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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-03-11
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Finland Fears Reds Seek Control
AS Stain Calls for Defense Pact;
vandenberg Urges Speed on ERP
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WHO'S NEXT?
Finland

Finland seemed to be resigned,
saturated with the apathy that
sometimes precedes extinction.
1t was a state of mind that had
grown out of a reported request by
Josef Stain of Russia that Finland
Join up with the chain of Soviet de,
tense pacts that now stretches
across Europe.
To the Firms that request was
nothing less than a prelude to the
same kind of political control Rus
STA had just imposed on Czecho-
slovaliia. They feared their parIia-
mentary freedoms would go by the
boards in such a turn of events.
But after losing two wars with Rus
STA in less than 10 years, the Firms
were able to do little except resign
themselves to the Soviet pattern of
conquest.
Finland's President Julio Paasi-
XVI was said to be in favor OF sign
ing a Finnish Russian friendship
treaty as suggested by Stain.
His viewpoint, distinguished by
realism if nothing else, was this:
To turn down the Soviet bid would
a~ggravate Russian = Finnish rela-
lions to a dangerous degree. To
accept it could mean Finland might
get as favorable conditions as pos
sible toward keeping national indie
pendence.
At the same time there was con-
Germ whether Stalin's request was
dictated exclusively by the wish to
safeguard Soviet territory, particu-
larly Leningrad, or whether he had
something else up his sleeve. So far
there were no actual demands of
any kind, such as that the Red army
be allowed to occupy Finland in the
ease of war or the threat of war.
On the global scale it seemed ap-
parent that Moscow's overtures to
Finland, coming as they did after
the seizure of Czechoslovakia, were
another part of the Soviet retalia-
ton to the U. S.-sponsored Marshall
plan in Europe. The Russians were
drawing up the final lines for the
conflict and at the same time con-
solidating their position in eastern
Europe. .-~
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Marie v. Smart, Jack Smart
and Mrs. Roy F. James, Jr, and
daughter, Barbara Lee.
Milton johnson of the Dis
trict office at Billings spent
several days during the past
week at Crow Agency.
George Jones of Busby was q
Sunday evening guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert r. Murray and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barse, ST..
left Friday evening for their
home in SisSeton, S. D., after
visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Marie ". Smart for the past
two months. Mrs. Smart and
son Jack accompanied them as
far as Billings. Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stanton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tavner
Walker of Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. II. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Wilson of Lodge Grass
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Stanton.
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HOMELESS:
DIP b -.

Possibly in response to the grow
ing humanitarian sentiment in the
U. S. that something be done to re-.
lieve the plight of Europe's dis
placed persons, the senate judiciary
committee approved a bill that
would admit 100000 DPS to the
U. S. in the next two years.
The measure, now scheduled to be
reported out to the senate for ac-
ton, provides that homeless Euro
peans who are Ewing in DIP camps
two and a half years after the end
of the\war will be admitted at the
rate of $4,000 a year beginning next
July ] and ending June 80, 1850.
"A three = member commission
would be established to handle the
program and to formulate reguia-
tons "for the purpose of obtaining
the most general distribution and
settlement of persons" At least so
per cent of those admitted are to be
employed in agriculture, according
to the proposal.
Sen. Chapman Revercomb (Rep.,
w. Va.), chairman of the sub-com-
mittee hat drafted the bill, said
that this provision was intended to
prevent the immigrants from set
Ting in large groups in seaboard
areas.
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MARSHALL PLAN:
H. ~ =
The Beacon .

"This act may well become a
welcome beacon in the worlds
dark night. But if that beacon
is to be lighted at all, it had
better be lighted before it is too
late"
With that exhortation and many
other clamoring brass alarms did
Sen. Arthur Vandenberg (Rep.,
Mich.) attempt to spur the senate
into swift action on the Marshall
plan as it opened debate on the 3d.
billion-dollar program to defeat
communism in Europe.
The chairman of the senate for
eign relations committee, one OF
the strongest hackers of the Mar
shall plan, urged the senators to
slight the beacon" of economic aid
to Europe before aggressive COM
munism" begins knocking on the
door of the New World.
"Help stop World War HI before
it starts" was. the burden of Van
denberg's message.
Denouncing "treacherous Moscow
propaganda" that has charged us
with Ubiquitous American imperial
ISM" he emphasized that the 16
western European nations must be
saved from economic chaos.
"This vast friendly segment of the
earth must not collapse. The iron
curtain must not come to the rims
of the Atlantic"
But despite Vandenberg's horta-
tory, prospects of swift, full pass
age of the Marshall plan were by no
means bright and shining. In this
election year congressman were
being doggedly and ost~entatiously
conscious of how they spent tax
payers and voters money.
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PROFITABLE:
Steel

In response to a request by Presi-
dent Truman for a full investigation
of steel price increases, federal
trade commission and commerce de-
partment economists turned up with
a story that was not destined to do
the steel industry any good in the
eyes Of the price-whipped Ameri-
can public.
According to data assembled so
far, the industry has been piling up
profits at a rate unequaled in re-
cent years and, in some cases, is
running up net earnings almost
double those of 1916.
The appraisal indicated that U. S.
Steel, giant of the industry, was
leading all companies with a net
profit in 1947 of 1867 million dol
lars-highest since 1929. Bethe-
lehem Steel pushed up its net profit
last year to 81 million dollars,
about 10 million more than the pre-
vious year.
Other leading concerns either
have doubled or more than doubled
their 1916 profits.
Stimulus which got the steel prof
its investigation going was the re-
cent $5-a-ton increase in the price
of semi finished steel-actually the
fifth in a series of price boosts.
During the first sever weeks of
1913, steel companies have jumped
the price of pipe, nails, wire and
structural construction steel.
Economists tended to view the
steel price hike with alarm because
they feared it would Offset complete
ly any beneficial defationary trend
which the commodity market drop
might have set in motion.
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OPTIMIST:
Neu Weapons

Rear Adm. Ellis M. Zacharias, re-
tired U. S. naval officer, came up
with another bit Of SCATTERING news
not calculated to ease the filters of
this already drawn and weary world.
There are now in existence three
new weapons which outrank the
atomic bomb in pure. unadulterated
destructiveness, he said. U. S.
science has developed them since the
war. They are probably Of a bac-
theological nature.
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Bill Permits State
TO Acquire School Lund

Legislation permitting the
Secretary of the Interior to &C
quire state school lands within
the boundaries Of Glacier Ma
tional Park has passed the
House of Representatives.
The bill was introduced hv
Congressman Wesley A. D'EWart
at the request of Montana Off
Gals and the park service. Most
of the land concerned is tim
Der land.
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AGGRESSION Charted

These are the battle lines of the
"cold war" in which the two oppos-
ing forces are democracy and COM
munism. The battlefield is Europe,
map of which conveys that "'this lie
where we came in" feeling. It is
reminiscent of the Hitler drive to
the East, except for the fact that
this time it is a Russian expansion
westward that is changing the color
of the map.
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PROBE:
atomic

All of a sudden there vas a new
atomic security investigation under
way to stimulate the jaded interest
of the American public.
In the limelight this time was DR..
Edward U. Condor, atomic scien-
fist and head of the governments
bureau of standards.
Describing Condor as "one of the
weakest links in our atomic secur-
ity," a house un-American activities
subcommittee reported in good
faith that he knowingly or UNI
knowingly entertained and asso-
ciatedn with alleged Russian spies.
To the charge that he vas a
@weakest link" Condor retorted;
This is gratifying information be-
cause Pm absolutely reliable and
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Dunrnore News

Mr.. and Mrs. John Pope anc
son were guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pope or
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and
daughter and Mrs. r. w. Biro
and children spent Sunday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Ct. Bird.
MI. and Mrs. John Hibnes
were Hardin visitors on Satur-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Benzel and
Chef Kaiser attended the bas-
ketball games Saturday eve
ming. ii. a.
r. w. Bird called at the John
HibneS home one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Lenhard
and sons were visitors at the
r. w. Bird home Tuesday eve
ming.
The Dunmore Home Demon
stration club will hold their
next meeting on Thursday
March Is at 2 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Merle Peterson.
Mrs. Carl Benzel and Mrs. L.
E. Taylor were Hardin visitors
on Saturday.
r. w. Bird spent Sunday at
the Vern Lenhard home.
Mrs. John Pope was a Har-
din shopper Saturday.
Walter Heitzman was a Har-
din visitor Saturday.
LAST WEEKS ITEMS
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Benzel
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Benze1 ST., Saturday
Mrs. S. P. Carpenter was a
Hardin visitor one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bird en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Benzel and children and Walter
Heitzman Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heitzman
and children were visitors al
the Chef Kaiser home Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Kaiser
were Hardin visitors one day last
week.
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COLORED-BARGAINS
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

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Lease, S100 per mo-; sell, Sl1 $50: or
trade for sub. bungalow or small farm.
Box 72-S Star -22
COLUMBIA Pines miles below Bailey ;,
Cross Roads, on Columbia pike; new un.
furnished 9 bedrms, . baths. den, equip
lped kitchen. basement, attached garage
gas &C. heat: available Immediately. Cal
CHI. $3.50 22'
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

1903 oakridge lane Open Sun, 1880.
Lovely 5-bedrm, ia bath white painted
brick, built in ia4l, finest mater ial; Ist
hoor powder rm. den, screened porch
ripping brook tchildren's deiight) near
all schools: bsmt. play space. asphalt tile
floors. nrepl. sround-level entrance; a-c.
oil heat: copper plumbing. slate roof.
Owner. leaving city, must sell, To reach:
Out Conn. ave. to Bradley lane, left on
Bradley lane . blks. to Maple ave. right
On Maple to Leland, across Leland. and
bear left IN blks TO open sign. co. 3417,
NP 5ST0 MISC NORRIS
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

42O3 oakridge lane-open today. 3 to
$50. Physician, leaving city, offers for
immediate sale charming white painted
brick Of bedrooms. 3lz baths. Ist-n;
powder room and den: built in l94l Of
ily with children are 3rd-h suite Of
. beautiful, bright rooms and y bath:
play SPACE in warm, dry basement asphalt
tile hoor): private, wooded playground
bordering shallow brook: nearness TO all
schools; &C. oil heat. garage. TO reach:
Out Conn. ave to trafnc light at Bradley
lane left blocks TO Maple ave. con tinue
on Maple to Leland St. cross Leland and
bear left up hill 70 open sign co. 34IH
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HOUSES WANTED TO suy.

FoUR-BEDRoOM HOME, semidet. or row
brick: must be in D. c., under $4,000,
snd al essh ssa0s Mk for BaRr 5inns aP' AK w .5
Eves, DU. s55s, Agent N
CHEVY CHASE-Wanted, 4-bedroom, 3
bath detached house, near Conn. ave. EN-.
NEARBY VIRGINIA TO ! bedrm; house
hsn.s them' HAIRY SOC GIaDMaN, a1la f sos M fs pa
ave. Sc. Ii O346. Ewes. AT. 1858. -2S
QUICK is THE NAME and quick will be
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 1871, RA 34lS.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from owner,
KGESff,Y M psf " SRsprp sash Boy tsss 5ooma sa
Hays CASH "a q sox
DESIRE SO RooMs-Good NV homes,
Iike silSer sprns s ~ Consider tpnns sma1 farm farm
cs cAsH CUSTOMERS su WAITING for . , and
0 CHASE Cali today WoRTaINGToN REAE nsE,
IY' d9 S427 Ga. aysa v, 81. 1900 or sH; 1919
eTp Vh Wn Fsi1s Co Ne
FAS cSss sase ros Ss wi p or c CO..
=, IIss; Us +. sE sZ$4; Is IS, syss;. IA. $3.50; y,
erty Is what you desire, call a HUM
PHRIES; Realtor. sos North Capitol. Ma.
s3c FSee Results Gsn since ls1s
to purchase homes in any section Of Wash.
a. sPd GoM,IsaoNs nesTsy ManSsns e zoe ~. 81
cash for your house in any condition.
ISMfp1arr fSSaf II ',tS CASH for your home: !. o.
co 6, 81 pi.f fss4 q isloFia e. iesa and Nd COX q
LURIA BROS, oW, $500. 2o46 Wilson
JAMES CARRoLI-will buy for cash or
sell for you quickly: Free appraisal. TR.
Glas AN rFErAREb fTsf XE b'S3 70 pay cash for rsa
3 miles Of Hyattsyille; owners only. Ho
Will VIII ai!sI FAY Cash aiT for houses. white or
colored. any condition or section. NO.
EDUCATOR will pay up to s22 300 for
det brick home in Silver Spring or Takoma
Park area Must be good value. Call MR.
DIXON, ST. 200: ewes, HO. 2343 taeent
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
lnyestment properties; What have you to
0s5 f1ab TH9S JARREtl dsR 81 CO. 60 Ns sesssEs o
PRIVATE PARTY wants house in in D, G.. c..
not over $4,000. No brokers. please.
sFS sHMI Or OK BET. BET s-rm. brk. home. y,
baths. auto. hit: garage: vicinity Bright :
wood. 8. S.. upper New Hampshire ave
Can make substantial down payment. Not
aTeT aCT,oN oslI2TH s9I Us S;u Star
your home in NV. D. C. or Montgomery
S43unty; t3un al cash. R. J. scoF1ELD CO.
HNtGLIsH COUPLE Cambridge, Ensland).
with boy & girl x, permanently in Wash.
National Research CounciD, require i'm
med unfurn. house. MIN. 3 hedCms in
good residential area, near school, LONG
lease ease or option to buy if suitable. DE.
WANTED FOR OUR INVESTOR, low-priced
small .l,,E brick M houses, white or coiored. W. S
MAT1HEWs' NAT, Wy s45s l5is St. NV RE a 15E9'
WE SELL HOMES in D. c., Maryland and
Virginia. Having already sold over S4. 600
600 worth of properties this year. We are
constantly in need of good listings for our
many clients. If you are contemplating
the sale of your home, we will be happy
spect your property and give you our best
Rossible advice to help YOU prof1tably sell
It Call SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905
WE HAVE CoLoRED CLIENTS waiting
with cash fol, homes in NV. or ne. We
MORSE. SH. $500 or DU. 855S.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for 6-rm house in
ne. location. Call CO. 37ls. -25
2-FAMILY HOUSE. NV. Wash or nearby
Md; $4,000 or less; prefer owner Box
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

1907 Davidson dr--We offer for the 1st
time fine Colonial home. ideally located
ton center in Montgomery County and
convenient to bus and shopping This home
has bedrooms, sun deck and sleeping
kitchen: full basement, oil heat: detached
garage This house is in fne condition
and has large, level. well-landscaped
Sun. to dark. To reach: Out Wis ave
about q blocks past D. C. line to David
son dr., turn left. 2nd house on right
E. M. FRY, INC.
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SYCAMORE ACRES

Outstanding buy In acreage for homesites:
Sfs5 down per acre, S221 per month;
See these beautiful tracts Of land located
in one OF the most scenic spots OF Mont
Eomery County. on hish sround, with q
tryside. Select a homssits from one TO
hve acres at price which cannot be
duplicated in this area. Fronts paved
resentative on grounds Saturday and sun-
day. weekdays call PL. 110b. To, reach.
Drive out Georgia ave. to Norbeck, turn
ieft one-t tenth mile ION Route 28) and
then right on Redland I'd (Route l1Rl,
one half mile 10 our once on right. g: L.
MURDOCH. PL. 110b. 22s
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING, MD.

Two blocks ST. Bernsdettes and near
Naval Ord. Lab.-5 rm., 2-story homs
with screened porch, in excellent condi-
tion; on large, level, well-landScaped lot;
convenient TO everything: unediate pos
session; S12.a5O. Open to g: 32a
Whitestone rd
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
slb llth st. NV, D1, 1857. 81 6067.
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lCortiEued On Next Psge.I
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HOUSES FOR SALE-southeost

CAPITOL HILL. near Library Of Congress
wA1po Sy BARRis 9ITf homss m aaq Tmi ME- esse each
GoNGREsss HFiGHTs. III %'I' block of Of, Nichols
sye -Prewar built, semidetached brick, +
BAH ss1 REAfY ffsP Sc St pFif ss
2sTs HSRS IR 4tss Vi 5r5S S@f
: extra 70 rooms concrete u porches. ss sun sun
dscs Private owner Inspection by
HILLoREsT TGsemid.t. brick, VI. old
vacant. rms bath, sas &c, heat; 81
.ad - interest; price, SEQ F1scHER
iLLCREsT-Beautiful new detached Gus
tom-butlt home of stone and brick. This
and many details and features that must
''f9 be " R0'fSsstd sas With To RiRff5 fi
HiLLcREsT : Lovely g. room detached
Fted like new throushout: beautiful wall
sEALTY AGENCY. Ex es4s
HILLCREST. corner, house Of 6 rms. and
hdwd ID pes ooFs, s'Gn newly mr. dee ou' only G saooo
nepopne ef Ga tF rR sFm tas T0 RsP'' ~S cali PAUL Nj
nICkEsT MgPpi Stqs .NEasysnoe Nnn sys eomrseo
nell. TR. 1852, with T. PAUL MUDD laos
M,nn so7I NASlos sys 81 Rp. sE.-rive room. and
hath. row brick: two screened porches and
full basement; excellent neishborhood.
:onven!ent to shopping and trsnsports s5Sp
appointment only. LLOYD R TURNER.
F1R.r sne r'e eccMMfRcrsslm ss Bs4 corner house
ON Penna. ave; suitable for business. Gall
sti.sso' an s.s.es Mo.-4,4rs interest. det
o-story 9-bedrm. brk, fenced large yard
beat saf T.tsF This 1nss one is nios srI2 f!
NAM TR. 4Sss or HI 5bl1 ewes. rs
TWo.SToRY BRICK made into 3 apis
of rms and bath each; income. S2,o50
anrusllv tenants pay all utilities gas
h-wh.; n good conc: conyen. located
priced at $4,000 Call Mr., Mcdonnell
TR 43sc. with T. PAUL MUDD. 2t0e
sf'soo ens down down. sss mo; Oedfms. nan,
linen closet, tile bath. shower. large liv.
Tm. and din. nm, kitchen with ranee;
basement, h.-s.h: conv. to everything;
brick row JOHN cHRoNAKER, Spruce
PAY s,.sao DOWN and move rlsht into
q vacant, completely furn. bunsalow. near
Andrews Field; has rms ana bath, oil
heat full bsmt:: excellent cond through
includes taxes: price only s9.ahoa Hurry!
ONLY s1.sea CASH; row brick near
Eastern High School: rms and bath, 4
kedrms. vacant: move riEht in recently
Yedecorated: slo.e5o T. D. BURGESS
Co., VI. 2s02 till 8 pm. ga
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TAKOMA PARK-TWO FAMILY

TAKOMA PARK-TWO FAMILY
Open / to 8 pm 4O3 Carroll ave. Poss.
Of Arm apt by purchaser: lge. baths.
beautiful back yard: maids Ym. in bsnt. /
located on busline and eony. to stores and
schools. This is real buy. Only s16.-
BUNGALOw-oPEN / to 8 Pm.
72I4 18th ave. carole Highlands-Sl4,-
750--A lovely new 3-bedrm; brick with
s,nds r.p ,ss s11pDsa k vsns,sr as
TO reach; Drive out n II. ave. ext 10
Erskin ave. e Minis. D. c. iins). IT. 70
'''" vET.-S5OO DOWN
Open ] TO 8 Pm. See these smart bunga-
lows today Underpriced at S1o,500. B,
lovely rms, full bsnt. unfinished 2nd 9.
Many sold. Quick poss. Drive out 5alto;
to our sign, ri. to homes.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
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2-FAMJLY BARGAINS

Nr. Anacostia High School. these modern
istlc 2-family houses are avail for 81
time: each apt. has separate entrance ant
there are , kits. :, baths. finished rec. rm
in bsmt, stoves > refers, oil heat. etc
ideal for your expense-free occupancy of
apt; and income from other. Only $500
cash, balance low monthly terms. To in
TECC I1TCrIy7p o. m rNI~
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SHEPHERD PARK

18th and Portal DR.. NV. Sample house.
@ $40 Easter Eastern ave NV Open s-e pm:
that will afford the most discriminating
buyer the utmost in gracious and COM
Portable living. Situated on beautifully
Handicapped and spacious lots These
homes. built of the finest materials, are
true center-hall plan. contain 3 large
1st floor has lse. liv rm., din. rm., powder
rm. and rear screened porch, plus 3 model
kitchen with such features as built.in
radio, garbage disposal unit, S-ft refR.
etc. Full basement and 6. a.-c heat
1907 KENYON ST. NV.
Mt Pleasant-open , to 8 pm.-In de:
sirable Mt. Pleasant This home is ideal
for liv, quarters and addit., income puF.-
baths on End f., lEe. liv. rm,, din, nm.
and kit. on lst A.; apt. with bath in base
ment: built-in garase and oil h.-wh'
only Sl1.a5O.
VIM. G. LIBBY co.
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BRADLEY WOODS

1918 Dellwood pl.-New brick. extra Ice. ;
splendid neighborhood; bedrm. and bath
f.: de luxe kit. and fine appointments
generally; space In bsmt. with 'nrepl. for
lge. rec. rm. with picture window. To
past Wilson lane to Rayburn rd.. left one
block to Dellwood. SAMUEL E. BCGLEY.
Realtor. WI 1890, WI. $500 once open
Sun and eyes until -04
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DU. 1921 or OIL. "a
SILVER. SPRING

OF Ga. aye,-S15,95O; reasonable terms
-Detached 2-story, center-han brick,
hall: full basement; gas &C. heat; lot
50x130; Al cond.;, immediate possession.
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
takk~
Evening star., 1948-08-22

Corner. Modern, S11,95O
: rms, oil heat excellent shape. SAM
ROSEY, AID. 400. -.2
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1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
POOL ,ESVTII,E MD

houses for sale, rms. each, one los
and frame on | acre. and one hrk: on !.
an. ,og Sotn On man for one W ISL
Co l1OO Eve st. n W MA R611 pa
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HOUSES FOR sALE-se..bvs,,.

SAG n ST. s.W.-e rooms, bath. hot.water
heat he n $3.50, GUARANTY REALTY NC
5sb RI. HoUsEBoAT; only, s24s5;
docked in Wash; suit. for living. See
ad under Boats" EN-. 1912, 22'
81 .sth ST. S.w. Row brick, 8 rooms.
tile bath, full basement, c.h.-w.h. $4,000
down; price, S1i,500. Owner on premises
CT sPECIAL-oNLY $500 DowN-Low
monthly payments; $3.50 in all; six-rooW
home in s.w, with bath. h w heat. newly
redecorated. Call Sunday, to 5, or
weekdays. Ho, 5663. HEANEY & CO
COLORED-BUSINESS AND HOME-6-
rm brick; h.-w.h.. elec.. gas conven.
terms Mr. Moore. TIE 1893, with HARRY
DREISEN. 6l6 Bond Bldg. Ma. 1112. -22
COLORED-BARGAINS
Possession with settlement Only S495
down-4S4 X st. s.w.; stucco 2-story-5
rms, bath, elec., gas, gas heat; deep lot.
tree, sex , isp Low S, H mon'n,y paymenSs sasf
Evening star., 1948-08-22
KIRKSIDE

s:6,a5O-This lovely Cape Cod brick, ON
Anchor fence, has spacious livins room.
ideal kitchen. powder room; 8 splendid
bedrooms. The house Is IN immaculate
condition and warrants an Immediate in
spection. Quick possession, To inspect
call Mr.. Manson, EN- 1929.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

TOUfn NOME. on mOT
sround; large living
with picture window
on first floor; I bed
second floor; storage
porcheS and a res
INEZ CUSHARD, OR,
Evening star., 1948-08-22
OE CURTO REALTY
3'5 Fl ST. NE. FIR. 1SOO. =
CONGRESS HGTS.

FIFTH ST. Sc.
Seven large rooms, . tile baths arranged
tor :! families First hoor-living room,
bedroom, huge kitchen, tile bath. Second
floor bedrooms large living room,
kitchen and tile bath Excellent equip
ment and completely redecorated. Phone
till p m
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
Q5T N QUO ,,
Evening star., 1948-08-22
COLESVILLE AREA

Open Sunday. 2-8-A beautiful 6-rm, a.
bath stone and asbestos -shinsle house, Just
Completed. Liy. rm. I4x325, large. mod,
completely equipped kitchen. elee. washer,
room. library or den. full bath and large
screened porch on 1st noor: spacious
noors THROUGHOUT: insulated: full base
ment; oil a.-c. heat; garage: copper plumb
ing dovnspouts and cutters; beautifully
landsc ped hah-acre lot. Swimming
pool available to desirable purchaser,
Price reduced Make offer. WEEKDAYS
shown by appt. Directions: Out Coles
vile I'd . mi north Of Colesvtne to our
open sign on left, block to property