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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

When Bob Hope takes that So
called vacation in Europe this sum-
mer he'll 60 into Germany to do a
few shows for the Occupation forces
stationed there. Bing Crosby will be
on the Continent at the same time,
and may join him in entertaining
the G.I.s.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

IT think you've got fine voice,
and if you get to New York and /
can help you, look me up" That's
what Ben Grauer, MICS ace an
nouncer, said to a vocalist with Ted
Weems' orchestra a few years ago
in a midwestern hotel. Recently
Grauer took over as emcee on the
Supper Club" starring that vocal
list, Perry Como.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-07

Burt Lancaster's pretty blonde
wife, Norma Anderson, has been
busy turning down screen tests; her
pictures appeared in the papers
when she and the new, towsle-haired
star were married, and two ma jor
producers got busy at once. Burt,
who's busy with 81 Walk Alone" at
Paramount, approves her decision to
keep house and raise family. They
met in Italy-he was in the army,
she with the USO.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
Labor Disputes
At 9-MOnth Lou
Is Last Report

About 200 work stoppages be-
gan in September, the Bureau of
Labor Statistics, U. S. Department
of Labor has reported. This was a
total lower than for any month
since December 1916 when 168 stop
pages were recorded.
Approximately $4,000 workers
were involved in the stoppages
which began in September, the
lowest number since last February.
Idleness in plants directly in
volved in labor-management con-
troversies in September was esti-
mated at 100000 man-days or less
than for any month since March
1947.
Including stoppages which con-
tinued from preceding months,
about 400 disputes, involving a
total Of 10000 workers, were in
effect during September. The lar
gest of these continued to be the
east coast shipyard strike affect
ing some 10000 to 100000 workers.
The general level of strike activ-
ity in the forst 9 months of 1947
was considerably lower than for the
same period of 1916. Approximately
5000 stOppages were recorded from
january through September Of
this year as against almost 1000
in the similar 9month period of
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
SUNSHINE"
BY Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

Hello there, here and everywhere.
The author of the book "Inside u.
S. A." says in his opinion most Ne
groes think God is white, he could
tell when he visited their Churches.
I wonder what made him think
that; the many years L have been
attending the many churches of
different faiths I've had none to i'm
ply God is white. However, it seems
from pictures made by the white
press, God is a white man. Ad-
olph MenjOu, man of distinction be-
cause of his correct tie and suit
styles in Hollywood, said his def
milton of a Communist was persons
who listened to Paul Robeson in
concert or lecture. I think there is
just a bit of jealousy on the part of
Menjou. After all, Mr.. Robson does
not advertise whiskey nor wear the
correct tie or suit to be popular.
Everyday people attempt impossi-
BILE things. One hundred years ago
the radio, airplane, telephone, auto
mobile andm any other things were
unheard and unthought of. Today
we take these things as matter of
fact. But they came about from the
expectancy of someone's dreams
and hopes. People are studying to
do "the impossible things" now
which in a century from now will
be obsolete. Even you and 1 will be
in the obsolete category. Don't
forget to spread SUNSHINE as you
travel along your daily path.
Bye Now-So Long-'Til Then.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

This is not written to condone
any weakness or bad habit.
1t simply points out that taking
unto yourself full credit for your
god habits is putting yourself UP
unwarrentedly.
Because you have better habits
than some one else does not al
ways imply that you are a better
man.
The real test of mans worth
is not his comparative value to
those around him. 1t is the extent
to which he has developed the stuff
he was given to. work with.
The more advantages you have
had, the more you must show in
return.
Nor can you judge others wholly
on the basis of their present habits,
1t was Emerson who said, MAN is
explicable by nothing less than
ALL his history"
The habits make the man; but
until you know ALL his life you
never know whether his habits rep.
resent advancement from where he
might have been or decent from
where he should have been.
Not where you are, but whether
you have climbed as far as you
should is the thing that matters.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

The industries and interests in
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
RIVERS AND HABIT
Rambling Thoughts By The
Philosopher

The water of a river digs the
channel contains and restricts the
water.
A man makes his habits, and
then the habits control and re-
strict the man.
This seems simple.
But behind it looms this ques-
ton:
Why did the water dig the chan
mel just where it did?
Why didn't it dig it fifty feet
or mile one way or the other?
The answer is that it followed
the line of least resistance, the
line of the lowest point all the way
along it's course.
The question, Why did the man
make the hibits he did? May al
most always be answered in the
same way.
If you think over the good habits
you have, you will note that most
of them are due to the conditions
under which your early life was
spent and to the fact that you
Chose the right parents" for
which you deserve exactly as much
credit as does a fish for breathing
under water.
Any thoughtful person looking
back over his life can see points
where the whole course of his
character would have been changed
if events outside his control had
not been as they were.
The fact that we are out Of Jail
is due to our own efforts after a
certain age. But before that we
had nothing to do with it.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
DO YOU REMEMBER i.
What You Read In the SUN Last Year At This Time?

listing sick Uncle here-Mr. and
Mrs. Wardell Morre and Mrs. Sher-
man Ballard return from a motor
trip to Chickasha, Okla.-Mrs. EN-
NETT Burton and her father left for
Chicago where they will visit
friends and relatives-Class &C of
Carver Hi entertained at a pre-
Thanksgiving party Wednesday
night at the school-and, L. M.
(Fatha) Beaman, musician, was
ordered to bed by his doctor. He
was taken to the County Hispital.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

~1 OUT OF EVERY is doomed
to die of cancer according to vital
statistics. But this high rate can
be reduced. by millions of lives
through knowledge and prompt
action.
~ CANCER is DURABLE in it's
early stages. If you act in time,
records indicate your chances are
close to fifty-fifty of being cured.
For example, 9 out of 10 cancers
of the skin or lips can be cured if
treated early.
~ LEARN TO RECOGNIZE the dan
ger signs that may mean cancer
has struck or is about to strike.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

Thin, lightweight wall tile with
the strength of metal and the
smooth less of velvet is this new
application of Styron, plastic, ac-
cOrding to National Patent Council.
The tile is made in an array of
pastels, deeper shades and two
color variegations. Stability of the
patented product gives the tiles a
nonwarping, nonchecking quality
under ordinary usage and because
the color is all the way through
the plastic, a scratch does not de.
face it. The tile is reported easy to
keep clean. It will take a high gloss.
Weight is only about half a pound
per square foot.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28
A11MNSwsM

TRUST " PHOENIX. ARIZONA
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

1916. The reduction in time lost
due to work stoppages was even
more marked, totaling approximate
ly 29,600,000 man-days for the first
months of 1947 as against 1O2,-
100000 man-days in the same period
of 1916.
The Federal Mediation and Con-
ciliation Service settled 429 cases
involving slightly more than 146,-
200 workers during September. Of
these cases, 134 were work stop
pages affecting approximately 50,-
500 workers. The remainder of the
492 cases were threatened stop
pages and controversies which were
successfully settled prior to any
interruption of work.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

the state Of Michigan are diversi-
fled and important. 1t leads in auto
building; other manufacturing in
terests are numerous. The state
ranks high in agriculture, and its
commerce includes large lake
traffic.
Arizona sun., 1947-11-28

Mrs. Alberta Gibson has been
called to serve on the jury in the
United States District Court-Col-
ored Teenagers to broadcast over
KOY on "Teenage Tactics" spon-
sored by the Central Arizona Light
and Power Company-Teenagers
will give big variety show Brown
Fantasy Review" an all Colored
Youth Show, which will offer the
youth excellent opportunity to dis
play their talent through dancing,
singing and dramatic scenes
Funeral services were held at
Laveen for Eva Mae James 16,
local high school student, who was
accidently killed by falling out of
a car-The Past Exhalted Rulers
Council of Arizona to hold session
here next Sunday-Shriners and
Consistory initiate class of 81
Mrs. Anna Boettiger, guest speaker
at next luncheon meeting Of the
Women's Division of The Urban
League-Mr. L. G.. Robinson, Pres.
and manager of the Angelus Fun
eral Home, L. A., guest of Mr..
Marshal Shelton-Mrs. Effie Nit
chel and daughter, Mrs. Lessie B.
Wilson spending holidays with a
daughter and sister in Bakersfield,
Callf.-Mrs. Royce Gibson, of L. A.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY. FOR RENT.

l562 < ST. N:W.I.vaeant; s-story BLDG;
oil heat; suitable business or PROFESSIONAL p
u use: s. PEuHX RE 11aa REALTY CORP" 1887 Ks K ST.
End coMMERcIAL. 1900 50. IT. of space
in 10-story bldg. equipped with PASSENGER
and oa fegh es q t
featuring, etc; immsdiate occupancy; % Ap-
ply leasing dept, LEO N. BERNSTEIN d
CO., 14l5 X st. NV, ME. 64OO. -
PROMINENT CENTRAL LOCATION, attr
for lease to one tenant. Cali Mr. Dodge,
Bldg. DI, $500; ewes. CO. 594o.
s2s INDIANA AVE. N.w.-3.story and
Gnre hsm erea sds sfees sooe ss f. Of Ref heat
CO., 14i5 K st. NV, ME. 5400. -
NEAR 18th AND BRYANT SITS. Ne
z9neS Industrial Choice location owner
lease to approved tenant; Night or sun
SoU1s = sHoEMAkERF, i7is K St. NV
ENTIRE DAYLIGHT srd FL, downtown,
corner; suitable light manufacturing or
onaces; approx. $500 So. IT,; make ofaer.
xSR n. srs ss1. .1s
ss.s o2ea For aoeS sSdona sS ii
please cali Mr., Doe, with FRANK s.
PHIIh1Ps S,RSr DI 141, ftnop Or n.rt,., ,1oce
37Ol Nichols ave. Sc, next door to
Post ONCE, business or professional use.
For SALE OR LEAsE"-A 3-story bldg,
consisting of large ground.floor store
with entrances on 2 streets; full basement;
5000 50. it. in all; Immediate possession;
located vicinity of 18th and Indiana ave.
NV. For details, please call HARRY I.
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855. -
TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING consist
ing of rooms downstairs and rooms
with baths upstairs; gas heat; lot :25x60
IT.; available now at S400 per month for
long-term lease For further information.
cali THOs J. FISHER, INC, QI $3.50. -
11I4 9th ST. NV. For rent; modern
store, 2-story building, $500 50. it.. rear
drive-in; lease for immediate occupancy.
No agents. Ma. 2277. -6
Evening star., 1947-11-05
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN, 18th st. near o;
stores and apts.; lease for S3,3s4 per
annum; under low rents: tenants pay all
today to secure this real T bargain. re. 5s1e
NR: NO. CAPITOL AND SITS. N.E.SA
providing own heat; price. So, 80. Also
ICY row brick X. 3.family, containing one 9
come, 81 $50 wv So price, DesGSm sfsooo sf REILLY
= BRANNER, DI. 7740; eve, Mr.. Ariedse,
81; 6ar: sfssIe hsIek s-us1r Ar1s-A beautiful Mf
and room for additional apts:, in popular
prss o HIS sesHn G Of AnS.on Th
also less we Ssiieve M than loans GI now S' be-
KE1naY RE naae on BsHE m new 9S aGdnss svs
FAkoax IA obaslxidsf fAEkHg@. Tsas,R with of
per zee at nsaF eay ssnson s%ss
sseRsSs5ss sH es H. NJ 5nIss %oSsis
k1kE ApT a. BtyIan sty4 q SL almost nsss new. g.
unit, exceptionally fne, brick. apt. for
Just little over times the rental;
soon il nee; -contrelled auto. heat:
Is shs wooD5fDE y
EiGiHf n YEARS EARS OLD. 1e units, consisting
%sosFn 81 s'Z azRRH s!' eSRSs ;Saf T'5
4-UNIT brick, apartment building in ex-
yeniences; each apartment contains, liv-
Good rental, low expenses: a hard-to-beat
elusive oS realtors, pU. 1866; sSes' . co: 1000,
ffyEsF4MiLx IN APT. Glover Park. sen semi,
SPRo fAc oi1 Nh 1gfiss sass saA
owSEk LEAtTNG,- must a1f sel1; 9Th st.
Sztf& zfSs g. 5s5s 5'5h :vs! HAN
INVESTORS, ArrENr1oN-Firss COM
tTshsss; 5;. I'll hess: House II sssslIsnt CON:
ssaesS sS%nsa}, TS!s ssse : t 5ff 'us 50
G9HoHIA FPS Shk 1fEAyEssTVMESST BY sVN Swvo CO. s,torv
bldgs, stores office and apts.: excel. down.
$SS Ss S:s ass 5sn
@ near serss sehSH s6sk aps
70 s and invest t,
Wisconsin ave. and Georgetown rd.;, rms;
and bath. good home; oil h..w;h. full
poiut-, DuHt-lu kdT., SIEOtik IlulChtlOu IIllS
property to be zoned for business. cHAs.
aio STORES WITH 10 APIS" all in. one
solid row; located IN the aeorsetown bust vs.
per annum: offered for immediate sale at
q, very attractive price; merits investiga-
tion. May we submit the details? Please
call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE.
APARTMENT HOUSE. downtown, 1st COM
mercial. corner. @ freproot elevator build
tor, conversion to stores and hotel. for
fsrms Ess or pTssse vsr
mont ave. pI 2i4s; 4s; EN-. 3032.
FOUR-FAM!LY APT, convenient Sc. 10:
cation, "a block from transp., theaters and
Shopping. d6d 5ndividyal gas hsatins units
EFsss scH6yLER sHffj MAffHsWs Asfihs%s
coLoREDGsoAPT. HOUSE, first time Of
fered,. 800 block Kentucky ave. Sc: ex-
cellent buy; substantial down payment.
Call Mr.. Kitchens, cox 4 CO., D1. 4254;
coioREDVIsth Colo MaGS4 ST. NV. LOCATION
units, H., oPA rentals rent gSed return nios $4,000.
FA. 1S64-W or ST. 1897
Evening star., 1947-11-05
STORES FOR RENT.

ass 81 st. and ST7hSa sh asussd Stn s s5o
.5 H ST. NE.-1mmediate possession; sec
sase Haa WALSH Son s. fafi Eye
is.S xsb bF s?f syss s9 9asS 1880
session: Apply leasing dept, LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 X st. NV. ME.
it ISE ST. sTosE s.:t frSntsse Sn.s ,,S @ streets
s; sppy LEO * sfa M l@Rfasts eo 4i5
kaE is RkTA RjH;i NE; sToSs1,t SfeG o, Ia. down
se. S It. with With additional space in Ssmt. Tor
storage etc; excel. location for Ige. re-
ta nES SsGis eo
: sToRkEs. 700 700 Block 14th st. n.w.-Will
B Be- a1.'laS]f sSE occupancy on or ABOUT
and and 7thHcompletion d.se. about 3: Dec. ON
81 tEsh'5 CO.. ni'E% sf4 fs FL as s
sts aase. AND EYE SITS. NV, sr5 Eye s' St
Ess' rssm use Hownssrfs 8
ss "a. Sfo Sc Gss - sS3 54,s 81
IMmEbiATa Nh hahS1hs'Poi PossEss1oN-1n the wash
ington and Lee Shopping Center. Arling-
ton. Va. located at the cloverleaf inter
section Of Washington blvd and Lee blvd.
opposite the Washington blvd. entrance to
Fort Myer. Modern store, 30x7O 1T. for
merly occupied by frozen food business:
each: minimum rent. for I5x7O store is
S132 per month; minimum rent for 30x70
store is 1894 per month. Suitable for
any kind Of retail business other than
those now operating in the shopping GEN.
ter VIII cooperate with all brokers. Full
ALBERT H. COHEN. manag-
ing agent. CHI 1881 Ill
Evening star., 1947-11-05
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE FOR PROFESSIONAL: one room;
busiest part upper l4th, Mt; Pleasant Sec
DoCToR's OFFICES and apt combined;
prom. apt, vic. Of Wis. and Mass. ayes.;
nNS Sencds Hys t. SeoW suit ces oE s5Ss o
s., Il. il mod elsy, ,oiaee blds.; adH ydllHl rent
hs sth easT asb aRd sFs gt INV O. sSos suite
pocToRsDENfisrs; i'0tsT6 so rs 9' IDEAL neshborheod
tractive tns once nee with @ connecting apartment:
mnt nRedase Ho # aEkasES ApRz hsssRs g. g.
SILVER sPRING@Larse once room, To-
Gated in heart of shopping center. For fur
ther information. call 81. 617s or OIL. 522s
ATTRACTIVE GEORGETOWN once space.
approximately l4o9 So f. divided ,,I,to,6 into 8
sTse xsh ana asphalt e oos
ss ssr, enas ina oes rent h
neSs Id I 5n P.F kf'snes Co. 41S
b boer5Bks & B aaD M IteSr ISfSr1srs, exceptionally
ns 'sss issss sseon
paoposision r9e sss fo e % dssirase person See
MsNF pksePrEqfEs me- i4e1 t,
DESK SPACE-For those who want the
best: newly furnished. modern attractive
once, with receptionist, mail and switch
board service; well-appointed conference
room for private discussions: stenographic
Bldg, a10 18th st. NV. few doors from
Conn. and K). Call DI. 27O4. 3
PRESTIGE ADDRESS in new. modern
motif building in progressive business sec
tion of densely populated better-class up
connection for doctors, dentists electric.
gas.Sair and water equipment. From $40.
Including oil utilities. Act now. Avail
able space two-thirds rented. To inspect
ONLY SIS PER MONTH will give you
ONCE space in convenient downtown lo-
cation: desk space and telephone service
also available For further Information
cali KAY REALTY CO, RA. 220o, -
OFFICE SPACE, l4th and n. Y. ave,
n.y. syssi. in either ssle. rooms or suites.
ofricE roR RENT in downtown area;
$50 per month. Brown REALTY CORP.
Hes1tors, Do. 655s. -
Evening star., 1947-11-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

3. ]. AVE. NV. near 18th st.--Vacant;
s.ty sssstofy row oricR, t3 ICON rooms, 9 naths, 80 OIL
:; sssii CO. s..
CORNER BRICK, rms; near Geo. Mason
A0te e AsRRaE AAsnaeaT,acaa ca s14s e 70ned ose'
SALE--Suburban business zoning; large.
comfortable, 4-bedroom frame house with
two baths, lot runs through from Glebe
shop; price Of S17.500 makes this worth
your immediate check. KELLEY &
BRANNER, DI. 7740; eve., Mr.. Smith, GL.
ist-coML. CORNER plus apt. site If de-
sired; on Lee hwy. very close in Arl.;
has S-rm. house and garage; sacrifice
SAsoL1AAE eI,ss sEkvfoh EkskhEI sTAroA 81
exceptional returns on $4,000 Investment
"a siMos ssss 4 FRANK CO.. s5oz Ga. aye
Vicinity w; ST 18th AND H SITS. Nw.-s-story
building, Soft. frontage,. 3O-ft, alley;
iRs sslfi sfs n5 Rsass sa r. Df
End ecmms,sis on oda
T. " s'tH GH!l5Ps e.. vi Rssss
Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, CO. 5940.
STORE AND APIS; downtown location.
lst comm: priced for quick sale; J. B.
sss fSE * * NV ETouad sds oor
a0re IN rear WITH tRs aley fseilties is now oere
monthly tenants. This property may. be
sSsses S.r asta aHs yIss Dss nssd ss HAIRY
MAN Broker, RE. 1166.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

SUMMIT POINT, w. vA.-Beautiful shen-
andoah Valley home at Summit Point
immaculate home, 2h, acres rich garden
soil, fully equipped poultry plant. beautiful
shrubbery. Photos and description Of prop
erty availabl ble by phone call, A city home
in the country surrounded by other beau.
professional men, in sight of railroad sta.
tion; concrete roads. miles north OF
Bsrryyllle, Va. WIN consider trade for for
further information. call LESLIE D;
MEASELL, WO. 1921 or WO 4733. IS
SARASOTA, on the Gulf of Mexico; 2-acre
restricted homesites adjoining city limits:
no city taxes; ideal for people of limited
means anticipating retirement; plenty OF
room to putter around; your own orange
trees, garden, etc. will reduce living
costs and enable you to. live well on q
modest income; prices begin at $685.;
small cash, payment. easy terms on bal
ance. For folder contact our Washing
ton representative, Mr.. A Traylor, 1850
DE SOTO ACRES. Box 1914, Sarasota, Fla
Evening star., 1947-11-05
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

8 OR RIM. BRICK HOUSE; early pos
session: will pay up to $500 cash. Sligo
WE ARE SPECIALISTS in commercial
properties; list yours with us for action;
we need stores, Offices, display spaces and
warehouses for lease or sale. J. A. VEIN
BERG CO.. Realtors, 1907 H st. NV, ma.
i PAY CASH or will sell for you, lots
houses or acreage; free appraisal. SCOTT
SANDERS. 3919 So Cap. st. TR. 1868.
erty call REALISTING CORP This central
real estate listing agency. will list your
simultaneously with ~ outstsndc
ing realtors in Washington and Maryland
whose scores Of salesmen are your guar
antee Of action. No added cost to you.
Can or write ,REALIsT1Nos CORP. 924
SELLING! We need properties of all types;
homes, small and large investment proper
ties, acreage, building lots in groups, COM
mercial sround and buildings. Many clients
waiting and our sales force is equipped to
handle any deal. We can deliver a complete
sale and the financing. FRED
ERICK W: .BERENs SALES. INC. 1928 K
SsIwEH FEEL HcosNF1IhbENT" that at market
value we can secure purchaser for your
real estate. Consult HARRY I. FRIED
MAN licensed. bonded. Broker, RE. 1896.
Evening star., 1947-11-05
LOTS FOR SALE Icant. ! ,

BEAUTIFUI wooDMooR. silver Springs
most appealing community, the perfect To-
SAT sss0n fs5 hone Tnsre
70 to is5 feet wide as low as $500. All
'nsssss ssRtss
NEAR b. c., beautiful building lots. close
to stores and transportation; water, cleo
1925, with o B zANTzINGER, Jr. -
LANHAM PARK, lust east Of Lanham. Md.
lots available: new streets just opened:
been completed in lovely Lanhsm PARK. RI:
available for the first time. Come out and
obligation to buy. Amazing value. Beau
$50. LARGE lots. city water. phone and
electric service, streets in, low taxes; close
to schools and churches Terms If desired.
e'Et turn rshs out Ge pefense hishSay III w "a miles
to Pennsylvsnia Railroad overpass, cross
overpass. continue " mile to large sign.
pefense hshx.y once se open Sn e astiv ioe and
HALEY. phone Hyattsviile o107 or Union
ALABAMA AVE. and Hillside I'd: s.e.. cor
ss5 GHas GGhHfelslHa kEAET G3 Hsc DrIssd s4s
ERE s14Es as IN vi nssrSy ssTs
Springbrook Forest, where careful planning
and protective restrictions assure lasting
perfect setting for your W future home. 2la
Silver sprins area. s5-minute drive efi from m
ST $50, including Sne paved roadw4ys'
with no assessments of any kind; cash or
terms Li1eraturs and plat on request.
CALIFORNIA ST. near e4th-I0o-f foot
MT9ntass Man ss on srade side and rear ALLEYS
eaeh. frentins % t. on Mass. 'GtS; ave. sa' ex:
tended; both already cleared: all utilities
on Priced eSs ues sss do5sssz
YEiLoTT ( co'' $50 fs 18Th Il st. oesr!sa, n.W.
CT Only - WOODLAND MANOR s
choice lots; in q restricted section: wooded
lots: grand view Of the Potomac, modern
ios aSeG ''ffe i si.ef asa sa f
1Oc per 50. IT.; only 5O9s down payment;
owner and builder will use your plans:
@ San any outside s0es sis
sns y ,0an ST 3 tfalt'sSs o& sssR
BGILDERs-s5oc lots. 1os in all: go A
recorded subdivision; good terms choice
location, out Connecticut ave. in Mont
Ge Issd' L isEt ssfRg szfH se
GARRETT PARK, MD.--Lge., beautiful
SANDERS, PL. ll12 =
GARRETT PARK, MD.-Lse. beautiful
wooded lot: 5000 down, S25 mo. A. M
WEST LANHAM HILLs-Lovely e5xl 20
lot; city water, paved road: neighborins
bargain At $500; cash or terms. uN. 340o;
NICE HIGH LOT, with 1-room building,
Penna. ave. Sc $500 Mr.. Chevalier.
With T. PAUL MUDD. FIR. 2o56; ewes
18th AND JUMPER SITS. NV. - Ideal
homesite. 50x160 to alley; beautifully
treed; owner must sacrifice for immediate
sals' sale = S3 M 500 NJ Ap ~ GOA n IA 54l7 10
Large wooded lots on easy terms. We will
finance your home If desired See our houses
for sale. WYVILL REALTY CO., HI. 6612
nr ET