is placing on the need for higher
levels of education for America
youth. Renne added that this award
is indeed recognition of the high
quality of education offered here in
Bozeman -"
High School Principal Lund said
this national award is probably one
of the finest things that has ever
happened to our schools . )" He
said it was wholesome change to
see a young man honored because, of
his brains when most times honor
banquets are held for those more
athletically inclined.
Charles Smith, Boise, AFL-CIO
Region Xxx director, obviously pleased
over one of the scholarships coming
to a youth in his district, said there
are 20 regions under the AFL-CIO,
and expressed the hope that each
year from now on Region Xxx, COM
prised of Montana and Idaho, will
be able to point with pride to at
least one award winner.
Joseph is the son of Union Car
penter Joseph and Mrs. Cullen, ST.,
CONTINUED On Page Five)
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29
Farmers Borrow Sd Billion
Through Credit co-ops

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(CNS)-
Farm people borrowed a record
breaking s4,OOO,000, 900 through the
credit co-ops last year to buy land,
to raise crops and livestock products,
and to finance their co-ops. This is
5000, 100000 more than they Dor
rowed in 1868. itself a record year.
The 494 production credit asso-
Citations loaned S2,5OO,O00, 600 to
331, 500 farmers in 1859. This was
a 14%o increase in loans during; the
year.
Also, $4,000 farmers borrowed
$572, 100000 from the federal land
banks last year to buy real estate.
Among them were 16 Alaskan farm
ers, where land bank loans were avail
able for the first time.
Farm co-ops borrowed $698,000,-
900 through the banks for co-opera-
tives, and federal intermediate credit
banks loaned the remainder of the
$4,000 100000 to other agricultural
financing institutions.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29
{ Of { Program Blasted By
President of Young Democrats

The Montana Chamber OF
Commerce "better business eli
mate" program outlined by
State G of G President Robert
d. Corette in Helena last
Thursday has been labeled as
nothing but a warmed over
hash Of 10Th Century Republi-
canisnn," by Robert Gabriel,
president Of the Montana
Young Democrats.
eff the local chambers of COM
merce buy that bill of goods they
are buying program of defeatism,
and disaster" Gabriel
said. "All the talg about business
climate amounts to nothing if the
Corette program contains the sub
stance of such climate. The climate
Corette espouses will return the
small businessman of Montana to
the barren and arctic wastelands of
the late twenties and early thirties.
The modern business man has learned
that he prospers only when the en-
tire community prospers; that he
cannot become and remain pros
porous at the expense of the balance
Of the community in which he does
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29

business. The advocacy of two
per cent sales tax is the advocacy of
a program that Montana has success
fully resisted over the years How
does the merchant expect two per
cent sales tax to increase his sales?
Aside from being the most regressive
and negotiable method of taxation,
it is the method that costs the small
businessman most dearly.
con the one hand this program
of republicanism advocates less gov
eminent, but at the same time they
would make tax collectors out of
every merchant in the state"
"The program of withholding well
fare from the families of persons
on strike is nothing more than an
attempt to use the power of govern
ment to force the hands of the work
ing man at the collective bargaining
table. Settle or your families starve'
is the kind of program we denounced
as a Christian nation when it was
used in Hungary" Gabriel continued.
"The better business climate of
the fat cat Republicans has now been
disclosed. don't believe the people
of Montana, even the right thinking
will be taken in by it,"
Gagbriel concluded.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29

SnowstorTn Of SeIfIshneSS"
MFU Head
Hits Coreffe
>BBC' Plan

Great Falls-The "so-called Bet
ter Business Climate is really snow
storm of selfishness,' Leonard Ken
field, president of Montana Farmer!
Union, said Wednesday,.
He referred to a 16-point plan adj
vocated by Robert E. Corette OF
Butte, Montana Power Company di
rector and president of the state
Chamber of Commerce.
''This," Kenfield said, "may be
the program of the New Jersey cor
poration served by Mr.. Corette. But
it certainly cannot represent the good
sense and good will of Montana's
business community.
Behind the new climate blow
ing out of Butte is cold front to
chill the marrow of Montana farm
ers, wage earners, business and
professional men and women, stu
dents, and retired citizens
"The Corette plan seeks regressive
taxation to punish those least able
to pay. 1t would cut unemployment
compensation, vorkmen's compensa-
ton, and welfare programs. 1t is
against better schools, against health
insurance for the aged, against equit-
able highway taxes, against public
utility districts, against legislation
TO curb air pollution. What kind of
climate is it that doesn't even have
clean air?
'Mr. Corette has at least provided
/ definition for his glossy slogan,
and has given fair warning to the
great majority of citizens who are
interested in greater and
norer prosperous Montana
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29

and repeal Of individual (state)
income tax.
| 4. Opposed to the use of trading
stamps in Montana.
S. Amendment to the constitution
to provide for election of Governor
and Lieutenant Governor of the
same political party.
6. Reconciliation of the present law
governing workmen's compensation.
2. Opposed to establishment of
public utility districts.
OPPOSE WEIGHT-DISTANCE
s. Favor the enactment of studied
and equitable increased truck taxa
ton. Oppose the weight-distance tax
9. State Welfare act to be amended
to provide that no person on strike
be permitted to receive State We'll
fare department funds.
10. AT this time oppose air pollu-
ton legislation until the subject
matter is given further study, taking
into consideration the economic de-
velopment of Montana.
IL. Urge all businessmen and men
in agriculture to take an active part
in government in the party of their
own choice at local and state levels
"for the preservation of the system
of free enterprise, and in opposition
to the welfare state"
IL. Governmental expenses SHOULD
be commensurate with services rem
dered and duplication of every kind
must be eliminated"
IS. Opposed to the Forand Bill
and other legislation which might
be "step in the direction of So
cialized medicine"
Id. Opposed to federal aid to edu-
cation which would be in addition
to the present federal aid, except
where federal government installa-
bions have caused an impact on the
problem.
Is. Favor continuation and expan-
sion of the state advertising depart
nent.
16. Opposed to the federal govern
nent competing in business with pri-
rate enterprise.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29

Formal presentation of the award
was made by State AFL-CIO Presi-
dent James S. TIMBER on behalf OF
the Education Department of Ma
tional AFL-CIO. In so doing, TIMBER
told Joseph and banquet audience
of labor, college and school people
that 81 think it is especially signifi-
can't that we have a young man that
has brought great honor to his state,
his home town, his school and his
family and friends" in winning one
of the six awards sought by thou
sands of high school seniors through
out the SO states.
"This signal honor achieved by our
guest" TIMBER continued, ''of course,
is due in large part to his intelligence
and the ability to use that gift, but
los alone do not necessarily bring
success since they are subject to
rise and fall. There are, however,
other factors that provide the addi-
tional spark to produce winners from
among our young people the home,
the school and the church are ex-
tremely vital factors in the develop
ment and guidance of talented young
STEERS.
"The Importance of parental in
fluence on child's intelligence can
not be overrated. The proper en-
vironment, discipline, encouragement
and guidance provided by the parents
add greatly to youngsters sue
cnSs 7 an, SIRE in this case Mr.
and Mrs. Cullen have done their job
well and deserve our heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS, and at this point
would like to introduce these very
wonderful parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gull
len. l would like, also, to introduce
their daughter, Miss Regina Gull
len II.
"a good school stated with good
instructors under the supervision of
well qualified administrators plays a
very important role in developing
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29
WOULD CHOP JOBLESS
COMPENSATION BENEFITS

1. Revision of the Unemployment
Compensation law, including restora
ton of two weeks waiting period
two quarter earning requirement
$50 bracketing in. benefit schedule
and pregnancy clause.
Also, elimination of stepdown in
benefit schedules; and disqualifica-
ton of women following residence
of husband.
Contribution of I per cent by en-
ployes on first $4,000.
2. Tax on co-operatives and other
non-profit associations competing
with private business.
3. Enactment of 2 per cent
sales tax as replacement for the
following taxes: State general
fund two-miH property tax and
University millage fund six-miH
property tax, total of eight mills,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29

One of Six In the Nation
Valuable AFL-CIO Award
Won By Bozeman Youth

Eghteenyearod Bozeman High School senior Joseph Gull
en Jr, 'cloud nine Wednesday highland for a
wonderful For that evening the Gaatn valley city,
Joseph was formally presented with open Sesame to
college education at California Institute of Tech
nology of of six $4,000 scholarships annually
awarded in the nation by the National AFL-CIO.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29
Better Business Climate
Outlined By State c ofC

HELENA-Montana Chamber of Commerce directors this
week issued 16pont for establishing what they
claim will bring better business climate in Montana
of assuring prosperous future for all Monanans
One highght of the advocates two per cent
sales but only replacement for the statewide
two-mi general fund property the statewide Unver
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1960-04-29

es1ty system slx-nllI property tax and
the state income tax. Based on the
present population of Montana, a
two per cent sales tax would bring
in $18,520,000 a year.
The general fund two-mill prop
erty tax brought in $1,345,457 in
1859. while the statewide six-mill
University property levy brought
$4,036,777 While collections of the
increased 1860 state income tax are
not complete, the 1860 take is
estimated at 12,473,33e. Hence, the
estimated sales tax would bring in
about $655,O00 more than these
in $18, 100000 a year. 1t would
amount to an average sales tax pay
ment of 1862 per person per year.
See Editorial, Page Four
: The C of C's "better business eli
mate" program is as follows: /.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

CONNECTICUT AVENUE ESTATES
Room to spare in this 3-bed-
room home with recreation room
and outside exit. Family dining
room equipped ,modern kitchen
Only $500 down, full price S12,-
500. Open SO, 10. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
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nEQpen
ROYAL VIEW
BEAUTIFUL
SPLIT LEVEL
$2,1OO DOWN
SANDY SPRING, MD.

SANDY SPRING, MD.
Stately Victorian home on 5 land
scaped and wooded acres; mag
nificient view; center hall. large
formal liv. rm., family liv. rm.,
din. rm., all-elec. kit. with . eye
level ovens, washer and drier:
bath, 4 bedms., bath, large storage
rm., . other rms. and storage
rm. on 3rd several useful out
bldgs.; real investment in fine
family living at S39,950.
Open Sunday, l to 5
DIRECTIONS: Out Georgia ave.
right on Md. Rte. los to DR.. Bird
I'd. tjust past Olney Theaterl ,
continue on DR.. Bird rd. q mile
to open sign on right. ASHTON
REALTY CO., EV. 4-1732, WA.
A0QT-
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660pGn
SILVER SPRING

A1A1 v A4t ~ 4NA4NN
ST. JOHNS SCHOOL l BLK.
Beautiful brk. Colonial. Master bed
rm lSxl3, plus . other twin-bed
rms, lst-f., powder rm. and
beaut. fenced ward with rose gar.
den, built-in gar, full bsmt, fire.
pl.; only . blks. to Georgia ave.
and bus; S2l.95O. Dir: From Sill
yer Spring, drive out Georgia ave.
3 blks. past Forest Glen rd. to
AUGUST d. turn right to open
Co coL6MBix il PROPERTIES, INC.
SILVER SPRING-Air cond., g.
bedrm. brk. rambler. Owner left
for New Jersey; sep. din. rm., all
eTec, kit, full bsmt. with ground
vacant; quick poss. Assume large
4l2eo GI loan, asking S22 800
& Co, REAL TORS, AP. 7-7200.
SILVER SPRNG-3 lge. bedrms.,
huge liv. rm., sep. din. rm.
ground level rec. rm., park. area;
S21,950 RIPLEY Co, JU. 5-6l11.
SPRING. st Michaels Par
ish. 3-bedrm. brick and frame
today at Si6,500. TAKoMA REAL
TY, Realtors, JU. $1,000.
SLIGO CREEK PARK - Sale By
OWNER. Conveniently located.
custom-built brick-and- d-stone RAM
bier. Three large-Sized bedrms.,
lge. liv. rm., lge din. rm., lge.
KIT. with pantry built in; screened
in porch; g baths. rec, rm;;. large
attic, g0Xl10 nicely Handicapped
lot: ,S2S,500. JU. S-9610, 1907
Lorain ave.
SLIGO PARK HILLS-Detached
brick in lovely neighborhood. Fea-
lures 3 nice bedrmS., "a baths,
flagstone patio. det. garage, rec.
rm.. greenhouse. Reason. Priced,
S1a.5O0. HUGH T. PECK, HE.
4-1SOu
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SNEAK

PEEK
New WESTPORT homes on Univ.
blvd; walk to elem. schools,
Northvood sr. his. churches and
synagogues. Choice lots avail.
Split foyer rambler, S22.750: 4-bed.
rm. split level, S23,250.
Excel. financing. Trades considered.
Open Sun, TO pm.
DIR: east of Univ. blvd on Eisner
ST., left on Edeewood TO Hannes
st, then right to model house.
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OPEN. is

NEW 3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLMs
roday's kit. with table space, Ia
baths up and "a bath in full tiled
bsmt. with exit. Low dn. pay
ment or TRADE. DIRECTIONS
Out Conn. ave. to Knowles ave.
lKensingtonl, left 2 blks. to
Summit. left 3 blks. to Mathews
lane, right to open sign. PO.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
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KENNEDY Y-CHAMBERLIN
DEVELOPMENT co.

rMEVY CHASE = New lia-story
brick-and-frame house Just of
Jones Bridge rd.. mr. elementary
school; 4 bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm. and kit; full bsmt.. > baths;
lEe. lot with big back yard. on
desd-end street. S24,500 good
';IsINGER BUILDER SUPPLY CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

LANGLEY PIX bedrms, and 32-
IT. den: close to everything. As
sun sun. loan' sle'2So and "oK'd 4
KEN DRusKIN a CO., Lo 5.2oo5
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ROCK CREEK HILLS
6EQpen
I:3O TO q
9608 OLD SPRING ROAD

lfWp&n
1:3O TO 8
9608 OLD SPRING ROAD
New listing! II you want this excel
Amer. type Of rambler you cant
resist! For the Ise. family who
now need or will need 5 bedrms.
ga baths. panelled den. 27-ft. liv.
rrn., hugh rear screened porch,
roomy bsmt.. and of course
garage. The finest Of appointments
such as random width peg floors
VIII appeal to the most discrim-
mating. Priced to sell at S4l,5OO,
DIR: Out Conn. ave. to Jones
Bridge rd., bear right on Kensing-
ton pkwy. to e. Bexhill. right tc
Old Spring rd., left to house.
Margaret j. Dunkley
OIL: 4-5s00 Rea1tor
ROCK CREEK PALISADES
SPANKING brand-new coy brk
rambler. features 3 bedrms., "a
baths. sep. din. rm:. liv, rm.,
imposing family rm, with frepl' :,
with sliding doors to patio and
outdoor living. Only $23,25O.
G. 4: scHLEs1NoER CO.
ROCKCREST - Lovely 3-bedroom
rambler; no red tape; move in
option to buy. BUDNEY REALTY
LO. 5-276O, LO. 5-I29a.
ROCKCREST-3-bedroom rambler
MOST FOR YOUR MONEY Spa,
cious. modern kitchen, tree -sha AIDED
lot; S400 down. HUGH T. PECK,
Garden 4-6b75.
RoCKvILLE-4 bedrms., IA baths,
lge. liv. rm,: sep. din, full bsmt !:
cony; to schls.; S1s.5OO. Assume
* az 4.fSsD lSsn' Principal sl6'34o.
ROCKVILLE, NEW BRICK HOMES
% large bedrooms, 2 full baths,
oven. table space in tftehennssii
Much more. Price, SlS.750, Cali
now HUGH T. PECK, Garden
ROCKVILLE AREA = YOU'VE
WAITED FOR THIS. 3-bedroom
rambler, large de luxe kitchen, full
basement: a-acre lot with trees
Shh INV. lNEt BlOs6OV, hOSn
T. PECK, Garden. 4-6575,
ROCKVILLE-RENT SLIP SHOW
ING? See this desirable rambler.
near everything; corner fenced lot,
$500 down, S77 per month pays
all. HUGH T. PECK, Garden T.
ROCKVILLE AREA SPECIALS
| S395 dn.. incl. settlements. g.
bedrm. rambler. Vacant.
:. S400 dn., $50 mo. pays all. g.
bedrm rambler; cor. lot.
B. $3.50 dn.; like new 3 bedrm
home. expandable to 4; carport;
wooded, fenced lot; wall oven.
washer, carpeting. S15,500.
1. New 5-bedrm. brk. home: 2
baths, bsmt., nrepl.; immed. poss.;
r, I, SMITH REALTY co.
ga. 4-7711 GA. 4-S795
(Twinbrook) = Must
sell, will sacrifice. Immac. 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod; fully insulated and
landseaped, patio and awning. fre-
pl.. driveway. Close to schools
shopping and swim. pool. FHA
appraised S14,500. OWNER. GA.
SILVER sPRTNG, FTanklin-Flower
srea-Brk. Cape Cod, lge. fenced
lot. By owner; S17,600.JU. e-s571.
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SILVER SPRING
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
OREGON BoUND-MusT s1cR7

OREGON BoUND-MusT sAcRI.
bedrms., lge. liv. rm w/firepl,
spacious din. rm.. screened pch
/ "a baths, full bsnt.. attach ga
rage; shady lot; walk dist. seiils
Priced in low eos. Open 2-6 Sat
and Sun. BY sppt. remainder Of
wk. NO BROKERS. JU. 1888.
OWNER LEAVING AREA 3-bed-
rm.. .2-bath brick rambler on Rock
Greek Park. conv. to NH. Be-
thesda HOSPITAL and Acc. Priced
S17,Q50. VIII 6-0i25.
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HOUSES FOR SALE MO.

PARKW0OD AREA-Immae. g.
bedrm. brick home with fun din,
rm., and equip, kit, bright bsnit
Sls,5O0 and oK'd 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUsKIN a. co. LO. 5-2005
PINEY BRANCH, University Blvd
Lge. 6-rm. brk. Colonial with rec,
FHA spproved: $500 dn. BEERS
BROS, JU 5-761O.
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With rec. rm., breezeway. gear
garage and 1S0-ft. wooded lot.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-1OOC
SILVER SPRING-spacious 3-bed.
room brick rambler with formaI
dining room, full baths. base
ment with recreation room. Only
$1,000 down. Payments less than
rent. Open 80, LO. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
SILVER SPRING-Lovely brick
Cape Cod with . bedrooms on
FIRST floor, all electric kitchen
with dishwasher, huge dormer
bedroom and bath on second floor
full basement. Assume $4,000
4AHs mortgage, STA, pays all
Owner will take q thousand down
Trades accepted. Open 90, LO.
5-36S1.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
SIL. SPG.-SI5,95O: ciose-in: g.
bedrm. rambler: frepl,, porch:
maids rm.; gar; walk to shop
conv to Blair High School.
MCINTOSH REAL EST. CO., JU.
5-7633
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PARKwOOD-3-bedrm brk. ram
bier on cui-de-sae; Nv. rm. " Ifire-
pl.. beautiful rec. nm and fenced
I'd. Inspection BY appt. only. No
agents. WI. 6-2314.
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CIEITX NuACE

CHEVY CHASE
First showing of this charm
ine home: 4 bedrmS, .
baths. screened porch; beau
tiful garden: quiet street:
close to shopping center,
elementary, Junior and SEM
ior high schools. Immedi-
ate possession. Call Mrs.
Sreighton: OIL. 1907, OIL.
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CHEVY CHASE
NEW

Outstanding. large, air cond. Colo
Slks 0IiS from On cheyy Syo csass ssS Sso99t eoan
try club. 4 bedrms., paneled study
Pa baths, etc. Dir: Out Conn
ave to Raymond St, right to 34l3.
Open l til q. Call OIL. 6-4S36.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
Clean Is the word for this Well-loc.
3-bedmy 1h-bath split; m, rec.
rm., quiet. ST.: SIS, ESQ. FHA 30
". financing avail. ROGER H
SPENCER CO., GA. 4-5151, GA.
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R0CKvILLE-Brk. Colonial 3-bed-
rm., "a bath 60x200-ft. part.
wooded lot; crprt.; sunprch;
fenced See to apprec. OWNER
Sl9,950. Call GA. 4-s675, o am.
to nm
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NICHOLAS
HE. 4-1000

HOWARD CO.-Victorian
on acre: liv. rm., din. rm., den,
kit, 5 bedrms., bath, 20 Minis. to
Silver Spring: S1S,950. ASHTON
REALTY CO., EV. 4-1743, WA. 4
olo3, WA 4-Q611
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GARRETT PAP.

A. -bedrm.. ll2-bsth brick Cape Cod;
nrepl., sep. din. rm. tor fifth bed
roam, lse. kit; level lot with
trees and barbecue. Nr. elementary
school, Absolutely can't be beat!
S1S.750.
HILDEBRAND co. III Q-sssn
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GA. AVE, Dennis ave, close to
nus-1mmac. air-cond rambler: 8
tWin-size bedrmS.. IA baths,
table space in mod. kit, sep, din.
rm. full bsmt. Many extras.
CARR REALTY CO, 10. 5-093O.
GA. AVE. EXT. (Brookyille)-
Stately 4-bedrm. stone Colonial on
.oir acres overlooking pvt. stream,
srselo4s rSHS Lying; asking .S3s.5O0.
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GLEN HILLS, Rockviiie-1Ee-, a.
bedrm. brick rambler, with III
baths. lge. breezeway, lTe. 2-car
gar; yrs. old: priced at SOS, 900
with $4,000 dn.; A-acre lot. own
er will consider a trade on smaller
home with ] or . acres, or will
trade for gas sta. or antique bust.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

SENECA-3-bedroom Cape Cod
Kitchen THE GREATEST. Recrea-
tion room, beautiful "a acre lot.
WATER SPORTS. Priced to sell,
Sl9,250. HUGH T. PECK, GAR
den 4-6575.
SILVER SPG. CARROLL KNOLLS,
10306 Conover dr.-Immed. pos
session: brick split-level, den,
bedrms., pa baths, lge. ultramod- :
ern kit; walk-out rec. rm. to
patio, porch, bsmt. Assume large
49, GI loan. No agents. Call
OWNER, LO. 5-1510.
SILVER SPRING-This traditional
brick home elegantly faces park
and boasts of its socialite liv. rm. =,
euest-sized bedrmS. and din. rm.
and rec rm.
DESIGNED FOR ENTERTAINING"
Owner leaving town; $1,000 dn.
and assume huge loan. Price,
S21 $50. Immed. occupancy.
W. ]. NICHOLAS Lo. 5-OSOO
SILVER SPRING; only Sl4,95O-
Beautiful 3-bedrm. rambler.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Evening star., 1960-06-19

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phone KEN McGREw REAL Is.
TATE, PO. 2-9633 or 301-WA.
81 Q50; ewes, 301--WA. 6-2S29.
GLENMONT-Lovelv det. 4-bedrm
home; rec. rm. Assume existing
loan. Payments like rent with
$500 down. Priced rieht for uutck
sale; BUDNEY REALTY, 10. 81