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Evening star., 1949-05-03
SlO,5O0-Trinidad Ave.
18th Mr. Benninp Rd
HOUSES FOR sAle-sou,hes.s

HOUSES FOR SAle--Southesst
CONGRESS- HTs.. 330D Nichols ave -
Vacant; dtt, larTs, q rms bsth
HARfMAS HART, S'eR RREAITry.' ,G.r pin INC. iss5
e6SaxEss 6S9e Hsee se,cHTs ,s III $40 .sa q Mich
ois sve.-vaesnl. De-. s'pseo ixt
$a,a6o or OFFER Open ewes or call
HAPTMAN REALTY. INC ia4b
Good Hope rd. sc. TR 4I"o II
HILLCREsT-Thi. very nns det. and
unusuaily spacious sll-oriek Cape
plan. Isl a. has wide. fun center
hall. lss liv rm, with hrepl, din
rm.. mod. kit. : nice hedfmS and
tile bath; md A.. : nice. eedrms
study and tile bath; beautiful knotty
pine-.paneied rec. rm. with bar and
has purchased another home and
must sell Priced rrs soma ply fer this
hne iEhborhood. Call W B
WRIGHT. EN- 5000.
YOUR MONEYS WORTH in this
FLA approved prewsr Stmidetst hed
sI,sf Inc, Mos4doMERf sAas IL f''rsiplns iS1
rT. DAVIS. OUTSTANDING tsmid.
brick, rms. ] II baths, os luxe
rec. rm, with slsss bar. LAtge front
porch Tip-top eondi,ion Rss, ..
trade. T. D. BURGESS. VI .s02
Nix. MiNN. AVE. AND 4. CAriIoL
ST. overlooking city. s-yr.-old brick
: rms. bath, 4 bedrms,. rec. tm ,
lssstory. screen perch. sss heat
.is'soa HARTMAN REALTY. iSc.
:,4s Good Hope rd. sc. TR. 1900.
OFF III BRANCH AVE. in nrarb, Nd.
outstanding semibunsslew- 4 bed
rms,. lst noor powder rnl nhtaty.
house sonsidsrsd a. race. !. d
s.sa Down. - son fal price. :
bedrm bunsales, in n.Arny Hillside.
rms. NV b. conv 7. ID
BDRGrss; VI. sso% ] ~ |. ,., "a
cant .-year-oid s-room row brick
rear Ala and Penns. ave. Sc.
oseorsted; balance ike rent EN-
1ERPRIsE REALTY, Elk. s4oo'
cosv. sss; s,s.. sk G.ii n..r pupou, r.rs. semi.
det. brick. really ln nsx house con
dition, equip. kit, sRa beat, q isTse
rms. tile bath and many other
extras Only VI $50 ,lJSn, 80 per
mo bal at A. interest. d.
BURGESS, VI $50: IL! y. Il
VACANT-MOVE RIGHT IN
Nov or never Say fsre~sd 10 rent
tng This Is your opportunty shin.
gle home on 3 lots. Plenty OF
srouno. Near ish and Good Hope
I'd. se. Only S4s5 down Newly
decorated IN and oui- Hoi-wsIsr
heat. charming Old home. con-
tanning very fge rms ana bath,
bxnt AMI Priced righ. on splsn.
did terms Hurry or you'll be sorry
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

Samuel E. Bogley. Inc.
50ot wiz sss WI $500 wi iags.
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A Eery spacious 4-story .5-it wide
brick residence. IN the heart O!
downtown Washington, near Thorn IS
Circle. and within walking distance
Of ali Government departments Has
:. rooms and baths; ideally ar
RANGED for ORGANIZATION hsAdonAf
iers Individual apartment rentals
or rooming house: deep lot: 2-caT
brick gaTaRe OUTSTANDING value at
~; 500 Phone Clyde Terms, HU
Sst5. with
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.
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Y. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT

DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts. Summer a. Spring VAL
ley. 1890 Mass ave. n W. OR. 4464
evenings. telephone OR. 0901. List
your house with u.s.
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SHANNON a. LUcHs co.
CHEVY CHASE,

NJ ths ejHls tharehss. tFshs sns
tH eenFtBisHrek f1ns slider type
dst esntef-hs4l hH8t ai lss
hsaFws tsh ss easxhs FiGht TNis
hostly rraF has nisnlF If sfsFsr
fef snFespEs with fmaRinstAaH
shown ~ snpelHs sHeHf efltg
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
4sse ConH sss EA SEQ Fsss
raj 3f fhamnseH, vi ksas -
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SHEPHERD PARK
WAKEFIELD
WestmOreland Hills

An interesting white brick Colonial
custom-built In la3a on Ga lots
running through to next road; con.
tains hall. living room with paneled
wall End fireplace. dining room win
windows to the floor, well equipped
kitchen. powder room, open terrace:
3 bedrooms. with fireplace in mas
ter bedroom. " baths; stairs to large
&tic; excellent recreation room.
workroom bath and laundry: 2-car
built-in aarage: beautifully planted
rear garden with outdoor Prln and
fireplace.
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Walker g. Dunlop, Inc.
RtaltorS. GeergstoNn once. as0- c
nv HU ,"n6 :
PINEHURST CIRCLE

Al Western ave, eenter-hsh brick
Colonial home, only y years old. new
house condition; ) large bedrooms. >
baths 2nd floor: . beautifully hn-
iShed rooms on sra noor. OF a-e
heat. bu!lt-in Gsrage. Best buy on
toosy's market For Appt,, call MR.
NORTHERN, Sligo 1859, with BEIT
ZEIY nj 3ION
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GEORGETOWN

s010 Que ST bedrms.. baths,
maids rm. and bath: S225 mo.
For sppt. to inspect call Ann Carter
Green with sANDOZ, INC, DU. 1924.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
NEAR LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Reduced $4,000 for quick sale Ex-
cellent prewar detached brick, lst
ing room, modern kitchen, reception
hall: 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms, . baths,
finished heated: I'd floor, large pam
eled recreation room, In basement,
kss hot-water heat. detached ga
rage. nice lot. ARLIE L. JOHNSON
REALTY CO.. INC, 3402 Conn. ave.
NV OR ZOO Il
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ma lsth S, Ma EA s4Np
COLORED- VACANT
9lS HAMLlN ST. n Z.
KSsret tonAa4y Htct TeS hfs,E in -
ssisFnt CanoBtrp y fEgcFHs t'src
bath sRS h n n car trent pcSr p
. screened F~as posVhtt cnls ii .
SAX down Gail co Ss.sA PECk
co
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, d. Z.
close to transp. and schools: RECEIPT
hall, liv. rm., din. rm.. powder rm..
rear scr. porch: .end a., 3 bedrms.,
. baths; stairs to foored attic. Gas
a-c. heat. Gsrsge. Level lot. Price
reduced to S22.500.
Billingsley & SanderSon Co.
5.iI Wis. ave. OR. 2326 till y pm.
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OPEN DAILY. SO Pm.

ssau block Easy pl ss--5 n*w esf.
brick hcsnss. liT4nE room with hFs-
.,lsee. cininE room, modern kitchen,
: nice pedfeosss. tile bath. fun
bsnt with IN bath, ass hest
Venetian biinas, hardwood HooFt
Sear khoppins and trsnsp 2 homes
are efnter-bsIi ria n with powder
room on FIRST floor. Prsssd SIS. $50
and SIG son Dlrecttons oat Pa
ave. Sc to Alabama ave. isfs 70
4ath St left . blocks 10 EsSs pi.
Co,rfhe Sf Pea 1fy IN
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BETHESDA-Sl6.5OO
BRADLEY BOULEVARD
RRIGHTWOOD

Substantial brick home in excellent
condition. near schools and trans
portation. First floor. entrance
hall. living room, dining room:
breakfast room. Kitchen: second
floor, > bedrooms. inclosed sleepinE
porch, tile bath: full basement with
layatory and shower; -essona bly
priced Call MI Dodge. ir..
WEAVER BROS. INC. WASHINGTON
Bldg DI. $500 evening phone co
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BETHEsDA CuEvY CHASE

Attractive kT3Ik he9nf EpsE Fses
rDesNE incia&te iivtnE perth estEsas
itFFsEF Nith hafhsta# fireplace ell
h ~ hrAt and SsFsEs Nssiy ~.
atCatsfsa &eoasa lei, fAEssAtsnl
Ia HVthFsds AhsPs|nK HsAsaasttS
rTiots 81 $lssSe Shear ~ shs
rnlrinfrf CsN ots = Efso txss.
af stsnksn, vi SnHs
Phillips. Candy a. Fuller. Inc.
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MT. PLEASANT

Excellent asi SPACIOUS or4Ck house
moderniEeo sbd in .try soSd con-
d.iion; RECEIPT ION hall. liz Tn din
rm.. pantry. kil, on lat z lse liF
rm. > oedf ms scr porch Ano bath
On END q Deorms SCI behrm
nd bath on sra g FuN bAsement
With separate entrances. inc4 maid {
im and toilet. YARD in reXs Moo
ersteiy priced Cal Mrs. Hamburg
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
EDGEMoOR RAMBLER

NxSl Gs iass Ss~gt lsssas FSus 4
s@treaMs ans ! nAska tsM asa4ss
FssSz sEaa5s3ss ts4g hrs az ee J
r tsS Fp@H 3e hsess1ssS sStss~ -
F&fass MsF4 stsSsE4sss ahe a@ysft
zF1unAs hskss essat eat &fsB Ess3
Ar rr0Hksft ass &SsA w$sh La
GrM Il oENhKE RKAkTy cds
AID $40 -@sk
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AMERICAN U. PARK

AMERICAN u. PARK
This very attractive a-story brick
Colonial is situated on q beautifully
handicapped lot. approx. 50x2O0,
with open irepl., full size din. rm..
modernly equip. kit. and den nm
ished In knotty pine. Second d. has
4 bedrms. and 9 lovely tiled baths;
full bsmt. with de luxe rec. rm.
and bath. Attr. garage. Terms. I'm
mediate occupancy. Call RE. $3.50
2 to g.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-03

EAST CAPS APIS.
Colored-Large all-btiok home made
into : Compl apts, showing excel
income; contains 8 kitchens anT In
excel. cond. Priced at only SI..5o0
This Is an unusually good invest.
ment. Call now. ST. 1928, PHIL
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Dream Brick Bungalow

Horse Shoe drive, Clinton. No Pea
turss iyinx room with fireplace. din
ing room. kitchen. 4 bedrooms. tile
bath, full basement All rooms good
kiz< approx. i-Aere lot Gail M
Moore. with T. PAUL MUpD CO
..,+os Min. ave. Sc. TR. s3ssf e.ss-s
n Ra1A
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HOUSES EXCHANGED
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2 GENERATIONS OF same family oe-
. sire duplex apt. each. 2 bedrms.,
NV. section. Phone mornings or
evenings. GE. 1850. -5
AUSTRALIAN ARMY OFFICER re-
ouires at least 3-bedrm. furn. house
early June: conv. school. preferably
Catholic; ceiling about $3.50. RA.
CIEvEI. AND. OHIO family, with two
daughters, . and 4ia, locating per.
manently with Aluminium Co. OF
America oesire or 3 bedroom
residence in NV. section. unfurn, !;
MEEK. DI a400; after 5 and on
DIPLOMAT with family, wishes to
rent furnished. 4-bedroom. s.batn-
room house with gsrden: Northwest:
e Cali Adams 3432 daily except
,iNFTRN. 1PGF e-BEDRM. HOUSE, by fam
= ilv of 4. within walking distance
Geo. Wash. Univ: maximum, Sl0e
COLONEL OF MARINES wants to
rent 4-bedroom house, unfurnished,
= NV, section or virsinia one or two
year lease Box 9S-J. Star. p
NAVAL OFFICER desires 3-bedroom
house. Arlington or Alex area, lease
years. Max. S125. BOX 15s-J.
star
Evening star., 1949-05-03

Chevy Chase, D. c.
4 Bedrooms, 212 Baths
rm.. 1st a. lavatory, 4 excellent
bed,ms. . baths on end A.. ga
rage, auto heat. Owner leaving
town. Price, S24 900. To inspect
call JAMES Z. SCHWAB. OR. $500;
after pm. call 81. 2575 or Wo.
140s. %
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Make an offer on this conveniently
located, prewar-constructed, 6-rm..
2I2-bath brick home: det. gsrage,
lsndscaped yard; small down pay
meut.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Realty. OR. 2IOO. Open 0 till g.
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NEAR SEARS
BRICK BUNGALOW

Michlgan Park. In nne eafs bassns6
neaghborhood. liz. rm. wath fireplace.
Gin. rm-- KIT. and pantry. 2 b<drEns. !:
also .bedrms. on Ind q iarse
sreHf rurch. FarHEes lot s6x3j9
To inspect. caii CO 33a3. PECK
IN 9ffH& 18Th Il ne
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COS VARNUM ST.
NEW RAMBLERS

and 2 baths. Ice liv rm., din. rm..
mod. kit. / and s-ear garages.
Priced from Sfp.Hsa
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
44sa Conn ave. EM. $500
Ewes. call Mr.. Thompson WI. 5s95.
Evening star., 1949-04-22

GLADLY coIIssn's cottons
spell summer excitement end
proetieoity, too see these
four from her $l7.95 TO $35 soloxy.
Summer '4os beloved ioeke dress, you might weor
under sun and moon or ocketed, tor city snopPno
Dork green navy or black background print j. frost
white pique for ocket and dsomotic pocket oeeent
b =. Hqh. wide and very "Pors," the revers OF her
cotton stripe lime with green or eroy with rose $i7So
Muted plaid with the flow of round shoulders
the ut of side pockets the dip OF neekllne .no. e1
make news
Book surprise . this cotton with neckline inspired
by Dior, pockets sontne backward fobrc the exe -
lno new irideseent ehombroy Mo.Ne or rne---$if.,'
All In sizes 10 to Is.
wM-Anssss Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Judy = Jill know more
weys Of nsekins . iunior-sizs
eharmer lock her prsstiess =.
end mighty smots ebout IL. Witness

O In the production honor group co''ed S~1Ss
f,y white cotton oornshee with ocs cnd pink o. eios
ribbon through locy beocno Square neckl'ns or,o
,,v-ox- ron be ~ois, -- StssS
b Moyooshel linen ond Jacques Fcth inso ro'aon
. who, more could YOU oSk for sursraeF socnss'co-
ton Shown in Moder>osele th,S oli.o' o piece fhcf
looks like suit IS ioc ond sonlo, or deep ord enf
Nj. -------Ss SsS
G Butterfly bow bosom" = onosher fronslosoa
OF Foth pictured BY Mile sored tor moonlight White
cotton p,oue. ocoentec BY pink or oQuo- ------~ S1s
d Our wonderful .Sun,ner Cooler" OF hncs
Skilimon's pIon cotton chcrnhsoy With voter cheek
tillina sheperdess shoulders Cool rospberry. rlnt
or buttersco,ch $lSSs
Sizes 3 70 IS
w&L-Juniog Masses Apparel Fourth Floor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-23

al Ike Il for one reason o. znother.
But = you get some q those ardent
supporters N private conVerzs q
ton they Wiu begin % express so1e
oClStE- Some feel tklst despite Ill
the advantages IVA has bro1gat
perhsp9 to great Price Is beng
paid for u IN loss II Independence,
reguentstion- etc
IVA says Humphrey. was origin
ally INTENDED ss Z project % control
an ornery stream Its conversion
INTO Z great power development g
supposedly Incidental Actually. i
Is tsilwsgs-dog pheloIenon.
planned al the way.
Yet I does apparently help o
control floods. despite the pIctures
seen q last springs foods n the
streets q Knoxville and Chat
snOoga says Humphrey L has
also developed river transportation
according % IVA reports Yes. the
shining shield Is there all right
says the writer One Is thrilled Dy
what 4 has done. But On the other
hand, There's the other side Of
the shining shield-h you can just
get around 70 II, says the writer
IVA started out with great
authority and with powerful friends
But Il also had opponents. IVA vas
dealing with Z stubborn river,
stubborn land and 2 proud and
stubborn people We quote,
IVA was IN the courts I'll the
tine. IT seemed, either suing some
body or being sued Dr. somebody
IVA had 70 have land, more
than q million acres Of Il 50 #
Il couldn't negotiate deals with
owners. Il exercised the right Of
eminent domain It sued =" Ap
prsisers set the price. IVA made
the offer The owner had % take
II or leave IT, Most Of them took
Il. but many Of them went 70 court
~ defend themselves against con-
In due time IVA bseain absorb
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-23
WHY?

The question Why" is an age
less human question. II presents
one Of the great problems Of time
and history. Why is life often SO
hard and full Of pain2 Why does
right seem to be on the scaffOld and
wrong on the throne? Why sick
ness, why lonliness, why fear?
The world has no answer. And
80 il tries 20 do one Of two things.
II either takes the road of unbelief
and says there is no answer: or il
takes the way of pleasure and tries
% drown out the question by acting
like animals for whom there are no
problems like this.
Also Christians often find it hard
10 answer the question But we
have something better than an
earthly answer or solution. We
know that God has the answer And
we leave it TO God. AS the years
move toward eternity, we realize
more and more that we are look
ing through a glass, darkly. On
this side Of the veil we cannot see
very clearly; but we know that on
the other side even the darkest
problems Of life are suddenly clear
and good
And We can do this because we
know that God loves us. Long ago
He loved US enough 10 give as His
Son for our forgiveness. And now
He loves us enough TO fill our eyes
with tears that we may see Him
more clearly, loves US enough to re-
mind US again and again that we
have no sure and continuing city |
but wait for one where there will II
be no questions, but only answers.
We have His eternal promise that
all things work together for good
q them that love God ST. JOHN
LUTHERAN CHURCH. (Adv.) v
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-23

created { huge power empire Il
& the sole sIpplIeE 0f power %
"a. go square miles Of territory con
training FIVE million people
IVA Is snsWeraole to no one
fexcept nCUInally 70 the preSdentI
for is costs. IT'S rates or It's methocs
q operation L can plow It's earn
ings back INTO system improve
meuts OF fertilizer, or recreation OF
fish O. seeding trees or travelling
Libraries o. town o. what have YOU
without going back 20 congress
for permission
IVA controls the rates Of its 40
public power outlets absolutely
States and municipalities have
nothing 70 say about f. Neither
has the federal power commission
OF any governmental regulatory
BODY. IVA can do anything and
everything with power-anything
but eat Il, says the writer
Our own two great power prof.
ects, Bonneville and Grand COulee.
have q combined capacity three
fourths as great as all Of Twas
g power plants. yet they cost only
SIS per cent as much as IVA has
cost
Bonneville and Grand Coulee
cost only Sl7l per kilowatt installed.
including Transmission lines, where
as Twas cost including cheaper
to-bulld steam plants, IS S214 per
kllowstt installed. also including
Sl25 million worth of transmission
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-23

ING ire private power companies
and soon had tszen over most Of
t-e- The writer says. It made
little difference that It's rates were
subsidized rates pulled out Of q hat
before IVA had figured Us costs
and tLe ALLEGATIONS 70 power On
multiple purpose dams we're later
srDltrsr-ly made 20 1T the rate
st-ucture We quote further
To-Day IVA has 40 municipal
and cooperative distributors, al
oo1nd % IVA by z0-yesr contracts.
al united 70 buy from no one
but IVA al selling At the IVA
retail rate, al bound o. law %
Use power revenues for nothing eZ-
cept expanded service OF reduced
rates Between them they serve a
million customers formerly served
o. = private companies Il wss
z clean sweep.
Then state counties and cities
and outfits ike the Tennessee Tax
Layers association began TO shout
for In-leu payments 70 make Up
syF1G Of the millions IN taxes the
private companies had been paying
They had 20 Be hushed up , >
risced persons mad u be taken care
Of II some way But these things
were merely patty annoyances 10
IVA IVA was really rolling
The p4lite fiction Is still main
tanned that IVA Is primarily
hood-control and navigation prof
ct, but Il Is IN fact z power king
com. says Humphrey. Low rates
subsidized b. interest-free tax funds
have proved very attractive 10 the
people
People may say that IVA reser-
yOirs have flooded more valuable
agricultural land. flooded i per
r.snently, than floods ever touched
II the pre-darn days. And the rec
ord seems 70 sustain them. They
may also say that the navigation
aids provided came 100 years too
late. But regardless Of this. IVA
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-23

1T ran allocate costs on its null
tiDle purpose projects any way It
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-23
Tells Whof He
Found in Close
Study Of IVA

Everyone Ra1O keeps IN touch
with events knows that an attempt
ls being made 20 create q Columbia
Valley administrator similar 70 the
famous IVA Congressional hear
inRg are now being held concerning
this proposal There IS bitter Op-
position 70 the proposal, as well as
support for H. Supporters point 70
the wonderful RESULTS they
claim-that have been accomplished
under iva. Those who are honest
j. concerned about the orderly de-
yelOpment of the Northwest desire
70 learn what is, in fact, the truth
concerning iva
Last winter the Portland (Ore }
Journal sent one Of its associate
editors, Tom Humphrey, into the
Tennessee valley 70 study what has
been done there at first hand and
write about IT, Returning home he
wrote u Illuminating articles for
the Journal under the title, iva,
Miracle Or Monster" Because the
people Of Montana are SO vitality
interested in the proposed eva.
an going r. devote couple IF
columns % what the Journal writer
had u say about IVA / have 9
reprint Of the II articles and VIII
quote freely from them.
Let US begin BY quoting from
the journals first article. Says
Humphrey:
iva IS a shield. A shining shield
against flood and erosion and poy-
erty and hopelessness. A shield held
siOft by power
Il found that IVA lived up 70
its advance billing. Every bit Of it,
believe me
1t makes one proud 70 see this
elittering new thing in its ancient
setting, this product Of engineering
genius, the evidence Of calculated
daring, this master plan in action
II is strictly dream STUFF, yet you
cen see il, feel il and get your
lands on it,
In another article Humphrey
writes
If you want 10 get your teeth
kicked in, just get up on your soap
box in downtown Knoxville, Chat |
tanooga or Nashville and start a |
hsrangue against iva
Everyone is for TVA-on the |
surface. that is" The municipal |
power boards. the electric co-ops,
the chambers Of commerce, the hotel
and business men, the politicians
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-23

Continued on Page Eight
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-03-17
Thirteenth Election Dist.
Blair

Caldwell, J. Amos and Anne. W.
Lot 81, Block G, Blair" CON
tanning 4,0C0 square feet and inn,
provements, assessed at $3,700.00.
Taxes, interest and costs, $117.79.
Dexter, Wardell G. and r. liz
| Lot 32, Block 65, "Gilberts Adj I,
dition," containing 6957 square
feet and improvements, assessed
at $5,250.00. Taxes, interest and
costs, $169.21. es
Hall, Bernard H.-Part of Lot
81, Block IS, "Gilberts Subdiyi-
sion," containing 11,782 square
feet and improvements, assessed
at $3,850.00. Taxes, interest and
costs, $125.60. "a Ri
Hobbs, Samuel M. and Elizabeth
M.--Part of Lots 8 and 40, Block
65, "Gilberts Addition to Blair
containing 13,549 square feet and
improvements, assessed at $2;E
10000, Taxes, interest, and costs,
$85.81. y
Johnson, Alfred W.. and M. IN.
Part of Lot 26, Block s., "Blair, T..
containing 1900 square feet and
improvements, assessed at ST.
10000. Taxes, interest and costs. !
$67.36. ~;
Kalieka, Benjamin and Sara, X. ].
Lot 10, Block ID, "Blair," cop, q
tanning 1000 square feet and im-e-
provements, assessed at $3,20O.OO.
Taxes, interest and COSTS. $lO4-O4
Ronk, e. S. and G. Lot SO, :,
Block 66A, BLAIR Takoma, Section e
T." containing 1924 square feet
and improvements, assessed at $3,.-
0O0,00. Taxes, interest and costs,
$l02.78. .~. NV
Toll Road Laundry, Incorporated
Lots IL and 10 and Part Of Lots
10 and 20, Block M. "Blair, Section
g." containing 14,i94 square feet
and improvements, assessed az
$25,4Co.0O. Taxes, interest and
costs, $869.68. ,a
Turner, C. F. and NJ. B.--Part
Of Lot IL, Block "a, "Gilberts Ad-
dition," containing $500 square
feet and improvements, assessed at
$1,850.00. Taxes, interest and
costs, $71.64.
White, W. C. and C. slot Al,
Block II. blair, Section L." con-
tanning 1890 square feet and inn
provements, assessed at $3;-
$4,000. Taxes. interest and costs,
$117.10.
Winkler, S. r.. and NJ. E.--Lot
10, Block F, "Blair-Takoma, See
ton L." containing $500 square
feet and improvements, assessed
at $2,975.00. Taxes, interest and
cnsts 500 % ~. ~.
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Hail. Il ia''u csont t eI''ot Me Z ~.
sessed at $SEJ.6C aci ;e1ffs,fest
and costs, 5000. w.
Mooton, Edward q D..
Part of Lot A, Man iaition
to Chevy Chase Views fs;fino
4.95 acres, and impro 800 as
sessed at $1,890.o0. la ;;,,.f3efest
and costs, $73.57.
Wright, Aaron R.. any
Lot Is, Block 2, "Perkf Air
rows, and Mullineaux's Adj; T. "a
Linden" and improvement 81
sesse dat $1,303.0O. Taxes, Me-
est and costs, 1886. ssAE n
Wurdeman, Charles H.-Par 81
a tract of land called "Bealls AID
Edmonstons Discovery" contain
ing 10 acres, and improvements,
assessed at 81, 10000. Taxes, inter-
est and costs, $140.36. {.
Yeabower, John B. and L. il
and William, containing .753 acre
Parcel of land called "Charles
and improvements, assessed at
$3,135.00, Taxes, interest and
costs .$134.44.
Young, William S. and /. h.
Lot IL, Block G, Park Knobs"
containing 6,535 square feet and
improvements, assessed ia S3,5O0.-
90. Taxes, interest and costs
Yount, Mary B.Parcel Of land
called Chestnut Ridge" contain
ing 2.225 acres and improvements,
assessed at $5,610.00. Taxes, in
terest and costs $167.95.
Zecher, Henry W.-Lot 2, Block
G, "Nairns Subdivision" contain
ing 10000 square feet, assessed at
$4,000. Taxes, interest and costs
1911.
Zecher, Henry W.-Lot 3, Block
G, "Nairns Subdivision" contain
ing 10000 square feet, assessed at
$4,000. Taxes, interest and costs
$8.71. .5I.
Zellan, Jack and G. Lot, ID,
Block 10, Wheaton Hills" con-
tanning 6,495 square feet, assessed
at $4,000. Taxes, interest and
costs $27.84.