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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23

heavens. Trees and shrubs gave
ample evidence of having been
visited by Jack Frost with his paint
brush and pot Of many-colored
paints My friend and l agreed it
is a magnificent world The only
trouble is the people in it. A gor-
geous, beautiful, a prolific Mother
Nature and yet the people who live
upon her abundant bounty are so
nit witted that they are making life
on this old planet a dreadful mess.
Nevertheless there is no need to
grow discouraged and depressed
over the future of the human fam
lily. The old world has faced many a
dark hued crisis in the centuries
that have passed. And somehow she
always seems to stumble along and
come out of the trouble. When one
considers that mankind has only a.
bout 5000 years of recorded history,
one shouldn't grow too impatient
over the progress that is being made
There is still a lot of time.
OF course, all this doesn't mean
we should sit idly by and not do
all we can to help drive the clouds
away.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23
METHODIST JR. W.S.C.S.
MET AT HIATT HOME

The Methodist Jr. w. S. c. S. met
at the home of Mrs. William Hiatt
Friday evening, September II, with
eighteen members and three guests
present. Mrs. Joe Pondelick, presi-
dent, opened the meeting after
which Mrs. Ernest Ramsey led the
devotions. Rev. w. c. Stearns' topic
on the study of China was Foreign
Devils"
The meeting on October l will be
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23
FREEnOM on RESIDENCE

There is yet another matter hav-
ing a very important bearing on the
continually increasing use OF the
motor car, namely the greater free
dom which it affords as regards
choice of residence. First the motor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23

from Christmas Seal funds. Mon
tana has one mobile unit and one
portable unit working.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23

stead of an eyesore another silent
service to the community. CLACK'S
SERVICE, l.. J. Brown, Prop. (Adv)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23

Why should there not be a pa
tient confidence in the ultimate jus
tice of the people? Is there any bet
ter equal hope in the world?-
Abraham Lincoln.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23

held at the home of Mrs. E. c. Os-
theller with Mrs. Ernest Ramsey
as hostess
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23

Mr.. Virgil Fisher of Whitefish is
filling in as teacher of the lower
Grades at Trego until a permanent
teacher can be secured. Mr.. Fisher
is a brother of Mrs. Betty Vannice
who teaches the Stryker school.
Ted Baughn of Fish Lake teaches
the higher grades at Trego.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23
CLOSER BAGS A
BIG BLACK BEAR

Jerry Closer who is with the
forest service here, recently shot a
large black bear near Loon Lake
ging worms to go fishing when he
looked up and saw the bear watch
ing him. A shot from his 1920
finished off bruin.
The bear which dressed out at
200lbs. carried a beautiful pelt
Voluntary tuberculosis associa-
tions have in operation $50 X-ray
units, portable or stationary, which
were purchased in whole or part
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23
By Charles D. Rowe

what is man worth:
once listened to a famous doctor
of divinity ask that question during
a lecture he gave many times from
one end of the nation to the other.
He pointed out that if mans body
were reduced to its chemical parts
and sold on the market, it would
bring only a few cents. But mans
worth cannot be measured by an
evaluation of his physical body,
the famous man said. We all know
it is the spiritual characteristics of
man that give him outstanding
value. It is his mind-his character
his soul-his ability that must be
considered when one seeks to place
a value on a man. 1t is character
and ability and the use one makes
of ability that finally determine the
worth of a man and his value to
the society of his day
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-23
STRIKER
School Notes
Citizenship Club

CCllOuA 4NObCo
Citizenship Club
The meeting was called to order
bv the assisting chairman Mrs.
Vannice. The nominations were
opened for president. Those nom
mated we're Charlotte Roedel and
Thomas White. Thomas White was
elected. Russell Walters and Mary
Ann Blanchard were nominated for
secretary. Mary Ann was elected.
Several committees were chosen
by the president as follows: Wash
room. Thomas White; Busters, Char
lotte Roedel and Ann Tusen; Law
atory inspectors, Minnie Tusen, Rus
sell Walters; Flag, Laurence Roedel
and Susan Hampton; Eraser Dust
ers. Shirley Ripley; Librarian, Mary
Ann Blanchard; Playground inspec-
tors. Laurence Roedel and Shirley
Ripley: Program. Mary Ann Blan-
chard and Thomas White.
The meeting was adjourned.-Re-
ported by Charlotte Roedel.
Evening star., 1948-12-06
Panel Discussion
To Feature Schools

A panel discussion on the Alexan-
dria public school program will fea-
ture meeting of the Alexandria
Branch, American Association of
University Women, to be held at 8
pm. tomorrow at Chequire House,
!!'202 King street.
Mrs. Lyle Williams is chairman of
the Education Committee, which is
in charge of the program. Mrs. r.
H. Gorham will be the moderator
and the members of the panel are
Miss Geneva White, Mrs. c. E. Sipes,
Miss Madeline English and Miss
Louise Haire.
Members of the branch will spend
part of the evening packing a
Christmas box tor a foreign fellow,
Miss Lily linden, Luxembourg, who
was in this country last year on an
international study grant.
The arts group will meet Wednes-
day at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Cecil T. Dees, 3147 Martha Gusts
drive. Miss Amanda Sydnor will
lead the discussion on Ceramics
Among the Romans and Italians.
The international relations group
will join with the world affairs group
at a luncheon meeting to be held at
1890 pm. tomorrow at the AleXan-
dria YWCA. Miss Mary A. Dingman
will speak on the Marshall Plan.
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Baron MelviU Has
Tapauese luncheon

A colorful and highly seasoned
luncheon was given yesterday at
Ballyclare, the home Of Maj. John,
Baron Melvill van Carnbee.
The Royal Netherlands Army Of
fcer, who is on the Combined Chiefs
Of Staff here, was host at Javanese
Rijsttafel, one of those fabulous
meals that boasts around 20 courses.
Yesterday was the feast of st.
Nicolaas, which is really the Meth
erlanders' Christmas Day, so the
occasion was an especially gay one.
Among the 40 or so guests, Amer
lean, British, Dutch and Javanese
friends of the host, were Lady VIII
son, wife Of Field Marshal Lord
Maitland Wilson, and the Honorable
Miss T. Wilson; Miss Pauline Nor
gan, daughter of Gen. Sir William
Morgan, Rear Admiral Neill Phillips
and Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Ruddock
Evening star., 1948-12-06

Miss Ann Marie Jameson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. David F. jamie
son, and Mr.. Allen Gore Burnett.
son of Mrs. Brooke Burnett and the
late Mr.. jeff Burnett, were married
November "a in st. Anthony's Cath
olic Church, the Rev. Father John
j. Dressed officiating.
Escorted by her father, the bride
had as her matron of honor Mrs,
Kenneth Stansbury and as her maid
of honor her sister, Miss Mary
Frances Jameson. Her other at
tendants were Mrs. Harry Bonk and
Mrs. James H. Bowen. Mary Jane
Hawkshaw, cousin of the bride, was
flower girl and the ring bearer was
Michael Smith. also cousin Of the
bride.
Mr.. Fletcher Leroy Hauck was
best man and the ushers were the
Messrs. Jack D,Brien, James Gil
more and Thomas Cox.
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Benefits Planned This Week
Include Anz4al Gzild Partv

/ The Sacred Heart School Guild
will sponsor its second annual card
party and dance on Thursday at
the Shoreham Hotel. Card playing
will begin at pm. and dancing will
be from 10 pm. to l.
Proceeds will be used to provide
free text books to the elementary
pupils and for additional books for
the central grade school library
which was established by the guild
in 1916. Funds also will be used
for purchase Of equipment and sup
plies for the class rooms and gym
nasium.
Mrs. Allen Krouse is general chair
man of the affair and Mrs. Downey
Rice, of 1901 Irving street NV, is
in charge of tickets.
Patrons for. the party include Mr..
and Mrs. Paul c. Albus, Mrs. Kath-
arine c. Barry, Mrs. Loretta D.
Beale, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Berk-
eley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bier, Mrs
Joseph P. Browne, Mrs. Owen G..
Butts, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Callaghan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j. Collins,
Mrs. Lucretia E. Conlop, Mrs. r. j.
Conlon, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Poppola,
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Cox, DR..
A. Wendell Davis and DR.. and Mrs:
Charles E. Fferst.
National Womany Party
A Christmas benefit card
party will be sponsored by the Dis
trict Branch, National Woman's
Party, at 8 pm. Saturday at Alva
Belmont House, IA B street NE
There will also be food mart and
white elephant table.
Miss Cornelia Carter Is chairman
of arrangements for the party, as
sisted by Miss Bernice Lee. Mrs.
Adaline G. Lukens, Miss Ann Gill
man Paul, Mrs. Lucia Hanna Had
ley, Mrs. Grace Heacock, Mrs. Dora
Ogle, Mrs. Colder Norton Kimmel
and Mrs. Christabel Dodge.
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest Is
chairman of the committee making
arrangements for the sale, assisted
by Mrs. Henrietta Thornhill. Mrs.
Dorothy Spinks is chairman of a
committee Of the Virginia Branch
of the National Women's Party
which Is cooperating in the bene-
fit.
Grace Church Bazaar
A bazaar and spaghetti dinner
will be held by the Women of Grace
Episcopal Church in Silver Spring
at $50 pm. Wednesday in the
parish hall Of the church.
A feature of the bazaar will be
handmade jewelry and ceramics
made by the church hobby group.
Both fancy and utility aprons will
be for sale and a sweets booth will
feature cakes, pies and candies. No
reservations will be necessary.
Puerto Rican Benefit
The annual dance of the Puerto
Rican-American Women's League
will be held at pm. Friday at
Hotel 2400 for the benefit Of UNDER
privileged children in Puerto Rico.
Some Of the younger Puerto
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MangOrs Entertain

The second secretary Of the Nor
wegian Embassy and Mrs. Mangor
entertained at dinner last evening
in honor of their weekend house.
guests from New York, Count and
Countess Charles Szechenyi and
Baroness de Reitzes- -Marienwert.
This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Man
gor will give a small cocktail party
for them.
Present ut the dinner were the
Norwegian Ambassador and Nine
Munthe de Morgenstierne, Archduke
Felix of Hapsburg, Col. and Mrs.
M. Robert Guggenheim and Mr.. and
Mrs. william Randolph Hearst, jr.
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Bridge Luncheon

The Officers Wives Club of the
United States Public Health Serv-
ice will hold its December meeting
at the Kennedy Warren, Friday
December 10. Luncheon will be fol-
lowed by bridge. Hostesses for the
event will be Mrs. Vance Murray
Mrs. j. Frederick Bell, Mrs. Lloyd
D. FELTON,, Mrs. Randolph M. Grimm
Mrs. j. K. Hoskins and Mrs. Charles
L. Williams.
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limitations Issued

The Brazilian Naval Attache and
Nine. Attila Ache have issued in
vitations for a reception, Monday,
December 13 from $50 to $3.50
O'Clock. The fete will be given at
Wardman Park Hotel and the oc-
casion is in celebration of Brazilian
Navy Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Webb, jr.,
have issued invitations for a cock
tail party Sunday at their home,
1547 Forty-fourth street, in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcknight,
jr., of Atlanta. The party will be
from 4::30 to $50 o'clock. The Nc
knights will arrive the end of this
week.
Invitations have also been sent
out by Miss Frieda B. Hennock for
O reception and tea on December
Is in honor of Mrs. Wayne Coy, Mrs.
Edward M. Webster, Mrs. Rosel H.
Hyde, Mrs. Robert r. Jones, Mrs.
George e. Sterling and Mrs. Paul
A. Walker. The 5 to 7 o'clock party
VIII be at the Raleigh room Of the
Raleigh Hotel
Evening star., 1948-12-06

Rican members are expected to ap-
pear in costume and the dance
music will include both North
American and South of the-bor-
der" selections.
The league makes a substantial
contribution each year to agencies
in the island which assist homeless
destitute and sick children and
others who receive improper care
Mrs. Addison Bomberger is league
president and Mrs. Robert Thomp-
son is chairman of the Arrange
ments Committee for the dance.
Evening star., 1948-12-06

The bride OF Mr.. EdUtn
Delp is the former Miss Mar
garet Starkey daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy OWen
Stdrkey. Her Uedding took
place yesterday in the Full
Gospel Tabernacle, aoith the
ReU. B. E. Mahan Officiating
at the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Ward CrabiH Uas natron
of honor for her sister and
Mr.. Walter Delp Was his
brothers. best. man. UsherS
uere the MeSsrS. George
Stanton, Sherman Kirk, Paul
ChappeU and Robert Belcher.
The bridegroom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Delp.
Evening star., 1948-12-06
Sorority Ne1Vs

Members of the Washington Alum
nae Chapter Of Delta Gamma will
entertain Baltimore alumnae at a
dinner at $50 pm. tomorrow at the
University of Maryland Chapter
House. A Christmas program W.
be presented and members will
bring gifts to be distributed by the
Red Cross to patients at Walter
Reed Hospital.
Mrs. H. H. Beier and Mrs. Victor
r. Beach are handling reservations
The Metropolitan Alumnae of
Alpha Gamma Delta will hold a
Christmas meeting Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. c. M
Jansky. Miss Mary Louise Brown,
former dean of women at American
University, will discuss new books
suitable for Christmas shopping
lists.
Plans for the Christmas party to
be given at the st. Johns Orphan
age will be discussed at meeting
of the Pi Beta Phi Junior Alumnae
Club to be held at pm. tomorrow
at the residence of Mrs. Philip J.
Rush, 120 Danbury street S.W.
Washington alumnae of Alpha
Chi Omega will give a Christmas
party at pm. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Raymond L. Suppes,
national treasurer. The hostess and
Mrs. Paul H. Hayward will lead the
group in singing carols. Mrs.
Thomas e. Shroyer is handling
reservations.
The Junior Alumnae of Kappa
Kappa Gamma will hold an infor-
NAL Christmas party Thursday eve
ming at Meadowbrook Cabin on
East-West highway. Miss Patty
Evening star., 1948-12-06
John Waasaman IFS Son Christened
Miss Truman AHemds Party
Gen. Marras Feted informally
By Betty Beale

Washington apartyng yesterday from $3.50
o'clock
Marvin arrived
Miss her apartment
Hess smart cocktail dress the
Presidents
engagement
1t Efsio Narras
William Sale of the State Departments
to meet the dis
tinguished visitor.
Though affairs Marras while
here, this to
Air officers who have
Evening star., 1948-05-30
ARLINGTON (NORTH)

Exclusively, 2051 Wilson Blvd. OW, 4347
Evenings and Sunday. CHI 1927
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NR: CLIFTON TERRACES units, SEMI
get brick, new cond. inside and out; well
low expense; $4,000 cash; bal. easy: also
fNps5 SYKRs ieFm Box soTs sta
will reduce price for cash above 1st mort
ffEe THoMA CIRCLE 1Rsi Or vidN1TYrxce f Bust
nst Per ": price. $4,000; s0as cash.
skS9FR FE4aS e. IN ME- n.a955 as ArPs
ton. Yale rms. end baths, divided
into apis; ! apt, rms, bath; 3 apts.
bus ,stop. at door; 1oc fare to downtown
MI Mus by be spp only S be essh
down payment required. Call CHI 4la7.
HAxs 3 raa APT All p!2sst' better sae
than 15Te net cash return and some may
be bought with 100000 above the lst
sns Ray NOISE 81 $780,
with BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors
90 BRICK GARAGES with concrete floors;
less than 6is times annual income S140
per mo-. 5 yrs guaranteed; owner pays
iSVfsTMTEsT 1--WE GH5TE "a AorpPPothruN1rrrs-n pPta you
sTs eTes sn'eafi''f ea Mr. IN 5oes hesa Leo r.
ns MT 34S0 CO. 'f i415 * sss sIset fsss ns
g s1' BkicR iRhSaSiA,RAGE GARAGES with concrete hoors
sss per man man oWner T' 1A pays low % taxes s. only
fogk Foi g1ss;r1 APT BLDG, close to 2 6 6:
tion with tiled baths. nicely equipped
sn'fi 5el T. ssp s ho H no ans spLEx sH ESQ Rsi
FFivfE.sToRY APT. BLDG furnished, oil
nsa ssqg lowe over so4 5000 oss1 Yearly
5Ssa yeds dewn i1~ Eve E sss and W sum sssln.
PoiUR-FAMIIY Apt. BLDG; bargain at
sRs Te6 sl5MSGe Moaern s s.mSs 9s
eiiA; Cali now s MITCHELL Quick, i D1. 1881:
fsss; issg FAs SE&fos afas ST. y.w.-By owner;
verted into complete apis. with 3 baths.
a IT. onq sna vsesn sse asMy cd
NOR month INCOME Open today l to 8 pm.
Above 'lH% IN new cond'; also iarss arse apt. bids;
both places for sale at about 100000
b9 sD9at ss sq p dopa PArERs Rsonse p On 4s II and
Brand new family semidet. brick
men hs sss DDrSs sa 2q fuy rsa5n tSdD on k n'fs s
bsmt., separate gas and elec. meters for
each apt. ! blk. to bus, shopping and
new telephone bldg; S12.5O0. FHA 1st
trust. To be completed within g wks.
Open for inspection today 1851 HALEY
terrace s.e. EDWARD GAINES. PA. 5232.
4-FAMILY UNITS. se1,s5o semldet.
brick, oil heat. large basement with laun-
dry facilities; 1st trust, 81 $4,000; income.
approx. $4,000 yr. RUDDEN & CCHN.
INC I4.4 A st ~: nv: EX 27o5. ,
s1.94s: M H prieee 9 at At ses'566' With aS appros,
COIN s hss' iaa4 z naP;s. g. ns ss
AND FAMILY BLDGs.-Modern brick.
in excellent northwest location; and
bedIms a ssnan,s pay WHITES igs Gan Wo.
STORE AND 4 APIS. in excel retail sec
tion Of NV. store and ] apt. occupied By
owner; estimated income. S575 per mo:
price, $4,000. c. J. MENSKLL, sR.,
1910 Vermont ave. NV, NE. 2713; ewes.
VIZ WeLseBUILT, sIsi II MODERN 4,famfly duplex
rent 1882: chance for increase. Price,
s22. $50 Cali OWNER 6-s pm" DI
APARTMENT SPECIAL--Direct from own
er; 20 units; good \ W, location: yrly. Gross
rent, $1,000. Excel; terms to right
HAMILTON ST. N.W.-Better-type 4-fam.
duplex. Excellent condition. Should be
seen. DANIEL DIEFER & CO., ST. 33s1t
ewes. GE: 1887. 7.---- 80
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-05-30
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

bldg; 5000 sa It.; no pillars; 15-ft. cell.
. overhead doors; have sub-tenant for
100 So #. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1890. ---3
IST COMMERCIAL a rm. detached
house. lot Io5x15o: just over D. G. line,
fronting Indian Head road and dual
highway. near Livingston and Forest
SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1858; ewes, VI.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, central location
MR. ss4E' Msvis hElsEi aeST01i DV 1856 900 I"
LARGE AREA-Brick daylight bldg.; s.w;
section: either basement or 1st noor. Cail
MA, oo37 OF CH. 1000. Ext. 303. Il
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SUBURBAN RENT-vlRc,h,A.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

dsn;tyDe spsrtments, i0ssted within Q:
pu mns in CT can s pSTa..a o4 sson
not been increased beautifully financed
WobsfH sf a IA Tass 7ss xth RsF RsSRs MI
IUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
Corner Within M ss bloeEs of Dupont cireie
very reasonably priced Cali Mr.. Hunter,
st'snaI ss $780, BOSS sssPns' sRa ss'1fse. e
hkltckk t Bs!pe&ss sherman n, ave; nr, z9th ss :;
only oly ,o $3.50. EQUITABLE REALTY CO.
s5 MILES FROM D. C., on Route 55DDo-
ing nice year-'round business; filling sta
license Sn bar 'sfg restms iosely tour
list rms bath. modern electric kit. ware
rm., stone bldg, and all equipment for sale
must must sell due to i'll health. H. L. MAsE-
HNiMPRoVED mSEi iseSSRi GENERAL COMMERCIAL
Just outside city limits, in Alex. Lons
" Mui1eN e m siii col 0n5H bike. &c ox e 1852
VIRGINIA-3la acres of business property
near junction Of new, Shirley hwy. and
No. ]: diner now rented, produces $500
per mo. on. 5-year lease: practically new.
2-bedroom bungalow with oil heat. hard
now rents for 500 a month: ample room
for almost any type of expansion; low
price. For fun information and appoint,
R. DUNCAN CO, Realtors g. Insurers, 209
Rupley bldg s15 King ST., Alex. 80
LIST COMMIT. BladensburR I'd. n.e-This
valuable location, with $4,000 50. #.
suitable for stores and apts, can be
BOUGHT reasonable; other very desirable
r. G. DUNNE, HO. O700.
12-ROOM TOURIST HOME. completely
equipped. few minutes south of Alexan-
dria. on U. s.. No. l highway. now in sue
cessful operation and providing good
income and comfortable living for owner
proprietor. whose health necessitates sale !.
price S27,500, terms. r. L. RHINE
REALTY CO, 607 Prince St, Alex. Va.
TIE. 1926 Ewes. Alex 6911, Alex. 1852.
Once open Sundays pm.
307 5th ST. NV, opposite Kann,s-Mod-
ern 2-story and basement building, size
2Ox40 TT; good condition: suitable jewelry.
furrier, ladies' wear: attractively priced.
See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. DI. $500. Ewes,
CHI. a23S.
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1901 Columbia pike, Arlington. Va, CH.
I34l, OK. 219S. 80
BRICK BUNGALOWS
3-bedrm. bungalows, near Arlington For
est and Lee blvd These are delightful
houses for modern living, with lge. rms,
lge. closets. picture windows, full bsmts.
and kits. equipped with GE stoves and
refrigeratcrs and Beauty Craft steel cab
inets. To inspect, call
ASK-US REALTY co.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEAR Goth AND M SITS. NW.-2nd comm.
so it. front. $500 So #. area Excellent
alley substsn.laal cash reauiredss 1%.5 Woop-
NV, RE; $685. Sun. and ewes, Mr.. Nor
CORNER. LIST commercial near downtown
Govt bldgs. Possession Of firs.-foor store
at $50 600 WOODWARD & NORRIS,
Realtors. 723 goth st. NV. RE; $685..
Sun, and ewes. Mr.. Morris. jr.. GIL. O952.-1
end COMM, CORNER, l2o-ft; frontage on
Wson Son blvd nearby tor Arlington
laundry. used cars, etc. Unusually low
WOODWARD & NORRIS, Realtors, 723
10th st: NV, RE $685.. Sun. and eyes.
LARGE 5-RooM BRICK HOUSE on LIST
comm. lot. 4Ox120 fl. Fronting on very
busy thoroughfares in ne. section Of city:
Excellent location for any type Of retail
business or medical center CHAIKEN &
CO exclusive brokers', RE. s53s: Sun.
OV. 2120.
IDEAL RESIDENCE. store. delicatessen or
bakery. Large good Groom modern home,
lot 40xl50 on Bladensburg rd. ne. Priced
low as this property must be sold quickly.
Call today WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
3nS1 R ave ne, NO. 1903.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

2-APT. HOUSE, furn; center Of town;
river front; Sl1 800; cash, $4,000; bal.
like rent. Box "A, Titusville, Fla.
FLORIDA HOTEL-SALE OR TRADE-42
rooms, cocktail lounge, dining room, lobby.
way Al (Tamiami Traip. Few blocks
from Gulf Of Mexico and opposite country
club. Walking distance to Government
airport. The hotel faces highway, 272
feet by 2s0 feet, deep. Price. $4,000.
home in on trade. JOHN v. DEEGAN,
Realtor. Watrous Hotel Blds,, Sarasots.
Fla.
CONSIDER DEsoTo ACREs-A restricted
community of 2-acre homesites, adjoining
city limits of Sarasota, Fla, within 10
minutes of business district; no city taxes:
each lot 300x300; plenty Of room for fruit
trees flowers vegetable garden and chick
ems; prices begin at S7S5, with small
monthly payments; buy now and have sew
eral years in which to pay for a desir-
able place ready for you when you retire.
For descriptive folder, contact A. T. Tray
lor, 3515 l4th st: NV. PHI North 1882.
or VAN DAME ESTATES, INC, Box 1914.
Sarasota Florida
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CONN. AVE. COMMERCIAL

For sale or lease, 1912 Conn. ave. NV;
open for inspection. Sat. and Sun, l to
8 pm. This fine property features three
stories and street level basement, suitable
for ofices and shops immediate possession;
ment.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th street NV. sTerling 1900;
3ves., W1sc. o0e4. 80
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COMMERCIAL-DOW
L st.. near Conn. ave-25-ft. front. to
wide alley, 2nd commercial; price, $4,000
lust a1st Of 1T ST. 2 ra ipnns ssfs
VIII subdivide into 90 .5-ft. lots.
M st. NV. bet. 18th and 16th--2, 700
50. IT.; price, 49,500.
K St NV. 400 blk-s25 per 50. IT,
c. J. MEASELLSSr., 1910 Vermont ave.
RIM. 61O, ME. 2713; ewes. and Sun, DI.
0c05
Evening star., 1948-05-30
SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGINIA,
MODTFfED RAMRT,ER

MADxT 1Gx> xI12&NxoAxixb
This custom-built brick home with ver-
mont slate is q rarity on today's market;
very desirable floor plan comprising liv-
ing room 14x24 with fireplace, dining
room, equipped kitchen, hall to connect
ing bedroom and full bath on the 1st
noor; breezeway to. garage; on the End
floor. 2 spacious bedrooms, each with
double closets and another bath; full light
basement, automatic heat. copper plumb
ing, outside entrance, etc. Lot S2x1I0.
In very exclusive N. Arlington location
Ask for MI Carmile.