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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-10
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
Marjorie Miller, City Clerk of
the City of Kennewicl, Washing
ton, until 800 o'clock p. M. Pa
cific Standard Time, on the LIST
day of March, 1949, at the City
Hall Of the City of Kennewick for
sale and delivery to the City of
one front end tractor loader. The
City Council will open the bids
at said time and place and the
same will be publicly read and
awarded.
The description of the kind of
Tractor Loader desired is as fol-
lows:
Observation-Disclosures of
20 horse power four or six
cylinder.
Observation-Disclosures of asths GU.
yard.
Strike level volume. .
Dumping clearance feet.
Wheels
Tires-00Ox24 rear tires.
700x20 front tires, or larger.
Minimum weight Tractor Loader
1000 pounds.
Each bid shall be accompanied
with a statement that the said
Loader will be delivered to the
City within 10 days after the bid
is accepted and written notice
thereof mailed to bidder.
The City Of Kennewick reserv-
es the right to reject any or all
bids and to waiv formalities and
to cancel any award Of bid made
if the Tractor Loader above de-
scribed is not completely deliv-
award Is made.
cred within 10 dys after the date
BY ORDER OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF KENNEWICK,
WASHINGTON.
MARJORIE MILLER,
City Clerk.
2:10-2:24
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! CITY BASKETBALL

Last Wednesdays Games
American Legion 32-Pollyan-
ma 10.
Rockets 38-USAF Is.
Elks Consolidated 26.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many
friends for their kind expressions
of sympathy and to thank Mr..
Hunsley, the American Legion,
and boys of the National Guard
who participated in the services
for our dear son and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin G. CARRIER
Mrs. Margaret Mcpherson
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STILL TAKING p. Q. BIDS
Postmaster Walter WOehler said

yesterday the department still is
accepting bids TO new quarters
and will do so up until March 3.
Persons interested may see forms
at the local post office but must
apply for forms for submitting
bids to postmaster inspector
Worthing, Portland, Ore.
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FINAL ACCOUNT AND
PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION
NJ 0eAe

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF WASHING
TON IN AND FOR BENTON
COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF CHARLES E. HUNT,
Jr, Deceased, AND IN THE
MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF
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Executor of the Estate OF

Executor of the Estate OF
Evelyn Clara O'Neil, Deceased.
Attorney for Executor
KENNETH Z. SERIER,
l6 Kennewick Avenue East
p. o. Box All
Kennewick, Benton County,
Wash. l:27-2:lO
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GUILD TO MEET

st. Paul's Guild will meet
Thursday, Feb. II, at 2 p. m,
with Mrs. Jay Perry on the
Highlands. r
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Noted Vienna Diver
Believed Victim OF
Latest Red kidnapping
BY George Weller
fsrs.ss Cerrsssesdsss Of The Ssss s~S
ne chseess csily ks~s

ms IhaeSe p@hY Ns~s
VIENNA. May 23.-The kidnap-
ings and semikidnapings here keep
the four power city In q stir Of
excitement more acute than the
slow strain OF Berlin.
The latest disappearance is that
of Austria's champion diver. VII
helm Napolz.
Eapolz had earned his honorx
descending into the Danube
which Is muddy brown. not blue
in the service Of the Soviet owned
Danube Shipping Co. When he
went down, he always came up.
But when he made another dis
appearance. into the Office OF the
Soviet police the day after he won
the diving contest. Napolz this
time did not re-emerge.
Immediately afterward the
Russians threw out his wife from
their apartment.
Napolz has been under water"
now for about three weeks. It is
thought the SoyieS may have
placed some charges against him.
then offered him q chance to
prove his loyalty" by going to
the Soviet Union to work.
The most recent kidnapings
have been made by plain clothes
men in cars with uniformed Rus
slams. following in jeeps TO make
sure that passersby are frightened
out Of intervening.
The latest twist on the Com
munist and Soviet kidnapings Is
an attempt by Austrian criminals
to hijack themselves in on the
Eastern racket.
They call up families who have
been out of touch for a few days
with relatives on the Soviet side
OF the lines and tell them: Your
relative has Just been taken by
the Russians. He will 60 of to
Siberia unless you act quickly.
We know some big Russians bull
frogs in the top command who
will let him off-for q considera-
ton"
Two racketters named Pordhor-
SEX and Punchebner recently took
a worried mother for $500 in
cash and $500 In jewelry by
playing on the fear Of the Rus
slams with which the whole Wen
nese population has been sat
urated.
They called elderly Anna Lehn-
gruber and told her that her son.
who works In a Russian factory,
has been arrested by the Soyiets.
There were two Russian majors,
they said, In the Soviet zone head
quarters at Baden. who would let
them 90 for ransoms.
The frightened old lady loaded
all her cash and jewelry into their
motorcar and drove with them to
Baden. They led her inside the
Soviet headquarters, told her to
wait, and then disappeared with
her money and jewels.
The racketeers. with their mis-
tresses, were captured through .
coded message they sent to Salz-
burg, In the American zone.
Evening star., 1949-05-23

cesi Dsmbsss esye@.
skirt bonded with royon
sosiesc Novy ord block,
stxes 80 70 81.
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Scouts to Get Awords

Members OF the Somerset In
termediate Scout Troop 27S vii
hold their annual Court OF
Awards on Thursday at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Recreation
Center.
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ill remove the required amount.

will remove the required amount.
When the difficulty appears to
be at the top or bottom edge of
either or both of the sections, the
windows should be removed and
the top or bottom edges sanded
down enough to allow them to
close easily. AS easement windows
open outward, it is awkward to
attempt this work while they are
in place, and it takes but five min
utes to remove the hinges and
rods and get the windows in q
place where they can. be worked
on to good advantage.
Easement windows must be
kept in a free-closing position,
because constant forcing or bang
ing will result in warping the
frame to such an extent that the
ordinary repair will be useless.
All new edges must be painted
promptly to avoid swelling of the
wood.
CReleased by the Bell Syndicate, 'Ine.)
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Lewis
Continued From Page BID

placed on the site to gain the
most variety. The street is curv-
ing, setback distances from the
street have been staggered and
an occasional house has beer
oriented on the lot with the gable
end toward the street.
Two Picture Windows.
Windows are steel easements
with large panes. Each house has
two large picture windows with
plate glass in front and rear OF
living room.
Mr.. Ormston described the
architecture as contemporary.
''The design Is somewhat more
modern than you generally see,
but it's not extreme" he said.
Interior features of the houses
include a wood-burning fireplace,
flush panel doors and hoor-to-
ceiling closets. Fireplace details
and color schemes were varied
so that interiors, likewise. would
have variety. Mr.. Ormston said.
The development was started
in July, 1946. and completed in
1948, by the Providence Construc-
ton Corp. Fred s. Lawless, vice
president and treasurer Of the
firm, was In charge Of con-
Struction.
The development is located at
Old Dominion drive and Provi-
dence terrace. Mclean.
Dimensions Of Rooms.
Dimensions of the rooms are O.
living dining room. - W "a
feet; kitchen (Which also has
dining space, 8 by IL feet; bed
rooms, IL by IL. feet, 10, by II
feet and Z by 10 feet. ~ ,
Floors are of asphalt tile. Roof
which Is supported by site-fabri-
Gated wood roof trusses, Is sur
faced with asphalt shingles. In
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NV: to erect two 2-story brick
and cinder-block and frame dwell
ings. 5104-08 Thirty-fourth street
NV, to cost $4,000.
George w. Offutt, owner and
builder, Arlington; Louis Moss,
architect, Alexandria; to erect one
3-story brick and cinder- block
dwelling, 2215 Thirtieth street
NV, to cost $4,000.
Abel j. Fogel, trustee, 1419 &C.
ranium street NV: builder not
selected; Edmund w. Dreyfuss,
architect, 1919 Fifteenth street
NV: to make interior altera-
tions to existing warehouse and
one 2-story brick and cinder-
block addition to warehouse, 1911
New York avenue NE, to cost
s35, 900.
The National Lutheran Home
for the Aged. owner, 1885 Eight
eenth street NE; Martin Bros,
builder. 1909 Connecticut avenue
NV; Charles A. Scheuringer,
architect. Philadelphia; to erect
one 1-story brick and cinder-block
addition to chapel and general
alterations, home for the aged,
1885 Eighteenth street NE, to cost
$34, 1000.
Modern Properties Co., owner
and builder, 7540 Eastern avenue
NV; George T. Santmyers, archi-
tect, 2209 L street NV: to erect
two 2-story brick and cinder-
block dwellings. 1442-44 Taylor
street NV. to cost $4,000.
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Permits
Continued From Page BID

"a Kiplinger agency spokesman
said.
About three fourths of the
building will be used to centralize
offices of the Kiplinger Washing
ton Letter and the Kiplinger Mag
azine, it was said.
The architect is Leon Chatelain,
jr.. 1927 K street NV, and the
builder is John McShain.
The building will be of concrete,
masonry and stone construction.
The total. valuation Of permits
issued during the last week was
$1,372 .688.
Among other permits were the
following:
Modern Properties Co.. owner
and builder. 7540 Eastern avenue
NV; George T. Santmyers. archi-
tect, 2209 L street NV; to erect
ten 2-story brick and cinder-
block dwellings, Ais through 4133
Arkansas avenue NV, to cost
$4,000.
Armand and Oliver D'Aprile.
owners, 1O06 I street NE:
ED'Aprile . Bros. builder, 1905 I
street NE: Milton J. Prassas.
architect. 1887 Harvard street
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Wood

CONTINUED From Page BID
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First Aid
Continued From Page BIZ

board paint alone does not seem
to adhere very well and leaves the
board very rough as it begins to
chip off. Would a coat Of black
fiat paint underneath help? Or
could you recommend a good
blackboard paint?
Answer-As you live in a base
ment apartment. it may be that
the usual basement dampness has
been the cause Of the paint failure.
The blackboard should be taken
down and the back given a couple
of coats Of aluminium paint with
a spar varnish base. or a coat Of
asphalt paint. In this way you
may be able to keep moisture out
Of the plywood.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
3 Housing Projects
InD.C. Area Approved

Three more rental housing
projects to provide 800 new dwell
ing units for World War II vet
erans and their families in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
have been approved by the Fed
eral Housing Administration, Di-
rector James A. Hewitt of the
District Office Of the FILA said
today.
All are brick walk-up structures
and will be insured under the
veterans emergency provisions of
the National Housing Act.
University Manor. Inc, with 1872
dwelling units, will be built at
Old Bladensburg road and Carroll
avenue, Takoma Park, Md, by
Joseph DeKelboum and Fuse Ho-
hickman. They will be financed
by the Metropolitan Mortgage Co.
of Washington with a mortgage Of
81, ,040 900.
Kirkwood- Apartments Sec
tionS "E" and "F," Inc, with 1913
units, will be built on Ager road
in Prince Georges County by
Herman Hertzberg and Charles /.
Kaplan. They will be financed
by Irving Trust Co., New York.
with mortgages totaling $1,440.-
900. These are to be garden-type
apartments.
This brings to 249 the total Of
veterans multi-family rental
housing projects approved by the
District Office. Mr.. Hewitt said.
They will provide 23,2S9 new
dwelling units. financed with
$189, ,427. 500 of FILA insured
mortgages.
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Architects
Continued From Page BID
sity Of Chicago. will discuss "Popu-
lation Trends and Problems"

sity Of Chicago. will discuss "Popu-
lation Trends and Problems"
Three Entries Submitted.
The Washington chapter has
submitted three entries in the first
national honor awards program of
the institute One is a design for q
school, and two are designs for
houses. Judging of entries in this
competition will be one of the
convention high lights.
The institutes gold medal
highest award of the organization
this year will be presented to
Frank Lloyd Wright at a dinner
March II.
Participants in the seminar on
color in architecture, to be led
by Mr.. Faulkner, will be DR.. Isay
Balinkin, professor Of experiment
tai physics at the University Of
Cincinnati: Ralph Evans. director
Of the color control department at
the Eastman Kodak Co.: Carl E.
Foss, Princeton. N. j.; Faber Bir-
rem, New York color consultant,
and Julian E. Garnsey. Princeton.
Evening star., 1949-02-19

A smaller size with a frame 14A
x8A inches has a recessed box
12x6A inches with a 43s inch
depth.
Both sizes come in silver color
only. The main difference be-
tween the two Is that the large
size has space for magazines. A
template or pattern to mark the
location of the shelves comes with
each model.
For information on where TO purchase
products mentioned above, please write to
room 724, The Star Building, inclosins
stamped, self addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1949-02-19

terror partitions are Of nonload-
bearing type.
Each house has five floor-to-
ceiling, 4-foot-wide. built-in ply
wood closets with ot-high
sliding doors and hinged doors
above them; one f1oor-to-ceiling
linen closet 8 feet wide and a
coat closet.
Radiant heat is hot-water type
fired by oil burner.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
Godgets
Continued From Page BID

sories which bring added conven-
ience to modern home owners is
something described as hospi-
tality rack. It Is made Of steel
with a fire-resistant baked-enamel
interior and a chrome-plated
frame.
The recessed box is, .12 17l4
inches and attaches to the paraI-
lei studs by four screws. The
frame itself Is 15x20H inches.
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VConClnued From Page BID
the edges, the owner should take
q small plane and remove a frac-
ton OF an inch along each edge.
In some cases, where the overlap
Is very small, coarse sandpaper
Evening star., 1949-02-19

KIPLNGER BUILDING STARTED-A permit issued this
week for construction of the 10stoy building pictured above
architects SKETCH the Kpnger Washington Agency
and Kpinger Editors Inc Location 1871 street NV Arch
ect Leon Chatean jr Preliminary construction work has
started
Evening star., 1949-09-18
MOTORCYCLES
SUPER Low PRICES on used n

SUPER Low PRICES on used ma,
Other machines at substantial saw
tngs; tng; See US flrst. Cash. trade snc
sA4Fs sesms; oia ALkIED LIE MoToRCYCLE
MOTOR SCOOTER, cushman Iis 1o4a
good cond.; guar. to pass D. c. in.
1SpiAN SPset; sT;es; RGiSM.s stf5; HI 65I4. rs
SSontditien; Cons aa;. with accessories: $3.50 OF
s1soq 81 9eF HoFSMAS FE zee sstvesa Fs5 s7sx ~
MOTORCYCLE. Io47 AIS. 500 c C.
$50 actual miles. AT. 429S. u,
INDIAN BONNEVILLE CHIEF, 1877
eXcelient condition and appearance
Ak AZ essfss' ssos, afte9 Yteqo ples; pm, $500 Cal
HARLEY 1919 "eii"; 1000 miles.
extras, also foot shift. See See I'u,es Tues
Wed; or any evening after 6. q
TANGEN, 1911 3rd st. ne.
B:s.A; 1947; S295; $50 &C, tools
BUDDY, ouddy seat, saddle bag; excellent
MOTOR SCOOTER, sS4;i cnshman "a: ar,
running condition. cheap to operate;
MOTOR SCOOTER. '46 ai bsiIoon-t,rt
EfaShmsn' far an With VII, buddy seat; best Of.
SOsnMhN l941; runs we'll, looks
good' for S140. Call 81. 6l3a
OUT OF WORK? Why not start dc.
nVery and messenger service with
l94l Indian motorcycle and side
car? SlS5. Ask operator for Bowie
HARLEY-DAvIDSON 1894 "74"; tr
is,xceilsnt shape; highest offer takes
CUsHMAN l9i7 AIRBoRN; sooo
eonaiticn; S1OO. sol Madison pl
Falls Church, Va. l''
CUSHMAN l947; equipped, bumpe,
must sell. will sacrifice. EN-. nv
SALISBURY SCOOTER. must be sold
Sl75; some extras. FIR. 2O9O Sun.
9 gay Pm. or before 7:3O am. daily
HARLEY 1910 "6l": o.-h.v., moto,
nne, black and red with plenty Of
Gn1ome' Gn11e' priced to sell. Call HO
Evening star., 1949-09-18
TRAllERs FOR SALE

TRAILER SPACE AVAIL. for desir-
aRs11 AZ Fs tsnants; sasx aSia SHEFRY Hill. Hill
new NRe1Swyn; Mo6H MS.' G0i,SS T0 5oes; lis
IT. long, i94s model, dual Wheels
electric brakes, electric refriserataoSr, ar
stove with blower, tailored aWninss
I9l trailer and windows. Reason-
HeIeope aele price. c,h Niee e, setupp Children
WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN bnyp
New New and used trailer homes on dis
terms. AMERICAN TRAILER co.
At Oak Grove Trailer Court,
ei phe@e sS1sn oV q A!s6fndria asoi on Iss Route
HOUSE 10 TRAILER, RoYcRAFr, is45,
~ It,; 3 modern rms; excel. cond !;
besl offer. oV. 56I6, Lot $40
iemDie Trailer Village. Alex. Va.
SPARTAN MANOR TRAILER, rRnly s.s
heat and cooking stove; electric c
Frisidaire, hot-water heater, toilet.
air condition and 9x1s awning Sell
reasonable. Lot Al, Washington
LESS e1 THAN iESr'i IL pR1cE-rhreeessrm is,
nee. nee 'eaIe' 81: 54asl en3l0ren's beds. Sag sasri-
- NATIONAL LANDOLA COiONIAl.
SSA,IlONAI TRAILER SALES. 6OOS
MEcHnS1cAiIe sIe HaNpIs aHNTeEfs; VA 1909
sss1fa MR HI@a1Ns Rss S'd s4 pr'ss s944s sso3S
LUGGAGE TRAILER WeIl cor Q .
strueted, built Norfolk Navy Yard;
wheels, electric stop lights: S65,
bargain. WILLIAMS. 1929 r. I. ave.
luggage TRAILER. 7x4, and dts tires.
az Als,s IL perfect condition. Ca csll 20 %.
1919 09; sPAs4as RIA MANSION. 1as sCsft,
long, all metal: 8 rms, 6-ft. refgr.,
feneed-ih ysrd p9ss heater wn1s Ing
ssAIIoNAL, TRAILER 5R:r, coURT,
so.FT. Custom Sc; Isl .BuiIT nefl trailer as home,
sss pfised fHas sse 5afs fRd Sdns bottle
sTREAMLINED TRAILER, CUSTOM
built. luggage or sleeper. Ideal for
s:s;' Apt. sos. Phen. Pho AP6sf' 1s: s11sss: Esas
TRAILER, excel. cond., with elec.
azfs tf1ss TkALER EaRyn5nEEi vnEIAdE as Ai.s l.s
SAVE DEALERS CUT-Save sales tax.
See this PRACTICALLY new 27-ft. Zim-
~ 1si5 exSpHs, ssS u.s. osii esf
TRS1LEsErrE, "a iaasi 1 wheel: like new;
eomplete with new canvas cover;
fo' ffeS' 5-1as9, PhSne after / pm. Sunday,
1915 RoYALIa5 it., 3 rms; fully
N NsI;9n Dolly; 81 800. "a: las.
sMshE ssMfssltE' aoGsF zas faS Trailer, 1H: ssSa sxs
built at,. for travel or baggage: new
TRAvEEITE is47, s4; Einrass aiumin.: '5ogi J rms,
StsEps SLEEPS q; v.bot bottle gas. refgr:. elec.,
Reasonable. Cali Di. 1870. WHY
REFRIGERATED TRAILER-can be
ssea .sSSssitioR; Sc; ice AR Si.s$. sSS4 etc.
SsaeriniSs; Sas,,t1iS,si. $3.50; Fully equipped.
cond. inside .uSAe%i and out. maediate 1mmediate
possession. New tires. Heater. See @
at 1000 Central ave. ne.
1919 s,a; F9fat g sa perfect shape y feet:
$685. 81 & s1So ss1s blandys bMllnGHsh Fr.iler 4a
GLIDER ei GaeS5sf HOUSE PR 'TTfkA1LERs-w.
carry complete line all sizes: Some
Financing up to 3 yrs, You should
MOTOR s'e & rR21LER "a ERoelsi Co., ob6 Sao5
Georgia aye. 81. 5000.
CUSTOM-BUILT PALACE, 81 it.. in
good condition. Today only. S495.
COLE MOTOR d TRAILER CO.,
TRADE two large wooded lots on
main road and close to water, clear
title for clean, modern house trail
er: Ma. 1926, BR. S03, ask for
FOR sALEWiS4s Kit Ten aluminium
house trailer and extras. Sleeps g.
Priced cheap. INQUIRE HARLEY
STuMBAUGH, Washington Tourist
Camp, Haines Point, Lot No. 8. q
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GARAGES FOR RENT

CONN. AND r ST.-single metal ga.
rage; sl5 month VI. lease or SIs
py month. Box BIB, Star. Is
LGE. 2-CAR FIREPRoOF private
garage. water and electricity: rea,
OF 2l22 Leroy pl, NV, key on prem.
ises; lease. S25 per mo. GEORGE
lao Z; eWoRIH1NGToN & SON. MA
DBLL. GARAGE list Commercial,
Ioo5 Rhode Island ave. ne, sec
per mo. Call DE. 6375. is
GARAGE and, gas station for lease
present stock about S5 900. S25(
GARAGE FOR RENT-Arl, nea,
Glebe and Wash. Car or storage
SCAR BRICK GARAGE, ss5 month
Call AK 3U19. VA
REAR 1913 9th ST. NV. 15xa.
Wide alley; Sic mo. or S1o5 by yr
HU. 96OS.
HEATED GARAGE, 1eo C st. ne
US l4th st. NV, ST 456T
Evening star., 1949-09-18
REMEMBER

How you used to dream about some
day owning . little piece of ground
where you could raise anything
your fancy dictates and retire from
All the troubles and cares Of city
Where hunting, fishing, swimming
and Grabbing are practically at
Now that dream can come true at
Riverwood Farms and at unheard OF
prices for tracts of 3 acres and up.
Terms as low as $50 down and $40
monthly. Riyerwood Farms is ad-
jacent to st. Mary's Beach and the
beautiful Patuxent River. "Only
1-hour.s drive from D. C. via paved
For further information call N. c.
Hines g. Son, OK. 1860 weekdays.
Directions: Out Penna. ave: Sc. right
on Branch ave. to Waldorf. Nd.
(Route No. 81, left at stoplight,
1S mi. to Guys Corner, thence
Route 235 to st. Mary's Beach sign,
left to property.
REPRESENTATIVES ON PROPERTY
SAT; AND SUN. WEEKDAYS BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY -1R
Evening star., 1949-09-18
FARMS FOR SALE

MAE SCHOOLS-Sl1, 900. 3-acre
chicken farm; .3-bedrm. country
bone, all newly decorated: oil heat;
full basement; garage; 20xS0 poultry
house; brooder house; smoke house;
fruit trees, STRAWBERRIES, shade;
sparkling well water; all fenced
new garden tractor goes with quick
buyer; on hard road. JOHN BUR
DOFT. RID. 2, Silver Spring, Nd
Call Ashton, Nd, 3S46. 10
10 ACRES, unfinished new brick 4.
bedrm. house on hill; q beauty, with
fireplace, full basement; on busline
near Gaithersburg area: will make
an ideal country home for some ons
when completed: land half cleared
half wooded with stream. A bargair
for quick sale. JOHN BuRDoFT
RID: 2; Silver sprins' Nd. Gai
127 ACRES, 10 mi. east Of Frederick
stream; large bank barn and man,
AToS FL SfaIs + fstH RTpPERT. f1HR1ss Inv, sids
DI. b0i5. Ewes, EN-. 54O7.. Ii
lie ACRES, 70 open ~ bottom
land); long river frontaEe; Groom
house. elec. line, shade, outbldgs.
spring. woods, State road; rural, but
viii make nice farm: $500. with
$500 down, $40 mo. WILLIAM A.
COOKE. Louisa. Va.
500 DN., S25 MO. buys $50 acres;
burned over, gently rolling, easily
cleared, with streams; 3 miles oi
Gordonsvills. on State road: S2.650
3. BROOKS, Orange, Va. phone
Evening star., 1949-09-18
TIDEWATER
MARYLAND

/: 2-acre peninsula, 6olomons Har
Dor area; 800 feet waterfront, mod
efn year-'round six-room home
large. majestic trees; oyster beds
fishing, grabbing; immediate posses
2: Lower Patuxent River: a5 acres
575. feet waterfront. sandy beach
duekins. upland game. large ma
3. Large Chesapeake Bay site. sand,
beach, beautiful trees, all utilities
paved road: $1,000.
4. Dares Beach; 6-room modern home
basement, oil heat, 2 large sites
good beach; immediate possession
5. Ia acres. 4-room home. anchor.
age, Huneerford's Creek. Patuxen,
River. large trees. all utilities, fish
oysters, crabs: $4,000.
8. Lower Patuxent River: 1a4-a
peninsula, harbor, sea food, duck.
ling. new modern log cabin. al
conveniences and utilities, large
screened porch: $4,000.
st. Johns Greek. solomons Har.
sandy beach. harbor. sea food. duck.
ing, all utilities, good road; S1,500
8. Beautiful waterfront property. Sol.
onions Island, improved by modern
12-room home. 4-room cottage, 5.
room home, boathouse, 1000 fee,
waterfront. perfect anchorage; idea
for private estate, rest home. hotel
INSPECTION by appointment.
REAnTY slns tGrncY te5 s.le opposis. ieALvIRI .oS7
house, Prince Frederick, Maryland
Telephone 10S or 93-J
Evening star., 1949-09-18
STATION WAGONS Cont

FORD 1949 station wagon; display
car used less than 1000 miles; sells
new; S2.471. $3.50 discount $4,000
mi. guarantee, parts and labor.
Long trade and "a mo. to pay Call
Mr.. Cassidy, DI. 5s03, LOGAN
tFord), I'LL 18th st. NV. "a
PACKARD 194l special: r. and h.;
excellent condition; $3.50. Call WO.
1850 for appointment, is
PLYMOUTH Al: new tires, brakes
and paint. metal and wood; $3.50
or best offer under. 1887 Mary
land ave. ne, ,TR. .6763 is
CHEVROLET 1949 de luxe beach
wagon, driven only $500 mi. and
in new-car cond:, this attractive oak
and steel model has 4 drs. and seats
passengers. Will trade your car or
sell outright at substantial saving
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., INC,
5 5125 Wis; ave-; oL, 500: -l9
and h, Low mileage One owner.
Perfect condition; 81 .O45 KIRK
ia 1900