davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Modern HeckIer Is Worse
BY FRANCIS G. sTANk

Baseball benefit by the Durocher Boysen after ALL
Commissioner Chandler cracks hard cbovners
who their parks laxy that abusive loud ouhed nusance
permitted throughout the stands launch filthy
Evening star., 1949-05-05

speaking OF the hecker the modern big differ
The a individual good
sport I'll further Washington arer
less obnoxious heckers than city in the county"
Not cubowner with straight
face in Brooklyn be brutal and the
helers foul mouhed and abusive And unless method of
crbng the overrabd fan invented there will be incidents
In the future.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
The Human Moepie Is Another Pest

squabbes players going for
Good natured Ruth the mighty Babe
hecke the stands The offender fed losing
Ruth caught the he retrieved the shoe and hurled
1t after the rightful owner.
The McGraw course, plenty
scies with spectators McGaw was sitting duck for racas
anyway easily Like Duroche
fan beating charges
The rowdier portion of the American public when
better yet crashes the gate to ball game feels
abuse athletes but also to steal
thing in sight close kin to the hecker the human magpe
thinks that he get his hands bit of property such
players cap glove The
inspires those who vault barriers ch ball still rolling
the field OF play.
Three the natured guys the business-Benny
Bengough Enos Slaughter and Ernie Lombada sufhed with
magpes Bengough Slaughter successfully defended
big lombard fattened fan trying to steal his catching m
Mrs. kewsom's Boy Wosnt Silly
little trouble, personally during
his When managed the old New York Hganders
recalls however awful riding what
was claque hired possibly National This
around 1900 when the leagues fighting
"One said to boss How about getting strong
armed guys to 20 up in the stands and squea
squealed admitting they hired But
the players never tangled with them"
Once a Gosln hard that Manager Bucky
Gon and suggested that he dress and into
unsupectng FAM Gosln did the heer
quickly apologzed confronted by "A hecker
Griffith. They'll back down time almost
One who didn't back down was "Mr Brown" formerly of
Washington until the big pitcher waved
his fist his tormenor and invited him behind the stands En-
route Newsom received valuable niece of information The M
Brown" Matte Brown nationally ranked heavyweight fist
fighter who'd just lasted 10 rounds against Joe Louis The vendetta
was cancelled Mrs Newsom didn't raise any foolish
sehueht's Manager Called the Sheriff
AL Schacht tells of the time he pitching for Rochester in
1917 Manager Mickey Dooan called him to relieve and protect
lead the ninth inning of double header Schacht
got the first two men out then walked batter and lost by pitch
ing home-run ball., M a+s -.
On way beachere razzed schacht who
reorted with vocabulary that would have done justice to old
captains parrot minutes later Schacht tapped by
sheriff under arrest for using profane language
Manager Doolan protested that he might need Schacht the
nghcap and the sheriff pongy agreed to postpone the pinch
Again Rochester had lead in the ninth and again
schacht relieved put base and threw homern ball
Doolan yelling for the sheriff to take before
the ball out of sight" Schacht recalls
seriously the fan has all the best of it, Boysen certainly
Durocher barrel because of Leo past record But that's
only single incident Chandler serious he'll force club
their and thereby clean the air.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Games Tomerrew
Wash. at st. Louis tn)
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Wash, at st. Louis, $3.50
New York at CHICAGO.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Baseball Standings and Schedules
AMERICAN
r..uItx yssfsrAay

wash. 9, Chicago. 7.
Detroit. B; Boston, J.:
Cleveland, 4; Phila., 3.
New York, 10; st. L., B.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

o.. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston tnl
lriea2c al Brooklyn In
I1ttshufEh st Phla. tnl.
Evening star., 1949-01-14
New World Almanac Gives
Facts on Berlin AirIif

Such new subjects as the Berlin
Airlift, the Japanese war crimes
trials and President Truman's his
toric victory at the polls are in
the 1949 edition of the World AL
manac and Book of Facts.
The 912-page edition, published
by The New York World Telegram,
soon is to appear on newsstands
here.
The 64th annual publication takes
up the cold war, the Marshall Plan,
the Olympic Games and calls the
trial of the Japanese war lords the
longest trial in modern history.
It's annual labor review analyzes
the role played by organized labor
in electing the Democratic ticket
and Mr.. Truman and suggests the
influence labor will exert on the
program of the 81st Congress.
Two sections are devoted to de-
Evening star., 1949-01-14
Health Department Probes
Oil Seepaqe Into Anacosiia

Oil seeping into the Anacostia
River, to the annoyance of some
500 owners of small boats, was
being investigated today by
Health Department authorities.
The boat owners complained yes
terday to Assistant Corporation
Counsel Clark King that the oil
apparently flows into the river over
q seawall near the foot of Thir-
teenth street Sc. Harbor Precinct
police said that three companies,
the Washington Gas Light Co., the
L. P. Steuart Co. and the Petrol
Corp, all have pipe lines leading
to storage tanks in the vicinity.
The seepage, police said, could
be a fire hazard and poisonous to
fish, in addition to fouling the
bottoms of the boats. All three
companies have denied response
bility for the oil, the police said.
The presence of some OF the
oil was explained at the hearing. |
when a barge captain, Charles A.
Simpson, 80. Of 1873 Twelfth street
NE. forfeited 500 for letting oil
escape onto the river while unload
ing at the Thirteenth street dock.
Evening star., 1949-01-14

ANY veteran may reduce or ex-
pand the amount of national service
Life insurance he is carrying.
The former is easier than the
latter.
If YOU now have $4,000, either
term or converted NSLI, and you
want to reduce that to $1,000 all
YOU have to do is notify your VA
branch office.
But to expand your coverage you
must take a physical exam. YOU
can get the form at any VA once
and they'll make an appointment
for YOU for taking the exam. Or, II
YOU want, you can have your own
doctor give you the checkup at
your own expense.
Then YOU send the application
for more insurance to your branch
Office and wait results.
From E. F. F., Mayfeld. KY: Il
was drawing the self-employment,
readjustment allowance when I got
sick. If I stay sick for the Whole
month can still draw the $lOO,
or does the fact that I am not
producing make me ineligible 1or
that month";"
You can draw it-or rather you
can draw the difference between
your monthly profit and $100. This
is true only if you were on the
readjustment allowance rolls at the
time you got sick.
From c. L. w., Village Mills, Tex:
"My son served four years IN the
Army and now is in school under
the CT bill. He is not disabled.
His father, who was not a veteran
of any war, died last year and am
having bad trouble making ends
meet. Can I draw a pension from
the Government on account OF my
sons war service?"
No, not a chance. However. ne
Is entitled to extra subsistence al
lowance if you are his dependent.
Probably he is getting it., But therf
is absolutely no way you can draw
a pension.
This answers a request from Ber-
nard Gardner, a former underwater
boy. He's started a club in Akron,
Ohio, for an "ex-submarine person.
mel" Now he wants to start one
In Pittsburgh.
He said in his letter, "Please get
this into your column, and tell any
body who Is interested to write me
at 2413 Fourth street, Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio" Okay.
Evening star., 1949-01-14
| 1923 Blind Aided in Viroiniu

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. IA (P.-
The Virginia Commission for the
Blind yesterday reported 1923 blind
persons received aid totaling $34, ,438
during December, an average grant
of SIG. .O3 to each.
Evening star., 1949-01-14
Droftees' and Veterans Guide
-Ey Moi. Themes M. Nial-

From A. p. H., Washington: "Is
there no way I can draw subsist-
ence allowance for a correspondence
course I am taking?"
No way.
From T. G., Spokane, Wash: II
received an other-than-honorable
discharge from the Navy. Can I do
anything about having it switched
to a straight honorable discharge?"
You can try. Write the Secretary
of the Nays Discharge Review
Board. Navy Department, Washing
ton rs, D. c. Tell them you want
to appeal your type of discharge,
under section 301 of the CT bill.
Then start gathering evidence to
show why you should have been
honorably discharged. It's a pretty
long process. but sooner or later
you will get hearing before the
board. The only exception to this
occurs for any veteran who got a
dishonorable discharge as a result
of general court martial. That
veteran cannot appeal under Sec
ton SOL.
Evening star., 1949-01-14

You may ,Orite to Maj. Mai,
In care OF The Star, concerning
your o1Dn serDice connected
problem. Inclose a selt-ud.
dressed, stamped enpelope.)
(From Associated Press Newsfeatures.)
Evening star., 1949-01-14

scliptive and historical information
on all Of the States and foreign
countries, including the new state
of Israel,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12

Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McFadden
and daughter, Nancy, of Cleve-
land, spent the weekend with the
formers mother, Mrs. Leila Nc
Fadden.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Grower, of
Delaware, spent Sunday evening
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. l.. Donohue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fryman
and children, spent Tuesday eve
ming with the formers aunt, Mrs.
Jesie Copeland.
Mrs. Ethel Daniels and Mr., Car
roll, of Columbus, were guests
of Mrs. l.. M Copeland on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w Cook were
guests of the formers brother,
Nelson Cook and family, of La
Rue, on Labor Day, and all spent
the afternoon at Indian Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, l.. Hostetter, of
DeGraff, called on Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Carter, one evening the
past week.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12
. West Leesburg


Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. DeGood and
sons, Donnie and Edwin, were
Sunday evening supper guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Schneider and family in Rich
wood.
Mrs. Lester Schertzer is quite
poorly at this writing She is in
a hospital for observation and
possible operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Spain, of
Marysville, were guests Labor
Day at the home of Mr., and Mrs
Robert Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tatman at
tended the State Fair one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clevenger
were business visitors in Urbana
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spain and
son, Hickey, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleo Allen and son, Jerry, were
callers Friday evening at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. DeGood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cramer, of
Redwood, were callers Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Clevenger.
Carol Wynn visited at the
home of Donnie DeGood Sunday
! afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Allen spent
Sunday evening with Mr. ano
Mrs. Tommy DeGood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12
. Magnetic
Springs
BY MRS. JESSIE COPELAND

Richard Cook returned to his
classes at o. N. u, where he is
taking Pharmacy, on Tuesday.
Clifford Herd and family, of
Akron, spent last weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Ehtella Herd and
other relatives.
Mr.. Morley Baker who is
stationed with the Air Corp in
Massachusetts is spending a short
time with his mother, Mrs, Het-
tie Hughes and his son, Jack Bak-
er
Malcolm Scheiderer and George
Freeman are also spending their
furloughs with their parents here.
Murl Chapman and family,
moved to Marion this week.
Miss Nancy Cook returned to
her home in LaRue Sunday after
spending the week with her uncle,
L. w. Cook and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Wright, of
Gahanna, spent last weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Loralee
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12
0 mead OF mixed taking neI
HAY AND GRAIN
TRACTOR OUTFIT

rmall FLA tractor ruber with demountabe rims ano
is the last model of the FLA made; with tractor corr
one International 7-ft. tractor mower.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYSvHIF

Olive Owens and cousins, Tommy,
of Mansfield, and her uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Baker, of Wooster,
Mr.. Clarence Sheline, of Un-
ionville Center, called on'Mr. and
Mrs. Cletus McCloud, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Master Jimmy German and
brother, Tommy, of Columbus,
visited several days last week at
the German home here.
Don't forget Sabbath School al
10 a. M, preceded by Church SER
vices at $50 a. m.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12

and son, of Columbus, were Sun
day evening guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Prince
and family, of billiards, were
Monday guests.
Mr.. Albert Smith, who has
spent the summer at his home
here, left Monday to resume his
teaching at Elyria.
Miss Marjorie Baker spent an
ENJOYABLE vacation with her
brother and sister-in-law, of near
Columbus, and her aunt, Mrs
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12
day and Sunday.

day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pullins
and family, of near Watkins,
were Sunday guests of the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Pullins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin, of Pontiac,
Mich, were guests of relatives
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Peters jr.i
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12
. Irwin

BY MRS. MILTON PETERS
Mrs. Zee Kaiser, of Ada, was a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lucy
Gorton and cousin, Helen, Satur-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12
PUBLIC SAL

As the undersigned his giving possession
October complete closing sale at the farm
miles northeast of Mary
Vile IL miles of Delaware mile northeast OF Magnetic
Springs III mile of State Route 81
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-12
PUBLIC SALE

As leaving the will sell all house he
on West Center Street in West Mansfield Ohio
Evening star., 1949-05-07
SUBURBAN sAaf-vtRGIAiA

SF3se-s sssss aEe SRA srszs
eszsa$es. = sssI soee ;e-I1ss
cCG-s-y. sSSTrA- - niles ? c.
&C Esac rrsS
IS stsa. "a r-Sess .ra=s szrsssps
a1 spSfN8 a.AEgs saseee ~ 81
EeWkre Fsaaxsz cz.sls. nssr ftsE.
- tAe s-s eo<s.s., - .s.es
aeay CsEg:ksEss sasctrzrs1y aa6 .
very socSe ~ szGa sissataSe ess--
tpoGtzE h<&t4ss <eErs-y ssSs, Ar-
Srez ! sV-N sreEtA
g. See. FRA aaS eatA sEAsss, eea1~
.ktRlsy as2scsess szFs. Seat
- 556 -.-~. lAs-s.sa .r..a. ss.a.
tstEi wee rssf Es-rerE- ws4ktSs
SAsa1scs az scseeA
S2sssa suE r@ses soF ssa s4.Aess
farm rssr Me-rsBvasBs Va A-rE
eoesaEe. Keoc aasz- sGEssrIs sox'
venss ss+eA-~ aertex 80 serss
ss-aeFt ssats ~1tA sAe celezsa
'iv1ns rn strrt Hrsrl aStn la{st
IN eelIsEs. sarra.y With ares master
hedrn AlSs hss sFspz s34 ~ , g.,
beautiful eid eAx trees aHe az tyHes
o. thgHsss-y. excellent eAgE vita
3 ttstn &c. heskes- al1 ssezss srTzHS
hcGss beard tssss AreuEe rs!i e
n'its.f "a i1ssssss n;ss ss"'e' lS HAi'''
PENTAGOS REALTY co.
WasPFAE EaS
Evening star., 1949-05-07

6 UNITS, N.W-s36,o0o
Det brick In Brishtwoed, OF aeAt
strictly modern. SAM RosFY
STORES & OFFICES, SIS 900
In desirable silver eprins Income
$500 per ". with roay prospects
tol .hs future, 100000 cash. sam
Evening star., 1949-05-07

8bQN&S F1N
srs u. .s. sI,,s.,, e. 'sa' r ,.s,s a. -. 8. .
..ae II no s.totR Pr ~. I !. Nd.
sas.s!. So t.ss sss' oesfs ca
rs.ssr:es s..!s :; .,.s :''s:: gs..s. {. =. =: ysa
m 4sfk.s SEiEss 90 i.
ssss ~ s.rsAs.s No .s.g~sss
Es.n,-5sssss,s,sss. ssss,ss...oss.l. 60 fs,.l ssa sts
g.. IL e. lsss q ssi. =.
ssis wss. syx-,sss, tsr .s' WI
80 ss . stAo' BE- s ]
sss,sst ca aAs slsn q
sss srosss sz wsssssms s..-
5a.s ] ssesi tas ass Fssss eess%
lsss ~. .ls1. KAss ExkIST CO.
! sses sssss 90 wa4 as.
Lars aesas ssssss afss4 q
sssst -. - ssssssas.. 80 IT.
wrsrMosr ssnvvTsa sswsix.
Eass@bsa esFs s6& usse@ 81 81
ts sasss. sksssg hsss ssfeks
ss1e sen saaas @ ss@ss
Cos sf0&A Tse sa3 EseHssr
ssss 1Eoseeaa ass.--ksss sssa
tsrnss ~ ss.ss. on s7ts sl1ss
resstE asa ssp { sss. n-
- scsssssass - SER sssss
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Open Sat. and Sun, 2 TO
T.Y0N VILLAGE

SkSh 0ats 2l10 504A.S q w
LYON VILLAGE
Only 10 Of the outstandfns features:
ana bath On ist b.: ts5 excel, con-
slate roof: t3l close-in. desirable.
trsnsp. q eloek), sheppins. public
and pafochiai schools: Isl fenced
playground with tennis courts across
street; l61% det. brick gar. with slate
outlook; 81 rec. rm. az RI. long with
nrepl. maids rrn. and lavatory with
IN ise. noored attic; tioi Total price,
$ei.o00. "a 500 cash win handle
Directions: From Rosslyn, out Lee
hwy. iNo. cid e. No; lath y
] hicck 20 cpen sien. Exclusive with
Fred ]. George, Realtor
airs No. oiebs I'd. OIL. e7s7. OK.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
loTS EoA sALk

fsc,1 ss..s .,y roeSsD ss9.s. .s oT r.t sp'ss:,'
an usiitiss. agpras ssss: 81 600
sffsviahsl fsih sEsi sfzaa. II Il 81 sssi s.lu H.s.n .
Slin. ssasias 'oss ngm WI. = Hssss y :
g.ss ! d. rissssai ssss' sYos
LSSKsri4 sooHxEa LOT ,sr sal. ~
Meedr.ess; sass ezii7. Gan
Il ssonTSs pTos r rssss a a al.ss 10 sTsn '1 ss
~sssr n iaEss sn6 d miiss 70 snsts
sana heaehss. siens beth tAe rats1-
e. !. sissr =. 80 20 nsssp psAsf s sss s1sss r.
$40 $40 ssseis 3: os. s7si sfssr D ..
LOVELY cIxAn IrvEI LOT, iSis
leo, y nj, from An1ress rsse ess
strens ises. feressssiss. kd- VI
sa.vT. vRo~racE. .ep1se ists 10
cpnn. 0sszens, NJ. WnsateEs vkfy
fsssonssis: us1 ssssassas. IN 5iA
iaKoMA sAax--iooxi4s n Tglss
..ss; ns M Hs.ss. III. 'saA Cal a .s'f'
WOODED LOT. Al gfalsssss s0x 20.
lee. IL ". Afs w esnss. GA* @sSa.
-&
AccorrSx mriomTs. siess y sassss.
serDrs, kasi3sss 8saBttfgi htEAseR hetA
rev svatlahses ssHsx wco1ae. enFns
caear. sozne villa sfYe&<as I Msss wet
az Anaasdxss 90 Maafs @86, FAeff1x
cegafs. frsess s1sn Y ZIG.
rreExrty Easty. Pa % G&xk
yOk pkafiso. 16@- D. usses r6s
rR1ssssssi nxssurs, sp@--osss
issss o snd ssrsei ssrisese. u.
IzHt Ksfa3H ssfxs "a nssesins
bosf kx1ii hig1zy ssstricsee ress1sE.
Gnlv. e. NJ Prs<as rsnss tn
$8fss 10 0.s9a: s<rna Bu1GA
NxAI1Y CO. 70. b7sss sssse 70
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Sl75O DOWN

6-room brick Colonial, ls.aers lot,
With modern fireplace, iuii i,siisd
dining room, completely equipped
kitchen; and a.. 3 good bedrooms and
tile bath; house is 1 VI. old, spetisss
condition. Full price. S13.
State Realty Co., Inc.
439 o. Wash. St. Falls ch, PA,
l74a: Ewes. and Sun. "a. eafe. s
81, 500 DOWN. SIS PER MO.
living room. nice bath. basement;
A-acre ground. Near buses, shop
ping and church, See this for con-
venient and economical living.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
llss. g.; Asaph st. Alex" Va: II
Evening star., 1949-05-07
WILL ACCEPT

An unincurbered lmaiieT property
part payment on the purchase Of
home. s 1isl IN asSirley Woods. ariins..
tons finest restricted subdtyisicn'
Golf and Country. Club. II has.
3 garages, hrepiaces, dream kit
with all modern convenienees. large
liv. rr1., fine .reer. .rm., radiant heat,
other up-to-date features and spec
ial sh-srsde constructor. II a
about ready for occupancy and can q
be seen daily or ey appt II will
Be open, evenings this week until
9 o'clock and is Just across the
s about ramblssss sna .s1 ether 6no home
ready N 4 months.
L. s. HURLEY
27QQ N. Brsndywine o.. -Ari. 0L.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
LOTS poe RaAT
LoIx MAAITp
sToRB tos eIaT

III on sss eoNaasttAI w
tfses far sestaans ts' % sss sssAs
Ga "a tag7 g7ts..-.....,.~.s..-........
Evening star., 1949-05-07
,usuRsAk SAlg-vlRclhlA
SMALL ESTATE
SAVE $4,000

Lss. fst q, bedrm.. WITH PVT. BATH
4 s-rm. brick Colonial 2i b. thi
snS ssrss. spiess' e s5ss g :ss.es sss se
nn.peins; iss If trqsi sis2eo .ssa' a.
fn' .t.h I'd hTspi.s. asa e. ID .d, is. iH. .er
porch, fufl. sise din. rm., equipped
kit s-cu. 1T. refer.. sas range, sar-
bsge disposal. exhaust fan, .plenty
cabinets; End a., master bedFm
i3x1sA With twin elosets; other
has outside entrance. sss s.-s. heat:
52le No osorfs Msson Or: Open 9
tiIl O. MAC LtNDeEY. IS no, olebs
I'd. CH. 5000: eyes.. PA. oo13. IS
Evening star., 1949-05-07

Mr.. LANGLEY, $13,950
Situated In Walter Heights subdiyi-
sion on . paved street: . most iiy-
tic; nv. rm.. with Arepl., spacious
din. rrn.. modern weii:equlpped kit.,
bsnt., furnace heat, gar. Beautifuily
iandseapea lot With trees. Fesscss.
k%1s n f:li: sl csarehO ST iOis a.diea, sa csh.
tsnSa. Bidsa at esyen Corners, "A.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
N. ARLINGTON

When you buy this home, you get
your entertainment too. 2-story
MaRcr: center hall, living rrn, with
fireplace, dining rfn. and kitchen;
mum storm and screens, sash; besu-
tiful yard with large shade trees
and doll house, teleytsion set In
GEORGE r. REEVES
Eealtor, IA. 272o. $3.50 Lee hwy,
Falls Church ~
Evening star., 1949-05-07
MARfhousrs poe stkr

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
ONE FLooR APfaox. s,o66 se II
eexntesn CAL MI rtsehss with
pREYruss HRoe. NA, osss. ewes
Adams tee< IS
5000 aseo 50 TT, To nav nreryop.
eutldins. = sidins st rear, n
ceiAnst. eall6ins ieestse en- heats
between washinstoH sne Alsxan-
81. siao: isO .s:n.uss Ssl nsaeS ov s. :a e.,s s
SEw sIDGs,. frcm 5000 se Il to
tories In tront lses trent and rear
overhead eceEs, ft-n etilsnss fer
any type ef manufacturing or ccHs.
Fnsreiai use ever an acre Of PARK
inG snAse 10 frenf loe on River re
apd D a. o n n, hsthssdR, Mo
Phone vi. ssos OF vi soea. --S
Evening star., 1949-05-07
Mr.. MCLEAN

From any window Of this 7-rm, Co
Sasi nsms ssTs. os s:sHl. sa SO fa.a as ,os
rosnss ssn:Hsso sso farmer on s.sss sis rs.
home bias columns in front. true
center-hail type, featurins double
chicken house; with some decors ting
ta1s Pris. es9 sas se nsds rs. pi saow x. placs
u. IRWIN, Fails Church MEDICAL
Center Bldg. at Seven Corners, FA.
0093 or Elmwood 64S. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1949-05-07

Jgsf oyIk "a. AillhsiSs Y,IFfss
itsm si ooo vp Tsfms $40 asvn.
Evening star., 1949-05-07
FAMILY COMFORT
3-BEDROOM BRICK
NEAR FALLS CHURCH

zelussvs asaissra Pa $3.50. --s
Evening star., 1949-05-07
EASTMAN & SHAY

- ~ Ffs .ists
tcvelV Hillbrook Estates
z, ,-a tsts -srs eres nss 81 R4Egsfss
eeas rHwF a. Aasas Eks ts ~
ava -ar as spseHa &@ts sAf+sss
EApgg Es e. y@4f essR3&te ~
ssats E@Ns tlsH s9 tuf tkst tsss&A
,g4 Erozg se- Ea 'ssst s@fa stsss u
- S G.ttS 4skr4t fF@EtAEs IS $40
e rs.oFs tHy s@ef ESA a
TVS 60 IatFh thRps kEtssS h@wss -
Ca "a ~ ~ hsFgt ts hSs~ sss.
EASTMAN e. SEAY
Evening star., 1949-05-07
California Brk. Rambler

Js-sere lot. cony. 70 everything; 8
twin-sized bedrms,. full tiled bath.
living rrn. approx. lix24. fireplace,
extra-larse modern eeuipptd Kitchen.
port; new and vacant; finest con-
struetion throushout.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hHY At llehs I'd OX 1000
Evening star., 1949-05-07
CORDIALLY
BEAUTIFUL LOIS

&R sssFN tas1 tN#sa ianss sEgs a
h&f taSg taI@&R SH@Aa as ss9s
4SstaS sA&A sNs3a EFERg
tAGs @s . tssw SEE q zetss 4Ffs
- AgSE - nagS - = rF4a&sas
NARtt E5rg&F8s5fs 5sAsNs NaNs 80
So ame ssA ssasss@t $50 Tstsse#s
tgsaN avnSAss isft u WakA5a&B Bas ~
NAS ~ l&r ~ &RGRs yAfNs afs
0Ms es tDAAsf NSss ve eaaes ws
csc tAsss ssf Tee ss~s tsgss eg-Ss,
CO. - SIS t@F . sheset ss5sgasaz
n 80 sea shfss &sAe ssSts A.
FSaas 20 zsk - 2 SAse.sus Fe8sE As
Aa sa r@sss 1ssAEn - ZEE
s,AsSlt sssfaSfss Sas slseNs - : te
gFssS = ass sRSFse5s 5sr SIS SsA
tHEt tetasg tsAsfsS tAasEsyss NAs
sssE ars resss - ssESs v7Ss cas- -
EsHEss fEssha eas fsf sA AZ
Evening star., 1949-05-07
GUNSTON MANOR
LANGLEY
RAMBLER. $4,000

charm, large Twins dining room
combination, 9 bedrrnS., garase, IA
Evening star., 1949-05-07
NEW RAMBLER

NEW RAMBLER
5 rooms and bath, nodernistic fre-
place. picture window, full base
ns.. Iasnt' ~ ~, aIs 9tst gniltin n,. ga "a
to b. C.; price $4,000.
2 ACRES
s. room and bath BUNGALOW expan-
sss sasn ettlii on sesasm se:s'si Te,e q min min:
uteE 10 D Price, $I4, $50.
HOME AND BUSINESS
'isSsiS on sisnv.s ;so.s s fss fse1sfGa apt
'so.R r. .s'?t sss9s;sss's-s Jis::i. s::s'
Phone Pa, 0i23.