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Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
GSM Building Three
Spurs at Coram

Three spur tracks are now be-
ing laid by General-Shea- Morrison
Hungry Horse prime contractor, at
Coram from the Great Northern's
main line. Expectation is that
the spurs will handle "a freight
cars a day in 1850.
Building the worlds fourth larg-
est concrete dam will require about
10000 freight carloads of cement
in addition to more than 200 freight
carloads of steel reinforcing ma
terials.
Car switching this fall Is ex-
pected to reach about six a day
in September and October.
Next year, the prime contrac-
tor expects to have his own 100
ton switching engine, and possibly
a aston switching unit this fall.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
! Tor Schools Saturday
FOR Town Monday

us a good list of candidates
saturday school board cleo
ssio a tnen on Monday when
wa rails picks it's mayor
q IOuncilmen. We know each
them, and they're OK.
~. oon't read this paper
Ia, NE idea that we're trying
fs s4 up " votes for any one
~ he town offices moved
Ut, N Old hall to the new nall
e. mats news, and a good
f. WI :, the town. Those offices
/, ~ nave moved any sooner.
4 IN NE proposed town park
:, The Grange has lust p' de- r..
|sss 4 !, improve. That's news
/. pi.ely not a political
|rsid r-.., office holders
|aaries. N'i'e IN this area
! to W.T." the candidates you
sb0 'Ose for without us telling
J IN m; ore the best. However
toun,a mat our schools and
Fs ns.. government are both
! but uss u Vote as you think
Ehis -. ss me right of an Amer
'ote. MP
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
Moving Day FOR New Col. Falls Town Hall

Columbia Falls today completed
moving from the old to the new
town hall.
The new two-story 80 by 48 foot
annex and adjoining 76 by 40-foo.
garage and fire station are now
nome for offices and fire trucks.
Volunteer labor and donations
started the concrete block building
two years ago, and the $4,000
structure is a product of iowa CO.
operativencss, built without a PEN
ny of taxation.
Temporarily the town clerk and
water offices will be in the 81
by 49, foot council room, but later
these offices as we'll as the police
station and Jail will be on the first
floor.
The Montana state employment
will move into a room off th:
council chamber about May 1. The
chamber will be available for pub
lie meetings.
Moved from the old hall late
Wednesday was the town bell. 1t
will hang near the new hall I'M
der the siren, and will be used
for old times sake.
Stuccoing the outside of the
new building started today by
Charlie Justice, and it will prob
ably be gray in color.
It is believed that construction
of the new hall offering fire proof
housing for the fire trucks and be-
ing in the center of the community
will have a downward effect on
fire insurance rates, especially in
view of the new water system COM
pleted last fall.
First official use of the new hall
(PIeaSe turn to page II
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
Timber Sale Attracts Bidders

Tuesdays sale of 7O,080,000
board feet of standing timber in
ten different schedules at the Hun
cry Horse project is definitely at
tracing bidders.
CURLING interest was the I'M
steady lumber market, the bureau
requiring timber out of lower areas
within 800 days, and lack of ac-
cess roads.
However, it appears that there
will be a combination of Flathead
county lumbermen bidding all ten
schedules with numbering and tie
making in mind. Cruising parties
have been up the south fork from
several concerns.
Individual mills are more inter-
ested in schedule 1 on Hungry
Horse and Emery creeks where
there is an estimated 100000
board feet including 100000 board
feet of pine; 100000 spruce and
1,780,000 larch and fir and others
Schedule 1 is more accessible, and
requires less hauling.
The bureau of reclamation pro-
vides that one or all of the SEIZED
ules may be bid.
Largest of the ten schedules is
11,530,00O board feet on Graves
creek which includes 3,170,G00
board feet of pine; 100000 board
feet spruce and 100000 larch,
fir and others. Prices asked are
generally half the forest service
figures and generally range from
SO to S11 a thousand board feet
for pine; So to SIS for spruce and
50 to $4.5 for larch.
Price inducement is to prevent
sawlog timber from becoming just
part of a clearing contract to be
burned
To encourage bidding for this
reservoir timber, the F'lathead ma
SiOilell III SoI IS llOI
any saw timber sales in this area
presently. Sale of national or state
forest timber at this time would
seem inopportune.
The April IL bid opening for
building 1877 additional miles Of
the Spotted Bear road out of the
reservoir area from Riverside
creek to Elk park brought addition
al interested contractors this week.
Here Wednesday was Dewey
Murrow, F. R. Hewett company
superintendent. If the weather
holds, right-of-way clearing &C
Invites may start late in April
on the final sections of Hewett's
14-mile Emery 70 Riverside creek
Spotted Bear road contract. Hew-
EFT had half completed this $685.
448 contract by winter shutdown
time.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
lther Bureau
Ie Underway

ing day for the U. S. wea-
lreau from Kalispell to the
hd county airport is expec-
start today.
wing in the valley from Sc
Ire Observer-Inspector Sher-
E. S. Mark, now mainten-
Pchnician, who is the former
ell observer.
is to start installations OF
hents at the airport, but
the post office location in
eus business district for
Fars will be such equipment
Eimum and minimum ther-
ers.
peratures and precipitation
somewhat different at the
IN the rural LaSalle dist
he Kalispen weather station
llclally founded May 8, 1899.
CIV station will be about six
~ miles from Columbia
elght from Kalispel and ten
Whitefish.
pNation at the airport will
average more than the Kali
normal of 1902 inches.
F'alures will also show more
ee' At Kalispell readings in
@e average year has sew
na aner days with tempera-
w or above, and IL winter
with temperatures zero or
y, summer the thermometer
Ff'ease turn to puqe IL
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
Demand May Create
Forest Pole Sale

Depending on demand, BLOCK
of from 5000 to 10000 lodgepole
pines will be put up for sale this
summer by the Flatnead national
forest.
The mature trees are suitable
for transmission and telephone pol
es and are part of the 10000 notea
in the March cruise made oy
Ralph Thayer, Bud Daugharty, Fat
Tavlor and John Stentz. Poles
are located on 800 acres on Big
Creek flats in the Glacier view
district, and there's also ABOUT
1OOO,O00 board feet of saw tlrnoef'
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
Rural Fire Training

Rural fire fighters will hold a
Tuesday training session start,
ing at 1:3o p. m. at the county
fair grounds, Kalispell. In charge
of the training is Sheriff DICK
walsh and Walt Mauritson, coun-
ty agent. Tim Sullivan Bad Koc 1;S
is chairman Of the county advis-
orv group on rural fire fighting
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
Sun and Air Helps

Park plows opened the North
Fork road part way to Polebridge
n allow the sun and air to help
reduce the snow pile on the roao'
Also being opened is Going-to-the-
Sun highway. Neither road Is
omen for traffic.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01

Coram depot gets a telephon-
Monday.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
Plan Yard Contest

Various seed and nursery COM
panies are cooperating in the an
nual Bad Rock yard improvement
contest. Judging is done in the
spring, summer and fall. Chairman
of this Bad Rock community event
is Mrs. Grace Hall.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01
Jobs Tend Upward

Employment at the 7ung MY
Horse project continued to edge
upward this week with the ., to'a Il
sho1t a75. The area is getting a
flood of job applications ana
spring days are bringing new Iali-
lies in. Policy is to place residents
first. and Flathead valley uneln-
ployment S about 1000 Lu Jun, s,alz
and logging activity is still SLOW
Succeeding E. O. Strong as f1u"
arm Horse postmaster today 'dS
Mrs. Lifldberg.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-04-01

Cooperation of the to1on'S yonng-
sterS and teen-agers is making
the present 10 p. m. curte10 q sue
cess, is the comment of Police
Chief Vern BrandeS. He aodntS
their folks to knolo hoa0 he feels.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. law, couples must
apply for marriage license ON
one day, tOatt three full days and
receiDe the license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Sampson Sullivan, 90. Boiling Air Force
Base, and m Arlene Hunter, ID, 1929 Yer
Leonard Robins. %. s2c Decatur st. NV
andtrni and selma spinat' a@' 5000 North
Mary Thomas, So 1889 I st. NV
William Connolly, 20. and Hazel Reid
80, both of Falls Church. Va.
Robert Mccarthy. 80. 1905 ST. ne. and
| Nancy Curro, %. 1917 Holbrook st. ne.
Roser Goodbred, 10, Arlington, Va, and
Bernadette Evans % 25l9 University
pl NV.
John Shipley, IS. a3s SHOWS ct. NV. and
Ruth Estes, "a, 3s12 Harrison st. NV.
Charles Adams, 22. Cheltenham, Md. and
Phyllis Fitch, is. 1918 2sth st. sc.
Frank Davis. 25. 7Os Upshur st. NV, and
| Marie Brown, 81, 1884 Ft. Stevens DR..
NV.
' Anna ceti cecl, II. siiTer sprins, md Nd. "0
Charles Williams, 10: Arlington, Va, and
Amy Elizabeth Thompson Is, 1850
Rene DssneauX. Al, $3.50 Connecticut
4lst st. NV.
Melvin Shaw, 2s. 1925 4th St: NV, and
Hope Grove. p; Arlinston, Va. -.
Hu9eTt Rd, GsIssr "a al le sIb St st. ns and
Earl Jones SO. ArmyMayy Club. and
Charlotte Frost 46, 3133 Connecticut
Carl ri Tesh' 81, and Carolyn chappelle, 10,
both Of Alexandria, va.
Angelo Guarella, Al, New York City, and
Rose Dantuono' g. q, 100 N N St. y. ne
ASa Nancy Barezofsky' 20. els Somerset pi' I,I
william Psyls M. IS h1iI1ssP Arnstqn oH,a w. and
FrelacE, 81, eli Decatur St. NV
Robert Brown, "a. 1911 Vernon st NV,
and Elizabeth Thomas, u, AS Harvard
Paul siondi: .; . n4a7 G; good Hope "a I'd. IS, :.
P'S %ssed ssis M las 1ta st nv Va and
'09a Else s'es eel. 81 ?sol s ls,h s. st. ~ ~ anu
No59aP 5s Both G0ef u Sis New Aan
Vito Rizzi As. 1871 1nsleside ter. NV, and
Philomena ValenSa, 80. SAL 32nd st.
Clarence Ware. Is. 3eo6 11th st. NV, and
Constanes smith; Is g. SO st. se'
and 1rine Palmer 21. 2021 Z st. ne
Harold Hasan. 20, and Inez Hoch. 90
orville Brockman, %, Cairo. Egypt. and
Geneffa Tataronis, 20, 5207 Colorado
CHARLES Aspeman, 2s; Arlinston, Va, and
Mabel Black, %, 22a 9th St ne
John Paniczko. 25, 241a Monroe st. ne
ana Theresa Condtti, 20, At Allison
st. ne.
George French. %. Naval Receiving Sta
tion. and Dolores Scheaen. 1Q, Baltimore
Dennis OConnell, As. Hotel Harris, and
Robert bena VaIentine Hm9o so jr 'fa a4S g. M st
and Hattie wallace, Is, 1921 4th St
Warren Woods, 20. and Mary Ellis. 23
both OF 250I N st. ne.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Births Reported
From the D. G. Bureau Of Vital Statistics

Everett and Josephine Atkinson. girl.
Charles and Mary Beckley. boy
John and Katherine Brahm, boy and sir
twins).
John and Anna Dunn, girl.
Russell and Ruin Ford. boy.
William and Lynda Fowler. girl
Wllfred and Loretta Hammack, boy.
William and Mary Hollinger boy
Robert and Marguerite McAllister boy
Georse and Thelma. Messina. girl.
Samuel and Mary Petro, girl.
Richard and Phyllis Reed. girl
Arthur and Constance Roe. boy.
Raymond and Helen Searles, sirl.
Robert and Betty Shepherd. boy.
Robert and June Thacker, girl.
James and Jeanne Watson, boy.
Earnest and Matte Austin. girl
Theophus and Alberta Brooks, boy.
Horace and Alma Caffee, boy
Moses and Mamie Galloway girl
Richard and Margaret Duckett boy.
Norman and Coline Johnson boy.
Louis and Grace Jones. girl
BENJAMIN and GLADYS Madison, girl.
John and Evelyn Morton. girl.
Milton and Ruth Noble. girl
Raymond and Josephine Offer, boy.
Willie end Helen Randall. girl
William and Addie Robinson. girl.
Thurston and Thelma Staples. girl
William and Margaret Stewart. boy
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Richard wsshburn Hynson. SO. s4s5 54th

Richard Washburn Hynson. SO. s4s5 54tf
pl, NV
1rms smith, 81, 27o7 Adams MIL I'd. NV
Mary Rosenbaum. so 21a 9Th st. Sc
Myrtis Perkins, go, Millen. Ga
Andrew Jackson, SO, Silver Hill, Md.
Blanche Iron, 56, 2416 Observatory pl
NV.
Harry Cadv, 81, 1122 25th st. NV.
Pearl Seis. As. 116 No Carolina ave. Sc
Eldred Nicholson, A.. 13O 36th ST. NE
Violet Wean, "a, 6l0s, Suitland rd, NE.
James Wolf 81, 3@37 Hyatt pl. NV.
Berkley Kendall, 30 Riverdale. Md.
Jean Zipperman, infant, Takoma Park, Md
Infant Koch, 2124 st. NV.
Lucy Wilkerson, 81. 1912 T st. NV.
NV.
Julia Hawkins. 73. Brandywine, Md
George Hall. -, 1924 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Deaths Reported

From D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics. }
Anna Ryon, 81. 324s N st. NV.
Robert Ryan, s4, 639 Longfellow st. NV
Mary Mccarthy: S3. 1902 I st. NE.
William Burr, u. 321 llth st. s;W.
Bertha Skinner, ~, 1871 Lsnier pl. NV.
Thomas Hunt rs, Buzzard Point Boat
YARD.
Mary Keegan. rs, 1920 Michigan ave. NE.
Georse W. Seekford, II, 81 Rhode Island
ave. NE.
Peter Shields 20, 1881 4th st. s.W
Lewis Bennett. 20. 21"4 Both st. NE.
Maude Ford SO, 2O3@ Columbia I'd NV
Blame Carter, SIS, oO57 Park I'd NV
Evening star., 1949-01-05

Joseph Bradley. SO. Richmond. Va
Ernest Brown. -63. 80 Myrtle st. NE
Walter crutchneld. SO. 794 gath st. NE
George Cotton, a. not given.
Agnes Boyd, 43. 1873 s st. NV.
Abram Waller, Al 29l4 Sherman ave
NV.
william Glasslow, 90 1l1Q 57th st. NE
Warren Twyman, 20, o52 Westminster ct,
NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-05

Payments on your home are
made easy By renting a room.
Renting a room is made easy
by advertising in The Star.
Call Sterling 5000. Open 8 a m.
Evening star., 1949-01-05

Under D. C. law, couples must
apply for a marriage license ON
one day, tOdit three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
LOTS FOR SALE Cont }

CHEVY CHASE, d. Go IT. front.
Bargain. OWNER, OR. 275S.
200 LOTS on Georgia ave. in Silver
Spring. All utilities at property.
Only $500 lot. Good terms to re-
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors.
DU. S55S; ewes, SH. $500.
200 LOTS on Georgia ave. in Silver
Spring. All utilities at property,
Only $500 a lot: Good terms to re-.
SnenStple RRoWM praIEH builder coIy Ray Morse. Morse.
DU. S50S; ewes. SH. $500.
OFF PA. Sc, very desirable lots on
CARPENTER, off Pa. Sc; Sacrifice.
Ewes. and Suns, Kretsinger, MI,
osaS' 92dS with VIM. H. BoAzE, GO.
RESIDENTIAL LoT-
Adjoining Rock Creek Park. on
Beach DIR. Contains 1l.45O 50. #.
Priced for quick sale at 81 800. Call
MI. Dodge. 1r., WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. 5000.
Ewes, OR. S496.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE, silver
Spring-Wide homesites, l rambler
nearing completion for sale. Splendid
restricted location Out Colesville
rd.. ] mile beyond Four Corners:
also large lots in Hillandale, Meadow
wood and Paint Branch Farms. Call
Mr.. Heater. 81. 1000, or meet him
at Burnt Mills Village, Sat. or sun,
CRAVE q & HELAN. REALTORS.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
"MODERNISTIC"

S17,95O: Vacant. First offering OF
this attractive detached brick home.
located west of Old Georgetown rd.,
Bethesda. Lot 12Ox150 completely
surrounded by 12-ft. evergreen
hedge. Large liv. rm., screened
porch, sun deck, spacious din. rm..
modern kit, 8 bedrms.: garage.
owner has left city. Must be sold.
A small estate, ideal for selective
people. Close to schools and transp.
Call ME. 1919 until pm. j. IVES
Trv RYIrIJANAN Pealtor
Evening star., 1949-10-25
STORES For RENT lconfl

3ith 4 NJ SITS. N.W.-Approx. 15x5O:
busy neighborhood; excel. location
for shoe repair shop, upholsterer,
dry cleaner, etc: reas. rent; immed.
poss. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
CO, Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME.
5400. -35
RIvERDALE, MD;-New store, 20 it.
by 40 it., and bedrm. apart
ment, ready this month; well-popu-
lated section. 4505 Queensbury rd.,
3 doors from Baltimore pike. HU.
9565. 80
STORE and Q rooms and cellar; CEN
tral location; different kind of
business. D. CONNOR g. SON, RE.
9th sT. NV, bet. D and Excel
lent location for cigar store. pawn
broker, jewelry store, etc. Immed
poss. Apply LEO NJ BERNSTEIN e.
Co., Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. NE.
OWNER WILL BUILD Drive In"
restaurant for substantial client
on No, highway at Swami ave
topposite Potomac Yards). Excel
lent business for right party. See
Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes,
1921 18th ST., s.w.-vacant store
and 3-rm. and bath apt. above;
redecorated Sl5O a mo. ST. 1891.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
S2,75O DOWN

$77.28 Mo, Incl. Interest,
Principal, Taxes, Insurance
liv. rm. with firepl. and built-in
bookshelves; din. rm. with picture
windows; mod. kit. with breakfast
space; 8 dandy bedrms. with 5 clos
cts and tiled bath UP; full bsmt,
new house cond; immed. poss. RUT-
LEY g. BAIR, ST. 1911, RA. S422.
Evening star., 1949-10-25

ALEXANDRIA
A very special home for a small family
in one of Alexandria's most exclu-
sive subdivisions. This is a lovely
brk.. 2-bedrm. home. with master
bedrm. and liv. rm. 21x15 IT.; lge.
level lot with oak trees; full bsmt.
and super kit.
r. L. KANE, INC. Realtors
King and Wash. Sts., Alex. AL.
3O13, TIE. 1910. -25
Evening star., 1949-10-25
ct 80 600 DOWN
CT RAMBLER
Mr., POTOMAC

Two acres. improved with .7.rm.
frame house covered with Johns
Manville shingles: electricity only
hard I'd. frontage. S9,95O. FRED
B. CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40 Fred
erick ave, GaithersburR, phone 299.
Evening star., 1949-10-25

GUESTHOUSE
Mass. Ave. NV, Mr.. 17th
For immediate sale. one of
the finest homes in this beau
tiful location, now being used.
as organization headquarters
with extremely profitable
guesthouse operation on upper
floors. Total Of 90 rooms.
plus 5ka baths. with fire es-
capes, ETC., conforming to.pres-
ent egress law. Heavy duty
electrical service throughout
building. Offered with all
guestroom furnishings and
equipment. Splendid financ-
ing available for reliable pur-
chaser to use as organization
headquarters, club, guesthouse
or nonprofit operation. For
further details. phone EVERETT
SCOTT. CO. 1000. Ext. 669.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1EnE II c. NJ VIZ MA oo1s
Evening star., 1949-10-25
TAKOMA PARK

Immaculate is the best word to de-
brieS SICK gar. aii'' on beautifully Handicapped
lures. covered concrete patio, break
fast rm.. a bath: end floor has
3 bedrooms, IA baths, extra
storage space; bsmt. has laundry,
maids rm. and "a bath; close to
schools and transp.
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor
GE. o0S1, 311 Cedar ST.. GE. o257.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
BRICK CAPE COD
SUBURBAN sALE-viRGlkiA

SUBURBAN sALE-viRGlkiA
ALEXANDRIA BRICK HOME No. 4s,
icbnoik bSSk from bsop sdp
ped kit. Bendix washer, vacant,
must sell; will 20 GI. J. T. MOTION,
2415 MT. Vernon ave. Alex, Va,
ov: 5000; Open to pm. ~
ALEXANDRIA ;;, = I,I 4, !, No, I377' 2-bedrm;
MoToN, a415 Mt. Vernon ave,
Alex, Va, ov. 5000. Open 9 to 8
ARLINGToN BUNGALOW. No. COS
hardwood fioors; lot 5oxslo. Full
r. NOTION, 24I5 Mt. Vernon ave,
Alex. Va. ov. 5000. Open g to
BUILDER, P%i MOVING, will sacrifiee 2
Alex. Va. 1850 completed. Inspect
: today. make bid. BOX 75-G, Star.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY farther
out! 10-room house. Leesburg, Va;
path alss seS family no Of e and as aea 6S 5ST
VAN 1pEN zEILER, ma. 1867 Week
days; Leesburs 91-J, evenings Sun
Fo66R BEDROOMS, on level ls.acr.
and stores. Gas heat. Johns Man
Vile insulation; recently painted.
First-fioor. entrance hall, dens liv-
ing ,, rm With bay ,Tdnd, window: .nd dining an4
side door facing south: kitchen.
utility rm. and "a bath, bedrm. and
full bath; End floor, 8 bedrms.'
S19,500; $4,000 down. 4740 N.
Sth ss1 St st. sb. M rS SH r,s5 S55C 70 Sstb 9S Lse
1o1RM dsfas e Skfck. hSase' So 800 down: VIENNA;
l VI. old: l. r. 22x15. d. r. .l3x17,
SGss1Il Can ME- @R; DIVERSION RE, =. 1900
BRICK Ill; sIaSi HOME No. ISL; out Mt: We Yer.
non blvd: on beautiful corner lot;
Gift. living rm. with frepl., 3 bed
rms, full baths, rec. rm. with fire.
pl., equipped kit. Shown by appoint
g4is mfnt Sn' M ysrnoo ave- J. Alea MoT9s 9s
oV. 5000. 800 tsn OPEN Q t to . pm. A' ys7 s;;
NEW BUNGALOW-Liv. rm. with
firepl., 2 bedrms., bath, equip. kit,
full bsmt., oil heat, large suburban
lot south Of Alex.. west of Mt, Yer
0n S'f TNkIE iag'o PRoPERTfEs ss5Hs EsIasssf GE
COUNTRY CLUB ACRES, ARL.. VA.
New; bedrooms. 2h tile baths, large
living rm.. dining rm., elec. kitchen,
large porches. rec. room; 1A acres
ALSO has NY ny NEW HOME of 4 large bed
dining rm. and kitchen. tile baths:
garage; 2 porches; low price and
terms. Best section North Arl.
BUILDER AND OWNER. CH. s347.
Evening star., 1949-10-25
DE LUXE CAPE COD

DE LUXE CAPE COD
(Woodmoor)-First time offered: lge.
bedrm. with dble. closets and bath,
1st A.; lge. liv. rm. with nrepl.,
lge. din. rm. with French doors
opening onto a 12x22 liv. porch,
huge modern kit: End a., 2 lge.
bedrms. with huge closets and bath:
full bsmt.; built-in gar. wooded
corner lot: priced under 100000.
COLONIAL ESTATE
This home is ideally situated on .ap-
prox. 34-acre lot. First A.. spacious
1iv. rm. 22x3O with beamed ceiling
and stone fireplace, crescent-shaped
porch with f1agstone deck, ultramod;
ern kit, bedrm. and tile bath: 2no
f., 2 nice-size bedrms. and hath.
sun deck; full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h:;
grounds are well landscaped with
terraced patio and stone firepl.;
priced at S20,750.
BRK. BUNGA.-$13,250
(silver Spring)-Liv. rm:, din. rm,,
comb. with flrepl.. modern kit, .
well-proportioned bedrms. and bath;
conven. to transp.
RIGGS & co.
EN-, 2345. If no answer, To- 1927.
Evening star., 1949-10-25

CENTRAL DOWNTOWN
Three story brick building;
25-foot frontage. wide avenue,
central Northwest location;
hot-water heat with gas FUR
mace; brick garage; rental in
come, $4,000 year; expenses
small; price, $4,000. Phone
Mr.. WolberG, Ia. 1885.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
kns NJ
Evening star., 1949-10-25
$40 MONTHLY

int. prin.. ins. and taxes.
Three bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. tile bath. full bsmt.. gas heat.
irepl Built under VA supervision.
Lge. corner lot. 100xlO0. on hard
blvd at Beltsville. U. s. Agriculture
Plant Research Div. the finest neigh
norhood 20 yrs. to paw. To reach:
Out Wash. -Balt blvd. 3 mi. beyond
Univ. of Md, turn left on Mont
eomery I'd. at Chestnut Hill sign:
/ 200 1T. to house. Open Sat. and
Sur Call GIL. 354l: ewes. 81. 1912.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
SMALL INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
wanted for client with substantial
cash. MIR. WILLIAMS. DU. S127.
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Beautiful Woodside PIX.
One California Cottag

One California Cottage
Left in New Hampshire Estates; note
these features: l. Radiant heat. 2.
100-sq. f.. Of picture window In liy-
ing rm. 8. Finished attic for 3rd
bedrm. or playroom. Price, $4,000;
approx. $1,000 down payment; inn
for veterans and nonveterans. 1IOS
Navahoe DR.. (off University lane
near New Hampshire ave.). CARL
M. FREEMAN, inc. Builders, 101a
18th st. NV, Elk. 4066. rs
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD
UNIVERSITY PARK

Drastic reduction for immediate sale
Colonial brick home located in one
of Maryland's finest residential Sec
tions. Some of its many fine fea-
tures include a spacious liv. rm..
lovely bedrms.. brkfst. nook in kit
and bsmt. partitioned into 3 sepa-
rate rms. Level lot 5Ox150 Priced
at only $17.500. Call AAA REALTY
CO., 81. $500. Ewes, Ia. 3263,-27
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HYATTSVALE--2A APARTMENTS
let ISIS mo. from % snd.iI .H' apt. saa i1i- im-
maculate cond., Q baths, oil heat.
This is wonderful opportunity at
only. $11 1850, with terms to suit
purchaser. Small down payment
acceptable. For further information
WA 1900 Omen Till m -16
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CUsHMAN SCOOTER 1910; auto.
matte trans; perfect cond.: extras;
cost 1896; sell 1886. WI. 30s0.
INDIAN 194s motorcycle; real sport
Job, like new; will sell for almost "A
original price. MITCHELL'S MO-
TORS. 222 2nd st. NV. Cat Cons
stitution ave.D, EX. BIOS. Is
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AURORA HILLS
Modern, attractive 6-rm. brick CO.
lonial with tile bath In full bsmt.
Property in 1st-class cond. Imagine
this; Just $13.95O.
Arlington Realty Co. d.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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TRUE RANCH HOUSE

in refined section of
substantial homes, near all con,
veniences. Constructed Of stone and
brick, the delightful floor. plan in
cludes 4 bedrms., 2k baths, center
hall, spacious liv. rm., ,lge: dining
all-electric GE kitchen. screened
porch and patio. Paneled rec. rm.,
2-car garage. On beautiful corner
wooded site. The price is reason
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO.
lA1n I'll q q NJ OH