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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
NetO Dog Tags On Sale
At Community Market

Allen county dog licenses went on
sale Monday in the Community
market, Bluffton, zelma Tripplehorn,
deputy registrar, with owners re
quired to have 194s tags for their
pets before the deadline next jan
ary 20.
Opening of the sale of dog tags at
10 county offices was announced by
Auditor Russell L. Hire. In Beav-
erdam, tags are being sold by o. E.
Bowers at the Farmers elevator.
License fees remain the same as
last year: 81 for males and spayed
females; So for females; and SO for
"a kennel license, which includes five
tags without extra charge.
All dogs three months old or older
are required to have licenses, and
law provides 81 penalty on tags
sold after January 20.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
County Food Trair,
Donation Dedicated

Allen eounty's share in the De
eember Ohio food train of CROP
win be in the form Of a S3,50O car
load of soy beans, loaded Tuesday
at the Hume Equity Exchange.
A dedication service in charge of
Rev. Paul Thompson, Allen county
chairman, preceded loading Of the
car.
In the campaign conducted thru
out the county during the fall, to-
tai of $4,000 was received in contri-
buttons. Freight charges to the
shipping point viii be paid by $500
of the contributions. Ocean shipping
expense is paid by the United States
government.
Rev. Carl Landes, former Bluffton
college student and a former resi-
dent here, is in charge of the Ohio
CROP campaign.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
Named To Farm,
Bureau Committees

Three Pandora men were named
to committees in organization of the
Putnam county farm bureau for
1949, it was announced last week at
a meeting of directors.
Elam Suter and E. r. Moser were
named on the legislative and public
affairs committee, and N. n Soldner
will serve on the membership and
education committee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
DriUers Unlturt In
TlUO-Cdr Collision

Ernest G. Basinger, Is, Bluffton
route two, escaped injury last We'd
nesday in q two-car collision on the
New Haven road.
Autos driven by Basinger and
David Sherrick, As, of Vanlue, we're
slightly damaged in the mishap. No
one was hurt.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30

Il am done with the years that
were, am quits,
| am done with the dead and the old,
They are mines worked out, /
delved in their pits,
| have saved their grains of gold
Now ] turn to the future for wine
and bread
| have hidden the past adieu-
| laugh, and lift hands to the year
ahead,
Come on! | am ready for you!"
Edwin Markham
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30
Scholastic Honor

James Gilbert, Of Bluffton, with a
2.S average was one of 81 students
making honor marks at Ohio North
ern university during the winter
quarter. An average of is perfect.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Staley, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Staley, Mrs. Retta
Club and Mrs. Tom Robinson were
entertained Saturday evening, Dec.
10 with a dinner in the home of Mrs.
Desenberg and daughter Lillian in
Ada honoring the birthdays of Mrs.
Clum, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Des-
enberg.
Mrs. Hazel Eversole and daughter
of Bluffton were Christmas eve call
ers of Mrs. Carrie Lentz.
Mrs. Alice Fackler and daughter
Georgia entertained Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry H. Fackler and son
Bobby of Lorain, Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
Younkman and daughters Jerilyn
Joyce, and Nancy Ann and Mr.. and
Mrs. Atmer Bergman.
Mr.. and Mrs Bergman spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Schuerman and family of Lima.
Mrs. Everett Cumrine has been re-
moved from Memorial hospital,
Lima, to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. w. Adams of
Chicago, H., Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Ash of Rochester, N. Y. have been
called home due to the illness of
their father, Mr.. John Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clum enter
tanned Sunday for the S0th birthday
of his mother, Mrs. Retta Clum.
Several relatives and friends were
in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Robinson enter
tanned Christmas their sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Robinson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. N II. Robinson and daugh-
ter Peggy Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Roberton and Mrs. Clyde Mullenhour
all of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hall enter
tanned at dinner Christmas Eve, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hall and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Watt and sons and
Mrs. Eva Watt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02

MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN
 Missionary Society will meet at the Manse 7:30 tonight 57 It Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
20 PASS pHY5I(Al5 NOVEMBER EXAMS;
 INDUCTION JAN. }

Twenty men out of AS called, pass ed Armed Forces physicals during November, the Territorial Selective Service office announced today.
 Out of the 20 accepted for miii- tary service, un der compulsory training, seven will he inducted into Armed Forces January 3. Decem- Der inductions have been postponed until the first week in January to allow men to spend the holiday sea- son with families. according to M Perry Hobbs, acting director of the Territorial office.
 Reports on November physicals were forwarded to the Territorial office from the three Alaskan in- duction stations, Fort Richardson at Anchorage, Ladd Air Base at Fairbanks and Marks Air Base at Nome
 A breakdown according to local Selective Service boards shows l9 out of 21 accepted from the An chorage board; 3 out of 9 from Fair banks; out of 10 from Juneau; none from Kodiak, and 3 out of from Nome
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
ALASKA LEADS IN EXCESS PROFIT
 TAX INCREASES

Alaska led the entire nation in the increase in excess profits taxes paid to the Federal Government in fiscal 1948 over the previous year, according to information re- ceived by the Alaska Development Board from the Treasury Depart ment in Washington.
 Although the excess profits tax rate was reduced very substantially by the 8Oth' Congress, Alaska show ed an increase in collections ol miscellaneous internal revenue, in- cluding excess profits taxes. The total of such collections in the Territory in 1948 was S1 ,837 ,669 66. This represented an 8.1 per cent increase over the previous year. Only three states showed an in crease in this class of taxes. They were South Dakota, Iowa and Michigan, and in none of them was the increase nearly so great precentagewise as it was in AL aska. For the nation as a whole collections in this category declined 1 261 per cent in fiscal 1948 from the 1947 total.
 Federal corporation taxes paid in Alaska in 1948 increased 65.S per cent over the previous year Individual income taxes increased AS per cent. Employment taxes to the Federal Government were up AFT per cent. Total internal rev.
 enue collections showed an in-
 crease of 19.3 per cent. In every
 one of these classifications the in-
 crease in Alaska was far above
 the national average.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
JAPANESE
 STAGING }
 DAY5TRIkE

TOKYO, Dec. 2.-lR-A three day strike by Japanese coal miners neared an. end today with about ,27000 workers off the job.
 Mines in various sections of Japan each shut down for a day IS part of an overall three-day strike to enforce wage boost de- mands. Union leaders said new strikes may be ordered unless a new proposal is made by the mine operators.
 Meanwhile, the metal miners un- ion entered 4o-hour strike to em- phasize wage demands. About 75,- coo miners are involved.
 Japanese seamen ended 48-hour strike last night, a walkout which dled more than 400 ships in nine )orts. The seamen's union an- nounced nwe 72-hour strike may be called Friday unless a 3C per cent wage increase it granted
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
AUT0I5T5 WARNED
 TO CLEAR STREET5;
 5N0Wpl0W WORK

City Police Chief Bernie Hulk mo- tifies Juneau residents that cars must be off the street for clearance by snow blow at 3 am. tomorrow, as follows Main and Seward streets, from Fourth Avenue to the water front, and Franklin Street, from Fourth Avenue to the City Cafe.
 If cars must be parked on the street, owners should leave the keys so that the vehicles can be moved.
 Motorists are reminded that Gold Street is reserved for children's sliding, and are urged to use cau- ton when crossing it anywhere be- , low Seventh Street.
 Speaking of streets and snow, Bert Lybeck. street department foreman, says the situation is seemingly un- der control Were just trying to keep ahead of the weather he said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
THE CHASE" NOW SHOWING TONIGHT
 AT. 10TH CENTURY

Rreathless excitement hung over the 20th Century Theatre last night, when the thrill-packed drama, The Chase was given it's initial show ing in th.s city.
 Based on Cornell Woolrich's TO- mantle mystery novel, The Black Path of Fear" the film has the amazing tempo and speed of some of Hitcheocks memorable films
 Seymour Nebenzal produced "The Chase" with Robert Cummings as the star and the lovely French act ress, Michele Morgan, as the femi- nine lead. In top supporting roles are Steve Cochran and Peter Lorre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
LIEUT.. JACKSON '!S
 SOON RETIRING AZ
 EXECUTIVE OF (. (.

KODIAK, Dec. 2.-tR-Lieut. Ed
 ward w. Jackson, executive offi- cer of the Coast Guard cutter Ce- dar, will retire from the Coast Guard on Dec. 31 after 26 years of Service. He has been stationed here the past two and half years, completing 10 years Alaska duty. He and Mrs. Jackson will leave for Seattle the first of the year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
ALASKA BREEDS OF
 DOGS GETS CITATION

ANCHORAGE Dec. 2.-tR-Three Alaska breeds of dogs, the Alaska Malamute, Eskimo and Siberian Husky, received special attention from Capt. Will Judy, publisher Of Dog World" on his weekend visit.
 The widely known sportsman act ed as judge at the Alaska Kennel Clubs second all-breed sanction match.
 We don't see enough of those breeds in the States" Capt. Judy said.
 There is a great demand for sled dogs and Alaska breeders should find ready market. The dogs coats and stamina are good selling point"
 Golden and Labrador retrievers excelled in the snow.
 
 Some very lengthy Australian earthworms lay eggs as big as n1t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
CITY S(00pM0BILE,
 NEW GAR LICENSES
 HERE ON SAhTRINA

A Scoopmobile for the city and new car license plates for the Ter ritory are included in cargo dis charged from the Santrina at the Northern Commercial Go. dock to- day.
 More than 5000 cases of groceries for Gus George and other general cargo made up load of about 40 tons aboard the Juneau Spruce tug under charter by w. J. Manthey.
 The Scoopmobile has been awaited by the city since it's authorization at a recent council meeting.
 WANT ADS BRING RESULTS!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospitai yesterday were Mrs. Carl BOgren, Troy L. Mansker, Roman Ellers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
JUNEAU TEACHER NOW
 IN NORTHERN NORWAY

Margaret Maland, who is on leave of absence from the Juneau Public Schools, is now located in Mo Rama, Norway, according to word received from her by her many Juneau friends.
 Miss Midland writes the Mo Rama is located in the northern part of Norway near the Arctic Circle. Many of Mrs. .Maland's relatives are from this section of Norway.
 Miss Midland is teaching English in night school. There are 60 adults enrolled in the course and she teaches both advanced and be- ginning English.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-23

engine company. Just recently
Negroes have been persistent in
demanding admission to an open
air theatre"
Boyle also said, "I have en-
deavored to enforce the law with
out fear of favor. When / took
charge the Negroes hesitated to
attend their big football games on
account of cuttings and shootings.
Many feared to travel on Beale
street. I have tried to correct these
evils.
"Negro police won't settle the
Negro problem. by any MEANS"
he declared. "When three candi-
dates for the presidency of the
u. S. are advocating the elimina-
ton of the jim crow law and
FEPC.
GIN fact, they are all advocat-
ing complete social equality,
which will not happen in Mem
phis. Not only thinking Mem
phians but those who come in here
CONTINUED on page A.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-23

MEMPHIS, Sept. %. (ANP)-
The use of Negro policemen for
Negro districts in the city is to
be given a trial, according to City
Commissioner Boyle here last
week. Boyle said the police de-
partment would begin taking ap-
plications Immediately" in order
to select qualified men for train
ing.
The decision to experiment with
the use of Negro policemen fol-
lowed a double barrelled campaign
on the part of the Commercial
Appeal, local white daily, and Ne
gro leaders in the city. The latter
had petitioned the mayor and po-
lice commissioner for the employ
ment of colored patrolmen after a
series of incidents involving Ne
groes and white policemen and
eliminating in the killing of a
man several weeks ago.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-23
Memphis 10 Try
Negro Policemen

Boyle, who conferred with
Mayor Peasants on. the move,
said that he will personally make
a tour of representative cities in
the south now using Negro Off
GERS to study their methods of SUI
pervision and to check on the
Commercial Appeals reports that
their usage was contributing a
good deal toward law and order.
His announcement said in part,
eve have decided to give the
Negro police question every con-
sideration with the view of putting
some on.
"In going into this, we r not
unmindful that Memphis has the
largest Negro population of any
city in the United States of equal
size in proportion to the white
population.
~ have also had a request from
Negroes to establish a Negro fire
Evening star., 1948-06-11
SUBURBAN REhT-MARYLAhp.

FURNISHED-43O7 54th pl.. Sunnybrook
near new Cheverly Theater and shopping
center; five rooms and bath, full bsmt.;
Sl20 per month for 3 months only. CLYDE
R. ADAMS, UN. 1143.
SUBURBAN ESTATE-On Rockville pike
near Congressional Airport; lovely old Co
lonial home (remodeled); on three acres
high wooded ground; very spacious rooms
conditioning system. 2-car garage
perfect home or easily adapted to In
come purposes; lease one year, $3.50 pei
mo. with option to renew. Phone WI
1897 ewes: MA. 1857 daily. Iii
SILVER SPRING-White brick. 6 rms, 2
baths, large corner. lot: screened porch
yard; full attic and basement with lava
tory; storm doors and windows through
out: oil heat; rental $500 per mo. Call
ME 579l or UN. 2Sl3 -16
Evening star., 1948-06-11
MT. RAINIER-S1O.25O

MT. RAINIER-$1O,25
Near everything. 5-rm. and bath stucco;
full bSmt., hot-air heat. garage; nice lot:
owner transferred. must sell. Substantial
cash payment.
NEW BUNGALOW-$8,750
rms and bath. stucco over masonry:
oak ds., full bsmt., plenty OF space foi
rec. rm. or bedrms.: copper water pipes
oil air-conditioned heat; Laurel. Md; only
EXTRA LOT-$9,5OO
Groom. 2astory home sd1 full y bsmt., sp h-wh;
DEFENSE HWY.-S10, 500
rms, bath. stucco over masonry COM
pletely furn. with new furn;,, newly re-
decor ated; full bsmt.. air-conditioned heat:
lge. lot. Move in on down payment ot
HOME, 3 A., GEORGIA AVE.
rm., 2-story frame, cypress siding. Lge
liv. rm. with fireplace; hall. din. rm.,
breakfast rm., modern kitchen. on frst
floor: 3 lge. bedrms. and tiled bath End
A.: full bsmt., h..w h.. dbl. garage neauti-
tial cash. owner xilI carry balance is
BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville, Md, UN. 0313
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Service Personnel

Convenient location and an unusual floor
plan are the outstanding features of this
attached white. brick. home. spacious liv.
rm. with fireplace, den and "a bath on
street floor; din. rm. with fireplace, equip.
3 bedrms. and tiled bath on upper ioor;
oil &C. heat; the house is in excel, cond.
Priced S14,750, only $4,000 cash, S95 per
Alex. 3O13: ewes, Alex. 710s, TIE. 1862.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
SUBURBAN sALE-vIR6INIA.
NORTH ARLINGTON

accessible to shopping and bus. only %
min. from Central wash. Has large
bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd 1oor: liv.
new gas sum.-win. air-cond. system, recre-
alton rm. Cor 3ri bedrm.) and roughed-in
bath in basement. Around $500 cash
and mo. payments less than rent. Won
derful buy. Phone WI. 1897 ewes. MA.
1857 daily, JOHN H. MILLER. Jr.. & BRO.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
ALEXANDRIA

100 W. Bellefont ave- (corner Russell
rd.), Alexandria-This lovely 3-bedroom.
will appeal to the discriminating buyer. It
has steep gables and dormer windows. Its
step-down, attached garage on one side
and screened porch overlooking park-like
grounds on the other give it compact
ness and symmetry which delights the eye
It's fine prewar construction will satisfy
the most exacting. BY all means see this
terms. r. L. RHINE REALTY CO., exclu-
sive egents, TIE. S426 Ewes. and Sun.
Alex. 1862 and TIE. 416S. ONCE open
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Alexandria (Beverlv Hills)

A most excel home in this beaut. wooded
sec with magnifcent wooded lot. The
home is ideal and Is new throughout.
The liv. rm. is spacious with frepl. and
built-in bookshelves on either side The
The kit. is a dream for any housewife.
with elec. range, refgr., lge. sink and q
Launderall to do all your laundry. auto
with adjoining bath and an additional
bedrm. on entr hall which connects with
bath. Lge. hall and other spacious closets
and lge. full rear porch are outstanding
features. There is a lee. under-porch Of
bsmt.; lge. unfn. attic and beaut. attached
gar, copper plumbing: bath in bsmt. and
EBNER r. DUNCAN co.
Realtors and Insurers, 2O9 Rupley Bldg. :,
S15 King ST., Alexandria. -13
Evening star., 1948-06-11
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIhlA,

ALEX, VA, 1907 PRINCE ST.
This is an old house which could be
beautifully restored; brick. 8 large rooms,
wide side hall. beautiful stairway, fire.
places, ORIGINAL pine floors. new oil bur-
ner. h.-w.h.; S14,250. CURTIS e. MAR
TIN, 120 s. Royal ST., Alex. Alex. 6s1 5,
TIE 254S Ia
Evening star., 1948-06-11
RADIANT VALLEY

New brick homes for immediate delivery;
FHA insured and GI approved. at $12,600
arranged for nonveterans after a reas
down payment. featuring the marvellous
in ths-hoor radiant heat; kitchen fully
Thor built-in clothes washer and genuine
YOUNGSTOWN cabinets. Drive out and visit
the model furnished home Just 20 minutes
Route 2O2 Phone UN 1899 Landover.
Nd, Open daily, evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlANO
sonstrastion. unusual appolntpents; hrst
ssr aqsDfso. 'aa and sa as
fitchsn Kite With breakfast space, upstairs
bath; concrete side living porch 10x21;
full basement. lavatory, outside entrance,
heat iaas
aneSeashas siys rssasntfsi I saSaTb sSsf " MAGE re-
< 43 ACHE, II - s7.s5o-5 rms: stueeo; full
saiated sit front front porch; orch $500 down. yin.
sGsuRBAs stgs afs, Mpasuy Rin direct from owner,
sive Cheverly; 8 rooms. tiled bath, full
oil aR afs EsGRG1 MI
kS ESvEIs s2s7s ssrgcco BUNGALOW for ss;ssSs: IS 9
off rnfs0 r. l0s ave, in college ssIE: ND LSs
rms; fun bsmt:;, gar; BURcHL IL REALTY A51..
CO. ssrwyns yasf Mdi din T9 a3a 57sa' TO. eGss
TMo TS q SEW eoDr for S
place, desisned for 2 future bedrms and and
snd sneh refsT ea sna bleek @ from s sarl!ne mr. Ms
80. 55s5, TO. 633s; ewes. TO. 4s56,
NEARBY Ne bIBgl Beautiful s.story det
home, Z yrs. old; rms, 2 baths, very
lge. yd.., 2-car garage, chicken house. house
Field and Census Bureau; PRICED for quick
sale. Call Mr.. Hartman, COX Co.
RI 5s4 HonsI AT .sbestos eese shingles on
acres. level land, extension of Riggs rd.;
modern conveniences large yard @ ana nc
shade trees; reasonable terms. By owner.
Call Silver Spring 0547 except SATURDAY
N2ARBY, NJ lsffE,' Md: o.5oo; $500 down.
S66 me- including taxes ann anne iS escei
corner eoIiH lot; dI oil heat full basement; near
e Ses ehS sod gee ths heme
eS flHfSS SS ,gst nsys. sss.
room, large kitchen. Z nice bedrooms, and
stairs to huge te detacbcd M dry
sSr nice easy svf terms fenced IA fss re-
NEAR sUITLAND, MD.-4.rm house. all
WEST REAL ESTATE; HI, 7oss. After 8
Pos; PPossEss1oN s Tp0G July ~ i@Detsehed. e-Tm
and bath home; $4,000 down; price,
$1,000: on 5ox10o-f.. lot ;ooC Call for appt''
kxeLEsiVE kxc EsHe ecHEyEkIHEA really ,iss 9saas,.
rage, 22-ft. living rm. with fireplace. ISL.
floor lavatory, large tedrms.. covered
porch, gas heat; S17950. Call RE. 1888
until pm, GOLDSTEN BROS, 1929 L
st. NV. ii
$1,000; TERMs-Brentwood Md rms,
bath, cleo. Holland furnace. inst hot
water. Asbestos siding. new roof; bus at
7-rm. brick bungalow. insulated; 2h
tiled baths, elec kitchen, hwd. floors.
fireplace: built-in garage, full bsmt. lge.
lot, handicapped. Bus at door. S19 800,
terms. ERWIN REALTY CO., HyattsviLe
0334: ewes. WA. 1891. Ia
CAMP SPRINGS-SIX RMS.
pleasant neighborhood, conv.. to Andrews
Field and Naval Research Lab; full base
ment, oil h.-w.h., built-in garage; priced
at the low figure of S1O.5OO. with reason
able down payment and monthly pay
ments Of $50; possession With deed Phone eI
c. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
1901 25th st. Sc. -12
CAMP SPRINGS
Six rms. on h-acre of fine ground; back
porch, full bsmt., oil h.-w h.. built-in
garage: can be bought for So, 300 down
and payments of $50 per month, Phone
AT. 1927 now and save disappointment.
c. D. MURPHY, Realtor
14O1 25th st Sc III
Evening star., 1948-06-11
ALEXANDRIA


Nice broom row brick; good cond and
conv. to everything. Consists of living
room. dining room, equipped kit. bed
rooms, and full basement with outside
entrance One of the bedrooms will ac-
commodate twin beds. Tiled bath. ample
closet space. Colonel moving July 1. Priced
at $40 200, with $4,000 cash and monthly
payments less than rent.
$4,000 Cash
6-rm. brick Colonial with fireplace and
basement on Ia-acre wooded lot; within
5 minutes Of Falls Church: payments less
than rent. BRICKLE & MAY, 2420 Wilson
blvd, Gil. 2056, OK. 1872 IL
Alexandria (Belle Haven)
A lovely home in excel. cond; throuEhout
in this beaut section. The home has 9
lge living and dining rm.. screened porch.
den. modern kit, 8 bedrms. and . baths.
Located on excel. wooded lot; price, S25,-
600, terms.
EBNER r. DUNCAN co.
Realtors and Insurers, 209 Rupley Bldg,
SIS King st.. Alexandria. --l3
Evening star., 1948-06-11
NEARBY MD.

Here is o beauty for the money: lovely
2-bedrm. home, lee; bedrms;, bath, sss
SSa50 on terms. H. c. MAYNOR CO.
S0O2 r. ]. ave. ne. NO. 433s. III
Evening star., 1948-06-11
ARLINGTON FORREST

ARLINGTON FOREST
We oer one Of he largest hon homes ei in 0tEd thls
freshly decorated and e Offers living s'0r rm.. ls
dining rm.. kitchen, side screened porch
1edEnS Fenced na Path Shaded S vs4s
4 BEDROOMS, 212 ACRES
try quiet. 1t is new, owner built and oc-
SsDisd snd veedsa set rFht in the center S
min from t' doWntoHn Wa Washnston ifss man The he
fhsd nns ,Iesvs ptsT0 soIDso 1s Rtsbsn Sh
anc ma Sd'1 on aRs
recreation re; ;ra s rm; M attached garage. You will
3 BEDROOMS, 21a BATHS
A charming brick Colonial, recently built,
and your w2gD opportunity through owner
feu' Tss yns Esess bs. snd pIRa aRs
rear porch complete the ist H.. master
bsd5 bs5 on and ad bath a. & 0sasr esdrm boR6
THos. I ieSs: 'p{i: q. MAGRUDER CO.
3i1 3is1 or & 81. s4s4. . and tH evenings TE. re- e5s9.
ARLINGTON FOREST
0uiy Slf,0OU loI Z.btOIy COiOnldi Urlck
home; 3 lge. bedrms.. lge. Ev. rm. and din
rm., fully equipped kit, screened porch. full
bsmt.. and lovely Handicapped lot: near
everything. Small down payment.
STONE HOME; $17,500
2-story Colonial home with garage, ~
baths. lge. liv: rm: with fireplace. lge:
dining rm. and fully equipped kit; full
bsmt and master bedrms. real buy;
located in beautiful neighborhood.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
2-story Colonial white brick home, with 8
or asn se NV r% Tih
garage; lovely Handicapped lot. A sacrifice
at only S23,950. Low down payment.
LONGACRES, REALTORS
Evening star., 1948-06-11
MT. RAINIER

3-bedroom, 2-story home on large, beau
tiful lot; oil hot-water heat; very clean
throughout: most convenient to buses
schools and shopping; priced at $11,500
For more information call PRINCE
GEORGE REALTY CO., WA. 1855, UN
1895: ewes, WA 1901. Ill