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Evening star., 1948-10-15
Six u. N. Films Set
For Special Showing

Six new United Nations films will
be given public showings on October
"a and 23 at 1880. 4 and 8 pm. each
day in the Interdepartmental Audi
torium, Fourteenth street and Con-
stitution avenue NV.
The films include "Searchlight on
the Nations" First Steps," "Peo-
pies Charter" Maps We Live By
Clearing the Way" and High
Lights of the United Nations Year.
The showings have been arranged
In connection with the United Ma
tions Day celebration on October "a
School children and the general
pubic are invited. ~
Evening star., 1948-10-15

Marilyn Hale, who were featured in
the original Oklahoma" company
For those who delight In "satirical
impressions" Elizabeth Talbot-Mar-
tin offers her versions. Kay De-
witt sings, Of course, with Sam
Kaufman's music men.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Penny's Pennies

HOLLYWOOD. Lovely young
Penny Edwards, playing opposite
Donald O'Connor in "Feudin'
Fussin', and A-Fightin'," has a
hobby in keeping with her first
name. She saves pennies-one a
day. The film is a Universal-In-
ternational release,
Evening star., 1948-10-15

JULIA MIsBEHAvEs," an MGM pic
by Jack Conway. screenplay by william
iudwig, Harry Ruskin and Arthur Win,
peris, adaptation by Gina Klaus and
Monckton Hoffe, based on the novel, THE
Nutmeg Tree" BY Margery Sharp. song
BY. Jerry Seelen and Hal Borne. At the
Evening star., 1948-10-15

Greer Carson and Walter Pidgeon,
who fought a fine war as the
Minivers of England and discovered
radium as the Curies Of France,
have put all that behind them. AS
the Packets, Julia and William, In
"Julia Misbehaves" at the Palace,
they are a pair of middle-aged ro-
mantle flibberty-gibbets acting any
thing but their age.
This stretch Of comedy relief for
the screens most charming mar
ried pair is nothing to carp about.
Heaven and Metro Goldwyn-M Mayer
both know it is innocent enough,
Just a kind of emotionally reckless
sabbatical after which the stars will
settle down to reason and maybe
more scientific research. 1t should
not take much of the latter to con-
vince them they were not the fun
niest two people on the screen in
1948.
Julia Misbehaves" is more of a
holiday for Miss Carson than for
Pidgeon. 1t permits her to don
black tighhs-eyer so becomingly-
as a member of a team of acrobats,
to dig gold out of roue in a
French gambling palace. to take a
sudsy bath in front of the camera,
and generally to act like the early
Claudette Colbert. All this Is sup
posed to show that dignity is a
mask worn by women who really
want to be hoydens, but it leaves
q feeling that Miss Carson is en-
joying the lark more than any
one else.
The other major feeling about
"Julia Misbehaves" is that Eliza
beth Taylor. who plays the daughter
role, is turning into one Of the
screens great beauties.
Tie antic affair between Miss
Carson and Pidgeon is based upon
Margery Sharp's "The Nutmeg
Tree" but something has happened
to its pungency in the screen ver-
sion.
Miss Sharp's chorus girl-minor
actress heroine seems to have been
less of a lady than Miss Garson's S
imitation makes her out to be. True,
they carry on In much the same
dizzy way, but it seemed more
natural in the case Of the girl In
the novel.
The basic situation in the Palace
picture is far less than the most
refreshingly funny any one ever
saw. It concerns Miss Carson, the
chorus girl heroine, and William
Packet, the husband who asked her
20 60 away II years before.
Julia. who knew a society stuffed
shirt when she saw one, and a
mothers boy to boot, went away.
She stayed the whole II years, and
might have been away even now,
had not an announcement of her
daughters wedding arrived one day
when she was drinking a martini
or something.
A sentimental male friend supplies
Julia the cash for ticket to Monte
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Robert Montgomery
Makes Fine Effort
But Charm Pals

THE SAXON CHARM" . Universal
International picture produced By Joseph
Sistrom, directed by Claude Binyon
BY Frederick Wakemen, song BY Jimmy
McHugh and Dorothy Field. At the
Capitol. 4
Evening star., 1948-10-15

ner Bros. picture. produced By Saul Ekins,
directed BY Richard Bare, originsl SCREEN
play BY william sackheim. At the Metro
Linda Vickere------------ Virginia Mayo
lsas hsTty y,.r.4. Fs,aRReSSest 1saasss anssen
sisut. sGsa., MkssR..dy---------@Ei ksRsdEis @ -Eiss.rS KsssI
GIN eHa' saunders rs---------Riehasd ssnsdist
Nelson Clark Ben Wslden
Those ice-veined killers and hot
blooded blonds on Warner Bros.
payroll are on the loose again in
Smart Girls Don't Talk" now at
the Metropolitan.
AS no one needs to be told, these
people, like old dogs, cannot be
taught new tricks. All they know
is how to open up night clubs which
serve as fronts for gambling dens,
how to shoot the customers they
happen not to like, and how to make
winning pitches for whatever danes
happen to be vulnerable and nearby
at the right moment.
This is the routine in Smart
Girls Don't Talk" which offers the
mildly minor switch that the top
gangster Is a renegade Wall Street
type and the chief blond is a regis
tered member of New York society.
Next in Importance to these is a
homicide squad lieutenant who ulti-
mately appeals to the girls better
nature. At the end, it looks as If
his name will be in the Social Regis
ter, too, unless the editors decide
to throw them both out.
Warmers have learned to turn
these things out as uniformly as
pears-of-the-month. The present
cast composed of Bruce Bennett
Virginia Mayo, Robert Hutton
Richard Rober, etc. does nothing to
upset the company's policy.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
;vino in Picnic Land

the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schmidt.
Mrs. Jake Saske and Mrs. Frank
Schmidt left Monday for Conrad
to visit Mrs. Anna Klette and re-
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lewis and
Marlene, Essex, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lewis and other REL
atives during the week.
Mary Turnquist, Minneapolis, re-
turned home last Saturday after
visiting at the home of her bro
Their, Bill Turnquist, for a week.
Guests at the Turnquist home now
are Alfred and Gertrude Turnquist
Kuhn, N. Oak. They plan to visit
here two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Savage,
Los Angeles, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Klingenberg of Kings
grocery. They arrived Tuesday for
an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Klingenberg
spent Sunday and Monday with
their daughter and her husband,
Kellogg, Idaho. Their son-in-law
recently returned home from Ba-
kers Field, Calf, where he had
spent several weeks in the hospi-
tai as the result of an automo-
bile accident.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
Bu Gladys e. Shay

NTH at doesn't look like rain
.her Columbia Falls residents
- picnic-minded.
roch family usually has its IA
Ito spot for a picnic, and de-
O VIZ wishful thinking, usually
"a that ants and other little
srds" like to picnic also. There
those who cannot decide where
~ want to go, and if the ma
XIV does not win, a flipped
in can result in a trip to the
Sorth Fork, park, or one of the
.srby lakes. It's good time for
I'd to catch a mammoth sized
.o,,t - although the traditional
srge frying pan usually more
[.on surrounds the fish, in the
middle.
Family reunion picnics are high
kiehted by one of the grandchild-
sn falling in the nearest water
nd wild-eyed rumors of bears
[Iose by. Also typical Is the short
80 of salt for hard boiled eggs,
T. by some rare motive everyone
.amembers the salt and the desig-
mated person forgets to bring the
kggs.
But the whole family, although
|rsmarking, "it's a lot of work
lust to eat" will undoubtedly sug-
lest a picnic the following week.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
Scouts to Attend Camp

Eight Columbia Falls girl
scouts will participate in the Lit
Tie Bitter Root lake camp July
IL to rs. They will be accomp-
anled by their leader, Mrs. James
B. Cumming.
Girl scouts from Flathead val
ley will camp at the Lions youth
camp. There will be instruction in
swimming, boating, nandicraft,
outdoor games and cooking, and
other phases of girl scout badge
work. Camp director is Mrs. Ken
meth Page, Kalispell, who expects
an attendance of 100 girls.
Columbia Falls will be represen-
ted by Myrna Brandenburg, Rita
Crum, Lucille Dallier, Jennie Lee
Greene, Mauna Loa Lundstrom,
Betty Mattheisen, Sally Ann Sey-
mer and Charlene Vinson.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
Mrs. Amos Hellman Wins
Bad Rock Yard Contest

Mrs. Amos Hellman has been
announced winner of the adult div
lslon of the Bad Rock yard impro-
vement contest for July. Second
and third places were awarded
Mrs. Glib Morris and Mrs. Ell
mer Kiser.
Children's prizes were given to
Velma Lewis, first; Louise Dom
aldson, second; and Arlie Moody,
third. The dillingham; Seed COM
pany, LaConnor, Wash, donated
prizes.
Judges were Mrs. George Watt,
Mrs. Lyman Hill, and Mrs. Pete
Anderson. Twenty farms were VI
sited during the day and picnic
enjoyed in George Mattheisen's
woods.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
Aux. Changes Schedule

Social meetings of the VFW
auxiliary have been discontinued
until fall. Their business meetings
are held the second Thursday
monthly at the VFW hall in the
Cozy Corner.
Mrs. AL Reid, Jr., presided at
the meeting last Thursday. Rep
ort of the state convention at Mis-
soula was given by Mrs. w. R.
Amman, delegate.
The VFW post did not meet due
to the rodeo activity.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
Lutherans Plan Picnic

Plans for a picnic were made al
Our Saviors Lutheran aid meet
ing last Thursday. It was set
for July 20 at Riverhaven. The
Lutheran aid from Hungry Horse
village will join the local group
Hostess at the meeting was Mrs
Finley Arnett, who was assisted
by Elma Donaldson.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
JOneses Hold Reunion

The first family reunion in nine
years of the Floyd P. Jones fam
lily was held recently at Lake Five.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd P. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat Kelly and children, Columbia
Falls; Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Jones
and sons, Coram; Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Jones and sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Jones and children,
and Tana Jones, all of Kalispell;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Jones, Butte,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Jones
and children, Spokane.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
RN to Hold Banquet

The Royal Neighbors will en-
terrain their husbands and escorts
at a banquet next Thursday. 1t is
to be held at $50 in Anderson 5
hall basement. There will be a So
cial hour following the dinner.
Regular meeting of the lodge
will be held in the afternoon.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16

Anderson Bros. grocery recei-
we'd new red and white front this
week. 1t is centered by a white
and red color scheme on the door.
Also freshened up were the signs.
Painter was A. E. Nordes.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16

Advertising deudline for the
Hungry Horse NeoDs is WedneS-
day afternoon.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-16
Edward C. Schroeder

Republican candidate for County
Attorney, will discuss his candid
acy over KGEz at 4:45 July 10.
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1948-01-10
NoaoeeS .WAleY1p 10 RKfT.

IARlNE 0FTfCER. vile and . infant
babies. desire to rent unfurn. house. 81 90
per mo-, 1-yr. lease desired. Call MI.
T/sGT. AND WIFE, s-yr. boy desire q
bedroom unfurn. house In Sc. nearby Va.
Or Md. not over $7b. VI. sls4 anytime.
EXECUTIVE, wife, 2 children, desire 8
bedrm. furn. home. NV, b. c. or subur-
ban Nd. for 3 or mo-, best ref. ME.
) RESPONSIBLE ADULTS, permanent
RE: Zoo Ext. a4sa: S' eve. and week ends.
FEM. Duty OFFICER. walter Reed Gem
house. Cali oE. 1000, Ext. Z. -l3
DESIRED AS RESIDENCE or bedrm.
aSS's so WIFE sP Sy Pss Pss'r M sa No
Is Is REUNITE FAMnY-seientist Naval
s house urssny e dsi
71oo, EXT. so wkdays, $3.50: wk. ends
wire collect. Powder Factory, Indian Head.
PkRMASENT MARINE OFFICER ursently
needs 2-bedroom house or apartment;
Friday ss H% ol oS Sf Is g soas
a-BEDRooM HOUSE. furn. or unfurn.
eonve1. transp.; nice neighborhood; adults
RELIABLE CoUPLE with 1 well-behavet
or apt. approx. $3.50 mo. viii lease
yrs.; prefer NV. sec. or Va. SH. 5906
AIR FORCE 1T. COL. wife. one child IN
years, need or 3 bedroom house or apart.
ment, furnished or unfurnished. RE. 600
Ext. 74140. 13s
DESIRE or room unfurnished house
have small children, pay UP to $125 mo
Write Box 404-A, Star 12s
UNFURN. 2-BEDR0OM APT. or house
mo. Sat. and Sun, to pm. AID
0700. Ext R04.F 16s
MIDDLE.AGED COUPLE desire rent small
unfurnished suburban house. Address Bo,
30-C, Star 12s
Evening star., 1948-01-10
HOUSES iioR sALI-N.l. lce.s.,

$50 GLkAAD 81. N.E.-Corner brick, 9
rooms, inclosed porches. huilt.in sarsgs,
ONCE; buses pass the door: excellent con-
ai5lon; III s Dupont SaSs. conn,.,.,v a.tlllls.a IL
: baths. Oil heat. Gear s.rsse. should s;; ss
seen. Priced right. Possession. Can until
9 pm, LEO N. BERNSTEIN q CO.. 1416
K st. NV. ME. 5400.
WOODBRIDGE, BRICK-Why pay more, we
offer you lovely. 6-rm.. 3-bedrm. and
inclosed porch. with . garage and one Of
tine best locations in woodbridge Think OF
It, only sl2,50o. First come. flrst served.
NOR CO., 2o02 r. I. ave. n.eo NO. 433S.
NEAR 18th AND X N.E.-By owner; brick
floor, reception hall. living room with
gas fireplace. DEM dining room. equipped
Kitchen; End floor. bedrooms. bath. fuil
sonabiy. For Information, Or apt. sU to fd in
1908 D ST. NE.-By ownot; mod. 6-rm..
h.-wh.. servaI reisr.. comp. equip: kit; It.;
new-house cond.; priced right; immed poss
asp b DDD nS senss FIR S1gs 1gs
occlpisd; possession with settlement. Mr..
IPossEssfoNlisoo BLOCK
gas heat. built-in garage. inclosed rear
porch, concrete front porch: AL condition.
e. s sH Psssa osa TO p.sa.n s e
Act quickly. Gail until 9 pm weekdays:
EETrEs, INC, 1o1s 18th St. NV. pI.
COLoRED-vACANT- Owen pl
ne; rms. kit. and bath, all modern,
improysd NJ S,sa. aatomstis heat, built,in TsSsss
BATTLE REALTY CO., 1900 4th n W .
SSf6nEpc6ssERR SSsso na2ss 5is b1Ick. tSS blk
ssss ss .sss9 sssh $50 Ssis brick
i4s4 la,s, s. Kearney st. ne, Brookland, Brick,
A.: 8 6edrms., tiled bath. shower; a insuiat- lat
s5is : dssI}a ss;S u ri 5S SsR
C9i,IL35REDMowEN s;i,I 5,sl r.; rL, N.E.-se,5oo Own.
baths. 2 KITCHENS, oil heat. garage. TO
SPess en BE fi Lfyes cokIER II
ige. rms, Venetian blinds, cement front
hGfch f Ssmf ffciossd seq. back porches gas heat
SoIoKED20iiMsImaD1ArE rossEssMIo5al-
nriys. Mfss ave roens ns ;n:,s;n semidst brick big
nrst commercial ia baths. saraee; M $1,000
gown. GOWN ri Cal 4 Jsck BroTning. PRUDENTIAL
Eaanh EEGanh AoAhiG w., NA-(4fOS; ewes, RE
COLORED - buy THROUGH SCOTT
$50 52nd at. n.e.-Semidetached 2-bedrm.
house, full basement; excellent condition.
DE. 2010; eve, TR. .5s49, Mr.. Harry T.
Dc Mouy. Open Sun, 2 D m. to pm. III
This home has been vacated SO that your
possession can be guaranteed The price
is right. location is ideal and Transports
ton Is nearby. Open Sat. and Sun, to
8 pm. II you want modern 6-rm brick
home, see this bargain. Business hours,
ssll s1HK M; Mr. Jones. Du. o7a7, with JOHN r.
coLoREi6;-MSoNrE1Lo -S1Lo AVE. N.E-Iovrely
brick home with large rooms, bath, base
ment. h.-w.h. Call now to inspect. Rea-
sonable down payment Call until pm,
LEO NJ; BERNSTEIN & Co. 1415 K st.
COIoRED9READ rHIs-open 1-b. Sum-
day. 1870 and 1888 Oates st. ne.-s.rrn.
sNsh sSw bricks: piS auto h.swh; and ali extras.
GoiohE5@65jpGGS sses Au soo5j GSx go" DI 42s4 II
vision ave. n.e.--Semidet.: 2-bedrms.. full
bsmt. Priced low; 81 900 down, small
monthly n1 bly, notes; &c Gall Mr. Norris, TR. 2049,
COLORED-513 3rd ST. N.E.-Home with
income. Large brick. 8 rms, baths, OH
Wh, recreation rm, garage; Call DI. 1913
Evening star., 1948-01-10
Hovsss poe sAlg-.,,,saw,ss.

HAiHT0N HALT CO. SFFCIALsL
American univ. Pk.. near Mass; ave: NV.
Iss D SsSm %s srH 9a ss.s ssdrm: m ea
bath End f.; 60-ft. front yard; excel.
Near Ksnnedy-warren Apts., det. s-rm.
red brick: 1st-d. Law; new-house cond. /:
bath on srd; det. brick, alley garage;
Near wis. and Mass. semidet s-rm.
bedrms and baths; 2-car built-in garage,
Near i4th and Park I'd. redes s-rm.
closed p9rehes: apt soned; would nyantss make
.pts e
Vic. Kenwood. ideal rock and brick
const. home. APPROX. l1.000 So. #; ter
soxis i, With s; nrepiaee. a step.up pup din m m rm.
| u bath: mod. Kit; ia bedrms' each
slass-inclosed bath, one Hollywood bath,
storage attic, 2 Frigidaires. oil heat. rec.
| rm. in knotty pine with fireplace. attached
rec sonabie. Owner leaving city. ~
Bethesda, drst-eomm'l property to be
ssa IN part Sr whSls s1eot and Spsest to
| Takoma PIX. Md. 3-famiiy new. brick
nat. excel. rental: e-unit new brick apt.
.pp ass ca. M Mss shfR in &C.
vine: Z mi. ?; G. Move in On small down
RsSass! Isss " s5ss !ss; sss vi zzsS sISF'
The finest house in IT this exclusive area;
sond.; cash. $500. No. s7ss, Ho. sszs.
down, ID Ga. ave. REGULAR @ s.tsmils isSsG sDt.:
2-story brick, rooms and bath in each
apt; total, rms. and baths, with sep
.rate heating plants; phn Al condition, Priced
M unsa Rn s'sEss9si s4a; se: +
1o1s 18th st. NV. DI. 1866. 10
C0LoRED-.s ST. AT 1st-9. rooms, oil
sasssi sass il sseoms ss'oSo; ca CASH 'Cs s1soc. Is
sSk s. ~ sH sEosH Eses5 E;
residence. It's just fine home; nrst COM
y.sry IS; S.; sis'75o; down payment. $500.
Coz SolokED1rARK I1s ARK RL; I;..s Up Beautiful
Ri 2aSI Il Tn posseslion saaf
blk Columbia rd.. 2-stoTy semidet;; brick;
nss esIn. cs any tms Rah' L. fq parEs sfR
sSE; coEokEp@so.rH 81 s3si. CAPITOL AND As60 T
sns Nome. " HI. aass sE ns ss ea eaS
Mrs. West for full Information. d. H.
JOHNSON co, ma. s2se, RE. 5212; eve.
coGLoREDei7.sSo. $1,000 DowN-Row
brick home, rms; and bath. Call Mr..
LaTTies; IawHs , ~ oE 5esl' with MAX c.
cc6oEE%Ahlz, coESkEDzpE e LIKE aHsf DREAM HoUsk-
S1b,750; fine, detached. modern home.
with large lot, embellished with special
Georgetown-type lighting and paving; q
splendid nome for discriminating people;
need $4,000 cash. Call SAM RoSEY,, AD.
CoLoRED - BUY THROUGH SCOTT.
Beautiful 8 and 8 rm. houses In ne. and
COL0RED-lsO8, 10th ST. NW.--A fye-
family apt, l apt; vacant. The building
Is partly FURNISHED, WIN sell to desir-
HARRY JUSTINE. MA. 2844. 1927 Eye st.
CoLoRED-coLUMBIA RD.-s rms. all
mod !. improy:; $4,000; substantial down
Evening star., 1948-01-10
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

SILVER sPRING-Any type house in this
section; cash or trade. Call MIR. DIEU-
PHNNE PSsIKE q ~ MR pIG9s H69s at s14o
have 2 small children: pay up to s126
wnE rs FAY s3a 9oG 1stA CASE TO-DAY for lG
SxVf cEESa sf Is fsP s4iH for e.sn
ssS sss.5,S 200, in E s:T. s. section; Must pot e
sss5, ssaeFisfd e FRANK Ss = HhIiPsGn d.
LET US SELL YoUR BUSINESS, real .s-
sss s s1f''en i * S0u
= REALToKswaoo sALEsMEN-sell
Kss ss.s ac More @ sS
fzR 4aS HrSzas4 rSfsss Il s.s...
no no commissions charged. Call MR.. JAY,
j j: rot o1ff HAVE A HOUSE FOR SALE near
5th and Gallatin st. NV. no farther out
mas ynaE vrS 9siet1orps Wn aoaa st. NV call MR..
ii HN6 5; - .. NEE4Rsg' MD. AND vA.-Exp.ri-
enced personnel to service your property
tury here in Wsshinston Phone eve. Or
sp sHn sv Temple ssss :S,oe or Temple a7es, l. r
"a s.sESReoM Sassi APT. available. near 18th
sna sts nv for an sxSlusiye
s'f es.h ssf
omss n s Ct. asss ass G pr:.a Or from
sAes; sSks SSSSHy
and PetWorth houses. Let '0o our t1t"sGe - yesrs
for YOU as it has for many Washins-
,SR'as seh sAANsSR Rs9a' EueHs sssT9 Co. sos qss
4 HAVE " IN iMMEDiArE NaaSi PURCHASERS ' for
preferred but not essential; viii pay up to
sac 500 cash; Chevy Chase. D. C. or Md :.
Wakefield. Forest Hills or Shepherd Park.
Noa t.sae d Il. IUcHs 60. 1865 st. tim NV. % IA.
We Ey WANT YOUR HOUSE. a=srtmsnt. store
Sleats S[ ca Mr. S Boucher he psuRY REALTY ~
PAY cAsn EoR HOUSES; white Or s col. I
r. psoaPf sSsa f'si saTrEArios Sso to tn. sal. of
your home, business or Investment prop-
1sz 1 "fss R.aSs ysa ses solsh ssh e.po HpM
eaasLns s1SE zse pfs GUM has Client. 's v.,ins
nsa4Sy asni; s .1 s Of Wa"
60 90 YEARS sERvicE to local property
owners % rssulfs IL ysgr PsSp }N
eTLy WIN VIM. Il. 6AONOEfSo ~ nv.
ME eas 'nas sEEL Y6uR aousE Fl p
ton Of the city or nearby Nd. We have
been building and selling houses in the
District Of ceumbia for mtny years p.ndis sne
your property Tor you. II you wish quick
IA. 1858 or RA. 1860. J. B. TIFFEY d
SON 143 Kennedy st. NV. Ia
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc, white or colored, MARYLAND or Viz
DO Do YoG Want SPEEDY ACTION. List
your house with u.s. Have cash BUYERS who Eh
viii pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
S. aSb 1Sfs NE EYs irRofEhTYMe Fl DT aoo win pay
all cash or viii sell for you; We get results'
vii WILL PAY CASH for houses, white or
| colored. any condition or section. Ho.
g9H1 FuIL VALUE FAsT-Buyers waiting for
homes and commercial property. WALDO
HARRIS, Broker. LIZ 1913. RE. 1850. III
LET US SELL your property for you; We
exert every effort TO make quick safes.
HARRY T. GLADMAN. 308 Pa. ave. s.e.'
| III. O346 Established 1901. Ii
WITHIN 10 MI. OF Bethesda naval Hospi-
| tal-3 bedrooms, about $4,000 Cali fR.
44IEyLMSroN on ALEXANDRIA =. Homes
wanted to meet the heavy demand Of 9II
s:i7ie.s ssrh sus.InsfF1H e.a Hos. 9, HAdR6pIh g.
5I3i, CT. 3434: syes. II. 262e. Ia
Evening star., 1948-01-10

HOUSES WANTED 70 eUY tcsAt.l.
SMALL, COMf H6NE-Prefer
WIN pay cash: owner. Ho. 1850 sftss
CASH PURCHASES wants e-room row.
or sc. WALTER NJ. BAuMAN. Brokers
ma. 6229. Eve, WO. 0747. 10 T.
WANTED BY TINE FE0PLE, FOR the psoplet
prompt action by calling WORTH1NGTONI
1918, s427 Ga. ave. Open till o. --13 =
LARGE BRICK BUNGALOW, for immedi.
ate occupancy, on level lot, very few steps
to front and back yard; 3-4 hedrms.. 1i-2
ment and attic: must be near schools: mics
neighborhood reasonably priced. II YOU
haven't something that meets most OF these
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WASH. FOR Los ANGELEs-Nice 3-bed-
rm. furn house, ress. rent, for unfurn.
apt; Or house in I. At. 1893. -l2
Haven, Va, for equivalent in Columbus,
ohio: approx. value, $4,000; z rms. TIE.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-southwsst.
eok9FERskM esson ssoS0 rH6s E5AM = BYRSSwNT YSS sf5
COLoRED-4oo BLOCK OF N sT.-semi-
priced for quick sale; $1,000 down, balance
in easy monthly payments. Call Mr..
SHEPPARD, DE. 1161 or DE. 2S1S. -l2
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Sherman Circle-Mod. .
between Kansas and
8 rooms. bath a bed
heat, garage: price,
with settlement; eve.
Woodwell, Taylor b469,
Realtor, 729 18th st,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-her,hes.t.

COL OLORED-COLUMBIA RD-6 rms. all
mod . improv.; $4,000; substantial down
payment. RA. 053S -16
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(ContiEu0d On No1t rA0ob
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located on the farm of Bryan z
Kile on Route 124. about six miles
from Gaithersburg. Members of the
Gaithersburg Washington Grove
Volunteer Fire Department respond
ed to the alarm shortly after 8 pm.
but were unable to save the barn
or anything in it according to Wal
ter Hershey of the Fire Department.
Also destroyed were seven sets of
harnesses, three riding saddles, sew
eral plows, and an undetermined
amount Of dairy and hog feed, Mr..
Kile told .firemen.
The fire was discovered by a pass
ing motorist, who notified the Kiles
in their home, about a ouarter-mile
from the barn.
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liz THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
AUGUST H.

medical examiner, said Bridges shot
his wife through the left ear and
then turned the gun, a .38 calibre
Belgian revolver. on himself.
State Trooper A. M. Spioch said
Mrs. Bridges had returned from a
movie show shortly after midnight
in q car with Bridges sister, Mrs.
Dorla Spriggs of Slabtown, and
Ralph Hutzell, q Mount Savage
railroad worker and poolroom ope-
rator. Bridges ran from the house
and fired two shots at Hutzell's car.
Mrs. Spriggs said Bridges showed
her aside, grabbed his wife by the
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award on the primary highway sys-
tenn included:
Route So, Albermarle County, IA
miles Of new construction near
Simeon and on a bridge over Buck
Island Greek. Moore Brothers,
Staunton, $88,852.
Frederick County, Route GA, 3.5