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Montana labor news., 1947-07-03
COURT RULES US.
CONTROLS tide
OIL LANDS

Washington. (FP)-The federal gov
eminent, not the state OF California,
has the right to control the land under
the waters bordering the U. S. between
the low-tide mark and the Smile limit,
the supreme court ruled June 90 in a
c to . decision.
Attracting attention because it in
volved title to enormously valuable oil
bearing lands, some of which have
been developed by oil companies under
state leases since 1921. the case sets
q rule for all 81 states bordering on
the Atlantic, Pacific or the Gulf Of
Mexico.
California" Justice Hugo Black
said in the majority opinion. lis not
the owner Of the 3-mile marginal belt
along it's coast, and the federal gov
eminent, rather than the state, has
paramount rights in and power over
that belt, and incident to which is full
dominion over the esource Of the
soil under that water area, including
oil"
Montana labor news., 1947-07-03

LOOK for the BUG
ASK for the BUG
INSIST on the "BUG"!!
Montana labor news., 1947-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO


Estate of NETTlE :. BRING. also
known as MRS. NETTIE BRING
also known as MRS. HENRY BRlNl'i'
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Executor Of the estate OF Nettie
BRING, also known as Mrs. Nettie
BRING, also known as Mrs. Henry
BRING. deceased. TO the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the first publication OF
his notice to the said administrator at
the offices of Meyer X Meyer. attor-
n~eys-at-law, 10 PENNSYLVANIA Build
ing. lutte, Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction OF the
business of said estate, in tho County
of silver Bow. State Of Montana.
HENRY BRING. Executor of
the Estate Of Nettie :. BRING,
also known as Mrs. Nettie
BRING. also known as Mrs.
Henry BRING. Deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana. this atn DAY of
June. 1a4I.
First publication June IL, 19i1-it
Montana labor news., 1947-07-03
TO CHALLENGE TAFT

New York FTP Determined 10
challenge sections of the Taft-Hartley
law that would curb labor's freedom
OF the press. the Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers tCIO served notice that
its official publication, The Advance.
would denounce those members OF
congress who voted for the law n
would urge their defeat at the polls.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEEO

dersigned will on the 27th day OF Aug
ust, la47, apply to the County Treas
urer of Silver Bow County, Montana,
for a Tax Deed to the following de-
scribed real property, to-wit:
The "BIRDIE", "WINNIE': SARAH
BELIEF; "AMANDA" and VIDA
Mining Claims Mineral Survey Num-
Der being No. 9949, Township 9 North
Range . West Montana Principal
Meridian.
Amount due s125.90.
Dated at Butte. Montana. this 18th
day Of June. 1917.
KARL Il. JOHNSON
COYLE & YRARRA
514 Silver Bow Block. Butte, Mont.
Attorneys for Applicant.
First publication June 10. 1947-4t.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-03

A man should never be ashamed to
own he has been in the wrong, which
is but saying in other words that he
is wiser today than he was yester.
day.-POpe.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-03
STOP PRICE INCREASES!

Westinghouse P-POsitive action
and a raise in the federal minimum
wage were the major points in a legis-
lative program presented to the joint
congressional committee on the eco
monte report by Chairman Emil REEVE
of the CLIO full employment committee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
Page Paul Bunyan. ;. Tree Tales Are Big

for some rot at the heart of this
over-age giant, it would have
produced 349.464 square feet
of plywood.
A mere twig. scoffed a num-
Der Of Canadian scoffers. who
dashed 20 their newspapers
with a photograph of a tree
whose dimensions. printed be-
low the picture. did indeed put
the Packwood tree TO shame.
Their Lynn valley giant. as
the Canadian tree was dubbed,
was described as a Douglas fir
cut in the fall of 1895 in Lynn
valley where the municipality
of North Vancouver, B. c.,
now is.
The u. S. forest service,
mounting the rampants of ma
tional honor, admitted that the
story of the Lynn valley tree
was known. that the photo
grab had been viewed-but
held firm to the belief that a
pair of trees in Oregon and
Washington, almost twins for
measurements, were the largest
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
BY GORDON MACNAB
AP Newsfeatures

Portland, Ore. - Come on
back. Paul Bunyan. tree talk
is getting big. Woodsmen are
spinning yarns again about tim
bers big enough TO give your
blue OK Babe a DAYS work
Up in British Columbia he
other day they told about
Douglas fir felled in 1895 that
was AT feet tall, 300 feet to the
first limb and 25 feet through
at the butt. Maybe if came
from your own whopping land
of legend-at least that's what
a lot Of people think, despite
photograph to back the claim.
Wherever the British Colum
bia giant came from, talk of il
loosed a flood of talk about 9TH
er trees in Oregon, Washington
and British Columbia whose
skies are pierced by centuries
old Pseudotsuga Taxifolia -
Douglas fir to the layman.
Though not as big as the Sc
quotas Of California which have
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

climbed upward 364 feet from
base 80 feet in diameter, the
Douglas fir is in a class by it.
self as the mammoth of the Pa
eifie Northwest lumber indus
try; the big guy in the area
that produces the biggest slice
Of lumber for building.
This renewed talk of big
frees began to brew last Ocso-
Der, soon after a 86-year-ol1
fir was feNed in the Packwood
forest southwest Of Mount Raj
nier in Washington state. Its
top lost in some long-ago storm,
the Packwood tree still stretch
ed upward for 1913 feet and was
IL feet 0 inches through at the
butt.
Three men worked with
power saw a day and a half
getting it down. and when it
fell, he report spread through
the northwest that it was The
biggest Douglas fir ever doWned
in a commercial operation. It's
11,076 cubic feet went to a ply
wood plant. Had it not been
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

Most of the available insur-
ance records of Filipino vet
erans were transmitted by radio
from Bataan and Corregidor
after the loss of Manila Since
the transmissions included only
the names of the insured and
their designated beneficiaries,
without serial number or duty
attachment. VA now is having
trouble identifying insurance
beneficiarieS.
In recognition of the service
of Commonwealth Army men
cut off from headquarters dur
ing the Bataan campaign and
thus unable to arrange for in
surance, VA has extended free
insurance up to $4,000 TO de
pendents of those killed in duty
before April 20. 1912.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

Douglas frs now standing and
also the biggest shat ever grew.
grew.
That sDurred some research.
The Lynn valley tree with a
reported measurement of Is feet
through the hutt-nearly dou-
bic the size of record" Doug
las firs-has, as a result the
Pacific Northwest forest exc
rim mt station believes, been
definitely assigned to Paul
Bunyan's land and not to the
forests of mere mortal woods
men.
Thornton 7. Munger. a short
time before this retirement as
head of forest management for
the eXcriment station, recalled
that here was reason to sus-
ect the Lynn valley tree was
a redwood. His files showed
a 1888 letter from the British
Columbia district forester who
found il hardly reasonable that
it is authentic"
The clincher came last month
from j. S. Matthews, Vaneou-
yer city archivist, who said
he had sought vainly for years
to authenticate the story of
the biggest tree of them all:
the Douglas fir taller than the
tallest redwood
Whv. asked M. Matthews,
had the stump never been
found when the reported area
of its cutting was within a mu-
nicipality incorporated four
years before the cutting2 Why
could not old-time loggers re-
member il? How was the vast
tree moved out if it ever was
cut? How come George Cary,
listed as the man who cut it
down. says he never did? And,
if the tree was cut in 1895, why
was its first publication in a
forestry magazine delayed until
1922?
To l., A. Isaac, silviculturist
with the U. S. forest service,
al this talk of the Lynn valley
giant adds up to a good thing.
He says
Nov maybe people will for
get about il and let us keep
the record straight"
The record he talks about
holds three huge Douglas frs.
First there's the Mineral tree
which fell in q 1929 windstorm.
Despite a broken top it reared
UP 225 Feet near Mineral, Wash,
Picnicers' fires had burned the
base but il still measured 15.4
feet in diameter. No accurate
count Of its rings was marie.
but the forest service thinks
it was probably 900 to $50
years old.
Next is the Queets tree, found
IN the Queets river valley of
Olympic National park in Wash
ington state. It's dimensions
have been measured vatiousiy,
but the forest service accepts
as the best measure a 15-foot di-
ameter at breast height and a
1875 foot diameter above the
basal swell.
The third-nearlv a twin of
the Queets tree-is the Clatsop
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
benefits purchased

suranee benefits purchased
previously.
The Philippines last year be-
came foreign country, How
ever, the veteran situation in
the Islands is so complex that
VA officials believe it likely
the Manila office will have to
be retained indefinitely.
On Sept. 30. 1916. about 5000
Philippine veterans and de
pendents were receiving COM
penSation or pensions. and TO-
600 claims were being consider
ed.
Bataan Heroes Involved
CT life insurance benefits are
being paid. to beneficiaries, in
the Philippines, of 1886 dead
veterans. More than 10000
claims are pending.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

VA benefits remains confused.
Guerillas who also served in
the Commonwealth Army quail
ify without question for specific
benefits. VA officials say.
Thousands of Filipinos now
are seeking records, affidavits
from commanding officers or
other evidence that they served
as Scouts or in the Common
wealth Army
Still Using Scouts
Still another factor Is the
new Scout force authorized by
Congress last year. This force.
already numbering $4,000 Fill
pinos, is serving in the Western
Pacific Army of Occupation.
Its members will be eligible for
service-connccted death and dis
ability payments and for in
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14
VA Hits Snag
In Unraveling
Philippine Claims
BY vERN HAucLAND tAp)

Washington-A million head
aches. more or less confront
the Veterans Administration
tVAl in the Philippines.
What is a guerilla?
Who were the Philippine
Scouts and who were the mem
berS of the Commonwealth
Army?
What is the position of the
VA with relation to the new
Republic of the Philippines?
Philippine defenses before
Pearl Harbor included the Com
monwealth Army of the Philip
pines, composed of some 10000
FilipinoS, and $4,000 Philippine
Scouts, Filipinos who had en-
listed in the regular u. S. Army.
Commonwealth ArmY's Role
In July, l94l, President
Roosevelt ordered the Common
wealth Army into the IT, S.
armed forces. II suffered heavy
casualties, and most of the rec
ords were lost.
After the surrender of Bataan
guerilla warfare continued on
many of the islands. Much of
it was disorganized and unof-
fetal and some of 1t of doubtful
value Certain guerilla units,
however. were under the direct
1A,,,r,nfI Yl,r.,ttnh cnp,sDf
channels-of Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur.
Now the VA Philippines
staff of 400 is engaged in the
mammoth task of helping to de-
termine which Filipinos are en-
titled to what benefits. The
T. S. Congress has ruled that
the $4,000 Scouts are entitled
to all benefits available to
other American veterans re-
siding permanently in foreign
countries. These are service
connected death and disability
compensation, national service
life insurance and the education
and job b-training benefits of the
G.. |. Bill.
What They Don't Get
As with all veterans residing
permanently in foreign coun-
tries, they are not eligible for
loan guarantees, readjustment
Unemployment allowances or
medical or hospital treatment
privileges.
Veterans of the Common
wealth Army are entitled only
to national service life insur-
ance under contracts entered
into before Feb. l8, 1916. and
service connected death and
disability compensation.
More than 100000 Filipinos
have applied to the War De
partment for recognition as
guerillas, but the whole ques-
ton of guerilla qualification for
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-03-14

tree in Clatsop county, Ore,
found near the Coast highway.
1t is 5.5 feet at breast height
top. 2l0 feet above the ground.
the trae is two feet through.
They are the biggest trees in
the fir forests-until some tim
Der cruiser plunging deep into
the woods finds q bigger one,
And that may happen. too. for
the Clatsop tree was discov-
cred 6r'N a half dozen wears ago
although ii had ruled the for
est for centuries.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-soutbea...

HERE 1T is, YOU LUCKY PEoPLE-Lovely
detached brick, on beautiful lot In HILL
crest; 3 nice bedrms,, 2 baths, living rp.
with fireplace, attractive dining rm., KIT.
and sunny breakfast rm.; full basement,
recreation rm. with fireplace, inclosed
fireproof furnace .rn:: only yr. old;
ultramoderp: can be bought furnished OF
unfurnished; brokers invited. Cali CARTER
REyALTY. co, 2sla 14th st. NV" opu.
sI1ap'P3; 81 600 Po $4,000 powN-srick. 5 or q
today. Call ACE REALTY SERVICE. 1914
Pa. ave. Sc, LU. 1910 till 7.
HILL value In det. brick.
Pfced 5f for msdats nS ssI sss ca
daily and Sun, HO 1920, MI. 8892,
HILLCREsT-Large beautiful new homes
on spacious wood lots; s baths, gas heat.
rental terms. Full price. 100000 10 S25,-
900: terms as low as S2. 600 down and
$3.50 mo. T. D. BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave.
Sc. FR. 2sU2 till s. -23
and reduced for quick
sale, exceptional beauty and quality. in
and compare today. 7. p, BURGESS, SS24
HILEsfDE, HI MD.@IiEe w new, 2-bedroorn
bunsalow, tile bath, fun basement. suit
suisted, ready for finishing Il into extra
mo. 3: .IS suRaEgs. ES gs0 FR. asSs III tHHSn' sSS
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Evening star., 1947-03-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL oFFICER and nice. family, boy, A.
sirl months' secustomed ,t9r1 to farm life.
Sss s S;ss3 ,ss:s
Wili do sons ,,.s dscGgTSst,9s. Please csll col
S. Sls6Exs ARMY w. MzjoR 10 Slts ss1,, eh
sDt Rsstsr'ssq sSq usaf ganday er es eE
WWssfAka@sys RE. e7oo' Ext aooa, VA MAJ
ARMY II. COLONEL, wife and son, desire
ptshsd house or spaurtmgent. utg1n Call 1T. COL.
e Hsss g. s, SSss sss. se s.
W snahbIiss S51isS ape Sar ;',,,,rn 0 T.,
needs house and wiz gusrantes top care
Sd o 81 RSSM rss H9 ddSf house for
coming n hoIss ss BUSINESS gshs in D. C. aoos
1rfESTioN 3 st,ssr @ with , xt,s e and
essss tSs 'i bslors Se5Hssai q WI fhssy
TRTH h bEr ssP 3 orCHS msfTs EN- sosS
sslPo:ssSS00o,r slPo:sSS00o, With months ADVANCE Cali
AbMiSisTRATiVE oFfIcER Of perma-
nent Govt: agency, wife and child urgent
q Gn.ss sssa css siHss pFS'sS$E 5
sllaa55 sla5 MONTH FOR MODERN house. RE
Will PAY Up TO $500 for "a bedroom
Pi soUa ca orFferaI FS si40 ma
ai organiza ton. desires furnished or un-
qrpshsd ho.se I've shes dsa oee
Reuts J! ssssutsys Be nSss $685. EXT aat 5ss suf
ARMY OFFICE s ssdIs ds;Tss tuEn W,
BsRkEa Raz VI te oE SIG 1900 me Ext Ss5 Ssl LII SOL
gRGsENT-s ST 3 bedroom, % ssa years in IN
VETERAN, VIE WIFE and @ ioeyr. .-od SON, urgent
ly need house or 2;bedroon apt. unf1rnn;' bndn'
IN Arlington or Alexandria. CHI. 1900
FFERHASRfE;Nr RESIDENT, wife. dausshter.
sge II. need an unfurn. or furn. house % or
IT, Be- s'9IS 55s t's or vi sE EssE sshs
5sssHr qss Sss' ., on o 5g5ssm
5nouss q sIpsnrtmneepeSt neeS D. c. or nearby sa!
hhsksEo nhsIkE a.s BE6RM. HOUSE in NV. or
vest suburbs; naval aviator; perm. duty
s.5sIno sisn lease snd provide excel. care. oW:o'
VAN WANTED. f 11sNffuRN. 6 HOUSE. by diplomat.
Must have 6edrmS' 1aSs n% section' s a. anS9t GU
AT LEAST YEAR LEAsE-steel sales en-
gineer desires unfurn. house; famlly )
eX-nsval oficer. EX 4214 days; AID. 0614
ewes. and Sun, Mr.. MILLER. PA
WANTED, small furnished house. May l;
excellent care guaranteed: preferably Ia
koma Park. COL. JOHN r. KANE, Sligo
Retired OFFICIAL and wife desire rent
detached house in good location, Wash. or
vicinity, May or earlier. mos: or longer,
aanpfySNSE N e II mos 5A 228a
responsible couple with two children ur-
gently need 2-3 bedroom house or apt;
CoIoRED@s VETS TOGETHER desire 8
or more room house or apt. at once; Ii.
SCIENTIST AND WIFE desire /. 2 or 8
bedrn house or apt: pref. ne. or NV.
section: no children or pets. AID. 1890.
LAWYER with Atomic Energy Commission
desperately needs or 3 bedrm. house or
apt. ynturn. suburban preferred. Gall
Evening star., 1947-03-22
HOUSES FOR sALE--korhwest.

DETACHED BRICK CORNER, west of
Conn: ave: on Nebraska avs-s years old,
rm. With ilreplaee. paneied den with powder
vsz sezTeeasd aans pordS o fHg Sr % sauDggndd ggnd
piet.ly 1nishsd rsersation rm: with dTe.
place fyli bath cold storage rm Laundry a.;
scaped and inclosed with. Anchor fence,
massrsi @ throashoat % S as Ae Wei p mar many usual
features that lend an atmosphere p OF cnaG- ar
ssS| : sSsSSSs' (; T. HiHsEfsE #iiS's SH 55 s5
bedsms. and lie BATH; = near s western snd
sIsSsy y M MMS koTS. me- Mi. IL 3ioo; "A "A
Colonial ffame home with attractive Twins
room with fireplace, dining room and kitch-
en-. BEDROOMS , Of twin-bed size, side side
g 900 'IH sIil = p aseo Ep% DsSS f. Jones g.
oPEN 1 TO 8 DAILY: furnished: S9o7
ton, hall. nice living room dining room
ssdsen sath ssepna aaTsh Doro6 R GO s3OFage ae fa
sasasafi strusted US to sen S. +: MARTIN 4 CO:
available with as little as 81 900 down
Prompt and courteous service. KAY
SHEPHERD PARK. S2i,5OQ. Beautiful, s,
rm. brick; lee. liy. rm. with fireplace. din
ssssss9 sssssnss ssh t.f 5sfs5Sss4
with maids quarters and bath, built-ir
garage, gas h.-w.h. For appt. to inspect
iYth 81. N.&&.-1o rooms. 2 baths, oi!
for :s rooaains hous. See This at once. Must
e. ssld Cal! IS1I Mt gramhsm' ~ a. PI6 I06 74osas;
Evening star., 1947-03-22
APARrMENrs WANTED tcent.l

ss:d III ssss prefer zglIas
WANTED. ss Eo0@ ass, s apt, W Or 6ouss: gs.
and family; steady income and business.
SfMz 4
e ST ss snf fs ds anshs m viii P d9
4so: s:'s ds Or 'aHRs sPss efss Boz sO E.a sA
EMrIorEp CHRISTIAN young aoSSple
3Ss Sssh'r mean snods dsaser II afRo Hospital
MAN AND WIFE. ! child, want o., 2
Tss' nss1 Liheoln lsi o' PARK cariins Box eSs2'
SostNa SCIENTIST desires 2-s-4 5 rn.
pref 9,S,; perm. Wash. resident. Tuck'
akMY AIR FORCE MAJOR tbachslor>
desires furnished efhc!ency apt. and bath:
n.g. ns.9 :, section preferred in apt. bldg. Box
TpsoSEssfoNAL MAN wants furn. or
unfurn. apt, in NV. ME. 5744 between 6
III nsr1NRD e~ WIDOW desires 1 or ? room.
kseheniaaIEette aps furn or u9fur9 in
sR. sse. o Eseellent h refs esr Permansnt. SaR:
2E 22EErfssssS sssS AND WIFE. no children: aalst
mo- or rent 0ia@ ID sdSss SSuFPb Phone sssi St
IT, coMDR, o. s. Navy, just married.
needs furn. apt; no children or pets or
drinking: to S125. coMDR. STEPHENS.
You'd COUPLE urgently need furnished
PheaRs 81 psE bEpHS aSso APT for veteran; 1sr Perm
pets: refs RE. 34o4, Ext. 2O1, 23'
Hss ssssson " sDs, % anFaPa ''e Cali EA F' ls7S g.
RED cRoss WOMEN want one or two
bsdrooms. unfurnished or furnished. co.
NAY9Y y9 IA hGApTxiN issisShi AND WIFE desire un-
furnished or PARTLY furnshed or he'd bed
bse fts Isoo R.tsnsEon sHsE rstsFen''' st Gan
e., S|!$s: IEEE;a;ss sss$ Hs No sh|Iz:.s
YogNak k eoHPIE oSRs 1 soth vet Eetersns nnsa Govt
smployed need o1 bedroom apt SUBURBAN
sssMfffLoYEfD coGpLE-s sSGf unfurnished Ss rms,
s:1 s:sr y !: YET ,szs
coLoRED FAMILY. Steady tenants for
last 15 yrs, best of references, need 3-rm.
sdesa sR pIas seeSndass edss dss
MH 5EES RI 1892 e s5o and wife
expecting baby soon need unfurn. apt
With kit. and bath. Phone co. 5739. 23'
Evening star., 1947-03-22
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIS
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

BUNGALOW, Bethesda Naval Hospital
and 0t ideal o9 ehsfsn sssn
door finished inte one 0Hs iarse 1oon 1oom nf fa
ssssasas lin e. hsss' E ssnfg Bio 6S''sRfs M
SHALL ! WAPLE Co, 1894 14th st. NV
csHtESSiYs st CHASE, d. C. under $4,000. De,
tached brick, 8 rooms, bath; living room
refrigerator, oil heat deep lot; garage
!. WAFFLE CO, ia24 14tR st. NV. bI
sflSEs YaS sxs1asiys assass time offered rn,,
attractive large English type brick home
features large large living room with wood
nunng most deghq dnrFE
breakfast nook, fun basement with recrea-
ton room, snack bar, furnace room, laun-
sy sys gas bsos ssas sa5as If sps ns s,e o0 Sur
porch; tile bath; closet space. Steps te
storage attic This home is In i'm immaca. "a ECU
late
Church; eonven. to schools and shopping
It takes but one real purchaser to, see
sRoker hi home sso sod s9S So it. Gs YIN Hss
REALTY, Bonded Broker, exclusive agent
S427 Georgia aye aye. g open 9 am. to p m
fs4s Sss IIaR Harry RSF dRirz ne 40 s'n ST. hV NJ
CoLoRED-Ist CONNER IAL-11oo blk
sIge s rooms snd bsSs ns5s
alley; priced to sell; terms can be arranged.
setsS VIZ fa cALoRR1s t yfsksoayER skobERfEs fHa
poEoREbSR eaa RIsb s RV uS1os ri ss's 'srAr1oNRow
E"f aiMh1F8RB saEh shaGTv sG4 dsSe so
ts SoLoRa9Rp-N.w. sEor1oN-s-room row
large rear rear porches buiit-in % sarage. " Only
$d55,I50o on terms. KAY REALTY Co. RA.
ScSoSIyoREp-142 BRYANT St n.w.-Briek,
8 rms, bath Colonial front porch, full
~ ~
eoIoskp eMSaHAkH oo6IbMBfa CO ST. iBas HE1eHrsEsIya-
CANT; brick, rms; bath. Nv h; full cellar,
large front and rear yards; Very attrae-
er tive dD R5i'e 5sISs sns terms FISCHER ma. s3el
soIekEDD@R q! ST. NEAR Al 81. sth1ss Tsons. @
So1oRADSsLP foahKs sS $50 So DSasna;s Sa Il
aTTsnssd nsrsct IN aps NV apts 6a, ays5laRs yNs
sSHaEz = co 6sDS 81 s NY sys oGss eoah
o hwh NV s: sst0FS sps SsSs5o SS oti'f Tx saoo $500
coLoREp-14oo BLOCK srd ST. NV
s%i ssh sEsH s'6Ef s'hS Hs
coE6REb1ssSo eoE66 e. $3.50 DOWN, 500 blk: Ms n St
baths syx fnd ees Roos srsh hsoe no rps
HafsaE tse eoR sSr'hsssr sis Bona sko hds
coLoRED-ss5o DOWN; just of No Cap,
-2-story and bsmt,, brick; 6 rms. and
bath, h,..wh. tcoaD !st -, eommsEsial.
2R: TsS gan sPs psT Bona BAShko sda D
sssf Il 7n. s.,ss ST. sxg ;Ssssss
sRRias"{S' 2es ''sS U.s.
coLoREisDELARGE col HOUSE. near 18th and
Que SITS NV, arranged as aparsments
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baths Syh. teoaD; GOOD inc income; NJ f one
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and ssmt' M brck sss rms sn AND nd batR bfR
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81 Res R1fS DI fosT s1st OFFICE 100
block Eye st. n.w.--Two-story and bsmt.
brick; Z rms. and bath. h.-w.h., coal;
good cond.: priced for immed; sale; Isas; I:;
CORP. 212 Bond Bldg, DI. s724. ga
COLQRED-6-RO AND BATH brick
NV nv, h. f9ll M Mbsnlt;, garage: possession, with
CoLoRED D@CLEvELAND PARK. 1880
NsWsrE st.. y block Conn; ays-Beantittul
for lge. family or nonprofit organization;
lge. reception hall. .liv. rm.,. din. rm., kit,
5-bedrm. house, same vicinity; easily
financed. Over Sat. and Sun, IL to. 6,
OWNER, EN- 02SO ga
Evening star., 1947-03-22
HOUSES FURNISHED,

IDEAL for 1-child family; charmingly
furn. house; large grounds; near Alex;
April z to August, z; S125 per mo; must
NAVY CoMDR., permanent duty. desires
2-bedroom furnished house, end of April:
Up TO $l75. OR. 4454. -23
RMS, 2la baths. cedar closets. garage;
OPA.approyed rental. Sl95; conv. transp
Wv HoME-win share with two EN-.
ployed adults. Falls Church 2061-M. 22'
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-142s 33rd st
n.w.-Completely furnished 4-bedroon
Georgetown home; attractive garden; S30G
per month: Seen by appointment only
LADY WILL SHARE 6-room house with
couple, no objection to one child SS5 mo
RA. 9471 or Box 3l-S. Star. -23
Evening star., 1947-03-22
AousEs EXCHANGED

Will EXCHANGE 5-rm. bungalow, At.
lants, Ga, for similar house Washington
as as,s Rr % saoo o Ext $685. NAY HALEY HEY
GRIN. a-BEDRM. FRAME in San Diego
Calf. for 6-rm house or equivalent il
Evening star., 1947-03-22
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

SILVER sPRING-New detached brick con-
modern kitchen, X bath first floor; bed
rooms, 2 baths second floor; oil &C. heat,
full basement; $3.50 per month. Call
HETYZEII. DI 3100 -22