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The Sidney herald., 1960-07-13

Good creel returns and gener- /
ally low water conditions mark |
the summary of field reports from
most sections of Montana this
week. Dry flies are paying off
for SportSmen fishing in the early
morning and evening hours. The
states fishing waters are nearing
their midsummer stages with
most streams low and clear. Warm
weather also means that fish are
in deep holes just below the riff
files. Grasshoppers are getting
larger now and are being used
for bait to good advantage. Deep
trolling in the lakes with bait is
producing good sized fish and lots
of rainbow, cutthroat, Dolly Var
den and browns n showing in
catches of both stream and Lake
fishermen.
Northwestern Montana:
Salmon and rainbow are being
taken from Lake Roman, especial
ly by trolling. Salmon fishing is
improving at F1athead Lake. The
Jocko and Swan rivers are good
but fishing slowed up some on
| Rainbow Lake and NoXon reSer-
voir. Sheppard, Logan and Crit
fin creeks are all good now for
small cutthroat taking flies, and
Cyclone Lake in the north fork
area is excellent for cutthroat.
Sylvia Lake fishing has been poor.
Ashley Lake is holding UP for
kokanee fishing and lots of fine
rainbow r being creeled by
anglers at Hubbart reservoir.
Western Montana:
The lower Bitterroot and its
tributaries are clear and normal.
All streams are fair, however
fishing is poor during the heat of
the day = evenings are best.
Mostly hatchery fish are being ia
ken in Lolo Creek. Spoons and
flies are working we'll. In Min
eral county, stream conditions are
good. Anglers are taking good
catches on Trout and Cedar
creeks and the st. Regis river.
The high ''walk-in" lakes are be-
coming free of ice and the hike1
should have good fishing.
East of MiSSoula, pan-Sizeo
trout are being taken from most
feeder streams of both Rock
Greek and the Blackfoot river
SpinnerS and dry flies are pro-
ducing in the main streams anC
bait appears to be the most popu.
lar in the tributary streams. Rock
Greek is producing rainbow ur
to two pounds.
The Anaconda area streams are
good. Fishermen using spoons
coWbellS and cut sinners a
Georgetown Lake are having gooc
luck filling their baskets. Stream
conditions are just right in the
Blackfoot and Clearwater areas
In the Bitterroot area the stream
conditions are excellent with boil
the main B~itterroot, east fork ant
west fork producing good.
Southwestern Montana:
, Both lakes and the Larger creek
in Park county are really pro
ducing now. The Beaverhead riv
. er drainage is clear and normal
E The Madison, Gallatin and Ri
Hole are always good bets. FiShin.
is dropping off a little in the Vel
lowStone and Shields rivers.
Eastern Montana:
Fishing in the Yellowstone, Bi
Horn and Tongue rivers is i'm
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-13
SIDNEY ARCHERS ATTEND
DICKINSON TOURNEY

MIR. and Mrs. Odln ana
Henry Schwenke motored to Dick
inson, N. OAK, Saturday to at
there Sunday afternoon. The
Tend the archer's tournament held
Scenic Archers of Dickinson were
hosts to the large attendance OF
guests from clubs throughout that
area.
Mrs. Johnson placed third in
the Women's rs Glass.
hold a tournament here August
The Sidney Archery club will
7th at which time Mr.. SchWenke
tells us they hope for as large If
not a larger attendance than par
ticipated in the Dickinson tour
ney.
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-13
Fishing Roundup

proving right along. Donley and
ColsUrip ponds are still affording
fine fishing. Fishermen are en-
loving generally good fishing re-
turns at Branum Lake near Miles
City. Fish ranging in size from
8 to 10 inches m being caught.
A check by department person
mel of cars at the lake has been
made for the last three months
and shows that week end traffic
at this impoundment is well over
the 200 mark now, having in
creased from so ears at the start
of the traffic counter readings.
Lindsay and Clark reservoirs in
the Glendive area are good for
northern pike.
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-13
Recreation
Schedule

JULY 18TH TO JULY 22ND
Friday, July 18th:
Swimming
HOO Diving
1:O0-8:00 Open Swimming.
5:CJ-6:OO Adult Lessons
Softball-7:00 st. Phil VS..
Pella League; 8:15 Congrega-
tional VS.. Trinity.
Saturday, July 18th:
1-8 Open Swimming
Sunday. July II:
Swimming - l = $50 Open
Swimming.
Monday, July 18th:
Swimming
900 Beginning girls 9 and up
$50 Beginning boys 8 yrs.
1000 Beginning boys 7 yrs.
1920 Beginning girls 7 yrs.
HOO Beginning boys 6 yrs.
1870 Beginning girls 6 yrs.
l 8 Open swimming
5 6 Adult lessons
8 9 Jr. Life Saving
Twirling - 900 Beginners
1000 Intermediates
Softball - 900 Sidney Herald
VS.. Pella; 1920 Quillings VS..
FoSs Cabinet.
Baseball - 9-12 yrs.
Tuesday. July 18th:
Swimming = 900 Advanced
$3.50 Swimmers
1000 Intermediate-Girls
1890 intermediate - Boys
11:OO Beginning boys 9 yrs.
and up.
11:3O intermediate girls 8 yrs.
100000 Open Swimming
So Adult lessons.
100000 Junior Life Saving
Ballet = 900 9 and older
$50 - 6 to 8
Tennis = 1000 girls
HOO boys
Archery = 900
Baseball 6 = 8 years.
Wednesday, July goth:
Swimming = 900 Beginning girls
$50 Beginning boys 8 yrs.
1000 Beginning boys z yrs.
1890 Beginning girls z yrs.
HOO Beginning boys 6 yrs.
1870 Beginning girls 6 yrs.
100000 Open Swimming
100000 Adult Lessons
100000 Jr. Life Saving
Twirling = 900 Beginners.
1000 intermediate
Softball = 900 Quillings VS.
Sidney Herald; 1920 Pella VS.
FoSS Cabinet.
Baseball = 900 9-12 yr. olds
Thursday. July 21st:
Swimming = 900 Advanced
$50 Swimmer
1000 Intermediate-GirlS
1890 intermediate - Boys
HOO Beginning boys 9 and up
1870 Beginning Girls 8 yrs.
100000 Open Swimming
5:00-6:00 Adult Lessons
8:00-9:00 Jr. Life Saving.
Ballet = 900 8 and older
$50 6 to 8
Tennis = 1000 girls
11:00 boys
Archery = 900
Baseball = 900 6 = 8 yr. olds
Softball 700 CYC VS.. Pella
League; BIS Pella VS.. Ebenezer.
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-13

are the bag limit will be eight
ducks, one more than last year.
Manitoba and Alberta will open
a week later, with sever ducks in
the bag. But game directors have
recommended either one redhead
or canvaSback to each hunter.
Last year four were allowed.
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-13

ALI. TUSSY CREAM. ROLL-ON
AND STICK DEODORANTS
ONLY soc AT THE NEW SIDNEY
Dp1rC STORE. 2-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1960-07-13
MEMS SOFTBALL
COMING EVENTS:

July "a City horseshoe tourney.
July 80 = City Junior Archery
tourney.
August 7 = City Tennis tourney.
August 8 City Girls Softball
tourney.
August 1917 = City Mems Soft
ball tourney.
August "a = City Swim meet.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
Over 10 hours faster than turbO.prOp aircraft !

Pan Am offers the only true Jet serce beoeen the West
Coast, Haoait and Japan! From Washington fly Jet all
the Oay to Tokyo, saving than 10 hours ouer turbo-
prop aircraft. You travel by American Airnes 7O7 Jet
Flagship to the West Coast, connect with daily Pan
Am Intercontlnental Jet to Tokyo
On every Pan Am Jet Clipper flight to Hawaii or
Tokyo choose either deluxe President Special tourist
fare Ra,nbow service.
Family Fare sav,ngS: Each member of your family
accompanying you Pan Am to the Orient pays only
the one-way fare for round-trip ticket
ID.
Coll your Travel Agent or Republic 7-seoo
Ticket Office, 1900 Street, N. W.
Evening star., 1960-01-25

lap on the nails or a portion
of it on which I was work.
ing. I had drawn the design
on this with crayon.
I cut the flexible wool,
(mostly jersey from worn
out frockS of colorful shades,
into spaghetti like strips
which I worked through the
hooked rug needle, on the
wrong side of the burlap.
and the loops then appeared
on the right side. Then the
threads were cut off after
each pattern was punched,
thus avoiding the loops pull
ing out when tread upon.
At the moment I have a
rug in which I punched out
the date of 1885, and I've
never had any of the design
pulled out by treading ex-
cept by a big Airedale.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
Nixon
Meets
Maid
BY the Associated Fress

Sandra Lee Jennings, the
1860 Maid of Cotton, called
on Government dignitaries
today in the first stop of a
four month tour of the
United States and Canada.
Miss Jennings, 10, was Sc
lected to serve this year as
goodwill and fashion am
bassador of the American
cotton industry.
A resident of Riverside,
Calf, Miss Jennings was
greeted on her arrival in
Washington yesterday by her
Congressman, Representative
D. S. Saund.
Her schedule today in
cludeS a visit to the Office of
Vice President Richard M.
Nixon, lunch with Represent
ative Saund and a group of
House leaders at the Capitol
and a congressional recep-
ton this evening.
Tomorrow she will display
her all-cotton wardrobe at
a Florence Crittenton Home
benefit luncheon and fashion
show and visit the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Her three-day Washington
visit concludes Wednesday
at the Capitol where she will
meet members of the House
Agriculture Committee and
the Textile subcommittee of
the Senate Commerce Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
By NADEANE WALKER

PARIS, Jan. 25 (AP) The
fashion Showings for spring
1860 started today when a
model in a black dress, with
a flared skirt just covering
the knee, nipped-in waist and
big white cape collar, walked
out in the Jacques Griffe
salon.
The show went on with
straight sheath dresses that
seemed to flatten the figure.
Some were silk prints. A
loose floating slightly gath
cred skirt panel hung down
the front and back Of a few.
Deep bat-wing sleeves on
coats and jackets and many
f1at-pleated skirts highlighted
the first spring collection.
Orange and rose hues We'd
with sober navy. beiges and
greige gray beige, with
flashes of black and white.
Griffe belted most waistlines
about an inch below normal,
with cloth or patent leather
belts that slipped through
side slots and dipped sharply
in the back.
A few of these were breath
lessly tight for a real wasp
waistline, but most were
mi-Slack, as were his un-
belted suit jackets.
Collared necklines stood off
from the throat and dipped
in a "V" front. But many
svelte, sleeveless sheaths were
collarless, with draped bodices
cut either square or high or
rounded widely at the neck.
Some of these were buttoned
all the way down the front
or back.
According to pre-opening
hints, others may be tired of
big collars but Griffe is still
giving them a ride.
Lightweight wool crepes
and both floral and abstract
printed silks make most Of
his day collection.
Hoods attached to after
noon dresses can be dropped
for a draped collar effect. or
worn up. with matching silk
print sheath coat.
There are some reversible
Evening star., 1960-01-25
CLUB
TODAY

TODAY
Washington Altrusa Club
Meeting at 6:l5 pm. at
Brookings Institution.
Sigma Delta Epsilon
Banquet at 6 pm. at the
Broadmoor.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
Grifffe Shows Bat Sleeves,
SheQths FIatten Fiqure

Chanel's skipping ropes"
There are ballerina dance
dresses, tiny wasted and full
skirted, and a great many
ankle length slim formals,
either in silk print (Some
giant florals) or embroidered
satin. Very thin straps, like
shoelaces, replace the strap
less top and often they are
beaded.
The designer likes white
lace over a pink foundation.
or black net over pink. There
are some very draped chiffon
formals with fichu- (shawD
collars caught in at the bust
and falling in flaring panels
to the floor.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
1t isn't so much the work
we do or the things we do
which make us tired, but the
complexity Of the demands
upon us and the feeling of
rush which accompanies
them. This feeling Of tension
is reflected in residual ten
sion in our muscles. This
may linger on unless we do
something about it.
There are exercises which
are most relaxing and effec-
tive If you will do them. II
you're feeling really tired
after a busy day, you can
find relief from fatigue with
the following motions.
/. Sit on the floor. Bend
both knees and place your
heels on the floor, not too
close to your hips. Grasp
your knees with your hands.
Bend your trunk forward and
rest your head on your knees.
VERY, VERY slowly, raise
your head and trunk until
your back is straight. Lift
your rib cage. arch your back
slightly and lower your head
backward. You should do this
so slowly that you feel your
spine straighten almost ver-
zebra by vertebra. Hold onto
the knees while you do this.
Relax. Again bend the trunk
forward and continue.
2. Kneel on both knees
and place your hands on the
floor, shoulder width apart.
Push up with the center of
your back like cats do. Do
this very slowly. Slowly re-
turn to starting position.
Continue.
3. This is always restful.
Evening star., 1960-01-25

wool tweed coats over dresses
matching one side of the
coat.
WiSpy chiffon afternoon
prints are sometimes pouch
draped.
Critics suit jackets are
fairly long. at least to the
middle Of the hip. A few are
piped in contrasting color.
His ide-brimmed straw
hats have yelling tied over
the hat and under the chin,
like grandma's motoring bon
net.
Most costume necklaces, Of
pearls or colored crystals,
strike a happy medium be-
tween Dior's dog collars and
Evening star., 1960-01-25
Delicious SQuid
To Mrs. J. o., Falls Church
E. J. R. Falls Church

To Mrs. J. o., Falls Church
E. J. r., Falls Church
I am glad to read about
someone who has found out
how delicious Squids are. l
lived in southern Italy for a
number of years and had the
opportunity of eating this
delicious food of the sea To
me, Squids taste best (cut in
half an inch rounds, rolled
in flour if desired) fried in
olive oil and seasoned with
salt and black pepper. They
can also be cooked in spa
ghetti sauce.
AS for octopus (Which are
quite different from squids) =,
the small ones are best and
most tender. They can be
steamed until tender, and
the somewhat callous tenta-
cleS and head are cut in
small pieces and served cold
marinated in dressing made
Evening star., 1960-01-25
WEE WOMEN

Of olive oil, vinegar or lemon,
salt, pepper, a little garlic
and capers. I have also eaten
them cooked in spaghetti
sauce, a very unusual flavor.
There may be other ways
Of preparing them, but I
have always enjoyed them
prepared the way described
above. Good luck on your
next Squid- octopus fiesta.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
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you don't soon feel like a new"
woman again.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
TOMORROW

AONAONnO"
W0man's Club Of Chevy
Chase-French class begin
ners 9 to 10:30 am; inter-
mediate, 1890 to noon. Span
ish class intermediate 9 to
1890 am; advanced, 1920
to noon. Art section craft
class at $50 am. Interna-
tional relations section pro-
gram and tea at 2 pm. Mr..
Olcott H. Deming, public af-
fairs advisor for the Bureau
of African Affairs of the
State Department, will speak
on Awakening Africa"
Junior WOman's Club of
Silver Spring - Daytim e
bowling section at 10 am.
at Twinbrook Bowling Alleys,
Rockville. Welfare depart
ment at 1890 am. at the
home of Mrs. Hugh G. Berry.
Arlington Branch, AAUW
Education study group at
10 am. at the home of Mrs.
Arthur McClinton, 1413
South Greenbrier street. Mrs.
William K. Holl, will speak
on Education Highlights
from the National Conven-
ton" French conversation
students at 10 am. at the
home of Mrs. Wilbur Sacra,
4006 North Taylor street.
VaSsar Club Of Washing
tOn-Coffee at 1890 am. at
the home of Mrs. Give L.
Duval II, 4815 Buchanan
street. McLe an, to honor
alumnae who are now Con-
gresSlonal wives.
Washington Chapter, Jew
ish National Home for Asth-
matte Children Luncheon
and card party at II noon
at Jesup Blair Community
Center.
Opti-Mrs. Club-Luncheon
at 1890 pm. at the Ken
wood Country Club. Mr..
Richard Loughery, chief ad-
ministrator of the Washing
ton Hospital Center, will be
guest speaker.
Livingston Manor Chapter,
d. c. DAR-Luncheon at
1890 pm. at the chapter
house, followed by Joint
meeting with Our Flag Chap
ter and Conservation Com
mittee. Supreme Court JUS
tice Douglas will speak on
THE Proposed Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal National
Park"
Soroptimist Club of Alex
andria - Dinner meeting at
645 pm. at the George Ma
son Hotel. Mr.. Stuart Nor
rison, secretary of the Alex
andria Community Develop
ment Committee, will present
a Report on Municipal Gov
eminent"
Northern Virginia Chap
ter, Alpha Phi AIumnae-
Dessert meeting at 8:45 pm.
at the home of Mrs. C. C.
Haslet, 1910 North Third
street, Arlington. Mrs. J. N.
Williams will give an illus
trated talk on 10Th century
French painters.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
Day Nursery
E, D. S.. WASHINGTON

E. D. S, Washington
I am anxious to start a
day nursery in my home
and would appreciate all
advice or reading matter
and any general information
possible. What is required
for q license? Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
WHY GROW OLD?
Three Exercises
Relieve Tension

Stand tall. Let your arms
hang at your sides. COM
pletely relaxed, as you rotate
your shoulders backward,
making circles.
Evening star., 1960-01-25
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
How | Make Hooked Ruqs

To Mrs. J. E. NICK, Falls Church. Va; o. E. c. Mclean
Your inquiry concerning hooked rug making has
prompted me to give experience about the only method
familiar with; that of the frame Con which have
duced three handsome in days of yore) which
Of 26 by 26 inch frame with small finishing around
the edge which protrude about inch suspended the bur-
Evening star., 1960-01-25
She'll Pictures

Mrs. C. H., Bethesda
I would like to have some
information about the craft
of making pictures using
eggshells? Do any of the
readers know where I might
obtain information about
this?
Evening star., 1960-01-25

FEMALE AILMENTS Lydia K.
PinkhamIs Vegetable Compound
(Liquid) also brings blessed relief
from discomforts Of change-of-
life, monthly pain.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
COUNTRY PROPERTY

NINE ACRES, wooded. black top
road front, high elevation; War
renton. Virginia area, nr. new
Boiling Air Force Officer'S Club,
55 mi. D. c.; S1,S50, terms to
suit. ia. Alias after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

FALLS CHURCH-Terrific 434eo as
sumption; 3-bedroom stone-and-
frame rambler; 26x13 living room
with stone fireplace, Thermopane
windows, finished rec. room, excep-
tionally nice porch and yard;
lovely residential area: S24.500.
MEs,hLs Ms,r NE ANsLSGE FEzhanaaa1' zaaaa1 oloo
Evening star., 1960-08-24
E FOREST-FAIRFAX
u ACRE
57-FT. BRK. RAMBLER
LOrcOm Lane Area

Lorcom Lane Area
Large custom built. brick rambler
with king-size rooms on beautiful
wooded lot affording maximum
privacy. Rec. rm. with fireplace,
family rm., workshop and bath
all on level. Main floor has
center-hall entrance, 5 very large
bedrms., 2 full baths. 3rd floor
has two immense bedrms. and
ceramic tile bath almost completed
Dashboard hot-water heat. All
windows have aluminium storm
sash and screen. Walking distance
to elem, and Jr. high schools. This
is really the most fabulous buy
In this prestige neighborhood
Prlced below FLA appraisal $685.
$50. Call KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

WE HAVE CLIENTS for all types of
property. MILTON F RUPERT.
DI. 7-5015 EN-. 3-5407
Evening star., 1960-08-24
DISCARD THE oLD-rTs YOU

THE oLD-rTs YOUR
MOVING DATE. Picture Yourself
in this early American brick. s.
bedroom. 2-bath, full basement
home with porch and garage; it's
a real "charmer" sitting catty-
cowampus on sweeping, level,
corner lot in a most convenient
Mt Vernon blvd location; priced
right immediate occupancy
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, XII. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Central Air Cond,

-bedrm.. 3-bath brick rambler sit.
uated almost across the street from
the Washington Golf and Country
Club, has :? separate living levels
ideal for family with teen-agers OF
in-laws; 1st floor, } large bedrms :.
, baths, dining rm., living rm.
large modern kitchen; lower level
rec. rm.. 2nd living rm. with fire.
place. summer kitchen, bedrm. and
full bath. Priced for immediate
sale.
George Mason Green
Realtors IA ALAMO
Evening star., 1960-08-24
THE HEAVY HOUSE-Massiye sfon;

HE HEAVY HOUSE-Massive stone
home with fabulous grounds To-
Gated in convenient prestige Sec
ton. Heavy slate roof, wall . IT..
thick, random width pegged floor
ing. extensive rich paneling, . mas
siVe f1replaceS, vaulted ceiling in
liv. rm.. interior balcony, rear
screened porch with a view. inter-
esting rathskeller-styled rec. rm.
with f1agstone floor and wet bar,
maids quarters; . baths, summer
kitchen; irreplaceable construction
planting and charm: S34,950. Ex-
elusive with PARKER, SMITH &
DoNNELL, Realtors. JE. 4-22Ss,
Evening star., 1960-08-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA. , HOUSES FOR SALIVA

VACANT-Anchor fenced rear yard
is but one of the many most
wanted features of this brk. ram
bier, in exclusive neighborhood !:
lovely sep. din. rm., 3 cheerful
bedrms.. excellent closet space,
center hall, walk-out bright bsmt.
with rec. rm.: over A-acre lot with
beautiful trees, shrubs and flow
ers. Truly home you'll be proud
70 call yonr own. Priced at
De happy to show 1t to you. BET
5EE HOMES REALTY. INC,
VALUES?-Looking for
your moneys worth? Then take a
look at this all-brick, 3-bedroom
Arlington: Kitchen with range
bsmt. Well-shrubbed lot. LOW
DOWN PAYMENT to qualified pur-
chaser. Price S1S.5O0: well worth
your while. Call IA. $4,000. BET
TER HOMES REALTY, INC. Real
tors
WOODED WONDERLAND, near :
Corners-LuxuriouS living on /
level in this long, low Tennessee
stone, 3-bedroom rambler. Living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room, modern kitchen with
separate utility room, pleasant
family room, gracious. terraced
flagStone patio and large screened
porch makes this an ideal home
for entertaining. II this meets your
needs. we recommend quick action.
ATLAS REALTY
OF ARLINGTON. ia. 5-155O
Evening star., 1960-08-24
INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
(coNTlNuED)

5-UNIT APT. BLDG, Just re-
modelled, 30l0 r street NV. Of
Conn. ave, luxury-type air cond.
carpeted Railways; fully rented.
Owner being trans: sale price,
$4,000; mo. income $500. Cash
required 100000. Excel. invest
ment. LAMON a. HENDERSON.
EN-. 2-5IO0.
aunt DUPLEX APARTMENTS,
Brick.
RALPH D. COHN TU. 2-92OO
153 UNITS NEAR BOILING FIELD.
Garden-type development; all one
oedroom apis. Nets appprox. S79,-
600 per year. Will consider around
six times gross and $3.50, OOO
down. Call Mr.. Wade. WO. B-54ao
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI
7-1411.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

CHARMING brick home
close-in convenient Arl. To-
cation; 3 bedrms., 2l2 baths,
screened porch, . firepls.,
fully equip. kit, full bsmt.:
lovely level lot. A top Of
fering at S22,5OO. Call THE
DARBY CO, Exclusive
Agents, ia. 5-9393; ewes,
JE. 4-0491..
Evening star., 1960-08-24
McLEAN.LANGLEY
ONE-LEVEL

NEW RANCH-STYLE
HOME, in heart Of Mclean. That's
the CIA and John Kennedy kin
area for those new to Virginia.
Center-hall plan with spacious
superb kitchen with everything,
4 twin-bed rooms, 8 full baths,
finished rec. room with Ind fire.
place; wonderful new community,
close to high school, grade school
and parochial school; excellent
terms available. Priced in low,
low 30s. Come see this today.
JE, $4,000, VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC. Omen 90
Evening star., 1960-08-24

SUGAR N SPICE, everything nice,
for only SI7,50O. / floor design
for better living; 3 bedrooms
adorable living room, separate din
ing room and convenient kitchen
A home, for the very busy who de-
sire. privacy; excellent and con-
yenient to Pentagon and Belvoir
RoUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. XII. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

MCLEAN, 500S Brawner st.-5 bed
rms. baths, firepl- in liv. and
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