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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
THE
LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-Aftsr the first
screening Of Cleopatra" Joe
Mankiewicz and Daryl Ia
muck stationed themselves in
the lobby Of the Rivoli to lis
ten to the reactions. zanuck
declined the congratulations.
MY only contribution was to
help find a villa for the Fish
ers In Rome, and get a hair
dresser for Elizabeth in Lon
DON"
This" said Mankiewicz,
was not How to Spend $40
Million Without Really Try
in AS you could see on the
screen, there was more going
on in Rome than some hanky-
panky." Cleopatra" makes
Cecil b. DeMilIe look like q
cartoonist. 1t really is two
films. Caesar and Cleopatra"
and and Anthony and Cleo
patra." Mankiewicz, in fact
proposed releasing 1t as two
films.
II thought" he said, I'VE
could open the two films in
separate theaters, each film
running "a hours" But he
was overruled. t
In the scene following Gaze
sar's assassination, Marc An
tony is shown mounting the
platform to begin the famed
Friends. Romans. country
men, lend me your ears
speech. Mankiewicz once wrote
and directed this scene, with
Marion BrandO as Antony,
years ago. This time the
speech delivered by Burton,
isn't heard at all, but is
drowned out by the shouts Of
the mob.
II succeeded in making Rich
ard Burton inarticulate," said
Mankiewicz. Besides, If that
Friends, Romans, countrymen
speech had been in, it would
have made every schoolchilc
a critic" The director-screen-
writer merely gave Burton
some Shakespearean type
words to roar.
In the first half, with Rez
Harrison as Caesar, the WORD
"love" never is mentioned dur.
ing the embraces with Eliza
beth Taylor. The second hall
has enough intimate scenes
between Burton and Mis-
Taylor to titillate all those
who've read of the romance
Mankiewicz did a brilliant jot
in presenting a stunning anc
literate version Of the historic
stories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

ing, to allow such a line to
pass.
Judy Holiday is still very
upset over the demise of her
Hot Spot" musical. She
shouldn't be. She did her
darndest. No one can beat a
bad script. Cleopatra proves
that. Carol Burnett won't
care for this very much, but
in her first movie, who's
Been Sleeping in My BedP"
Elizabeth Montgomery gamers
more laughs than Carol does
Carol has announced she is
expecting a baby in February
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
tAT THE NATIONAL
!; This Sound of Music
Is a BeguiIing One
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star staff Writer

THE Sound Music" has been delightng audiences for
some 1870 weeks York and there to
pect Of the at the National Theater where
Il arrived last night
AS YOU know it about the Trapp Family Singers and how
ev eean hack in pre- Hitler Austria It has music by Richard
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-09

Practically" will be the key
word when tour members of the
Lower Yellowstone Feeder tour
visit the Leonard Odenbach farm.
The practical sense, the in
genuity and the industry of the
individual will be featured here.
"My mechanization includes a
five-gallon pail and a shovel"
Odenbach said with a smile. And
at the time he made this state
ment he was making his morning
feed trips to the feed hunks for
his 1,400 lambs.
It was a chilly and frosty
morning when the Odenbach farm
was visited by the writer, but
Odenbach was going about his
business as though each day was
similar to the ones this area is ex-
periencing now.
The tour isn't laid out to show
that anybody" can get into the
livestock business. What it will
prove, however, is that anybody
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-09
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF HIGHLAND
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
REAL ESTATE SHOULD NOT BE
LEASED FOR OIL AND GAS
PURPOSES
Probate 1882
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOSEPH A. FIACH, Deceased.
CYRIL ETZEL, Executor of the
above named estate, having filed here
in his Petition praying for an Order
of this Court authorizing and direct
ing him to enter into an oil and gas
lease for exploration and development
of oil, gas and other hydrocarbons in
under and upon the following describ-
ed property situate in Richland
County, Montana:
TOWNSHIP 26 NORTH. RANGE 81
EAST:
Section 80: S1aSEA
TOWNSHIP IS NORTH, RANGE 81
EAST:
Section 4: Lots 8, 4, S1aNW14,
SWA Section 5: Lots l, 2. S1aNE14.
N12SEA.
NOW, THEREFORE,, all persons in
terested in said estate are hereby
notified to peal before this Court,
in the Courtroom at the Courthouse,
IN Sidney, Richland County, Montana,
on Wednesday, the 18th day of jan
uary, AID. 1868, at 10: o O'Clock AM.
of said day, then and there to show
cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said Petition should not be
granted, and the real estate above de-
Scribed, leased for oil and gas explora-
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-09
Local Bowrnen
Elect Officers

The Sidney Bowhunters met
recently and installed officers.
They are, president, Willard Ere
son; vice-president, Oden john
son; secretary-treasurer, Sharon
Massett; corresponding secretary,
Ida H~olmquist; publicity, Lester
McMillen; range captain, Vincent
Holmquist; and two new directors
were elected, Holger Baadsgaard
and Erwin Wiederrich.
january 3 was the first session
of the mail-in-tournament. The
American round IS featured and
after the next meeting on Jan.
10, no n can be accepted for
this year. Scores averaged bet
ter than a year ago and there
will be more about this tourna-
ment in the next issue.
The Sidney BoWhunters Invita-
tional tournament date was set
for June 2. plans are for a big
ger than ever bow shoot on our
range.
Lillian and Oden johnson were
awarded medals for winning in
last years main-in-tounrament.
Before you pick up that nice
looking man thumbing a ride.
consider this: the FIJI reports that
prints of two out of five thumbs
raised to beg a ride are on file
with the police. Still want to give
him a lift?
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-09

heerleaders: Mary Van Hyning, Linda Romo, Beth E
field, Sharon Pratt and Diane Bokovoy
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-09
Mechanizotion Is Shovel ond Five Gallon Pol

with the ability and the inclina-
ton can fit livestock into the farm
ing operation with a minimum of
expense by utilizing existing facili-
ties and available resources. This
you will see at Odenbachs.
In other words, present farm
buildings, homegrown feeds and
on-farm labor.
Odenbach S feeding a free choice
loose hay along with barley and
beet pulp pellets. He's been feed
ing sheep since 1913 and uses the
lambs to market home grown hay.
The farm is located four miles
north of Savage and his principal
crops are hay and beets.
He started with heavy lambs
and at the time of this visit had
some ready for market. By the
time the tour visits the farm, some
of the lambs will have already
been shipped to market.
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-09

ion for a primary term of ten ll0)
wears. a Five and no/100 $500, Dol
lar, Der mineral acre boruus. and one
and no 100 (S1.OO) Dollar per acre
DELAY rental; all in accordance with
4 certain oil and gas lease on lie IN
the above captioned Court.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that Sald
order to Show Cause be pubhsned
once a week for two ~ successive
weeks. in the Sidney Herald a weekly
newspaper published at Sidney Mon
tana. prior to the date set for the
hearing of the Petition.
For further particulars. reference IS
hereby made and directed to the Petl-
ton in this matter, on file hereln.
DATED at Sidney, Montana, this 5lst
dav of December, AID. 1852.
Alma Murphy
Clerk of the District Court
court SeaD
". c.. Koch
Attorney at Law
Courthouse = o 81
Sidney. Montana
ATTORNEY FOR EXECUTOR
publish January 2 and 8. 1922
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-09
Hay Creek

Wayne Berry returned Sunday
to Eastern Montana College at
Billings to resume his studies in
pre-agriculture.
Wayne Berry visited Walt
Houchens Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karsten Borg and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Allyn Watts home.
George Watts left Wednesday
for Mortified, Mimi, to resume
his studies. He will be a guest
of his uncle. Mr.. Charles Treat.
The Sidney herald., 1963-01-09
TURN THAT THING DOWN!

Tests on three Boston televlslon
channels showed that the COM
mercials on 26 of 40 (65 per cent?
programs monitored were louder
than the feature portion.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
M
SEPT

u lenaS N.$:: - y 3Ag ~
vice presidents vie for the top position
William Holden, June AIyson, Barbara STAN
wyck and Paul Douglas. 7:30A
"T0GETHER AGAIN" 1914. Amusing, we'll
acted romantic comedy Charles Boyer Irene
Dunno. 11:l0-5
CAPTAIN JANUARY" 1896. Real junk, but
Shirley is cute Guy Kibbee 12:55-o
Tuesdoy AN.
"THE TIP-oFF." 1881. Mild comedy y-drama.
Eddie QuiIIan. Ginger Rogers l0:00-5
Tuesdoy PM.
THAT'S RIGHT, YOU'RE WRONG" 1889.
Amusing musical. Kay Kyser, Lucille Ball.
12:30-5
"TARZANS SECRET TREASURE" le4l okay
Tarzan for the kids. but the hoke gets a
bit thick at times. Johnny WeismulIer,
Maureen o'SuIlWan. Barry Fitzgerald.
5:00-q
"PENNY SERENADE" le4l A chiIdless couple
plan to adopt one but their happiness soon
turns to tragedy Fine emotional drama Cary
Grant and Irene Dunne 11:10-5
LADY G0DINA RIDES AGAIN" 1853 Mild
comedy about beautiful but dumb beauty
contest winner. Stanley Holloway, Diana DORIS
and Dennis Price. 12:5@9
Wednesday AN.
"SKY GIANT" 1898. Two daredevil aviators
are assigned to map the world from the air.
Richard Dix 1905
Wednesday PM.
WINGS AND THE WOMAN" 1912 Good
biographical drama. Anna NeasIe. 12:30-5
KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE" 1850. An es-
Evening star., 1963-09-29
Sunday
IA.

IHlN6S ~ CUME. 1896. (brltiSnJ Inc H. y.
Wells fantasy about the destructive world war
that wiped out life as we know it, Raymond
Massey, RaIph Richardson l:00-5
MAJOR AND THE MINOR" 1912 Not as
fresh today as in 1912, but this comedy about
girl who DISCUSSES herself as a child so she
can travel at half fare, is still funny. Ginger
Rogers, Ray MIand. DAUGHTER OF
SHANGHAI" 1897. Routine adventure film.
Anna May Wong 1909
THREE COMRADES" 1893. Erich Remarques
novel about postwar Germany is turned
into sensitive film. Robert Taylor. Franchot
Tone 3:00-5
"THE YELLOW CAB MAN." 1851 Fast and
funny froIic for Red Shelton fans. Gloria
DeHaven and Walter SIezak 3:05-4
"THE LADY IN THE LAKE" le47 Phillip
MarIowe mystery Robert Montgomery. Audrey
Totter, Lloyd Nolan 11:00-5
WILSON" le45. Biography of our World War
President, powerful story. Alexander Knox,
Geraldine Fitzgerald 1l:10A
THE STORY OF DR.. WASSELL." 1914. True
story of doctor who rescued some men
from the Japs in Java Gary Cooper. Laraine
Day, Sgne Hasso 11:20-7
Mondoy AN.
"THE SAINT IN LONDON" 1889 tBritsh)
Entertaining mystery. George Sanders, Sally
Gray 10;00-5
Mondoy PM.
"TALL IN THE SADDLE" 1914 Entertaining,
fast-paced western about a woman-hatng
cowboy. John Wayne, Ella Raines. l2:30-5
"THE BLUE GARDENIA" 1853 Slick, but
slow-moving mystery-drama about girl
wrongly accused of murder Anne Baxter,
Richard Conte, Ann Sothern 500
EXECUTIVE SUITE" 1854 When the dynamic
president of a giant corporation dies. his five
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12

ALPENA. oef 3. = The main plank in Gov. RemnsYs
fiscal reform program flat rsfs income
continues TO draw general support in public hearings
Some observers, including Of fhs governors
aides had suspected he levy would stir the greatest
controversy Of any Of Romneys eight proposals for
vsmping the states tax structure
URGES HIGHER TAX
However in the thousands Of words Of testimony
corded by he House Tax Committee which is winding up
statewide hearings Romney program few witnesses
have stepped forward TO voice opposition TO the per
cent personal income tax proposal.
Most witnesses, including union Leaders and fern
prsssnfsves have agreed presents equitable form
Of taxation"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12
"EMPi0YE SAYS POST OFFICE GIVES
BIG NlCKEl's WORTH"
The Public Letter Box. News, ocs. .
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE SAYS AIMEN! AMEN (!


To the Editor: In spite Of what "Js.l" thinks shs
Detroit Post Office is Of the best and most e.
feenf modern postal organizations in fhe world The cost
$24 million than $2s miIen the rsesipss
about $40 million Daily production Of incoming and
going mail is estimated at 5,50o,ooo pieces.
We may not always be right but the many Detroit
postal employees try their best TO be effepefee Many
clerks had to qualify 80 per cent perfect 5oeffepsr
minute before they could operate the eonsoisosr
machines Others must learn and study various types Of
schemes Some like the city primaries, have oysr 1000
items They are also required TO learn station xonsd
scheme They are given yearly examinations.
The postal service today Is advancing like never bs
fore In our history due largely TO Archaeological
research ZIP code numbered letters will b reed End pro-
eessed systematically by fhe console sorting machines
a" mail Will be evlIed cancelled and posifoned III In one
operation And air mail letters will be separated from ~
The rest sdue 70 special ink air mail stamps in the fv
'ure, This will provide spsedsr service
would advise anyone who does NOT think ne 10 osisna
ms moneys worth from each letter TO make tour q me
new Detroit post office He will be amazed a. how much
'''''e' 10 gers 'or nickel. AL 7. JozWiK.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12

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The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12

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The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12

psEsessce ~ ms MooeRM kssepom
TIE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT - HEALER
or THE hLTbcstss REvELAToR o. The RE-A4H
THE NEW HEAVEN And Ts4E NEW EAkTH~l -
And TrEie E~x<4lLs4-sF REALITY - Ex-
POSING REDUCING TO ~NATWE koT++AAc&-E$s,~
the THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL st. PssA
The EVIL The t4uNAM The MATERIAL MERELY
sHADoMy MyT44+c1A4 AoRTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES couNTEeFETs. eURLEsoUEs. AND
FORTUNATELY. OFTEN SYMBOLS Or d.
vDpsE IDEAS TOTAL EXPOSURE o. THE SATANIC
MYTHICAL, AHTgEHRfsT, ADAMEvE, PA
cAN4hFEcTED -IoRDSoO~ tcsn- ~. steJ FRAUDS
MYTHs hoLT+54scNEIsSi - ALMOST
eLAckfkc OUT THE ONE. REAL DEITY - GEN
Esfs F+R.sT CHAPTER - THE BASIC. SPIRITUAL,
ETERNAL HOWE Or CHRIST JESUS - The BASIC
TARDsTbcK Or ALL REMAINING Old 7. SCRIP
TuRE
TO ILLUSTRATE: GENESIS ls7e n: IVAN"
YOUR TRUE ETERNAL BEING, IS THE IMAGE or
ntFNf7Y DIVINITY ADAAlEvELESsi
NEVER BORN! NEVER DYING NEVER A
SINNER NEVER BORN or SINNERS or Wo-
NAN. UkcLEAK uob, Old ~
GODS MALE AND FEMALE IS VOID or SATAN.
SIN SEX - LUST - "LEcALIzED" or MOTT
REpuOIATED ~ c41-L-DL-E-ss CHRIST JE-
sUs' PLANNED NON pARENTHoOD - CALL NO
MAN FATHER! !!
THIS ONE, REAL UNIVERSE IS VERY GOOD" tCen.
I:3D - PERFEcTi "FJA4-sHE-D~i tcsn. ALL
TAXPAYERS REPAIR BILL $3.50 900"
"sELFRIDce RUNWAY A MESS"
novfi1ni'Iion dollar runway sf sefridse Air Force
Base lay idle Saturday less than four years sffer u
into operation vital link in ths nsons cir de-
tense system.
The appearance Of thousands Of small holes in the
let rvnwsys surface forced the Air Force declare
hazard 10 Fo6 pursuit planes and Strategic Air Com
msnd bonbsrs.
The runway will reopen only ssr the eompsfon Of
than $450)ooo in repairs.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12

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z,ss,r Fe-snry sers overtime 70 eo1sInes sen'ef e"S
sass -her hesrs hsye rssIa 10 ssfsss sTssdnsa -
sa --e .sxpsyex Urkst1nste Ct esvrss, eSf preesos
n wss ,sr soe r1h - expss bsffsr q ksp Ahsson
Cree, z rx,rys,nR spesker e se hogse. Hs bssrs hf
r.rrs psekse responsibility fhsn sveh ss nee
ke ere says ne hs - svsssv me governors ssx prs
srar- .+sse iook When ne notes fhss kon-
nys pA>n ases Ee rms point =, relieve fbs plight oF
ne srooss he reflects concern fess by scbeei seisis
and svpperters of pvsEe s6vcssson all ever me Ssfe
evs an picking hene-ssrics svdenee 70 snack Rom
n<ys 20 PER soc reesse me grounds ne dd
End ~is he offered ne nof acting
Is responsible iesser ef ms party re wss playing home
sevn poiit'risn-
aonneys pssr is based school districts reed.
SAYS Green irs closer fsn Green's evt sh mat IS
really point fer neither plan primarily design
ed sx Green himself notes provide money for
schools Ifs purpose 70 ev he burden Of prosry taxes
wItF,sgt reducing school income.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12
Tax Plan =


fconfinved From Page u
John r Parsons president Of fhe Parsons Corp, en-
ployer d 800 persons in Michigan urged sdcrsion q hs
Roenney program which includes per cent personal
income tax, ga per cent tax eorPorsons and sh
per cent tax financial nstifviors
Parsons made his plea 70 Senate committee holding
its third consecutive night ct hearings ths osvsrseTs
proposals.
FAVOR PROGRAM
The hearing brought oUf 70 Witnesses from svdsaes
Of about 90 in city hall here Of them express
ID strong opposition TO the Remney program.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12

JObIeSS -
tcontnvsd from Page u
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
FORTUNATELY, REALITY IS GOOD,
HEAVENLY, UNAVAILABLE!
CHRIST JESUS 90 YEARS RETURN! =
PRESENCE - m HIS MODERN KINGDOM,
CHRIST, SCIENTIST - EXPOSES. DEMONSTRATES.
THE UTTER NIoT-H-i-NcN-E-s-s or THE HELL
AND/oR FOOLS PARADISE" OF NoNcHRIsT
SCIENTISTS
THE ANTtcHRIsT. ADAM-EvE "LORD.coD" lcsn III.
efc) FRAUDS MYTHS N-o-THLN-c-NE-Ssl
ALMOST BLAcKiNc OUT THE ONE, REAL DEITY -
GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER WHERE GOD Is
COD - WHOSE OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING
CREATION, UNIVERSE. IS WITHOUT BEGIN.
MING, NOR ENDINC'l - VERY GOOD" - PERFECT
"FiNIsHED"! - Externally VOID OF SATAN,
SIM SEX - LUST - "LEcALiZED" OR NOT - RE.
PuDIATED BY cHIL-DL-Es-s CHRIST JESUS
PLANNED NON PARENTHooDi - CALL NO MAN
FATHER"l THIS WORLD SHALL PASS
AWAY - "crAsTLY FARCE" MYTH
"JOBLEss YOUTH PROBLEM
"WHY BLAME BUSINEss7"
We can only conclude that Mayor csvsnssh's crack
speech writer's like everyone else suffer occasional bad
days. Why else would evsfomsriIy lvdeovs mayor
indulge In brosdbrvsh Indictment Of BUSINESS ssdsrs
who in his words, "srs making greater profits ssn
but do not show enough interest In psopls7"
tconsInvsd Next Column Tepl
The Detroit tribune., 1963-10-12

fcsrtinys1 hsxs Column. Tssj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-11

HILLANDALK -Aii-brick. 3-bedrm
rambler loaded with comfort fol
you, healthful, prestige ioe. Fam
lily rm., bar. den, gear garage
tastefully HANDICAPPED. 21,3OO-it
cor i9t ei s; TsG the me-. shff sa PeT
ADELPHI REALTY. REALTORS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to NH
and Naval Hosp. Lovely. multi
level, 4-bedrm. home, lac. lot, nu-
merous extras, $4,000.
KEN DRUSKIN, ReAltor. 949-40O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-11

Pres, Harmony Corp.
WHEATON PLAZA 949-790l
GLENMONT-2-bedrm. brick bun
h itsS.n. lovely level Sn Anchor S
lot. S13,250. CAMPANELLA a
CO., Realtors. Elk. 3-4113, ewes.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKVILLE Dream rambler. S3,-
900 rec. .rm., firepl., 2 full baths,
fenced lot, BBQ pit. Easy terms,
couNTY-WIDE CO., Rlty., 949-iOOl
RoCKVTLLE-"cute as a button"
and only Sll9, per month. total
payment. Well-kept .3-bedroom
home. Level, corner fenced lot.
Patio with bullt-up flower Garden.
Trees and shrubbery. OIL, no money
down; FHA, minimum down, $50
$40, MANovILL REALTY CORP,
ROCKVILLE-TWINBROOK = va
can't. no IS dn. OF. $3.50 On, FILA.
3 bedrms. $l4,260. r, l., SMITH.
Ritz. GA, 4-77ll, GA. 4-8795.
ROCKVILLE = $4,000. All-brick
rambler with full bsmt., nicely
decorated; mr.. Rockville Civic Cen
ter and Twinbrook shopping. AS
sumo OF loan and pay only S96. so
per month. Call 949-2660.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
ROCKvILLE-NO MONEY DIN. VA
NO SETTLEMENT CHARGES
II you make $1,000 q year and are
not burdened with debts, you can
buy this 3-bedroom brick Colonial.
lRe. liv. rrn., family-sised kitchen,
completely redec. Vacant. Immed.
ooecupSney; Fla appraised slo'-
LIST WITH LINGO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS -
394 acres may be subdivided, plus
3-yr. -old rambler with 3 bedrms
and 2 baths. Just $4,000 Cal
949-7300 til $3.50.
HUGH 7. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave
CAMP sPRINGS-H.-W.H. 2 baths
rec. rm,, brk, ramb. S21.5O0. RE
6-4140 til 0. CAMPBELL RLTY
CARROLLTON list time offered
Very clean. attractive 3-bedFoon
rambler. Large liv. rm,, de luxe
eating space kit. finished rec
rm. House situated on level cor.
ner lot, Walking distance to shop.
ping; Excellent sSs HSn buy FHA' Oh
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-05oC
CARROLLTON-3-b edrm., ~ bath
S SIs TsmSlsS Sss' I'm; 1t .gsrs 5sS
UN. 4-5650 I'll 0.
LANGLEY REALTY
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WORDS
YES

IT'S only $4,000. plu. low month
bedrm' home. Sep. din. rm.; rec.
schools and shopping. Gi, no
money down, FLA, minimum
down. Won't you take advantage
Of this excellent opportunity
CORP, REALTOR.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ACADEMY AWARD - styled and
decorated by the viennese owner
You should see this dreamy ram
bier with garage for your fevorits
car. Relax in cool comfort in thu
honey living room and pleasing
dining room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen
basement for the lobbyist. Cornel
lot. Fails Church address. Sl5,SbC
PLANTATION REALTY JE. $1,000
ALEX. OFF JANNEY's LANE : An.
tiaue brk. rambler, 3 bedrms., fire.
place. oE kitchen. heated full
bsmt., garage excel. school area
S2I,500. OWNER. XII. 9-2529.
ALEX. AREA-sI5,75O Cape Cod
3 bedrms., den. full tile bath, lars.
liv. rm,, equip. kit. fenced real
yard. Assume large loan with
payments less than rent
MYERS A. HILL, INC.
DU. 5-6133 Realtors JE. 4-6e0e
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SPRING VALLEY

-, SfhINu NhLLLL.. ~,
Spacious brick house with lars'
n tirst t9or piS; SIX Pee 6earoo %Iti
grounds adjoining parks resulting
IN countrywide setting though only
10 minutes downtown.
JAMES L DIXON a. CO.. Realtor,
FE $4,000 FE S-720C