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Laurel outlook., 1949-03-23
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
rs YEARS AGO TODAY
Quoted and paraphrased items
of news from the 25 years ago
Laurel Outlook.
March 10. 1924

March 10, 1924
H. o. Gunter, Jr., is the name
of a new son, weight 10 pounds,
who arrived March Is to make
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
o. Gunter, residing on north
Fifth street.
Mrs. J.. F. Mcdonald entertain
ed Friday at her home the Laur-
mont bridge club. In addition to
the members, her guests were
Mrs. Dean A. Wright and Mrs.
Roscoe Broughton. Mrs. Wright
was awarded the honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Heinz en-
tertained at dinner Sunday we
ming at their home. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. White
man and Mrs. Whiteman's moth
err, Mrs. Turritian; Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Sherrow and Mrs. Sher-
rows mother, Mrs. Ogle, and DR..
and Mrs. d. H. McCauley.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Clausy
HOOK, on March Is, a boy, weight
seven pounds.
Frank Haney, employed with
the Northern Pacific in the train
service, accompanied by his son,
Darrell, returned Tuesday from
trip of four weeks, having Wis
tied relatives and friends at
Creston, Iowa, Kansas City,
in Nebraska, Texas and
at Los Angeles, Cal.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
at the home of Mrs.
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. E. Nicholas, residing on Elm
avenue, Thursday, March IS, an
eight-pound boy.
o
Mrs. John Gary and two chill
1ren left Sunday for Clark, S.
D., to join MI. Gary who pre-
them several weeks ago
md where they will make their
lome for the present. Miss EN-
ly Gary, Thomas Gary and Ar
HE Richardson went with Mrs.
iary and children as far as
where Mrs. Gary en-
rained for South Dakota.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. o. P.
Tuesday, March Is, a
oy.
Earl Lamb from Helena spent /
here visiting his parents,
1r. and Mrs. B. F. Lamb.
Mrs. Christine Dix, Mrs. Della
ecker, Mrs. J.. H. Mosser and
Walter Dix of Silesia, were in
llllngS MONDAY.
%
Fred G. Tyrrell arrived in the
ty Sunday evening from Helena
nd has accepted a position in
lie composing room of the Lau-
i Outlook.
Thos. E. Laugherty sold his
,staurant, the Little Gem, last
eek to parties from Sheridan,
'yo. He will leave this week
Spokane, where he will be
nployed.
R. C. Brown and family, who
I'VE been living on Elm avenue
East Laurel, have moved to
Neeff property on east Fifth
Laurel outlook., 1949-03-23
x~A'% ME: .x~ Westinghouse
O. N. Void Co.
Laurels Own Store Since 1909
Ali Club Idea

Learning by DOING is the basis
of the All club program, which is
now being followed by nearly two
million young Americans.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29
Cub Scouts Hove
Xnus PortY

/. Cub Scouts of pack 81, to-
gether with their parents and
friends, enjoyed a Christmas
party last Thursday night in
the grade school gymnasium.
Theme of the month, ~"the other
fellow" was appropriate for
demonstrating the Cubs good
will.
Each Cub repaired a toy or
bought a new one for children
in less fortunate families of the
community. The meeting was
devoted to decorating the tree
with him made decorations and
singing Christmas carols.
Awards were given to Z. Billy
Ross, wolf; and Jack Wiech-
man, lion. Bobby Hardt::. and
Tony Arredondo received their
graduation certificates from the
Cub pack. Parents of the two
boys were on hand to receive
the awards; from CubrnaSter
Rev. N. C. Johnshoy and they
in turn presented them to their
sons. .-.,
" The meeting concluded with
the exchange of gifts DISTRIBUTE
ed by the den chiefs.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29
Letter Describes
R.ussells' Tour g.:
Of South America

A Christmas card and letter
from Mrs. Bessie Russell and
daughter, Marian who are on
a tour of South American
countries, was received last
week, telling of many places of
interest which the women
have visited.
The letter, dated December
IT at Cuzco, Peru, reads as fol-
lows, in part:
"Our trip is coming along as
per schedule and during the
five months since leaving Har-
din we have been in Mexico,
Central America, Panama, and
four South American countries.
1--WE have Just returned from
LaPaz, Bolivia, crossing Lake
Titicaca a couple of times.
Here the special attraction Is
the ruins of the city of Machu-
piochu, the old Inca stronghold,
high in the Andes mountains,
over very narrow and spectac-
ular road.
I'm Mexico we saw the VOL
cano Paracutin, and in Yucca
tan the old Magyar ruins. The
Central American capitals of
Guatemala, Ell Salvador, Hon
duras, Nicaragua and Costa
RIGA BROUGHT many different
phases of life and of course the
Panama Canal Zone held much
of interest.
South America thus far has
taken us to. Colombia and Ba-
zota high in the Andes: to Qui-
to and the equator. then to
Ambato and nearby Indian
towns so badly destroyed in
the August earthquake; then to
lovely Lima on the coast of
Peru, where Christmas will be
spent.
December 26 we leave Lima
for Chile, where we will remain
for some time. We enjov travel
bv air verv much, especially in
this mountainous country.
eve trust that the weather
in Hardin has been good. Clip
pings from your paner reach
us from time to time so we
keep track of the changes and
the news"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29

of their son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Martin during
the Christmas week end.
Mrs. James Oates and daugh-
ter, Alice, of Houston, Tex, are
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Martin. Mrs. Oates is a
sister of Mrs. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Brien,
Jr., and family of Thermopolis,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard o.
rien and Jimmy were Christmas
guests at the James O'Brien
home ~~
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Hurley and
son spent Christmas at the John
Luther home at Sarpy.
Mrs. Clarence Keller spent
10 days at Sidney, Mont, with
her sister, Mrs. Hanson, who is
i'll.
John F Macleod of Great
Falls spent Christmas at his
home in Hardin.
Mrs. R. J. Underdahl who
underwent an operation in
Rochester, Mimi, is reported
getting along much better. She
may be home in several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ketter-
ling and children returned
Tuesday from Elgin, N. D.,
where they had been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Ketter-
ling's mother, Mrs. o. Enzming-
er. Mr.. Ketterling's brother,
Jake, was the driver on the
trip.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29

family, at. Worden.
Dinner guests on Christmas
day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Luther were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Haerr of Bozemarl,
Mrs. Lucy Haerr, Mr.. and Mrs.
John VanderSloot and daughter
of Absarokee, and George and
Thomas Luther of Sarpy.
Mr. and Mrs. M. r. Calder
wood of Billings were week end
guests at the j. J.. Ping home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Small of
Crow Agency joined the group
for Christmas dinner.
Patsy Brennan, who is en-
ployed at st. Vincent's hospi-
tai in Billings, visited Tuesday
evening at the home of her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lee and Mr..
and Mrs. John Fisher were
Christmas guests of Rev. and
Mrs. A. Clair King.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Crilly of
Hardin spent Saturday and
Christmas day in Billings as
guests at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Olson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nc
DoWen of Hardin and son,
Glen, of Portland, Ore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jens Kalberg and Frank
Elder were Christmas dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Brown.
Noah Goodell and son, Glen,
left Friday by auto for Aimes,
Ia. to spend the holiday season
with, friends and relatives.
Mr.; and Mrs. w. A. Martin Of
Billings and Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Henk of Glendive were guests
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29
rHdin Tibune-Herad. Thursday December %. 1887

er, st. Xavier; Joan Boeckel,
Hardin; Dec. 26, Mrs. Ed Hag-
er, GarryoWen; Dec. 81, Leroy
Link, Hardin; Dec. %, Viola
June Wedel, Hardin. A
= DISMISSED Dec. %, Mrs.
Julius InSkeep; Dec. %, Henry
Weedman, Mrs. Doreen Iron,
Mrs. lola Caplette;; Dec. "a,
Chester Anderson, Charlie
Fletcher, Mrs. Lloyd Jorgensen;
Dec. IS, Mrs. Denton Phillips
and baby girl; Dec. %, Joan
Boeckel, Leroy Link, Viola
June Wedel.
BIRTHS-Dec. %, Mrs. Julius
Zimmerman, boy, 8 lbs. / OF; Mrs.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29

aged to be built at Lewistown.
he firm viii prepare plans ac-
cording to specifications for the
nome and will present them to
the board at a later date.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29
CARD OF THANKS

L I wish to express my thanks
and appreciation for the many
cards, flowers, and other gifts
sent me during my stay in the
st. Vincents hospital. Especial
ly do / want to. thank my
Christmas, tree friends for all
their gifts and cards sent me
at this Christmas time.
Earl Scoop" Schoer.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29
HOSPITAL NOTES

ADMITTED -. Dec. %. Mrs.
Julius sInskeep, Hardin; Henry
Weedman, Billings; Mrs. Denton
Phillips, Hardin. Dec. %, Mrs.
Doreen Iron, st. Xavier; Mrs.
lola Caplette, st. Xavier; Ches-
ter Anderson, Montgomery,
Ala; Charlie Fletcher, San An
tonic, Tex; Mrs. Lloyd Jorgen-
sen. Dec. "a, Mrs. Richard Kehl--
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29

Denton Phillips, girl, z lbs. II
o.; Dec. 26, Mrs. Richard
Keller, boy, 5 lbs. 8 o.; Dec.
u, Mrs. Robert Loftice, boy, z
lbs. 8 OF. \ H.. - Z,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-12-29
10 DRAW PLANS

The state board of examiners
have approved the employment
of the ]. q. Ling Co. Of Butte az
architects for the home for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

xLS y IAIC u0ys 1SSOANAAA6
to Comdr. Pennington, when
some midshipman isn't In the
hall for treatment--a char
ley-horse, q scratch, a pulled
muscle, something.
But" he grinned. we're
sometimes pretty busy with
the coaches, who forget they
aren't IS young as their
charges and get right out
there and show the young
bucks how TO do It."
Although Nays coaches
generally are thought to run
their own teams. they them
selves consider Misery Halls
medical ofncer the "top ref
cree" HIS Is the power to
allow an athlete hack In sport
.-or TO keep him between
cool white sheets. And the
time It takes In healing Is
what puts gray hairs on the
coaches heads and causes
them to pray for . green
thumb" on the docs hands.
OF all sports. Comdr. PEN
ington says. football keeps
Misery Hall the busiest, and
crew rates the most baby
ing. When the coxswain and
his mates paddle i8 miles in
one days workout. hands
might web get blistered or
calloused. The trainers make
special gloves for them and
carefully tape their hands.
Behind the athletes and
their ability to take what ap-
pear 10 be bone shattering
blows In tough contests Is the
work Of the trainers.
or Nays two trainers, Au-
gustus X. tDoc) Snyder Is
senior In both age and years
Of service 10 the academy.
Assigned to the Misery Hall
star In 1911. he Is still going
strong. although he was ire
tired" in 1898, at the age
Of 60.
The other trainer is Bill
Fallon, who came to the
academy in the fall of l947
from st. Mary's School, Cali
fornia. He has served with
three American Olympic
teams. at Antwerp in 1920.
Los Angeles In 1882 and Ber-
lin In fs3e.
Although one would guess
that Misery Hall was dubbed
that Tor obvious. reasons, no.
body seems 70 know Just
when. Chances are that the
name came about because
methods " caring for sprains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
BY oRETHA sWARTZ
ANNAPOLIS, Md.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd.
TN MISERY HALL Of the
L Naval Academy one day
recently. Midshipman John
Barrow was having his ankle
tapped. II was q simple sprain.
but before the job was done
yards OF adhesive made his
leg look Ike q cocoon.
So much tape was used, in
fact. that when John (who Is
brigade commander and cap
tain Of the basket bali team)
wondered out loud Just how
much Was used during the
year, another midshipman,
Wayne Smith. captain Of the
wrestling team, said 1t would
MI q cornbin back In Iowa.
And then 1t. Comdr. Rob-
ert Pennington IN. c. U. 8. N,
came up with this answer.
n ,o,,e.. ,,crtn -yvnv l. vuo,,ld
.+r.+.h $780, - wo.h,rrto,,
a,,,, h..r,n
I1,s caIc,,,o, lion wo. h.sa4
IN recnrds .hou,,no that. move
man I'M ca.ea of ta,e each
conta,n,rv 81 rn,l. of : Yards
each r,ere ,,.ed vearlv N one
main width - saw nothinr
a other ,.idth.
Corner pennington Is med
,cal ofacer for Misery HalI
witch care. for the athletes
a IA Denartment 81 Phvsical
Trainine. Miserv /. three
rooms n Macdonoueh Hall.
more famiIlarlv known rs the
evm r., work is twofold -
ease the middies, miseries and
Ia ret them hack on the f,eld
Whv q much tame Is rsed
Is beca,,se the han Also cares
for n,ite ! numher Of the
BRIGADE a. 4 al, midshipmen.
! .,,.-..i ..,..,,., .,,.,,,,.. -. a.
Evening star., 1949-06-29
COUNTRY CLUB COW.
DOMINION HILLS

Three -bedrm. home in nice neteh-
borhood; l2x2O-ft. living rm. with
fireplace and built-in bookshelves::
full bsmt.. large well-landscaped
lot with abundance of shrubbery;
Priced at S15.5O0. Can be handed
with $500 down and assume -.
CT loan Of S11.20 payable S13: 40
per month. including taxes and in
surance. Special equipment includes
GE farm model deep freeze.
MILTON G. SMITH REALTY
1uilsn,, Rlud nM -onn
Evening star., 1949-06-29
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Evening star., 1949-06-29
BEAUTIFUL HOMES1TES
ACREAGE FOR SALE

RIVER ROAD. near Confessions
Club. spproximRteiy 7 acres. home
site cleared for eUndtng. rrmaindt
wooded. suitable for several homes
near shopping center nuR under
construction Schout on dlTr<I
dow ntowu bus line house plans IN
GUIDED II desired. NJ SOC Write
Box 4ud- NJ, Star -"
ONE ACRE across from Che>rr!y
Manor one square OF IGndover I'd
small cash and monthly psymrn )
Box AS, Star 30.
ONE ACRE, beautiful trees sprlng
led pond miles shirley hwy
clover leaf, nT. Annandaie. Va Cal
FA. 1@I3 "a, %
= fAIRfAN co. HoMEsITE. : mi from
Pentason-l lDn12du 4 wooded telc
phone and elrc. $500 terms
VERNON M LYNCH 4 SONS. Route
80 between hnnandaie and Shirley
hwy. Al A9os tclosed Sun "a
FIVE ACRES on haru-surface road
near Accokeek, Md. about is mi
. c barRsin JAMES r MA
HONEY. Woodward Bids, RE @4iis
ewes I'll tRHI
Evening star., 1949-06-29
FARMS FOR SALE

VICINITY LEESBURG-Lovely Stone
m nome ana over "5u acres.
At'Fac 10 rooms. 4 baths pictur-
eSaue setting and ShonplSee . csttie
narnS and other necessary b.dzs
cAPuT1 REALTORS. phone IA @i@2
KING GEORGE co ESTATE !.
M. frontage on Route 3nl, busy
main highway from North direct
to Pa; excel spot tor large tour
mi south OF Potomac River Bridge
24O acres, 40 wooded, beautIful
old Colonial home built in l7b"
and completely remodeied In l94l.
Il oedrms baths. rec. rm. maid s
nm, hreplsces. situated on 8
streams, > tenant houses. > barns.
2.ear sarsge with studio above,
chicken houses. etc nov rsiSing
beef cattle. sheep, hogs, chickens.
ducks: etc. To see pictures and
get full information call r L
RHINE REALTY CO, TIE s4"6.
NEAR wooDBRIDGr. va. acre,
of rich land, 2-rm cabin. parity
wooded, springs and streams; S3,3ts
this week only. After July with
improvements, price will change.
and suggested Improvements Cal
before ] 80 or after pm. CHES-
TER COGSWE1L. OK 1893 II
20 ACRES. nT BurtonEville new
house need owners touch Up.
nrance6 Tower 5.a5 go
FREDERICK COUNTY. South Noun
tain, Midoletown VAlley-Ia9 acres
fine beef farm. also ideal for Of
chard or summer cottages with
beautiful view and cool nishis
Priced 10 sell quickly. $500. Can
OWNER, 81. 5000. -
SHENANDOAH yALLEY--Combina-
tion apple orchard and poultry
farm; IS acres bearing orchard
fne modern 2-stoFy residence
lovely mountain view Price of
$@1 500 is less than cost OF i'm
provements Splendid yearly ID
come KELLEY A. BRASHER, DI
G74o. eve OR $3.50
COMMITTING FARsis eS acres, hand
some 1-room house tisc school
bus and mail barFain to prom p;
buyer easy terms. WM NJ GRAIN
Gi. sThR
Evening star., 1949-06-29
LOTS Foe SALE Ser.

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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST Trust LOANS en- rtsl rsiAtr
monthly paymrn,s p } WALsHA
vissr AND s.co>D rxusI IoAss
BARLOW REALTY co, Realtors
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CO, pas n I. eve ia RE lHt"
ea4 AND ara TK,sr MOTHS pas.
syr .nfsse SohFp SsS,l ''i, ~ yeas R,.eI.f. hh9
s. $ sTss " a.a
tvhste er eo!ofea -Gt.lrs settle,
usrn' eFe!sr psrsoEsi calls TO trlfs
phaSs ears FTtTuh r COR
DON 1927 Eve Vt ~ III $3.50
Brokers GtteHtEor
Will ETY. dsterrse parftss~ tnefsy
Seennd trust ysaf a.ssU5JrIs MI
QUICK 81. T7at. sFss RA. SEt>
EyEgYTBtNG In Rtal Er.Kts gsnrs
mo i>dRnA fsuta BusagRnes Las
.ERs uRlten jsf runftkSNs lsaas
for ssf Never L9as 20 AF n.
vsstat CoassGs NJ H.. MOORE
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OFFICES FOR RENT

OFFICE OR STUDIO and apt comb
sround floor, large apt, BLDG "a
hr. sw. BIRD. service; ideal NV. loca-
ton. Weekdays after 10 am"
18Th R And n'' H srs.-1.ooo. 1000 600 or
heart nm. dist. Dl 1910. OR 650s
WILL SHARE MY SUITE Of law Of
fces with eStab responsible at
dlo room Chrepl,l on lst fioor, with
brand-.new kitchenette and bath.
suitable for teacher architect. etc.
rsns4 Ga,l MRS; WooD: DE; 7!iS rs.
EoSs Der meeeh ssHend 2ss ss! e eoS by
DESIRABLE GssIEsab OFFICE SPACE. , to .
rooms, reasonable rentals iIl0
18th ST. nv 1e Carroll ave.
Ta69ma 1i69 v.rmanl psTk ~. HENRY St sALus 14us
MINI. AND PA. AVE-. Sc. entire
second floor suitable for business
or professional use. 5-room suite;
heat furnished, reasonable rent He
!, RANDOLPH, RE, 2l37 or TR
FOR LEAsE-suite Of otices in
one OF the most centrally located
Once bldgs. in wash. Apply A. c.
Sc RhARFiS aioa manager 1908 G st. nv
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. n.w,-Available Immediately
ouirsments PENN pRoPERT1Es
,esa < K s. sr M wv ME; laS5 doors. private
entrance, II large rooms. . lava
sa@5 month, vseani. DRURY
REALTY CORP. 1887 x st. NV.
AIR. R.CoSDJrIoNEp en,,r. ..cora
new nrcproot Bids, with every con-
venienee. near White House and
ssls ranee DeP s.tsasi'e sfpa5ss @
mediate oceupany st less rental
than prevailing rates, suitable for
organization, insurance agency In
stitution, professional ofiees, studio
OFFICES AVAILABLE in single rooms
and suite; clean. airy. downtown
Gfse mss opildIps tisBEs sisTs'0T Go 'eI,:es INe
RIAL ESTATE OFFICE lurn. pla.
book and etc for your use, GOOD
/ NV. loc- with view OF park. Du-
1872. Box :3.T5M. Stss.
1881 PA AVE. Sc. lst aoor street
tail store, 500 per mo. R G. DUNN,
iii III GooD HOPE RID. Sc. md Il.
near corner OF Nichols ase.--vsry
larse room In brand-ne~ building
xntR snRie WEAVER f1.IsE BROS ! MI INC VAN. Wssh.
inGton Bldg DI $500. ewes. GL.
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE sPACE
in lower Connecticut ave. once
eSin0'af can MRs BoTnfR' LIZ 'Spp" S1 e4sa sf'''
SMALL FURNISHED OFFICE in de-
sirable NV. location. Secretarisi
aerviee !. desired, noe Rent $50 per
FREE oFFlcE SPACE ineludtns dsss
typcVriier and other facilities avail
able 10 public stenographeT in re-
turn Tor occasional services. Df
MAR DUPONT CIRCLE ~s hast
our new 4-story once BIDS at @i4s
P ST nv The rent IS most rtef
~ $50 per mo incl. req c5'oe eldz,
seryice THIS is a oesiTsh.s bids
YOUNG Realtors. DE. 4444 at el4s
DOWNTOWN business section iss
floors open space. modern. Attrse-
siys, Srs en-, Ellis NE III
option % euy-ls blk Of Conn
ave 81 Wyoming ave and Columbia
rd. already improved In lge. APT.
bids with pvt outside ensr- consist
ms Of 5 par;itioned rms, including
huge recep. rm. with fireplace. .
examination rms Ia baths, etc.
For details phone Mr. GRIMM
E.mwood aps or RE I337 -
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
ores a;a:laeIs for business. pro
fesstonal and trade Organizations
IY4s Corn ave AID 32ftn
Evening star., 1949-06-29
PRAIRIE SCHOONER

ha.' lu E-ht-a No %trs rAs-l
,,t' W lRNa tJ1.Us.t sftt .
fEs ftvtst r nat EH#EjtH t4
IkIg &AlE% ~Sr5 &at. E-
t'F' brteNH ~ Sa- see te-
Evening star., 1949-06-29
COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
Best Buy in Arlington

Sl4.g5O: GI approved Situated IN
beautiful, ige corner Iot, with
all kinds OF Shrubbery. lockwood and
maple trees: all brick s-yr -old Co
lonial. IN Immaculate condition. 10
Gated IN North Arlington. @0-ft
l!v- rm. with fireplace, fun din. rm
ige. kitchen, fully EQUIPPED. and
side screened porch OF lst f. 3
lge. bedrms. ana coiored tile bath
on IND; full basement with outside
entrance, oil heat; approx. 81 800
down to GI This is the best buy
Evening star., 1949-06-29
INDUSTRIAL PROP EoR Rent INvEsr pRoP-sALI leec.

VALUABLE PROPERTY. :. TsiIroad
sioinzs, once InGulre 1SIJ Jeffer-
son Davis hwy, All, Va, OV 1916
o., 80
NEAR LAUREL and BurtouSvIite.
block BLDG ,ix6n. industrial usage
and : phase current. plenty OF
land ~15 peE month. vi 55a>
ARLINGTON. On L No. l-Oler
J acre paved yard once. :. rail-
road sldlngS. low rent 10 RESPONSE
bic concern on long lease A M
ROTH RE 1890 Sc