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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07
Tribal Election
Just Another
Tribal Election

With terms of all members of
the Blackfeet Tribal Council ex-
piring in several more months,
Tribal election-minded members
of the Blackfeet Tribe are look
ing forward towards the biennial
election in January with various
and sundry comforts and dis
comforts.
A former resident of the
Blackfeet Reservation, who now
resides on the Pacific coast, in a
letter to the Chief last week
showed impatience at the lack of
news of the event.
In an effort to ferret out what
may be developing in the brain
of aspirants to the new Tribal
Council, the Chief this week at
tempted to tap the grapevine"
getting nothing more illuminat-
ing from some the assurance
that they would be available as
candidates if drafted"
AS to present members of the
council, there prevails the convic-
ton in each's mind that he has
performed his councilmanic dut-
les to the best of his ability and
in loyalty to life's finer scruples.
Since Blackfeet voters, under
the Tribal Charter, will have the
privilege of evaluating the self
evaluation by present members,
when the January biennial rolls
around, those ambitious to sue
coed themselves-and grape
vine" has it that most of them
have that ambition-are advised
to put their trust in the Lord and
not let their powder get wet
Judging from the considerable
turmoil and friction % e t W n
members during the last two
years, there are indications that
there will be a bumper crop of
candidates. There were 81 two
years ago. The council member
ship is ID.
AS matter of fact, turmoil
and friction is global. Human
ity cannot get along.
And coming up next year are
the legislative, state and nation
al elections with their offerings
of Andy Gump" candidates to
achieve the soul-stirring triumph
of truth over error.
And getting back to lie sse r
things
What is to occur in the Tribal
election campaign, which will be
in full swing around Christmas
time, will not be of the same
melodic sweetness as III 0 | y
Night" American elections are
that way. But everybody will
live through it, bury the hatch
et"-probably give it the old In
dian surface burial-and do it all
over again. when time for the
next election rolls around.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07

Bill Long underwent an opera
ton for amputation of his left
thumb at the first joint at Cut
Bank Wednesday. The thumb
was injured a few months ago,
the surgery being necessary to
avoid possible loss of the entire
thumb.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07
Indians WALTON
Waller Pantlers
1928 Victory
(By Jack Billedeax)

(By Jack Billedeax)
Gayle Kramer took pass with
but one minute and 80 seconds
left in the game and stepped off
the remaining 30 yards by out
racing two Waller tacklers to
give the Browning Indians a
thrilling 31-2s victory over the
favored Waller Panthers last Fri
day night at the Browning grid
The game was probably the
most spectacular and thrilling
game ever to be played on the To-
cal field and it lived up to the
pre-game ballyhoo that had been
given it. For four quarters the
offensive-minded teams battled
on the most even terms that two
teams could possibly battle.
The Indians had the edge in
tackling and passing, while the
Panthers had the advantage in
punt and kickoff returns and
blocking. The teams were about
evenly matched in their running
attack.
Waller struck with the game
only three minutes old. A short
Browning punt was returned to
the Braves 10-yard line. A re-
turn of so yards and four plays
later the Panthers had a touch
down, scoring on an end run.
The dropkick conversion was
blocked. There the score stood
at 60 until late in the quarter
when Kramer took a pass from
Billedeaux on the Waller 30 and
under good blocking scored stand
ing up, Conway added the point
on a line smash and the Indians
led 7-6.
The Panthers roared back in
the second quarter when Van De
Kop ran the Indian kickoff back
so yards to their (Indians) Is,
where on the third play Briddon
hit Wright with pass in the end
zone for Valier's second score.
The drop kick for the extra
point sailed through the uprights,
sending Waller ahead AT.
After a long runback by Ra-
cine of Valier's kickoff Billedeaux
lodged around right end and re-
versed his field for 80 yards and
an Indian first down on the Val
Ter 4-yard line. One surpris G
short pass was knocked down in
the end zone and then Racine
piled through for the touchdown.
An Indian miscue spoiled the try
for point and Waller led at half.
time 14-13.
The Braves raced out in the
third quarter after taking the ball
on down from Waller. After two
short passes had put the ball on
the Waller IS yard line Billedeaux
ducked the remaining distance
into the end zone, being tackled
as he went over. An attempted
pass for the extra point was
knocked down as the Indians led
1914.
The prettiest line play of the
game was about in the making,
however, to give the Panthers
their third score. After b e i n G
held for two downs for no gain.
Bridden broke loose on the short
side of the field and went &C
to give the Panthers back the
lead. The Drop kick conversion
again sailed directly over the bal
for a 22-l9 score.
With seven minutes left in the
Continued on page FOUR
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07
madlya Beck Chosen Harvest Queen

Miss Marilyn Beck was chosen
queen Of the harvest ball given
by classes of Kinman Business
University at Spokane last Fri
day. Marilyn entered Kinman in
September and is taking business
administration.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07
Banquet For
War Veterans
|Arnistice Day

On the occasion of Armistice
Day, the American Legion and
Auxiliary are sponsoring a BAN
quet in the Legion Club rooms.
the event to be at 7 p. m.
All veterans will be welcome
as guests.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp.

WHITE BUNGALOW BARGAIN-s6, $50;
on lot S0x100; A lovely rms; 2 bedrooms.
nice bath, large KITCHEN; = Mnrsual e9nditi9n on
7740 It'll $50. 28'
OPEN. SUNDAY II TILL DARK-Bethesda
Detached brick home with slate roof; nice
kitehen r0G modern and fuy eqnppe sse
large paneled den on first floor; 3 bed
rooms and bath on second floor: oil h. h.
laundry TUBS in full basement; detached
Bethesda s17,950
Bethesda-Vacant: redecorated: bed
rooms first a.. sunroom and half bath; 10
story brick Colonial; large living room
with fireplace, dining room with bay win
dow, superb kitchen with breakfast nook.
h.-W.h; a Slate Slate roof root Close TO Schools,
shops and transportation. viii consider
Chevy Chase Gardens - -. Exceptionally
q block to transportation and Bethesda
Chevy Chase Recreation Center; walking
distance of schools and stores; excellent
room with fireplace, paneled recreation
room; nice lot; oil h.-wh.; detached ga
Hrrv, Eage slate oe,v rS9t Owner leaving city
Rockcrest-Convenient to Public Health
and Naval Medical Center; modern and
Immaculate: living room. dining room,
first floor; L large finished bedroom and /
unfinished on second floor; gas &C. heat:
fenced lot; garage; Venetian blinds. Well
financed. Only S12,950.
Fine Colonial brick near District line
in Maryland, close to Wisconsin ave-; large
living room, dining room, 3 spacious bed
rooms and tile bath; the kitchen is excep-
tionally fine with plenty of large cabinets;
electric stove and refrigerator; full attic;
full basement with fine space for recrea-
ton room; oil h.-wh. Vacant and in per-
feet condition S1S,950. For information
or appointment to inspect call our ONCE
from ! till dark on Sunday. SAMUEL
IT, BOGLEY. 70O4 Wisconsin ave, WI.
$500. WI 1920. Bradley 0222
Evening star., 1947-02-23
COMMERCIAL GROUND.

EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL property on
M. Vernon ave. An ideal location for a
modern shopping center. j. LEE PRICE,
1908 Arlington Ridge I'd. South. Ivy l2E2.
JA. 1904 ="
OVER $1,000 so. FIT. 1st-commercial
New Roadway. lust past District line:
graded to street level: suitable for gas sta
ton, store. etc; price 81 per 50: #. MI
CHAEL WALSH l. SON. LII Eye St nv NV
RE S2S2: ewes, CO. $3.50. -23
BALTIMORE PIKE, 120-ft. frontage, Z
rm. house facing new 1,000-car motion
picture theater to be built. at Bsitsville:
This is a corner lot with 350-ft. frontage
on county road $4,000 down payment,
balance on very easy terms. Call Chas.
Boyun. Hyattsville $500, with o. B.
ZANTZINGER, Jr., E61S Baltimose ave-
,Riverdale, Nd
Evening star., 1947-02-23
INyEsTMEhT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GEORGETOWN-Corn $4,000 50. IT.. on
81 & o. RR; 3O-ft alley in rear; reasons
able price A. M ROTH. Ma. 1896.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

DETACHED 2-FAMILY BRICK DUPLEX in
Virginia. not over $4,000; $4,000 down
payment BOX 420-L, Star. 23'
s OR ROOM bungalow, brick preferred;
large lot, new or good condition, vicinity
Baileys Cross Roads and busline Box
Evening star., 1947-02-23
coMMERclAL PROP. FOR RENT.

EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL LOCATION.
entire 2nd floor, on King st.; suitable
for dentist, insurance, beauty parlor or
dressmaker; attractive rental. Cali Alex
~ 5177 sdg between $3.50 ana o. except sunasay' Ss
NEW STORE space on colesville rd.; $500
so. #. at $500 mo. or $500 plus per-
centage Also 1928 Ga. ave, 3,73S 50. IT.
S4O0 a mo. Call CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
exclusive agents, 3403 Conn. ave, NV,
SECOND COMMERCIAL. 1144 10th ST NV.
800 square feet, workshop, studio. Of
fee and storage AID. 6499. -25
Evening star., 1947-02-23
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

$4,000 SO. Fl. industrial land with 3 & Q.
SPECIAL BARGAiNwsave a long haul.
e #. industriai al ground i65 it. on RI; prise
less than So So fr: rented to monthly
tenant Act today to secure this bargain.
Call DI tao
VALUABLE SITE Of approx $4,000. 50. #,
on West Virginia ave. ne. railroad SldlnE
in rear at 2nd-fioor level Plans available
for modern warehouse building. r.
BATES, Atlantic 1896. u.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available,
zonec industrial; both in D C. and nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage; Ions OF
co ONCE Nm o525: res. EN-. $3.50
Evening star., 1947-02-23

S6,550; $4,000 cash required. AL BAKER
4 SON. Realtors, 116 8. st. Asaph ST.,
ATeY 6R44. open Sunday -23
Evening star., 1947-02-23

dcoatinued On Next Pagss
Evening star., 1947-02-23
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for all of your

nook, this is it: very attractive bungaloT
eonv con- s'intH inciuding o d%oWntoWn downtown Wash; liv.
rn. with nice fireplace. family size din.
rm.. lge. kit. breakfast nook; sewing rm..
there is also a full basnnt. and l lge,
finished Em, UPSTAIRS s., pricsdo po at D S13'g9No gN
22O4 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900 or OK. 4123.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

5-rm. oung. on more than 5 a.; auto.
h.-w,h: and bath, elec. refgr., gas stove;
beautiful shrubbery and fruit trees; 81 o.
900. Phone Vienna 34-W-4.
ARLINGTON FOREST home for S1o.750-
How would it be possible to beat this value?
Standard Groom brick house, located on q
ARLINGToN REALTY. exclusive AGENTS,
22o4 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900. OK. 4I23. 1923.
YOUR BRICK BUNGALOW, made to order
Living room with fireplace. kitchen with
dinette, 2 bedrooms and a tiled bath, all
on one floor; one large finished room up
stairs: full basement with recreation room
detached garage and located on one of
North Arlington's INCEST corner lots; PRICED
22O4 Wilson blvd, GL. 1900, OK. 4l23
Evening star., 1947-09-24
WATERFRONT PRoPERN-sALE.

WILLOWS BEACH COLONY. Chess
peake Bays different ,resort"-Property
omes now @ for 1ext SEASON. Sc See tSe Ve
homes now being built. You will f1nd
they are much better than average beach
our protectiye % covenents are working to
establish high value for property owners
at willows. You will also find that Will
age development. See the new bathouse
with its modern toilet and shower facili-
ties. Every property owner is member
Of WILLOWS Beach Cub Sn b TIE Pat
club Future plans include a community
house, boat harbor, 'golf course and play
ThNush yoH may not ntra plan to
family is assured comfortable means OF
enjoying the bathing, boating. hunting and
at this refsTistgd resort LsTse
good views of Chesapeake Bay. are still
available at predeyelopment prices. Gen,
erous terms. recurring 20ce cash offered
property every day. Come as our guests
Routes i. 416 and go to Chesapeake
Ehent improved by county grade gravel
slsse seGMs SMn sAfa Pf"l{ Ps sssSra'sa
WATERFRONT LOT. large, shady. right on
water; adjacent to Woodland Beach, Gall
saY sltS BRiDGE. sai eS near Annapolis-Bay front
sil5year round SungaowItype e nome; nd ,ss
bath End A.; oil heat. elec.. stove and retgr.,
Please fTsas cali fNEz cUsHARD. Or, 4sss or
FOUR ROOM. BATH COTTAGE. furnished;
large screened porch: elec. stove; renned
community, good roads: near stores. schools
and church; $4,000, terms. BOND NE.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
LOTS FOR SALE tcont.) ,

HoMEMAKERS-Beltsv Nd; 73x325;
nss5 scheHl rsN and o1oa ot1rsnsP sJ2so terms or
RF saSS SE sizs s.H sSei Natural
for & &4-family fats. with approximately
1Eh st. A. nR sMiTh H. RsstoF ss1 exclusive ll1s
beautiful lot, 5ox1oo. with all In Improve
e cs %rs pSeSe Owse5 Ro nsous sH xtS
our 81. s; T.. Just oii MINI. mn ave.@75xi4o, Hao
o ksG hsaee co. or Es sp 1ss EseSsye Rsa Estate Et
& hEAGTTFuk GbS5; Essltss WSoptp nnne s,TFss ,n
weil-restricted Wakefield Forest, subdivi-
only srdI, ws miles west q Annandsls miles
~ 9oS feet n Depths p9sed tos at $500
terms terms of 500 cash and, balance payable
sMiTh 9nsh Hs shcx yxds them to
HAMLET. CHEVY CHASE. MD.-out,o ,ot-
toTn owner will consider reasonable offer
restricted subdivision; unusually W Wide f 'front.'
age on two streets and containing in excess
e ssv.a0es 1aoee ;aSars SASS tset s Gsn Mr. sSesy
SEfaEspx MSgesutiPai Hsa.3ss Ra fsaS bSiiding lot
on the corner Of sonoms I'd. and Oneida
Wife TsTTIETEs WI u 7soo laoRG0vsmsnts' s$SSo $s
SILVER SPRING-SeYeral choice lots In
Wooeside, Woodmoor and other sections
ranging from 81 200 UP. For further de-
tails and appointment to inspect, call
WoRTHINGToN REALTY, s427 Ga. ave.
MOST EXCLUSIVE SECTION Of Arlington,
near country club: very large wooded cor
net lot: $4,000. CHI, 1921. -2s
beautiful, large. level lot measuring 57x
1873. for which owner will give deed in con-
sideration Of $4,000: lot is clear has all
been planning. Phone today, OIL 1900: or
WO. 3643 this evening -26
ARLINGTON-Owner sacrificing lot COX
120 on n. Illinois st.. of Wilson blvd. Call
Evening star., 1947-09-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

BRoCKWAY l941 3-ton truck, l941 IA
ton ona 3rack s4o tnuef
These trucks are being replaced by a new
fleet and are in various stages of repair
cSme ceT 1st sdd sfs Mr. he NS @
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md, .-29
5000 miles; for sale, See daily, SO pm
ts sons Ss copner pkS 70 kERa rAR
on right: opposite the old mill.
CHEv. CRANE, complete. Ia ton, dual
S1sfs .!s1sS ss 81 is h
FORD 1941 truck. 11a-ton stake body
clutch brakes, excellent condition. RA
eHEvRoIEr is4s sz4, 1s-ft. fat BODY;
sTJDEBAKEK IsaI sxe, 14-ft. fiat body;
re-, ETS isas is5s i ssss la-a. stake eody
FORD Is47 s:ton; ia-ft stake body;
cIEvkoIET 1s4o pickup: $4,000 miles
S9pGa sf 1saa t5pn shss sa9 AZ 1tR vi r. lIf @ elss
refsr. body and Kold-Hold plates; will
ATrENTIoN. All DEALERs-1a-ton Dodge
truck with crane. like new. less than 5000
fer chrssler M prodaet. sTEELEs GARAGE st es
rear, 3s N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1850 30s
CHEVROLET 1887 1ls,ton, long wheel
at l2a G st. NV. Elk. o7ss. 26:
FORD 1910 ta-ton panel; this one is truly
clean; far above average in every way
MOTORS. 3o10 R. I. ave. ne. DE $500
TRUCK 1887 chev; fair cond., A-tor
body; 1h-ton body can pc put on AS
CHEVROLET 1910 lh-ton van; new 1947
motor. Priced for quick sale. $3.50. Phone
Ma 22i0, MR. ARMSTRONG. -25
GMC's and mternationars. K-7 1915
dumps and tractors; 2-speed rear; excel
lent condition: easy terms RICE MOTOR
CO., 1721 Bladensburg I'd. ne 80
miles DU. s575 or Du., S1ss, BRENT
WOOD MOTOR CO.. 17I7 Rhode 1slanc
ave. ne. -27
Evening star., 1947-09-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

CEMETRY, 95 acres. located in zone OF
new South Capitol Sd. Bridge also 4lO
&c asFss sps same rGTToK lHift suses 81 Ia
Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50. Brokers. attention
SPLENDID TRACT of 20 acres tapproxl }
u acre and up subdivision: will sell in
2 tracts if desired; very atrtaetiye price
Kneessi, n SIZE exclusive. iv JOHN Il. MILLER, Jr
Z AsKEs' M suitable tor wi ssssdizissIon; t;i,s gun
". esohGRv1LIE. Attorney tx. 1856
sla 81 As sesa $3.50 a1sats A.: on hard I'd bet Iaa1el
Clarksbura, below value; 27ss. Brooke rd
nr. Bay. N. E. RYoN CO, 0E 6146s
FOR SALE acres Herndon. Va, tussi
OF Leesburg pike: good road, cleared land;
S3S5 Per r. acre re; Herndon S Ghoos. 2s'lI; Ih;..,t,,u
in surroundings Of natural beauty where
you can enjoy privacy and spaciousness:
drive through Rockville 21a miles west on
Route %, turn left on Glen Hills rd.
AcCoKEEK. Mg.-5o acres, ;,,., jpst of old old
subdividing; priced to sell. Exclusive with
GEO. s. KING CO., est. 1895. real estate
and insurance. 211O Nichols ave. Sc; Ii
SILVER SfssisEe sSkfsez11 acres, all or part
one, Of block of old Bladensburg rd, on
M Ws'af ao nars susbs afas foe
or apts.: $4,000 acre. H. S. BEIBER,
ehINToN, ehi TeS2' MD, vicinity Clinton BanS-
must sell Exclusive with GEO, S. KING
siio Nichols ave. Sc, Ii. 25O1. Realtor.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC l947 s-cyl; Torpedo sport coupe,
fosTiAc SSH2A cal 1aia e. s $s$s Silver Wing sray
Sa sSss" and s1s Ri s:3 s '.s; '1fs s :S.s
PONTIAC 1s47 convertible: fully eauippsd:
sssssstss III III dfsf sfsfs iSs ss|sE
asng as p9s: sssa $780, Phone
soNTfac W FAC iss7 fF esceptonally e@ FOOD looking
s5aaa 0ahsssy hsp SS sRpossh 1 sss ss P
PONTIAC 1912 Torpedo 8; with pull down
son Fsst: sisdo @ 0asn Nj sesa es good c9na
PONTIAC 1896 4-dr. sedan; beautiful black
paint; in. excellent mechanical condition
leaving citss must ssl Immediately; 1915
Pontiac 1887 1887 2.ar. sedan: good meehan-
ical condition. appearance and tires; r.
paS HI 4tS ia47 sasa Gf r9 sedan
approximately S40O extra equipment; 1000
E5 BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO.. 1717 Rhoode
PoNT1Ac fs5sRf sce, 1910 ae 4door sedan; CYL has
%otS h good In ar nGeT dondt9n
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 2-door sedan; radio,
0tnfa pm eHt5fs s5f Mass 9w aVe nw
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Commander regal de
hill holder, eIec clock, spotlight, fog lights
plastic seat covers, Venetian blinds. low
mileage; orig: owner; $2,695 OF best offer
under: " Ii. 27as, am. to IL and Z to
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 latest 4-dr. sedan,
500 radio, air conditioner. heater, original
af oa ro ns nsw esT ST @ssss ss sae aa 1S
terms. METRoPoLTTAN MOTORS, New
York ave: and Bladensburg rd. go
and 40 ss
covers; peri. running cond,; by owner.
$1,l25 or best cffer under. CO. 1885,
sTuDEBAKER 1s41 Champion coupe;
perfect condition: radio. heater; good
tires; 1915. MR.. vAoUER, 146s Chaplin
sTuDEBAKEK 1s41 Champion 4,door.
An owner rated car, at only $685. down;
excellent motor and very clean interior;
AND ri Hfyy sss noeas sas cs15fs Is
sGtpEBakER sftG Esih 81 is4a y Champion a-door.
This Iani price cant be beat huf don't let it
quickly sSsday ysrSanty. s1os5. 70
sAE M4eEs s4 Hsfo fh sd good
good tires and heater. $3.50. IL. 5SSss.
sTUDEBAKER Al Champ 4-dr sedan:
green; brand-new tires, immac interior;
$4,000 actual miles: underseat heater;
SI,1Oo or best offer under. TR. I1s4
sTUD2BAKER 1s41 Champion sedan rs-
dio, heater, defroster, foglight-, excellent
rubber; needs front end work; 81 ,050 or
best offer under. Rockville '29S6 after 6
pm -25
AUTO AUCTIoN-sell or buy car the
tory: total fee S. You won't go wrong
buying or selling a car here. Big auction
sale every Tues. eve, pm, lib Va. ave.
WILL RENT late model car by day: also
1871 Chev. sedan for sale. S1.100. Box
ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTIoN-we will buy
for cash or sell your car at your price.
Auction sale every Friday night 9 pm.
Bring your car new or used early Thurs.
or Fri for listing. First come. first served.
Open daily, 8 to 5. WASHINGTON AUTO
AUCTION, s511 Colesville I'd. SH 400.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN OFFICE sPACE-Fwo fror:
suites, excel F ST. LOCATION; reasonable @
sSsn5 oFEs SsSss ana e ap Ea esas
prom apt, vic. of wis. and Mass. ayes;
viii remedel to suit tenant; OR. 65os
room room once suite available for immediate
q. KNOX. ONCE: Of Robert V; Savage; 5l4
iass nnssopA AND TEpsS s1Ss sfs sSs9 and small
suites available; will be remodeled to suit
your requirements; 1o-story once bldg
LEO N, BERNSTEIN q CO.. l415 < st
s .is7 K sT. Sy.w.-1st noor; 1 large room
leasing dept. LEO N. BERNsTEiN g. CO,
boor6Rs ls1S s AMI AND BE bEsffsTsLarse ffsH and
small suites avail, for immediate occu-
pansy: lI.story modern BLDG, in the heart
Of the oeoss. fsGm Hos a
pital; 24-hr switchboard and elev. serv-
Ices. Apply Park Lane Bldg, 2O25 Eye
st. NV; RE. 1400. or call ME. 540o for
STREET FLOOR oFFIcE SPACE 500
square feet OF space ON st floor of To-
s0fs m or sn be
fEo fs5Sfs SDs' co s'iRf IFS ssDs
bsslkaBLs biN; ME i4os SPACE AvA1LARLE m@G in TO-
story downtown nreproof once bldg
equipped with PASSENGER and freight ele-
vators; ideal for combination of once and
workroom or light manufacturing: imme-
diate occupancy; reasonable rentals. Apply
leasing dept. LEO N. BERNSTEIN & Co.
14th AND N.W.-Large and small suites
newly remodeled: occupancy Oct. /. Call
LEO N: BERNSTEIN & co, 141b st
STREET FLOOR-1, 900 "a. IT. professional
once space; attractive; modern. 1890
Inspection invited. gee
Evening star., 1947-09-24
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1st AND End TRUST LOANS = Prompt
can COLONIAL INVESTMENT eS5r'Sns e.. s1s
MONEY Nc T. h;S on sncoNb0 IL SsS0 TRUST We will
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md
\. X ave; NV; National $3.50.
Element. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers. attention.
MONEY on nrst and second trusts; prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Maryland
Virginia or p: c. property. THE AMERI-
CAN CO, S07 18th. Ma. So32.
Va. and D. C.; mo, payts lowered. ADAMS
REALTY Id1n CO, ,so5 N. Y. ave. NV, RE
2nd-TRUsT LOANS. D. c.. Nd. Va. prop.
immed: service. low rates. MAURICE B
BERENTER & Co, DI. 1884
III, IL !, c.. Md: and Va. Mr.. DRA1sNER
WE HAVE VERY desirable first and
second trust note for sale on well-secured
property, reasonable discount allowed Fol
further Information, contact Harry shenk
lst, End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
y hours: Also financial aid to builders
METRO REALTY CO.. Elk. 549S.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
1RAilERS.

MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
y afy traery xfn y0u and rent taTs i S1 &c
ER CO, INC, 4o30 Wisconsin ave. NV.
sP4fs sP3RrANN M MANOR. sSs latest model. aluminium
channel-type ribs and exterior, Thoroughly
1nSqIatsd R1qIi HT cleo w refgr K m and bottled gas
Route l, Berwyn, Md. phone Tower 6162
Sniy authorized dealer bet. Baltimore and
CURTIS GtaRmsn0 WRIGHT FLAGsBrp-your
apartment on wheels; light weight alum
mum de. luxe trailer coach; sleeps 6;
combination electric and ice Iefrigerator,
shower. Also the. famous Trotwood de
luxe trailer; electric retrigerator, Butane
cook cook stove; sleeps sI5ss The TTst;
=. s; /; SerMyn, ~; 1873: '
ave: Riverdale. Md. Phone WA. 1908.
GLIDER 1947. announces the arrival Of
several more model SS-B's with hot and
The best trailer on earth. II, is, "A
5000 Georgia ave. NV. 81. 5000. or 81.
4 SELECTION Of the finest home trailer
accessories. bottled-gas stoves and fttings.
Open daily and Sunday, 9 am: to 9 pm.
faNAEktAShN 1ftA1LCES w., 4NI.s fU0U
WIS Wisso1s.n %E NAYS ays sv1.Sn,s Phone Wo 1921!
their outstanding variety Of trailer homes
in aluminium and masonite constructed By
Americas Ann leading manufacturers., Prices
RiciHTER Trailer sALEs. =. 5. ROUTE /.
s Hsrsyn syn,f NJ ao,1ss phons ~ T1 sos5 ,oAe
So, 500 cash; excel. cond.; bargain. Call
between and pm, VI. 5641, L7. J., B.
1916 GLIDER, sleeps 4, aluminium; light
for travelling: awnings; in good cond.
reasonable. 321 Greenwood ave. Takoma
If + YOU WANT THE BEST in trailers, see
ter, 9TH and Fla. ave. ne, FIR. 1921. just
arrived, the new Palace Majestic (al alu-
minum). with Frigidaire; also lI-alum!num
yagabond with comb. ice and refgr:; both
have bottle gas ranges; Royal Comdr.,
Royal Windsor, Alma, Platt and Palace
Low BED TRAILER-Ideal for bulldozer;
to 10 tons; priced to sell. Call WI. 5000.
PALACE HOUSE trailer for sale, $500;
completely equipped. 5349 st. Barnabas
I'd. SP. 0619-W. IS