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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
UNION HOLDS SOFTBALL
LEAGUE TOP POSITION

BY defeating Merchants 1877 last
Friday evening and giving BPOK
a 1910 setback Monday evening.
Union seems to be firmly en-
trenched at the head of the local
softball league With a two victory
margin over its closest competitor.
BPOK, Union could lose all its re-
naming games and still tie for
stellar position in the league. How
ever the team is confident of win
ming its remaining games, and few
of its opponents believe it will lose
both of the games.
Friday, August 10, Zonolite and
Merchants play, while Merchants
and BPOK are scheduled to meet
next Monday evening.
The league standings for the sea
SON fOdafa ara.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
ATTORNEY L. LLOYD EVANS
TO PRACTICE IN LIBBY

Attorney L. Lloyd Evans, who
formerly practiced law in Poison
with Lloyd I. Wallace arrived in
Libby last week and is now assoc
lated with Attorney Smith McNeill
in the practice of law.
Mr.. Evans who graduated from
the University of Montana with the
class of As, is married and has four
children. The family will move to
Libby when suitable housing ar
rangements can be made
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
MOUNTAIN VIEW r. N. A.
MEETS AUGUST 10

Mountain View R. N. A. held its
regular meeting August 10 with
Oracle Mary Chapel presiding. It
was decided to postpone the sewing
club until Tuesday night. the 23rd
of August. to be held at the Joe
Becker home.
Twenty members were pres
emit A delicious lunch was served
by members: Katherine Williams.
Mary Chapel, Lottie Williams and
Lorna Hilbird.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted: August 12-Jean How
ard, surgical patient; August 15-
Tommy Smith, tonsils and adenoids
August l6-Mrs. Oliver Hensley OF
Troy, surgical. August l7-Law
renee Mullen of Troy, medical pa
tent
Released: August 11-Mrs. Fred
Fisher and infant, Edgar Diller.
August l2-Mrs. James Mahoney.
August l6-MrS. Melvin Dicken-
son, August l7-Mrs. Roland Child
and infant, and Mrs. Percy Baker
and infants.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
ENTERTAIN SATURDAY
FOR MRS. MACDOUGAL

Mrs. E. J. Barkee and Mrs. Paul
.Stamschror entertained Saturday
afternoon at the Barkee home for
Mrs. H. j MacDougal of Spokane
who is visiting in Libby. Members
of the Les HUT card club of which
Mrs. MacDougal is a former member
were the guests.
Three tables we're in play, Mrs.
Chas. f. Rowe winning high prize
and Mrs. Clay Parker consolation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
KEGLERS HOLD ANNUAL
PICNIC AT LOGAN PARK

Members of the Keglers were
present at Logan Park Sunday for
their annual picnic. Baked ham
was the mainstay of the picnic din
ner which included all the approp-
riate fixings. Recreation for the
afternoon was games, swimming,
and boating.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Auto Buyers Market
Back as Spectators
Face Loss on Resales
D. ~. a sAes @s~s p.we4

DETROIT Nav &~Tas saavr
drop Ii resale sals3s - sAas4us
many scalo.ne car e&sysrs cus e.
ire raArkeI~
There are sosns instances wtesFe
dealers are o.erans hlkh trade sn
allowances 10 make sales Rat
this happens cnly when the ceA1sg
has more cars than ne wants II
doesn't hapr~n often srnons ceal-
egx IN The more popular lo~ ses
makes
Three years Of car SArrIty led
thousands ~ persons TO nelarss
they could 60 on indefinitely sels.
inE yeay-old cars at more than
list price. That era has gcne lis
disappearance accounts IN no
small degIee for the dwins3s!nE ci
tire !nduS:rys unified efcer
oackios.
Many persons Of modest income
eoUsh, medium and high prtced
cars secure In the know iease they
could resell a' pTcfit Nov
when they discover they must
take a loss Of from $500 10 sloao
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Stock Prices Advance
Fractions 10 s. in
Brisk Early Trading
ky sss Asses .essss ssmaA

NEW YORK. Nay Demand
for stocks suddenly expanded In
todsy's market and prices ad-
vanced fractions 70 an extreme Of
. points.
An opening rush TO buy set the
market on an upward path The
most urgent demand was soon
satisfied but key issues retained
all or most OF their gains In later
trading. In some cases gains we're
extended.
Turnover for q while VAS the
most rapid in days. with several
large blocks OF stock helping 10
swell the total. A handful OF
shares established new highs for
the year
A stimulant TO buying interest.
according to brokerage quarters.
was the success thus far OF con-
gressional opposition TO admins
tration labor policy.
Dow Chemical was again a
strong spot in future response to
yesterdays increased dividend,
The stock gained a point today in
addition 10 yesterdays rise Of la
Fractional gains were posted for
General Motors Chrysier and
Studebaker.
Nonferrous metal issues made a
good showing despite recent slack
demand for lead. zinc and copper
as well as price cuts affecting all
three metals, Anaconda was a bit
balky but modest improvement
was noted IN American Smeltine
selling minus a DIVIDEND ars
Phelps Dodge. Dome Mines. pri-
marily a good producer. also
edged ahead.
Others higher included United
States Steel. Youngstown Sheet,
Goodyear. woolworth, Interns-
tional Harvester. Douglas Au~4...,
United Aircraft. Distillers Corp.
Western Union. Consolidated
Natural Gas. Electric Power &
Light. Du Pont. Allied Chemical,
Philip Morris. United States Gyp-
sum. American Woolen. Santa Fe,
Southern Railway. Nickel Plate,
Standard Oil of New Jersey. Rich
field OIL. Warner Bros, and 20th
Century Fox.
Corporate bonds moved narrow
ly. United States Governments
held steady in oyer-the counter
dealings.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Foreign sxehcnee

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Evening star., 1949-05-04
Produce Markets
list rNo EnGS 0Sly &KIE6TyB sGegEe

Baltimore eeotatiens sanPiisa by the
Agriculture Dspartn.n,, =, ,...-
q S Is New Jersss and Pcnnsylfan4a
EomeS @ss inches ap, I an-5A. fiFsinis
Wtnssaps, -. inehes an, ) sS.so. YeFks
Potatoes-Ne~s-marke. slightly areas-
e.. e. Floriea ehiis,, about steady othsTs
nos,da Is9aS .s sesaso.s s,s y, ssshse ic'..
size y. IS . g. eosurtreials. rs. So
pound sacks. .isr A. eo3 30. q 9 Is
Ssfsf '"atGs. oossn 'n A"'s: e.. ';a: .a.:
sSsstl ss.s hengsr' 'gs as,l! y 4 L tr'stys srs
Aspsrsgus-M sllshtls weaker; Al.
sssss :; ssi isiass ssass. fs';'
SSS; ssois.. 90 s. s.s - ytrssy tsas caIs. &C.
.sney Il. scs ssssso nss,, t.ne, sst o. f.,. :.,.
syivanis, Acid run. Zee lars. s7A vif-
sinia. qnstadsd, lsrxs IS. or; snsilsr
Z !5-soe' North careiina. fancy, lev
snap Beans Weaker vne.rten., Flor.
!d., hashsl hsmpsts. strinsisss Black Val
ordinary o fsi! apsiits. .as-s'a few
...ds .' as. sissnss5s: slls fs sab. ps .sss'
sond.,oh 9et as t.ssE Il 30 ordinary quality and
crates eSes sunehrs. h Oh wire 'oano
Caehafe Weaker.
cabease-Msrket slishtiy weaker bushsl
essse,s round packed locally. FioT,ds,
sss'i' sssss c.ro'as: s:'A 80 st'''.f si
cueamSers -- Market ntm. riorida,
eushel baskets, some waxsd, $500 90.
EsFplant.-Markei about steady. Ylor.
ia; oashsl baskets. medium TO large, . So
500 smaller. IS-2 90,
poultr,-slishsi, aisEs Want s.ssss fryer. aul
others, Trsdins tisht. Receipts meder.
few heavier .as-s3. FovI-coiored. 40.
e. sl,shtssish., .Issaesns' s.,1. pognas
plies insufneiens 10 aaote. prices
Grsin Maftet.
Ylour--Reeelpts. Q, $50 loo.p pound sacks
whea.--a --assseirss M o,osn h,ishsis ~ mp; ! !,
sssnssstias. a'.a. Mas. III No ! ssots os
corn--Rseetps., so.Ios bushels ship.
n.nts $4,000 bushels stocks IaeI,ois
oats-~Rsesip.s. $500 sushels. ssstr.
| ments, none: stocks. S,3ls bushels
Bsrley-Receipts. 1o,4oi hukheh; ship
Rye-~Reeeipts, 7o.ess SusSsis, assi. shin,
mentss 10000 bushels stocks, AZ. ief
sSsss,., nom. a.e.e .,s.s MI; ss:s,s: s,,:.
Millfeed---Reseipu, none
Butter and EEGs
Eeas--Market about stea6y; reesspts
moderate, demand sio.. Wholssale sell.
4S-b5; . lsrse. 5o-sa' current receipts
II ksssipts-Ess. s.o4s sas.G butter
! e?144 pounds.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Business Briefs
Wholesale Food Index, basec

Wholesale Food Index, based on
total cost Of q pound each Of 81
foods In general use. advanced to
$5.71 this week from $5.67 a week
ago, but still was 17% below last
years figure.-Dun g. Bradstreet.
Edison Electric Institute report
: ed power production for the week
ended April 80 declined to $685.
841 900 kilowatt hours VS.. $685.
$4,000 the previous week, but was
5.2No above the like week of last
s year.
Census Bureau reported 1885,
379 running bales of cotton were
1 ginned from the 194S crop VS.. H.
s551,738 in l947 and 8,517.19l in
%1e46. The ginnings for the 1948
3 crop are equivalent to 14,868, 1853
3 bales Of 500 pounds each.
q Kennecott Copper Corp. will get
@a new president, Arthur D. Storke,
Eat the end of this year when
e. T. Stannard will retire after 80
years of service. Mr.. Stannard an
nounced. Mr.. Storke now is pres
ident of Climax Molybdenum
Corp.
Baltimore a. Annapolis Rail-
road reported q net loss of $685.
805 for the first quarter.
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
obtained sec authority to sell
$40, 100000 in first refunding
bonds under competitive bidding.
Central g. s. w. Corp. for year
ended March 81 earned s10.112,-
ao63 or sl.39 q share VS.. $9,112,063
ssor $1.37 in 194S.
N Continental Oil Co. in first
uuarter earned $10,834,635 or
\ 1925 q share VS.. $13,849,543 or
1882 in 1948 period.
s. Pacific Lighting Corp. for year
ssended March 81 earned $9,614,457
sor $4.52 share VS.. $9,312,645 or
s$5.17 in 1948.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway for
"a months ended April 80 earned
an estimated $8.965 .682 or $l.12
share VS.. $4.22l .088 or 81 cents
In the 1948 period.
Timken- Detroit Axel Co. for Q
months ended March 81 earned
q s4.643.673 or $2.14 a share VS..
$6,174,565 or s2.84 IN l948 period.
u Cleveland Graphite Bronze In
first quarter earned $1.052,l80 or
$3.50 q share VS.. .$522 .437 or n
cents In 1948 period.
Union Bag a. Paper Corp. IN
first quarter earned $2.166.73 or
s1.46 VS.. $3.652.155 or $2.46 in
& l948 period.
81 Tampa Electric Co. for year
ended March 81 earned $685.
364 or $2.17 share VS.. $1,303 .102
Cor $2.1S In 194S.
Purity Bakeries Corp. for 4
months ended April 23 earned
1852 800 or $i.l0 q share VS.. ST.
I oss .346 or $1.37 in 1s4s period.
Southern Pacific Transport
system In FIRST quarter earned
s3, ,022 .929 or 80 cents share VS.
$40 ,377 ,S66 or $2.75 In i948 period
San Diego Gas q Electric for
year ended March 81 earned $1,-
Sie,732 or s5 cents o share VS.
si ,s82 .424 or $l.o6 In is4S.
Chicago, Burlington q @. Rail.
road for year ended December d
earned 26,o81, 100 or $16.44 |
share VI. $27,74l.s7i or $l6.25 u
te47.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
Chicoqo Grain

CHICAGO. May IN fusDAl.--sals
BILE hogs, 1900; fairly active; steady 10
Is cents hisher most sdyane. Or w.ishst.
cents higher; top. 1880; naost .sood arc
choice. 150-270 pounds. 1e e.oo.ls: so; ESQ
32o pounds. I7.25-1s.0o; 325-355 pounds,
l67s-IT.60; good and choice sows under
400 pounds. i5.75-16.2b: few 1880; 425-
500 pounds. i4.75-i5.15: heavier sows
down to 10000; only odd head below
salssls cattle. $500: .aiabIe calves
400; uneven: steers steadx TO stronR; othsr
siaushter cattle and yeaiers mostly steady
three load: hish.enoiee around t.aeo-
weighing I'D TO ] .35s pounds. 2e.aS-27 .on.
bulk good 70 low-choice steers.
$3.50: load i.64s-pound weifhts. 2&.2b;
medium 10 low-good steers - -00-. ::
load choice 1,015-pound heffers, 2s SO.
most good 20 low-ehoice yearlins hesffrs.
% 15-a5.25; load iarseiy choice LOO
pound weights, 24.50; few sood cows up
70 e1 :oo. common and medium senl.
1915: medium and scod ssusase buils,
60. 0.0o-22 90; bulk veaters ia-ov-2a'tu,
''p saiasie sheep. 1900; siaushter ismbs,
IS cents h.ehsr. short deck. caoAts W. :
skins, 5000: closely sorted fed cclersdoE,
2a15: choice colorsdos with No. skins,
$3.50 for three loads shorn ewes, 1880
Evening star., 1949-05-04

Erie Railroad Co. asked TCC au-
thority to issue So. .450 900 of equip
ment trust certificates for pur-
chase OF 50 new diesel iocous<,-
tiyeS,
Evening star., 1949-05-04
New York Cotton

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Evening star., 1949-05-04

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Evening star., 1949-05-04

THE EvEsISo STAR wNn4ng.oa D { "A-!7
Evening star., 1949-05-04
McCausIand Is Named
For Presidency Of
Life Underwriters
By Edword c. Stone

William j. McCausland, Acacia
Mutual Life Insurance Co., has
been nominated for the presi-
dency Of the District Life Under
writer's Association, the election
10 take place at luncheon meet
ing Thursday. May IL. in the
Mayf1ower ballroom. He is now
first vice president.
Charles P. Rice, manager of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York, is slated for first vice presi-
dent and Chester r. Jones. gen.
eral agent of the State Mutual
Life Assurance Co., for second
vice president: Charles r. Suter.
association president. announced
today. William B. Rumple Is
chairman Of the Nominating
Committee.
Six members have been nomi-
mated to be directors. three to be
chosen. They are L. B. Crabbs,
M. T. Curtis, L. j. Grayson. w. j.
Haggerty, w. D. Macy III and w.
T. Parker.
Facts and Figures Appears.
The 23d edition of Facts and
Figures on Washington Securities,
put out by Alexander Brown &
Sons, appeared in the financial
district today. 1t is the most
complete booklet yet published.
containing data on more than
10 corporations of great interest
to local investors. 11
Several corporations have been.
added to last years list but the
d. biggest innovation Is the listing
of the officers and directors of
all the banks in the Capital. The
information was compiled by
Myles II. Quail, who is a former
president of the Washington
Stock Exchange.
The Lewis Edwin Ryan Adver-
tising Agency today announced
appointment Of Robert H. Ames
to the staff. Mr.. Ames has been
with the Kiplinger Magazine and
formerly was advertising man
ager of Capital Airlines. Before
the war. he was connected with
the Cincinnati Times-Star.
Bates Again Treasurer.
A. j. Bates, general manager of
the Christian Heurich Brewing
Co, has been reelected treasurer
of the United States Brewers
Foundation, at the New York con-
vention, and also reelected di-
rector.
Fred A. Smith, president of the
Jefferson Federal Savings 81 Loan
Association, has assumed the office
of District director Of the South
eastern Group of the United States
Savings and Loan League. He was
elected at the Old Point Comfort
conference.
Heard in Financial District.
Sir Harold Bellman said at the
Statler yesterday that most the
building now going on in England
is Observation-Disclosures. low-cost
housing. Rates on loans now 4
per cent. There is no competition
for deposits between the building
and loan societies and the banks.
he said.
The National Association of Sc
curities Dealers has come out
against the bill before Congress
which would permit commercial
banks to underwrite and deal in
bonds Of local Housing Authorities.
Association spokesmen presented
their case yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-05-04
IN. 7. Bond Morket

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Evening star., 1949-05-04
Dividends Announced
New York Produce

NEW YORK. MAJ 4 lPs-BHttss, 4ss,-
sss; irregulari wholsssie prices On naik
"A. bsss; ae score A. So So; % score
3. 50; 30 score c, 81. Eheese. 4nss4H0
STEADY. prices unchanse6
quotations fellow: Mi6western. mixed
coiors. fanes heavywsishts, ss-s4i extra
isrte, $3.50 exsrs . larss, sI-si ~
41-4p: airties. 81: checks. A.
Whites. fancy hsAsyxeiFhts. $3.50.
Browns, fancy heavyseswhts. 54-ssts.
extra I large. SAL: extra iar9s, s0s
extra nieesnm. 81.
white and hrcsn exss represent hsghsst
wholesale seilfng prices Tor the hneKt
marks available. and net rAying pyseea
whites. extra fancy hexvyvkiEhta, A6-
10; fancy heAvywelEat&. "a; nntssnmass
s1-s4s erownx. extra fAncy heasywsaEhts.
Hnss. 43-A
Evening star., 1949-05-04

III Cd .m.- a7o 600 i2 90 noon A5o coo
IpIn.---. s2o 600 400 o M 600 GO
.upscy or rscefverIhtp. o. Being rsorsanised
under the Bankrupscy AeL o. sscuT1tses
sssums1 ha sues companies katss q dis.
disbnrsemants 6ase6 on the last quarterly
= ssEnisennual eeeaaras1nn Qnlesa ether-
sise ness4. spssial er extra dasidsnas are
yr m ri9ht1. Also exfrs o. exfras ) Plus
sfpck dividsnd aCaan or stoek . Pai4
90 sssE ra,ssf y ssssk: -, sssa.ssss ~
sisrea y ..ai6 y f.r ia ysar 3 nssiared
u p4i1 After stack aigiAen4 or splls-ap
Dssi.ssd g 80 -. s:sr I, .n .sss1gs.s,s; ]. Z
Iii Iii 7ssr. Iividsnd cmiffsz aeferfsd o. no
seft0n taken q lasf dividend meettng
Dssisrss asss s.yss,s 9 ~ y, ss.e sss .sss
fasA valas un94tsrmtnsd N aselaFuftee
Evening star., 1949-05-04

Certain-teed Rroducts Corp. in
first quarter earned 1881 .o56 or
so cents o share VI. s1.S4e.343 or
s4 cents In 1913 period.
Dayton Power q Light Co. In
first quarter earned si.ei0.98s or
si.13 q share vs. ei.e7i. .lo7 In
is4S period.
Evening star., 1949-12-23
HOUSES FURNISHED

bSSSsS USNsNsSsu6~
FURNISHED COTTAGE-Three rms.
and .ns, hsth; ns11 80: 81 electricity. gas snd %
r2HIg r2lHzHpas sHGHeH. ffasH vA.-D.t. 3 Mas SsdIm..
H;ssr. ;s:. TEA@SXJEsSs @ SJss M BROS. NC. wssh'
FINE siTUATIoN, N.w.-one acre
wooded grounds, 5 bedrms., 8 baths:
$375 mo-; from Jan. 1. OR. 634s.
ARLINGTON - Luxurious bungalow
built.in bar in basement; immaculate y
sS e. so1s3fss}S 99SsSs kGz&2 s2aaltR'a
LIVING sVH; Is ST. S'qSw qNS.w.-comp,.t.iTy III fur.
nished and equipped home. near
Rock Greek Park; 8 bedrms. and 2
con SeSgnd.i; i;ssas sEssnatsl' SLIGO. Ex. 24so; eyes Is
eeRM. IN 4eSai And BATH. 500 per a2s mo.
sM1FH ST a49s Sssseinss csiaSei. s.ai bike:
"A Arlington: ys; Call OK; 2o39. "a
MoNTH-oLD a-bedrm. house: full
basement: new furniture; rs min.
from downtown Wash. bus at front
door; 500 mo. Deposit on furn.
1897 Georgia ave. extended Glen
mount Village. 8. s., Md. 25'
ALEX.-2-bedrm., nicely furn. row
house: loft. Kelvinator.. Hardwick
range. Bendix auto. washer: $135.
Call Miss RAIDER. THE BRANT CO.,
GIL. 4216, OK. 062O.
FURNISHED COUNTRY ESTATE,
for gracious living. living room,
40x40; fireplace. dining room. but
!er's pantry, kitchen. library, four
with closets, carpeted throughout:
three-car garage, swimming pool.
summer house; rental on two year
lease. $3.50 monthly. For particulars,
call ATTORNEY ROY SWAYZE,
weekdays. 7:3O to 4:30 at Fairfax
7S4.
HOUSE FOR RENT furnished: 6 rms,
no bath, stove heat. Cabin John.
Nd. S66 mo WI R271 -26
Evening star., 1949-12-23
DOGS. PETS. ETC,

SCOTTIEs, choice puppies. Axe reg
PEOPLES. req; house, car broken,
sssaentv amas v;an1s s.IDgsdi i7gJs perm; in0e' hold
BOXERS, the ideal Xmas gift: PUP,
Kennels, reg, Vienna 24-W-1.
HOLLYWOOD kEsNEIs-so.gd!a:
GiEKMAa SHEPHERD PUPPIES. sired
asdakD e ia5; afsaa fksnNnGs. Hsfssi' Ii Res. "a
Cocker COCKER PUPS, Llond. 5 wks.. Axe
reg; VIII hold. 221s Bunker Hill rd'
sCoTTisH TERRIER, Axe reg;
wormed: inocllated. 8 weeks old
codkER Ss11 hn. .r6PFIEs, 6gafIE black and White
and and $50. IA. 1883. -23
ROXERS-Mossmont Kennels have
only, only tx skd left fsx for AZ kmas osob
CocKEs esISi e fUPfs. f. red, bud and black
sration psdiFrse, Axe reg. ss2S
ykfAcM k9sSCi1Ie PsSnbLE, sSas; standard, BIZ bi.el
ga male; zsss sssellent Dedisrsed' 2 yrs ,m;sS Ga
CANARY BREEDER will sell young
males. $12 and SIS; also some good
Apricots at $50 pair; RHODES
BROWN, Q Elm ave-. Takoma park' s
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, re..
I sonable. Call after 2 pm. "a
CoScaKsER SPANIEL PuPPIEs, solid
black and also. black and white,
males and females, registered. Cal
after p.m., FA. 7b47. --23
DOBERMAN PINsCHER PUPPIEs
outstanding; championship blood
lines; reas.. priced. Deferred pay
ments may be arranged. JE. 3-8SD6
AFGHAN HOUND PUPS, Axe res., q
mos. old. champion sired. Dale
view. a240, ask operator pa
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, AKC
reg. sired by Ch. hachen Von-
Grafmar, C. D.: 2 wks. old. vi
eGUifafsiiEs eUiffiEs. cocker spaniel. 3 mos. Old
Just right for Christmas; healthy
good pedigree, Axe reg. OW. 903e
sNGLIsH SPRINGER SPANIEL pup.
pies from fine show stock, priced e
aell for Xmas. w. AMOS KONKI.E
6767 Livingstone I'd. s.e., 10. 3-8666
cOCKERs-of exceptional quality,
from carefully planned breeding.
MUS diltsent care. Rockville 262S.
s.ocKEK PUPS, bun. white, Axe:
stud seryice. 1922 Nimitx I'd, Ken.
singtoA, Nd. 10. B-2866. ia
Evening star., 1949-12-23
SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRGlkIA

SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGlkIA
AkhS1SNrSIn ssa ns vacant r.s 5% bsnt sash
3 bedrms.. garage. cH. 5977. not
FaiRFAx-special Christmas offer.
open daily seauf tn Gh5stmascostsss: Wooded sas1:
tract. CTS eo6 on osa'or f. frontsee seoaea IN hsrd
$3.50 $500; ''o' $500 dc down ' Vith Iov
xs:i 7sD It: t: {Sss {SSSspIE' Fairfax sag s5.s!s9n'
living rm. with fireplace. full
dining rm:, equipped kitchen, full
basement; 8 bedrms.. tile bath, large
1.ssonable Taaasa Ie'' Pn,se m@assdtste
fsssilaai ssslsoi. ra. Sri Il HoEqxE1i a "a. 7iss:
FALLS CHURCH VICINITY - ga 2isn.
acres, beautiful setting. 9.rm. house.
brand.new hot-water heating plant;
several outbldgs.; cony. to every
ssiss e s: rilsSs 5sht GSn:s s4s0 s1.!sH: $
brick. Very convenientiy located;
sppreyed spp sSe rent; sleo PCT pRRi,dk mS; R5lss,
s0RM. BRICK RAMBLER includes :
bedrms.. paneled study, liv. rm;, with
mirror to ceiling over firepl.. beau.
tifully equip. kit, garbage disposal
and Bendix washing machine.
Sl3,95O. $1,000 cash. JNO. J.
LOFLN. 2420 Wilson blvd, GL.
SEM. FRAME-1av. rm. l2x22.
din. rm.. 1Ox12; equipped kit, Sxl0;
5 bedrms.. fun bsmt., lot 75x95;
price, $4,000: 1st trust $500:
Evening star., 1949-12-23
DIAMONDS, gold. old jewelry ana
silver. Cash paid. ERNEST BURK'
INC. Ola 13th st. NV.

DIAMONDS. gold. old Iegslrs sn! 9!
silver. Cash paid. ERNEST BURk
INC. Ola 13th st. NV.
highest prices. Ask for MR.. OPPEN
HEIMER, 917 r st. NV.
FURNITURE wanted at once. .Goos
furniture Of all kinds; entire hom'
can Mr.. JAMES. phone Ma $3.50
FDRNITURE-Good used household
goods, all or part: china, cut glass
top prices. MRS. GRAY. RE. 1904
FURNITURE-wln buy entire CON
Yars ,enss or ehaa Gaa Ossss '0 suyni
and selling for over 80 years. HOP:
WooDs. sth and K st'' NV ME
rnRN1TuRE-Your entire household
ssIsss ssRssn's s. 'fa ssizs ExcH h,'as' 81
e S;s ssi IsisE
aum tes6 dIssarded yaal cd ,s8er, sa,d W
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
piANOs-Grands. consoles, spinet.
q, smsl5 soaa uprishts. viii pay cash
rTANos-cash for grands. uprights
spinets; LAWSON 4 GoLJIBART
kEfRiGaGRAToRs wANTED-serve
gas, for sman apis. Also apt. -size
gas range. RA. 9036. -23
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags: highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
accumulation please phone us
s.w DI. S007
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags; highest price.
paid. II you cannot deliver your &C.
cumulations. please phone us. ACI
JUNK CO.. 2220 Georgia ave NV
xEWIHG MACHINE. prefer. light
portable. RE. 5371.
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver
ware. any condition: china. bric-a-
hrac, old 5ewelry. household effects
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1886
G st. NV. ST T496.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver. jewelry. diamonds. firearms.
luggage, Photographic equipment
instruments. Will call. MAX ZWEl0
SONS, 937 D st. NV. ME. 9l13.