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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-02-12
Lions Hear of Origin,
And Progress of Club

The origin and progress of the
Oakland-Mt Lake Lions club was
outlined at a meeting Of that group
last Monday evening by Dempsey
Fleming and Howard Riggs.
Two boy scouts, Fred Bell, Jr., and
Richard Leighton, preparing for
their merit badge in public speaking,
spoke before the club. Bell spoke on
From Simple Motto to World
Wide Recognition" and Leighton
spoke on "Scoutings Merit Badge
Program"
Robert Orr and Guy William Hine-
baugh were received as new members.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-02-12
Asks for Study on
Excessive Train Smoke

Mayor A. G. Hcsen, in a letter to
II. f. Wyatt, superintendent Of the
Cumberland division Of the Is. and O.,
has asked for study of the amount
of smoke coming from trains as they
pass through Oakland.
Mr.. Hesen told Mr.. Wyatt numerous
complaints had been received about
the excessive smoke discoloring public
buildings and homes.
He asked for a representative to
make survey to see if a smoke con-
troll project could be inaugurated.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-02-12
Washington Skiers Here

a bus load Of about 30 skiers, mem
bers of the Washington Ski club,
were here over the weekend and
used the ski trails opened up recently
by Howard Naylor, at Sand Flat.
The skiers were accommodated at
at Pickwick Inn. Excellent skiing was
reported on Sunday b ythe group.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-02-12
Enlist in Army

lseph f. Perry, Deer Park and
1 E. Bittinger, Jennings, have
Hed in the army for three years,
he mechanical, cavalry and will
'ent to the Pacific theatre, accord
to Sgt. Blair Robinette, of the
hitting office here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-02-12

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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Bolton Briefs
D., lime HcDO1IuSH

Last Thursday morning. sep
+ennber 80, a son was born to the
Dave Thompsons. Everybody IS
well and happy.
The Johnny Washburn's baby ar
rived Sunday. He has two oroth-
ers. Jackie and Gilbert.
"Chuck" Lundgren has gone to
North Montana College, Havfe'
Bob Phillips, Sweet Grass. who
was in Bolton all summer, IS en-
tering also.
"scotty" Crawford got a six
point elk early Friday morning
near Nyack.
Belton-Apgar schools have re-
ceived their protector screen. 1t
is a beauty.
Miss Elizabeth Ireland and Mrs.
Lillian Peterson, Helena, will visit
Bolton school next week to in
spect it and pass on its rating.
They recently issued a pamphlet
stating the qualifications for SUI
perior rating.
Remember the regular meeting
of PTA the second Monday of
each month. The meeting next
Monday will be at Apgar.
Ella Mae Halberg is helping out
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Woods Gets County
Insurance Policy

Walt Woods Insurance comp
any, Kalispell, was awarded the
policy on Flathead county equip
ment by the commissioners last
Friday.
His bid, the annual premium,
was S4,79S.46, and includes cover
age on 3S vehicles and 20 other
mechanical or motorized pieces
owned by the county.
Other bidders were Hammer
Lee and Valley Realty. All three
firms submitted the same bid with
the company being Anchor Cas-
ualty. However it seems that
Woods more closely followed bic
specifications in offering a three
year policy as asked.
Last year the premium was
$1,294.65 as compared to the pre-
sent S4,79846. The reason here
being that the insurance base hes
changed. Not bidding this year
were H. E. Wells and Sig Ludwig
who carried the insurance last
year for National Automobile.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Hungry Horse News

zoe at Bozeman and Venlta aclin-
ol,ist to the university at Missouri,
Art Holmquist opened az ola
we'll on his place on CotrnshaAi
road and found an abundant sup
nlv Of water. There is no water
problem in this particular area
Compton Corbett has a splehu- !
uall as has Tom Corbett. curtis
R,,zzen the H & H trailer court
and three wells on the Cottingham
place.
Bears have been botherirg more
or less all summer around Coraih'
hut Friday afternoon at the jump
er place where the Bud Wales
family live one entered the kitten
en-. Mrs. Wales had gone to cor
am to bring the children nome
from school as she did not want
them to meet the bear alone 1t
had been bothering around me
place for a couple of days. MI
Humphreys went up with MIS-
Wales and shot the bear as ne
was coming out of the wood. he
had turned the churn over full OF
buttermilk and carried the churn
away. It's tongue was held tlghI
by a tin can and it could neither
eat nor drink. Probably crazed
for food and water it would have
been a dangerous animal to en-
counter.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Jack
Gordon entertained with a birth
day party honoring Mrs. c. {.
Corbett.
Mrs. Mills, a sister of Tom Cor
bett from Canada, visited at the
Corbett home for a week recently.
Marjorie, granddaughter of Mr..
Corbett from Kalispell, spent the
weekend in Coram several times
the past month at the Corbett
home.
Communion Sunday was obser-
we'd in the Coram church Sunday
night. Mrs. Crossthwaite and 7.
j. Corbett, ST., were elders who
assisted Reverend Schofield. Wis
itors from Bolton were Mrs. Rob-
inson and Mrs. Stephens.
Mrs. Laura Seville is in Ed
monitor, Canada, visiting rela-
tives; from there she will go TO
to visit her son Leon
ard and wife. She will be gone
two months.
F. w. Lehr and family, Missoula,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

have moved into the Hol NOUS
cabin vacated by the Geoise
Brecks.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Lehr' fam
~ and mother of F. w. Lear, nav
been living in the Holmquisl ca a.
in across from Fehlberg's TOT Inc
past two months.
Mrs. Lillian Peterson, stale -
raj supervisor, with county sup
erintendent Barnard and dlstric'
superintendent Lee and r. : r.
ing visited the Coram schools Moi'-
day. ,,o and
daughter, Butte, are visiting a.
Angels. p,zo,r
Jaw Buzzell and Keith Buzzeli
took trip to Woods Bay fol- ap-
pies this week.
Mrs. Villa Gordon entertained
for Mrs. Grace Fehlberg TUESDAY
the occasion being Mrs. Fehloers >
birthday.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Around Apgar
BIZ Apgdr School

The northern lights that were
on display last Friday were es'
peciaIly beautiful as viewed from
/ the Apgar shore of Lake McDon-
aid. The lake itself reflected the
lights and the high mountains to
the north were beautiful silhouet
ted with the northern lights as a
background.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Halberg,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Rupp and Su-
san, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brew
ster and Donna liked in to Trout
lake Sunday They report the fish
ing fair.
Buddy Anderson, George Will
Jams and Stuart Powell rode home
with Cecil Pierce from Cody, Wyo.
to spend Sunday with their fam
lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ingraham
and two sons moved to Apgar
from Pablo, where they have
lived the past month. They moved
to Pablo from Fullerton, Calf,
in August.
Mrs. Ethlyn Cockrell, Prince
ton, Mo-, writes that she is spend
ing the winter keeping house for
her nephew in Houston Tex. She
lived here several years ago. She
sends greetings to all her old
friends.
Alice and Alta Ross visited
friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Leland Smith and daugh-
ter, Joyce, called at the Arthar
Anderson home Saturday.
We finally got some desks var
nished and they look much nicer.
A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Washburn October
8. He weighed pounds 612 ounc-
es. Mother and boy are doing
fine. Mrs. Washburn's mother is
seeing that all goes well at the
Washburn home while Mrs. Wash
burn is in the hospital.
Mrs. Francis Willet has been
conducting the PTA membership
drive for Apgar. Mrs. A. Ander-
son has been assisting. They
think there will be about 81 be-
longing to the PTA from Apgar.
Not all of the 81 are active men,
bers.
Agnes Roberts and Paul ShiE-
nell were united in marriage Oct
ober l at Kalispell. They will make
their home in Apgar.
Mrs. M. Estenson and family,
Columbia Falls, spent the week
end at the w. R. Mackin home.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

We now have 80 pupils in Ap-
gar school.
There is one less bear to pes
ter the residents of Apgar. Sun
day a large brown one got MN
self caught in a park service bea-
trip. He didn't like it a bit. Ine
ranger from Fish creek took him
away.
There is considerable wild life
in these parts now. Mrs. Dwight
saw two large moose in then
driveway. After having a good
look for themselves they saunter-
ed on up the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Petane
of California were visiting at the
Jean Sullivan home last week.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Federal Employees to Hear
About National Meet

Federal employees of Glacier ma
tional park Wednesday at 8 p. m
will hear S. NJ. McKinsey' Bill
ings, state president of the Ma
tional Federation of Federal I'm
ploves, and Clyde Fickes, MISS
oula, delegate to the national con,
vention of the organization held
in Milwaukee last month.
The meeting will be held IN the
park conference hall, and also Ia
vited to attend are other federal
employees of the area.
President of the Bolton chapter
is Don Robinson; James Ander-
son is vice president; Glen Ken
dali, secretary-treasurer; Ron
Richmond, guardian, with Elmer
Fladmark, Elmer Ness and H. O.
Mahoney on the executive board,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Note First Snow

Tuesday, October S was the
F'lathead's first day for noting
snow in the air in the valley. Last
year October brought no snow TO
the valley. October 9, 1916 had
a trace; Oct. 81, 1915 one inch;
Oct. 1914, none; a trace Oct. p,
1913 and Oct. 20, 1912 trace.
Mountains bordering the valley
were whited down to the 1000
level Tuesday; Thursday Colum-
hia was bare again on its west
side.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Carey Recovering

Recovering in a Kalispell hos
pital is Thomas Carey, Columbia
Falls, GSM shovel operator. Sun
dav about 1870 a. m. Carey was
bruised when rock<all occurred
in the inlet portal of the diversion
tunnel. He has no broken bones,
but suffered from shock.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Manage Cleaning Shop

Hutchinson Cleaners in Colum-
bia Falls is now under the man.
aeement of Mr.. and Mrs. King
Billedeaux, former Kalispell resi-
dents. Cleaning is done at the Kali
ispell shop.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Friday, October 3

Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Tonne,
Mrs. Tom Meyer and dar
Claudia, went with Mr.. ans
Bill McGregor to Calgary 9. !
and returned Tuesday from ~
derful trip.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
News Has Job Opening

Hungry Horse News has job
opening for either part-time or
full-time office assistant. Typing
requirement is about 40, and girl
or woman should be interested
in local news gathering. though
not necessarily trained reporter.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

for few days in the post ofticc
during few days off for MIS-
Glib. Nova
NJ and Mrs. Ed Swetnam have
oone to Poison to be READY l'r
hunting ducks and geese.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08
Coran Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hanrahan
and daughter, Grace, with Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn Hanrahan, White
tail, Mont, relatives of the Nc
Shanes and Gillispies are visiting
at the McShane home
Mrs. Dora McShane returned
September "a from three months
visit with relatives and friends
in Minot and Stanley.
A. L. McShane and Billie Gill
ispie returned recently from a
two weeks trip to Minot. While
in North Dakota they attended
the rodeo at Williston.
Archie Lewis has his good right
arm out of the sling but it will be
some time before it will be of
much use to him.
Bob Fehlberg returned to coll
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

A marriage license was granted
Paul Sunell and Agnes L. Rob-
-erts, both Apgar, September 80
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

There are now 1925 licensed
automobiles and 3,183 licensed
trucks in Flathead county.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-10-08

GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGE
like new for sale, $4,000. Also
rust-colored davenport, $4,000.
Call at 33 East Wyoming, Kalis-
Dell 10"
Evening star., 1948-06-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-ssvthssst.

ss.sS gar D;x s;.P lot, i've ir,ss s7issS dssS
ASp%cosriA aSpe s. IA NJ NJ ft ists and GOOD Hop.
saef In. nar0Hs .d Sass III
deep @ lot; d possession with deed. HARTMAN
EkALIEHSo Sk iESo, 1EG Vi sess a$tS Good Hope Fd' Sc
h:Sh, .lsr.;. ds.g lot: poss. Nth DEED DEED
HHaa1MdAs Hap. id 81. RTRlls Tk 44oo WI Vi 5s7s o0a
AsACosTIA-,Row brick. rms. tiIsd Nd
sean ss5h ds;n sssraass M srlsf sEAI9 n9sfs
aiS%cosRRfA1s.midet. iSG0 osRf lo s esrm, and bath
brick D0ressssS dep H;ry S1 nice HnaEY
CCooNGkkss HEIGHTS. Mr.. 11th and Ala
S.R. S.s ds.D tys et DFss isf@ si!sss
II. II" 400. Vi. 5s76.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Prame det. 2-story
40: attic insulated; storm windoEs, md and
sss::n' 's: 5ErE' 5isas s''fs 400 Oily St ns
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Det; 3-bedrm;;
rep; hsss: Ss q *, sGrT lss ~
11th st. Sc. AT. 5000. 20
/ u bath brick, In immac. cond.. 8 yrs; old,
3 concrete porches, Oil a.-c. heat asphalt
filed fun bsmt.. other features; substantial
down payment. TR. $40. No brokers.
FORT DAVIS SECTION. 81. 800 down and
S87 per mo-, includes taxes and insur.:
semidetaehed brick. bedrms.,. pretty
q. A9iss5 f'Ris RE1 ~ CO.. s'n re-
to daily. -H
HnLcREsT Stone and brick custom
bath on ist floor; three bedrooms. bath.
on Ind noor > large porch: built-in saIa5e.'
To inspect. cali Mr. Ruark, vi. 642s,
With BEiTzEIL. DI 300. 20
LINCOLN PARK. 100 block Of East Cap
itoi t-Large three-story brick contain
Ing Is rooms and 2 baths. now useo 2,
three apartments with an income OF si5i
month ssssDe sscsI,en' dor so'TnsY puqY MUS Io.
yiIRon'R WV o9aRM sgs DET. r. sToNE. excel location:
: fireplaces baths recreation room, AZ
tached earare; large lot. Price reduced
for quick sale. Mr. Noon, TH. 43S2' witn
+. PAUL MUDD, Broker. 1T
yaCAST-sI3,s5e Near Capitol. 100 BIZ,
Of c St.: 3-story brick. plus basemsnt.
bedrooms: suit 70, r9omi5g p1 hGqss' aIos ogs
s.sn; ss..EsniLY SnLsnef HoTsE % %overiookins Lincola
sa5s ssss osassos Sats Really fss Fl! Co. Ss ss
--RM. HoUsE-Liy. rm.. bedrm.. din;
rm. and kit On 1st A.. bearms. on sna
d.: eIec. almost acre of nno' ,sus su,s
trees strawberriss and srapes' rt th. snaTs nv
trees; within watkins dtstanee OF ras Lyy-
TSS-1ttI11a an H@Tt PaRA
Evening star., 1948-06-27
nousEs FoR sALF-Neyskeest.

near Mas. ave. semidetscnsd brick
rms, baths, oil heat, sood condition.
$4,000 cash, balance Ike rent. Call NE.
05A0, ,Exs. 53l todsy. LEATH q AsH-
s54i ard ST.@s3'OOO down; corner brick;
rms, bath. inclosed porches, auto.
heat; 2-ear garage; tnsp. by appt. Mr..
SUNGALoW-ofEN i TO-DAY. nr. Brent
wood Village, 1918 Douglas st.; 8 rms.
~ modern. nice lot, garaas: Bsrgain;; lin;
Co. no. 1887. MI l44s. -27
BUNGALOW-MICAIG PARK rms.
~ me- mSdern; iasgs lot xsraf. SnT aeRsS sae;sSG
REALTY CO.. HO 1857. MI. 144S. -27
BARGAINs-31O1 gath St.
bedrooms, master living and dining
room, large corner lot. Open l pm;
inclosed porches: gas h.-w.h.. H. G.
MAYNoR CO., 2002 R. l. ave. me- NO.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Ne,thee,t.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE sECTION-six-
year-old row brick. rooms. gas a.-c.
heat, GOOD cond.; less than $4,000; cali
MTi6uaABY Nj 6s5eni " Resi esSi Estste H.n
MICHIGAN PARK-semidet. brick, z rms,
4 bedrms.. front and dble. rear .porches;
ment with laundry tubs; insulated. wealth
er-stripped; det. brick gar: located on
18th ST. nr. Unshur. eonv. to buses, schools.
SI4,g5O. Cali Mr. Bennett. MI. 44y1
EU0ENE II. PHIFER, Tower BldE.. ST
s711. -zS
Evening star., 1948-06-27
OPEN TO-DAY, l TO 5
I18 6th st. n.e.-3 spts.
J. P. ROGERS
NIEIII GPOYIp OF HOMES

Bunsalows, ramblers. tvo-story ColoniaH
10 give you what you want in nome
See our new de luxe type Of rambler VIII h,n
rms. and bath on 1st A.. snd snitaPse ats
new features, new desisns. The new look
in . new home: nnanced TO- sell on terms a
trades considered: priced from Sio.ZVV.
pIss'Sns riass on Branch ave. cross b. c. line 70
Cole Brook Dr.; thsn right rishnI at oHr itaI sign
NA. S37a, VI. 3a75. Hillside 4243: y
Evening star., 1948-06-27
WOODRIDGE

2SO5 Monroe st. n.e.--open Sat. and Sun
2-8. owner occupied, immediate posses:
floor. reception hall. living room with Are
place, large dining room, den. well, eouip-
ped kitchen; second door. 3 bedrooms.
Full basement, oil h.-w.h. 2.car attached
garage, large rear yard. 8: r: MARTIN
& co, exclusive realtors, Du. 5366; eyes, eyes,
Evening star., 1948-06-27
1857 NEBRASKA AVE.
NEW BRICK HOME

1909 Jones Bridge rd.. Bethesda; opposite
Bethesda Naval Hospital; open Sunday J
to s pm. New detached English Colonial
room. tiled kitchen, screened side porch,
3 bedrooms. tiled bath; stairway to ATTIC attic:
furred walls, gas &C. heat, Priced under
to Jones Bridge I'd. which is on south side
Of hospital ground. then right on &c Jones ne
Bridge I'd, ] block to house Mr.. Wash,
co DI 3346 1924 l4th st. NV. -.7
Evening star., 1948-06-27

CnunUHn - BROOKLAND - 300 biocE
iStl, st. n.e.-First commercial corner
i? rooms, side lot; oil hot-Tster heat
6So block Elliott st. n.e.-Two-familJ
house; . baths, 2 kitchens, oil hot-wate'
900 block 10th st. NE rooms
500 block second st. n.e.-Two family
fats; rooms and bath each; areoia neat
81, 900, $500 cash.
1900 block Corcoran st: n.w.-s room
and bath on Q floors. hot-watsr hsat
earage; $4,000, $500 cash: GUY TIN
NIR, 1929 llth o., NV. NO. 1907.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
STANTON PARK
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

WOODBRIDGE GARDENS
lovely coioniai home, Z rooms. baths.
built-in garage. oil heat; ~ eonysniently N
located. Drive out to 4l0S lgtn ne.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
ar MOI nnsp fiiI O -o7
Evening star., 1948-06-27
MICHIGAN PARK

toilet IN bsmt.: sas heat, de luxe Kitchen
with glass oven door; lEe. sodded iot;
sps x.s only sis5o
from responsible purchase ser: See. 1885
Delaheld pi. ne. Go out Michigan ave
b.,stsia s. sssEfn, Il, rd' north on sarf'n' Ia to
KEARNEY STREET NE.
1900 blk; exeep:ionally. fns old house con:
bedrms.. @ H' Nm inciosed @ a heated ed porches. :
sToas NJ Hems: ss.tess iassE aa EN- 7ss sss' pAok
LINCOLN PARK
saith on hrst foor, 5 larse rooms. :. sisss-
rss Es'E vs sn
entrance; gas h.-wh. Exceptionally good
lSestion es 1so- Call Call, Mr.. Mcintosh RE. e6e1'
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
Exclusive. 1113 18th st. NV.
RIVER TERRACE NE.
Choice location; 5-Im; Enslish-type brick
color. with shower: modern Kitchen with
ssst!e s.s ssf h.. .s sss.d H's yak.
front and rear screened porches; bus
transp. 70 door: reasonably priced. on
Sm' TR ssS e. asnse sSs w. sSs.' 49, ~ Nj Tos
MURPHY, 3435 BenninE I'd. ne. -2s
STANTON PARK
Near 9Th and d sts. ne.-Colonial row
brick. side-hall plan; living room, dining
room. equipped kitchen and inclosed porch
on 1st floor: 4 bedrooms and bath up
stairs, attic; full basement; oil h,-w.h.
Priced At $l3,95O. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
1l13 18th g.. NV, RE. 666l.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW
Bargain: Open daily. must be sold this
nssae6a; fro Govt s9s psss iiv % rm. % din nm Im, BED
rms. Kit. and tiled bath. nrst a.: rms
on 2nd f.; covered front snd n res. rsai
shrubs and flowers. karase;, cony; to bgs
stores. CaN Mr. Dougherty. UN sSSS N5
to S13,5o0l.. Directions: Out R. l.; ave
ne; pass goth >st' turn right at 'fam'
ROGER MOSS
Rssltor 0loS r. l. ave- ne HC. 5000
Evening star., 1948-06-27

Delishtful semidetached brick; nne nrst
moor with . bedrooms on second; beautiful
tiled bath: roomy basement with recreation
Yard to paved alley. Gas heat. hardwood
fioors, electric refrigeration. fine kitchen.
storm doors and windows screens. avn avn.
bound to like It.: neighborhood new ana
excellent conv. to everything; Sl3, 800.
Excellent terms. Directions: Out New
Hampshire ave. to Eastern Star Home,
turn right on ouackenbos st., Ia blocks
and continue on Eastern ave. V square TO
house. PAUL MAGOFFIN, DU. 4S27.
Onen fo S.20 m rs
Evening star., 1948-06-27
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE

A GENILEMAN'S . S1A1E
In Bradley Hills Grove, located of Brad
ley blvd about > miles from Bethesda,
Md, shopping center , acres Of rolling
and excellently landscaped. The open
ie' the Canopy Of tall poplar trees expresses
the charm and delightfHlly casual S, liylns Ins
residence OF white brick and clapboard
invites YOU to enjoy its spacious intsrioTm6 f6.
SannistersWthe SaGn great fireplace with swing
ing crane-the Dutch door from the lty-
ing room-the wrought iron BLACK haro-
ware-the unusual lighting fixtures-the
atmosphere OF gracious living ssdr9om pom
floor: 3 bedrooms and . baths on second
floor. Very large 2.car garase With an ample Se
estate which is priced reasonably Ct
S42 800. once open today. cau Wo.
EDW II HOMES & co INC
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Colonial investment 90
RE, 6ftBO
2A1o RAKER ST NE.

semidetached brick. only years old. mod
ern. newly redecorated; rooms, tiled bath
with shower, fun basement; immediaLe
CO., 36l8 18th st. ne, CO. 1888, or no.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
SHEPHERD PARK

Just listed. this most attractive det. nrick
TI isrge iiv. rm. with fireplace, lovely side
screened porch. family,siz ain, din, rm;; m:
nnished rm., Thoroughly insulated. slate
% roof. det. gar. nice I'd. fenced in; near
everything, just off Kalmia I'd: Shown
O010 until pm.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
OPEN TODAY, Is

OPEN TODAY, is
AZ, Charming st. n:w.lDeiishtfui @6.M;' o. !,
oil heat, fun bsmt. side-hall entrance
Colonial front porch, deep lot; excel. con-
dition; attrac. terms.
1441 E. CAPITOL ST.
Beautiful row brk. home, with six lge
rms, BATH full bsmt.; has h,-w.h.; excel
cond: reasonable terms: possession.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
sos No. Capitol. MA. $3.50.
OFF CONN. AVE.
Just of upper Conn. ave, in the Forest
Hills section is located this very lovely
modern brick home which is In perfect
cond.; featured are liv; rm., din; rm.
fast nook on 1st f.; 4 bedrms., "a batn:
sa ct on1s sns & s&ssse6d sed' for Of immed. Sale *
JESS FISHER & co.
Once open today 10 till 3.
Mr.. 10Th and Newton-Bargatn
home a' In this IS's Very y desirable location con
tanning 8 large bright rms. modern tiit
bath. plus a beautifully finished comp. apt
monthly: oil heat. porches. etc. Owner!
yacating and have priced very low 1o'
immed sale; terms.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
ONCE open today 10 till 3.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

COLORED-I HAVE several excellent room
ing houses in choice NV. locations,
with substantial incomes. furnished or
Homes and business properties in all
sections of the city. Call MR.. CARR
LU $500. ~
COLORED-VACANT - Open Sunday; 8
rms, h.-w.h.; terms to suit =
Mr.. Columbia I'd. dnls and water sssimc 400?
81 800 cash. AD. 713a. VI. 1904.
Colored-Nr. 14th and Park Rd.
/ bath; full basement with toilet: gas
h.-w.h.; front and rear porches; large
yard: house in good condition. Reasonably
priced: excellent terms. RE. 5039; after
9, HO. 4703.
Nimetz g. Himelfarb
Evening star., 1948-06-27
FR. TBUU. =
2-FAMIT,Y BLDG

Only : yrs old. this completely mod. brick,
semldet. bldg. was designed and built as
a 2-family bldg and not a converted
home; 1st-n. apt. has liy. rm., bedrm..
kit. bath and the use of a large recrea-
ton rm in basement; 2nd-h apt. has COM
Eit' and bath: rear Service porches; gas
INV. heat; owner win give poss. of lst-n.
apt. The price of .S16,950 includes a
No better value anywhere today. Located
in an area Of new homes and apis: For
appt to inspect, call Mr.. Marchal. RA.
1881. with BURR & YOUNG. Realtors
Evening star., 1948-06-27
HOUSES FOR sALr-ker.hwest.

ENGLISH VILLAGE SECTION
Bethesda, Md.-New. brick Colonial, gas
a.-e. heat: toilet and lavatory, 1st moor
3 bedrooms and bath; wide lot. $50 r.
front. once open today. Call WO. $500.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
VACANT-POSSESSION
400 blk. of Marietta pl. n.w.-6 large
tion. Possession with deposit. S15,750
Minimum cash. S1,500.
JOE CURTO REALTY
FIR 1900 go