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windows and steeple Of
church. Use hard round can
dies for walk and granulated
sugar for snow.
Christmas Trees
package (41a ounces)
puffed rice
u cup butter or margarine
1h pounds (about 64) large
fresh marshmallows
Few drops green food coloring
Thin confectioners' sugar
frosting
Coconut
Red cinnamon candies
Red and green cake and cooky
toppings.
Using heavy brown paper,
make 6 to 8 cones Of various
sizes for trees. Grease inside
of cones with shortening.
Heat puffed rice in shallow
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into shoulder before baking.
Bake cookies in q moderate
oven (350 degrees) 1912
minutes. When cool. deco
rate with ornamental FROST
ing. For Christmas card
gifts. cookies may be placed
on colored cards and wrapped
with cellophane. For table
decorations, cookies may be
mounted in small amount
ornamental frosting on
round bases which have been
cut from dough and baked.
YIELD: approximately Ia
dozen.
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2 to 21a cups sifted

2 to 21a cups sifted
confectioners' sugar
" teaspoon cream of tartar
2 egg whites
" teaspoon vanilla
Sift together confection-
ers' sugar and cream Of tar
tar: add egg whites and va
nilla. Beat with a rotary or
electric beater until frosting
holds its shape. Cover with
a damp cloth until ready to
use.
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pan in moderate oven (350
degrees) 10 minutes. Pour
into large creased bowl; melt
butter and marshmallows
over very low heat (may use
double boiler). Stir in food
coloring. Pour over puffed
rice; stir to coat all kernels
evenly. With creased hands
pack into cones. Cool. Care
fully unwrap paper from
trees. Drizzle with froSting;
decorate with coconut and
candies.
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MoIosses cooky Dough

u cup shortening
"a cup sugar
u cup unsulphured molasses
! egg
"a cups sifted all-purpose
flour
u teaspoon salt
u teaspoon soda
l teaspoon baking powder
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WHAT'S COOKING
Winter Menus
Are Hearty

Fried Oysters Potato Sticks
CduhtloOeT Tossed SGlad-French Dressing
Cherry BaUdridn Tea
French Dressing
u cup brown sugar y teaspoon Worcestershire
u teaspoon dry mustard sauce
"a teaspoon black pepper q cup salad oil
"a teaspoon celery salt "a cup vinegar
u teaspoon salt tablespoons minced
" cup tomato catsup instant onions
Combine the above ingredients in pint-size screw-top
jar Chill in refrigerator several hours before using Shake
we'll Makes u cups dressing.
SATURDAY
Upside DoUn Ham Loaf SUeet Potatoes
Green Beans Carrot Salad
Baked Apple
Upside Down Ham Loaf
u cup brown sugar u teaspoon pepper
! cup crushed pineapple eggs, beaten
drained / cup milk
pound ground ham / cup celery, diced
pound ground pork Maraschino cherries
cup dry bread crumbs
Sprinkle sugar over bottom of a standard loaf PAN
Cover with pineapple Mix remaining ingredients Except
for cherres) thoroughly and pack lightly into pan.
Bake $50 degrees for 1A hours Turn on platter
and garnish with maraschino cherry flowers if desired
Makes to 10 servings.
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SUNDAY
Rump Roast OF Veal BroDn Potatoes
Brussels Sprouts Corn Pudding !
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie Coffee
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie
/ envelope unflavored tablespoons grated
gelatin orange rind
"a cup sugar cup evaporated milk
u teaspoon salt Ia cups canned pumpkin
p teaspoon pumpkin pie Y cup sugar
spice 9-inch gingersnap pie shell
eggs separated
Mix gelatin. sugar. salt and spice in saucepan.
Stir in yolks orange rind milk and pumpkin Blend
WELL Cook medium heat stirring Just until mixture
bois Remove from heat and chill until mixture begins
to set Beat egg whites until foamy Gradually beat in
rest Of and beat until stiff and glossy Fold in
chilled pumpkin mixture. Turn into chilled crumb she'll
Chill until set. to hours. with whipped cream
topping. If desired.
To make crust. mix " cups gingersnsp crumbs with
cup butter melted, and press firmly over bottom and
sides Of 9-inch pie pan.
MONDAY
Lamb Chops Family Style Rice PIat
Acorn Squash Cabbage Sla,D
Banana Cake
Lamb Chops Family Style
4 shoulder lamb chops " teaspoon garlic salt
TABLESPOONS ~ 1a A's. fat 'i'OA 4 tsbespoon able ps
" teaspoon salt Worcestershire sauce
70 teaspoon pepper medium onions, sliced
with salt pepper and garlic salt Add remaining ngredi
ents Cover tightly and cook slowly As minutes until
done Four servings
Ltuer and Bacon flashed BroDn Potatoes
Hdrudrd Beets Lima Beans
Canned PIums Viennese Cookies
viennese Cookies
sas ssSspso1 sas 1'ssss grated lemon ssDs sss: ssa flour
rnd / cup semsweet chocolate
/ teaspoon salt morsels
" teaspoon cinnamon ! cup pecans finely
" teaspoon cloves chopped
! cup brown sugar, packed
Preheat oven to 400 degrees Combine butter. lemon
Gradually beat in Add at time and beat
until light after each addition Stir in flour gradually.
by we-rounded teaspoonfus ungreased cooky sheet
Bake at 400 degrees for to minutes Store in tightly
covered container Makes about six dozen cookies.
WEDNESDAY
Braised Beef Cubes With Vegetables
French Bread Tossed Salad Thousand Island Dressing
Lemon Sponge
Braised Beef Cubes with Vegetables
2 pounds boneless beef medium potatoes
for stew medium carrots cut
2 tablespoons lard in half
drippings small onions
teaspoon salt / package d2 ounces)
1s teaspoon pepper frozen cut green beans
/ cup water u cup flour
Brown meat in lard. Season. Add water cover and
cook slowly for hour Add potatoes carrots and onions
and cook 80 minutes Add green beans and cook
80 minutes longer until meat tender and vegetables
are meat and vegetables to serving platter
Add water to cooking liquid to make cups. Thicken
liquid with flour for gravy. Six servings.
THURSDAY -
Pork Chops Baked Potatoes
Broccoli Casserole Relish Tray
Chocolate SundGe Cookies
Broccoli Casserole
4 cups cooked broccoli, "a cup dairy cream
cut into l-inch pieces cup celery, sliced
l can cream of mushroom " teaspoon pepper
soup teaspoon salt
1 lar % ounces) sliced "a to " cup grated
pimientos cheddar cheese
In large mixing bowl combine all ingredients except
the cheese. Place in large oiled casserole. Top with
grated cheese Bake In 350degree for 20 to rs
minutes Six servings
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Az Pontrusinu
Mrs. Ron Norman

Tuesday of last week Ginger
Flesch, daughter of Larry and
Agnes Flesch had a tick remov.
ed from her head by a doctor.
Terry Norman also had one on
her neck that had to be pulled
out. so all mothers that went on
the trip keep checking the chill
dren for ticks. After the field
trip all of US enjoyed lunch at
Thronson's Cafe operated by
Mrs. Jim Polk at that time. Mrs.
Roland Kennerly was presented
with a going away gift from the
Pontrasina community and all
cur best wishes are for her In
the future.
There was a mistake in writ.
ing about our Pontrasina "twirl-
ers" not turtles in the paper a
couple weeks ago.
Thursday, May "a the. children
at Pontrasina took a field trip to
Many Glaciers, getting close to
Mountain sheep by climbing a
pretty steep hill and coming
down with quite a few wood
ticks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane House and
daughters, motored to Butte dur
ing the holiday, to take their
daughter, Judy, to college.
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Two Medicine News
BY lorena Mad Plume

Summer school has now be.
gun down at the Holy Family
Mission. All the Mad Plume girls
are attending.
Arthur De Roche is now back
from Flandreau
Clayton Mountain Chief and
Arthur are going to enter at the
High School Rodeo at Choteau
The Kenny brothers were down
from Roman last week.
Gym Davis was up to the Mad
Plume's last week, also the
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White and
family were at the rodeo Sun
day.
Joe Boss Ribs was down our
way Sunday also watched the
rodeo.
Mary Buel was down to the
Mad Plume's place early Mon
day morning.
Mary Buel and Fay Grant and
also the children were down to
the Mad Plume's place Sunday
evening visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trebas
were down our way visiting
Later Shorty and Fred went
hunting.
George Thomas has been stay
ing with Nora Spanish.
Mr.. Hatch and daughter and
son were down our way Monday
Buckskin and Joe Little Plume
are going to pillow garden fol
the Mad Plumes.
The Davis children visited
with the Mad Plume kids Sun
day.
The Michel children are also
attending summer school.
Frank Mad Plume was at Two
Medicine last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Whiteman
were visitors here early Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Buel were
Two Medicine visitors Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Lillian Bull Shoe visited
in this community Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Horn
were Two Medicine visitors Tues,
day.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-06-07

The two oldest girls in the
community, Karen Williams and
Judy House graduated from Cut
Bank high. Karen is now work
ing at East Glacier and Judy
House. is attending college in
Butte.
Alya Williams is busy this
week putting in a garden and
painting the house that they plan
on living in down by the road.
Ross Williams is visiting his
grandma in Cardston, Alberta
for few days.
Roy and Edna House have re-
turned from Glasgow. We are
hoping at this time that Grand
ma Burke is much better.
We are sorry to hear that
Grandpa (Charlie) De Roche is
still in the hospital. The children
have been taking turns staying
with him in the evenings.
Del and Johnnie Norman were
overnight guests of Grandpa and
Grandma Norman Saturday even
ing.
Mary Norman and son, Al
fred, and daughter-in-law plan on
leaving Wednesday for Kalispell
where they will pick up Mrs.
Ben Berger and motor on to
Seattle for the graduation of
Clarence A. Norman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Norman, June IL.
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Word was received that Mr.
and Mrs. z. H. Eatinger and
daughter, Judy, have moved to
Missoula the first of June. They
are the parents of Mrs. Ronnie
Norman.
Ron Norman made a trip to
Cut Bank Friday to see the chi.
ropractor and had his back put
back in place and also again on
Monday.
Ray Young and family were
busy working cattle Sunday -
also had a week end guest, Bob
Handy, from Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Ronnie Norman
stopped in at Denny Loring's
ranch on Seville Friday after
noon on their return trip from
Cut Bank.
Roy and Mildred Hagerty have
been busy farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Powers and
children along with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Mcknight and children of
Billings motored to Kalispell
and camped over night at the
lake. The men were looking for
posts and the children had fun
fishing.
Birthday wishes go to Johnnie
Dean Norman who will be 6,
June 6. Also Grandpa Norman
will celebrate his "21st" birthday
the 7th of June.
Anniversary wishes go to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. F. Norman and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Norman,
June 10. It will be 80 years for
Willy and Iva and 8 years for
Ron and Dorothy.
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BROWNING MAN ENlISTS
IN MARINE CORPS

Delbert M. Makes Cold Wea,
Their of Browning, Montana en-.
listed in the Marine Corps for
four az years. Pvt. Makes Cold
Weather will receive recruit
training at San Diego, California
and upon completing the 80 day
recruit training schedule will go
to Camp Pendelton, California
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-06-07
Scout Troop 100
Takes Top Honors
At NJ Ooh Sko

Members of Boy Scout Troop
100, sponsored by the Browning
Lions club, carried home top
honors from the Nu.Ooh-SkO
District outdoor rally held in
Cut Bank on Saturday, May 25th-
The Golden Hawk Patrol receiv-
ed first place for the total num-
Der of points earned in rally
events, and the Rattlesnake pa
troll was awarded third place.
The rally opened with an II
am. parade, led by members of
the scout band, and by scouts
from eight district troops and
four cub packs, who marched to
the city park for flag raising and
opening ceremonies.
Message-sending, first aid, uni
form inspection and other events
weer held at the football field
throughout the day.
During the supper break,
local scouts were guests in the
homes of scouts from Cut Bank.
The concluding camp fire pro
gram was held at 8 pm. on the
west side of the city.
Golden Hawk patrol members
were: Pat Juneau, Gary Brown
Eagle, Kelly Grissom, Jimmy
McFadyean and Johnnie Men
denhall. Rattlesnake patrol in
Guided David Brown Eagle, For
rest Burquine, Johnnie Grounds,
Bob Grissom and Donnie Jun
eau. Grizzly patrol members at
tending were Jimmy Schmidt,
Hugh Greenshields, Kenny Jun
eau, Aaron Reed and Steve RO-
mag.
The scouts were accompanied
by Scoutmaster Charles Menden-
hall, and transportation was pro-
vided by Mrs. Kathryn Schmidt,
Mrs. Rita McFadyean, Andrew
Greenshields and Bill GriSsom
Troop standings in rally events
were as follows: O'Grady drill:
1st place to the Rams Patrol of
Troop 81, Cut Bank. Message
Sending: 1st place to the Golden
Hawks patrol of Troop 100,
Browning. Grasshopper Relay:
1st place to the Weasels Patrol
of Troop 95, Shelby. Nail driv
ing: 1st place to the Wolf patrol
of Troop SO, Cut Bank. Water
Boiling: 1st place to the Golden
Hawk patrol of Troop 100,
Browning. Newspaper crunch:
1st place to the Jolly Rogers pa
troll of Troop 90, Cut Bank. First
Aid: LIST place tie to the Weasels
patrol of Troop IS, Shelby. and
to the Rattlesnake patrol of
Troop 100, Browning.
Final standings at the conclu-
sion of the rally were: First
place to the Golden Hawks of
Troop 100, Browning, with .249
points. Second place to the
Moose patrol of Troop 81, Cut
Bank, with 227 points. Third
Troop 100, Browning with .209
points. Fourth place to the Jol-
ly Rogers patrol of Troop 95,
Cut Bank with 207 points. Fifth
place to the Weasels patrol of
Troop IS, Shelby with 207 points.
Sixth place to the Piojacks patrol
of Troop 96, Cut Bank.
Present at the rally were four
Cub packs of $50 Cub Scouts.
and eight Boy Scout Troops, of
II patrols, log Boy Scouts repre-
senting 5 towns.
In charge of the event was Pat
Sanderson of Oilmont, who is
the District Chairman of camp
ing activities. Witso Rasmussen
served as District Chairman of
Health and Safety. Wilbur Wer-
ner of Cut Bank is Nu-Ooh-SkO
-
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Tax Foundations tells US what
federal budget cuts would mean
to American families. A 81 bill
lion reduction, il says. would
allow each family of four to keep
SI8 and spend it the way it
wishes, instead of paying it out
in taxes.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-06-07

NOTICE
TRIBAL AMENDMENT ELECTION June 1e, 1862
To members
Tine Secretary
the Superintendent act his behalf
Of the Backfce
Constitution and Bylaws
Notice hereby
proposed amendments the Constitution Backfee Tribe
Of the Blackfee Indian Reservation
All enrolled members the Tribe older eligible
vote the
Nonredent
ton the day
at Browning Precinct
making application
Agency Office for an absentee ballot
Of
community Cut Bank considered residents
and will SEVILLE
BROWNING
Preen No J. View TrbsI
Persons whose last with A thru l.
Browning Precinct No 4 Agency Barracks BLDG
Is name tart within thru
Browning Precinct No J. Starr School House
Browning School
HEART BUTTE DISTRICT
Heart Precinct No a Little Badger School
AGENCY
o
FeetS choo BankC
g.
East Glacier School
before June b. 1852
NoRDwALL
Blackeet
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Facsimile OF
OFFICIAL BALLOT


Bkfeet Blackfee Indian
Reservation, Montana
YES"
amendment the word
mo" against the smendmenD
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. III

Of
follows
Art H-Memberhp-
Of
o s o January
adoption of
residence within
territory Of at he Of
having of
30
the Blsckfee Tribe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

BIRMINGHAM ESTATES" Belts
ville-Lovely de luxe rambler on
large Handicapped corner. IDEAL
FOR DOCTOR. 3 bedrms., 3la
baths, paneled den. wonderful rec.
rm. and TV rm. separate din.
rm., beautiful kitchen, large car
port. Reasonable.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABOUT TO BUY? CHECK THIS
HANDY MAN-S6 400

Full Price! Small Comfy Home
Large Level (50Xl75-ft.l Lot
HAGAN REALTY, INC, UN. 1858
SACRIFICE! Immediate
possession! For sale $1,000 under
market or rent Sl35 a month with
or without option! Quality, de-
tached all-brick: wall-to-wall car
peted living room with fireplace
and separate dining room, plaster
walls, large equipped kitchen,
basement with exit, recreation
room with bar, screened porch;
beautiful wooded anchor fenced
lot! Superb locationl This is a
must see!
Might Go S14,950-Reallyw
SALES AP 7-2O75
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
icONIlNUEDl

ALEX. -RosEMONT-FHA, CT or
assume 4hfs loan on attractive 2
bedrm. brick row house. Samedi-
ate occupancy. FILA appraised.
$1,000. CAROLINE CAMPBELL,
JE. 5-12se Ewes, JE. s-9o67
ANNANDALE-Brick split-level; 3
large bedrooms, "a baths, full
basement; walk to all schools; "a
acre lot. Assume large 41aeo Gl
loan. See now at $23,500, or rent
at Sl6O per mo. with option Ia
buy. S23,500. Call now for direc-
DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE, INC. IA. 4-0244
ANNANDALE-S23, 800; new 3-bed
rm. rambler, lean be 4 bedrms.,
by using family rm.). . tiled
baths with RI for Bird, de luxe
kit. has 2 ovens, 20-ft mahog
rec. rm. in daylight bSmt,: 500
Unlikely REALTY, IA. 7-0290.
APPEALING BRICK RAMBLER -
Featuring 3 bedrooms, lovely fire
place in living room. dining room,
large modern kitchen with eye
level oven and breakfast nook:
full daylight basement. Assume
$4,000 $50 CT loan and priced
at only ,S19,750; Why wait?
Hurry, call ia. $4,000. -.
HOMES
prATrnDc
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MARROW HTs.-cor. lot; $1,000;
semidet. brk., 8 b.r., ia baths,
bsmt., excel. cond., COW. to every
thing. See It'll OWNER, RE. 5-43S0.
MOVE IN ON DEPOSIT-Attrac-
tive 3-bedrm. brick Colonial; sep.
din. rm., rec. rm., bsmt.; corner
lot, numerous trees. Mr.. rapid
transp. downtown. Only S14,950.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO., WA. 7-0560
Mr.. RIVERDALE-3-bedrm. ramb.
Finished rec. rm., many extras. As
sumo 4la6 CT. Owner, UN. 4-6746.
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SUB-LEASE-S175

Conn. ave. bet. X and L. Large
2-rm. suite, separate entrance,
storage, air cond., earpeted, elev.
ME. S-4490, Mrs Cooper.
UPTOWN LOCATION
Desirable air cond. offices in prime
NV. area; extremely leaS.; lmmed
nccMna mr. PA R-O11r
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C. P. FLETCHER
HILDEBRAND co.

JU. S-oo6U JU. y-666U
SILVER SPRING-Close in; 3 bed
rms, Ia baths, full bsmt.; Cape
Cod; vacant. Sl4,250. Quick sale
ALLEN REAL ESTATE, 10. 5-1950.
SILVER SPRING-Brick Colonial,
assume loan or buy FILA, plus
firepl., large lot and covered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

ANDREWS AREA-country. living.
near shopping and schools; liv
rm.,. din. rm., 2 bedrms., bath, all
on floor.
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MCLEAN
5 ACRES

OF wide open spaces can be yours
plus this all-new custom-built
S STcs s TambleT Enter E into the
to reverse plan living rm. over
looking colorful countryside. large
separate dining rm., mahogany
dream kitchen is center of house
and opens onto step-down family
I'm. with magnificent stone fire.
place and raised hearth; adjoin-
ing screened porch and gear ga
rage: 5 bedrms..- 3 baths, recre-
alton area with fireplace and wet
bar. There Is too much to describe
in this small estate; close in.
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HUGH T. PECK

11246 Georgia Ave. 10. 5000
SILVER SPRING - Loca zion?
Charm filled, Sligo Park Hills;
bedrms, 2Ea baths: close to
transp.; vacant: mid eos.
YOUNKIN & CO. 10. 4-S022 It'll 9
SPRINGBROOK - New split-levels
and ramblers, 4 b.r., ga baths,
rec. rm.
"AREA's BEST BUY
Lge. kit, sewer and city water,
walk to elem, new jr. high and
Springbrook High. S23,5O0 to
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SPORTS

Gentlemen have a sporting prop.
osition where monev is fair game.
We have declared open season on
profit have a service station
in TIE heart Of Clarendon with
a tremendous mechanical volume.
financing is svaile BILE for a ouali-
fled applicant Call MR.. WALT
for information. at La. $4,000. or
bet. z and Q pm. at HE. 4-S064.
ANSWERING service;
gross approx. 100000; reasonably
priced, excel. growth oppor. Sun,
call 723-1465; wkday. Elk. 3-1456.
TRADE MAGAZINE seeks working
partner with editorial and ad.
vertising experience. Some capital
required. Box 460-M, Star.
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rHE EVENING Ria
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SHOP-5-booth shop; 4
wet booths. comb-out stations,
Z hair dryers and chair combina-
ton, GOOD location, shopping CEN
ter. plenty parking spare. sub
urban Washington area. Write
Box 327-L, Star, or call after Z
pm. HE. 1-10aR
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ANDREWS AREA

The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-4500
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OFFICE SUITE

OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE late
January. Solar bids, 18th and K
st. NV. Approx. 725 So. #. Call
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PINECREST-Walk to the golf club
from this beautiful brick rambler
living nm. with firep EHasS separate nf
dining rm., 1S-ft. kitchen with
eating space and 2 huge bedrms.
Glass and pine-paneled porch for
summer evenings. Call now. This
house will be sold fast at the low
price of S23,500. TOWN g. COUN-
TRY PROPERTIES. INC, TIE.
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QUICK SALE

Cash for your Md. home. Call for
immed. appraisal No obligations
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE house of homes"
TIN 11QR
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or VA. YEoNAS REALTY, JE. g.
$500.
CHESTERBROOK WOODS, Mclean
list time advertised; beautiful .
story white brick house on tree
iiv. rm., din. rm., screened porch,
3 bedrms., den, ga baths, sepa-
rate stairway to rm. above ga
rage. clubrm. with fireplace, patio.
S39,750. Exclusive.
GRACE A. KEMPTON, Realtor
Ell. 6-4934 Mclean Ell. 6-326S
CLASSICAL MANOR HOUSE of life
time brick construction-4 bed
rooms. 3 baths. formal dining rm.,
beautifully appointed kitchen, 2
fireplaces. 9 living rms. Aft.
reception foyer. Close to schools.
shops and churches, BEST BUY at
S25, 500. CHARLTON OF VIR-
GINA. INC, 400 W. Lee hwy.
Fairfax, CIR. $4,000.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-Fabulous
daylight recreation room in this
brick rancher with 3 bedrooms,
carport, all in most modern decor
assume high Az loan, flexible
terms: $4,000. Call HU. 1900.
BAREFOOT REALTY
DIXIE WHISTLERS-Act fast and
don't miss this one. Spotless Gus
tom constructed brick rambler in
the fashionable Sleepy Hollow
area. Center hall. . fireplaces,
dining room, eye-level equipped
kitchen with everything; 30-foot
heated Florida room, 4 generous
bedrooms, 2l2 baths, finished rec.
room. built-in garage. S29,950.
PARKER SMITH 81 DONNELL,
Realtors. JE. 4-22SS.
EASY TERMS!-We can place S20,-
700 NEW FILA FIRST TRUST on
this 3-BEDRM., 1h-BATH BRICK
RAMBLER. which has been COM
pletely REFRIGERATED and
FLOORS REFINISHED so you can
unload your van tomorrow! De-
lightf CYPRESS PANELED
FAMILY RIM! De luxe kitchen
with eating space, charming living
rm. with brick fireplace wall,
separate dining nm. ATTACHED
GARAGE. Hundreds Of dollars
worth Of landscaping, MAGNIFI-
CENT MAGNOLIA TREES. huge
S shade trees; All yours for just
SES oNNEiL P ReaftoFs, J smith EH,s +
or ia. 7-ssi7.
F AIRFAX-A-acre wooded setting
for attractive 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: bSmt., oil h.-w.h. (base-
board; near Courthouse Country
Club and Univ. Va. site. Only
S20,500.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, AGENT
JE. 3-1282 Ewes, JE. 3-9067
FAIRFAx-Newly decorated 2-bed-
room rambler on attractive lot.
Large living room with fireplace,
dining L." large kitchen, carport
and storage room, screened porch.
Only $500 down. Full price Sl5,-
$50. Call JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH W.
SEAY COMPANY, Realtors, 1l3
West Broad street, Falls Church,
Virginia.