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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-19
BRIEFS OF TEN YEARS AGO . .

Deaths - Charles Mercer, 48,
Sarahsville; c. A. Williams, "a,
Macksburg; Irene Robish, 18.
Florence addition; J. E. Young,
IS, GAINESVILLE; William Miller.
Winston Salem, N. c.; Mrs. Will
liam N. Miller, Sugar Creek,
Mich; Howard M. Pryor, SO,
Cambridge; Mrs. Elizabeth Howe,
East Liverpool; Mrs. John S. Ull-
man, %, Columbus; James P.
Walsh, Springfield, ILL.,; Mrs.
Belle Smith, 70.
Births - A daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Clark, of Macks-
burg; a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid Hackley, Cleveland; a daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Geshel,
Cleveland.
Ellen Yoho, of Pleasant City
route, in the Sarahsville COM
munity, ranked second on the
Guernsey county scholarship
team when they took the tests at
Athens. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Yoho.
Samuel L. Glover, uncle of l..
w. Glover, prominent Caldwell
businessman, becomes the 21st
member of Noble county's fam
lily of aged residents and on Sep
tember %. 1889, will celebrate
his 92nd birthday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-19
Questions and Answers

SucStlUuS dilu auS"CIS
Q. I now have $4,000 National
Service Life Insurance in force.
] did have another $4,000 NSLI
policy which / had converted to
a permanent plan but later SUR
rendered it for cash. May l ap-
ply for new $4,000 NSLI policy
to bring the total amount up to
$4,000 which | understand is the
maximum coverage obtainable?
A. No. NSLI surrender for cash
may not be replaced. BY surren-
dering your $4,000 NSLI policy
you gave UP your entitlement to
that amount of National Service
Life Insurance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-19

the Capitol grounds shortly be-
fore dark on their way home.
Some of them visited the stores
and ascended to the top of the
A. l. u. Tower. l hope they en-
joyed their visit and will come
back.
Wednesdays afternoon session
was another stormy one. The
first bill, which reinstates police
men who have been physically
disabled or who have resigned
from their office or position,
passed 1860.
The real issue of the afternoon
was Am. S. B. No. l42. Several
amendments were offered and
four were accepted by the House.
The debate was furious and ac-
cusations were hurled back and
forth. Charges of broken prom
ises were made by the minority
leadership against the majority
leadership. The bill finally pass
ed. This makes Ohio's unem-
ployment law the most liberal of
all the states, possibly too liber-
al. Some of the provisions are:
Cd One week waiting period;
(2) $1,000 minimum benefits per
week, plus $3.50 per dependent,
for as many as two dependents;
60 Maximum benefits of $500
per week plus $3.50 for two de-
pendents; az Maximum bene-
fits (26 weeks times $25.00) plus
dependents allowances; (5)
Base period IA weeks, minimum
earnings $4,000; (6) Benefit
limitation. 26 weeks, but limited
to two-thirds of base period
earnings.
The danger of this bill lies in
the fact that improved provisions
will make unemployment almost
as remunerative as working. The
added cost will be charged to the
employers according to the
amount of unemployment of per-
sons who have worked for them.
Thursday, the House passed
two bills decreasing the hours of
work by policemen from 4S
hours to A hours week and
firemen from u to SO hours. Va
cations with pay were increased
from two weeks to three weeks.
This will increase the cost of
these departments in some cities
from one-fourth to one-half a
million dollars. The three weeks
vacation is a departure from Gus
tom and will result in requests
for similar vacations from all
public and private employees,
with resultant increased pay
rolls. This appears to be bad leg
islation, when the cities are cry
ing for more revenue from the
state to operate under present
conditions.
A resolution to adjourn June
20 was passed by the House. 1t
must be passed by the Senate.
Wednesday afternoon, the SEN
ate was the scene of real revo-
luton. Senators Bernard and
Jackson of Mahoning county led
group of Democrats and Re-
publicans that defied the senate
leadership and voted out three
controversial bills: Am. S. B. No.
43 by a vote of % to 10, changes
the distribution Of tax on intan-
gibles; Am. S. B.. No. 247- by a
vote of 27 to 3, returns Is per-
cent of sales tax to local govern
ments (these are to give relief
to the cities); S. B. No. 49 pro-
vides for a cost of living raise of
$500 per month to teaching and
non-teaching personnel, the vote
was "a to 6.
Many members predict that
some type of new tax legislation
must be passed to provide rev.
enue for the above bills. This is
contrary to the governors prom
Use of mo new taxes.
The senate's F. E. P. G. bill
will be up for passage Tuesday
afternoon.
shall spend some time at the
Noble county courthouse this
..x~el. ~.-Ln.A.. CnA,,rLn.r Va, na.,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-19

J. K: Cutler, of Summerfield,
has assumed his duties as sub
division manager of the Noble
county division of the aid for the
aged, and Mrs. nellie Headley,
of Caldwell, her new duties as
investigator in the set-up.
Supt. William Forshey, of the
Batesville high school, has been
officially notified that five of his
students placed in the scholar
ship tests given at Athens on
Saturday, May 6.
L. A. Wheatley was rehired as
superintendent of the Summer
field schools Friday evening at
a meeting of the board of educa-
ton.
Mrs. Lucien Young and son,
Lucien. Jr., and Miss Enid Okey
will sail from New York City, on
June II on the Carinthia, for a
cruise of the Virgin Islands, the
West Indies, and the northern
coast of South America.
Mrs. Paul McVay, daughter,
Linda Sue, and Mrs. M. c. Johns
returned to their home in Cald-
we'll this Thursday after spend
ing the past month in Philadel-
phia, Pa. They were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Love.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-19

shall spend some time at the
Noble county courthouse this
week, perhaps Saturday. You can
call me at Summertield, phone
81 L. ... -
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-05-19

Last Wednesday, the Senate
passed an educational version OF
the Fair Employment Practice
bill. That bill is now in the
House, and we will have to act
on it or a conference committee
will be appointed to work out q
compromise bill.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28
SOviets TOCIOse Three COnsulates In Iran

LAKE SUCCESS, (P)-Inform- ed sources reported Friday the Soviet government has decided tentatively to close its three con- sulates in neighboring Iran, which has been under frequent verbal at tack at Moscow. There still is a chance the situation will be ironed out without closing of the consul ates, it was said.
 The three Russian consulates in Iran are at Tabriz Meshed, and AhWaz. The Russians are said to have asked the Iranians to close their consulate in Baku, Russia.
 Strict censorship at Tehran has prevented any transm 5 o n abroad of the facts. The version reported here is that there has been on break in diplomatic rela- tions and that the two countries are retaining their embassies in Moscow and Tehran, respectively.
 Ir an ians accredited to the United Nations disclaimed any knowledge of events.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28
Allies Get Slice Of Germany

PARIS, tP) - The French for eign office announced Saturday that 12 square miles will be sliced off of Germany and switched to France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
 In all, 31 localities having 13,500 persons are involved in the border realignment. The change is being made on a provisional basis.
 Permanence of the change will depend on an eventual peace treaty with Germany. The allies signed peace treaties with Bull garia, Romania, Yugoslavia, Italy and Finland in l946. The east and west have failed to agree on terms for Germany, Austria and Japan.
 Germans reacted bitterly. The state cabinet of North Rhine Westphalia said the decision vio- lated the Atlantic Charter and in- ternatiOnal law.
 No force can tear apart the union" between Germans in the affected border areas and the other German people, the cabinet said in Frankfurt. The action brought forth some of the most violent German denunciationS of the western allies since the war. Germans in the sections being switched to French, Belgian, Dutch or LuXembOugr control have been offered the opportunity of moving their families and belongings to points which will remain inside Germany.
 The French conmunique said:
 "The German frontier problem will be taken up again and de- cided definitely and decided in it's entirety when final peace is con- cluded.
 'The territories subject to ad- justment will be placed under the Territorial jurisdiction of the neighboring countries of Ger many. These adjustments can be confirmed or modified by the terms of the final German peace treaty.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28
RICHARD WEBS AND JACK WHALEYS TRANSFERRED

Mrs. Richard Webb and family left for Fairbanks yesterday to make their home as MT. Richard Webb is now operations manager for Wien Airlines, stationed in Fairbanks.
 Mrs. Webb, who has been ir charge of the Nome office ot Wiens will be missed here as she is we'll liked for her efficiency and fine cooperative spirit. She will not be employed by Wien's ip Fairbanks.
 Jack Whaley is now traffic manager for Wien's in Fairbanks and his family will be leaving soon to make their home in Fair banks.
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald Modrow who have been in both the Nome and Kotzebue offices of Wien's will take over the management oi the local office.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28

rive at o'clock in the morning 10 rehearse their parts.
 Aarnout'S team defeated Ed wards team in baseball by a score of 51 to 15. The students are going to have a badminton league.
 March 21st was the day of the vernal equinox. The sun was crossing the equator so there was equal day and night over the world. The vernal equinox can be located by an imaginary line pass ing from the North Star through Beta Cassiopeias. It is at a point 90 degrees along this line from the North Star. Procession of the equi- noxes of 50H seconds annually westward has resulted in 60 de- gree change since the time of Hip parchus 2,200 BIC.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28
SCHOOL NOTES
THIRD GRADE

Martha Walluk is a new stu dent in our room. Martha is from Shishmaref.
 In language class we are learn ing to write letters. We are cor responding with children in the States.
 The Robins reading group acted out the story "The Princess Who Never Laughed" for the Bluejays reading group.
 HIGH SCHOOL
 On March 22, 1847, the Ameri- cans bombarded Vera Cruz. Trou- ble had arisen between United States and Mexico over the bound ary line. The people of Texas claimed all of the land down to the Rio Grande. The Mexicans held that the Neuces River was the boundary. President Polk ac- cepted the claims of the people in Texas. General Zachary Taylor was sent down to defend the soil of the United States. War broke out resulting in a victory for the United States. We took possession of land from which came the States of California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Colo rado and Wyoming.
 The English I class has com pleted the study of Julius Caesar written by William Shakespeare. Sections of Anthony's speech were memorized.
 In economics, the students are studying about our money system. Trigonometry students are solv- ing practical problems. Lucy Okpealuk has been absent from school because of illness but she is recovering and will be back soon.
 Ralph Bingham had the expert ence of being adrift on an ice pack last Sunday when the ice unex pectedly moved out.
 Word from Marilyn Dowd states that several girl friends and her self hiked five or six miles from her school to her home. They were quite fatigued upon completing the hike.
 Students in the play Boys About Bobbette" are working on the first and second acts. Many a.,
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28
Orah D. Clark. we'll known Alas

Orah D. Clark. well known Alas kan school teacher who was here with the OPA and who was seri- ouSly injured in Juneau a few weeks ago is reported slowly i'm proving in St. Anne's hospital.
 Miss Clark enjoys receiving cards and letters from her many friends throughout the Territory and has requested that those wish ing to send flowers to please make contributions to the Alaska Grip pied Children'S Association in stead
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28
Cpl. James Boyd is the new DO,

champion having defeated Art Paulos, former champion and run ner-up in this contest.
 o. D. Davis was also defeated by Cpl. Boyd in the first round.
 It was reported the entire match was exciting with crowd enjoy ing the tournament.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-28

The thick skinned, mas iv e rhincerous is a vegetarian in diet and nocturnal in habits.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
ACREAGE FOR SALE

10 ACRE BUILDING SITES, hard.
Clarksbure., Mont. Co. Md: elec.
transp. schools, stores. churches,
etc $1,000 EACH site; s;,s easy ts terms; asv s
speHMohr PsyTs65 oWhEK; xeREs, ST ssds SSSs Se Foe
spring and summer building. these
natchless 1-5 acre wooded and
cleared tracts (between Manor Club
n ssfasss value and and os are ss
s1d slfe your san X aasesse
REAL ESTATE PL: 11o5; 19'
NEaR EARS sH5RLsY bRLs!1ts w1mlo9XSRSSS5S sao
Columbia pike. Alex. 6sos 1ciossd
M. fsnesHs oakroN, VA. on h..s:.pT{.ssss
rd.~o,Gently sloping, wooded knoll!
s ss E P:f ssn;i s1 Eesaf q sSs
WOODED TRAcT Of about o. ssrss
n Fart Tairfax G0VWHss va is;s esesF sssn
mil and small cottage; egoo1 Price, oSeS
ii f. ACRES, beautifully loo. for .
rambler or seodd ss d,iI Bldg sites front ,,,s
fuf stream; Is mi. b. c. PENTA-
CON REALTY CO., Fairfax 39e.
rWo ACRES, stream. beautiful dog.
wood maple and elm trees Io milss
PER, Mclean, Va, Elmwood 505.
$50 ACRES unimproved land IN
Prince Georges County, Md: 'front.'
ing on Southern ave. at Chesapeake
St; reasonably priced. Box 72,K.
,PPRox. J ACRES. whole or part;
3 mi from D. c. line in P. g. Co.;
ideal for subdivision. Spruce 032S-Js
evenings. LIZ
, ACRES, beautifully surrounded. 3h
mi. west Of Camp Washington, in
Fairfax Co, good roads, electricity
and telephone avail. OW. 7423s
Evening star., 1949-02-19
SUBURBAN sALE-vlR6INIA

SUBURBAN SALE-vlR6IkIA
JUDSON REAMY & SON
Offers these excellent home values in
choice North Arlington residential
LYON VILLAGE
Open Sunday 2 to s pm, l541 No.
Edgewood st. Convenience of loca-
ton plus the desirability of an ex-
cellent neighborhood makes this z
room home an exceptional value on
today's market. There ID q step-up
living room with fireplace, inclosed
sun porch, dining room and equipped
kitchen on the 1st floor; 8 nice bed
rooms, all with ample closet space
and full bath on 2nd floor; there is
Bendix washer and recreation room;
there Is an exceptionally nice large
lot with beautiful shrubbery and de-
tached garage. To inspect: Drive
st.. turn right to 1541 Edgewood
and our open sign.
ASHTON HEIGHTS
Open Sunday 2 to s Pm. az No;
after residential section (nesr Buck
insnam insn,,nn Aptsi. We ofisr for your N; /;
SpeCIlOn tulS Groom centeT.ndI
brick home. featuring living room
with. fireplace, 2 large inclosed
porches, iamily-sized dining room,
custom kitchen; the End
floor has nice bedrooms and full
Stairway to astfe tull b.semeRs VICE
maids room and " bath; oil h.-w.h
The lot is S3x130 with many shade
trees and 2-car detached garage.
WESTOVER SECTION
Open Saturday and Sunday 2 to 3
pm, 1898 No. Lexington st. 6.rm.
brick Colonial on large corner lot;
only l block to schools, shopping
and transportation. This home Is In
immaculate condition and immediate
possession may be had. With mod
crate cash payment purchaser may
assume 4% 1st trust payable S6S
. month. To reach: Drive out Lee
hwy. to No. Lexington st., turn left
to 1888 No. Lexington st.; or drive
out No. Washington blvd. to No.
Mckinley rd., turn right to No. 18th
ana right to No. Lexington and our
open sign. Exclusive.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
1l22 No. Irving st.. Arl.. Va. cH.
0SO0 --2O
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TALMAGE WILCHER
la33sso Wilson p, blvd, Arlington. oL

OPEN SAT, SUN. / TO6
Arl.. immaculate prewaI sustom. built
on h-eere. nicely Handicapped lot;
space for vegetable, flower gafden.
Charming 6.rm., colorfully decorated
tapestry. brk. home. Bedrm. and
throughout: Wv. nm. 26. It. With
frepl.; full bsmt., attached Gar.,
oil h.-v.h., recessed radiation. nttr.
det. hobby shop; splendid neighbor-
hood; pleasant view: atmosphere Of
quietness and freedom. yet verz con-
left, 1st right to eS2i 23rd st. \.
Exclusive with
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 N. Giebe rd., GL,. 6777, OK.
0141; eyes,. OV. 0069. CH. 3e04.
Evening star., 1949-02-19

sNV6S1 mGNb FNOp. TUX SAke
9-UNIT CORNER APT. BLDG. south
east section, sale or exchange for
larger bldg. OIL. 644e or Ma. 2o75.
2-FAMILY ROW BRICK, 142 Fse.
redecorated; vacant; all new plumb
ing. Reduced for quick sale. To
11ss inspect phone MIR. DAVID, EN-.
s:sTTeoRY OFFICE BLDG. in 2Se GOOD
mss sro,. lqsatien 2snssIs RWSAGE RWEiSsfd
AGNEWo, INC, 1880 K St. NV,
IL ec1S. GuEsrHousE, eonven- mry
iently located: more than 100 rms,
full furn., completely equip. kit. and
more more shsn ssoooe: potential poas la'0me m.
come much greater: substantial cash
$500 with Z. NJ. FRY NC. wi vi.
NEAR H11s' 9th AND PA. AVE. SEA-
msnt; low pr.cs and 1ery easy nxsss terms.
mont ave. ma. 1862. Wi. sis4.
rAKoMA PARK. m.-s-unit red
brick apt: house, l year old: excel
sss.s lsas f4Ss dtns9Ss Ga: FSr
Rssltor 1927 deorsia ave. 81.
WIDOWS SwdSS "a ArTENT1oN-1de.l fgsSi Prop
erty for living and income; brick
Colonial house on 18th st. NV. Con:
.verted TO apts. and rooms, new oil
space. Financed. Only SIS, 900 cash
needed. No brokers. Box 3s1-x, Star.
SITES, Chevy Chase, 5. c.
q blocks OF Conn. ave.) at Bath
and FeSsendsn SITS. NV; only g.
MxSssAcHHsEzRSTs' sSssi III zSFs' AVE. NV NsG lot.
section, near wis. ave; suitable
for residence. group Of town houses,
school or church: reas. priced for
SSa1 SSuieka assi sslsi ssd3acent s1sr lot also avail
laaaE az IN 1Sp s'as WOODED. for nice
homes, IN o. nr. Silver Spring;
s sbSso; .IVssn.lE sHss;; dE kS 1925. .a,v.rd:is 2s
Level all improvements. lot bOx150
block ssf.hs from sns bus. .s: Sioefs Ss'ss rom
m s'HSGiL %aLxiNa he 5isTrANcE SHsrAi Of Govern. za
ment departments. near Conn: ave; ;;
l3 apts., Is modern tile baths, IL
Htchenettes; ! bachelor apt: pre-
.sG Sy Tsass pas:a 1oo sSo ss.ssS5
about $4,000 cash REQUIRED: easy
terms on balance. Call Mr., Tarver
e; $500. with Z. NJ. FRY, NC ~
NEAR Mi o7tS isth AND PARK RD.@4s R2o
sDts sD ,n:on: svee ess53 s50ooo: sna %odsan Sasl
up-to-date building; convenient te
bus and streetcarS; excellent re.
turn, low expenses uess than 25S
a.o4sis 6 aaismsa ssoo Eys: E. r eaa, RxvEg4TE Egh3n
rEsENfr rEssfaEsSE 9bS bSnfNd Pm II hA NV; o7es &
cellent condition.. white tenants: loy
rent schedule; price, S42,50O. Phon
ssi5; ss VI n; tgsHs g. sStl lsgS S'
Two-UNIT NEW BRICK, completed!
furnished; income. S240 mo-, 81 ,50(
zH fssa N Z asasz s7Rsi.' Re r. aaz4 Ez sSSs Ss}
Sa4 RALEIGH ST. Sc, Cong. HIS
Brick. semidet., 4 ono bedroom spts.
OIL h:-w.h.; yearly income. 1852
s:n1s' s:4ns ss e. Y'is1si sxsDERs ERas.' M 1885,
M. THE cAffToL on Nd. ave. ne.
S-story and bsmt. brick. arranged
and rented as 6 units. The price
and financing make this . very
attractive buy and the terms are
essy' as asoa. B!; ss17' W. L. Mo9RE' @96
ATTENTION-We have
Aunt apartments, Northeast and
Congress Heights. showing excel
lent returns. For further informa-
ton, call SENATE REALTY CO.,
Elk. 1870. 20s
4 STORES In Arlington. va.-Income,
5000: BIRoN BROS. GE 5O72.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
SUBURBAN sAIE-VIRGINIA
OPEN / no DARK

Rambler at Oak Haven; Falls Church
Radiant heat and no stairs to climb
Beauty-Noble trees, large lot
HeaIth-Wide picture windows, let.
ting in oceans of sunlight.
Happinetss-A 3-bedroom rambler
with a wonderful modern kitchen
including garbage disposal
home your friends Wi adm,rs ana
CONFERENCE.-The of Fairfax dr..
which will be the new blvd. to Wash.
ington. Only l left unsold. To in.
spect> Drive out Lee hwy. or No
WASHINGTON blvd. to Falls Church q,
Fairfax dr., crossing right on Fair.
fax dr.. to Meridian ave. or Great
Falls ST. right to Oak Haven and
follow our signs to open house.
LARCHMONT CORP.
Evening star., 1949-02-19
LOTS FOR SALE

FOREST GLEN PIX, on wilton ave.
near Glen sect. of Walter Reed
Hosp; 9Ox114 it.; fine location for
home builder In exclu. community;
LANHAM PARK-Beautiful lots. T.
p HALEY, UN 7649 or HY. O107.
SYCAMORE ACRES-Delightful build
ing sites Of one acre or more. You
have a choice of wooded land or
Club estate. Price. $685. per acre.
Make your selection. before the
spring rush. Convenient payment
plan. MURDOCH REAL estate.
oWNEk LEAVING must sell q lots,
82l Hume ave, near Pentagon Bldg;
terms possible. Write Box 3so-v,
Star, IA
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Ultra1nodern Rambler

New. 6 rms, 21a baths, 8 bedrms.
Certified GE kitchen with dis
washer. de luxe elec. stove. s-cu.-ft
refgr.. garbage disposal. plastic floors
L-shaped living and dining rm. with
picture windows and mirrored frepl,
Sc select t,a. oak floors, ! M front and rear
ings; Venetian blinds throughout.
recreation rm. finished in marine
mahogany. with fluorescefit lights
and half BATH. lRe. lot. This 10 .
100000 home for $4,000. planned
beauty and durability; cash Geauired,
$4,000 down. terms ARRANGED. See
IT Sunday from l pm. till dark at
2431 N. Nottingham st., Arlington
Directions: Gross Key Bridge, out Lee
ham, right to house
TAT MAHT WITT rIYTD
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RAMBLER. S12450
Hardness for Sale

May I tell you about this charming
brick rambler? On "a acre fertile
lot, excellent view In all directions;
less than 3 blks, from school. shop
bedrooms. full tile bath, very large
living dining room, fireplace. pic
ture window. Kitchen that will make
any woman happy. breakfast nook,
full basement for use as rec. room,
car port. copper plumbing, metal
Venetian, blinds, aluminium screens,
painted walls over hard surface
plaster, etc. Priced for immediate
sale. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd.. oW. 9090.
Evening star., 1949-02-19

INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
PRIVATE PARTY wants Q, or, 4
unit brick apt, one vacant: give
complete details, location. number,
sise Of fooms,d; ma prase; Roa sssnV ssM ssar, G
Nv 2Os
WE HAVE TWO CLIENTS with sub
stantial cash for mod NV. apis. j.
GINBERG, RE. 1850. 20
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HILLWOOD AVE.
FAIJG CHIIPTH
LANGLEY RAMBLER
LEE HEIGHTS

Open Sunday Q till 6-The unusual
interior decor. of this large brick
Colonial bellies It's conservative ex-
terror YoY Will Ike The ths Wiiiams W. ans
living room and dining room. the
rear screened porch snd patio;
There is. " bath on 1st floor and
large well-eQuipped kitchen on End
door are 3 bedrooms. 2 very large;
tiled bath and stairs to attic. Base
ment has "a bath. outside entrance
and 10 light and dry. on h;-w;h:;D
garage, well-landscaped level lot.
Excellent financing. Price. S22,750.
North on Glebe I'd. or Old Dominion
DR.. to 23rd st. and right to 1927
and open sign. For appt, call
Elizabeth W. Rosen, with WILLIAM
2; PAEEAMoRE. CHI. 1885, eyes eyes
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LEE BLVD. RAMBLERS

Preliminary showing, 1 to dark, Sat
and Sun. At last, the modern 2
bedroom rambler at a modest. price
you can afford to pay. You'll be de-
lighted with these modern homes
arranged for convenience Of the
home keeper, with picture windows.
large liv. rm. with 0 real firepl,.
heat, auto. hot water and no stairs
TO climb Price. only S12.250. To
inspect: Drive or take bus out Lee
blvd. to Garfield St, left " block
to our sign. ASK-US REALTY CO.,
GIL. 1852, OK, 1883 30
Evening star., 1949-02-19
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA
VIEW BRICK COLONIAL

NEW BRICK COLONIAL
4 bedrms., 21a. baths. built-in ga
rage; features bedrm. and full bath
on LIST H.. liv. rm. with frepl.
Formica tops. exhaust fan. ETC.; 2nd
a., master size bedrms., 1sx11
and 1912 and 4th bedrm.. 12x11.
tile bath, full bsmt., Law, rec. rm.
space, gas &C. heat. outside ent.;
l blk. to bus, 8 blks: to shopping
center and school. Price only S23,-
500. Open 12 to 6 Saturday and
Sunday. Directions: Out Lee hwy.
to nottingham st, right to 25th
rd.. left l blk. to 6045 N. 25th I'd.
ARLEDGE BROS.
oW; 444s. 1898 Wilson blvd. OK.