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Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-12

A concert Of carols and
Christmas music by the Junior
choir Dec. IL, will open the
Yule.tide season in Richland Luz
theran church. In addition to
traditional favorites, the pro.
gram will include several carols
Of unusual beauty, originating
i'm many different lands and
just recently translated and pub
lished.
The choir of so voices includes
children from the third. through
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-12
Auction PIons Discussed

Plans for the Saturday eve
ming auction were discussed by
the Avenue C Merchants associ-
alton at a meeting Thursday
night. The merchants also talk
ed about the Lucky Buck cam
paign and the prizes which
would be donated for the auc-
ton.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-12

difficult for the comprehend the extent Of telephone
the plant involved
scattered and Kennewiek with the Of other
need the work done between and Kenw Rand Ben
Plymouth and Enterprise all OF tor
and betes work has cost S! lo
office and added
J fol sserves+ to be adequate the foreseea
continually
deal Of financing be for telephone be extend
ed and the population into those tor
furnishing this entitled reasonable Of This
by reasonable should be mind that RATES
CHARGED FOR LOCAL SERVICE designed yield sufficient
actual The received tor this cannot
for construction and expansion #
needs for adequate for
growth Of telephone has greatly complicated
the territory
be
Of operation. and attendant
HARPlY the An charged TOT
Of return those who would invest business
and q traffic d. e ono
meraI and salaries OF 4oo'
entirely with local merchants and business men,
INTERSTATE TELEPHONE COMPANY .
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-12
Courthouse Restored

TOKYO, Nov. Ii QP)-Japan's
Supreme Court building, bombed
out during the war, was restored
to use today. Two years were
required to reconstruct it.
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-12

Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, Rich.
land, first vice president Of the
4fate League Of Women Voters,
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-12
RUPIUREp?

sWhy do people expect to buy q stock
truss to accurately fit and hold their her.
a proper glasses have to be made and fit.
ted-so should people have a proper sup
Fort designed and personally fitted.
each SYKES ORTHCTONIC BRACE II
PERSONALLY; designed to fit around the waist
shove the hips so It can and should be
worn day and night. No straps or clumsy
Buckles or belts are necessary-yet the
SSles Brace Is guaranteed In writing to
hold your hernia.
-investisate THIS today
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-11-12

Ray FarneIl & Assoc.
SIS w. SpEagus Spokane. Wn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05
(Sortietune)

SRI. Suffer Iadelte. rNun bat mid
friiber ean5 gut bonoriert; allein, ib
babe mid ausgeidrieben, meme So
den finben feinen slbgang mebr. Das
gebt nun einmal 10, penn man alt
miro"
gooa blidte betpunbernb in bas
blei6e, eoeIe @eliht ser Spredenoen;
in ibren @orten lag bel a1em grnlt
rur ,penig 8itterfeit. Ser S6riftitel-
Ierin lbien es 5iel1llidl ielbitperItanb-
lid gu ieiu, oab ibr Sos iid) 10 seital-
tet bate llno ni1t anoers. llnpillfiir.
Iid sab goba ibren @eoanfen aus.
orud. uSsSit es nidt bart, ltdb 10 oer-
nadlaiiist uno pergeiien 5u ieben?"
Ser liebe 8ott bot MIDI ni6t ber-
geiien!" iagte Sannab einfaf, rrno es
lag 10 piel 8iirbe in oieien nenigen
Borten, baB @ooa iid tief ergriffen
fiibIte.
vMaoame," laete iie, ntpas ih iest
laeen tperoe, mag Sbnen redt unbe-
ideioen portommen; allein, if) iebe,
baB sic nidt iinb ipie sic anoern
Meniden. Sd fonnte Sbnen beim err
item 8egegnen mebr pertrauen als pies
len, Die id meine Sreunoe nenne. SD
bin obne Mutter eroB gelporoen uno
fiible oieIen Wangel taglih. @olen
Sic erlauben, bab id) Sic BON 3eit gu
3eit beiuhe, tpollen aud Sic in un-
ierm Sauie suipeiIen einfebren?"
SRI. Suffer nabm in ibrer i6li6ten,
ber5Ii6en art Die SGnoe oes iungen
Md66ens atpii6en bie ibren. r5rl.
8roipn, sic baben elm offenes, mar
mes Ser5; id boffe, baB id Sbnen
etipas bon Dem iein fann, mas Sic
lu6en."
gbbas slugen banften bereoter als
ibr N,,no. ~9od nun suriid gu Der
@emaloe- -angelegenbeit!" rief lie.
r@ern sic erlauben, iperoen 8apa
unb id) morgen fommen, bas 8ilb al1
beiihtigen. Go6 barf id Sbnen idon
beute Die 8eriiberrng geben, oaB mir
nns gliidlid idasen tperoen, SIR
&leinob uns aneignen gu oiirfen.
go ihieoen Die beioen bon ei1an-
Der. gooa COB Der Shriftiteaerin oas
@eleit biz on Die 8artenpforte. rDie-
ie 8eutihen iino anoere Meni6en als
MIR" oahte iie, Der boben @eitalt in
Dem farrierten Seioentuh nahblif-
fen6, biz bielelbe on elmer 8iegung
oes Beges neridmano. ~Wir ideint,
als mdren iie eber fdbig, ibr 2eben in
elmer Soee aufseben gu Iaiien."
r8apa," rief tie, lebbafter als ge-
mobnli1 BEL ibrem 8ater eintretenb,
"Bapa, ou muBt mir et1pas gu 2iebe
tun!"
&r. 8roipn iaB nod auf leitenl
Seiiel. CT batte bas @eiibt NIT bei-
ben Sdnoen beoecft ,,no lieB tie iett
langlam iinfen, ieiner Sodter Elm blei.
Dies, iorgenpolles antlit seigenb.
@boa blieb erlbroden iteben. rum
8ottespiuen, gapaden, biit 81,
franf?"
vSa,pobl, &ino, 10 franf ipie Elm
Wfann nur iein fann Ser entoedt bot,
oaB er an ben 8ettelitab eefommen
it,"
~sSit es iuirflid 10 i6limm?" fragte
oas iunse Wtaoden nit itodenoer
Stimme; lie bate einen Iugenblid
Dergeiien, oaB iie nid]t mebr Die ltners
meblid reihe iunge Game mar, gu
Der man lie er5ogen batte.
SD muB elm neues 2eben anfan-
gen." iagte Ser slmerifaner auflte-
beno unb iiber feline Eodter binpeg
ins 8laue itarreno. r@enn on oerbei=
ratet bilt, tperbe i6 na6 San Sran=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05
mib Coca 8romn
Npneae bon W. Serbert

cisco 5uriidfebren, Inn @eIo gu per-
oienen."
~8apa," Iagte goSa, ieine Sano er.
greifeno, uid 1peroe ,ti6t aIIein bier
blieben. Nseine Seimat it, mo- bu
biIt."
Serr 8roipn fiiBte Iein aino auf
Die Stirne. rDu biit cine CUTE Sod.
fer, meine go6a, @ott iegne oid. :"
Gooa bate oie Ofabnung Gber-
barb Banferts ni6t pergeilen. sic
er5ablte iest ibrem 8ater bon oenl
3orn ibres 8erlobten, als er bon
ibrem 8erfebr nit ban Der Soulen
pernommen, unb fragte, Oh lie all-
bauie bleiben ooer 81 8anferts se.
ben ioue.
~9u sebit auf ieoen SaI gu 8on=
ferts," entidieo ibr 8ater; ,ein
grud 5tpiiben @berbaro uno sir
fonnte iest meine Serapeifluns gum
8abniinn iteigern."
Sebt crit peritano CODA, pie ibr
Sopa ibre 8orte aufeefaBt. sSbr mar,
als lei tie rnenolid tief geoemiitist
lporoen; Die Sippen aufeinanber pref
ieno perlieB lie oas 3immer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05

nladen," rabm mod elmer geraumen
Weile ban Der Souien bic l1nterbal.
tlng iDieoer auf. .Du tDeiBt, id3 bin
reid, unermeBlih reid, reider aIs
Oh ientals setpeien biit. SD babe fei-
ne Beripanoten, 1liennno aitf Der tpei-
ten @ottesipelt, Der einen Mnipruh
auf mid bdtte." @r ieuf5te idtper
,tn6 bielt einen Mugenblid inne. sd
gebe Dir genug, Inn oeine S1uloen
81 be5ablen, genug, oarnit 6u nit
beiner Eobter in Ser bisberigen @ei-
|ie fortleben fannit. glnein bieran
fniipfen iib brei 8eoingungen."
Ser amerifaner iab ieinen groB-
miitigen Sreunb eritaunt an:
uSpridlt bu i'm grnit2" fraete er
stueifelnb.
sSSsn bollem grnitl" beit1tigte Die.
Ter. nDo6 bore meme 8eoingungen.
Die erite lno apidtigite lit, oab oeine
Eo6ter nielnals bas geringIte bon
|unierem belltigen l1ebereinfonlmen err
fdbrt; Johann iteait bu ibr frei, OF
lie ibre 8erlobung nit Banfert lojen
min ober niht, nno 5ulest gibit ou
aud mir bas &ebt, an Der 8onen-
bung ibrer Biloung 1no graiebung
nnit5utpirfen.
Isle ielbltlos on bilt!" rief Sames
8roun, Dem Jrelnoe llnter 9rdnen
Die Sano bietenb.
nSelbitosl" Iadte 6ieier ouf.
rSelbltlos, neil id] faufen mOdte,
ipas nibt 5u faufen it'll"
Die beioen Serren berbanoeIten
nod iiber Die einaelnen Bunfte ibres
8ertrass, als Die Sausglode gbbas
Hiidfebr meloete. 8alb barauf trat
lie in ben Speileiaal, mo man na1
Dem Souper getpobnIid) blieb. gan
Der Sonien meinte linter Dem freunb.
liden 2adeln, nit oen er tie beeriib-
te, cine tiefe Weiioigfeit uno Mblpan-
nun 5u bernerfen; aaein, gbba pIau-
oerte iogar nebr unb frobli6er, als
IDTe OeIDODHDeII mar.
uSr. ban Der Souien," frogte riie
plotli9, limb Sic Samnrler bon @e-
nlGl6en?"
Der 0ihter beiabte bie Srage.
uNun tpobl, Damn tperoe id Sbnen
eine 8itte bortragen, bie mir beute
Yapa Hanfert unb mein Gerlobter
runowes abeeldlagen baben." @s
flog nie ein 3ug Ser 8erabtung Inn
ibren Ofuno; 10 beutete ipenigltens
ban Der &oulen bns 3uden ibrer
2ippen.
~Dod auerit muB if Sbnen eradb-
len, lpie ib au meinem @eiub fom=
me. Seute nahn1ittag mar cine Da-
me bel mir. sic trrg elm boriiino-
flntlihes @eiuano 1,no ipra1 bon
Dingen, Die bieIe BON uns als OBJ
getan betra6ten. 4aein, iie bat 10
piel rubige @roBe in ibrem ganaen
8eien, 10 biel grnit uno Wsiloe, baB
tie mid beaaubert bat. sic lit S1rift-
iteaerin, bat ii6 a6er iiberlebt; ibre
Sa6en iinb iebod bebeuteno uno
iuertpoa. Alio oiele 6rau lit arm uno
modte oesbalb elm 8ilo berfaufen,
einen e6ten &apbael, pabrlheinlih
ibren ein5isen S6as. 4oufen sic oas
Bib, i6 bite sic oarlm!" Das jun
ge Wfao6en batte tparm geiproden;
ibre 8angen gliibten, uno BEL ben
letten 8orten bob iie ipie flebeno
Die gefalteten Sanoe.
8m ser Souien tpar aufgelprun-
gen nnb itano bal6 abgetuenoet ibr
gegeniiber.
DSd femme bieie 5rau," iaete er
oumpf.
80, oann peroen sic ibr beIfen!"
~@ewiB!" entsesnete er, eeoanfen-
abpeleno. Gin &apbael feblt meiner
Sammlung. Do6 nun babe aud i6
etne groBe 8itte: faufen Sic bas 8ilo
fir mid, SRI. 8roipn."
Gs NOR bier ltbr nad]ntittaas. Oie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05

Gs mar bier l1br nadnittaes. 0ie
goloene 6riiblingslonne, bereits i'm
Sheioen begriffen, legte einen aau:
berbaften Shimmer iiber sic 0ader
Der Stabt uno bie g1ume oes 8al-
oes. Sic mari ibr @olb nit bollen
Sanoen in BEN flaren @eiber bin-
elm, Inn oeiien l1fer bic alten, boben
aaitanienbal,me itd 10 maleriid
sruppierten; ite baute breite, Itrab-
lenOe 8riifen bonn &immel aur Gr>
Be, nno Die 8eoanfen gutter Men-
lben fonnten barauf binaneilen su
benz aumadtieen Serrn, Ser oas
2i6t geibaffen bat uno bon Dem al
les 2idt ausgebt. 9luf Dem @alle,
Dem beliebten Spa5iersanse Ser ge-
ipobner bon &c., itano unbetpegIif)
an einen Stamm 9elebnt cine oi6t
perl6leierte Srau: es mar Beatrice
arcana. Wan6er 8lid Ser 8oriiber-
gebenoen baftete ,teugierig an ser
frenoartigen gri6einung.
=
rSorelep!" lagte elm iunger Stu-
bent 5iemlih laut 5u ieinem 8egIei-
ter, als er Die i6immernoen 2oden
getpabrte, oie Der @lan5 Der Sonne
pergoloete. 9ie Srau tpenoete iif nad
ibm bin, ltno er iab lire Mugen bur6
oas oidte @etpebe bes Sdleiers fun.
feln. Dof Der glid galt nibt linn;
I'M 8elpiibl Der Spa3iergdnger iuhte
er nod elmer boben @eltalt, unb Die.
lie tpollte iid niht aeigen.
oSb er fonmen spiro?" fIiifterte
lie. .Webe ibm, ipenn er niht fGme!"
slber er fam uirflih nidt. Die Stu.
oenten batten Der 8artenoen gegen-
iiber Hlas genommen uno ipeioeten
iib an ibrer gntt1uihung.
Gin berfebltes Men6e5bons!" lad.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-05

gs NOR seeen iieben l1br abenos,
uno Oie Iammerllng lagerte bereits
in Den StraBen, oils bie iunge Mme=
rifanerin ins Sreie trat. sSbre bunf-
len augen blidten matt, uno bas fei-
neA @eii6t6en mar blei9er aIs ge-
|mobnli6. Sic i6ritt a9tlos an oen
liebliden fleinen Sriiblinssblumen,
mel6e aus BEN 8osquets berporIug>
ten, boriiber, ser @artenpforte gu.
Blobli6 blieb Tie iteben; ibr mar es,
|als babe iib Elm Srauenantlit iiber
Die nieoere Wauer gebogen uno nit
unbeimlif groBen, ltrablenoen Mu-
|gen 5u ibr beriibergeblidt. sic i6aus
te aufmerfiam bin; ollein es tpar
bereits 81 bitter, um aus Der gnt-
fernitng et1pos genauer unteri6eiben
5u fonnen. go idritt tie benn eilig bic
<StraBe entlang, obne 5u bemerfen,
Dob cine bobe, elegant sefleioete Sa-
me ibr allf Dem SuBe folgte. Gin bid.
ter tpeiBer Sbleier perbiilte bas Mnt-
lit Ser Srau; aber cine sSiine goloe-
ner Soden, nit fofetter Na9IGIiigfeit
i'm Naden aufseltedt, tpogte auf BEN
|i6mar5en Sammet ibres Mantels nie-
Der. Dur6 Del oidten S6leier bin
ourd leudteten elm paar auffaIleno
itrablenbe &ugen. go eingen Die bei-
ben 5rauen Bis auf Sen Holonos.
Hlas, no goba Die bobe Sreppe bin-
aufitieg, melde gum gingang oes al
ten 8anfbauies fiibrte. 0ie fremoe
Dame blieb Dor BEN 5tufen iteben
uno blidte Dem iunsen Mdoden nod.
~8iro lie ii6 nidt einn1al 1lm-
penoen?" fliiiterte tie Dor iid bin.
Sett oog CODA oie S6eae, un6 oa
man nidt iofort offnete, tpanote tie
nnmiafiirli6 ibre Mueen Der Stra-
be sr. 0a loIte oie Sremoe langianl
oen S6leier bonn @elid)t lno blidte
nit ibren leu6tenoen Mugen Itarr a.,
bem iungen Wdo6en empor. gooo
| fubr 5ulammen. @ar bas ni6t bas
Original oes 8iloes, lpelhes ibr So.
ter ~oie S6onite unter Der Sonne"
Igenannt, ieood blenoenoer uno o1-
monii6er i'm Iusorud? ginen Mus
genblid nod blieb oie l1nbefannte
lteben, Damn la6te lie ip0ttii6, ,pen-
oete NIT elmer itoI5en 8etpegung 60
oa oen 9tiiden uno entfernte ii1
langiam.
~Su biit es, G6ba? Sait glaubte
lid ni6t, baB bu fonlnen piiroeIt,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-10
RADIO LOG
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 SUNDAY
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 Silver Strings. :00-Baptist Goodnews Hour. 1:30-Blue Barron Presents. 11:45-SALT LAKE CHOIR-CBS. 12:15-News. 12:30-Christian Brotherhood
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-10

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Dorothy L. Gray, administra- trix with the will annexed of the estate of Minnie Ross Holman, de- ceased, has filed her final account and report of her administration of said estate, and her petition for dis tribution thereof, in the United States Commissioners Court for Ju- neau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska; that 10 o'clock A. M., February 18th, 1850. has been fixed as the time and said court the place for hearing same; and that all persons con- cerned therein are hereby notified to appear at said time and place and file their objections, if any, to said final account and petition for settlement and distribution thereof and that the court at such hearing will adjudicate and decree who the heirs and distributes of the de- ceased persons are.
 Dated: Juneau, Alaska, December 9th, 1949.
 DOROTHY L. GRAY,
 Administratrix. First publication, Dec. 10, l949. Last publication Dec. 31, 1949.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT.
SILVER SPRING -- @ story, 6 rm
brick, oil h, near Flower and Frank
lin. Avail now. SH. 27S6. S116
mo-, unfurnished.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Arlington-ClOSe in

Arlington-CIoSe IN
Custom built brick rambler. Open
Sun, 2 to pm. Here is the home
you have been waiting for at Q
sensible price. Only S20,500 with
good financing. Home consists of :
lge. bedrms., 2 tile baths and ultra.
modern kit. with Bendix washer
on property. To reach: Out Lee
hwy. to Cherrydale. right on Ole
Dominion to No. Vernon St. right
to open sign. or call Mr.. Snidow with
Les Farnum & Associates
At QW. 1904 or co. 3739.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Open Today, l TILL DARK
SIS VALLEY LANE
RAVENWOOD

built air castles. man
built houses, bungalows. cottages,
Cape Gods and the like, and called
them ramblers. Now only an artist
could paint a picture of this home.
Eight years ago high upon q gently
sloping wooded knoll Of more than
an acre Of land on the corner 81
nodded this one-story modern brick
home with living rm.. dining rm.
kitchen. 3 bedrms.. 3 baths. ree.
rm., ONCE or den; lear garage:
f1agstone deck porch;, patio; 9 stone
nreplaces: oil h.-w.h.; hard sur.
faced driveway with ample parking
space for guests. .S2s, 500. To reach:
Out Lee blvd. to 7 Corners. left
about l mi. to Ravenwood entrances
left 1M blks: ana our sien.
Leath & Ashley, Inc. :
MA. 6464.
fContinued On Next Psgs.)
Evening star., 1949-12-04

NEAR coUNTRY CLUB. 2 blocks to
Glebe .rd., Lee hwy. English brick
bungalow. 5 rooms, finished attic;
convenient, well built, charming.
down and S7s mo. OWNER, 17O6
N. 22nd St, Arl., GIL. 1851.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR

WILL GO GI
Beautiful 5-room-and-bath
brick bungalow; large liy. rm..
family -sized dining rm.. fully
equipped kit Q bedrms., full
tiled bath; house equipped
with Venetian blinds. alumni
mum awnings. storm sash and
doors: dishwasher, auto. wash
ing machine, 7-ft. refgr. This
home sold new for $12,500
three years ago without ex-
tras. A good buy today at
$4,000; reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
peter ]. hagan
OFFERS
$3.50

CT, NoTHfNG DOWN
Det. 2-story, 8-room- and
bath asbestos shingle home.
First a., 4 rooms; 2nd H., 4
rms. and bath. Recently re-
dec: Oh h.-w.h., fully insu-
lated, weatherstripped; con-
veniently loc. in Mt. Rainier,
Md. A lot Of house for the
money.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
SO A5O

ASSUME GI MORTGAGE
Three-bedroom brick bunga-
low. located in better section
Of West Hyattsville. Beautiful
living room, 3 large bedrooms,
large modern kitchen. tiled
bath. full basement: all-brick
constructions; beautiful corner
lot; concrete streets; $500
cash; assume 40 mortgage.
Rare opportunity.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
S12,950
BERWYN

Large 2-story, S-room home,
conveniently located; 4 large
bedrooms. front and rear
porches, full bsmt. with outside
entr., shower and wash basin
and work bench; expansion
attic. II you are looking for q
large home, be sure and see
this; $4,000 cash required.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

Continued On Next Psss.)
Evening star., 1949-12-04

SEIL on TRADE
This 4-bedroom, 2 de luxe baths, 2
freplaces and tiled floor recreation
room, brick detached home at 35l
Sth st. So, 3 blocks from Columbia
pike and Glebe I'd. Near every
thing. minutes by bus to Penta-
gon. New-house condition. ami.
Open and vacant. See 1t at any
time: LARRY o. STEELE, RE.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
S11,950
RADIANT VALLEY

WILL 90 GI
Large rambler type brick
bungalow; beautiful large liv.
rm., full-sized din. rm.. 2 lge.
bedrms.. kit. full tiled bath.
equipped kitchen: enormous
closets, expansion attic; Ra-
diant heat; convenient loca-
tion. Terms to vet. or non-yet.
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ALMOST READY

ALMOOI ItEADI.
This lovely brick home In Alexandra
will be completed in APPROX. 2
wks.: excel. neighborhood, nearby
trans. close to George Mason School;
modern kit. with breakfast nook,
bdrm. and bath on 1st A., 2 bdrms =.
den or nursery and bath on I'd A.;
bsmt. has u bath and outside en-
trance. gas heat ,built-in garage.
Gail W. B. WRIGHT. Va. once, IA.
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S13,75O

ROGERS HEIGHTS
New 4-bedroom brick Cape
Cod; full bsmt.; high eleya-
ton, conveniently located; very
attractive. Terms to veterans
and non-veterans.
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ARLINGTON
ATTRACTIVE BRICK
4441 NO. 18th ST.

f3fI 1NO. 1UUl1 NJ
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 4:30
8 lse. bedrms.. pa baths. makes this
center-hall Colonial most livable
house: lge. cor. lot. det. brick ga
rage. ige. rear screened porch, lst Il.
has den with "a bath. full din. rm. !;
bedrm.: stairs to attic; very lge.
AZ trust now on property which
any one may assume: combination
storm windows and screens through
out; choice location. Directions:
From D. c.. out Lee hwy. left on
Glebe rd., left on N. 18th ST. 2
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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Arlington-Open 2 PM.
Groom Brick, $15,5
Garage, Oil H.-W. H., Porch
Well-built prewar home. 1h-stors
Cape Cod style with center en-
trance: level lot: fenced yard: at
/ blk. excellent bus service: schools
and shopping nearby: 22-ft. living
room with fireplace. cheerful din
ing rm.. large well-equipped kitchen
and lunch: sood-size bedrooms
IOx1S) 10x12). 1 has .adioining
f9x12) nursery bedroom, tiled bath,
basement lavatory, slate roof, storm
windows: convenient terms.
2504 N. FLA. ST.
I'm GARDEN CITY"
Drive over Key Bridge, out Lee hwy.
(Rt. 21D beyond Giebe rd. to N.
Fla. st. and right to property.
Dick BaSsett, Realtor
CHI. 6057. CH. 4311.
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BEVERLY HILLS

2I2 Baths, 2-Story Brick
Open Sat. and Sun, is
This highly desirable property has all
the nice features that makes living
in ones own home comfortable and
enjoyable; End floor has bedrms.,
rm. with fireplace. full-sized din.
rm., equip. kit. full bsmt.. att. gar;
entire yard shaded with nice oak
trees. Directions: Out Russell road,
turn right on Beverly drive to Cam
eron Mills road, turn right to 35O2
Cameron Mills road and our open
sign.
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors. A.; 1900; ewes. TIE. oe3a
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FALLS CHURCH. $12,50O
3-bedrm.. 1-bath home. Liv. rm.. 90
It., dble. French doors opening on
equip kit. full bsmt, outside entr. !;
oil heat GI approved. $1,000 cash,
$ST per mo. includes taxes and ins.
" blk Oak st. School. l blk. transp.
LUCILLE COOK
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LGE., BEAUTIFuL UTIiTEy RAMBLER

LGE.. BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
Six rms. and lge. attr. gar:
masonry rambler: corner lot
with bus at door. Features
tiled bath, 10x10 it., with Q
wash basins. step-down Holly
wood tub, all fixtures are ma
room: 20-ft. living room with
wood-burning firepl., paneled
walls: 3 lge. bedrms., one Of
which has " bath, 2 have 2
closets: very lse. kit, din. rm.
OF knotty pine: new Sla-ft.
electric refgr., h..w. oil heat:
convenient location. 4713 Ed
monston ave. Open Sun. from
2 to 8.
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$12,S00
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR

$4,000 CASH
Brick Cape Cod. Lovely liv.
rm. with open fireplace, din.
rm., equip. kit, 2 nice bed
rms, modern tiled bath with
modern fixtures: expansion at
tic: oil h.-w.h. West Hyatts-
vile location; $4,000 cash,
assume 40 loan.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
HAVE TT BUILT
ON YOUR LOT

HAVE 1T BUILT
ON YOUR LOT
Or on one Of ours. Lovely brick
Coioniais. SI2.750 up. Finest work
manship and materials. See the
many attractive plans we have
avahila,Sle. Get ao better snf homevhsye Ifvheye
perienee. per nee' b BEST ~ q a'A refs. FHA:dl
s7s4. VAN LgVEN coNsTRucT1oN
OPEN TODAY, 1905
N. ArL-5-rm. brick on corner lot;
in Nj F psn with norc5 5epl:ssies sissoe sSssl al ks
non-Gi. 70 inspect@out Lee hwy.
I'd. to N. 28th ST., left on N. 26th
st. to our open sign.
G. F. WOODROE, INC.
CHI. 800, OK. 1922, Ewes, CHI. 0s43.
IT'S SO UTTERLY LOVELY
We think even. our. own naturally
nation. An individual new 3-bedrm.
brick ram6ls. sp iat;i Si.n baths ttnn. 25f Is
place. E. en- refaesory nea y'ad desisned Kitchen
equipment is beautiful. You win
love the kitchen, that is a guar
antee. Bendix washer. Situated on
9 wooded terraced lot in superb Lee
Hts. Conv. to everything. Value Per-
sonified at $20,5o0.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
oL. e33e. 21o3 II. 10th. OK. 1779.
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S11.5Q0
S13.950

Bedrm. and "a bath on 1st d.:
bedrms. and bath on End; fireplace
in iv. rm., lge. din. rm.. EQUIP. kit.
full bsmt., outside entr., lot 75x170
Will 90 GI. New and attractive.
BUCKLEY & BUCKLEY
4617 Lee Hwy. cH. 4112. OK. 2466.