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Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
Columbia Falls Birds Will
Appreciate Change

Columbia Falls IS losing us
nests of telephone wires along the
main streets.
Mountain States Power Co.
crews are now installing 100 pair
telephone cable down the center of
the city from the telephone office
to the Hungry Horse News COR
ner. One or two so pair cables
will be run from the telephone
office to Fourth Avenue West and
the highway. Scheduled for the
Kennedy addition is 25 pair
cable.
Power company manager, L. E.
Scott, says the new cables will
cut down weather interference
with telephone service, and will be
more slightly.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
Glacier Park Timber Issue on GriddIe Again

Sale of the 1898 acres of state
owned land in Glacier national
park will be up before Montana s
state land board in Helena again
Wednesday.
At a September IA meeting, the
board agreed to sell the land to
the national park service. With
drawn was the published plan of
the state to sell standing timber
on the $40 acre Nyack track with
in Glacier. This caused con-
siderable criticism by wildlife
groups.
Price for the Nyack section
was set at S36,531.60. This would
go to the capitol building fund,
though most of the land involved
had been set aside before the
parks establishment in 1910 to
support state school funds.
Wednesdays meeting in Helena
is expected to set price on the
remaining acres, most Of them up
the Flathead rivers north fork.
Total timber involved is an es-
timated 64,296,OO0 board feet,
mostly fir, larch, spruce and pine.
A figure of 1853. 900 has been used
to describe value of all land and
timber.
Of Glaciers one million acres,
1898 are state owned and 4,857
owned, a situation that
precedes 1910 when the park was
A
Plan suggested by the state is
that, the federal government pay
for the land within ten years in
equal payments. The park service
has said its funds for land ac-
QUESTION are limited.
Congress has authorized the
park service to buy the land on
a matched payment basis. The
l949 state legislature approved
sale of the land without resort
ing to advertised bids, but baked
at paying half for something the
state already owned.
Park representatives point out
such factors as a 1949 summer
survey which shows Glacier as a
ourist attraction resulting in an
$12,6OO,00O being spent
n Montana by visitors this past |
summer
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
Ask Schools For
RELIGIOUS Hour

Question Of religious instruction
during school hours was presented
to the District school board al
their December meeting Tuesday
evening.
Three local ministers, Father
John Tuohy, Rev. Ralph Werner
and Rev. Andrew Olsen and foui
laymen proposed that an hour a
week of school time be reserved
for religious instruction. This is
the first time that such a proposal
has been suggested to the local
school board.
The board will consider the mat
ter. 1t approved without question
a request that the Hungry Horse,
Martin City and Coram schools be
used for Bible study after p. m.
Another delegation before the
board were West Glacier Lions
club members requesting that the
Apgar to Columbia Falls school
bus include a loop through park
headquarters and down Bolton hill
The board was agreeably inclined
to including such requirement in
the future bus contract if roads
are suitable.
A delegation from the Colum-
bia Falls chamber of commerce
received permission to use the
high school gym for a donkey
basketball game January 2. The
donkeys must wear rubber over
shoes.
The board approved Wednesday
through Saturday attendance at the
state music conference in Butte
by Mrs. Ruth Morris, Mrs. Tom
Wilson and Phil Nelson, school
music teachers.
1t also approved purchase of a
vacuum cleaner for the Hungry
Horse school.
Board members are Otto Fehl-
berg, Coram, chairman; Mrs. Mer-
riam Afseth and James Cumming,
Columbia Falls; Herman Byrd,
Martin City and Henry Hutch
ings, West Glacier. F. P. Fleming
is district clerk and Clarence Lee,
the superintendent.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
Freezing Weather
Boon TO Loqqers

Freezing weather this week was
a boon to logging in the Hungry
Horse reservoir area.
Full scale activity-300 jobs
was in progress by Flathead Tim
Der Products who have a 70,000,-
900 board feet, more than half
completed contract. Also employ
ing a crew is F. K and L Lumber
Co., Martin City, who have a 3d.
100000 logging contract.
Logging on these contracts start
ed last spring with the output now
more than 100000 board feet
100000 ties.
The reservoir area Wednesday
morning had temperature readings
around 10 above, coldest recording
of the fall Tuesday saw IL inches
of light snow at Elk park.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
Bureaus New Ski
Hill Awaits Snow

Six more inches of snow will
see skiing start on the new hill at
Hungry Horse.
The 4o0-foot beginners hill was
dozed last Sunday with Sid Mich
els and Orrin Seilstad donating
their services, along with crew
of volunteers.
Located on the Hungry Horse
project, the new ski hill, is spon-
sored by the Bureaus Recreation
al association. Plan is to install
rope tow by January l.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
FIotheod LuboreYs
Go TO Is Stutes

Hungry Horse dam like Other
major construction projects is the
product of a nations labor. In
dication of this point is the lis
obtained from Carl Rydberg, sec
retary of local 1892, Internationa,
Hod Carriers, Building and Com
mon Laborers, A.F. of L.
1t shows that men from here
are now helping build in 16 diff
erent states and Alaska. They
were laid off here or quit, but
spring again will make this a
workers mecca.
Here is the list of locals where
1892 (Flathead Laborer's union
men) are now affiliated: In Ore
gon at Coos Bay, Medford, Port
land, Roseburg and Salem; in
Washington, Grand Coulee, Kelso,
Seattle. Spokane, Tacoma, and
Walla Walla; California, Fresno,
Long Beach, Marysville, Pomona,
Riverside, Sacramento, San Ra-
fael; Alaska, Anchorage.
Then there's Boise, Idaho; Og-
den, Provo, and Salt Lake City,
Utah; Phoenix, Arizona; Las Vegas
Nevada; Grand Junction Colo
RADIO; Fargo North Dakota, Mimi
eapolis, Minnesota; Johnstown and
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; jack
son Tennessee; Herrin, Illinois;
Binghamtown, New York; Amarillo
and Texas City, Texas.
It's a free labor that also is now
working in Libby, Helena, Great
Falls, Billings and Livingston.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
From Skating Front

Word from the skating front is
"ready to 60" Boots Schoenberg,
town council member, reports the
40 by 100-foot rink in the new
town park over the hill, flooded.
If night temperatures stay in the
20s, skating starts now.
Bad Rock Grange members who
helped clear the park this spring
donated SIS to pay for doing the
rink area. Ben Walton gave dyna-
mite, and Jake Saske blew out
stumps. Another donation was part
of the tractor time by Cliff Sedivy.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
To Hold Job Exams

Applications are being received
until December II for examina-
tions to establish eligibility for "a
position classes in Montana's
Unemployment service. These in
clude jobs as technicians, clerks
and welfare workers. For further
information contact David Lake,
manager of the Columbia Falls
office of the state employment SER
vice, in the town hall
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
Indies Lose Two
Basketball Starts

Independent basketball got off
to fast start in Columbia Falls
high school gym Wednesday night
when the Appleway thumped the
Fall Indies 57-21 and Fishers
Ghosts topped the league All Stars
53-47 in an action packed double
header.
The Falls team started strong
leading 81 at the end of the first
quarter. From then on they
couldn't connect on close-in shots
and the Kalispell team pulled away
22-14 and ALA at quarters.
Sempf was high point getter for
the visitors with 13 points. Jack
Christofferson paced the Falls
squad with eight markers.
In the main attraction the trav-
cling Ghosts treated the large
crowd to some hardwood antics
which had them laughing most
of the time. The All Stars held
the colored team on even terms
the first quarter. From then on
Marland Brucker, 5 foot 4 inch
sharpshooter, took command and
dumped in 1S for the Ghosts.
The payoff gesture came in the
final quarter when Brucker potted
a basket while perched on 6 foot
a inch Sam Sharp's shoulders.
Earlier in the game the little
speedster made kicking try at
his own basket from a punt form
alton.
Art Purdy, Eureka center on the
All Star group, copped scoring
honors for the losers with IL
points. IF
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
Scouts Plan Turkey Shoot

To purchase boxing gloves and
equipment, Coram's boy scout
troop is sponsoring a turkey shoot,
Sunday afternoon, December 18.
It will be held on Torgison is
land in the Flathead river, just
outside the town.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
More Of the Some

Weather forecast for Friday is
clear to partly cloudy with no
particular temperature change.
Observer Ray Hall at the air
port reports Thursday mornings
Is degrees above zero as the cold
est reading of the fall. Wednesday
morning had 10, and then it was
19 October 81, the previous two
coldest days of the fall.
Temperatures Wednesday and
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Hungry Horse news., 1949-12-09
Council to Review
Liquor Licenses;
Schmidt Resigns

Columbia Falls town council
will meet next Tuesday to renew
town beer, liquor and slot machine
licenses in the community. These
are 500 each for beer and hard
liquor and $3.50 for each slot
machine.
At their regular December meet
ing last Monday, the council
earned that town expenditures had
been kept within the budget ex-
cept for the new town hall fund.
Here the fiscal year will see about
$500 more spent than was anti
cipated. The new concrete block
building has been erected without
levying any taxes on a pay-as-
you-go and donated labor basis.
OFFICES TO MOVE
Charlie Justice has completed
plastering the first floor of the new
Moving into new offices
on this floor will be Mrs. Marion
Larkin, town clerk and James
Cumming, city attorney.
Quarters for the state employ
ment office on the second floor
will be enlarged, and shifting Of
fices will enlarge the town meet
ing room.
Read at the Monday meeting was
the resignation of Frank Schmidt |
as an alderman from the Kennedy |
addition. Schmidt, former mayor, !
has been on the council for most !
Of the past 25 years, and was re-
elected a year ago.
A new alderman from the Ken
1edy addition will be appointed by
Mayor O'Connell with approval of
he town council.
Monday evening the council
discussed and favored regular in
;pections of all buildings in line
With underwater recommends
ions.
Read at the meeting were the
names of delinquent water users.
There will be dozen residences
hut off.
TRANSFER VET PROJECT
Transfer of the 32-unit veterans
lousing project was completed at
he meeting. Title revertsSfrom the
ederal government to the town.
n the past the city has remitted
bout 35 per cent of the monthly
entails, totaling S7oo to a80oto the. /
ederal government. /
The 32-unit housing project had
,een shipworkers' residences on
he Pacific coast. They were dis
nantled and sent to Columbia Falls
~ the federal housing agency who
hen had the buildings re-erected.
'irst of the 80 young families
moved in during May, 1916, and
has been occupied almost contin-
ously since that time. The pro-
ect was valued at 100000.
TO LOCATE ROCK PLANT
Monday the council went on
ecord welcoming Rex Mccain,
Iissoula, a Hungry Horse contrac-
Or, who plans to establish a rock
plant near the commun-
y. They agreed that if the city
urchased any crushed rock in the
ext two years, it would be from
TcCann. The price would not ex-
aed $1.25 cubic yard.
Members of the council in ad-
ition to Mayor O'Connell are Jack
ndrew, Fay Loveall, Ernie Mass
an, Boots Schoenberg and Al
nay.
An issue tabled by the council
vo months ago, and considered a
cad topic since that time is trans
rring of the ball park to the
hool district 1t has not been
, for discussion.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
FARMS FOR SALE

PRICE, $4,000: Montgomery Co,
stock farm. 1876 acres 3-bedroom
modern country home, Just recently
painted and remodeled; large cattle
barn, poultry houses, hog houses:
many other buildings; 8 acres OF
woodland, bal. in best state OF cult1-
vation and grazing. A money-maker.
Committing DISTANCE, JOHN BoHo
DOST, Colesville, Md. Call Ashton
la5 ACRES-Bldgs. need some repair;
well water and enough saw timber 10
pay for farm several times; AL TO-
baco land, lays right for pvt, landlng
strip to front door. Near Alien S
Fresh. 40 mi. D. c.; ewes and sun
Kretsinger MI. 0212, with VIM. H.
BOAZE. Phone CO. 1492. Il
10 A, "a mi. on Rt. 4, BIZ MI sc. OF
Waldorf. in the heart OF the best
tobacco growing section 30 a. clear'
33 a. growing grain, other iano IN
heavy grasses. Plenty timber tor
home use. $4,000. Farming EQUIP
msnt g sysilable If desired Box
e54 ACRES; large stone house; 0o 10 10
rooms and 2 baths. over luo years
old, general purpose ierm, !arse
barn and cattle shed, 2-car stone
garage. 7-room tenant mouse
streams thorough farm; You VIII
want to see this farm, located u
very unusual Community. BASd-
MAN l. SEAY. Realtors. PA. 2o2o.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. tcentl

MY WIFE hates to leave this doll
house but I must sell: we have liv.
rm. with firepl., a din. rm. and kit.
with new stove and new reigr" l
bedrm., bath and den on the lst f.;
. lge. bedrms on 2nd A.; full bsmt;
with oil h.-wh., new Timken oil
burner. new auto gas hot-water
heater. front and rear porch. storm
sash and screens for entire house;
Nice lot 50Xl 30. fenced. Call
OWNER OK nlSE "a
Evening star., 1949-03-02
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE

LARGE WOODED HoMEsITE on
a75; OWNER. BOX 4"-A. Star. 81
HOLLYWOOD DIR. Sc; blks, Penns
ave; S@1OO; 5ox1oo. Call IR
LASSaAM SinM Beautiful !ots !
TWO LOTS, 75-ft. frontage In Lam
ham Pk.' Nd" on Defense hwy
RGfhpfHG SIT Ar 79o9 79oTs. semidetached with
Is in Michigan Park NE Mr. Lip
nick, DI. 90s0: CAFRITZ; -
CHEVY CHAsE VlEW Ho,fr fronting rnsdenta GGnn
es, Gs'troosoTu transpoftat,on: terms; MURDocK
DIRECT FROM oWNERs-Acre lots
near Manor G0untTy ayy css sSa5 pest etms
RAMBLER AN Hs SITE in Rockville; 75xase
it., sewer and water; must sell at
once; Sl,75o After 6 pm. call
MI MI NaF5bem R6GnEY EM inc ll25 1904 sAM Mis.
coRSER eTs " LOT sSFo s7n,oo at Bal t. ave;
Western ave. in orchard Dale: exc,
oERBhR tGE 5hR0is1 sEALTY + SCs Co. LEeoM A6 ssoS
$50 DOWN. $50 per month will buy
lot 50x200, Berwyn Heights; e!ec-
tricitv, water and sewer near. AL
WIN EPLING. UN. 0313., 4
BUILDER-92 Semidet: lots, every.
stores, transp.. schools. close in
Va; HARRY DRE1sEN' GIG Bond
two H5es' SMALL MAi LOTS located on Fes-
senden st. at Belt rd.. each 50 It.;
front, 55 TT. deep. Price, 5000
Tdf@ LIPS, CANBY & FULLER, Inc, 1912
18th st. NV. ST. 2400. j
LOTS 50, sis, SQUARE h1es, suit,
able for apartment or duplex units.
Price, $3.50. owner, MR.. BRILL
LOT iOOxaoO FIT, 1 mile East Nc
Lean, Va, going toward .Arlinston
and 8 blks. off Old Dominion dr.;
will accept $500 down pal On On
or OK. 354S Sat, and Sun. and
weekdays after $40.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
1st OFFERING

You have looked at so many houses
and have had difficulty deciding or
which one. Just look at this and
YOU will be completely convinced
convenient close-in location, near
Lyon village, only 5 minutes. to
downtown: living room with fire.
place. large dining room. large
rooms and tiled bath, expansion
attic already foored, full basement
divided into . excellent large rooms;
total price, S13,9b0. liberal terms.
Army officer transferred
Arlington Realty Co.
22o4 wilson blvd. ow. $500. -
Evening star., 1949-03-02
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH

VACANT APT. available In this prac-
tically new 5-family apt; bldg,
2225 M st. ne. toff Bladensburg
rd) Open . to 4 pm. Annual
rent, S3,40O. Excellent invest
ment and home. NE. 171s, GE.
ll0S.
! 30, 900 so. FT.-Massive trees, city
water, hard I'd; 6 mi. in Md; make
offer. lots, 100xl00 White House
Hts. only $3.50. N. E. RYON
rn GF 6146
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Aurora Hills Best Buy

An unusual new stone home, now
building with Normandy tower; with
bedrms. 3 baths. rec rm, den,
garage; with abundant plate glass
picture windows through which you
can view the Wash. area. A home
with individuality and architectural
beauty. presents AZ $50 900. an OPP
port to buy under the market at
least $4,000. j FULLER GROOM
REALTY CO. OK. 44S1; ewes. Gil
Evening star., 1949-03-02
ACREAGE WANTED
Acreage Wanted-Va,

Acreage Wanted-Va.
Cash for "-5 acres in excellent and
and restricted neighborhood on good
road with choice building site for
home and spring or small stream
for pond. Langley or Sleepy Hollow
areas preferred. Will consider other
neighborhoods. If as good and not
more than 8 miles from White
House. CHI, 1854 4
Evening star., 1949-03-02
ARLINGTON FOREST

Bordering on public park; here is !
of the most beaut brick homes in
this popular development, has liv.
rm. with firepl, state size din. rm
equip. kit, side screened porch with
awning; 3 nice-siZed bedrmS. and
tiled bath, storm windows. lavatory
in bsmt: brick garage are features
that only tell part OF the story; you
must see it. Call F E. MALCOLM
Real Estate, OW 3024. FA. 800.
Evening star., 1949-03-02

We offer a number of bungalows in
this lovely residential community;
They contain 2 and BEDROOMS ana
finished attics and Easements, The
prices range from $4,000 to
Sill 400. Down payments are as
small as 81 900 and monthly pay
n1ents are as low as $50 including
taxes and insurance. Call us TO-DAY
for details.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Nealtors. 1900 18th st. NV. -D1.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
CHEVERLY
40 mn Gnnh

This charming bungalow contains liv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., bedrm"
kit, tile bath on / st floor. , twin
size bedrms on End hoor full base
ment with laundry room and lava
tory. oil h.-w. heat, built-in garage
fully Handicapped Priced for quick
sale at $50 Monthly payments
OF S94 includes everything
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors. 1900 18th 81. NV. D1.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
FLORIDA PROPERTY

TWO RESTAURANTS, doing good
business; reasonably priced; near
Orlando. Fla. For information, call
EU. S039 j
Evening star., 1949-03-02
EARNS FOR SALE lcant.l

JUST I OUT OUT! s stEoutS New Farm cats;
money saver, 2,790 bargains. 35
States, coast to coast. STROUT
REALTY, lila, Woodward bldg,
washington. Me. 754S.
FARMS IN VIRGINIA
Near Triangle acres of land -
rm: house newly papered; ds. very coy.
buildings; some woods; wonderful
for garden. $4,000.
Near DumfrieS-4O acres of land,
mostly cleared; very nice little bum
galow; also store building, could be
used for house It's time to think
strawberries, tomatoes and other
good things This is the right place
for a happy young married couple.
Near Fairfax-5-rm. bungalow. 16
acres, some woods; necessary out
Small store building on No. l hwy,
16x15, about "a acre land good for
frozen custard hot dog stand, etc.
Growing community. $4,000.
of land for pasture. garden; very
nice building sites. Board fence on
road, barbed wire, completely fenced
in On Lorton rd.
Near Pohick Church-m acres OF
land, mostly woods, suitable for low
cost houses 1000 it.. on No. l
hwy. Very good for business or
tourist court $4,000.
Apartment building near TrianGle-"-
unit cinder block, unfurnished'
rented. S75 each; acre of land one
apt unfinished. $4,000.
Frame building, s rms; > aDtS., l
rented at so; owner living in other
apt, $4,000. Both are modern.
Will sell either or both
CHESTER COGSWELL
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Modern As TnnnrrnW

Modern As Tomorrow
You will agree this is your dream
home; lge, liv. rm., fireplace, family
size dining room, ultramodern
equipped kit, full tile bath. " twin
size bedrms.,- huge expandable
second floor. full bSmt., gas heat.
lgc. lot; $4,000, ~ loan. Call
today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-03-02

DESIRE TO RENT OR BUY fiat or
small home, pref. Ocean City. Nd.
or nearby resorts. Call DU. 45ol.
Evening star., 1949-03-02

private sales our special
automobile let US finance it for the
purchases. NOLAN FINANCE CO.,
l1O2 New York ave. NV Republic
1910
Evening star., 1949-03-02
AT WHOLESALE

AT WHOLESALE
'4s Int. K-5, . SD.
AS DODGE 1-ton; low mi.
a Ford "-ton. c.o.e.
AZ Federal sleeper
AZ GMC 34-ton stake.
AS Ford 94-ton stake.
'46 Dodge l-ton stake, DUAL,
Al Dodge ia-ton, C. C Army. exc.
Al Diamond T furn. van.
Al GMC Aft. furn. van.
Ford amphibian Jeep.
GMC mach. shop.
We buy and sell Army trucks.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
1900 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va. CH. 1000.
Other truck bargains and Army
truck parts and serVice AZ our
Alexandria plant. 1901 Oronoco St.
Alexandria, Va. OV. 1900.
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Evening star., 1949-03-02
WAREHOUSES WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

1 TO 10 ACRES, Georgia ave. ex-
tended. on hard surface road; $3.50
eE 81 ie!si i@fo; e7es' Ts5mi GE. Gs 4a55. OWNER M
FAIRFAX-5 and 10 acre tracts, u
mile from courthouse, $500 an acre
and up; terms. FA. s442.
FAIRFAx-l2 acre and better, $3.50
up: terms. FA. S442
22 ACRES with mod. 3-bedrm. home
and sun porch; full bsmt., city
water, excel. land under cultiva-
tion; q miles from D. C. line,
Hlllandale. Md. Price, $4,000.
OWNER. SH. 626S. -6
NEARLY 20 ACRES on the outskirts
of Alexandria and suitable for high
density development; front on ="
macadam roads with total 'front.'
age OF over 1000 feet; the necessary
utilities are in the neighborhood and
a large housing project is under way
on the adjoining tract Priced So =
500. MASON HIRST, Annandale
Va. at the end of Columbia pike
Phone FA T441 CLOSED SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1949-03-02
BRICK BUNGALOW

Saskatchewan needs immediate
sale of this very conveniently To-
Gated 5-rm. preWar built brick home.
Living rm., Kitchen, > bedrmS., bath,
stairway to doored attic. full bsmt
oil heat. Furniture included with
cash equity.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. Gil. ?1S4, OK.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
ARLINGTON VA

New stone and brick Colonial. Located
in a convenient new subdivision of
fine homes Six spacious well-ap-
pointed rooms, 2ia tile baths, finest
material throughout Excellent
value. Terms. Call DI. lo15, till
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
BETHESDA
OFFICES WANTED

Furnished office in suite, ground
floor sl01 Wis. ave, $50 month.
wv So61 -6
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Z h 81. NV. y
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS

23OF Wilson blvd. OW. N3ON. =
FAR AWAY PLACES
Strange sounding names, like Hunt
ington Terrace, offer you much
more living pleasure and living
comfort with added economies than
cl0se-in sections; complete new
shopping center. schools and trans
portation convenient to this brick
and bath, plus full basement; lot
fenced with white picket fence, as
sumo 40 CT loan with low down
payment and low monthly payments;
total price, SlO,950.
Arlington Realty Co.
92Ot Wilson blvd. OW. 1900 A
Evening star., 1949-03-02
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Yrrn. brk, lEe. liv. rm., fireplace, din;
rm., lgs. EQUIP. kit. bedrm.. full
bath and shower; End n. / master
full tile bath, ample closets in all
rms. Ice. storage space, outside
entrance to a full dry bsmt;, oil
h.-w.h., copper piping throughout
6Oxl5O corner lot; priced very low
ct sls,5oO. Terms. Call MR.: MARK
Tv III 4135: ewes, HI. 931H
Evening star., 1949-03-02
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
SUMMER HOMES

IIz AC.. with 100 IT. direct front:
age, on So. River within 25 mi. OF
D. C. M. C. GIBSON, DU. 4271. a
Evening star., 1949-03-02
ALTO TRICKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL 1916 K-7 tractor
low @ mileage. DI, 20IC. -;,
1oDGE 1871 t2) 24-ton panel trnG ks.
pOnDGE 1916 1a-ton Eft, STAKE;
10000 orig. miles; red and hlacs m
TRUCK CENTER, TR, 233, y
I"-FT. T.-BY-0O-IN. PLATFORM' Steel
cross sills, installed, S127. 9-tt; by
S4-in stake body, like new. Sl65.
S. j. MEEKS SON 6@2 G st. NV.
too Condition. ready for immediate
service; low mileage; driven by
owner; heater and removable panels;
3O-day owner-rated guarantee; =
095 cash or terms. LOGAN 5
tFordl, I'LL 18th st. NV, DE 49,;
DODGE lla-ton stake: Just pasSed
D. c. inspection; sos. DI. 3245'
Evening star., 1949-03-02
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5th and Eye NV. Member Federal
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