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Atkinson, D. {. Champion.
To Shoot for u. 5. Honors

Washington representative in the
champion of champions trap
shooting event next month at
Vandalia, Ohio, will be George
Atkinson. He won the District title
yesterday with 195x200 score in
the Washington Gun Clubs an.
nual competition.
Highest score was fred by Calvin
Michaels of Aberdeen, Md, the
Maryland State titlist. who broke
200 straight targets. He was not
eligible for the local crown. Second
in the District shoot was Col. E.
D. Comm, 1893, followed by Joe
Miller, 191.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
D. C. Area Sailors Bring Home
Fat Share of ANNAPOLIS SpoiIs
FOR TONIGHT.
@ =

figuring what boat made the best
average elapsed time. This gave
first to Ray, second to Veith and
third to Willis.
Trophy presentations were made
by Commodore Emory Rice.
Evening star., 1948-07-12
Potty Defeats Bernard
In French Tennis Final
By the Asseeiafsd Press

PARIS, July 12.-Budge Patty OF
Los Angeles won the French In
ternational tennis tournament yes
terday by defeating Marcel Bernard.
Frances top player, Ga, 6-1. Ber-
nard had eliminated Wimbledon
Champion Bob Falkenburg in the
semifinals.
Falkenburg, still far of form, and
Patty were defeated in the final
round of the mems doubles, 60.
6-4, by the Australian pair of John
Bromwich and Frank Sedgman.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13

the right direction and a. ehsour-
aging example Is the states
Christian Science Monitor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13
Murray Asks Sale
OF Indian Land

Washington-Senator Murray
of Montana last week asked Sec
rotary of Interior Krug to recon-
mend approval of a bill to per-
nit the sale of certain Indian
lands in Montana.
The legislation, now on Presi-
dent Truman's desk, would per-
nit sale of approximately SO, 00C
acres of land on Indian reserva-
tons
Murray said the land is being
leased to Indians who want tc
buy it, but who cannot do it un
til the bill becomes law.
"The bill when approved will
return these lands tax b II
status and thus provide addition
al revenue for municipal, count.
and state purposes so that SOM
relief will thereby be provides
for the overburdened taxpayer
of the localities effected" Murra.
said.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13
Council To Meet
Feb. Is For Vet
Welfare Program

The Blackfeet Tribal Business
Council will hold a special meet
ing on February 10 devoted to
the welfare of Indian war veter-
ans of the Blackfeet reservation.
In the meantime it is proposed
that the veterans hold a meeting
to formulate a program, which
t h e y: can propose to the Tribal
Council when it meets.
Chairman Magee said that his
group are anxious to make avail
able to the veterans benefits and
advantages that should accrue to
them in business to them as men
who served the nation in the hour
of peril.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13
Ladeeez, Gentlemen!

Step right this way and see
Buxom Betty, the Dancing Girl,
the only girl in the world who
can dance in four direction at the
same time!
You've all heard them, folks
those old carnival bankers, and
every time you do, you see a lot
of smiling faces and eyes shin
ing in anticipation of things to
come. It's a sight you don't
want to miss this Saturday, VAL
entine's Day at the American
Legion Club. at one of the big
gest carnivals ever to be staged
in Browning. Things get under
way about 8 p. m.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13
ILamey Seeks
|Governorship
Continued from maze one)

tcont,nued from page one]
Montana, and caused him to con-
tribute his efforts to the develop
ment of many Of the states in
dustries.
His varied activities have in
cluded participation in Montana's
professional, fraternal and civic
affairs. He served as president
of the State Bar Association and
Department Commander of the
American Legion of Montana,
and acted as chairman of the
committee which drafted Mon
tana's social security, unemploy-
and public welfare statutes.
Asa result Of his services
in World War at home and in
France as q member ofthe United
Marine Corps. in which he rose
from the rank of private to first
lieutenant, Lamey has taken a
deep interest in veterans affairs.
He served three years as a men,
Der of the National Americanism
Committee of the American Leg.
ion and is now a member of the
National Defense Committee of
t h a t organization. He is also
a member of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. :
Lam e y maintained his law
Office in Havre until 1910, when
he moved to Billings, where he
has continued a general practice
to the present time.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13

Subscription $500 year In advance.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13
REPEAL The MARGARINE TAX

1t is seldom that the effect of
tax is felt primarily in the kit
chen and on the dinner table.
Most governments are reluctant
to tax food. The United States
Government tax on colored mar
garine is an exception, and one
that weighs heavily on family
budgets in these days of h g h
food costs.
The collections from the mar
garine excise for 1916 were just
under SIS, 900, 0O0-not a major
item in a $39, 900, 10000 budget
but consequential one in many
household allowances.
Several bills are pending in
Congress to repeal this discrim-
inatory tax. Some are sure to be
pressed strongly.
Even favorable action by Con.
gress would not assure house.
wives of free access to colored
margarine in their stores in all
states of the Union. In fact, the
laws of % states still require
margarine to be bleached white.
Legislatures of four Of the
states which bar colored mar.
garine now are in session. In
Massachusetts, proposals are
pending to repeal this prohibition,
1t is likely that similar bills
will be considered in the othel
three-New York, New Jersey
and California.
There is another Federal mar
garine tax which could well be
overhauled. This is the annua
license f zee for manufacturers
(so-called) of margarine, which
has been so construed that any
hotel, restaurant, boarding house
private hospital, orphanage o.
oil folks home that mixes colol
into margarines for its a b ! :
must pay $500 year.
Even federal legislation canno'
remove all the discrimination:
which deny consumers an un
hampered choice between mar
garine and butter. But repeal o
the federal tax on colored mar
garine would be a long S t e p il
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13
Herbert On Honor Roll

Information from the School of
Mines at Butte is that Herbert
Sherburne, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sherburne, made the hon.
or roll the first quarter. A fresh
man at the school, he was the
only one of a large class to get a
100 per cent grade in solid geom-
etry during the quarter.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13
Pixies Fighters Win

The Lawrence, Kansas, Jour-
nal-World includes in its story of
a recent boxing bout a ard be-
tween the Haskell Institute crew
and Wichita and Topeka boxers
the fact that the Indians of Coach
Jim (Pixie) kipp won two out of
three decisions.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13
Card Of Thanks

We take this means of express
ing our thanks to our friends
for their sympathy and kindness
extended us in the death of our
beloved infant son, Irwin Leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Cobell
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13
Notice

There will be no meeting of
the Junior Rifle Club this even
ing.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13

Mrs. Ruth Fitzgerald of Otis,
Colo. is here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGovern.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-02-13

Wise Americans are looking be-
y0nd this years Thanksgiving table
and building future happy Thanks
their families through regular bur
chase Of Savings Bonds. Millions of
Americans can be thankful for the
Payroll Savings Plan for the oppor-
trnity of buying Bonds where they
work and the Bond-A-MOnth Plan
where they bank. Protect your
famiiy's future with United States
Savings Bonds. U. S. Treasury Dcpa,.acr,
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Evening star., 1948-10-24
LOTS FOR SALE.

LoRcoM LANE, cor. Jackson, Arlington.
miles b. c.; $4,000; OWNER, OR. 1923
ARLINGToN-1o detached or e-tamiIy
sSS5s sS!s; sss is'' So f. si7SoS BOWERS !r'
4 LOTS, soxooo each: city water and elec::
zIy1N zf!Hp EST5sd M II ssSs s., saltinof. sys'
sss Wooded Ssu e in le ons 4 Ssrthsra
G1nd ans se RGs Wodde1 shE as de-
acre acre tracts: priced from $1,000 and up.
o WsRD sa Wsss RoswsnL g. fE fEnsE spa
i4rHsiTy oTaS PSRk kLfS Mp 5s?o idea, home.
N n1d nfxphEY syfDinSs' Hills Mn Grove BLK oi
gTadsy lane lane .gd on Esss lg.ss rgs fd p.r
sstnlos fset los WITH fs beautifuI trees t.
than acres Of ground. grand site for
S j. s koSb Si 'iR me- ,. a3n ssa
sfyrEaL 1tsIsE aoMEsrGEs as ;, e,s;;5s ss ;s
Safvf sifs fl'ss eHA5E svEfs yFfw eF so.s paved
t61o fTss sr7.9 sn s0asd $685. oWsER ~ ae611 7s
SILVER SPRING AREA (Wheaton. MIDI
so beautiful wooded and cleared home-
phen. ssss 1aSo" .ns "assl ss .1.isS. AZ sSeSss5s
ROCK U CREEK HILLS. Md adjoining
beautiful partly wooded homesites on
Knoll. facing parkway: ideal for ramblerss
ali utilities; $3.50 ea.; terms. OWNER
sSiHERRYDALE, I'll vA.-Lot soxso; near
schools, transportation, shopping; all nm.
RsTTENTIoN. BUiLDERs-1oh acres On
Lorcome lane, ia miles from Key Bridge;
ideal for subdivision into small estates;
81 500 per acre. Call Mr. Moore. ma.
- -: ewes, TIE 1885. HARRY DREISEN.
GIG Bond Building, .
CONTINUED On Next Pass.l
Evening star., 1948-10-24

|. WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE.
frame or brcs Thte Me or
WANTED FOR INVESTMENT, stores,
houses and old houses to remodel; will
WILL VIZ efSs PaY CASH IA sfa4 far small home within
WILL rSR6AssE l.a.iao HOUSES w. e5lck s,' 1o Or
eS 81 CASH 1ar no sssIs9 ss%%sses r., I'll ssp
CLARKE, AZ 9th s; NV; DI; 1851.
has bHnx GEsTs n ,eod9 Gr 51 p sd sns
4-famls apartments; will charge So
commission. Box 114-E, Star. -"6
HAVE BUYERS for properties Of greater
improvements or condition: Call F. X
BARRY, BARRY, evenings, ia. $500; days, NE.
ATTENTION, Cliff you wish to sell your
house. I will buy or sell it for you Please
call MR.. WALTER MILLER. ME- 540O or
Will VII ''fS; PAY CASH for large church or
MR.. DIXON at sT, 1900 or Ho. 2343
evenings. lBroker)
sAs spS4ss SAsa for S ssDGn AZ e ss
s. VIE fiR s su1 R on Sea sELE yoyk ossS sS1sr
tsaaf eF''e rhff o, fssFff
THlNkiSc MH idS or OF Pl. sfffTNe,-xour ELI hem.
SGSghs EY EcKERF < Ssa Ex E01 1s sfsut' call R. STAN
FROM OWNER. small home nr; R: I. ave:
ne Bladenseurg r. or Defense hwy;
CONSIDERING SELLING?"
Chaser dss Why ' not oe' consult us' without
obligation, of course
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. woodward BLDG. RE. ll6e.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
ARLINGTON COUNTY
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
APPROXIMATELY 5 900 SO. FIT. 134a s
OK. 1860. Ewes. GIL. 144l

5000 SO. FT.. 1:,4a So
Capitol st. at the foot OF So: Capitol St
Bridge. Wi remodel to suit tenants
needs BASILIKO INVESTMENT CORP,
APPROX. 5000 50. FT., end comm, rear
9th and SITS. n.w-4 floors and elevator:
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service of
pkg. mdse. incl. local del and ut-of-town
shipping, via truck or rail. is the modern
method for broker, factory rep. Of natl;
co. so Fla. ave. ne, HO. O6s?.
COLD ROOM, 41s7 GU. fl, plus @.05? SO.
it open space; 1S-ft ceiling: r. r. siding
and loading. dock; S:75 month. A: M.
NEAR 10th and FRANKLIN NE.-6.400
month. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1870, SO.
for sale or rent--Approx
tions. viii convert to i unit if desired
Railroad siding. 4 loading platforms, car
level; l6 ~ nigh; truck entrance; 1000
1T. parking lot. l section is equip.
with lee refrigeration box. Will sell,
rent in sections or rent as whole.
Concrete floor suitable for heavy manu-
featuring. distributing. laundry: Apply to
SAM BAROCAS, 10l Duke ST., Alex. Va,
TIE. 1850: Sat. and Sun, RA. 1895. "a
5000 PER MO; 5000 so. #; downtown
alley storage warehouse.
Also l:,500 So. it., South Capitol area.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 H ST. NV. Realtors, MA $500
Evening star., 1948-10-24

SPECIAL BARGAIN-c9rnero odss 1s1 &c! CONNER m. r,
to build stores, 5-unit mt PIGS. rsntea der tor
to secure this bargain. Attention brokers
NEAR 18th and columb,s rd,-4-S,ory
sonatl:oI sonably priced. Terms. safe investment
Welding large return Caii Az Mr.; u1 laTven' sItn
81. $500, with E. M. FRY INC WI. q. ~
SPECIAL BARGAN-Takoma Park-5-;unit
bldg; rents 81 96S per annum: lot l0ox
a 500 months income sns ,. pay for this
eoMnEkt1af s15s A;t .fdaf fFkoFFEEEIffs ssm.! xa5s-
able for iong-term lease. showns unusually
high return; ground value alone 1ustlnes
the price; this property merits your ooI3 con
WARD & NORRIS, 7ss soth st. NV: RE.
sse'ssfioRy APT BLDG-closs-ip rs: area. ssr
psov Sntq?n OIL RoobwaRb AZ 5an'os NoRs
STORE "a fp'R WI4H II ns sPAkTMEST R1 aSsf in svaas
% owner except insgTsne;s s; and and tGMF .sSsf
1enNiT EM: fTl4 APT. se1 s5o-ultra modern;
fastest moyins section Of D. G. rent rent ~ IN
FOR FOR si6,.so You You will get saee per mo
sF3s gh'i is ussd ss'"s as On apts sam SD
one iSE' BRANDNEw. wELL-BUrLr a-family
apt; close to Capitol and House Once Once
s$SSSS. As5 sd, PROMPTLY ~ I;, :. THOMAS p
1-rAMILY APT APT. HOUSE; rms; each apt
RaSE Rrsf SARGr s4eG" MopfRS RneRs f APT
eraging. about l5o units each, also have
nf N% sR eR RaRRY ssF 's coHHs hG 'Hht re-
Brick APT. located in a LIST commercial
zone: ideal for professional bids; 800
ss's pf SEAL be rs4S s!s1 sR H.
4os.a,i '"ai ieftiPI MELLON ST. s.E.-rwo 4,fsm-
tenants s tssi furnish h heat and utilities HARRY
Sfa Hsfs,f Ps
sSdns s9Hd sss % rds sdm agsa
Community; comm HSs ! stories, Apartments a
large rooms and bath. all rented: space
feF en srm snd fsrm sudns a
owner will show books. LEONARD
sREFr tokSER e Hiis Modern Ms apt BLDG near
Lee blvd, 5 min from Pentason, Fl: Myer;
all aTss anet ans S. of fnd bafn tu
incinerator. oil heat, parking: facilities
and storage rrn. for tenants: priced to sell
with excellent terms Ray MORSE coRp 81
I HAVE BUYERS with cash for all size
or price apt. houses or cnmmercial prop- oI,
erty eeratSyo IN any area, RAY MORSE sH
FoUReFAMILY CONVERTED APT. fnrn..
dss'ns ds9 only for rHos Per BRowN Re SON n s15
NEAR r Md. c. LINE-1s5, 900 So 1T.
of level ground, with 800 #. of railroad
siding in. at soc, 50. ft.;, price INCLUDES
with $3.50 month rental income; reason,
ieFAMfIY iots safGi Bkk n pHrLRx: indiyidu.l gas
RAMpo1PH Espif1t fiftian re- is RF1seor rR sH 2ss A
i. FAMILY APT. sci, $50, with 5000
income; $4,000 first trust. MITCHELL
QUICK, owner, ST. 3S22; ewes, RA. 34lS.
attr 2-story det.
brick apt house. consisting OF IL apis
and janitor's quarters; building is in nnest
possible condition and has not been onered
for sale before by owner: located on one
Of the most exclusive streets n Georss 8" Ts-
chaser; Oil heat. Address replies to Box
sfRiLffSGSToN-a STetN stores, 8 .pts.. on main
s1snSss s4s, ,Soo: ist nI trust. sss,5oo VIII con
slider trade or cash as down payment
Bay N'rs sH .si,or. sson pu T5th ssbs BROWN
Evening star., 1948-10-24
HARRY I. FREEDMAN
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

611 9Th ST. N.W.-Large bldg, 3-story
containing 13 rms. 2 baths; to be used
Tor commercial purposes only. GUARANTY
REALTY, INC, MA. 05S7. pa
DINING CARS-We have available some of
the outstanding locations for the erection
OF dining cars, with parking facilities
For responsible tenants we will consider
the erection OF these dining cars. LOUIS
BURMAN. RE. 1868 rs
USED CAR LOT, 7Ox14O it.; located on M
st. Sc. near 8. Capitol ST.; complete with
once. sign and lights; low rent; long lease
sos BoNFANT sTMLess than block
from Ga, ave-. Silver Spring: Md.--2-story
frame house: 4 bedrooms "a baths, large
with lavatory; will remodel to suit tenant;
large lot in rear. suitable for parking
Telephone ST. 554S or see your own
vii Son BLvD.-store. also end floor for
of1ices or combination business and living
CLARENDoN-store 1sxe4, also ofhces;
suitable for doctors or other prof. ofices.
Call after 8 pm, Gil. 1854.
SMALL SPACE. two-story, in fireproof
building near south end OF 14th Street
Bridge; 500 per month. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 11l9 X st. NV, MA. 1896.
3rd FLOOR. four rooms with full bath;
available for ofices or workrooms Apply
724 l1th st. NV. Ma. 1895 weekdays. 25'
AUTO REPAIR SHOP, equipped with 'front.'
end machine. electric welder; seer ca-
TJrion oS53 24*
Evening star., 1948-10-24
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,

GOAL i,aY!tl;D; YARD, Arlington; ya.m54 900 50.
trestle' two 20-ton scales. oflce and ga
PefSs nne saih Bids MaroS 81 sol
sssi;i cekNiEERs f., asfkS1tck BUILDING on BALTIC
cali Mr.: PAYNE Nj. p 4sse, ci EXT. steftsii, sff,
CHo,eEE Ci6 ,eEITzEbL zSb SfkA4pS,c.y ~ located
Triangle, fronting on either Ga. ave. ex-
tended or veirs Mill rd, priced at less than
PRICE & CO. Realtors, ''IeT'' iisoI Ga. = ave. e
cSmMFRo Wsss pI Tors 1sa i or II. Pk v. oas
Wheaton, colesyille and Glenmont areas
Res5tor; Ess} r. iiSo1 Ga. ave: ewheaton5: PL:
5000 SO. FT, brick, heated, with r: r.
'S2u me1sh 9aS ,osoSs fSSH sSf1 RE S,;,1s
approx: :2ox7o; suitable for laundry or
g ss NJ n, Kisle. TEo 4 4 ERSnSsTEiss ESS &
eoMERc1Ai con- s. LocArioNfoT 6E 9fop home and
business. Adjacent to Arlandria shopping
tist. Ample parking. $3.50 monthly. Com,
81 A1 BL5Gk 5dss KESSfp4 a SK ts? ST. OTIS sot
brick, lst commercial: double store with
apt. above; also 3-apt house on Illinois
ave; Call MANUEL HYMAN. RE 1919
%AcANT@Ii4o " CA T2og.o l. ST. Nw-rwo-story
brick building MURRAY CO. MA. 1865
ANACOsTIA, on Good Hope .rd s.e.-Va-
cant. lst commercial, 24-ft. front,
TR. 440O, VI. 1915. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. 1345 Good Hope rd. Sc.
2OO-FT. FRONTAGE on Lee blvd.-90, 600
So. IT. of commercial zoned property, ir
one of the best business locations on the
hwy; 15 minutes from Wash, D. C. We
suggest early inspection.
CTNfAN Qy CEAV
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FLORIDA GARDEN FARMS

Marion County, Fla, vic. Of .Ocala and
Silver Springs. Well adapted for growing
vegetables and citrus groves. All farms
accessible to good roads, electricity. This
area is Florida finest climate for year
round living. bathing, fishing, hunting
and free from hurricane worries. Total
cost for ia acres cleared, S425. $50
down. SIS mo- Larger. tracts uncleared,
4Oro less. This offer is limited, so act now
and remember the future belongs only to
those who prepare for it,. Complete details
and literature available through owner and
subdivder. GEO. w. ROBERTSON. Real
tor S1Ot Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Nd.
WI SC6c -o9
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AN EXCELLENT small investment =
stores and 3 apartments. in, developing
section: $1,000 income now. which can be
by wEAVER assns
INC, washington Bldg, D1. $500; ewes.
sHoPFiSG CENTER. in the District; :, near e. :
with a frontage Of $50 feet adjoining 1903
or sorss on Gm most any
ness. in this new and fast-growing. sec
tion is becoming greater daily; out-of-city
any cash aFns oer viii er sSHae sGo e
G. G. DUTY 1924 Vermont ave, Ma
tienal 44s3 or ordway 3069. IS
22I KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Open / to dark.
home, nor s'n' IN this desirable shopping area
j. II. NICHOLSON, ST. 1000
DoNUT AND FROZEN CUsTARD shop.
DONG good business; selling due to health.
iro1 sa1oNR iath .na sts ns g. m 03 18th
Stt;ws-story and basement p5iek 1bgilding.
GREGG 'nhaS Investment suildins, Re, 254s:
ON CARLINE, 2 rms, excel cond., St.
sutsse foT any Dusnsis ni a So
FIRST FIR COMM. 4G4s Minn. ave ave. ne ne; fast
growing business section; lot 3Ox130 with
S-rm. mouse. no tease: SlU,UUl, naH cash.
IasP.s. ph9ns OWNER EN-. 's41S' Brokers .gs gs0-
ROW BRICK, 1-story, full basement, 8
rooms; lust remodeled for ofhees or other
near 4. e' K sEGnYE i4oo St. :" "
NEAR Goth AND L SITS. N.w,-vscsnt
Ist commetsial; newly remodeled BIDS; is.
moo seF' p,ssd ace 6sR S i ifn 'ig sDo1 s%S FL
Re- lso a1s7 r. or Or TR Ry I2s5 NV ~ ~ss .n;s,v
ment brick building and garaee; Is rooms,
80 baths, Ideal for remodelinE INTO
eyss sRos. Cd lNG 5a4S' Washington slds d. $780,
CONN. AVE. N.w.-1ncome producing; 4
stories and bsmt;, oil heat reas. down
BRifysfsaBLE RiymfssnaiB EF FRcrEkrY sa in 200 block Pa
Sy handle nw for rW SSle sssS Small cash payment
EAuNDRY E.lt SnSfe STORE, automatic. for sale in
rea Sonable Box 296-C. Star 20
MEDICAL CENTER. 18th at K-Vacant:
remodeline plans approved for store and
brick, rear parking; vacant; plans avail
able: rapidly developing area. RIDDEIL
REALTY CO. Realtors, 1742 X st. NV,
ARE you INTERESTED in security for the
future' II so see US at once We have ave
prices.
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
church. Va. Phone IA. 1856. party line.
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~ lst trust Well-built brick Colonial.
in Falls Church; on lge. lot with trees;
iee hv. rm., equipped frepl, din. rm. and
equipped kit 9 lge, bedrms... tile bath;
full bsmt with washing machine; auto.
g. h. and hot water; Sl4,50O. From