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could not remember what
happened.
Later Mr.. Tillman told de-
tectives about the two fights
Then, a day before his death,
he told Detective Sergt. Mar
shall e. Reid, investigating the
fight supposedly in Alexandria
there had been no fights and
he had been beaten and kicked
by the District police. An in
veStigating officer for the Dis
trict testified he found no indi-
cation Of drinking or Of fights
Mr.. Tillman died July 80
An autopsy showed no mark:
beyond an abrasion on the
cheek and a swelling on the
back Of the neck. But his
spinal cord had been severed
The doctor who performed
the autopsy testified that such
an injury might be caused by q
severe auto accident-and, in
an unusual case, could possibly
be caused by a fall out of bed
Bruises. he said, might have
disappeared by the time the
body was examined.
Sixteen persons testified
during the 5-hour hearing
The jury deliberated only q
few minutes before reaching its
verdict Of Undetermined cir
cumstanceS."
The death of William Alfred
Tillman, Of 622 Seventh street
NE, was still a mystery.
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Senators Back
Two for Posts

The Senate Commerce Com
mittee has tentatively approved
the nomination Of David s.
Black, former Assistant Attor-
ney General of Washington
State, to be a member Of the
Federal Power Commission.
Similar action was taken on
the nomination Of Robert M
White, president Of a Hartford
Comm research firm, to be
chief Of the United States
Weather Bureau.
Chairman MagnuSon said ap-
proval yesterday was tentative
since several absent committee
members are to be polled. He
said he knew Of no opposition.
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Two CORE Men
Charged After
University Sit-In

Two District CORE members
were arrested and charged with
unlawful entry last night after
q sit-in at Benjamin Franklin
University at HOO Sixteenth
street NV.
Police were called shortly
after the o pm. closing time.
They said Anthony Ercolino,
assistant registrar Of the uni
versity, asked the two CORE
men to leave while Police 1t.
Francis Conley looked on.
Police said the men refused
to leave.
Charged, but out today on
$500 bond each, were Jack
Goodwin, "a, Of 223 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. and Mar
cellus Golf, 80. of 1922 Missouri
avenue NV. They were sched-
uled to appear in the Court Of
General Sessions later today.
Picketing had originally been
planned at Franklin but was
changed because of the near
ness Of the school to the Rus
sian Embassy, a CORE repre-
sentative said. The spokesman
said the picket line was set up
instead at Strayer School Of
Business at COL Thirteenth
street NV, where no arrests
were reported.
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Mr.. Newman and Mrs. Cert
wagon disagreed, saying that
since the board was involved in
litigation it should meet in
closed session with its at
torney.
In other actions, the board
deferred a decision on whether
to hire a management firm to
study the school administration
and put off a decision on
changing its method Of making
available student accident in
surance policies.
A decision on the manage
ment survey will come next
month, after the board mem
bers have studied proposals by
three firms.
The board chose a ten-acre
site on the south side Of Fran
coma road for an elementary
school to serve the Loisdale and
Springfield Forest areas. The
decision climaxed more than
three months Of controversy
that saw citizens of the two
areas clash sharply over the
choice Of sites.
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Asks Open Meetings

william s Hoofnagle asked
that all school board meetings
called to work out a plan for
full desegregation be open to
the public.
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rest, at least temporarily, the
idea Of q citizens study COM
mittee, first proposed last
spring by Chairman Eugene L.
Newman.
The board agreed to discuss
with its attorney possible plans
for full Indignation before the
September IL pre-trial confer
ence with lawyers for students
challenging the county's dual
school system.
y Sees Harm in Trial
Mrs. Martha Gertwagen
urged her fellow board men,
bers to try to avoid having the
two suits against them brought
to trial. A public trial, she
said, would harm "the good
race relationships" that the
county has had.
TITS our problem and we had
better go about doing some
thing about it," Kenneth N.
Clark agreed.
Although the county began
desegregating its schools in
1860, only 800 Of its 1900
Negro students attended
classes with white children
last year, according to Associ-
ate Supt. George Pope. Seven
all-Negro schools operated last
year and SO schools had only
white students.
Further indignation must
be discussed irrespective of
whether you're under litigation
Or not" Howard E. Futch, a
board member, stated. He said
the board should not delegate
this study to a citizens COM
rnittee. John d. K. Smoot
agreed, saying that such a
group would face "insurmount-
able difficulties"
Asks Open Meetings
william s Hoofnagle asked
that all school board meetings
called to work out a plan for
full desegregation be open to
the public.
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Montgomery County has had
a career recognition" teacher
pay bonus for several years,
Those benefittingN from the
program generally have in
dorsed it, Mr.. Peter said, while
those who failed to qualify
think its terrible"
Other speakers at tn q
Dranesville meeting will be
Herbert p. Schumann, acting
director Of planning for Fair
fax County; Elliott G. Shaw
jr., information director, and
his assistant, A. L. Wise.
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During more than. two years
of study, county officials found
strong opposition by some edu-
Gators who felt that perform
ance rating Of teachers would
cause personnel conflicts and
dissatisfaction among those
not included in the program.
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Foirfox Board Studies
New School Indignation
BY WALTER WURFEL
Star staff Writer

Faced with action speed full racial migration
the Fairfax County School Board voted last night to study the
"desiabily Of establishing fully ntegated school
system"
The decision unanimous after than hour Of
discussion the wording of the resolution.
BY deciding to study the matter itself the board laid to
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CleCn, wholesome conduct, thut
will stand the closest scrutiny BY
both God and mon is much to be
desired. God is able TO see the
very secrets Of the heart. II we
conduct our life pleasing to Him
we're bound to please our fellow
mon. To try to do sneoky things,
thot mon is un0ble TO detect,
produces the lowest form Of chur-
oeter. We must live o life clean and
open before God and mon to obtain
lostins happiness. As found in
Proverbs, Oh. 70, v. -, HE thut
eOvereth his sins shall not prosper;
but whose eonfesseth and fore
soketh them shall hove mercy"
To be at our best for God and
country we must wolk in this won
derful christiOn way. Accepting
the Lord Jesus Christ os q Personal
Saviour and trusting in the Blood
Of Christ for the remission Of our
Sins. II you have not ulreudy done
50, seek Him right now in humble
prayer and Confession Of Sin. l.
urge you to search the Scriptures,
and pruy dolly and attend church
resuluhy. This formuI0r will defect
oil evil, including Goddess Com
munism.
Phone JU. $500 for Free non
sectGTtdn Bible Reading Guide to
help yoH form the good habit OF
Ddiln Bible Reading.
Up. Stafford Rambler City
Silver Spring. Nd. tclossd sunday
Sales Open Dolly I'll 10 pm. SGT. M
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
Airport News

Frontier Airlines will have
new schedules through Sidney
on March l. All flights will be
daily.
All Westbound departures
are morning flights. Flight 81
for Billings will leave at 10
am. and Flight 33 will leave
at 1913 am. The Eastbound
departure is in the evening at
7:42 pm. for bismarck.
Passengers will be able to
leave any point practically in
the United States and arrive
in Sidney the same day every
day of the week at 7:30 pm.
For instance you will be able
to leave Dallas, Texas at lilo
am. and arrive in Sidney al
1870 pm. daily.
A passenger may leave Sid
ney at 10 am. and arrive in
Billings at 1911 pm. He then
can leave Billings at $50 pm
and be back in Sidney at 7:3C
pm. Daily round trip service
to Helena will also be available
You can leave Sidney at 10:1;
am. and be in Helena at 1886
pm. You can leave Helena
at lao pm. and be back il
Sidney at 1928 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
MasOns Present
Americanism Program

A very interesting and in
spring Americanism program
was presented at the Masonic
Temple Wednesday evening,
February 20, under the spon-
Sorship of the Masonic Lodge
and the Order of the Eastern
Star. Mr.. William Rounce, as
Master Of Ceremonies, an
nounced the following progam:
Invocation, Reverend Will
bur Whanger; National An
them, Johnson Singers, Mr..
Robert Johnson, director and
Miss Kathleen Johnson, ac-
companist; Presentation of
Colors, DeMolay Boys; Read
ing, "The Flag" by Mr.. Will
liam Forester; Patriotic songs,
accompanied by slides depict
ing our American Heritage,
Johnson Singers; Bill of Rights,
Mr.. Wendell Elliott; Ameri-
canism Address, Reverend Leo
H. Buechler; Group singing;
Benediction, Reverend Wilbur
Whanger.
Refreshments were served af-
ter the program by Officers of
OES and Rainbow Girls who
also ushered. The committee
planning the program were Mr..
Jack McNay, Mr.. John Grim
Stad, Mr.. L. j. Lee, Mrs. 0. L
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Rounce.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
Bruce Ross Receives
Juris Doctor Degree

Bruce Ross was one of a
class of twenty-three gradu-
ateS who received the degree
of Juris Doctor from the Col
lege of Law of De Paul Uni
versity in Chicago, at mid
year commencement excer-
ciseS held there in Alumni
Hall. DR.. David Dodds Henry,
President of the University
of Illinois, was the commence
ment speaker.
Bruce, a Sidney High School
graduate of the class of 1913
earlier received his BIS degree
in Business Administration
from Montana State University
in 1852, and a MBA degree
from Northwestern University
in 1857. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Ross of Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
Many Parents Attend
Blue and Gold Dinner
HOnOring Cub Pack 143

About 100 parents and Cub
Scouts attended the annual
Blue and Gold dinner of Pack
143, served pot luck style, at
the Sidney Elks Lodge. Adrian
Ehlke, Cubmaster, served as
Master of Ceremonies, and Ma
yor Harold Mercer gave a
short talk, commencing scout
ing as a deterrent to juvenile
delinquency.
-Four Cub Dens and one, The
Webelo Den, conducted the
opening and closing ceremony
and each of the four Cub Dens
presented a skit. Each Den was
responsible for its own table
decorations and its part in the
program.
Mrs. Oscar Olson made the
programs. District Commission
er, Bob Bump, presented the
Pack Charter to Henry Ander-
son, Exalted Ruler of Elks
Lodge 1888. Huntley Brom-
field, Community Chairman for
Pack 143, presented awards to
scouts who had earned them
Mrs. Oscar Olson made the
programs.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
Busy Workers Al
Held February Meeting

The 9th meeting of the Busy
Workers All club was called
to order by Earl Ellwein at
the Lalonde Hotel on February
9th. We gave the pledges and
had roll call.
There was some discussion
on shirts and reports on var
ious work meetings. There
was discussion on having a
tour of the telephone office on
Monday. Murray Vestar gave
a report on recreation. Dwight
Scoles gave a demonstration on
how to shine shoes and Lee
Johnson gave a demonstration
on a test light. Mrs. Earl ELL
vein gave a demonstration on
how to teach a game.
There were four guests.
Barbara Gulbraa, reporter
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
Court Mother Cabrini
Work Hospital Projects

Court Mother Cabrini of
the Catholic Daughters met
Monday evening, Feb. Is. The
committee on projects report
ed that two layettes had been
sent to the hospital. They al
so reported the layettes are in
need of receiving blankets,
crib blankets and diapers. A
bandage rolling party was
planned to be held at the
home of Marge Chadderdon
next week, the exact date TO
be announced in next weeks
Herald.
After the meeting mission
VeStmentS were on display.
Marge Chadderdon gave some
pointers on parliamentary pro-
cedure, after which Father
Powers addressed the group.
The meeting closed with a
social during which lunch was
served.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
Sidney Personals

Al Lund is making splendid
recovery from major surgery,
which he recently underwent
at the University Hospital in
Minneapolis, and hopes to be
discharged within the next
week. Mrs. Lund is with him
and their three children, Mrs.
Folkestad Of Salem, Oregon;
Jon from Maryland; and jim
from Miss, were all with them
at the time their father was
operated on and stayed until
he was well on the road to
recovery.
Mrs. Jack Mayo of Cavalier
N. OAK, who has been visit
ing at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Harnish, Jr.,
left Saturday via Frontier
Airlines for Phoenix, Arizona
to see her mother, Mrs. j. j.
Mckenzie.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27

Lorna Mikelson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Mikel-
son, Sidney, will present her
senior recital February 10 in
the Montana State University
Recital Hall, announced DR..
Lloyd Oakland, chairman of
the MSU music department.
Miss Mikelson is both a pia-
mist and oboist, and according
to Oakland, the recital offered
the first public performance in
Missula of Concerto for Oboe
and Strings by Marcello, a 18th
century composer, and for Trio
for Oboe, Viola and Clarinet
by Alvin Etler, a comtempory
American artist.
Accompanying Miss Mikelson
was the Montana String Quar-
tet.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
The Sidney Herald-WednesdaY. February 2. 1883

Of communication. Richland
County Agent Hugh Maxwell.
who arranged the school. said
the program included talks on
group relations and the role
of organizations, the role of
the individual in organizations.
exchange of ideas from person
to person, and evaluatiOn of
personal attitudes toward ideas.
Organizations represented
included Fairview Jaycees and
Jayceens, the Asses. office.
All clubs and other groups.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
Federated WOmen's
Club To Meet Monday

The Sidney Federated Wom-
ems Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Chris Mable)
Hansen Monday evening, March
4 at 1870. HostesSes assisting
Mrs. Hansen will be Mrs. Chris
tensen and Mrs. Alma Murphy.
Roll call will be "Hats and
Flowers. Members are re-
quested to bring or wear a
hat trimmed with flowers, old
style preferred, and give its
history.
The featured speaker on the
program will be DR.. Watkins,
who will talk on "The Sidney
Garden Club"
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
Communication
School Was Held

Richland County Extension
service sponsored a Communi-
cation School for civic organi-
cations and clubs at the Sid
ney Elks Lodge with Burl
Winchester, program leader
for the Montana State Exten-
sion Service, and Art Jacobs,
District Supervisor for the Ser
vice, as guest speakers.
The school stressed personal
rather than mechanical, means
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-27
Farm Union Local
To Have Card Party

The Farmers Union Local
will hold a public whist party
in the Girl Scout Cabin Satur-
day evening, March 2, begin
ming at 8 o'clock. Everyone is
welcome.
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TAKOMA PARK-Name your own
down payment, no qualifying, as
sumo large CT loan. This close
in 3-bedrm. home has sep. din.
rm.. bsmt., only Sl4.750.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor, Q4Q-4O0O
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WILDWOOD MANOR
Near shopping center. Immac. and
CHARMING, brk. split-foyer ram
appointments. featuring lovely liv-
ing and dining rms. diversified de
luxe kit, 3 fine bedrms and "a
baths, family rm. and a delight
full Handicapped lot. carport. You
will like this house. priced in the
upper POS. Call our uptown office
rtfi q - -, pr I gOO
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Shannon & LuchS

htaIIOFS Since IHUb 0UUU Conn. Ave.
BETHESDA'S LITTLE JEWEL! Love
", 2-bedroom brick rambler. Gus
tom built by present owner. Near
st. James and NH. Fireplace,
Northumberland lot. manicured Ia
perfectionl Nice trees. Slq,q5O
VIII consider $1,000 down FILA
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC. OIL
2-I006. Mr.. Rhodes OIL. 6-2442
BETHESDA-HILLMEAD-Best val
ne in this popular community
Lovely white brick Colonial. Choice
lot, bordering beautiful wooded
area. 3 bedrooms. . baths on End
H. Recreation room, delightful
patio. LOWER 20sl FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-141l. Eve
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HOUSES FOR sALE-D. Q.

ROCK CREEK PARK - Gorgeous
setting for this huge brk. Colo
plal IN D. g, with 3 bedrms,,
places, short walk to shops, Name
your financing. S31. 800, ]. c.
CoNLEY, Realtors. JU. 9-4134.
TAX. PIX, d. C., 5000 9th st. NV.
IA bedrms, "a baths. modern
KY, Your terms. OWNER, 723-
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

River Park, a cooperative sponsored
by the Reynolds Metal Company is by far
the most stunning design of its kind not only
in this area but probably in the country. 1t
consists of a huge striking ensemble Of
black and silver apartment building hover
ing over a tight cluster Of 1874 townhouses.
There is nothing subdued about IT, Like
stage set, and highly original and creative
one, these buildings strive for effect, for emo
tional impact. But there is no reason why
architecture shouldn't do this if ii comes off.
This does The apartment is just bit flashy
with all that cleaning aluminium screening.
But the compact cluster of townhouses with
their white barrel-vault roofs is enchanting
and full of surprises A sudden balcony here,
an unexpected vista there. With its pedes-
trian alleys and cozy miniature town-square
II reminds you little Of a medieval town.
II is art but II works intellectually, as an
environment with a strong character Of its
own. The cars disappear on the scattered
parking lots. Tiny but comfortable patios
are fitted into limited space. Everything here
has an intimate scale that makes people
seem TO be as big and important again as
they were in the old villages and small towns.
The architects word for this is human
scale" neutrality-suspicious. will
surely and rightly set new trend in town.
house design.
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DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REALTORS. VIII. 2-63OO

WHEHIUN = NO - DOWN Oh or
500 dn. FILA buys this 2-bedrm.
rambler with a bsmt. Mr. Schools,
shops and bus. Vacant. move right
I'M Only Sll.250. J. c. CONLEY,
Realtors, JU. g-4134.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE - The Hamlet. See
this attractive brick Colonial,
close to transportation. Living
room, dining room, modern kitch-
en-, breakfast room. bedrooms,
2 baths on End floor. / bedroom
and bath on 3rd. Recreation room,
2-car garage. Priced in low 40s.
Call WO, $4,000 It'll o. EDW. H.
JONES g. CO., REALTOR.
CHEVY CHASE. NORTH : Work
downtown? This close-in split
level will put you home quickly
3 nice bedrms., ? Il baths, to-
days kit, separate din. rm. Large
liv. rm. with fieldstone firepl.
and lovely paneled ground-leVel
family rm. with 2nd firepl., at
ttached garage. Quick occupancy.
TED LINao OIL. $4,000 TIL o
CHEVY CHASE-New Colonial style
rambler. den, 3 bedrms. and fin.
rec. rm. above grade. Low 40s.
WOHLFARTH DEV. CORP. OIL
2-SS99, ewes, 652-S097.
CHEVY CHASE, Rosemary School
area-Brlck Colonial, 3 bedrooms
and 9 baths. expandable 3rd floor,
living room, dining rm.. breakfast
room, recreation room in base
ment. Priced in 30s, Call WO. g.
1900 vi 8. EDW. H. JONES AND
CO., INC, Realtors.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES = Terrific
space in this 4-bedrm. Cape Cod.
2 full baths. tile bsmt, modern
wood cabinets, kitchen, dining
rm, lge. fenced lot Walk to
schools, FILA appraised. Move in
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HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-l7OO
KENsINGTON = 4-bedTm. 9-bath
KENSTNGTON

Near library, OLD-TIME CHARM,
todays' comfort In this nice CO.
lonial, firepl IN liv. rm, lovely
formal din. rm.. large kit, porches.
HOT-WATER HEAT. deep wooded
lot Call today g4g-9SBO.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

house. 3 bachelors have
$4,000 well furn., 4-bdrm., b
bath, > Stereos, rec. rm. with 2
fireDls. and bar. Share with /
other. Pvt. parking. Reas. Call
ia. 1897. Ewes. 525-3l27.
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LARGE, old Chevy Chase home
remodeled to accommodate three
generations comfortably. S55, 1000.
May be seen by appointment with
OWNER, oliver 4-2B4O.
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JGH T. PECK, ii248 Georgia Ave.
1. L. LEWIS 949-4330

SLIGO WOODS-LIVE JOYOUSLY
in q home Of your own. only 3
mos. old. 3-b.r.. 2-b.. split-fover
rambler, lge. lot with trees, sea-
500. Call 949-7770. TOWNHOUSE
PROP.
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949-433n

W0ODSIDE PARK RAMBLER, CEN
trail air conditioned, brick con-
StruCtion immense home with 3
large bedrooms, IA baths, garage,
porch, tremendously large Tecrea-
ton room. Priced for quick sale.
N2g,9bO. RAY-KESSINGER a
RI INC III E1n0
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH.

TRADE what you have and don't
want for what you want and can
use NJ W. SIMMONS, ST., Pc.
2-4500. Pc. 2-3424.
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TAKOMA PARK

Large brk. home with sep. apt, 3
bedrms., sep. din. rm., garage, full
bsmt.. lots Of closet space, full l.
bedrm. apt. upstairs. 949-4434.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. MGT.
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Shannon & LuchS

Realtors Since 1908 5000 Conn. Ave.
BETHESDA-Terrifie value in this
5-bedrm. 2i2-bath brk. split-level.
featuring many extras. House To-
Gated on quiet street. cow to
schools. Spacious throughout, new
Evenings. call JU. s-3792.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3.bedrm.
brk. rambler, IL baths, fin: rec.
RLTR., GA. arm, GA. 4-S79o.
ROCKVILLE = Plenty Of elbow
room in this older 2-story home
in West End. Z living rms din
2 baths, 3 porches, lge. wooded
lot. Priced at $4,000. BOGLEY
CO., Pc. 2-6l51: ewes, Mr.. VIII
son, GA. 4-S034.
ROCKVILLE-No SIS dn. CT, SS7
mo. 3-bedrm. ramb., level lot. 81 so
DIN, FILA $4,000. r, l.. SMITH,
RLTRn GA. 4-77l1. GA. 4-S795;
ROCKVILLE-3-bedrm. Cape Cod.
expandable to 4. 2 full baths, fire
place in liv. rm., large kit. Immed
poss. to qualified buyer. S14,50O.
FILA terms.
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HOLIDAY SPECIAL

741 ASPEN ST. NV.
Vac. 4 bedTms, completely dec
reas. DIN. pymt. Phone TU. 2-4S2S.
CORN e. BLANKEN
KALORMA - Beaut. germ. man
sion incl. servants qrtTs., pan
eled offices, Wv. carpeting, Scar
pking. Suit. embassy. hospitality
house or doctor with lge fam. Will
also rent EX 3-4AQ0 la h-0SRR
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

PRESTIGE HOMES
In silver Spring g,
$1,000 moves you in.
JU. 9-0380. VIII. g.
$685..
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ATERTUM dramatic year-round
inner garden), Is Minis. from
Silver Spring. acre, beautiful
trees. 1-level living, no steps.
ample storage, 3 bedrms.. .
baths. liv rm., din. rm., kit,
laundry work center. Gear ga
rage. air cond. Fully Insulated.
Top quality S37,a50. OWNER
BUILDER. OIL. 4-34l2. BY APP