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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16
n o T I c E

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
q hearing will be held in the Court
house at Libby, Montana at 200
p. m October 5th, 1913 by the
Board Of County Commissioners of
Lincoln County for the purpose Of
hearing the question Of the aband-
onment of a County road, desig-
mated in Road Petition No. 1888 as:
That twenty foGs s6201 strip nf
land running east and west on
the Northerly end of the west
half of the northwest quarter
Of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter (WlzNWl4-
SWl4 SEA- of Section four
"a Township thirty north
(T30N), Range 81 West (R3lW)
NJ. NJ. according to the map or
plat thereof in the office of the
Clerk and Recorder, Lincoln
County, Montana.
Anyone interested for or against
the abandonment of the aforesaid
road will be heard at this time and
formal order entered vacating or
not vacating the road as shall then
be determined.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners of Lincoln County
JAMES MAHONEY, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County, Montana.
ATTEST:
C. c. EARLE
County Clerk
(St September 2-l6-23)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16

PROCEEDINGS
Libby, Montana

Sept. Z, 8. 9, 1913
The Board of County Commits
sionerS met in regular session Sep
TENDER z. 8 and 9, 1913 in the Court
House at Libby. Present were
James Mahoney, Chairman. Chef o.
Hoisington, P. v. Klinke and C. c.
Earle, Clerk.
The following refund was ap-
approved:
J. T. Costich, Eureka-Double As
sesSment, 1882.
BY unaniomus consent the Board
authorized the approval of the bond
of Henry Weidner of Troy as JUS
tice of the Peace for Troy Town
ship.
Welfare matters were disposed of,
a complete account of which may
be seen in the Journal kept for
that purpose.
The Viewers report pertaining to
Road Petition No. 169 was read TO
the Board. Motion was made by
Chairman Mahoney, seconded by
COMMISSIONER Hoisington and pas
sed unanimously That the report be
approved.
County Commissioners were auth
Orized TO inspect roads and bridges
in their respective districts until
the next regular meeting.
The following claims were audited
for payment:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16
CENSUS TO DETERMINE
MONT. PHEASANT SEASON

U.P)-The State Fish and Game
Department reports that a census
on Montanas pheasants will deter
mine largely the length of season
and bag limit this year
Department members are now
taking the census. The commission
will consider a pheasant season at
meetings September Is and l6 A
department official said that cur
rent information is encouraging.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-09-16
County Commissioners. Lincoln
County, Montana
ATTEST.
G. c. EARLE
Clerk Of the Board
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Will on the 10th day
of November, 1913 apply to the
County Treasurer of Lincoln Coun-
~, Montana. for a tax Deed to Lot
%, Block Z. West Troy.
Amount Due:-$35.I4
Dated September Is, l948
FRED II. MAURER
ct September l6-23-30)
Evening star., 1948-04-17
'30 German Car,
Once Embossy's,
Offered for Sale

Attorney General Clark is offering
the German Embassy's seven-pas-
senger 1899 Horch sedan for public
sale.
Justice Department officials to-
day announced bids for it will be
received until II am. May 4. Mean
while, the car will be on display in
the show room Of Leo Rocca. Inc,
4301 Connecticut avenue NV. Off,
cials said 1t has been driven less
than 5000 miles and has spare parts.
Those interested were advised by
officials to send their sealed bids to
the Office Of Alien Property, Justice
Department, Room 264, 101 Indiana
avenue NV. Further information
on forms necessary for bidding can
be obtained by calling Republic 5000,
Extension 1880. Until recently the
car had been In the custody of the
State Department.
Evening star., 1948-04-17
ExiIed Leaders Urge
Anti-Red Italian Vote

A group Of exiled European polit-
ical leaders yesterday appealed to
Italians to vote anti Communist In
tomorrow's election and thus avoid
being subjugated by lone of the most
cunning and diabolicar forms Of
slavery in human history"
The statement was signed by for
mer Polish Premier Stanislaw Miko-
lajczyk, former Hungarian Prime
Minister Ferenc Macy. former secre-
tary of the Bulgarian Peasant Union
Georgi Dimitrov, former Yugoslav
Vice Premier Vladko Mack, former
Romanian Premier Nicolai Radescu
and others. They are members OF
the recently formed international
Peasant Union.
The appeal for a democratic vote
in the vital election pointed out
that most of the signers "at various
times have attempted to collaborate
with the Communists; but we were
betrayed. The countries they
represent, now behind the iron
curtain, have been "enslaved by
Communism" q fate which awaits
Italy If the Communists gain con-
troll, 1t was stated.
italian voters were warned not
to "miscalculate your chances" II
the Communists win, Of becoming
candidates for Communist politi-
cal indoctrination, for slave labor
camps, for mass deportations or for
CONSUMPTION into the Communist
army to fight against freedom
wherever it still exists"
Evening star., 1948-04-17
By Tom Mosterson

Associated Press Foreign Correspondent
LANCHOW, Northwest China
April live have just returned
from exploring the Anne Machin
Mountains from the air and II
there's a peak there higher than
Everest we couldn't find 1t.
These mysterious mountains Of
Western China were reputed by
some wartime pilots to contain
peak higher than Everest. Milton
Reynolds recent expedition, called
of at the last minute, was to have
explored this range.
The tallest snow-capped noun
tain observed during nearly seven
hours Of flight over the range was
no more than 10000 feet-just an
other peak compared with 10000
foot Everest, the worlds highest
This Anne Machin peak isn't
even the highest in China. We
saw two higher ones, the taller a
good $1,000 feet, but neither was
in the Anne Machin range.
Peaks Carefully Measured.
Veteran Pilot Moon Chin, who
made the calculations, said he be-
lieved the taller of the two peaks
was in the Kuolo Mountains to the
south of the Anne Machin range
Our Central Air Transport Corp
plane, carrying IA Chinese and for
eign correspondents and photogra-
pliers, completely circled the ANNE
Machins at high altitude, then flew
over them.
The second peak was carefully
measured by Pilot Chin, who said
its height was 2o,4oo feet. He
measured 1t as we flew less than
100 feet above its summit.
The peak was not marked on any
maps carried by the planes crew
but Chin said it definitely was not
in the Anne Machins. He placed
it In the Ugatu Range, northwest
Of the Anne Machins.
Without elaborate preparations OF
the fanfare that heralded the
abortive Reynolds expedition, this
business of measuring the peaks
was run off as If it was just another
Evening star., 1948-04-17

assignment. There were no exten-
sive preparations, no expensive ap-
paratus.
No Scientists on Trip.
The crews instruments were
radar and four altimeters. The
corporation furnished the plane and
crew. There were no scientists
along.
Mr.. Chin, an American-born Chi
nese from Chicago, assured corre-
spondents his navigation was true.
Apparently he feared repercussions
from the surprise discovery that the
Anne Machin has no record-break-
ing peaks.
He is regarded as one of the best
pilots in China and he was the first
ever to fly the hump from India. 1t
was on these flights over the hump
that some pilots said they saw
peaks higher than Everest. Mr..
Chin now is vice president Of the
Chinese air line in charge OF
operations
Evening star., 1948-04-17
michigan Army Sergeant
Found Hanged in Jopon
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

NAGOYA, Japan, April Fifth
Air Force headquarters reported
today that T/Sergt. Gilbert F. File
%, Of Blissf1eld, Mich, was found
hanged in a sheet metal shop at
Atami Air Base Wednesday.
The Army did not report a ver-
dict on the death, but said only
the body was hanging by an cleo
trio light cord from a rafter. File
worked for q shipping firm in
Houston, Tex. before entering the
Army in October, 1916.
Evening star., 1948-04-17
Newsman on Flight
Find No Anne Machin
Pedk.Like Everest

(The Writer OF the tolIoaing
article aDds on, q special Chinese
airline plane Which fe,D oUer the
little knoiDn Anne Mdchin
Mountains of Far West China
yesterday. This is the first re-
port on the fight.)
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-22

The MatanuSka Valley Sports men grossed approximately $500 during the three days of the Ma tanuska Valley Fair, club mem berS were told at the last regu- lar meeting. Final tabulation of all accounts was not yet com plete, but it was estimated that the club would net at least $500 from sale of binocular tickets, movies, and the three-day fair shoot.
 Club coffers also benefited by by the $50 prize offered by Fred Wallace to the organization win ming the Anchorage-Valle com petitive shoot. In previous meets, each organization had been vic tor once, but the local club proved 12 points better in the rubber meet, winning from An chorage by score of 412 to 400.
 Although attendance was small at last Wednesdays meeting, final plans for the Oct. 2 game dinner were discussed. It was de- cided that invitations must be limited to individual members and one guest for each member.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-22
SPORTSMEN CROSS $500 AT VALLEY FAIR

There will be a $1 cover charge assessed to meet incidental costs of the dinner.
 The dinner will be held in the school gymnasium at ' o'clock on the evening of the second. Walter Cooper was named a com- mittee of one to engage the gym. No after-dinner entertainment was planned, since the club is cooperating with the Wasilla Rod and Gun Club which has scheduled a dance for that eve ming.
 The membership discussed the work to be completed at the ski tow. It was decided that a work party would be organized at the Oct. 3 dinner, to go to the tow location on Oct. 9 and complete installation work. It was empha- sized that there cannot be too much more delay if construction is to be finished before freeze-up.
 The subject of a building in which to construct an indoor range again was taken up. It was suggested that one of the fair buildings might be leased for a nominal sum. A temporary
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-22
Dairymen Refuse Coop Milk Offer

Discussion of revenues due from the 1946 milk pool occupied most of the time of the Mata- nuska Valley Dairyman's Asso- citation meeting last week. Will liam Ising, one of a committee appointed to meet with the board of directors of the Matanuska Valley Cooperating Association, reported that the Coop had of fered to settle with dairymen for the '46 returns.
 After consideration of the of fer, the diraymen felt the figure set by the Coop was too low. Actual production records are available, they were told, and it was felt the settlement offered was far below production figures.
 MT. Ising was instructed to re- port to the Coop that their set clement offer had been rejected at the present figure.
 The group took steps to change the name of the Association from Matanuska Valley Dairymen's Association to Matanuska Valley Breeders Association. The initial motion was unanimously ap- proved by the group present, but it must be read again before the action is final.
 William SWeetman, in charge of the Valleys dairy breeding program, reported that the arti- ficial dissemination project inau- gurated this spring was showing an improved record of concep- tionS.
 Upon the motion of Arvid Johnson, it was decided to lower the breeding fee. Retroactive to May of this year, and extending over a one-year period, the fee will be S10 for four services. The cost is now $10 for three services.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-22
TEACHERS HONORED AT TWO FUNCTIONS

Palmer school teachers were being feted with a right good will last week. Their social activi- ties began on Wednesday, when the returning faculty of Palmer school was host to newcomers at a picnic held at the Sherrod cabin. On Sunday evening, the United Protestant Church held it's annual reception for teachers of Palmer and Wasilla schools.
 Next Tuesday evening, the P-TA has planned another in- formal reception for the teachers.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-22

bulkhead could be built into one end for construction of the range and the building also could be used as meeting place during the winter, members pointed out.
 It was voted that any club member who shoots 25 straight in future competition is to be given a $5 prize.
 At the conclusion of the buSi- ness meeting, colored movies of Alaskan stream and lake fishing were shown. MT. and Mrs. Will liam Roark served a lunch of hamburgers and coffee to con- clude the clubs social hour.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGlklA.

ALEXANDRIA tBraddock)-Here is a GUS
prick ncudins sas trny
low price The st floor has nice hyins
room with fireplace. guest closet. n nice iS
dining ROOM large bsdronms es9en Win ahd tiled Sath
portant por it'" features are a full basemsn.t
copper downspouts and suffers, sisse .I,snt TH1,i
schools etc. Unusual low price Can oe
had on excellent terms. with as little as
on s doTn II, paymenE EBNER tHE 'q
CO. Realtors g. Insurers. 200 Rupley~Blds'
sl5 King st.; Alexandrisa ,,.. with o,d
oaks ' and beautiful trees. and mssnifi-
cent lawn makes an unusual setting ior
this fine home The large living room has
oda ehes5s sbs eesa Of OF
the living room Is tiled porch Wlin .
magnificent view; the super-modern kitch-
en- features ssnefdDaoiSeIea sarefhDg yon aeneraiy
dream Of; in addition. there is large den
and y, bath on the 1st floor: the 2nd moor
extra bedrooms with bath, closets etc
The basement has 2-ear garage, unfinished
recreation room with fireplace. laundry
plumbing ol ] e downspouts. cutters and guards,
fun Insulation, 'slate roof and many sotner
TALLY low price in today's market, on most
call Alex. 1155. EBNER X DUNCAN ~,
Realtors & Insurers. zoe Rupley Bldg.' Sl5
ALExANDRiA. vA.-Total price. sa,35o-a
White bungalow on large corner 10y:
lovely bedrooms and bath, plus nice living
room, dining space, large kitchen utility
EsahrY eeeanssSp4 cp ss54 wson blvd oW asSS
ALExANDRIA-Delight home OF stone
and brick construction; close TO every-
thing There's a nice living room i.cS.n Ei,n
.sIssson spas dn1nr rodm xS epsss and
tory on 1st floor; large bedrooms' tlisa
bath with tub and shower, excellent cioseL
space on End floor; exceptional features
include hardwood hoors; slste r9ols s, c9p
closed yard. etc Open Sunday from 2
Vernon Memorial blvd, turn right on
Bashford lane. l block to Mich ave; turn
ave- ave-" Property is Ind home on the right;
Price. sI3 500$ excellent terms, For fun
information, call Alex. 1856, EBNER r
DUNCAN CO.. Rea- tors and Insurers, 2os
Ripley Bldg, SIS King s., Asxandria- Il
ALEXANDRIA, BELLE HAvEN-open Sat
CAMS sad sum This rs.iy @ on. d Pea ths coolies.
houses in Belle Haven or vicinity LsTss
rms, high ceilings. In the $1,000 psice PFC
range with reas. cash. HOLDEN CO'
INC. Alex. 200. Ewes. and week eEds.
Leland ,. 5TeeksRfisss sss osalsSr M1 oagc me!
ALEX. SOFT. exclusive. To reach; Through
Alex, out o. 8. NO. to IT. Hunt rd.
left / blk. to Woodmont TO, right up
the hill to Vernon ter. to open sign
HIEXANDRIA-a-bedrm. duplex. all mod.
rec. rrn.; nice section; So, 500 cash. S11,.
800. Can ow. $500. LuRIA BROS. 294o
wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLANp

F.. APTS.. electric ranges, Frigidaire and
oath: i mile from d. c. and transporta-
tion; 112 acres land. Call LLOYD r
TURNER. 900 18th st. NV. NE; 1647:
Silver SPRING bedrooms,
living room, dining room, kitchen, bath;
$50 mo-; heat and utilities
furnished available Sept. 1st SH. s506.
4 5-RM. BRICK In Westoyer Hihs. furn:'
Sl95 per mo. CECIL B. LUPTON, Realtor,
OW 5333 OK. 0859.
MOVE RIGHT IN-Suburban home on an
acre in Layhill section of Mont. Co, Nd.
frame house with good bedrooms up
stairs. modern bath, furnace heat; Bendix
warher; adults or children over II only;
$50 month on lease. r. P. RIPLEY
Realtor ST.. Gill. d
Evening star., 1948-08-01
BUILT BY AN ARTIST

This comfortable and attractive Colonial
home is eminently suitable for a small
family or artistA who seeks a spacious
home, different from the rest and blending
with their unusual character. The grounds
cover approximately IS acre and stream
located in the Hillandale area and is
priced by the owner under $4,000 for
quick sale. RIGGS & CO., EN-. 2345 or
Evening star., 1948-08-01
FOR TODAY'S LOOKING

This new center-entrance det. Colonial
brick on la-acre wooded lot with 3 fine
bedrms., many closets, Ia baths Qst-f.
powder rm). big liv. rm din. rm.. superb
kit, lovely porch, rec rm., etc, is a real
buy at $17,950, because the same plan
house on a small lot ; mi. away is selling
for S19,500. This opport. cannot be dup
Heated. To reach: Conn. ave. to Ken
ingston. Md, take Lincoln ave. / mi
to West ave; turn Jeff l blk. to Geiger,
then left 100 yds. to our sign. Open l
g. BRO, Realtors, 1872 st. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
UNIVERSITY PARK

This beautiful home in exclusive COM
munity features: 1st floor extra large liv.
rm. with fireplace. an inclosed concrete
tull tile bath: end floor, 3 twin-sized bed
rms, dressing rm. off master, large tile
bath Beautiful grounds with log cabin
guest house, 2-car built-ir garage; S2S500.
ALVIN EPLING, UN. 0313
Evening star., 1948-08-01
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlANo.
q ROOMS ACRES

This property affords real comfortable liv-
ing, and it self-sustaining; large room
outbuiidings and 2-car garage: all fields
are fenced: extra good financing. For
further information call Mr.. Powers, with
Evening star., 1948-08-01
BUNGALOW

III New York ave. Takoma Park, Md
Open 2-6 pm. Reduced priced on this
broom home on a beautiful corner lot.
This bungalow has bedrooms, gas hot
water heat. is vacant and is open to a rea-
sonable offer. See it today. Directions:
Turn left of Piney Branch rd. at lst st.
beyond viaduct go two blocks to Buffalo
ave, turn right to New York ave. and
open sign. Mr.. Williams. GE. 110s.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST. NV DI 3346
Evening star., 1948-08-01
OPEN SUNDAY

2O9 Crestmoor Circle, Woodmoor. Silver
Springs most, desirable community; new
2-story brick home; 9 rms. and bath, gas
&C. heat, plenty of closets; priced for
quick sale: terms if desired To reach:
Out Colesville I'd. to Four Corners shopping
center, r. to Lexington drive, left on Lex
ington Crestmoor Circle left to open sign
WOOD-CONLEY CO.. Realtors. $40 Geor-
gia ave. Silver Spring 81. 300. SH. 00l5.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
FOUR BEDROOMS

Prewar Colonial brick home in a quiet and
distinguished section of Bethesda Many
features in this custom built home, will
attract the discriminating home buyer.
Note, especially large side hall, French
doors in place of windows, first f. den
and powder rm., oil h.-w.h., modern bath.
and kit.-last, but not least-a price
definitely below present market value
S2l $50 For further information, call
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
GARRETT PARK
GREEN ACRES. MD.
New HAMPSHIRE Ave. EXt
NEW HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS

A beautiful FnClish-Style bungaloW-2
bedrooms, large living rm., bath, din. rm
and kit unfinished attic (can easily be
converted into additional roomD, 1ul
basement. Gas &C. heat. Near schooLS.
transp and churches blk off New
Hampshire ave. extended owner must
sell Immediate possession. Priced very
reasonably. $4,000. On terms.
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Georgia ave. wheaton,. PL
1881, PL. OBS. Evenings call Roy Price,
ST. 2425
Evening star., 1948-08-01
RocKvILLE-Fiye rooms and bath. ga
BETHESDA CORNER

Brick bungalow with frepl in lv rm
very modern kit. > bedrms tile bath and
Showe5 Sqn Randx aasbeT sto4 in ss
perfect condition in and out. Only a few
blks. from Wis. ave Ewes. WO. 4S45.
J. LEO KOLB CO., MI. 2100
Evening star., 1948-08-01
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAkD.
TODAY,S TOP VAIIIE
EXCEPTIONAL

1904 V st. Sc, Md.-2-story det brick:
rms. kit. and bath, full. basement. gas
heat: blocks to bus, near new shopp:ng
center and theater; low taxes; years old:
Sl1 sec: $500 will handle. Call Bill
Neumann, with IT. PAUL MUDD, TR.
f3S2. HI. 66ll evenings. Il
Evening star., 1948-08-01
WEEK END OFFERINGS

Ss.25O-4 rms and bath. stairs to attic
with 2 dormer windows, full basement; "a
acre; 81 $50 down. -
S1O.O0O-Partly furn. 2-bedrm; bunea, /,
basement, oil heat: large fenced back YARD
with shade trees. storm windows ana
screens. screened side. porch.
5-rm bung allow. large liv. rm. with nre-
place. h.w.h.. garage and outbuilding
S13,000-Riverdale; y acres m n room san
rage and large shade trees.
norTNAHhC Z EJATT Nv
Evening star., 1948-08-01
WEST LANHAM HILLS

Under $4,000; asbestos shingled bungalow;
on lot SO by no; rooms and tiled bath:
finished attic with dormer windows, oil
heat: close to busline. To inspect, call Mr.:
Holland, WA. 6S57. CHAPMAN REALTY
l. QIcE TN .SIolIHaA 100
Evening star., 1948-08-01
OPEN FOR INSPECTION

SACRIFICE
$500 DOWN
Beautiful unfinished bungalow mead Gin
ton, Md; all-electric kit, acre OF iand:
wonderful value; $500. Call Mr.. Di
Filippo. AT. 62@7, c. D. Mofra5f'
Realtor.
3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW
Mt. Rainier near D. c. line, Excellent
condition: fruit trees. hedge: large front
porch near schools, shopping ana
Churches; .Sll 900; good terms For ~ in
spection phone Mr.. Dausherty' oW' Saoo'
before noon
LURIA BROS.
o046 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. y
BUNGALOWS-OPEN 2 to s PM.
$40. 500, $500 down. For delightful LYING
see these smart and mod. 5-rm u cape cape
Cod bungalows, fully equipped; many soid,
quick poss. Drive out Bait. blvd: 70
Laurel, 100 yds. ahead to our sisn' right
to homes sH. HOB
RAFFELL REAL, ESTATE
LITTLE EsTATE1a STAT
Md. area. Beautiful brick 5-room BUN
galow type home; hwd. floors fuil pase-
ment. 200-ft. frontsse by 14s-ft depth
with trees and shrubbery, Bargaln'
owner must sell Call INF for In iGspesf,9esa ssea
CoLoRED, CoZY BUNGALOW. . bedrms.
oil heat Lge. lot. convenient location;
priced low. 81 900 within 30 days and
you can move right in. Call Mr.. Howes,
Union 1926. cox & CO. INC. ----
Evening star., 1948-08-01
LANDOVER HILLS

11A1NDOVG1 G1I I11i1I0
41O7 Fairfax ST., three blocks from the
nearest, most modern school in the coun-
try; u rooms, det frame, 5 years old; full
bsmt. oil heat; lot so by 1870; $3.50 and
Ss9 per month. including taxes and in
Surance. Open Saturday and Sunday. 81.
Come out and see it. or call Mr.. Holland,
WA. 1857. CHAPMAN REALTY CO., Real
tors RE 921R Il
Evening star., 1948-08-01
RIVERDALE

Within Y, block from Baltimore blvd
5-rm. bungalow. inclosed sleeping porch,
full basement. hot-water heat: priced rleht
for today'S market. PRINCE GEORGES
I'm llf6. WA HR55 j
Evening star., 1948-08-01

TAKOMA PARK

Would you like a pleasant place 70 live:
these apis and let the other = carry the
expenses of the house. IL rms. 3 baths:
h.-w h, lot 5Oxl6Q with adjoining lot Of
cost on paved street 3 blocks from bus
line. ROBERT z. LoHR, Realtor' GE.
Evening star., 1948-08-01
CT. $3.50 DOWN

Near Silver Spring-Lovely Colonial brick
home, S12,750: payments, about SS4 in
cludes everything. Liv. room with fire.
place, large din. room, kit. nice bed
rooms large lot, completely sodded. SH.
$40 SH 0010. If no answer, SH. 43b2.
WOODSIDE REALTY co =
Evening star., 1948-08-01
2114 CASCADE RD.

Open today, / to 5-silver Spring. De
lghtful det. brick home on lot 60xl1 :,
First floor has center entr., liv. rm. with
fireplace. din. rm., modern kit, concrete
side screened porch; 2nd floor has 3 bed
rms and modern tiled bath. Other fea-
lures include partial recre. rm., oil heat
hardwood floors; first trust, ,Sll,500;. at
So. Priced S16,250. Vacant immediate
poss Directions Out Ga. ave. ;..6 miles
past Silver Spring light to Dayton ST.. right
tn Cascade rd left TO sign
Evening star., 1948-08-01
r. J. SCOFIELD
SILVER SPRING AREA

Off Georgia ave extended in Glenmont
Heights. Brick bungalow, preWar con-
struction, living room, dinette. kitchen.
two bedrooms. unusually beautiful tile
bath knotty pine recreation or guest, room
Automatic oil hot-Water heat. LOCKWOOD
insulation. storm windows and screens
Lot 70xI50. Enclosed back yard, To IN
spect dial Pleasant 1854. owner: Tor ap-
pointment or call FRED B. CUSHMAN,
Realtn G.aithPrShIrP onA