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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-20

The Vocational Center of Hagers-
town was the scene of an all-day
meeting of about thirty agricultural
teachers, Thursday, February q,
when a better and more improved
program for FLA. work in the State
of Maryland, was discussed. The
meeting was conducted by the State
Supervisor of Agriculture, Harry
Mcdonald.
The guest speaker was Edward
Tenny, Executive Secretary Of the
National Organization of FLA,
which is located in the United States
office of Education in Washington,
D. c. Mr.. Tenny chose as his sub
ject can organized state program of
activities for the Future Farmers of
America" He emphasized that any
organization, in order to be progress
sive must have a systematic group
of activities in which all of its mem
bers can participate.
The meeting was attended by agri-
culture teachers from Montgomery,
Frederick, Washington, Allegheny,
Garrett, and Charles counties.
Following the business meeting,
the group was entertained at a
luncheon by the local Board of Edu-
cation, at the Alexander Hotel.
Many of the teachers are begin
ming to plan about going to summer
school, and if that doesn't mark the
coming of spring, I'd like to know
what does.
The history classes of HIS. were
shown film, Monday, called "Vic-
tory By Air." which was once an Of
fetal report of the Army Air Forces
to the Secretary of War. 1t was re-
Gently released to the public as a
movie
They say that John L. Lewis got
pneumonia when he lost his union"
suit!
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-20

Let us be steadfast for America,
work and live for America, and
eternally be on guard to defend our
Constitution and our way of life
against the virulent poison of Com
munistic ideology.-J. Edgar Hoover.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-20

The conservation movement in
the United States, for the protec-
ton and develoment of our natural
resources, such as forests, lands,
petroleum, mineral and water sup
plies was started in 1908 by Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-20

Pictures were taken last week, of
all the clubs at HIS, for the ''Heis-
kettle"
Evening star., 1947-04-13
So Z )
"Mointsnanee, Iastollotion,
Astenna and Policy. $500

RcA VICTOR $50 rs 81 square inch viewing
surfoce. A. c. 26 tubes, plus reetifier tubes
and the picture tube tkneseope). Height
l4h inches, width rs inches, depth - inches.
AvoobIe in rich wonut finished cobnef
Evening star., 1947-04-13
% o
sMointsnea<s, Installation,
Aatensa and Policy, 800

Aatesna and Policy, 800
RcA VICTOR ezI rs q square inch view
tubes and the picture tube tkineseope).
Height I5A inches, width lo inches, depth
leN inches Walnut veneer cobnet
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-04
ELI FACULTY, STUDENTS

Ell EACOAIX SIODEsN II sS
 Cont. from Page 9 proposal for the establishment of the scholarships.
 Levi Jackson s all American conduct on the gridiron and campus and in the classroom is believed to have been a domi- hating factor and influence in the move. For a better Ameri- ca we as a race of individuals who are but victims of section al environment should always be prepared to have something to offer whenever opportunities are created for us by fair mind ed citizenry.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-04
I'll, ,O31 TROOPS REMAIN IN ARMY

The War Department recent ly announced that as of Oct. 1, 9.84 per cent of the total Army strength was represented by the 171,O31 Negro troops, in cluding 115, ,3O3 regular Army personnel.
 In Continental United States areas, Negro strength consisted of Army Air Forces, 29, ,226 ]; Army Groud Forces, 16,589 !; Army Areas and D. C., 1853 i; Administrative, Technical Ser vices, 34,9O0; War Department Groups, sos. Total 1886.
 The remaining number of Ne gro troops stationed in foreign theatres as of Oct. l was 73, ,195.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-04

the young men of the city and the North End. Men and Wo- men of city-wide prominence in civic organizations are pleased to see this club get off to such a promising start. Headquart- CTS for the club are situated in newly remode1led rooms up stairs at 841 Dwight Street. In the near future the rooms will be opened to members each week day under proper super vision.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-04
WATERBURY NEWS By K. David Holmes
ROBINSON VETS CLUB
HOLDS XMAS SMOKER

HOLDS XMAS SMOKER
 The Joseph L. Robinson Vet erans' Club held it's first Xmas Smoker last Friday evening at the Clubs post on Pearl Street. Three guests were present, namely, Thomas Petteway, ex- president, and now a student at North Carolina State College :; George Tillman, Cleveland, O., who is visiting the parents of his fancee, Naomi Tucker, MT. and Mrs. Melvin Tucker, 1765 East Main Street; and Wallace Kinch, a local citizen who re- gently gained renown as a writer.
 The affair was tremendously enjoyed by all, although it was the first of its nature sponsored by the organization.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-04
SPRINGFIELD NEWS By Oliver M. Buggs

MrS. Helen H. OIdrkSOn or Westminster Street has been ap- pointed a Social Worker in the Department of Public Welfare after an examination held ear Her in 1946. Mrs. Clarkson, wife of Atty. J. Clifford Clark son, is an expert stenographer and was formerly clerk in the department. She is the first colored person to be appointed to her present position.
 Miss Hattie Bryant of St.. Louis was here for the holidays days visiting relatives and was at home with her aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. B. B. Taylor.
 Miss Barbara Brown was home from the McDufie School in New York to spend the holi- days with her parents.
 Miss Dorothy Malone spent the holidays here from Pratt Institute with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Malone of Franklin Street.
 MT. Nose Junior, formerly of this city, was here visiting rela- tives over the holidays after an absence of eight years at his native home in South Carolina.
 MT. Robert Redd, proprietor of the Cherada Studio and Smoke Shop oh Eastern Ave-, is remodeling his store to accom- modate meeting quarters for a local club. MT. Redd, an in- terior decorator, will soon start mural paintings on a large con tract in Windsor, Conn.
 A surprise birthday party was given Mrs. Mary l.. Le- Count of 61 Essex Street Satur- day night, Dec. 28. Hosts and hostesses were: Messrs. Perry Severe, J. Clark, Geo. Clark, Taylor Atkins, James Barber and Isaiah Evans and Mesdames G. Clark, Margarie Hart and Laura Griffin. A delicious din ner was served and among the many guests were: MT. and Mrs. Geo. Clark, MT. and Mrs. Walter Hart, MT. and Mrs. J. Fredericke, MT. and Mrs. John Taylor, MT. and Mrs. James Taylor, MT. and Mrs. Albert Dixon, MT. and Mrs. James Greene, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Clark, MT. and Mrs. Jessie Spencer, and MT. and Mrs. J. Caldwell. Misses Barbara Sey- mour, Delina Moore, Eleanor Willis, Bettie Bolton and Kath- erine Martin. Mrs. Rachel Grant and Messrs. Julius Clark, James Barber, Rudolph Rivers, Robert Holman, Geo. Smith, Arthur Rankin, Louis Chambers, James Williams, Robert Jennings, F. Jackson. Mrs. LeCount is an active worker in the Mt. Cal vary Baptist Church and com munity.
 The Mohawk Athletic Club L l. Il
Evening star., 1947-01-29
HOUSES sALE-sousheest. tcon,.J

PRICE REDUCED; 1907 E. Capitol St
6-rm,. i Ia baths. screened
9GifeeS sGia r su oso. seseofa osassN sos Ry
NEAR EAST cArIToL and D. C. line Sc
sssh s sf HARTMAs Eas ssd sEAITY
and bath each floor; oil h.-w;h.; garage,
asse 5sses s PTse slGRaa HasmAN Mr. sEahTY EI2nS
For GIs oSLY-open today. l pm. to
dark. Sample house 1543 Fort Dupont ST.
Sc. Brand-n semidetached brick 3;bed-
Modern kitchen and bath full basement
Homes will be ready for occupancy in
to Ala. ave. left to 10th ST.. rieht 10th
to S, Fort For ! Dupont mt st right to sign ENTER
PESsE a4aa EEanY REshss C9 a. III III Eve St NV Elk
HLICREsT. corner location e-story
t,rj brick with Colonial porch, 8 large rooms
duii basement, hwh OLD fireplace, e
EsEpERIck A Al sIUMER, el7 Pa Pa. ave- ave; Sc.
tCoLoGREaD-sEMIDET. BRICK. mr.. Ken
Eeerea ton room, oil h.-whs. sarags:
$1,000 cash. balance like rent. RA. 1926.
LINCOLN PARK-Duplex
BRICK and bedrmS ca. with Inv. rm.,
din, rna., kit; and bath. pvt. front and rear
entrances, , coal furnaces. gas INV.
heaters. II rms. Approved GI. can pur-
chase ~ Nh sd sse sse sash LYs is5 u one
CoLoRED -Ex Gis have preference in
purchasing these new 6-room brick homes
in Anacostia. Hardwood floors, copper
kitchen cabinets. 36-in. gas stove, 7-cu.-
it. ,elec. refgr, full basement. tiled bath
cash and ,S44.s7 per MONTH Inspect at
from Navy Yard to church at 10th and
Erie sts., or drive out Nichols ave. to
Morris rd.. left 12 b!ks., to propertyo
Realty CO. tasssntl:; Lo 5962, Al !.
NJ. $500 TIL 9 pm; Sunday; te s. -
SOUTH CAROLINA ave:
s.e;--Large 6-rm brick, mod. imp, full
finished basement; home or investment;
low down payment. Call Mr.. Hartman,
COLORED-VACANT- have a. long list
of vacant houses in all sections of Sc. and
$3.50 to S14.250. with reasonable down
payments For details call till pm.
weekdays, Sun. 12 to 5 VIM. CALOMIRIS
PROPERTIES, 1912 18th st. NV. DI.
1868 i
Evening star., 1947-01-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

GoLDsTEN BROS. CAN SELL your house At
full value; free appraisals Call RE; 1883
until 9 pm; 1929 L st. NV. Real Estate
/ Will BUY: RENT OR SELL your PROP
erty for colored It won't take me Long long
P.KrE X RosE WsSr sqo e buy from # nov ownsr R s1s @s
ShIIs PAY y sIEosss s Pox snf
Maarnp fSh fnaD A kE E nssss' aa
WasfEp Ho 4o ols sGr drecE W4 ron ao0s
Washngto SnfE EH9 q cLsToN w. es Gaa1EsToN
day phone DU. 5051; after pm, DU.
We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obi
Realtors test. 1857. 1915 K st. NV. Di.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne
or s.e.. white or colored, MARYLAND or Vir-
fo po Yo6 Gox WASr \ ca srrE6 R 4as4 b fas Es
nGut TR Us ME PqfsEi
ST. g. ANn SHs Ef ne s. fRoFERTYMe S4oo win pay
Ss.1 quick sstisa ss MAX ,SH ,%LLER So
Want Wan = TO 8 Sell N "a HURRY. List to,
eaARTEs e sSss sSoa ia, t Client. Rn v.tn.
TO purchase homes in any section OF wash.
and nearby Maryland. FIR. 1905: 80
MANNAS REALTY CO. can sen your nSuse
obligaSien 2s1s Wilson blvd. Gil, or
II n PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale OF
erty is what you desire, call r. A: HUM
sa9 SaW.L RefH5S iiefs official ags wants
enough to, keep pony; prefer Hillandale
We " cSsETs SEED SouR ah S for sale
you desire quick efficient service, give US an an
opportunity by calling Ex. 5705: RALPH
D. COIN, INC. cor. 11th and SITS. NV.
LIsTINGs WANTED on D., c., Va. and
Md properties: Immediate attention given.
Call Mr.. Watkins MURRAY co. MA. TGoo' 500
CHERRYDALE BUNGALOW wanted; can
arrange cash if under $4,000 owners and
y 3 ts@5!y house h Phone % sH. 5sf4. IS
APPRAIsALs FREE-Let me tell you how
much I can sell your home for, no obli-
SoR Sn IS TsP THP FME Il RRG f6 EHte Ell 5St us help
GENTLY; o'BANNoN REALTY CO., 1922
East aR cspl1oI s TR HoMiE MP in HEIGHTS
essary;" about 81 5000 cash. CHI. s941.
I AM INTERESTED IN PURCHASING or
more bedrm home in D. C. or Md. direct
from owner: will pay all cash. No agents,
please Box 1861, Star. -3
PRIVATE PARTY will pay all cash for
BETHESDA. Chevy Chase area; private
party interested in a lovely brick home:
bedroom and bath on 1st; . bedrooms and
bath up; garage: will pay approximately
$4,000 cash. Please call at once. Silver
Spring 0125. 81
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor-I can sell your
house If priced right; prefer places suit
able for renting rooms; any size 1910
Evening star., 1947-01-29
SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlNiA.

FROM oIVNER-serviceman transferred.
sacrifice; $1,000 down; move in; Tedeco.
rated; 2-bedroom bungalow. CHI. 621I 30s
ARLINGTON, near Fl. Myer---5-room trame
bungalow on large level lot, with, lear
detached saraEe: priced Ct ss;5oS, for S.n6: i'm
eyes. and Suns. Ii. o5so BOSS q
SOUTH ARLINGTON, vA.-The owner of
this broom semidetached home has pur-
ch: sed larger home and would Ike .
quick sale on this. About years old,
modern; large fenced yard; Near Army ana
ss44 Sss 81 6iuo ssss, ssssiS iMSARsHaLI WAPIE GO.
vA.--This attractive 5-room
brick hcme is about six years old and is
located In a neighborhood pleasing to the
buyer; dining room opens
onto lovely garden in rear; lavatory in
basement; Oil heat: large living room with
wood-burning fireplace: bedrooms and
bath on End floor: storage attic; price.
$4,000. Call Mr. Addison. Ma. 1900;
& PHELPS, INC. exclusive, 1417 K st. NV.
nice building lot, 64x326
r.. / block from bus, church and school;
priced to sell quickly. WRIGHT REALTY,
INC, Realtor 4701 Columbia pike. cH.
dS00 or OK 1874 --3G
COLUMBIA FOREST - broom masonry
house priced to sell; has living room. din
ette, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath. utility
room nice lot; must sell today ~ Is owner
Is moving away; & nr; bus bus s1, and ssnopping; q e
d pm WRIGHT REALTY. INC. Realtors,
cH, 1900, OK. 1914. 470l Columbia pike.
80
Tf-ontin1,ed m Nert Pn0o1
Evening star., 1947-01-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

329 w ST. NE-6-room and bath tap
estry brick; oil hot-water heat; built-in
: sE1R pR.; ssRfaSN; sGREENwAS e o APARTMENTS : 8
rooms and bath; ! months old; oil s;-e &c;
heat CaIl MIR. HOFFER, ME- $500, Till
pm: Sunday. to 5. -
VETERANS 0NLY-See new 3-bedrm.
brick homes, 5000 blk. Clay pl. ne. Must
earn more than $50 per wk.: S400 cash,
SB4 per month total charges. GOLDSTEN
BROS. 1929 L st. NV. Call RE. 1888
WooDRfDGE-Beautiful s-rm... 2-bath
brick det. home with lovely yard and 2
car gar, fenced back yard, complete kit.
with pantry, ample cupboards,. stove and
refsr.. lge. din. rm liv; rm; with fireplace
and adjoining den: End q. has ige. bed
rms and 2 tile baths: full attic, rock
wool insul screens, storm sash. AWNINGS,
auto INV. heat and many other attr;
features; close to schools and very good
transp Mr. Bartlett, FIR. $500, Ext
lis. BROWN REALTY CORP, DU. S55s.
Ss25 goth ST. N.E.-Vacant. Open SUM-
II TO dark. Immediate possession. Excep-
Woodridge near Monastery. facing Govern
ment park: Contains lge. liv. rm.. din
rm., den, kit. and powder room on lSt
floor; End a. contains 3 bedrms. and tile
bath; auto gas heat. built.in garage; IDEAL
for professional man; exclusive neignoor-
hood r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor, sos
N. Capitol st.. Ma $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-01-29

COLORED-1e0O BLOCK EYE st. ne
2-story brick, g. rooms and bath, h;-wh.
(coaD, front and rear yards; entire mouse
IN excellent condition storm Wndows Iids% inm and
a sranse dSsn esi Bas1Ro +
G9RP D. gSpd hk Hidg EYE PI sf sSt
sfamily fiat containing rms, bath.
the other; built as 2-family fiat; priced
l1-4 r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor, sos N.
Capital st. MA. 6130.
Observation-Disclosures 8;
floors, Colonial porch: terms. MR.: OLD
coLokEpLaooz RosEDALE sT. NJ; 8
throughout, new cleo fixtures, new gas gas
rent Apply B. KRAFT. 712 H st. ne
CoLoRED-s1o.5oo. 100 blk. Morse st:
Peoa Morss St Re5 5k braf from !sh sna
house in good condition. I rooms, 2 baths
iong; Baslfne at eornsF;, A very good buy,
eoIoRfDmso ;IoG aOwn al oUISe9 sSSf pL. NE.-6,rm.
eo& efsk mea 3d. pP p 45 aa aves Tk e5s
hormaf Fss aP%x fnsss ls s. hsTs S ths ho9ss
T] Is oesasd on olns tS st. you Sea3
tiful corner. conta ininesT rooms. 1Ha baths,
hardwood floors, 2 inclosed rear porches,
lovely front porch. finished recreation
room. oil h.-wh., and in excellent condi,
tion, from cellar to roof. 1t is occupied
By the WHO will y gye you yeaqs as
broker have never seen better. house
for the money. Go see it today-tomor-
row may be too late. To inspect call DI;
@ 59s3 III its @ h9use .@r call S1Hss S}ENRrp Z
beautiful brick homes for sale at reasonable
full basement, in excellent residential sec
tions. Small down payment and monthly
payments like rent will buy you one OF
these lovely homes. JUSTINE g. BEREN-
coEokED@s5eo os % poWNI1f Dow psou you are look
ing to buy home, as low as $500 down
and small monthly payments, We suggest
you call our Office and discuss your home
problems with US before you purchase else
where. JUSTINE & BERENTER, 412 5th
co oSotLoRiEb-si.o 900 powN-Minn. and
large rms. and bath: 2-story and base
ment; large lot; Al condition; priced low
at $3.50 for quick sale For details Gall
till 9 pm. weekdays: Sun, 12 to 5. VIM.
cALoMIRIs PROPERTIES, 1912 18th ST.
coLoRED T RED iooo sr,s5o DOWN - goth and
Benning I'd. n.e.-6 large rms. and baths;
2-story brick: h.-w.h. COAL; arranged as
income property: act quick. Call till 9 r. IN.
weekdays. Sun. 12 to g. VIM, CALOM1R1S
PROPERTIES, 1919 18th st. NV. DI. 1855.
ss9 g mo NgRTHE 411ns ST. b.'S .sSs5s
Mr.. vinnick with A. NJ DRAIsNER. 1404
L St NV. MA. S036. GE. 0291.
Evening star., 1947-01-29
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkp

BRICK BUNGALOW. Takoma Park, Nd,
very desirable section, mr.: school and
oS S0 ter9s oxneF KAY Y Rgsi Fs CO. ns IA
BEDROOM AND BATH, first floor; Silver
spring-A delightful English brick with
stone trim that is 2 beauty: a home OF
eSauste design w,h center parsb
din, rm. de luxe elec. kit. with breakfast
and cutters, attached gar: situated on
Pedtsee pedWood ips picket h fence home 0 for dis
for s23, 800; owner leaving city immed
geor1ELD Gt s4is es' @ ave-. e. until f' pm:
HOME Il NJ apSyeT N TAkoMs ia ssig p.Rk5 bedrooms
Splendid neighborhood;, occupaney At set
ssHsn: R6fsa 'R Rdse fs road LEE a.
BGNGALow. bath, oil heat, fenced yard;
er leaving, will sacrifice for $500 IA.
SILVER sPRING-A true VILLA msburg
brick, with lovely, spacious rms. which
present refinement and real charm due to
its excel; design and Immaculate ndo cond;
liv. rm.. fireplace, : lge, bedrms;, and tile
Nth Nth na and oS % heokus as Ssns 3
lot excel neighborhood; this most .attr;
home ean be bought either With al n Of
1na unfupn H9aau for s17a5o f. Inspect ms ca ST.
$500, R. j. sCoFIELD CO, Sab Ga.
ave. until pm If no answer. 81. 5S16
MT. RAINIER'S BEST BUY block over
D. C. line; 6-rm. brick home, large liv-
ing nm. and fireplace dining rm and and
bath upstairs: fun basement, oil. h.-w.h.,
with good garage near Churches, 1lrc schools gd
seFms sa6 7RIPIf'Hs5SaR WIZ koaERs asfs s4tR st.
BURNT MILLS HILLS-Loyely brick home.
with more than, l acre of ground, living
shn se e ass oae .n anf Ssh Sn an m
ssf ssn gsSeSs Gs ss5es Ss ssSo LoWERY
location. 3 bedrooms and bath: large de
luxe kitchen living room t,, dining room
" Gi's Io%hRy MHLfoh ri
BtNGAIow, all brick. new; 5 rooms. full
sfse oo St t.ae sd5onins ns cRevesIy RS Nd price
kENsfSGfoNTWo ifenf homes nom one Just I'm
ished is handsome brick. 6-rm. and bath
bungalow with auto. heat; other built about
3 years is stately 6-rm., 2-Story brick;
both have large lots. Call Mr.; Godfrey.
STANLEY PEARSON. Realtor. sa3s Ga.
BELTsvILLE. MD.-2-story brick. 3 bed
rooms. city water, oil hot-water heat; lot
4 MODEST BuNGALoW@S5.5 500; rms,
sun porch, bath, shaded. No. 1929 Ed
monston ave, Decatur Hts, Bladensburg,
blocks from ANNAPOLIS rd,: all c0nT.
neighOo5hosd See any ns.s time owner so. in,
BETHESDA-An unusually comfortable and
inviting brick, 3-bedrm. home, situated on
"a acre of ground. Well-appointed living
rm with fireplace, large dining rm., modern
kitchen; sundeck, attached garage; gas air
conditioned heat. A. v. PISANI, S110 Wis
consin ave. OIL. 1900. 30
BETHESDA-Attractive 5-rm. modern
brick bungalow. on level wooded lot, close
to school and transportation: foored attie.
consin ave, OIL. 1900 80
BETHESDA-Attractive brick bungalow,
with unusual charm and superior construc-
ton; slate roof, rms. fun base, gas heat.
ige attic; immediate poss.. less than
WoRTHINGToN REALTY. s4e7 Ga. ave.
81. 1900. 9 am. to 8 pm; if no answer,
WooDsiDE PARK-It is seldom we set
price of SI9,950. Has bedrms.. rec. rm;
and 2 baths gar: for further details and
to purchase call WoRTHINGTON REALTY.
S427 Ga ave, 81. 3700. 8 am. to m;
II no answer, SH. 1918. 20
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HOUSES FOR sALE-soutbwest.

CoLORED-NEAR 8th AND F SW.-Va-
cant Semidet.. d large rms. and bath: coal
h.-w.h.: S7,450. A. M ROTH. woodward
BlGg, MA. 1896 -:H )
Evening star., 1947-01-29
MANOR OFFERS.

6-room brick. ami, S11 800.
8 rooms. 4 bedrooms. large lot, 81 $50.
rooms, automatic heat. in nearby
Maryland for only So $50
Other bargains. H. c. MAYNOR IL CO.,
2002 r. + ave. ne, NO. 1888. 81
Evening star., 1947-01-29
That new postman insists we don't look dramatic enough
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeast.

VACANT-Lyman pl. ne; 6-rm. rowlbrick.
modern kit, plenty of closets. storm win
doWs, oil heat. Only $500 down. l. M.
HOLLOMAN, Elk. $3.50; eve., TR. 32s5.
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CONTINUED sa Ne1s Page,
Evening star., 1947-01-29
ALL WA. 39OO--Riverdale bungalow: only
,450: large lot, chicken house ROBERT
DAVIS & CO. Hyattsyills; Nd.

tiful Colonial center-hall in beautiful, ex-
elusive Greenwich Forest. Fine lge. trees
and dogwood. lge. lot Lge. living rm, din.
ing, rm., kitchen, den with fireplace, half
bath, screened porch on 1st FIR; bedrms.
:, baths End flr gear garage; very attrac-
tive home I also have another very fine
home in Greenwich Forest. with bedrms;;;
bath on lst FIR CARLISLE r. STEPHEN
SON, WI. 1856; Sun. and ewes. WI. 6o40.
Evening star., 1947-01-29

thToughouf inc substitutes. call QUICK,
p sKM as$1 CAPE PRtil copnover acre land: full
beyond p, G, line. ROBERT MAGEE' RE.
sia,seo, sis? WIZ BRICK BUNGALOWS lse rms. /;
aniek enls posseesion p1s esa c0 RoBERr MACE RE
oNE otae oh'h oF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE de-
tached houses in the Metropolitan Area;
near Wisconsin aye. and luSt over the
iaSatortes IsafaShs Corner lot about aoxiIo feet;
garage: oil hot-water heat; the men will
all want TO live in the tower; price, So
tss aSe oss Ssl No fous s*Tss SS haf B
K ST. NV, MA. 1l66.
WOODACRES, MD, Mass. ave, extended
old Just redecorated. in restricted com
munity on large lot with rear portion fence
inclosed. There is attractive living room
fully fully ealipped Kitchen and side screened
porch on 1st floor; the Ind floor has 3 large
bedrooms and baths; lear bnllt-in ga
very reasonably priced at S19,950: Call
Wo. 54sa BOSS & PHELPS, INC, ll417 lld417
BEAUTIFUL CHEvERLY--4-bedroom brick
house: new, house, will be completed IN
out. has oil heat and, Of course, living room
door tioo and : bedrms. on end door; and he
house has Y baths. Cali Mr.. PECK: WO.
e5ss. REALTY SERVICE Co, 1927 od Eye
4 4 MaoDEsT COUNTRY PLACE; se.aoo.I
Bungalow, equivalent to rms, basement;
electric pump, water in; garage. poultry
houses; shade trees; 2n acres level; h,n rich
No 5; II miles south OF D. c.. miles
south of Clinton, Nd, Ia miles north Of
ThSRas Ipf4sp BrSose %s ss4s g b.; signs on so.
aIyEEH' snyER sWPhRINpG1vacant. Wh new som.
brick: lge. liv.- rm. with frepl, din. rm
modern kit. 3 bedrms-, tile bath. side
gPcsaai sgSPocspapaing 81 s5o: only 5000 down,
WOODSIDE REALTY CO, SH. 6440. 80
BETHESDA bedrm ma
sonry home, vacant: liv; rrn.. equipped kit
fuii bsmt.. gas heat, nice lot; close to
viii redecorate to suit: $4,000. WOOD
SIDE REALTY co. sHf 644e. 30
nr. stores and transp.: 1st- A. lir. .'rm.t
dining rm and kit; End a.. 3 bedrms.
Selling ssin ga at "a reduced price: MORRISON
AGENCY, sH. 3444. SH. S497 VI m.
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work to ensure a progressive slate OF
candidates in 1948".
Montana Chapter Organized
1t will be recalled that number of
liberals from over a dozen counties in
Montana met in Great Falls June 80
and reorganized the old Montana
Council for Progressive Political Ac-
tion into the Montana Progressive
Citizens of America Officers elected
were: President, William Davey of
Great Falls Vice President, Charlotte
Holtz, Portage; and Secretary-tr
urer, Chester Kinsey, Great Falls.
For more information on the MPCA
write to Secretary Kinsey, Box 859,
Great Falls.
The people's voice., 1947-07-18
Jobless Insurance

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who leave their
jobs in one state to return to their
homes in another state are now eli
under decision handed down by the
California Unemployment Compensa-
tion commission.
The people's voice., 1947-07-18

trade treaty between Sweden and Rus
sia last year. We were told to mind
our own business.
If the Truman Doctrine leads to
WARMTH Russia-the British Empire
will remain neutral. We can count
only two allies Franco in Spain, and
Argentina. Fortunately the intelli-