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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16
New Petition For
RuroI Fire Dist.

The accompanying map shows the
ipresent proposal for boundaries OF
Libby Rural Fire Control District
! Committees from the Libby Farm
Women's Club and the Kootena
Valley Grange are sponsoring the
circulation of petitions for the es-
Enlistment of such a district.
At a public meeting held earlier,
in the community room of the court
house, certain boundaries were set,
the petition for which a great many
people have already signed. How
ever, there was some feeling hat
the district as then proposed, took
in property already adequately pro-
tected as we'll as some that, due to
road conditions, was practically in
accessible. For that reason the
committee is presenting to the pub
lie the new boundaries shown on
the map.
Persons who have already signed
a petition will have to be asked to
sign again one with the correct legal
descriptions.
The following facts are pertinent
and clarifying:
/. The state law provides that the
county commissioners may establish
a rural fire control district, and levy
taxes for the support of same, if
with petition from the
people.
2. The petition, to be presented to
he commissioners, must carry the
signatures of at least 5lqo of the
and owners, and 5l% of the acres
within the district must be repre-
ented by those signatures.
3. All private property within the |
district is subject to taxation for the |
Import of the district whether an
,wner signs or not. It is obvious |
hat fire chief could not take time |
O consult a map to see whether a
turning house was on property !
which was paying in, if all within
he boundary were not in the dis
riot This is no different than the
aging of school tax whether or not
family has school children.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16
COMPLETE ARRANGEMENT
OF MERCANTILE GROCERY

The new arrangement of the gro
Gerry department of the Kootensi
Mercantile has been completed and
will facilitate shopping according
to department managers, Don Stan
ley and Clyde Lobdell.
The new 20 foot gondolas and a
IL foot dry produce rack have been
installed. Both the ice cream freez-
er and frozen food cabinet have
been placed in more convenient To-
cations, The fruit bins have been
removed from the window and a
self-service arrangement installed.
In addition a new adding cash regis
ter has been purchased which will
speed up waiting on customers.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16
Hold MINI. Car
Thief For Out
State Officers

The Sheriff'S office reports thai
a 1916 Chevrolet sedan stolen about
200 a. m. June 10, at Argyle, MINI.
by Windie l. Johnson. 19, of Karl
Stad, Mimi, cOllided Sunday morn,
ing with 1880 Ford car driven by
Charles Brown of Leonia at the
I6aho-Montana State Line Tavern.
The Minnesota sedan Travelled only
a few feet after the collision with
the Brown car, until it also struck
a man on foot, Frank Clark of
Metaline Falls, Wash, as he was
leaving the tavern to get into his
car. Clark suffered a broken leg
and possible internal injuries.
An ambulance was summoned
from BOnnerS Ferry. and Walt Stew
ems of the Idaho State Police also
accompanied the ambulance to the
sc enc of the wreck. Clark was
taken to the Bonners Ferry hos
pital
johnson picked up three hitch
mixers during his dash west through
North Dakota, including Max Houle,
W alfalfa, N. D.; VIM r. Pyford.
il y ears, Belview, Mich. and Ken
meth Nelson, IS. of Minot IT, D.
B3yford was driving at the time of
the accident.
After investigating the accident.
Patrolman Stevens brought Windie
johnson and his passengers to Troy
where he contacted City Marshal !
Jake Dietz. Together the two of |
.lcers brought the occupants of the |
Minnesota Chevrolet to Patrollnan |
R. J. Riddle in Libby who turned /
hem over to Sheriff iivengood, /
where JohnSon's personal effects
we're examined. He failed to have
drivers license, a proper car il
'enSe or any car papers of anv
ind, but did have an undesirable"
discharge from the U. S. Army.
Through further checking and
1t was found that the
az had been stolen from Argyle,
nd that the license plates were
toIen from a "a Chevrolet at Ken
edy, MINI. johnson also had pos
essiOn of an electric razor which
e admitted stealing from another
ar, and an expensive wrist Watcn
hitch he admitted stealing but ;
'ould not tell where be obtained !
johnson was charged by Patrol
ian Riddle in Justice of the Peace
|. 3. Wallace's court with driving {
-ithout a drivers license and i'm
roper car license. A sentence of 7
} days or less in Jail was given I
i'm. /
The parents of the young boys ]
accompanying johnson, were mott a
ed of the whereabouts of their r
ms but did not wish to come after
lem, so the boys were admonished h
go home and were turned loose. o
'hnson is being held in Jail pend t
G the arrival of the sheriff from p
arren, Mimi, who is coming af- o
r him. The insurance company v
sending for the Argyle car. +
The l947 Buick sedan belonging il
r. w. Smithberger was stolen h
lrly Tuesday morning. II was a
irked in the street south of and p
side the bank and was locked. il
, clues as to who stole the car or 7
HIGH direction it was driven had G.
en- found by officers yesterday af-
rnoon. II
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16
J. NeiIs Lumber Co.
And Locals Sign a
Working Agreement

Following is a memorial of agree
ment entered into by the j. Neils
Lumber Company's negotiating COM
mittee and Lumber & Sawmill
Workers local unions No. 1881 and
1862. The agreement was reached
Thursday afternoon after the West
ern News had entered the mails,
and reads as follows:
an view of the fact that the
parties are of the opinion that the
1948-'49 collective bargaining agree
ment expired on June l, 1919; and
in view of the fact that all of the
issues of the current negotiations
are not resolved; and in view of
the fact that it is the desire of the
parties to continue and maintain
harmonious labor relations;
BE it agreed by and between the
J. Neils Lumber Company, Libby,
Montana and Local Unions 1881 and
1862, Lumber and Sawmill Workers
(AFofL), as follows:
Il. All of the issues pending be-
tween the parties are hereby re-
solved excepting:
a. Hours of Labor
b. Holidays
c. Vacations
"2. The 1948-1949 contract is here
by extended as written. However,
the following revisions in that con-
tract shall take effect Immediately,
but shall not be written physically
into the contract between the parties
until these negotiations are con-
cluded:
a. Grammatical corrections in the
Seniority Clause.
b. The Grain Door Dock shall be
declared a separate division and
bids to fill vacancies open to all
departments. At the termination of
the Grain Door season the men
shall return to their former jobs
in their respective departments
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16
REV. AYES REELECTED

Rev Leon H. Ayers, pastor OF the
local Assembly of God Church for
the past three and one half years,
was reelected for a new term of
three years in the annual business
meeting which convened on June s.
Other officers, all reelected were
Clarence Parker as Trustee and
Herman Wilkinson as secretary
treasurer.
Members of the Church Board
include August Lentz, Clayton Mel
son, Herman wilkinson, Seely
Bache and Clarence Parker.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
AT ST. JOHN LUTHERAN

For two weeks, beginning Mon
day, June 20, st. John Lutheran
Church will again conduct a Vaca-
ton Bible School from 900 o'clock
in the morning until noon, Monday
through Friday. This school offers
a supervised program of education
and recreation to all children of the
community between the ages Of five
and fifteen.
Included in the daily activities
are Bible stories, workbook exer-
cises, songs, pictures, handicraft and
projects of various kinds. Instead
of the usual classroom type of
atmosphere, the classes are con-
conducted informally and out-of-
doors in tents.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16
RICHARDS SHEET METAL
WORKS OPENS LIBBY SHOP

The Richards Sheet Metal Works
of Kalispell have now opened their
branch shop in Libby. It will be
found at the west end of Fourth
Street, where the shop is prepared
to handle all kinds of sheet metal
work
The shopmen may also be con-
tacted on the Libby school grounds
where the company is engaged with
the construction work on the new
buildings. The MesSrS. Richards
feel that there is a need for a shop
of this type in Libby, and state
they are glad to be located here.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16

B. p o. K. and Merchants will
play Friday night of this week
While the dope bucket gives B. P
O. K the edge, the Merchants state
that dope buckets are easily upset,
and that's just what they are plan
ming to do that evening.
According to Johnnie Bags.
Tuesday evening, June 81 is when
all softball fans are expected to be
present at Carney Field to help put
up the new bleachers. The grounds
have been donated by The Zonolite
Company, which has also scraped
the field and arranged for soaking
down the dust The J. Neils Lum-
Der Company is furnishing the
material for the bleachers, and Tom
DeShazer will be in charge Of con-
struction So. says Bags, we hope
all who are interested in the game,
will be present to do their share
in improving the grounds Attend
ance at the games is growing rapid
ly and last Monday saw the largest
crowd of the season.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16

Jimmie Roberts who has attended
the University of Washington at
Seattle, and Bobbie Roberts who
has been at GonZaga University,
Spokane, returned home Thursday
of last week for the summer va
cation.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16
FAIR BOARD MEET
TONIGHT JUNE 16)

Dexter Shaurette, secretary of
the Labor Day Celebration and Fair
Board announces there win be
meeting of the board Thursday
evening, June Is at 800 p. m. An
members of the board are urged to
attend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16

Runs-Collins, Vignali, Gehring,
Miller 2, Redfield Runs batted in
Vignali, Gehring, Miller, D. Thomp-
son, Christensen. Two-base hits
Collins, Miller. Double plays-Mar-
shall to Noble and Clarke to Noble.
Base on balls-Off Winters /, off
Redfield 2, off Baldwin 4. Hit by
pitcher-Baldwin and Collins by
Winters; Spencer by Redfield. Hits
off Winters, in 2 % innings; off
Redfield, in 1-3 innings; off
Baldwin 3. Struck out-by Winters
4, by Redfield 5, by Baldwin IS.
Errors-Collins 8, ]. Redfield and
James. Stolen bases-Gehring, Mil
Ter, Collins, Swennes and Thomp-
son
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-16
FIREWORKS NOTICE

The sale and use of fireworks in
accordance with the state laws will
be permitted in Libby only on June
30, 81, and July is, inclusive BY
order of the Mayor and City Coun-
Gil sac
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fContinued on Page 81
Evening star., 1949-05-29

40 aeres. s-rm. modern house, hrs'
iiv. rm.. i4xst. nrept5 lee. dir,
rm.. nrepl. sedrm' esth. saaspssSS
bath. full esmi'. oil heat. 2 othei
streams, Ions frontage On les hsS
10 nj. frop p, q $40 600. n cash
J. L. G. WEST
Evening star., 1949-05-29
ARLINGTON
UNCONVENTIONAL

But one home with everything: 1st
level has living room, fireplace, Y
master size bedrooms and tile oatn;
lower level. pine paneled den. COM
plete bath. hanquet-size dining I'm.
opening onto patio. equipped kitcnsn
than i bik. to complete shoppins.
schools and transportation:
BOY AND PONY
acres With ;trssm and, and .hsds; ass isrse sr.s
ern equipped Kitchen with breakfast
space. rear screened porcn. osd,;
rooms Zone 14x22).. tile bath. full
basement. outside entrance. OIL nv
ABOVE now rented for $50 per mo-;
20 min. to d. c.: Gl approved.
BRICK BUNGALOW
The buy Of the year: large iivias a
ern work-saving equipped kitehen, 2
masters size bedrooms. tile bath. base
sespsd asns rtslaes iot: eals siassc: ss'soo ~
CLEANING JEWEL
sney,white CAPE CD; s living wing, TSSM TsS,
Airy rk-saying equipped Kitchen;
baths st1 tsi1 Ios ssdloNnsi ssa1ia mosi ausl
conveniently located; oI contract
Biz Step Toward Heaven
Beautiful brick Colonial: hall entrances
plan: large living room. nrepAce,
banSust;siss dtnins ,sS rHem ss6.s.sfasi 6s 5as
space. 5 bedrooms. tile bath. ful
Immediate sale, -
HOME AND GARDEN
The beauty spot Of y. A.iington: lsrr.
brick construction; s bedrooms. tue
bath. large living room, family -Si1e
dining room. .vork-sayins compact
Kitchen. fun basement; accent on
convenience.
MCLEAN
Get more for. your money; oedrms.
IL baths. large living room. nre,
place, full-siEe dining room. ecutppee
kitchen. complete basement, OUTSIDE
sntyanssa; %sy nc an -aers 'os' only si''s'''
may 3 Do 8 YOU WANT
Todey's best buy IN Ashton Height:.
tWIn-sise bedrocms. tile bath. hut
hying room. Areplaes. iarEs dinira
ro6m. Squtpped kitchen and break
room. full basement REC. room. "a
rage, shaded fenced LOTT
FOR these and many other ousstand'
ing values. call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at olses sA. on. eoso
Evening star., 1949-05-29
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRcINIA
ARLINGTON
ON FIVE ACRES

psrcheo atop Q beautiful S-aere cal
knoll, this unicae Eagf.ka st2cte
home 10 nost cessra able for the ArTny
or Navy couple seekans country 81.
mcsphere and privacy. within &c
minutes Of the Pent&gon by bias
offered By a. oit-of-town owner,
II IA priced 70 allow the purchaser
70 re6ecoTzte 20 his own tasse
Rooms include studio ityins rocrz
u6x2I) with beAEaed ceiling. lArEe
fireplace and French doors oDentnS
I2xl5I, and large kitchen On
the second floor are two spacious
bedrooms and tiled bath Built
In garage. Hot-vater heating sys-
TEN with oil burner Price $50
600. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO. exclusive agents. CT. SsSs,
eTes and Sunday, GL 6sla
Evening star., 1949-05-29
ALEXANDRIA
Nrsey, q Until Dark

1{:s Ssn.s s hu.. r. 81. esani Ct s.a: A.:
hall plan. very ise, liv: rm:, nrepi.
din. rm.. deluxe equipped kit. y
tile bath on 1st. 8 twin.size bdrms
tnd tile bath on 2nd; ! Fun bsmt;, sn, n,.,5s Ire
os 70 rsssh bve oa
Nj. Vernon Blvd. to King st, IN
Alex,, make right turn and continue
past Masonic Temple to top OF bill
and exhibit sign; or drive out Shirley
Hgwy. to King ct. tRt. y. make left
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Tas hvy- at aiebe I'd, Ow, 5000
Evening star., 1949-05-29
ARLINGTON
RESTORED SOUTHERN
COLONIAL

Situated on about one acre, this en-
chanting and spacious old Southern
Colonial home Is In . setting o.
magnolia, wisteria. holly and large
and Of the lovely old homes along
the Mississippi with its Doric-col-
umned portico, 1t will indeed en-
trance you Containing 10 spacious
rooms, 2h baths and 4 nreplaces, II
mode ernization. but Is structurally
sound, has an excellent hot-water
heating system and Is on city water
and sewer. Most convenient to trans.
within 10 minutes Of the Pentagon,
NAVY Building and Signal Corps sta
tion. One-third cash. balance amor
ti1ation. Price. $4,000.
George Mason Green Co.
EXCLUSIVE .AqENT9
CH. 363S. Ewes. and sun. IA. k424.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
BELLEVUE FOREST
EXHIBIT HOME OPEN

Field once and exhibit homo open
from Q pm. today. Charming white
brick williamsburg quality home
with heavy Vermont slate roof anc
dark green shutters. Exquisite land
scaptng OF yews, szaleas. and dog
wood. Beautiful view Of the fairway
at the Washington Golf and Country
Club This homs ,,f features oar sssrae ssnse1,
With full tile bath; many closets and
abundant storage space; all-electric
streamlined kitchen with an abund-
ance Of cupboards. GE dishwasher
and garbage disposal: breakfast bar;
screened-in breezeway to diversified
garage: full basement with outside
entrance; on transportation to city
II you appreciate quality and pro.
and see this lovely home;
II you plan to build Immediately. OF
In the future, protect your invest
ment by purchasing a lot in this
highly restricted. proven community
of better homes where no, two are
alike. Beautiful wooded homesites
with from SOFT: frontage. An I'M
Of the George WASHINGTON Memorial
sions the rivers edge.
Over Key Bridge and bear right On
Lee hwy, continue on Lee hwy,
2 $40 miles 10 Military rd.,, right
on Military road 4/10. miles to
S141 Military road and d sxhdinit
home sFn; q ssoss sosa Cntn ~ MiIitsT; hTiass
road TO SI4l and exhibit" home
George Mason Green Co.
cH. sS3s. I've. and sun. OIL Ssss'
Evening star., 1949-05-29
susuRRAN sAILVRciNIA

ssf sioss5 sS5rn Ipssnes ss0s a.'eS be.5n. S.:: 3;
au schools and Clarendon .hopptng
Beautsfui community With vide,
paved streets and sicevaIks. etares
..nis:. ..s ss..nsns szas. oil h.ss .a. sss s is's
PEnLJPs. DI l4li. EEes- esn
uNDstAI NJ a. DESIGN and ea.rnins
features. saeh Is step-dovn liy. rm-'
this Groom hoa.s attssetiv., PsIi
osSs E q. Hiss Hssrk5Tiol. & I:
-Attr. 3 large. bedrooms. III
bath home In this exclusive sec
ton: living room. with nreplaee'
French door, % patio; large: vel vel
laae'eaRfis lme ssDieD.d Ei.' w l1e eeseis a sna
s.-e. heat: close to sehools and
tr.pIsER + IERK pRcz mta asos e g. fsllsasSn hrlinsson
5iess *. 4ISo. 5Si; Afiin'''n' Va or 1904
2257 n. NOTTINGHAM ST. Airing
ton. va-5-room brick, living room
l2x22, fireplace; oIntns room kit..
2 bedrooms. ext. attic. insulsteo.
storm windows, copper screens. gut.
DhEGLuEnkB uAbt@&E Ebif &A&kc
fenced: shade trees, shrubs; close %
Church; lovely neisnDornood. Open
Sun. 2 to 8 pm. BY OWNER. Fair-
fax 226-J-4.
s7,soo-2-bedroom shinsie sungs-
low. equipped kitchen. modern. con-
play yard, young orchard. grapes
and berries. shrubs and lawn; about
tras.. payable s5a per month,
p0WST6wy 0WSES; r. ixI2Yaxx:.spRn- x2ax: asse1,
Old Cd house; a'' oil heat; 3 arepfsces;
and modern kitchen; second foor. 2
bedrooms. sitting room; third moor,
2 bedrooms; smau garden. SIo,-
$50. DU. 6464. Ext. 70l. I'll
2-BEDRM. BRK.. near shopplns cen,
tsa Cash and Box ,1an1gp igpSH t0r stss sg 1850 $500
brick Colonial; nrepl.. equipped kit.
full bsmt, lse. lot on dead-end
street. Ideal for children. Price
Esas E1no. Very ox SSxn sS"s gsynsnsb sssb 6al9
2 LUCKY VETERANS can stu puE-
financed with only 5000 down and
$68 per month plus taxes and
ms. for. this 2 ,bedrm.- expansion
S11.9 Open sat. Sun. Mon. Out
Georgia ave. to Seminary I'd. left
to Capitol View ave. and right
on Edgewood I'd. to Meredith St,
LIFT on s5,s Msrsdsth N % Fsysits r snS
BROS. RE. 1888. 20
Evening star., 1949-05-29
BEVERLY HILLS

Bedroom and bath On Ist aoof A very
attractive det white brick Caps Cod
consisting Of living room with nre-
pkce. dining room. kitchen. bedfoon
add bath on LIST; becrnk. and bath
on End a; maids room and bath In
basement. oil heat; beaGtlful wooded
lot. Owner being Transferred and
very anxious to sell before departure
S. 900 Will handle Gail Mr.. Bos-
we'll Ma $500. Ewes. and week
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
ALEXANDRIA SUBURBAN

This 2-yr.-old white brick gem. nes-
tied against a backdrop Of towerins
trees, sits we'll back on 0 gently
rising slope. Basement-level garage
above which is delightful screened
porch with awning. Center hall and
8 spacious rooms, plus storage (or
bedroom) and large utility room
Very large. bright. all-electric
kitchen. Immaculate condition
Highly restricted community OF fine
homes.
Whitton & Schreiner, Inc.
1874 N. Pitt St.. Alex, Va, OV
6717; ewes. and Sun, TIE. 416s.-2s
Evening star., 1949-05-29
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS

.
In one Of N. AYlingtor's best rexi-
Dental sections We offer this new
3-bedroom Colonial for your con-
siderstion. Some Of the many out
standing features are den OF large
living room. fireplace. entrance TO
hagstone screened porch from den
and living room. o real center hall
from front to rear, u bath, dining
room. kitchen equipped with sas
range, electric refriserator tycur
choiee). garbage disposal unit. ample
kitchen cabinets. breakfast nook
and exhaust fan: and floor has
3 lovely bedrooms and baths.
stairway to attic large enough for
2 additional rooms; there Is . large
exhaust fan installed for summer
ventilation; full basement. play
room and bath; furnace and iaun-
dry room; 2-car Earaxe; the whole
house Is plsstered with the new
Zonelite insulation plaster; priced
S3l 1900 Shown By appointment.
GEO. r. RUCKER CO.. Realtors,
1908 N. Courthouse I'd. OK. 0l97.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
ALEXANDRIA
Charming R1lnpa1OW

VIIoI I1II1I6 DC11601O"
Entrance hsIl, 11x1s LIVING room
r51ls'S room, 3 f tWin-siasd bedrooms, fuil
tiled bath. modern equipped Kitchen
(neW rangel. utility room. oil heat,
race, copper cutters and downspouts;
detached garage. Price. S14.60o'
Terms.
Rornye Lanborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent, 1901 9. Arlington
Ridge I'd, Arl., Va. OF. S5S6-S03b
Evening star., 1949-05-29
ALEXANDRIA
"1OITRNEY'S END"

This two-acre estate within ID min.
utes Of downtown Washington IL
situated on q dead-end street IN q
neighborhood Of hne homes and has
q lovely view OF the Potomac ana the
city Of Alexandra. Improved with q
handsome ana spacious red orie!
bedrooms. 3h baths. II y most de.
sirabls for those in need Of large
rooms. Other buildings include
two-car garage with servants wins
complete with bath and gas heat
IN . setting. Of large oaks, asa!eal
further information and appoint.
sment 10 inspect. call GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., exclusive
asents, CHI. $685.; evenings and Sun
day, OIL. 66lb.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
ARLINGTON RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY

243B n. Nottingham st. New brick.
3 bedrooms, 2iz baths and powder
room. beautiful 22-ff. L-shaped liv.
rm., din. rm., picture windows, mir
rored Heatalator fireplace. select
de luxe range. garbage disposal
auto. dish washer. s-cu. II. refgr.,
and plenty OF room for . breakfast
nook: full bsmt. with outside en-
trance and huge recreation rm. m
ished in marine mahogany. Sitn-
ated On wooded corner lot OF "a
acre. Priced for immed. sale.
Conv. terms. Open to 8. D1ec-
tion6: Out Lee hwy. past Gleoe I'd.
10 n. nottingham ST.. right TO 243s.
Talmage Wilsher, Realtors
1873 Wilson Blvd. GL. e020: ewes,
I'M p400 20
Evening star., 1949-05-29
OPEN 2 TO 8 PM.
ONLY S2TI2 DOWN

cpsas and see this keaptffaliy slssn
ksiek Cape CnA buhssIew an lafvs
let and yos wiA tafnp ss TIE ehapss
te buy si bsipw mkFtst wsens! its"
tns Foosn With fireplace, hiee-slssa
ainlns Footh- lessif sgaipesd klteasea
with seos skkinsi spkes, 2 tvip-
screened rear perch stAifwsr 10 ss-
p&nRioa sttte sBtlahie fat Z &ael.
tianal lovely hedSBoma tsii afv
beksmeBl With ogLAjas sntfshes
excellent tsles ., sls aba Aostht
parmshts shss7 iDsiualas sysfY-
thfoash rslls charuA 10 Fsnsiss
Para. lsfi on LsxfsBns a., " nes
and our open alan
Dominion Ins, q Realty Agcy.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
ARLINGTON. NORTH

Here IL your opportunity 70 secure
. house . years cid. 5 blocks from
sss ana ana Wessosso sessoorss snoppiIs fiits sa.s Sh
large living room. din. ru-. kitchen.
full basement. oil a.-e. h, tarEe
fenced lot. back porch and large
patio. Trees and flowers. Prize.
Fhone for apnt.. KE 3-e072. -2e
Evening star., 1949-05-29
ARL.-LYON VILLAGE
OPEN SUN, MON, 2 TO Z

bedroom or den and tile
bath. English brick home with neavy
slate roof, spacious living room win
fireplace, family-siZe dining room,
equipped kitchen; 3 bedrooms, z oil
which are twin size. and tile patn
up: stairway to fioored attic; rec
reation room with fireplace, lava
tory. hobby room; oil h.-w.h: det.
garage; large lot; close to ous,
schools ana shopping. Vacant,
Total price $4,000, $4,000 easn,
balance less than rent. Directions:
Wilson blvd. TO Highland st. In
Clarendon. right to open sign 81
10th and Highland.
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 Glebe rd., Gil. 6777, OK. Ol4L.
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bsmt., gas. h.-w.h.. front porch. Nr.
transp. and every shopping COW.
Priced $4,000 Out Michigan ave-.
cont. on Queens Chapel I'd. TO home.
Cali Mr.. Stover. CAMPANEILA 81
WOOD. Ex. 4113. Ewes. and Sun.