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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
The Libby Ski Tow
Begins Operations

In spite of the bitter cold weathe,
last Sunday there was a good turr
out of hardy skiiers for the frs,
official running of the Libby 81
CLUB tow this season. During chs
afternoon there were approxir11 a4,sIfg
fifty Skiiers on the hill, mostly
young people.
The warming shack" which the
CLUB built this last fall is a much
needed addition TO the comfort of
those at the hill. Free coffee and
doughnutS were served to make the
occasion a happy affair.
The tow will operate Sunday af-
ternoons and further notice will be
given concerning additional opera
tons
Children under Is years of age
are required to bring a permit |
signed by their parents for the
use OF the tow. Blanks are avail |
able either at the Library or the Ski
Hill. The charges for tow use are
as follows; Adults, SOC day, $500
for season ticket; Students Csc a
day or $3.50 for season tickets.
Libby Skiiers have been FORUM
ate during the holidays to have Jack
Raymond, ski instructor, home for
he holidays, to instruct them. Mr..
raymond, helped several enthus
asts on Sunday. On Monday and
Wednesday afternoon he conducted !
.lasses. Accidents are fewer and :
here is more pleasure in skiing :
the fundamentals are learned cor y
ectly. :
The skiing season is off to a good .
tart so round up your equipment :
nd get out on the hill :
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
LibbyCoup|e
FreezeFeet

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kochel OF
Libby, are in St. Luke's Hospital
Spokane, suffering from severely
frozen feet, shock and exposure. in
addition to bruises and decorations,
Wesley's right foot and both of Mrs
hochePS feet were frozen.
The accident which occurred a
bout 1890 Christmas night three
miles west of Libby on u. S. 2. was
caused by the car getting ont of
control on icy roads and going over
the bank Kochel was knocked nm
conscious but his wife revived him.
After being trapped in the car for
TOUR hours, they were able to free
themselves and climbed back to the
ROAD. The couple walked about
mile through the snow and a tenn
perature of 81 degrees below Zero
TO a farm house. During the wreck
ana resulting climb and hike Mrs |
hocheI lost both her shoes and her
one shoe, being compeIIed
70 make practically the entire walk
IN this condition.
Inc couple spent the night in
the farm house, being brought in
% LIBBY the next morning. where
after examination by physician
'ney were sent on the Streamliner
% the Spokane hospital.
hochel is employed in the 7 Nai1e
company mill. At last reports both
lie and his wife were said to he
n serious condition.
Another accident the same even-
ng occurred at HOO D. m. about
mile south of Libby on U. 6 .
'hen the car driven by Gunnar Lar
on left the highway. Fortunately
either Mr. nor Mrs. Larson wero
lJured. While the wrecker was il
n route to the scene of the acci1 t
emf, a car driven by c. R. Speed {
anne by and leaving the highwsv i.
rashed into the Larson car NJ h
erlouS injuries were sustained bv c
assengers of the cars but botI l;
ars suffered considerable dsr,ooa
An accident happened T1eSIjsI, p
ZOO and 300 D. m. when t.
spring broke on the 80 Chevrolet Ct
ueK driven by George Sager for L
1dys Bakery of Kalispeli. The R
oxen spring caused the truck ~ a.
across the road in front of =
D Plymouth coupe driven Hv Fra,il to
'lmmons on U. S. 2 four and ON r,,elN at
III miles south of Libby Neifbe,. 90
ger nor Irlmmons were serious pl
injured but Miss Veda Norden sd
no was with Trimmons sustainad -
ceratlonS of the face and IepS ~ anJ X
I right wrist was broken
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
LITTLE CHANGE IN TRUCK
AND CAR VALUATIONS

The County Assessors Office has
received the automobile and truck
valuations from the State Board
OF Equalization for the year 1949
The valuations are about the same
as last year with the exception of
bus valuations which are somewhat
changed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
Reports The Stote
Grange Convention

The following report of the State
grange convention recently held in
Mlssoula, was submitted to The
western News for publication BY
Lincoln County Pomona Grange No.
RESOLUTIONS passed by the Mon
lana State Grange at their recent
convention held in Missoula were
~ A call for an end to excessive
and unnecessary government snend-
ing ana recommended a general
ss tax Tor the support of Mon
taha schools. ~ That the practice
OF concerning of roads and bridges
ana then permitting them to be
Continued on Paee Sill
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30

Getner Greek The matter of chooS-
ing an advertising slogan was dis
cusSed, and il was the concensIIs
that slogan, if good one. would
be beneficial The Chamber con
siders putting on a contest to select
such slogan.
An announcement by the presi-
dent Joe FenneSsy Jr.. which was
OF considerable interest to the or
ganizatlon, was that the services of
+. j. Barkee have been retained
by the Chamber for special pro-
motlonal work in community prof
ectS Mr. Barkee, for many wears
local Penney manager has both the
ability and the personality to handle
such work in good shape
James Mahoney, chairman of the
Lincoln County Board of County
Commissioners. spoke against the
proposed Libby Dam, stating that it
could easily become responsible for
reducing the amount of taxable pro
perty IN the county to approx
mately $4,000 acres.
Following the program. dutch
lunch was served BY the Chamber
to all present The lunch. which
was prepared by Lincoln's Inn
proved to he one of the fastest and
best appreciated lunches of its type
the members could desire. The
next meeting of the Chamber win
be held in January and arranged
by the legislative committee.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
SUSPEND TROY LOGGING

The Neils logging crew at Troy
has been shifted to Warland on ac-
count of heavy snow in the Troy
area. Feeling at the mill was shifted
to the old peeler temporarily when
the pole pond froze over.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
Sentence Duncon
To 10-Yr. Term

CaSsiuS Tom Duncan pleaded
guilty to grand larceny and prior
conviction in District Court Mon
day, December q, Judge Dean King
OF Kalispell presiding. Duncan was
sentenced to 10 years in the State
Prison at Deer Lodge.
Harry Grambauer was granted a
decree quoting title to certain lots
IN Libby. Oliver Phillips was at
torney for the plaintiff.
William Larson was also granted
a decree quieting title to Libby lots.
The rest of the session was taken
up with probate matters. The next
session of District Court will be
Friday, January 81, 1949
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
RED CROSS CHAPTER
MEETS JANUARY 10

The South Lincoln County chan
Ter OF the American Red Cross viii
mold ITS annual meeting January IN
Tor the consideration of reporfs
election of officers and for trans,
action of such business as NAV nro-
perly come before the meeting
Isabel McGrade, Chapter President
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30

A well balanced and melodious
male quartet serenaded many Lib
by homes Christmas Eve, singing
Christmas carols. The group in
cluded Joe Apologize, Jim Maurer.
Freddie Brown and Burton Baker
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30

Warren G. Harding, a newspaper
man, owned the Marion, Ohio. Star
when he was elected president.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30
HOSPITAL NOTES

Born:-to Mr. and Mrs Georpe
u. Wehunt, girl. Dec 81. to Mr.
and Mrs. John Thede, a girl Dec.
Surglcal:-Ralph ChIpley. admit
ted Dec. %; Bob Russell, admitted
Dec "A; Fred Boothman, admitted
Dec "a; Victor Mertel. admitted
Dec 70, ski accident; Andrew STAN
Schror, admitted Dec %; Veda Wan
Norden, admitted Dec %, auto &C
cident.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-12-30

VContinued on Page Six
Evening star., 1948-03-28

Harold Fangboner have been added
to the sponsor list for the Pan
American dinner to be given at the
Mayflower on April 13. The dinner
which will be. attended by numerous
officials and prominent Capitalites,
will honor the 58th anniversary of
the Pan American Union.
Serving with Dean Henry Grat-
tan Doyle of George Washington
University, chairman of the ticket
committee, are Dr.. Lewis Hanke of
the Hispanic Foundation of the Lii
brary of Congress, Miss Muna Lee
of the Cultural Affairs Division of
the State Department, Mrs. Harold
L. Burton, Mrs. Leslie Biff1e and Mr.
Francisco J. Hernandez, chief of the
Pan American Unions Travel Di-
vision,
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Gibbs to Aryange
Fl01Uers for T0Mr

The Swedish, Greek and Philip
pine Embassies will be decorated by
garden clubs in the Washington
area to make this years house and
embassy tour one of the loveliest
ever held. The tour, that is being
held on April 10, from 2 till 6:15
o'clock, is for the benefit of the
Washington Home for Incurables.
Members of the Takoma Horticul-
tural Society. the Kenwood Garden
Club, Neighborhood Garden Club,
Washington Garden Club and the
Women's National Farm and Gar
den Association will arrange flowers
in the 10 outstanding homes or en-
bassies in the Sheridan Circle vi
cinity which will be open to the
public on that day. Tickets are
$3.50 each and may be purchased at
the American Automobile Associa-
ton, Raleigh Hotel, Hotel 2400 or
any Brentano Book Store in the
Metropolitan Area.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
State SOcietv

The Georgia State Society OF
Washington will have young Geor-
gians night at its dance Saturday
in the west ballroom Of the Shore
ham Hotel at 10 o'clock. All young
Georgians attending will be pre-
sented to the society by its presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Ramspeck.
Assisting Mrs. Ramspeck in re-
ceiVing will be Mr.. Ramspeck, Mr..
Evening star., 1948-03-28

and Mrs. Frank Greer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Tate, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Jackson, Mrs. Evie Walk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Ridgeway. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Rolls, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gasque, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Geeslin, Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Hinely,
Miss Lillian Google, Miss Martha
Brown, Miss Winona Thurston, Mr..
Joyce De Journette and Mr.. Jack
Parr.
For additional information, call
Mrs. ]. w. Thurston at Randolph
6833.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
Dinner Sponsors

Mrs. Daniel Stapleton. Mrs. Will
bur j. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling, and Mr..
Evening star., 1948-03-28

MRS. FRANKLIN J. GUTCHESS.
The former Miss Joceyn Flemng daughter OF the Federal
Works Administrator Maj Gen. Philip Broken Fleming,
Mrs Fleming OF Washington and Sandwich H. married
yesterday to Mr.. Franklin j. Gutcess of
Harold Gutchess of Philadelphia OF
Capital society attended their cedding Christ
Georgetown and the reception Which toowed at the Sugrave
Club. -HessIer Photo
Evening star., 1948-09-25
v. M. !. Appoints Coach

LEXINGTON, Va, Sept. Is R.-
Fred Land of Little Rock. Ark, for
mer Louisiana State tackle, has
been appointed an assistant to help
c. T. Manley, v. M. I. freshman
coach,
Evening star., 1948-09-25
.Schaeffer Cleans Up
In Finale al Lanham

Ed Outch) Schaefer of Floral
Park, Long Island, driving with a
left hand that was bandaged tightly
to shield an injury. scored grand
slam last night as he won the 100
lap Capital Championship on the
final 1948 midget automobile racing
card at West Lanham Speedway.
Some $500 persons braved the chill
weather to see the Flying Dutchman
win the third qualifying heat, the
second semifinal and then beat out
Mike Joseph in what was judged one
of the greatest 25-mile little cal
grinds ever staged anywhere.
Schaefer gained the pole position
and hoped out in front early In
the 100-lapper. However, Joseph
driving brilliantly, maneuvered past
Charlie Miller and Vernon Land to
get into the runnerup spot, and was
pressing Schaefer continually in
the last so laps.
| Schaefer'S time was 24.02.16
which was Ole off the track record
set by George Fonder for 100 laps a
year ago. Vernon Land finished third
Schaefer was presented with q
trophy as the winner of the Capital
Championship, and Joseph with a
similar award as the leading 1948
point scorer at Lanham.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
Ring Pilot McCorney
Dies After Brief Illness
By the Associufed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Willian
Leo Mccartney, rs, veteran boxing
manager, died at his home hert
yesterday after brief illness.
Mccartney, who once was associ.
ated with Joe Jacobs in handling
Max Schmeling and other fighters
became ill Tuesday night while at.
tending the Tony Zale- Marcel Ger.
dan bout at Jersey City.
Evening star., 1948-09-25

Ten years ago-Count Theo
Rossi won the Presidents Cup
Motorboat Regatta in world rec
ord time.
Evening star., 1948-09-25

Today a year ago-Billy Her.
man resigned as manager of the
Pittsburgh Pirates.
Five years ago-The New York
Yankees clinched the American
League pennant with a 2-1 vic
tory over Cleveland.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
Tukomu Decorators
Out of Softy Tourney

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 25.-The
Takoma Decorators were -on the
sidelines today following their "a
loss last night to the Atlanta (Gao
girls In the National Softball Con-
gress tourney.
The Takoma team will remain
here to play an exhibition game
Sunday. The Decorators won three
and lost two games in the tourna-
ment.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
TREES, $I7,5o0

Excellent ; bedroom COLONEL.
Corner location, decd end
street. Nestled in the quiet
shode Of many large trees.
Living room 2l'xlF with fire.
pIoee; playhouse on recr Icwn
for children. Exceptionally,
Jorge and we'll : equipped
kitchen and dinina room. Oil
heos; concrete ribbon drive,
Iarss screened conopisd
porch. Ayninss for entire
house.
Evening star., 1948-09-25

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in
the market for a good tackle fol-
lowing the release OF four men
bringing their roster down to 81
players-one below the league limit
Quarterback Al Drulis, End Paul
Flick and Tackles Paul Redfield and
Mitchell Olenski were let go.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
Neurs Tuno Record
With 85O-Pound Fish
By the Associoted Press

WEDGEPORT, Nova Scotia. Sept
25.-The largest tuna recorded thu
year, an 850-pound bluefln, wa
boated of nearby Soldiers Rip BY
Rod Sharp of Boston.
Sharp's catch weighed 80 pounds
less than one boated by Mrs. Ber
Crowninshield Of Palm Beach, Fla.
in 1947-a world record for 49,
thread line.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
SPACIOUS
Sz4,e5o

This outstondins Icrss Cape
Cod features bedroom, both,
and pine poneIed den Ista
floor; II living room, lssssii
dining room with wisdew
wing; z spaeious twin-sizs
bedrooms, both and sun deck
Ind floor. Best Of eeastruc-
tion including slate roof. cops
per cutters and dewnspeuss; a
Cos hest. This home 10 new I
house condition. Excellent
fomiIy location neor sehooIs,a
transportation and shoppias,o
Evening star., 1948-09-25
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5
UNIQUE
MODERN
$l5,e50

Liberal use OF tile, gloss
brick and stuinIess steel. Z
step-up twin-sizs bedrooms,
Jorge eoIored tile bath. tile
kitchen sink, indirect lighting,
corner windows, maple par-
quet floors. mirored gloss
fireplace, utility or breakfast
room, buiIt-in soross. Cos
heot, lot 75'xl5o sponnins
two streets. =.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
SteeIers Seek TuckIe

Seattle, outpointed Babe
InS lnoeleS 1A1
Evening star., 1948-09-25
Fights Lost Night
Bv the Assoe;oted Press

MIAMI, Fla.-Humberto Sierra, 131,
Havana, outpointed Jose Baby Con-
Zalez. 1894, Mexico City 10}.
OMAHA, Nebr. - Pat McCa1erty.
171h, Topeka, Kans.. outpointed Lee
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-Harry kid"
Mathews, 1904. Los Angeles, stopped
Bobby Seamon, l5a12, Los Angeles ~.
SPOKANE.-Eddie Jackson. 202,
lnoeieS 1Ah
Evening star., 1948-11-14
SHOWN TODAY . TO
peter j. hapan

PSoSA JsTAAo6oh H9H .
sss,soe-Eor ", veterans only: lge; s:bearTn
fall n.n 6smt,. gas s.-c: heat: lse. lot; con;
schools-idesl for children; best value Oh
today,s market; terms. $500 cash, balance
SO; !;5S5o@Lse. s;rm; and bath BUNGALOW
features. paneled din. rm., de luxe kit,
Venetian blinds. storm sash and screens,
oil heat: "a cash, balance monthly.
Sli,15O-For nonveterans: two Arm.
and bath brk. bunsalows, full bsmt. and
s.s os.on f praea asi 9 s.S 5000
cash payment il you can pay larger
SI2.356-Gis. attention: New 5-rm.
s,s, atss md Am sd PAN s
sDEs aesthers,ripped buii under ssret rHa
requirements: immediate possession: terms
as low as S1,100 cash and $66 per mo-,
plus taSss .ns Insu5.ncf g:l Srk Colonial,
rms. and bath, lge. 2o-.ft. liv. rm with
lures: terms. $4,000 cash.
S15,950-Convenient to University oi
Nd and Agriculture- Dept: beautiful Diet.
with f,reDlsee' Tesul.1,siYs din; sm' med
bedrms. full tiled bath, gas. a.-c. heat
Venetian blinds. aluminium stdym windows
and screens terms as low as So, 900 cash
VA and FHA approved Purchasers should
tieulsrs on above ana other properties eal
Rainier. Nd. Phone UN. S5s5; ewes, HI
3702. Open Sun. from 10 am. to I'm
Evening star., 1948-11-14
BELLEVUE FOREST

Exhibit home, open daily, = pm. to
81 baths tfirst-foor bedroom and BATH
panoramic view Of the golf course Of tn.
Washington Golf and Country Club neal
the extension of the Georee Washington
Memorial Parkway Directions to reach
Out Lee hwy to cherrydale. turn right or
Military I'd. to 3f41 N. Military I'd. ano
open sign.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agents. CHI. 3s3s; eve. anc
Eun GI 3S3S
Evening star., 1948-11-14
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRs,NIA.
SEE THESE TODAY

O|41 q &411k116 = O1~11&
rms. and bath, frame on lge. lot IN
Falls Church, $4,000.
3 bedrms., frame on nearly u acre;
walking distance of Fairfax High School;
S10.500
2-story brick, new, in Mclean; S15s5O.
Excellent 12-rm. frame, on 4 acres, In
Vienna, Va; $4,000.
Arm. frame, on nearly l acre; 20 miles
d. c.: S4,75O.
PENTAGON REALTY
Evening star., 1948-11-14
BEVERLY HILLS

Brick Colonial prewar built and in new
house condition; vacant, ready for imme-
diate occupancy; center-hall plan: drst
floor, living rm- bedrm. and complete bath
kitchen with large dining rm. and fireplace,
also fireplace in living rm.: second floor
has = big bedrms. and complete tiled bath;
half bath also In basement; built-in sarase,
oil heat; the lot is 79X115; the price is
So, son: several articles of furniture. russ
etc, may be purchased separate If required
Owner moved out of town. The property
will be shown only by definite appointment
through the ONCE of
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
,esoe Mt Vernon Ave. Alexandria, Va
Phone Alex oO7s. TIE. 2444. The Old
Reliable Once 14s
Evening star., 1948-11-14
BERKSHIRE GARDENS

Something new has been added TO thu
conventional. type housing to make THU
q more. comfortable livable and beautiful
trance to foyer with large picture window
on either side, large guest closet in, foyer
attractive ,iv. rn. with fireplace. adj. side
stairs, din. rm. includes chair raj, spar.
klirs bright work saving kit with lots, q
extra equip. "a tiled bath on 1st n; ful
bsn1t with plumbing roughed In for Law
Attractive price and terms.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

TWO FLOORS. suitable for any business.
also Twins, quarters, over jewelry store.
aqpiSs ea1 NA olS 7sts ssh st. NV" am to Pm'
CfLARENDoN@New store, d.licat.ssen' or
shop; also newly remodeled bldg. OF 4
separately. si a Wv Good for @ store Beauty shop
or ofices. doctor, ms, and re, etc. CH.
TWo RMS. FOR RENT. srd f., sl2 18th
st. NV, bet. and 6 sts.;, suitable for
shop or once. Rent reasonable. Call D1.
ssFrESF :ss 4. sr.or sa :u'ss: ol sss ss #
ks GEo Afasssss!s sea co. ei s
ExCEELENr q q 4 Es NV" GEoRGETowN % Gf2S business
apts. available at once THos. 3. WALSH.
ss u.s. ST g. nv NWEntiT. st. nT Rn 9nd 1907 oor he.
eEs qaS IS IT, REa satfse e. ssoo
shop. front and rear entrances; will re-
model to suit; $35 month. 525 9Th st. n ".
aI11 COLUMBIA PIKE. bet. shopping
center and theater, Peoples DRUG and
doctor, Sits, once; etc. GL 1855. -l6
SPACE in LARGE ss,s a.s .Sop soay
NHeio We OFFER FER FOR Hii Lease at Wheston Nd;
building ssaqy y. nTp,r aao ono
cupies a large 3.bedrm. apt. on end door
and operates going srocery business ea eea
It: the lease includes parking space TO
side and rear Of building. CRANE d
HELAN, 81. 1000.
BUILDING FOR RENT
New store bldg. Fireproof. concrete
ONCE or wholesale facilities adaptable for
mercha ndisins. Dept. store. furn. store,
auto. showrm. etc. Adj: to 5 acres OF
enjoys the larsest purchasins retail sales
Of any section in the Metropolitan area.
This Is Washingtons new downtown.
LOUIS BURMAN
Evening star., 1948-11-14
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelhlA,
MQIINT VERNON BLVD.

On river side of blvd, among Handsome
full frame house with red cedar siding;
throuehout; unused. except on rare ocea-
porch, library or den, .lge. bedrm.. tiled
bath, din: rm. with bay window. lgee;
kit. and breakfast rm.. maids rm., AZ
tiled bath on ind A.; full bsmt. with room
for garage, oil heat, q bath. 1t would
be hard to fnd SO much value on today
once because Of owners illness. Seen by
appointment only. BERNICE CARTER
DAVIS. Realtor TIE 33O5 -l6
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Fairfax 39B. IA
STUDIO BRICK HOME

With income apt. This charming home is
Iocated in nearby, Arlington, near Colonial
village. Wilson blvd, and Just of Lee
in excellent condition. Rooms include on
the first floor, large entrance hall, chapel
ceiling living room with fireplace and
large deck with French doors from the
living ROOM, dining room l1x15). modern
up-t the minute equipped kitchen. screened
room 1lx12) and tiled bath. On the
md floor; the, income apt. consists of
entrance hall, living room u2x15}, large
deck porch. bedroom 1Ox12) and bath.
The full basement contains recreation
room, bath laundry and lear tandem
garage. 1mmed. possession. Price. $21,-
600.
George Mason Green Co.
2s46 Wilson blvd, CHI. 3s3s; eyes, and
Evening star., 1948-11-14
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRelNlA.

a Shopping Days til Christmas
start your Christmas shopping early and
home. The perisction IN IN. eonstruetion q
this fne home is unauestionable and it.,
iandseaped lawn and peauoted by : eonv
built-in MI, garage rage With With an overhead door
equipped home with oil heat and q full
basement which which affords an air.conditioned
rm. and fireplace. The lst d. offers
spacious liv. rm:, with real vood-burnins
fireplace. a full-size din. rm., modern
elec. equipped kit, cosy den, together
with q glassed-in sun porch. The upper
H. features 3 roomy bedrms., tile bath,
ample closet space. The master bedrm.
Is complete with gleaming tile bath.
priced at $500 and conv.- terms can
6e arransed. It is located at 103 W:
Sun. from 1-8 pm. Other times by ap-
pointment only. Exclusive with
S. ]. GNASH CO., INC.
Your veteran broker and insurer, 9l3
Va