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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
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LIBRARY LOANS
4l,l86 BOOKS

The annual report of the Big
Horn county library for the fis-
cal year ending June 80, 1915,
was released this week by the
librarian, Mrs. Hazel Christian
sen.
A total of 41,186 books were
loaned from the library in the
following categories: Adults
14,738; magazines, 2,O87; non
fiction, 4,7O9; children, 1857;
Crow Agency branch library
1882.
Nearly 900 major references
were located for patrons. Thir-
ty-Seven books were borrowed
for patrons from various librar-
les through inter library loan.
These were books not in the
county library that were desireu
by patrons.
A total of $50 new borrowers
were registered for the year;
about 1000 books were repaired,
and $149.38 was collected in
fines.
Including lib books received
as gifts, 574 books were pre-
pared and added to the shelves.
From the first of January
through June, over $500 more
books were loaned than during
the same period last year. Books
were sent to all the rural
schools in the county through
out the school year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
Golden Rule Is
Substitute for OPA

THE Golden Rule has always
been a better guide for the sta
biliZation of business than most
of us have been willing to adj
NIT" it was stated today by
James J.. F1aherty, Great Falls,
president of Montanans, Incor-
porated, the state chamber of
commerce.
1T offers a full and complete
substitute for the thousands of
pages of OPA regulations that
expired June 80. I believe we
have the courage and foresight
to use it.
1T may well be that the eco
.nomic course which this nation
will follow for years to come
will be determined within the
next few days or weeks. AS rep
resentative of the industrial,
commercial, agricultural, lum-
bering, oil production and live
stock economy of Montana, you
and I have every responsibility
in helping to shape that course.
Don't become befuddled by
the idle chatter of men and
women around us who have lit
tie, if any, responsibility for the
business life Of Montana. If We
have neither investments, hopes,
reputation or standing in our
community at stake, we can az
ford to seize this first opportu-
nifty in the lifting Of OPA reg
ulations. But those of US who
have the future stability of the
free, private competitive enter
prise system sincerely at heart
will prove our interest by pro-
viding the much-needed leader
ship at our local level at this
time.
MANY of our citizens cried
loudly for a chance to prove
what this free enterprise sys-
tenn would do if left alone. Now
we have this opportunity. This
is an urgent appeal to you for
action.
"Out of the chaos of the next
few days there will emerge in
every community in Montana
leadership that will be long re-
membered. It is leadership
which will command the loyal
ty and respect of citizens when
the furore of OPA will have
been forgotten"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
County Library
Is Recommended

In an address to a grour
compiling a course of study OF
general science for the grades
on sources of reference materi-
al in Billings, Mrs. Lillian Pet
erson, state rural supervisor OF
Helena, recommended the Biz
Horn county library as one Of
the two most outstanding coun-
ty libraries in the state Of
Montana.
Mrs. Peterson praised Mrs
Christensen for visiting the ru-
raj schools with Mrs. Lure
Strand, county superintendent
and intereting all the people in
reading.
She told the group in hel
speech that if they ever had the
opportunity that it would be
worth their while to visit thls
library.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
HARDIN MAN Is
KNIFING VICTIM

William Cook of Hardin was
wounded in a knitting array the
night of July 4 in Billings oy
Willie Jones, a young negro OF
Billings.
Jones was fined $40 and given
a ten-day Jail sentence in the
Yellowstone county jail when
arraigned Monday before JUS
tice Of the Peace Emil BOrberg
on an assault and battery
charge.
Billings police previously re-
ported that the arrest of Jones
Friday night ended a nine-day
search for Cooks aSsailant.
Cook has recently been re-.
leased from a Billings hospital
after being treated for a KNIT
wound in the right side.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
REPORTS STATE
BPW CONVENTION

The highlights of the state
convention at Missoula were
reported by Mrs. Helen OleniH
at the July meeting of the Bus
mess and Professional Women
club held at the home of Mrs
Caroline Reibeth, Tuesday eve
ming.
It was reported that word
had been received from Miss
Edna Tobias, delegate to the
national convention at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The program committee ap-
pointed for the ensuing year
is composed of Miss Beulah
Hunnes, Miss Mildred Reeves,
Mrs. Caroline Reibeth, Miss ELL
cen Burgess and Mrs. Cora
Remmele.
The next meeting will be held
in the form Of a picnic in Au-
gust, with Miss Violet Alexan-
der in charge.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

July II, Harold Hager ano
Crystal Graham, both Of Wyola
July II, Richard Charlie;
Blakely of McRae and Ora Jean
Mcdowell of Lodge Grass.
July IL, William Hollowbreas:
of Busby and Angela Russell Of
Lame Deer.
July 10, Arnold Tschirgi and
Ruth E. Kulcsar, both of Sher-
idan.
July 10, Lewis v. Norman OF
Dayton, Wyo., and Betty Ann
Powell of Kansas City, Mo.
July 10, William J. Richlmaier
and Frances E. Durand, both OF
Buffalo, Wyo.
July 10, Robert A. Miller and
Maryellyn Businga, both OF
Sheridan.
July is, Charles Sievers and
Lucille v. Koenig, both of Bill
lings.
July is, Victor Hoag and Al.
pha Shaw, both of Laramie,
Wyo.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
VISITS HERE

Major William A.. S. Dollard
of the military government Of
flee of the Berlin district ar
rived in Hardin today (Thurs-
day. to spend about a week
with DR.. M. L. Fisher.
He served overseas with DR..
Fisher in the historical section
of G-5 of the Fifth army in
Italy. He has been decorated
with the Maltese Cross and
Bronze Star. Dollard was the
contact representative of the
American forces in Italy to the
Vatican.
In civilian life, Dollard was a
professor of English literature
at Hunter college, N. Y.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
ATTEND BIBLE CAMP

Several m e m berS Of the
Church of the Open Bible at
tended Bible camp in the Black
Hills from July 8 through July
IL.
The group attending from
Hardin included Rev. and Mrs.
B. N. Nelson and Barbara Jean,
Ida and Louie Martel, Lloyd
and Ramona Zillmer, Jim Sim
monts, Dorothy MCGUIRE, Ella
Lining, MI. and Mrs. Julius
Zimmerman and Darrell and
Mr. and Mrs. John Kirschen-
mann and family.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
Crowned Queen Of
Riddles Kdrnivdl.

Three-year-old Sharon Gay
nor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
R. L. Gaynor, was crowned
queen of the South Pasadena
CAL, Riddle Karnival.
The contest included As en-
tries from South Pasadena, Sar
Gabriel and Arcadia.
Winning babies, who were
scored on health, beauty anc
friendship, received tiny troph.
les and we're dressed In satir
robes for the coronation cere-
monies.
Mrs. Gaynor is the former
Dorothy Lee Stevenson of thu
Lodge Grass community.
BUY u, S. Savings Bonds
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18

Pvt. Buster H. Brien, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eastman OF
Lodge Grass, has recently CON-
pleted his anti-aircraft replace
ment training at Fort Bliss,
Texas.
In addition to his basic train
ing, he was given anti aircraft
artillery training on 40 nm.
automatic guns.
Brien was indicted into the
army on March 10, 1916.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
NEW CUPS : SWEEPS

Members of the Fort Custer
golf club will be putting into
new and slightly larger cups
and smoothing greens with new
sweeps next week, according to
John Butorac, president of the
club.
The new two-piece cups are
already partially installed and
wooden sweeps are in the pro-
cess of manufacture.
Re-oiling and sanding of the
green's Is also under way on
the local course;
Buy u. s. Savings Bonds
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
DIES SATURDAY

Funeral services are being ar
ranged for Mrs. George Gard
ner, who died at her home in
Buffalo, Wyo., of a heart at
tack Saturday.
Mrs. Gardner lived on a ranch
near st. Xavier from 1912 to
1914.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
ARRIVES IN STATES

1t. Jack Buzzetti, son of MI.
and Mrs. Buzzetti, arrived in
Oakland al, on Monday.
1t. B. Letti has been sta
toned in Manila. He expects to
arrive in Hardin soon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18

County clerk and recorder -
Harry E. Cox VS.. Edward Adam
Olenik.
County treasurer - G. D.
Goodnow VS.. Callie B. Carter.
County assessor - Sam N.
Cunningham unoppoSed.
County superintendent Of
schools - Lura P. Strand unop-
posed.
County surveyor - Wayne a.
Ltnthacum VS.. G.. A. Randall.
County coroner - John w.
Bulls unopposed.
Public administrator - Carl
Rankin unopposed.
Justice of peace - Charles A.
Corkins and Robert A. Vickers
unopposed. !
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
PLAY AT RoDEo

The Hardin high school band
was one of four bands to play
in the grand march of the Bot
Sots stampede in Sheridan,
Wyo., Friday.
Forty of the band members
made the trip.
Greybull, Cody and Sheridan
bands were the other three TAX
ing part.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-07-18
Bikini Atoll-Scene Of Atom Bomb Tests

Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
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Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-20
|HIR0HIT0 VIEWS
 RUINS OF JAPAN;
 FIRST HAND LOOK
tBy THE ASSOCIATED PRrss)

Nb1 HE ASoOOAA1ED FhEoof Emperor Hirohito walked among his downcast people today for a first hand look at the wreckage of the whirlwind reaped by once proud Japan.
 Protected by American Military Police, the weli-dressed little man motored from Tokyo to Yokohama. He saw miles of bomb shattered in- dustrial and residential areas. His shivering subjects, awed by the un- precedented absence of ceremony marking his unexpected appear ance, bowed stiffly, hat in hand. Long Time Rebuilding Premier Kijuro Shidehara pre- dicted in an interview. with three
 American newspaper executives that 1t would take between 20 and 30 years to rebuild the crushed na- ton. He said Japan.s livelihood de- pended on swift restoration of for eign trade.
 In Chungking In Chungking, Chinese govern ment officials met in special con- ference on the Manchurian situa- tion Foreign Minister Wang Shi- chieh had just returned from Nan king where he talked to General issimo Chiang Kai-shek. It was reported Wang relayed Russia's reply to Chinas recent in- quiry about Soviet plans for with drawal of troops from Manchuria. Manchurian Situation The Manchurian situation also caused Chinese Communist leaders to go into huddle at Yemen, party headquarters Gen. Chou En- lai China's No. l Communist, flew there from Chungking. At Peiping. executive headquart- CTS of the China truce commission ordered government and Commun- ist military commanders to assist in repatriating l20,000 Japanese soliers and 189,0O0 civilians from North China.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-20

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-20
J.W.C. MENTION

All members Of the Juneau Wo- mans Club are requested by Mrs. James Cole, President, to attend the special meeting of the City Council Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock, to discuss the proposed Community Recreational Center.
 ERNESTINE WOLFE. Sec.
 (l97-t3) DRINK KING BLACK LABEL.
Evening star., 1946-06-25
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on CHESAPEAKE Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
iSF fRShTk Sats1esue EPy II Msso' Go No
sn summer cottage as nearby beach; can. pay
SMALL ALL BuNGAIoW Nov on beautiful part os
PSn RTe5 o s sSnseS g. soss Sssr red Ss
erisk ersk ave, Baltimore. Md. Phone Gilmore
YIELDS ESTATE, Maryland: a lot soxioo
overlooking Chesapeake Bay. l block from
6sautiful sa wide sandy beach; $500 AT.
FHiRHAvEN CLIFF; .vsilabl. ,mmedist.ly
-Bay-front home on lge lot sloping to
rm.. all-eleetrie kit, bedrm. and bath; IN
Seast view % of Bay st n aDd DSfih ussa wa
and garage; beautiful planting and shrub
iNEz cusHARp' e 81 SIS ss4s, EN- t@s s7Hs Nss Wiss
SEVERN RIVER, 10 miles Annapolis. 81
s:.sS sR 'H CASH so''sss $4,000 n0dssa saa ss:i
GEO. q. WILLIAMS co.-water-tront e.
Sunsaiows; ils-miie '0 water front 'idsep on deep
cove: near Leonardtown, Nd Exclusive
tS5 GSrTsaE snies sa1s az TaHmsS 81 5000
Lookout, Md. American plan. day or week,
Tor particulars. GE. 1897, after $50 pm.
FOR HOME. DEVELOPMENT OR invest
ment. Here is what you have been looking
for! An opportunity once in q lifetime!
90 high and beautiful acres, panoramic
view ,v,,s OF !, Potomac River for miles, About
River and about | mile also Of State high
way with very attractive modern log lodge,
hne orchard; boathouse, etc. Highest
elevation within 150-mile area of D. c.,
either on Potomac or Chesapeake Bay, To-
vissni. SIDE. Truss RUSSELL LIT bowen q ehesss aa.
Evening star., 1946-06-25
INVEST. PROF. FOR SALE tcen,)

GEO. p; WILLIAMs CO:--2-story brick
bldg; 1st a. suitable for .delicatessen. gro,
sg ;sas: picsd Ell M and snId.a IH &C. ass o % r.
I,, nv: 4-lnit spt. 6iass s-story brick snd
aFS Ps. T. sysi W1IEiS%s hnSSsi SoSeta..d. sSse
house, z bdrms:. large liv rm., fun bsmt,
Stores; zoned ior spts. Il snid.r. 81 81. 1000
GEO. r. WILLIAMS co:-Petworth. D. c.:
fsmiy ssch .g, apt; n.w @,s5osy brick bdIms rms to
while investigating. snider, 81. 5000.
GEO. h. WILLIAMS co.-s-story fur
nished apt. house, near p. c. line. o.h,-w
sH ssa' a1an 5sIse lot gar Iseli. 81 5000. Eye.
Sho. IL WILLIAMS oo-rurnished he'd T.
ado0 Lot 0Soxs5: near Dupont Circle Issli, 81
GEO. i, ~ WfLIIsMs III sSis' oo.-Rec1vllle; Ss sp-
rrox., 1905 SO. It. on main highway,
suitable for gas sta. store. hotel or apt:
SSSs GHo H. saS nGT MsssS ~ ST. aeS seoo 4-un5
smf masan d0xn sa gSVesI For further
GEO. n. WIIGTAMs Co Co.Mio Ho bdrms..' 8
baths, o.h.-w. heat. bsmt., extra large lot:
hsn. 81 ssSs 'ts ss
SE9: \: WILLIAMS co-Bs.uty psrlor
syssr lease. $500 ' down. ea' Dasis' saS'aSSs gs
GEO: GEO n. WILLIAMS co.-7-rm. frame
asreS a;s Inv ideal for apartment house site
bsSIEi bsvELoPERs SF soS Or INVESTORS, attention,
l50 acres subdivided into 2I6 half acre
lots with Lee blvd. entrance; east Of How
ds seesn ds IN the garx Country
psets has 0 suelent ne dsvsioplns af e.pl ae
pans foa sompets sas
division lots in this area will bring S1,250
and I'd up viii wors With deyeloDer we
oSo eash vs e. se. to land aS
sth 9 Eesesf saass
Hssofs l7ss Wilson .ss adyd byd open evenings
lot soxib: excellent Investment as sec
9Rs REarYp G8 4o1 q Monras
Mr.. 18Th AND EYE SITS. il. N.W.@ist com
ing rms: and 2 baths: ideal location for
RRAH&a e oHesS co 'aRDs AD sdo
WI HAVE SEVERAL APT. pLDGs.-ie-
units and db: In excel NV; locations; for
| 1urtneE I'M IOfm. CAL LEJOhd q I6kt6Eft
REALTY CO. AID. 1900 TN 8 pm, .,--2s
I"A 100 UNIT APT HOUSE"--Locatedi in q
1 1909 location; modern bldg. with q
present income Of over Sl25,000 per
4 annum. now offered for immediate sale al
! 7 times the annual income; the first trust
| is $500 900 and the property is assessed
at approx. S700.000: the selling price is
very attractive and should appeal to the
conservative investors Please call HARRY
]. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1855. -27
1 FOUR-FAMHY FLATS - Modern brick
! bldgs.; just OF MINI. ave. Sc. convenient
white rental area: income each building
! approx. $1,000 year; will sell separately
or as a group Of 5 bldgs. Phone Mr..
/ Wolberg. Ia. 1885 with SHANNON &
LUCHS CO. 1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345
3-APT. BRICK with 2-car garage, years
old, completely modern: 3 refrigerators. 8
Monthly income, sSs1. separate en-.
frances. Hot-water heat. Commitment Of
5000 5000 eash' ss Holloway oI { MccHEsaEY fsiSeY,
CH; 1434, OK. 2205. 1910 Wilson blyd.,
CORCORAN. ST, near 18th nw--apt
Priced at Sl4.75O. CHAs. l. NORRIS,
ST. 6Sff'Hr cAPir6k R 81 sf Is Sal h condition
home converted into 4 apts. 2 rooms. kit
and bath each, oil heat. .ire escapes, all
rsnaes ren SIZE per mo xiIi si
handle the deal. Cali Mr. Vallairo. Hill
side l6s4-M. URcIoLO REALTY CO,
Evening star., 1946-06-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

s sa:f saoEs sHl
SEE HouR o Pkof2RSia Sc RSR n Now W. ton Mar
ket prices; We can sell it quickly: no obi
cation. Just Dial Elk. 1855, YOUNG a.
and business brokers, in business over 90
HAVE CASH PURCHASER for or bed
room house in Silver Spring or Bethesda;
up to $4,000. Call Mr. Pastor, EX, s555
YOUNG & PASTOR. 1929 Vermont NV
In business over 20 years
FARMS, acreage, urban, water front,
houses. mats for white, colored; sell, trade;
phone data. N. E. RYON co. GE 81 IA
Evening star., 1946-06-25
sUsINESs pRop FoR sAIE tcortl

0OSlNES9 PkOP. FOX SALE (Cont.D =. /,
..sn. .aS g .pss .Bs oos a:oss9
i4sh yG 3 sr zEXF s46RE IA AsS sS7s sSrp,cr sLDGs-
blocks from Thomas Circle: bldg 23 #, .by
110 IT., modern 3-story brick; attractive
Dss. ~nsSg ssSo e .ss s's: s:vao ss.
ss1Y ssnd ssssg Jqg iSs5 EV. sos Sun
1910 K 81. N.M.Ms-stery M relsforeed nHS con-
crete building. suitable for national organ
&; Ct asable floor space. elevators; los
90 m sq,ia,ns lsaisa 70 sst
II hsai II ES re- nsas saso 1sth M a5as az
ana aSls spts and ab51: b5s os st. sssio 1855
square feet; alley side and rear with ga
FRANK isss 5shses Rssfaof sa7 29os 49,
NV: District 1855. -25
ToMAc "a REALTY co, .AD. sssl, Til 2,
ings With 4o-ft; frontage. DRURY REAL
FIRST commsRcfAL. M 4 Vicinity dM 70 Of End ND and
Mass. ave. n.w;-store with ofhces and
s-story brick Bldg. on on a alley. Price IN. IN
cludes Ieai estate, stock and fixtures Of
grocery store now operating. Suitable for
tors. etc. Sale Of Stock srsii1 vii provide cash
firing and win lake substantial hr;s trust;
Of ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO. Realtors.
shoreham Bldg. Ma. 1850; cL. 400.
Gall Ati HARRY l. FRIEDMAN If you m are
property it is true that, prices on busi-
Aff 11r rSCtr
IS my opinion that when building restrio-
tions are lifted. prices will be hisher; buy
now nS'r a. ssrsics fair price possible an at
BLK. NO: OF WARDMAs PIX. HoTEL-
units best Location n nv esnss nod
income: hrst trust commitment is $780,
81; oi9s. oass Boss 3 7fl PHELPS, s" 1zi7 Il E =.
FIRST CoMsiERc1AL. between Thom..
Circle and r. l. sye.-3-story prick row
n VIII; GOOD location for small ofiees
evenings and sunday eL. 5ss5. BOSS &
bo%SfowN B6siNEss BLDG near 18th
and H SITS; nsw.-3-story brick on lot con.
al pss Easy cs Fl
r 1J1Gas MgissTg 20 at IA sas 15ss with sHAssoN
brick bldg. with stone front First foor
/ and basement available for immediate
! possession. second and third floors rented
| to afford additional income. An excellent
| location for attorneys, small insurance
iniorm..ion eaii Mr.. Kyle, with SHANNON
| & LUCHS CO.. 1908 st NV. Ma 2346
HALF BLOCK TO DUPONT CIRCLE and
Possession with settlement. Call Mr..
Measell. MA. $500; evenings ana Sunday
| DI. 0705. BOSS IL PHELPS, 1417 K st.
/ NV. -21
| DOWNTOWN SILVER SPRING - Indus
trial; vacant ground. 1900. So. #;
| 166-foot frontage on main trafnc artery
| 103-foot depth on side street: convenient
1 to dwellings of industrial workers, ideal
mediate possession. Business property
department. BOSS d PHELPS. 1417 K
/ ST. NV. MA 1900 -27
! lst COMMERCIAL, L st near 9th nw-A
I choice business location, 43x1 100-ft.. wide
alley good income until you want to
| build; priced for quick sale. ROBERT
MORGAN A Co RE naRS ~
Evening star., 1946-06-25
SUBURBAN SALE-VlRGlNIA.

TWO MILES FROM CHAIN BRIDGE. in
arlington. acres Of high rolling ground
$4,000; Cali LYON, INC. cH. 7o7es Of
sio;s5oI-.A cut. little brick home il .
bedrm.. de luxe bath. complete kitchen
Part Basement auto. auto eGr oil hest, se ise 0t vese
serheea, HALL REALTY co. exclusive
soLfYWooD & Esi Has2oniy LIS Sadseh mile to Belts
vile research center, this modern 2-story
asbestos. .shipgle home. with rooms and
wooded lot, and convenient transportst ton
is ideal for children and parents. Sale by
owner; substantial cash. Call Tower 53as
erties-S-room brick semidetached. 21a
apts; rental; $3.50 month one vacancy
'u Sroom ssaeo 6fisf vhiss fssps Gap. Cod full base
msnt range sna asd retSigsrator 2o-day oc-
o Ff ssse ssSns q u. ssa' ssd
SIT $50: considerable cash.
Sroom brick stories oil hsas
s.Toom brick. 2 stories: prevar ma;
pancy; $3.50 terms. - ee' ''''
ssdr s5ro1m stueeo; bsdr1ofms' M baths baths;
Of shade trees; S1s,s50; will consider an
offer.
7-reem brick Colonial on acres of
sNrognd. n u niles % e 2 C.; $4,000: terms I;ns
ton. Va. Once, CH. 5000, CHI. 6213;
ewes. CH. 2627 and Owens 5000. -27
LOOK WHAT WE HAVE--6-rm brick and
asbestos shinsled house. newly constructed,
nice section, lovely lot: conv. situated
6,rm steel and brick house. oil heat.
CT home, arm. frame bungalow. lot
60x200. Price. $1,000
so acres of farmland. 6-rm. house. 4
bldss; 2 wells ane spring. Price,
Near Pentagon-s-rm house. 2ha baths:
conv to shopping. buslines and schools.
Restricted homesite, lots in Arlington
and Fairfax Counties. ranging in price
from $1,000 and up
Ideal homesites. l acre. finished gsrage
and 1-rm. finished ant, furnished; several
thousand It. Of lumber on property. Price,
81 $50. TALMAGE WILCHER. Realtor-
Builder. 1898 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
GIL. So11, GIL. 5000. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1946-06-25
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont

NEAR ANDREWS FTELD-6 rooms and
n %oss sss5 iasy REAL ksTSTiE !: ssIi
NEAR Soi COLLEGE ttsGs;' 'PARK-s-rm. mod.ra Mao >.
story home on large wooded lot, 65x250;
ave. -Hyattsyiiie. WA. 5000. Open Hi daily )
SILVER SPRING-Brick. center entrance
9 rms. fireplace. side concrete porch, full
basement, a.-c. heat; this lovely new home
1oss.ssien u ee,5sd .fs y
sA PAWS s9 ssSe 1885, B'5s oS.n ave: dg H''s.s sad
s2SDoyER sa2sas6 qatil anIsLs-.tory. { E9 5 besrm
$1,000. cADYARK Really Ally eSssesstSnI CO. saos
,TAKOMA PARK-New. det.. 8 rms, IL,
GUM q GERBER REALTY CO, AD. $500
SaEARR. - NORTHERN REAL ESTATE ESTATE
Brentwood; frame 6-room, 2-bedroom
bungalow; excellent condition; large spa
clous living room; convenient to shopping,
transportation and school; situated on
E lot S7ZI4Q IL Gop priced for quick sale at $3.50.
Gl-on Central ave, near Capitol Hts
very attractive well-conditioned Broom
brick bungalow, new house condition; nre-
place; basement, oil heat. fenced yard;
can bs GI approved; $40 month. cox
& CO. D1 1854.
Evening star., 1946-06-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ABOUT e2,3O0 SO. TT. industrial Eround,
centrally located in D. C. on B. & o.
railroad, siding now in for cars, ideal
for junk yard or outside storage, also have
metal building 30xS0 good for repair shop,
etc, separate brick ofhce building with
Oil heat, excellent street access: 5-year
Lease. A. NJ. ROTH, woodward Bldg. Ma
K ST., mr.. 10th n.v.-2 buildings, each
about 1880 SO. #. now being remodeled
as Offices. available as entirety or in part.
ppREEYYFUss BROS, MA; o5s2. -27
Joining buildings; suitable for government
or non-profit ORGANIZATION: approximately
10000 square feet: $4,000 annual rental;
parking space for 10 cars. Call DE. 400.
yACANT-1ao1 I st. Sc; corner store and
z rms. In rear; oil beat: suitable for any
NEAR MEDICAL CONNER
cial; s.story building. "A rooms; base
month; tenant Wakes own sspslgs and I'M
& sliS g. Rhtss Ra sys KsATy nT c6Far Re 2dl sa,
3-story brick building located in one OF
kins streets busiest blocks in Alexandria:
$3.50 per mo Call TIE 1881 or TE 446l,