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Arizona sun., 1949-09-16
Shorter Work Week
For Rail 'Non-Ops'

The nations railroads are now
trying a five-day week-40 hours
and about one million mon
operating" rail workers are going
to "take home" the same pay that
they have been getting for 48
hours.
In Arizona the new schedule will
affect somewhere between $500
and 5000 rail workers. BY closing
down some freight stations and
curtailing others, the roads will be
able to get by with hiring three or
four hundred additional workers.
Former employees will be given
first crack at the new jobs created.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-16

by Joseph Cot
ten, and the
love of the
impetuous suit
or, portrayed
by the OUT
standing Eng
lish star, Mich
a ell w ilding,
are further
complicated by
a passionately
ipalo,1S hoI1So.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-16

The alcoholic content of many
beverages is measured in proof"
The World Book Encyclopedia says
that proof is roughly about twice
ume. For example, "90 proof
whiskey" is about 4596 alcohol.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-16

The Phoenix regional office of
the Veterans Administration re-
ceives more than $4,000 pieces of
mail each month.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-16

The famous and important Har-
ward University is located at Cam
bridge, Mass, just across the river
from the great city of Boston.
Arizona sun., 1949-09-16

The largest single herd of mule
deer in the United States, m e
than $4,000 head, roams on the
Kiabab Plateau north of the Grand
Canyon.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
New 2 Cent Air Mail Stamp To Be Issued Nov. 30

The eyes of the post office de- partment, international air lines and philatelists in all parts of the world will be turned toward Seat tie November 30 when a new 25 cent air mail stamp is offered for sale here for the first time, Post master George E. Starr said today.
 The selection of Seattle as the city where the new stamps will first go into use is appropriate, the postmaster said, because their design depicts a Seattle-built Boe- ing Stratocruiser in flight against a background map of the Pacific Ocean.
 The new stamps commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Uni versal Postal Union. the organiza- ton which governs and makes possible rapid interchange of mail between all the principal coun- tries of the world.
 Pan American World AirWays and Northwest Airlines officials will join, with Assistant Postmas- ter General Joseph J. Lawler, who
 Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
Civil Fighters Attack Judge In Bridges Case

SAN FRANCISCO, (P - The Civil Rights Congress wants a federal judge to reverse his sen- tence on Harry Bridges attorney to six months in jail for contempt of court.
 "Your ruling is a violation O the guarantee of a fair trial as en- bodied in the Constitution" the San Francisco chapter of the Con- gress wrote to Federal Judge George B. Harris.
 It characterized the sentence of Vincen Hallinan. effective at the end of Bridges current perjury trial as setting "a dangerous pre- cedent leading to the intimida-
 Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
Locomotives To Get Taste of Alaska a After Trying Iran

SEATTLE. (P) - Locomotives which once hauled lend-lease SUD- plies to Russia through the 130- degree summer temperatures of Iran soon will blow through snow on the Alaska Railroad, where the thermometer occasion IT. y registers 50 to 60 below zero.
 The engines, paradoxically, are being dressed for the cold weather by shipfitters. A workman is like ly to refer to a tail light as a light aft.
 The first of seven 1,000-horse- power diesel-electric road switch CTS will be ready for shipment north by early next month. Roy G. Holmertz, ship repair superin- tendent for the Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Company, said today.
 The firm is converting the loco- motives as part of a $1,500,000
 Continued on Page Four
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
Territory Should Take Over Schools In Future: Warne

A plan to eventually turn over all primary schools in Alaska to the Territorial government within ten or twenty years should be worked out. according to the opin- ion of undersecretary of the inte- rior William E. Warne.
 Warne brought out this view at the meeting of the Alaska Field Committee, minutes of which were released recently through the of- flee of Kenneth J. Kadow, chair man.
 Warne said this shoud be done if Alaska could foot the bill. To help bring this consolidation about, it was suggested a contract be con- summated with the Territory whereby subsidies to the Alaska Educational system would be made.
 Kadow recommended, and was concurred with by Don Foster, Alaska Native Service superin- tendent, that the ANS should de- termine which schools were to be turned over to the Territory, in any plan for so doing.
 The interior departments com- missioner of education, vigorously opposed to vocational training in any primary or secondary school system, was felt by Kadow to have not put forward flexible enough
 Continued on Page Five) '
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25

HOLLYWOOD, (P)- Hopalong Cassidy usually handles the orner- jest of varmints with ease. But two boys with slingshots-that's different
 The screen and television star (real name Bill BoyO had to call on two policemen to round up two teen-agers before a parade last night.
 They were peppering Hoppy's horse with tapioca pellets from atop an ice cream shop.
 "It made the horse awfully ner- vous," the officers reported, "and Hopalong awfully mad"
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
Leon Jones Gets Twenty Years
 For Axe Staying

FAIRBANKS, CP)-Leon Jones, former Vancouver, Wash, resi- dent, will be returned to McNeil Island federal penitentiary - but for a maximum of 20 years rather than the life sentence originally imposed.
 Jones was sentenced to themax- imum 20 year term on Wednesday by District udge Harry E. Pratt. He was convicted last week of manslaughter growing out of the axe death of Carl AhnStrom at Little Gerstle July 10, 1947. He was acquitted in connection with the death of Donald Harris.
 The manslaughter verdict re- suited from his second trial. Ear Her he had been convicted of frs degree murder of both men but the circuit court at San Francisco ordered a new trial.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25

newspapers and news agencies in Buenos Aires.
 Acting in the name of the full committee, a two-man subcommit- tee of Peronist deputies, Jose Emi- lio Visca and Rodolfo p. Decker, took over the account books of the Associated Press, the United Press and seven Buenos Aires newspa- pers.
 The subcommittee announced it's purpose was to ascertain the source of funds supporting the CO., alition which tried to defeat Juan D. Peron for the Presidency in 1946.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
Appropriation Will Relieve Alaska
 Housing Shortage

ANCHORAGE, (P)-More than half the $48,834.77O appropriated for U. s. air force construction in Alaska and OkinaWa will be used to help the critical housing short age in those areas.
 The Alaska Command public information said yesterday the balance of funds would be used fo reconstruction of operational fa- cilities at both places.
 The Alaska housing shortage has been felt for some time. The OkinaWa shortage was made more acute last July 23 when a typhoon destroyed most housing at Okin- awa's Kadena air force base.
 Approximately 130 family apart ment units, costing $6,002, 1880, will be constructed at Eielson air force base near Fairbanks. In addition. batchelor officer quarters and bar racks for enlisted men, to cost $6,526,50 also will be built there.
 Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25

LONDON (P)-State ownership of Britain's huge steel industry became law yesterday, but the La- Dor government will have to win the next general election to take over the key plants in the na- tion'S economic structure.
 The House of Lords put it's seal on the disputed bill and the King signed it a few minutes later.
 Thus the government of Prime Minister Clement Attlee has full filled the last of the campaign promises it made in the 1945 cleo tions.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25

FAIRBANKS, (4) - They may be playing football in the Ice Bowl game here Jan. 1 in frigid tempartures, but the customers can get the hot seat.
 At least, that's the plan of Ladd Air Force Base officials.
 They're going to install aircraft heaters under the bleachers, with canvas ducts carrying heat the en- tire length of the stands.
 The University of Alaska will clash with an air force eleven.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
PHILADELPHIA. (R-A 12-

PHILADELPHIA, P-A 12- year-old girl in a state of mean ex- haustiOn was found Thanksgiving Day beside the dead body. of her younger sister under a 1O0-foot high trestle.
 The girls apparently bad fallen from the railroad bridge. Tn a mo- ment of consciousness the injured girl said her sister fell through the trestle, I heard. her scream and ran to help her and I fell through tOo."
 Their discovery by five boys playing on the brink of the ravine the trestle bridges ended an all- 1'5ht search for the girls.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
News of the World At A Glance
Friday. November 25. l949 CBy The Associated Press)

Over bitter Socialist opposition. the West German Parliament to- day and approved a new Allied German agreement which relaXes controls over the de feated nation.
 The Socialists oppose the agreement, which recognizes in ternational control of the indus trial Ruhr. The Germans previ- ously had said they would boy colt international authority over this key industrial area.
 All-night debate on this issue had parliament in an uproar. So- cialist leader Kurt Schumacher taunted Chancellor KOnrad Aden- auer for signing the agreement. He called him the "Chancellor of the Allies" The controversial issue apparently has split West Ger many down the middle on straight rlgnl-le1L party llileS.
 For hot words and declared in suits Schumacher was barred from the assembly's next 20 ses- sions.
 France struggled through a 24- hour general strike without much hardship. The strike was called by two of the biggest labor unions as demonstration for higher wages. Transportation was dis rupted. Most big industries closed, but effects of the strike on normal life were not very noticeable.
 The British Labor Governments controversial bill to nationaliZe the steel industry has become law. But it will not go into effect until after next years general elections. If the Conservatives win, they have announced they will nullify the legislation.
 In London, a Communist diplo- mat from an eastern European state said the Chinese Communists plan to take the island of Formosa and push their control over Tibet by next summer.
 Red mastery of Tibet, land of the worlds highest mountains would bring the Communists to India's borders and give them control over her northern trade routes.
 In Washington. United States officials were reported increas- ingly concerned over the fate of strategic Formosa.
 The island juts into the Ameri- can Western Pacific defense chain. Chiang Kai-Shek's forces are not expected to hold it against strong Red opposition.
 Washington observers said the possibility that a future war with Russia might find Formosa in Communist hands has U. s. mili- tary and diplomatic authorities deeply worried-ard groping for a solution.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
SOUVENIR OPIUM PIPE TABOO

BANGKOK, LP)-An American visitor who purchased two silver mounted opium pipes as curios was fined 10 baht Sl2- the other day and the pipes, costing 1000 baht (S1O0-, were consiscated.
 The tourist was charged-to his surprise--With possession of opi- um pipes without a license.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25
NEWS IN BRIEF

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. R - When Katherine Nelleson, 10, won second prize in a soap drawing contest, she showed up for her judging with a black eye. She'd picked up the sinner in a football game with neighborhood kids. Her prize-a football.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25

HAMBURG, Germany, (P)-A Bremen department store adver- tised a sale with a window poster which read: And now off with the goods"
 Next morning the window pane was smashed. all the goods were gone an dto the poster two words were added: "It's a Deal"
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-25

BUENOS AIRES, P)-An op- position member of the congress sional committee on anti-Argentine condemned tod vas unauthorized" the seizure of business offices of
Evening star., 1949-09-10
MT. RAINIER

4"05 VAN BuREN ST. 500 $50
N, I. lh-story Cape Cod style brick
nome: lst floor has living rm.., din
2nd floor. 2 bedrns. and bath; large
screened porch and garage, RIM
NE: BROTHERS, uN. 0352. WA.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
THE BRANT COMPANY

Realtors-ExclusiVe Agents
1884 Wilson Blvd.
OIL 4216 OK Ob20 II
Evening star., 1949-09-10
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGiNlA
GARDEN CITY

Due oficer's transfer, we offel
this charming. Dutch Col. home: !
twin size bedrms and tiled bath up
very attrac. liv. rm.. formal dinine
rm.. equip. kit. , porches; fu
bsmt with "a bath very charming
secluded ground, fenced with high
cedar fence; priced at S20,50O fol
immed sale. Shown by appoint.
ment only.
Arlington Realty Co.
2oOA Wilson blvd. OW. 03OO. IL
Evening star., 1949-09-10
NEAR TARA
50 400 CASH


OPEl! SUN, 1-6 PM.
A white picket fence and ,doswoodl
finest N. All. neishborhood SHADED
porch and gar, liv. rn1.. with n-epl.
full din. rm.. Kit. with table space
2 lge. bedrms. and sundeck. Trul,
cation. 1870 n. Harrison Of
Les Farnurn & Associates
4632 Wash. Blvd. oW. 1904. Ill
81, 600 CASH
0py Somes and n ts:s sss rfs 81, iSI asa
II. 800 ie'eh cash down own and td'e '' approxi.
mately 500 monthly, including taxe'
and insurance: A Lovely large liv.
firepisce and open side. porch. arg
full-sized dining room, kitchen. large
enough for breakfast table and with
tile double drain sink. On the 2no
floor, . nice bedro2ms with tilt
bassmsnt base .a1 partiti2ned into sepa; e.
ton area. Outside entrance. full.
length windows, plumbing .roushee
in for y bath, large wooded, lots
gas &C. heat. fully insulated anC
Venetian. blinds. Located in auiet
North Arlington residential area
with school bus at corner. Reason.
ably priced at 81 $3.50 with S10.t0'
1st trust available to civilians. Fol
details. call Mr.: Walsh, MA. Dial
FA: 42S2, evenings.
Frederick w. Berens
SALES, INC.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1949-09-10
SUBURBAN sALE-viRGikiA

SUBURBAN sALE-viRGiklA
ALEXANDRIA SUBURBAN, GrOyet6n
ESKcsllsnt t,x,n story torn 5f,ek a,ning home ao
Kitchen @ ll'i utility and bedroom on Isl
Rith WUIl tiied nq ba3S, h9S, tuD s and 't shoper
oil h.,w. H.. elee: range and Tsisr:;
larse lot. Price. $4,000, Terms.
HST ton fe ea inaa4rmestb59R6 f. sbs6 aRsa RRsarER s'efa f.
HSish aSs Raples sS Bids" sib ' kins st..
AfkissxsaaiSiab5lSiA, fkissaiia5lSIi BRICK sus.s4,tay
4Ne. 4sl.sI,25o down, go.
gas rooms Sssn lsfse living III rnn WITH IRE:
place. equipped kitchen; sitting on
g well landscaped eorner lot; ov
ssysSSi;rS: sySS; r'es s4Ys u M. (: Vernon %o" sss'.
A4asx:AANDsrA 4lsfxs:AA ;Haa BUNGALOW mo. o1a lae,
rm. with fireplace, hardwood doors,
full basement, lot 90x70. well land
seaRsd uesTor 2y see2 eS., 2een a. 2 III W. g.
AIEaSspKfxLa:sory XiERSp ssf Aa|ss va No. se; 1 de.
Del Ray section; 1900 down; s.bed.
!ns ssss issss ssFsss s,s 1T E a'nssI oy
REsitS SasS: Se'n s2,S '' NJ 4 vernon n0sos sys
A1HEsxANSbDa1A s.s.og,. detached
down. $4,000 has been approved
eaauSed or psff ftessne hrsansod hrGSs d9vfr,s osr,
buy. ov. b1n0. Open D N o.. J. +
MOTION REALTY. 2415 Mt. vernon
AIExANbaIxHa.s.ery Xxx S!faas y. detached lh mo
nda nItes rs sso %s.b,!ss9 S1s &c SsS dS~n S,:, 4
bedrrns., living TnssH rm. sssi5 with 'Gsrs. firs.
place dining rtn. t6xl5, equipped
fen msnt adtemasic I'll PSt Seat w. tS $3.50 800
r. GR.n ssis z tl a. I 'vsTnsmno Ii moT0s rss. na.E aisI
AkfSAsps,A i IA sss. sysegA1ox "a gsa. rs ,as: Iss
ssss.se fss wt;alnsson fseRsa p'ss'. ee,.
large living rn1. sitting on lovel;!
IN hiacqe 3 lot r oy MoIoS SgoS- HRaf,1y 3pen
s415 s mt. vernon "SaoN ave-. Ales., ShAIt. Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HfLf5-
Attractive 2-bedrm. Cape Cod bun.
galow, containing large liv. rfn. with
corner cupboards, beautifully equip.
ped kitchen, delightful screened
| porch across the entire. rear Of
| home; attached garage. full bsmt
| with laundry tubs. Outside entrance
This home was built of the finest
materials and at the attractive low
price represents an excellent value
| for retired businessman who
wishes maximum comfort with {
minimum Of effort. Excellent loea.
ton. Price. .s22,500. Terms. 70,
AL $3.50. EBNER K. DUNCAN CO.
! Realtors and Insurers, 201 Ruple!
Bldg, S15 King ST., Alex, Va. III
Evening star., 1949-09-10
SUBURBAN SAlE-VlRGINIA
Ranch House, Family Size
OPEN sim | TO DARK

Ranch House, Family Size
OPEN SUN. l TO DARK
Lots of room for living and fun in
this beautifully decorated spotlessly
clean rambler. Picture window in
14x26 liv. rm. looks out at the
woods; flrepl and built-in book
cases add intimate charm. Three
excellent bedrms. Il with picture
window have plenty Of closet space,
and there Ia an extra-large tile
arranged and equipped all electric
kit, operates as efficient mothers
helper; utility rm. includes Laun-
dromat and enormous pantry closet.
Storase attic and att. gar. lover
head doors) gives still more storage
space; half-acre lot with trees and
flowers, offers safe playground for
the children and outdoor living for
every one. Owner transferred, i'm
mediate possession; under $4,000;
terms TO suit purchaser.
To reach: From Ch ain Bridge go
north on Great Pals I'd. 81 miles
to Douglas ST., turn right and pro-
ceed to our open sign.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson blvd, OIL. or OK. 27S4
Evening star., 1949-09-10
UNIVERSITY PARK

Prewar brick-Large .liv. rrn.,, oper
fireplace, din. r1n. and hit. on 1st a
and tile bath: INV. oil heati large
LOT, nicely Handicapped. Located al
4406 Underwood st. Open f6r. in.
spectioh from 2 to 5 pm. Price
S15,50O on reasonable terms. DUNN
Rainier, Hsi Ma. HY. .tta 664s Il or = wa. Abs Sc
Evening star., 1949-09-10
SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlNiA

Arlington N, by Owner
NAVAL OFFICER TRANSFERRED.
3-bedroom brick home. ARRANGED
for comfortable living; stairway to
fioored attic. screened porch. pine
paneled rec rm. with fireplace. "a
bath, tool rm.; outside entrance to
bsmt. att. gar. fenced yard; To-
Gated in most desirable neighbor-
hood: conv. to 3 schools and transp.;
good financing. CHI. 4647. Ill
Evening star., 1949-09-10

Arlington Bungalow
Brick oonst., 2 pedrnns.. attr. lily. rm.,
ssssia Ssss eaHlsR astse kis only So s19SS6n $3.50
cash to veterans.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson blvd, OW. 9300.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Arlington-Lee Hgts.
DEfNnAk6 az - rfyYfeS

4 BEDRMs, 21a BATHS
peel red bsk, Colonial With ... slate
door to lge. screened porch. din.
rm., 15x13; long bright kit, equip,
and breakfast nook; 3 good-size bed
rms. and 2 baths on 2nd f.; master
bedrr1.. 1sx13. pvt. bath: .3rd J.;
pastels, very sttractive storage rfn..
14x13: insulated home: rec. rm. An
ished. real f1repl.; lhvatory. hobby
rm.,. outside, entrance. Oil h.-w.h
level lot with beautiful flowers and
sessSs sesse os Sst Resl 9slue EsI 4 gi .ooS
Fred J. George, Realtor
2173 olebe Rd., OIL. 6f77. OK. DIAL
Evening star., 1949-09-10
NO. CASH
REAITTIFUI, HOME
1923 X st. NV.
CT APPROVED

CT APPROVED
ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD.
six-rm. brick home, s1s,g50i full
bsmt., auto. gas heat, blks. to bas
line, conv. to schools, shop. center;
GI or nor-GI terms, Open. 541l
Gallatin st. Inspect this home, ready
for yeuf imf1ed. 6ecup., and other
homes Under sofst. by Rebers goIlst
rient in 80 days. Apply 50O1 3D.
mefisten, ave.. Rogers Hts. Subdiv.
Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 1896, WA
Evening star., 1949-09-10
425 NO. KENMORE ST.

49, -. : y ', :. oD,. :.
AURORA HILLS
VIEW OF POTOMAC
cHhfMlng n 4hsS Tff1hIAANsSHfa a5NVEaatEEsF EsHck
DEsERMAPllHs sRMY lsb boSSAAJTgost SAAJY sttNSh tNfAR
Living room. dining room and each
bedroom has picture window. Built
OF finest materials. 1t Ia In excel
lent condition throusfout. From a
gracious entrance hail. one enters
a lovely living room, including a
fireplace with Colonial fnantel. Then
in TIE dining room there is an
antique amber and crystal .ehsnds-
ner; q modern kitchen; " bath.
Second fioor, 3 twif1.sized bedrooms,
each with two closets. The linen
closet is doubled, each with extra
drawer space. Storage space Under
the. dormers. Large Carfafa glass
bath The full basement contains
a beautiful recreation room OPEN
ing on q terrace overlooking large
back yard, fenced with picket fence.
Economical oil heating plant. Ben.
dix equipped Kitchen and bath with
tiled shower. Attached sarage. Two
GE air -conditioners are included.
Water pipes are copper. roof is
p,fhsd p,lfhss SIX Xith hho antiques If desired
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent, 1901. g. Arlineton
Ridge rd., Arlington, Va. OF. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-09-10
MCLEAN

MCLEAN
Located in Walter Heights subdivision
in community Of nice homes. A
most attractive bunsalow, tree
with firepi.. spacious din. rm.. mod.
ern well equip, kit. pantry. z bed.
rms. tiled bath. stairway TO flooree
expansion attic: 4 windows. full
bsmt.. furnace heat. sarase: imnsd
possession; ppos.e - pr,se' SS13 ESQ Fel
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HIGHLAND PARK

Cape Cod cinder-block BUNGALOW with
expansion attic. plumbing. elec. and
ras nsa1 f0ngnes d ssth IN two t0T i've
ing room, eauipt. kitchen and tile
bath on first floor. Beautiful pine
panel recreation room in full base
ment with fireplace and bar; laun-
ddry room and work shop. L9t
ss spslsS ssSSonpn Close e,cs 70 Pqs ao sehosls Tsa
sonable cash. Call
J. H. Benoit, Realtor
KE a.6617 or KE 3-62Qg 11s
Evening star., 1949-09-10

NORTH ARLINGTON
A charming detached brick colonisl
in exclusive section on . larse
wooded lot 70x154 :, There are g
larss hd.,,e rooms and full baths. 4 sssi Each
Lovely reer screened living porch;
1-oar brick garage. An inspection
will prove the price Of S23,500 Is
very reasonable. Call Mr.. Boswell.
ma. $500. Ewes. and week ends,
Qv. $3.50.
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
1d17 X at NV III
Evening star., 1949-09-10

ARL. RIDGE RID,
4 BEDRMS., 8 BATHS
Brick and stone home with slate ROOT
So. Arl. Lge. liv. rm. with nrepl.,
buffet-si2 din. rm. opening onto
terrace; lge. well equipped XIII FEC,
rm. with bar and flrepl.; gar, Priced
right, excel. terms. ffnmed. poss
Conv. to transp. schools and shop.
ping. owner goins south. interested
in offer. Shown by appt. Exclu.
N. c. GROVES
Broker Of Better Homes" Otis
ros9 ii
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Vienna. Va. Phone ofice. Vienna 465.
Residence. Vienna f54-J. 10
BUILDERS HOME

BUILDERS HOME
Finished January. 1919; brick CO.
lonlal. features 4 bedrms. and 4 col
ored tile and fxtured baths. 1st-h.
1iv. rm. with freplsce, din. rm..
paneled den with full bath. equipped
kit. with GARBAGE disposal. etc.
side concrete porch; 2nd f., 3 bed
rooms and baths, stairs to attic;
basement. hall and maids rm pam
eled, Ice. storage rn1., full bath, out
side entrance, gas &C. heat, en-
trance to sarage, triple floor with
parouet floors. Someone will get a
real buy. Cost $4,000. Owner
wants offer.
ARLEDGE BROS.
Ow. 444s. 2b23 Wilson Blvd. OK
4333; Ewes, FA. 1870 or FA. 5s6s.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
BEAT RENT

0G<1 I 1tGN
sssssfai sss 81 2sss;s &C. fisstss s l .,sS AZ
fireplace, dinette, full basement, ex.
pAfision attic vi h bath. rouened in.
kss,; kkss,; wocdeq lot lot snd tyss n %,,LI Lss
sEss ea fsso6 SdS Swi.ssa' ~ sa''asSlSa slsa. IoR1 eW.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
VETERANS
No DOWN PAYMENT

NO OOWN II Nk01S
siS aSs a. p.tss g ss5sls sssles as isIss sss
frSfne), 2 and 5 bedroom hernes in
csllsge fsr. .Ins seInysi, s,,;f, " II ssral:D. ns,
ter craftsman and embodying such
refinements as tile baths, plastsrei
tas acc. heat. Some have fun
hstnt. s, si5uated er rnon olsrss;v lAnaais,saped Anai,sS
II. CARLYLE deLOZIER
xxclusiys---Realtof. Ill
Evening star., 1949-09-10
LEESBURG PIKE

LEESBURG PIKE
Fronting $50 II. on pike. situated on
3iz acres. A most liveable home,
now being completely remodeled IN
side and out; 2nd floor has 3 large
bsdrms.. and new tiled bath: / f..
side.hali plan, spacious liv and din.
rms. mod. well-equipped kit. ap-
plisnces. breakfast porch; bsrnt.. oil
apple trees; priced sis 966. For
sppt. cali .. H. IRWIN. Elmwood