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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
Junior Deputy Sheriffs
Elect Officers Monday

Doug Cooper was elected cap
tain Of the newly-organized Flat
head county junior deputy sher-
ifs association in Columbia Falls
Monday evening.
The club is essentially for youth
recreation.
Named lieutenants were Pete
Darling and Gene Lenz. Sergeants
and corporals will be chosen later.
On the membership committee
are LEM, Bob Higson, Patsy Mar
tin and Dolly Walton, and draw
ing up the constitution are Darl-
ing, LEM, Eric Andrew and Mar
lene Davis.
Speakers at the meeting inclu-
ded Sheriff Dick Walsh.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
School Problems Up
Election Interest

School problems of District 6
with its fast growing population
have resulted in more interest in
the approaching school board ell
ection Saturday. April 8.
Terms expiring are those of
Chairman Otto Fehlberg, Coran,,
and Bud Darling, Columbia Falls.
Other members are Ted Rogers,
Columbia Falls rural, and Dwigtt
Grist, Bolton, one year to serve,
and Henry Hutchings, Bolton, two
years.
District enrollments increased
30 per cent from 1916 to 1947, and
the grade school population went
up 25 per cent this year over last.
Though showing some interest,
state school officials have given
no help, nor made available add
itional federal or state funds to
meet the emergency. Partly as a
result 1948 car licenses cost more.
Martin City wants school bull
ding; Coram using the church
basement as a third classroom
wants a new building, and Column
bia Falls grades, overcrowded, has
tried to make classrooms of what
still have the look of basement
boiler rooms.
The board does not have funds
adequate to take care of additional
students. Seven more grade school
teachers were employd this year.
It is likely that the board will call
for more financial help in order
to finish the school term.
Almost thankless job, the pub
lie spirited citizens who serve on
school boards receive no salary, but
mileage for meetings and inspec-
tons.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
Falls Draws Poison
In Tourney Opener

AS a result of drawings, Column
bia Falls will play Poison in the
opening game of the 1913 District
13. Northwestern Montana basket
ball tournament in Columbia Falls
February 10 through 81.
Second game will be Whitefish
and Eureka at 7:3O p m February
10 followed by Troy meeting Lib
by at $50 p m. Bigfork drew the
bye.
Each of the teams in the dist
riot have been defeated at least
twice, and tournament time ap-
proaches with no favorites. Last
year Eureka placed first and Lib
by, second. The 1948 regional tour
nannent is at Deer Lodge starting
March 4.
Tickets for the ID games are 81
for adults and $50 for students,
while individual games are 60 cents
for adults and 40 cents for stud
ents. Friday and Saturday night
games are 81.
President of the conference is
Principal Dulane Fulton, Column
bia Falls; Fred LaRoche, Libby, is
secretary. Tournament officials
will be G Winston Bergen and Will
liam ] Erickson.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
FIathead MidWinter
Weather Readings
Frisk About Zero

Midwinter temperatures in the
Flathead valley were as follows
Mondays low s above; Tuesday
zero; Wednesday above; Thurs
day 5 above, and Friday below
the coolest since January 2, 1947
when it was 10 below. These Kali
ispell readings were recorded by
Federal Observer E S Mark.
Friday morning park headquarters
reported IA below zero.
January weather summary is:
except for two short periods of cool
weather, one during the second
week and again during the last
week of the month, temperatures
were well above normal. Lowest
for the month was 1 below zero on
January 26. Skies were clearer
than usual; total sunshine being
over twice average. Precipitation
totaled SO as compared with nor
NAL of 1.57 inches. The snow COW
er Cat Kalispell) was mostly melt
ed.
At Hungry Horse village, it was
3 below January &c January pre-
cipitation totaled 2.03 inches.
At Bolton, park headquarters had
6 below on January 26. Precipita-
ton for month totaled 2.27 inches,
sc below normal, and snow on the
ground was 9 inches deep at
months end as compared with 1873
inches a year ago.
Another interesting fact from
Bolton was the report that during
the whole of 1947 there were nine
days when the thermometer was
below zero. Coolest was IL below.
Observer at Bolton is Assistant
Chief Ranger Dave Cannavina,
and at Hungry Horse, N H Olson.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
Jury Panel Inclu1ccs
Falls, Bolton Names

Six Columbia Falls and one Bel
ton resident are included in the %
names on the 1913 district court
jury panel. The court term starts
February "a, and on the panel are
Leslie Blood, Bessie M Carter, Hen
nv Deernolt, Arthur Motichka, No
"a Rusten, John Schutzman, all of
Columbia Falls, and Robert G OS-
lesby, Bolton.
The SIS were selected by reach
ing into a barrel containing the ma
mes of nearly 1000 Flathead
county resident taxpayers.
Listed on the court calendar
Tuesday were 10 criminal and Ii
civil cases. In past years as the
court term nears, many cases are
settled before coming to trial.
Included in the differences to
be heard this winter are Martin L
Good versus Anton A Hoerner, a
civil case involving a debt, and
John D Macdonald versus D P Ev-
ans for damages. Among the crf-
minal cases will be that of John
D Macdonald charged with first
degree assault. His former wife
was shot, with resultant loss of a
limb, near Coram.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
Slate Emery Creek
Block Timber Sale

Sale of timber on Emery creeks
Block L is scheduled for March
10 by the F'lathead national for
est.
The 100000 board feet will in
clude $4,000 larch; 100000 Dou-
glas fir; $4,000 spruce and So
900 white pine.
Block M on Emery creek with
an estimated 100000 board feet
will be sold late in the spring.
At Thursdays opening Bondur-
ant Brothers, Kalispell, were sue
cessful bidders on Tally lake dis
trict's Block D on Lost creek. They
offered 81 a thousand board feet
for larch and fir and SO for spruce.
The tract has 226,OoO board feet.
On February 10, bids will be
opened on 1,116,OOO board feet up
South Lost creek in the Swan dist
riot
Meanwhile a forest service crew
finished cruising 100000 board
feet on Miller creek drainage near
Olney, and have started to cruise
100000 board feet on Lost creek
south of Tally lake for future sales.
In charge is Harley Harrison, Tai
ly lake district ranger, assisted by
district ranger, Charlie Shaw,
Rangers Fred Metcalf and Ralph
Thayer.
A marking crew of Clyde SEQ
vel, Theodore Paullin and Robert
Croskrey are at work on 100000
board feet sold to the Lost Creek
Timber company in the Tally lake
district.
Still working up Emery creek
on marking are Coram District
RangeE Bert Bealey, District
Rangers Russell Cloninger, Earl
Mcconnell, Ranger Ray Gardner
and Bud Daugherty.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
Denver Trip Leads
To More Housing

Six Hungry Horse engineers and
designers will leave for Denver Sa-
turday to complete specifications
for additional housing and an Of
flee building annex at the project.
Making the trip to bureau of re-
clamation offices in Denver are
David S Culver, Robert Bush, Ro-
bert Fry, Don Herak, Marcus Hill
den and Moore Tice.
1t is expected that contracts for
additional housing at Hungry
Horse and the office annex will be
awarded this summer. Present ia
cilities for 100 families and the
office building are not adequate to
care for bureau of reclamation en-
gineers and technical assistants
needed to supervise building the
$1OO,OOO,OOO dam.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
High School Ski Team
Enters BOzeman Meet

Columbia Falls newly organized
ski team will enter three members
in the state interscholastic ski
meet at Bozeman Saturday and
Sunday.
Making the trip are Coach Fred
Hodgson and students, Tom Har-
rington, Freddie Hodgson and Pat
Rupp.
Helping the high school finance
the team are Columbia Falls
chamber of commerce, West Gla-
cier Firemen's association, Belton-
Apgar PTA, Bolton Mercantile
and the local VFW post.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
The Lines Still Short

With the big rush for licenses
expected just before February 10,
a total of 1897 car licenses ano
1 500 truck licenses had been SOLO
bv the county treasurer's office
bv tuesday. Drivers licenses sold
numbered $500.
There are 1000 cars in the coun-
ty, and 5000 trucks.
From February 10 to Fl, the
state highway patrol will be CIV
ino drivers license tests in Kalls-
nell for new applicants and COM
nercial vehicle operators.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
Soil Conservation
Has Local Hearing

Conducting Columbia Falls and
Whitefish hearing today (Friday)
on charging the soil conservation
district to include all of Flathead
county is D P Fabrick, Choteau
rancher and member of the state
soil conservation committee.
With him at the 2 p m hearing
in Columbia Falls grade school
will be County Agent Walt Maur-
itson and Louis Moos, district con-
servationalist. The Whitefish ses-
sion at chamber of commerce Of
flee is at 8 p m.
Mr. Fabrick will hear opinions
as to whether enlargement of the
district is desired, and the state
soil conservation committee will
decide later on holding a referen-
dunn in the county. A two-thirds
vovte of resident farmers is neces-
sary before this always-voluntary
setup is put into effect. 1t makes
available federal and state help in
soil saving and betterment.
Flathead's soil district now in
cludes 100000 acres mostly south
of Kalispell. There are 2,6O6, 100
additional acres in the county.
The voluntary soil conservation
program has little resemblance to
the triple A. It's making available
of technical assistance is expected
to help Flathead county farmers
adapt their land to more intensive
agriculture.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
Oil Search to Continue

A H Wagner, Columbia Fails
chief driller for Canadian koote
1av's north of the border we'll re-
turned from Portland Saturday
Mr. Wagner spoke before the an
nual meeting of Canadian kcota
nay's board of directors. Plans FOL
1913 driving operations were ap
proved.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
REA Gets S85, 1000 Loan

The Rural Identification Ad-
ministration in Washington ap-
proved loan of $4,000 to the
Flathead Electric Coop (REA) for
the purposes of improving and ex-
tending electric service. This i'll
formation was included in a wire
received Thursday from Senator
James E Murray.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06

Glacier national parks supt j
w Emmert and Chief Clerk FREQ
R,,ssev are attending Montana
State university for montn' ine
men along with forest service Of
ficia1s are taking courses in BUS
mess administration.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06

Arriving at Damtown late in Fe-
bruary will be Mrs jamie Hummel,
Fairbanks, Alaska. Mrs Eummel
will drive the Alaska highway by
herself. She plans to build lunch
counter and fountain in Damtown,
and has driven the Alaskan high
way before.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06
Ranger Sees 81 Sheep

On winter field trip to the east
side of Glacier national park, AS
sistant Chief Ranger Dave Can
navina saw 81 Rocky Mountain
Bighorn sheep near Swift Current
lake. They included Is ewes and
six rams.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06

Total elk kill on the Flathead
rivers Middle Fork during the
seasons that lasted from October
1 to January 81 was SO. Last year
the kill in a shorter season that
ended December 81 was an estim-
ated 200.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-06

THE pater election IS FEBRUARY
az. Register NTH cl1Ade 6o1'c"
~, ot the court house before Feo-
r.1ary IL.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkiA.

ALEXANDRIA. of .Bashford lane-An s.
year-old stone -and-brick home with living
room, fireplace, dining room. kitchen.
bedrooms and bath; recreation room with
Nj. 1850, EXT, Gil with Be1TzELL, p1
ALEXANDRIA - Bungalow. $3.50; va
cant; move IN on deposit. See this be
oil oil heat, ov, 5000. open until pm.
j T. MOTION REALTY CO. Sc
ARLINGTON-Best part of Lyon PIX. Open
daily New 3-bedrm.. @-bath brick tbedrm.
and bath or 1st NJ, gar. > porches, many
Closets, AAA white oak As. gas INV. heat;
lot, etc. Rare comb. of quality and eony.
reach: Out Lee blvd. to Garfield St.. right
, blks, to N; End St. right z blk 70 2sso
ARLINGTON FoREsI.one Of the best
scaped. CoLLARD-AKER, Realtors. 23oo
Wilson blvd. CH. 1926, CH. 1928. ewes
BEVERLY HILLs-Briek house, 8 ,bedrms
2 baths; l bedrm. and bath located on mrs.
dooT; owner transtsrrsd; price , sls'eso
ETANLEY R. ROWLAND Co. INC" "a
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ALEXANDRIA


An exceptionally fine home in one OF the
best locations. A wooded site with old
oaks, beautiful trees and magnifcent lawn
makes IN unusual setting for the fine
home. The large living room has a fire.
place, and dining space which adds spa
ciousness to the overall effect, Of the
living room is tiled porch with mag
nificent view The super-moderu kitchen
is one you dream of 1t has leather
upholstered breakfast nook. a large den
ter bedroom and bath and . additional
bedrooms and bath on End floor, Base
alton alton room with fireplace. iaundry room.
y bath, oil h:.w,h. The home Is Of
snper,or nd w'n COPPER
full insulation. slate roof and many .addi-
tional features not found in any home.
Unusual circumstances permit US to offer
this bargain at . very low figure. on at:
tractive terms. For full information and
EBNER r. DUNCAN CO.
Realtors ana Insurers. zoe Rupiey Bldg
e1S Kins st., Asx., W. -27
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susuRBAN sALE-vIRcINIA,
ALEXANDRIA,

You will thrill to the spaciousness Of this
fine Russell .rd. Dutch Colonial when YOU
walk into the large entr. hall and look
dining rm. big enough to take that large
suite which you prize so highly, buffers
pantry and exceptionally large kit; bed
rms. and tiled baths, abundance of
cabinet space: lot 100x12O, high elevation
oil h.-wh.. built-in garage. slate roof.
r. L. RHINE REALTY CO., 607 Prince
st. Alexandria. TIE. s426; ewes, TIE. 416s,
OV 3l73 Alex 3S5o -26
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VACANT; main highway Laurel; $ rms,
halls, bath, very mod, storm windoTs' .ss
garage, fruit GEO. c. WALKER, WA.
FOR g TO : wKS. to responsible party:
furn Groom house, ward. porches. utlli-
ties inc SlNn mo HI. 400. u
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PENTAGON OFFICIALS

ZEN AN1OIN UT 1N11A10
Please inspect this beautiful home before
you buy Priced below market for quick
sale. Ideal location in exclusive Monticello
Appealing modern architecture with very
large living rm.- dining rm. combtns tion
bsthed in sunshine through large picture
tiled baths on End a.: recreation I'm. With
fireplace. Excellent white brick and clad
board construction; Immaculate condltion.
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4507 TEMPLE LANE
SUBURBAN REhr-MARYlAhp.

In Temple Hills, Md. 2-bedrm., compl
equipped bungalow; sll-electric kitchen
new-house condition; only $1,000 T, D
BURGESS, VI. 1902 till s. ~
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Exclusive. CHI. 4034, FA. LIT
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
COUNTRY CLUB

In this locality, we have q charming brick
home. featuring 2 bedrms. and bath on
lst floor plus attractive living rm., nice
dining rm., equipped kit; End floor has 2
more nice bedrms. and bath also 2 rms
and bath in basement This prop is among
homes of refinement DWYER Il BOYD.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
ARLINGTON FOREST
Belle Observation-Disclosures

Open Sat and Sun. to Z. 40 Woodmont
rd.--Dutch Colonial brick and stone home
prewar construction, Ideal for family with
children; liv. rm. with fireplace, den. din.
rm, kit. pantry, screened porch, 312
bedfms., 2 baths. storage attic, full bsmt.
with OF; h.-wh.; fenced garden. Attr
terms. $26,95O. Exclusive HELEN R.
MARSHALL, Alex. 3S0l. ewes, TIE. 1915,
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COUNTRY HOME

With city conveniences This attractive
frame home, in excellent condition, on !
acre of ground, near Annandale. There
10 living rm.. 1 bedroom, equipped kitch-
en- and bath on LIST floor; 2 rooms and
bath on 2nd floor porches, detached
Garage: small cottage which can be made
Full price. sii.75o. terms can be arrsnSsd.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
Exclusive Realtors, 116 So. st. Asaph ST.,
Alexandria, Va. TIE. 734S. Alex 6644,
Open evenings and Sundays for your con.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
UN. 7s4s or Hyattsville OH
CAPE COD BRICK

On h-acre corner lot; in nearby Betsville,
Md. close to National Agriculture Center
Center at White Oak, Md One block
from school; Built about S, years ago. it
tile bath on the 1st floor and two finished
rooms on the End floor: automatic hot
water heat; excellent condition. Exchange
only S14,750. Phone MI Norlander, NO.
1885, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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50 .95O-RENT FREE
VACANT-S1 900 DOWN
KAY REALTY co.
HOME AND BUSINESS

7-rm. modern stone home and separate
structure, 2Sx42; suitable for ofhces and
small manufacturing business or could oe
land, with option to buy adjacent 10000
so. #. reasonable Main house has llv
rm With Gspaee Ia din dir rm kit bed7ma eedTm
and full,tiled bath on End fl; nicely land
scaped lot with fine old trees; Just of
Branch ave, within ; min Of D c, Kan an
hne value Phone AT: ss27, G. D.
BUNGALOWS, $500 DOWN
G1, approved: a group of low.prieed e,
smart and mcdern 5-rm bunssloTsi 1S MY; fu.
1slection s., nov nov for quick possession, Call
Raffell Real Estate Realtor
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Hyattsville prewar brick; 1910 Longfellov
porch rec. rm flrepl, bqilt,in ssEag9 WIf :
RoGERs, HY. o3al and WA. ai7o. ~
HOME DESIGNED for future space; sell.
ing for Sl2.500; liv: rm. and fireplace, i.
bedrms tiled bath. din, rm, and kit, extra
very lge bsmt,, would make lovely rec
rm, block from carline in College PARK
Lovely o-story, 3-bedrm. home: built
IN I94i; lee wooded lot 7Oxl35; lge
busline. near Nd. University Hills; $3.50
New furnished home across street from
Catholic church and school, with ls
trust of $4,000 payable only $50 pei
mo, nv rm, bedrms tiled bath, yer!
mod kit. and ,dinette; space for rms
on md floor lge. bsmt., INV fenced
lot. near University of Nd. S13,650.
A lovely 3-bedrm.. IA bath brick; with
A. lst trust. of $4,000, PAYABLE s6s 81
per mo-. including everything oil neat
blocks from carline in College Park, Md
Sl4.a50; terms.
BURCH REALTY co.
Berwyn. Nd. TO. 57s3, TO. 633s' eyes.
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BEVERLY HILLS
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

delightful prewar home, cool and re-
freshing In decorating and design, plus q
setting of spacious lawn and large trees
Living room with fireplace, dining room
with built-in corner cupboards and i'm
maculate all-electric kitchen. On the 2nd
floor are 3 nice bedrms. and tiled bath:
full basement with yard-level entrance;
hot-water Oil heat; conv. location. Immed
posS. Shown by appointment
CAROLYN CUFF
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ARLINGTON FOREST

ARLINGTON FOREST
Attractive 6-rm., fully insulated home in
conv. residential section Of Arlington
Lge. wooded back yard insuring privacy;
facing on Four Mi4e Run: two screened
porches, full bsmt with outdoor entrance;
Bendix washer included; extra cabinets in
kit. Come out to 145 S. Aberdeen ST.,
Arlington, and see this lovely home. -25
ARLINGTON FOREST
6-rm. brick in one Of ArlinEton's best de-
veloped subdivisions. Attractive Diet home
with side porch. full bsmt.; just 15 min.
to downtown on beautiful 4-lane blvd
Conv. to bus and shopping. Excellent
neighborhood for children. Be sure to see
this one at S15.T50
r. w. MULLEN
3111 Columbia pike. Arl., OK. 1882 till
n m
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JEFFERSON PARK

LYON PARK
3 3-bedroom bungalow. on lovely fenced
corner lot; conv: to transp.. shops and
schools: reduced for immediate sale
Shown by appointment only
DOMINION HILLS
One of the incest homes we have had in
this desirable neighborhood 3 bedrooms:
tiled bath. living room with fireplace and
built-in book shelves; screen porch and
gas heat: earlv possession
2 BEDROOMS, SEMIDET.
with fenced lot fun basement and SCREEN
ed porch; living room, dining room. and
stairs carpeted; excel. financing with GI
loan and A., payable $50 per mo. Pos
WILLIAMS REALTY co.
$500 Wilson blvd. oW. 6161. -25
LYON VILLAGE
Detached. 3 bedrms., "a baths. den, oil
heat, garage. Evenings, WO. 4S45.
J. Leo Kolb Co., MI. 2190
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FALLS CHURCH

Lovely asbestos shingle bungalow: con-
siSting of liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm..
modern equipped kitchen; 3 lge. bedrms,
tile BATH full bsmt; stairway to partially
finished attic: storm windows and screens;
doubly insulated; coal air-conditioned
heat: beautiful lot. 75xI50. with stream In
back. Price. Sl2.a5O. Exclusive with
METZLER. For inspec.. call GIL, 1888 or
Oh CS7S: ewes. and Sun, Falls Church
1000 Mrs pappi11
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RARGAIN

West Lanham Hills; S7,750; 4-room and
bath bungalow; oil heat; expansion attic
large lot Call Ravenscroft. DU: 664l or
MI O212. WILLIAM H. BOAZE, MI. s24l
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YOURS BY .JIJI,Y *

1OO1CO D JOI1 To
For only S25.s5O there is available in
one of the hner sections of Falls Church,
a large 3-bedroom brick home; 1t is on
a corner lot s5 by 1875; is Of CENTER
hall plan: has large living room with fire.
and corner cupboards, fully equipped kit.
and breakfast nook and pantry and
toilet and lavatory on frst floor; a master
bedroom with private bath and two other
bedrooms and bath on second floor; base
ment with laundry trays and oil-burning
hot-water heat; workshop or storage
garage; detached garage; nice lawns
and shrubbery; prewar construction but
comparatively new: thoroughly insulated; /;
you'll be surprised to find such a spa
cious and gracious home at SO low a
price: available by July Is: $500 cash;
terms on balance. Shown by appoint
L. S. HURLEY
2700 No. Brandywine St, Arlington, GL.
] dnil 4a
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Woodlawn Village Arl.
WYNNWOOD

A. beautiful center-hall brick Colonial.
and u bath ON on 1st M A.: s unusu.lIg 1n I large re
bedrms. on 2nd f.; large screened porch
beautiful os;u lot, Oct oo gar a;, cony to every
LURIA BROS.
2O46 Wilson blvd Arlineton Va -0s
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InvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

CONTINUED on Next PassD
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APARTMENT SITES.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

APT. HOUSE SITE. suitable for 100 units
in best NV. location. Attention. builders
Box 164-D, Star.
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Live in 5-rm. apt and have income Of
$50 per mo. from 2 3-rm. and bath apts.
furn: . hlks to stores. schools and transp.;
price SI3950 terms WILL ROGERS,
EY n2o1 and WA Q11n -27
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VACANT

s-bedrm. mod. home. estab. community;
oil heat. lge level lot; mr.. bus. schools,
shopping; close to D. c., White Oaks, Nd.
univ; ideal for children; immed. poss,
Only $3.50 down. bal. less than rent.
.TnIjN II Johnson co WA 1926. -25
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3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW: Lyon Park-
rm., equip. kit, bedrm and bath; 2nd f.
has 2 bedrms. finished in knotty pine; full
bsmt., air-cond. heat; lot SOFIA det;
at S14,a50 Exclusively, JNO. J. LOFLIN,
Loflin Bids, 2420 Wilson blvd, GIL. 4312.
Evening star., 1948-06-25

81 ,15O DOWN
so month if sold under .G1 approval;
broom bungalows with full basement and
unfinished attic; located in convenient
Maryland community.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
nno1 nnen --2h
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COMPARE

And you will see for yourself that this
modern brick bungalow is steal al SILL
500 Five rms, full basement, gas heat,
stairway to large expansion attic; FLA