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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-11
War Friendship Results
In English Family Visit

Just west of Glacier nationa
park, the Flathead's north fork i
temporarily the home of an En-
glish family who lost son in thu
war, became attached to the GIs
and now intend to make theil
home in the United States.
Mrs. Phil Stevens, North Forl
correspondent, is author of the
following article. We use it near
ly as written, and it gives some
of the English setting.
While Dan Block, now of Trail
Creek, was stationed in England,
he spent his leaves at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Jex in Lei
cester. On April 10, the Jex' ar
rived at Trail Creek to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Block at Tamarack Ridge ranch.
Mr.. Jex was a district manager
for a coal company in Leicester,
travelling to seven or eight cities
by bicycle as gasoline is still
rationed.
The Jex son, Roy, was member
of the Raj. On his 21st birthday,
his parents rented a hall and in
vited the members of his unit to
a birthday party. The Lord Mayor
of Leiscester, Miss Elizabeth FRS
bee, the only lady mayor in the
city's history, was invited. To
quote Mrs. Jex, ''It was a do" l
AS a result of this party, Mrs. |
Jex became member of the CT
vic club, founded by the Lord Ma
yor as an organization for benefit |
of the armed forces. Mrs. Jex for
med a group to do mending for
the GIs. and as result was given
a citation for her services. She
was also a hostess at the English
Speaking union, where one of her
duties was to find homes for boys
who were on leave.
Six months after the birthday
party, Roy was accidentally shot
ard killed while on duty.
In September, 1912, three months
later, as Mrs. Jex was leaving the
English Speaking union, she ac-
bumped into Dan as he
was entering.
Pardon me-" he said, Can you
tell me how I can find a home
where / can Stay during NV
leave ?"
Although she had never taken
anyone into her home she decided
% let him use her sons room, and
.ook him with her.
For the rest of the three and a
lalf years he was stationed in
England, Dan and two of his
friends were given the use of this
DOM, and spent many of their 1
caves there. The Jex home he
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Hidden Hazards

FOUNDATIONS of modern
homes should be of concrete,
brick, or stone continuous under
all exterior walls. These foundat-
ions should be extended at least
below frost line and several tiers
above the ground level to avoid
and to protect the house
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At Glacier today is DR.. George
C. Ruhle, former park naturalist
who now has the same posltion
in Crater Lake national park.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-11

their lives in the last war.
We are all hoping that they de-
eide to make the North Fork their
home.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-06-11
Friday, June Il "a,

Glacier eaa9 Park station c,t.. :
are; Luella Flint, c,s esles, III
ia Stratton. 40 and Virrj
Evening star., 1948-04-30
With the coming Of Way and the promise q merry snt days..
Je||ef Dresses Blossom Out!

had the
splendid Arnold
Fet Andre dAJin And Susan
Do~s Kaye Lrbook Kay ond the
Nelly Don We
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Pictured. top down:

Pictured. top dozen:
Ma,gie Joy
Juniors dress in crisp black royon oe has peek-oboo slit
at the neckne whole extra back overskirt for wonderful
Dresden ShePhedess look thots to Summer Sizes eooS
9 to IS ----------------- p'SS0
shop Fourth Floor and at Jeers Branch Store
3409 Connecticut
Pam Rogers
Juniors dress cool cotton boodcoh comes in trio Of lovely
poes has WndDown skirt button-up BODICE double tIo
back copeIet Choose blue pink or mojze-------- p'A00
Junior Cotton Shop Fifth Floor
Nelly Don
medley of Summer poes Simply fashioned with all of Nelly Dons
foned workmanship Button-ront BODICE soft skirt d 10r
Shades of bIue beige or pink. Sizes Is to 44-- @790
Nelly Shop,
Also at Our Bethesda aandSh Stores
L0rayne
Misses choose BUTCHER RAYON especially when it's dramatically
tailored with tobbed yoke button 'front.' new pockets Cool
Summer beauty in grey, oqla frosty white Misses tI00S
Shop
Also a Dur yIington Store!
T0wufeM
Misses sports dress is ideal golfer in I-so chonbroy with
diagonal side closing detachable Tee BOG on be Very toored
very snmeftmePertect grey oQuo beige Sizes 60 oS
Sports Shop,
Ann Mitchell
Woens lovely buttonont classic dress in Doo sheer Benbero
royon has oil OF Ann Mtches SOFT yet precise toornq bodice
shirrng skirt peots Duotone print black navy brown Goo
or jade white ground Sizes Az to 2415---- pI9.S0
Womens Dress Shop, shnltngton
, 1948-10-11
CLEVELAND.


Braves defeated the Indians to
the tune of LIS. The Indians
then striving to close the SER
les, got 5 runs, 6 hits and 2
errors; four men on base, and
q struck out. Dale Mitchell, in
the 1st, Jim Hogan in the 4th
got a homer. The Braves won
with II runs, IL hits, 6 men
were left on and 5 struck
out.
Bob Elliott hit 2 consecutive
homers, ! in the first and 3rd
off Bob Feller. Bill Salkheld
also got one in the 9Th.
A crowd of 86,288, said to be
the largest in history to see
a World Series game in Boston
gazer at Warren Spann as he
retired 10 Indians without a
hit. He came on in the 18th and
in the 9th Lou Beaudreau got
the first hit, a double. Spann
is responsible for 5 of 7 strike
outs for the Indians in NUM-
cipal Stadium in Cleveland.
It took Satchel Paige, out
standing Negro pitcher, to re-
tire the Braves in the 9th,
when they got away with 6
runs. He was the 5th Cleve-
land pitcher to be called upon
in that inning.
, 1948-10-11
Won

over exports.
This analysis clearly shows
that the greatest opportunity
in the field of economic re-
covery lies in an increased pro
duction of food products, Col.
says in the report,
which was submitted last
week to the Avis for release
on Saturday, October 8.
Time was taken to reprint
this report so as to give read
ers a clear picture of the sit
uation. The second instalment
of this interesting article will
tomorrow.
, 1948-10-11
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that Trademark No.
"a, 125 shown below which was
registered in the United States
Patent Office, Washington, DC
on July %, 1907, in the name Of
Anheuser-Bu Brewing As
ISOLATION of St. Louis, Missouri
a corporation organized under
the laws of Missouri, which
was renewed on May 8, 1927
for twenty years from July %,
1927, to Anheuser-Bu Bush Incor-
porated, of St. Louis, Missouri,
a corporation of Missouri, and
which was further renewed on
June "a, 1947, to Anheuser-
Bush, Inc, of st. Louis, Miss
ouri, a corporation Of Missouri
which has made a showing of.
ownership of the trademark
originally registered to An.
heuser-Busch Brewing Asso-
citation for twenty years from
July %, 1947, has this date
been registered in the Office
of the Government Secretary
of the Virgin Islands of the
United States at Saint Thomas
in accordance with the provi-
sions in the regulations gov
erning the registration of Pa
tents and Trademarks in the
Virgin Islands, approved April
l, 1916.
, 1948-10-11
were imported.

fruits were imported.
While the Islands exported $4,000 of raw sugar, they
imported $4,000 of refined sugar and $4,000 of candy and
chewing gum.
The US. also shipped $4,000 of fresh, frozen or canned
fish and sea foods. OF this, $4,000 represented canned salmon.
The total importation of alcoholic beverages from the
us amounted to $4,000. A considerable quantity, however,
re-exported.
The principal food supplies imported into the Virgin Is
lands from foreign countries originated in the islands Of the
Lesser Antilles. These islands supply fish, cattle, vegetables
and fruits, more or less of the same varieties as are grown in
the Virgin Islands.
Salt fish and canned fish are received from Canada, New
foundand and northern Europe. Some canned fish products
also come from Western and Southern Europe and North
Africa.
The above analysis of the import food trade in the Vir-
gin Islands clearly show that the greatest opportunity in the
field of economic recovery lies in an increased production of
food products.
It should not be difficult to reduce the food import bill
from ~$2,750,O00 to l million dollars and in addition, to produce
food specialties for export, thereby bringing about an i'm
provement in the balance Of trade.
Tomorrow article will deal with analysis of other
commodity group imports1
, 1948-10-11
GEN. BRAMLEY

The japanese. are not unduly
alarmed about the possibility
of war between the u. S. and
Russia since they have enough
on their hands running japan,
he said.
General Blamey visited Jap
an as a guest Of General Mac
Arthur, his wartime associate
in the defense of Australia.
, 1948-10-11
5 U B 5 c B {


shaded truth being circulated
to suit the purposes Of the
group behind this frame-up. It
is my belief that Veterans and
their relatives will listen to
the other side Of the story to-
night" he said.
, 1948-10-11
DOMINION

ence was changed because the
Indian Minister, Mr.. Nehru,
desires to leave London not
later than the 22nd Of October.
A large crowd gathered out
side Number 10 Downing st.
to watch the arrival Of the var
ious delegates.
, 1948-10-11
N oTIcE

DR.. Robert M. de Freitas
8. 40. D.. Specialist in Eye
Examination : Refraction :
Orthoptics: announces that on
Wednesday. October. Is. and
Thursday. October IA. l948
from 10 a. m. to IL and from.
2 p. m. to S p. m.
Complete optometric service
will be offered TO the Munich.
palitY Of ST. Croix.
y. The latest designs in eye
glasses prepaid or COD.
!. f##2E#& #Haay& #4a-Ha 80 #E 4#@H
, 1948-10-11
GOVERNOR.

~
maintenance work and routine
repairs to public buildings, i'm
provement of airport facilities.
The Governor will not at
tend the UNESCO conference
in Beirut as originally plan
ned since the change of date
conflicts with the West Ind
ian Conference in Guade-
loupe.
, 1948-10-11
BUDWEIsER

Government of the v. l.
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States
ST. Thomas, v. /.
July 80, 1948
Morris F. de Castro
Evening star., 1948-10-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO- LIVE y II sR a.. excel
M T. BEEN ba hour home vs have to san oT IS u
one on e-owner, prewar @ det. a-story y brick, CON. &C
tanning 2 twin-sized bedrooms, large colored
room and es feaures
numerous to mention. This property is
gsiced Tght t for qHsk sale 81 81
1900 18th St. St. NV Phone 81. osaa Until
PvT. + I N mPARTY-Albemarle mr.. Conn. Ave-
sfsGs h1a!es sa ssnsSe Ps5f NJ asenas
300 HIGHLAND PL.. corner Newark St.,
Large grounds with beautiful shrubs.
1st fl. has tra-large lily; rm with fire
powder rm.; 2-car garage: screened porch
and yerandss bsdrmS SSI 6o baths; oil heat at.
BkowS REALTY corr, Realtors. pU. j.
$1,000 DowN-Det brick, 4 bedrooms,
5Sco 800 lar larry y o sTEEIE. RE. RE o4ss. -l9
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. lovely yard, with
from Ga. ave. shopping center, . blks
from Takoma swimming pool and recr
center-3 bedrms.' large storeroom can
heat For sale by owner; S15,50O or best
offer. To be shown between 8 a m: and
sgnday CO snd fl Hs day rNRRY MeRday ~
NEAR I4th AND ALLISON ST. N.W.-Brick
home arranged in 2 apts.;- 1st fl contains
inclosed porch; garage, oil heat; priced
to sell LINKINS CO., 1918 N st. NV.
DI. S6SS. Sat. and Sun, Mr. Romer, ,WO.
1869. II
Madison-Large det. house containing T
rms, pa baths. front and rear porches,
oil heat: located on lot 50x240; 2nd A.
rented furn. for $3.50 per mo. Shown by
appointment only
Beautiful corner house on 14th St, above
Missouri ave.-3 bedrms., full baths
and large kit. on 1st f., rec. rm. and Y
bath in bsmt.: built-in garage, gas heat
Shown by appt. only. Call S. Tactic with
ewes, EN- .3214 10
Evening star., 1948-10-17
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT Cont.

UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, modern, 6 rooms,
nan RxisMtn Ss Nj Hast S5Ss Or TR ss85 Dedrm5,
November / to December 1. Call OIL.
GUAR. Elk. CARE; unfurnished Or parti-
ally furn. house: occupancy immed. or
prior Jan: 3 bedrooms. Ia or more baths,
garage, porch, yard; NV. district, Ari,,
Alex; will pay 6 NOS. or more advanced;
$3.50 maximum. SH. $500.
METHODIST and junior order man ana
aged mother and housekeeper need IT to
permanent. transferred back to D. G.;
will lease up to 8 years; S60-S10O mo.
Consider extra toilet at my expense. Nom
drinker Home owner 81 yrs. Sold home
in South-won't buy Phone AID. 5093.
REPUTABLE, responsible. permanent
Washington businessman and family OF
3 adults desire 2 or 8 bedroom unfur-
nished house in NV. or nearby area
Will guarantee care; GE; 6415; por,t
Ar FoTce co. ,sd7nom, ed7sss hS%s t9T seq
hood, Arl., Falls Church, Alexandria: furn.
or unfurn.; maximum, S135. Kenmore
Army Army coLoNEL's FAMILY. 4 adults, de-
sireS rent unfurnished apt, or house IN
NV sect, convenient to Pentegon ana
near bus or streetcar line to G.; W. Uni
versity; requires bedrms. or . oedrms; E5no
tSa SMALL. L. MODERN, unturn. house, NV.
subs, commercially zoned, hwy, suitable
for antique shop, residence. Jan. l or
earlier BOX 467-Z Star.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
American University Park

4s01 Alton pl. n,w.--A, new red brick Co
lonial home in st. AIMS Parish and close
to the Spring Valley shopping center.
This home is on beautifully Handicapped
corner lot, You enter. a wide center hall
to the right is a 24-ft living room with
large screened porch at rear; to the left
is a spacious dining room and a, modern.
Well-planned kitchen with de luxe gas
hall is a powder room and coat closet.
The second floor has 3 large bedrooms
with closets and 2 baths; stairway to
well-ventilated and insulated attic; full
basement with laundry trays and toilet;
gas heat and large brick garage. Open
every dav from , to 6 pm.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Realtors. WI. 674O. 462S East-West hwy
Evening star., 1948-10-17
CHEVY CHASE

"a Williams lane-Reduced for quick sale;
open Sat. ana Sun, l to 6. English
large paneled den. y baths. diversified
lily. rm., fireplace. screened porch. full
size dining room, al.-electric kitchen; fin
cedar closets: situated on Handicapped lot
with beautiful shade trees Directions:
Out Conn. ave to Williams lane. right to
L. DIXON & CO.. 1925 17th st. W.
ST. 1900; week ends and ewes, SH. 5257.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe,..
CHEVY CHASE! r

CHEVY CHASE, d. &.
5519 Both pl. n.w.-Vacant, must be
sold-Out Nebraska ave. to Both pl., right
to sign. Detached brick, rms. and bath
Just ,redecorated; features, include un-
usually nice kitchen, library, large
screened porch, awnings, storm doors and
windows and large lot 81 by 1856 To in
spect after hours and week ends. WO.
0ll2 Open Sunday 80 to $50. GEO.
D. MILLER, Realtor, Mills Bldg, DI 1856
Evening star., 1948-10-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwsse.
1715 VARNIJM ST NV

Open Sat. and Sun. 1 TO 6 (out 18th.
turn iefD. For gracious living bordering
on elegance, inspect this beautiful, spa
cious home. Reception hall, opening into
room, mod. kitchen and many closets:
four beautiful bedrooms with baths; open
attic, big dry cellar. gas heat; large lot;
garage; only 10 minutes to the White
House on a slow bus. Mr. Oakes on
premises. JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
O22 18th st; nv ST. 1900; week ends
Evening star., 1948-10-17
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

1t is seldom that you will be able to find
a 4-bedroom brick detached home at a
price of S21,500 This home is vacant
and has been redecorated throughout;
IA baths, stairway to attic. oil h-w.h:
excellent neghborhood; convenient to
schools, stores and transportation. TO
inspect call WO. $500 till pm.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
J. LEO KOLB
MI C100

a GEORGETOWN
Bhek two-family apartment on Avon
ing into home for de luxe apartments.
only. MY BENJAMIN MILLS, rover rover Bldg.
ME. 1900; ewes, OR. 5472. 10
GLEN MAR PARK, MD.
We proudly present: Detached brick. living
room. dining room. modern kitchen, 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths; full basement, Law, gas
heat. built-in garage; attractive lot. 1st
trust. $4,000 go, payable S103.S7 per
month. including taxes and insurance:
price. $4,000. Exclusively with ATHEY
g. CO., 027 18th st. NV. EX. 1877;
eve. and Sun, DE. 1870. IL
GLOVER PARK
Open 1 till $50 pm-3739 w st. NV
One Of the incest homes in Glover Park.
1t is in immaculate condition. Possession
can be had within 2 weeks. 1st fl. has
reception hall, liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm.. modern tile kitchen with Tappan
range and beautiful screened porch is
TT. wide; 2nd fl. has 3 good sized bedrms.
and tile bath. also large screened porch
opening of bedrms.:- det garage; pine
paneled rec. rm. with fireplace, oil h.-w h.
Priced for quick sale. Directions Out Wis.
ave to Calvert St, left on Calvert st.
to, Both ST., left blks: to " st. and
Manor ,pl, 200 block, turn left Observa-
tory pl., turn right to W, then left to
xr,-r~r1- -xr rooa
Evening star., 1948-10-17
LANGSTON LISTINGS

Unit block st. nw-Best uptown buy
yet offered Address can not be adver-
tised. Must be seen by appt. Only 1880.
dad corner. st time offered. Open Sunday.
2 to 80 pm
1928 Morris I'd se-Detached Anacos-
tia home with large lot Oil heat S1.. 900.
1904 Trinidad ave. ne-Langston sales
men in the vicinity will show. Priced,
Sl3.500
2O5 10th st. se-All fine homes in
this neighborhood, approx $1,000 cash re-
quired This is an exceptional buy.
SIS 3rd st. n.e.-S2 600 down pymt.,
now. Call TR S693
Evening star., 1948-10-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-Nothwes,.
69O8 WESTERN AWE

Open Sun. to 8 pm. Brick Colonial de-
twin size bedrms., baths. Less than 3
yrs. old; excellent financing. Better homes
storm windows, many other att. features
CIRCLE, right on Western ave to house. or
call Miss Ferry, AID. 0021. SHOCKEY a.
MOORHEAD, Realtors II
Evening star., 1948-10-17
BETHESDA
BETHESDA-S16,5OO

BETHESDA-S16,5OO
Open Sun, to dark-s7o5 Jefferson st.
-8-year. white brick det. home with cor
large liv. rm.. din rm.. fully equip. kit;
attached garage: End floor, 9 twin-size
good closets; oil a-c heat; deep lot fenced
In rear; barbecue pit, open terrace. Di-
rections: Out Wis. ave; to Bank Of Be
Suburban Hospital and Lincoln ST., left
on Lincoln st. blks. to Jefferson, right
to property.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4e34 Wisconsin Ave. OR 1895
Evening star., 1948-10-17
WILL TRADE

9705 Kingston I'd. Rock Creek Hills, Md,
Beautiful brick center-hall Colonial
home; only one year old; immaculate; on
lge. lot l00xl 80; first floor, living room.
brick fireplace, screened porch, dining
rm., de luxe kitchen. bedrm., tiled bath;
End floor, 3 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths:
basement, recreation rm. brick fireplace,
bedroom, tiled bath shower: gas air con-
ditloned. LESLIE d MEASEII OIL, Q2RO
Evening star., 1948-10-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest
Macarthur Blvd Section

5162 Fulton st. n.w-Semidet. rm. and
bath; gas heat 3 porches, Venetian blinds,
Bendix washer, good condition. S11,95O
Immed. poss. Open afternoons. OWNER,
Evening star., 1948-10-17
LANGSTON REALTY
DETACHED, 8 ROOMS
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
at APPROVED

Open today-Just . left of these new det.
brick homes, with center hall plan; 21ft.
living room, fully euipped kitchen, 3 large
room) and full bsmt. with gas &C. heat:
located on a large Handicapped lot. Priced
at only S16,250, with So 200 down. and
monthly payments of 500 on principal and
interest. Open today from til dark.
To reach: Drive out Wis. ave. to Bank of
Bethesda, bear left out Old Georgetown
rd. . mi. to our sign at Beech dr.. turn
left and follow signs to sample house,
5000 Beech DIR. SURETY REALTY CO,
agents for Century Construction Co. AID.
n
Evening star., 1948-10-17
VACANT-BY OWNER!

1903 18th st. nw.-Open today, ] to 3.
Immediate possession. Charming detach;
brick, completely redecorated. Consists OF
to wall carpeting on entire 1st A. and
stairway: dining rm.. bright kitchen. stove;
refrig delightful rear screened porch. 8
twin-siZed bedrms, . tiled baths, storage
attic. full bsmt. maids rm., Law; oil heat.
Lovely grounds, detach. brick garage
Terms Near every convenience. Make
this your first stop today. ST. 1881, GE.
Evening star., 1948-10-17

VACANT
200 block Woodley pl 4, nwmpeitiIEaDl! tIt
bedrms. and bath; two inclosed poreheS I :,
immediate IN n edn possession Priced TO sell al
''''f''' seth ST. NV.
400 block-Desirable det. brick home in
alef and hsS hS scRoos iesss Contains bedrms snd
bath, full hsmt: gas a.-ch
SHEPHERD ST. NV.
300 blkI;Row brick containing 3 es 6edrws rs
bssn Path oil bds hw bn Sefsened ssrase porch
EMERSON ST. NV.
entrance; Large liv rm din, rm., modern
fNGLESfDE IN Il lsiiSsfl Is '5TIS TERRACE II NV.
1900 blockr;Row brick containing 10 rms
mate monthly income $500.
18th ST. NV.
31o0 block-Row brick containing 8 rms:
ss'h 81 q saso per nh mo present zn
5th ST. NV.
gas h; ;,w.h., full bsmt.. 2 porches garage.
Immediate possession.
| 500 blk Monroe st. n.w.-Recently re-
decorated semidet brick containing 4
bedrms., Venetian blinds throughout par
~N'' SHEPHERD ST. NV.
800 block-Row brick with 8. bedrms,;
bath. screened porch. Venetian blinds. OIL
h. -w.h., built-in garage.
10th ST. NE.
400 bloek-Beautiful royy brick in excellent h.a,
Three bedrms. Convenient location. Small
"R" ST. NE.
1900 bock-Desirable det brick home CON-
tanning liv rm., din; rm.. kit. first-hoor
powder rm.; three bedrms.; oil h.-w.h. Re-
NN' H:YATTSVILLE, MD.
43rd ave-Det. home on lot 4Ox1o5. and
containing liv. rm. din. rm., kit. utillty
rm.. bedrms.. gear garage screened
tEont TOO porch coal h,-w.h' Priced at
KENSINGTON, MD.
as frame sna SsS On In vefs
Clean CHEW CHEVY CHASE, MD.
de-: deoo home olGek contains rano bedrms. tiled
baths. oil h-wh Reasonably priced
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1416 x st. NV. Realtors. ME. 200
Evening star., 1948-10-17
OPEN TODAY. Is
YOUR DREAM HOUSE

Attractive rambler, 7114 Mass. ave ext,
near D. C. line. rms, 3 baths, gas
heat Beautiful large liv. rm. with fre-
place and picture window, facing beauti-
fully wooded area, large ballroom Of knotty
pine. recreation rm with fireplace and
picture window, that leads out on terrace
level Another large rm. off rear terrace:
Attached garage. Covered patio. Vermont
green slate roof. Your opportunity.
S34. 500 Open II am. to 6 pm. OWNER
BUILDER OR 1925
Evening star., 1948-10-17
UNIQUE

New home Just of Bradley blvd. bed.
dining room with picture window; all elec-
trio kitchen; lovely lot; two more roughed-
IN bedrooms and bath: excellent financing.
Call Ted ;Bair, with JAMES DIXON L. Co.
1922 18th st. NV. ST. 1900. Week ends
and ewes, WI. 4S34. -17
Evening star., 1948-10-17
EDGFMOOR

This home is located in very conv loca-
tlon for shopping, schools and transp
bedrms.. baths, oil INV h; det garage:
well-planted lot. Very reas priced at
So 900. To inspect call WO. 23OO til 8
pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
123 WEBSTER ST, NV.
1906 YUMA ST. NV,

Vacant, new-house condition Seven
rooms "a bedrooms), tiled bath; lavatory
in basement, oil hot-water heat. front and
rear porches, two-car garage; facing Tenley
Circle; To inspect, call r. V. MARCERCN,
MA 65SS. Ia
Evening star., 1948-10-17
YOUR DREAM HOUSE
OPEN, | TO 5 TODAY

s1e Tewkesbury pl. NV. Lovely semidet.
in garage and ysrd; mr. shopping center,
schools and cars 81 500 or more cash;
bal. like rent. STROUP. Exclusive agent
Evening star., 1948-10-17
OPEN SUNDAY, lTO5P.M.

1888 18th pl. nw-Distinctive brick CO.
plumbing; 3 bedrms.. 21a baths; beautiful
custom features. Turn east OF 18th st.
on Floral to 18th pl.. right on 18th pl.
to sign.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.