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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
Firemun Moves Out
After Thirty Years

Los Angeles = tAP) - Like it
or not, fireman Eugene Cremins,
81, is being transferred. And Gre
MINIS doesn't like it because he's
been at the Main street station
for 80 years. He loves it as much
as his home. But the fire depart
ment is selling the building and
Cremins is being sent to a station
nearer his residence.
Cremins finds only one advant'
age in being moved closer to his
home. Said he: "At least I'll save
on gas"
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
Address Is Unusuul
But Letter Received

New York = ZAP = A letter
from a thankful mother in a refu-
gee camp in Italy reached its
destination in America with only
this address:
The Save the Children Fedora
ton sends this layette for your
baby with friendly good wishes
u. S. A.
The postoffice forwarded the
letter to the federation at its New
York headquarters. The mother
explained that she addressed the
envelope from a card she found
in the package.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13

home in Corpus Christi, Tex, dur.
ing the weekend. They were ac-
companied by their grandmother,
Mrs. E. L. DuKate, New Orleans,
who will remain with them until
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Holmes, with Mrs. r. H.
Holmes, return from Ocean
Springs.
Elect Officers
Mrs. Martha Hodges enter
tanned members of the Duchess
club Thursday at her home in
Gulf Hills. Mrs. Mary Jane Nc
Phearson was named president.
Other officers are Mrs. Peggy Des-
somes, vice president; Mrs. Elaine
Miheve. secretary; Mrs. Rose
mary Haviiand, treasurer; Mrs.
Opal Ryan. sergeant at arms, and
Mrs. Lois Beaugez, chaplain. Mrs.
Shannon Moran was welcomed as
new member. A social hour was
marked by serving of refresh
ments. Other guests were Mes
danes Dot Ross, Peggy Hodges,
Christel Matheny, Aral Mae Ses-
sensey, Margaret Anne Steelman,
Dot Gilmore and Margie Edwards.
Mrs. Frank Haviland enter
tanned a few friends of her
daughter, Virginia, on her birth
day Wednesday afternoon. Fol-
lowing out door games, ice cream
and cake were served to Judy
Jordan, Maybelle Snyder, Ton
ME Sheppard, Jane Ishee, John
ME Mitchell, Wayne Sheppard,
Norton Haviland, Nell Ishee,
Johnnie Douglas, Sue Mitchell
and Virginia Douglas.
Mrs. Lynd Gottsche drove to
New Orleans Monday to meet
her mother, Mrs. j. Dyer, Santa
Monica, Calf, who will spend
several weeks in Ocean Springs.
Mrs. Byer's sister, Mrs. Southwell,
Atlanta, Ca, is also a guest of
the Gottsches'.
Robert Weaver and E. w. Minis
of Chicago, representatives of E.
r.. Moore Manufacturing Co,
were guests at Gulf Hills hotel
during a recent stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cosper have
returned from a visit in Column
bia, La, during the holidays and
points in Florida last week.
Mestiers Have Guests
DIR. and Mrs. Harrell Nixon,
Beaumont, Tex, spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. J. Mes
tier. Guests Sunday in the Mes
tier home were Mr.. Mestier's sis
ter, Mrs. Ronald Craig, and Mr.
Craig. Lake City, Fla.
Misses Judy and Mary Jordan
have returned from spending the
holidays in Benton with theil
aunt, Mrs. Golden, and Mr.
Golden.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
CORRECTION

Chief of Police E. E. Blakeney,
Patrolman ]. A. Pol and State
Highway Patrolman Cecil Byrd
were officers who brought back
from Lucedale James Nathaniel
English and Jessie Lee Myers,
wanted in connection with rob-
berry of four establishments in
.Paseagoula last week. Deputy
Sheriff Leo Byrd, who was quot.
ed, was not connected with the
case.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
Thot'd Be A Cinch
For Headline Writer

Torrance. Calf. = AP) How
to abbreviate names like Paseo
de la Estrella, Gale de Anda Lu-
cia OF Via Monte D'Oro? That's
the problem facing city manager
George Stevens who plans to in
stall street signs in the suburbs.
Stevens figures the signs should
be no more than two feet long
with letters at least six inches
high and proportionately wide.
That leaves room for only IL to
Is letters.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13

Mrs. Floyd Howell, New Or
leans, spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. E. Ruble.
Junior Voivedieh, Vicksburg,
has returned home after a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Voivedich.
AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Beaugez
were weekend guests in New Or
leans.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13
News From EsCATAWPA
Miss Thomas Is
Reporter For
Latter Day Group
BY Mrs. Frank Bennett

The women's department of the
Reorganized Latter Day Saints
church met Monday for the first
session of 1850. Miss Mildred
Thomas was elected reporter. The
leader, Mrs. Myrtle Livaudais,
was in charge. and Mrs. Irene
Williams made a short talk. High
Priest w J. Breshears, Pensacola,
taught the lesson, Testimonies
of Success" Mrs. Annie Thomas
gave the invocation and benedic-
ton. y
David Waits is improving fol-
lowing an operation in Mobile
Infirmary.
MYF SUBJ District Meet
The sub-district meeting of the
MYF was held at the Methodist
church Monday night.
Oklahoma Guest
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Schultz
Oklahoma City, spent the week
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-01-13

Our Poscogoulo and Moss Point Stores ore
closed oil day every Wednesday,. Our Biloxi
Store is closed Thursday afternoons only.
Our Fuirhope Store is closed all duY every
Thursday.
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26
Chain Letter Begging Campaign for
Taft is Violation Of U.S.. Law
Nj organized chain letter cam loutfsec Ml.,i

outrage Nin can sc do about
IT
Portland postal authorities SAID
that the chain letter vas definitely
illegal and that participants could
be prosecuted
They ask that anyone r., ciNlng
letters immcdialclS advise tie Post
Otiice inspector in Charge, tncin
nat. Oluo, or tie Oillcc 81 Chict
Inspector, Post once Department.
Washington 3. u. {
Big Money for Wealthy TAFT
The letters asked that a dollar
~ more be sent 10 Ben + late,
treasurer 81 thc'lait campaign in
tin,innat3
The 1cam,ici VIC AID her let
lei had been signed by the manager
oi 4 meat concern IN Eugene
The cham letter stunt apparently
wa> part Of a nation wide scheme
to attcnp, ~ create 3, 'gra,, raals
support movement iur Tar Wire
dispatchgs told oi other letter,
Swinging M ~ @iicl. separated
part, 81 the country
The letter +, milai m warlme
ID ~ appeal Nifsl ht been malcl
10 uaig lhon,aud, ui iHl,aes-frrn
tif aeh ut The
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26
WHAT The PEOPLE DO KNOW

sell the furnace or tank and donate
the controls ior the same.
We do not ask the building con
tractor To build a house and put
the ROOF on inr 4 lew dollar, cheaper
The craftsmen are small business
men and have definite working
hours and compensation ior same
Complying with these hours and
wages we will work $ Of 10 hour,
per day il the occasion warrants
it.
We have had more slack period,
iii the building industry when We
worked s hours per day than the {
hour day i'll Butte.
The opposition Will bare III mind
with the craftsmen that summei
time is recreation time i'll Butte
and most OF the state OF Montana
The craftsmen like to go fishing
or on a picnic with the family
Some are baseball fans and attene
the games i'll the evenings. Sew.
cral Of the craftsmen are member,
of the various ball clubs in our city
They are deserving Of recreation.
We listed some four million dol
lars OF construction and are sat
isficd that if the eight million dol
lars Of construction is to be done
in any reasonable length OF time
it will be taken care Of III the same
manner.
The building craftsmen never
wanted any dispute between them
selves and the contractor employ
crs. In the past years they sat a
the table, debated the requests pre-
and con, and have always arrived
al a decision agreeable To the partlc.
concerned without the assistance Q
parties not asked ior their advice.
The craftsmen were amazed at th'
front page articles on the o-S hou.
day publicized in the reserved space
ni the daily press by parties We Dc
no business with on agreements .
wage scales.
The craftsmen have high hope
oi maintaining the harmonious re
lationship in the future with tn
employers a, they have had III IN
past fifteen years, regardless 81 tn
publicity OF hostile parties.
E. r. +.
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26

Nh organized chain letter cam
paign soliciting fund, ior the re-
election Of Sen Robcr, TAFT Iva, run
aioul OF L. ). petal authori'ie, III
.rtland. Ore
a few Of the letters made then
appearance in Portland last week
and touched oil a rash oi complaint,
Al the Portland post Office
The letters ask that the recipients
send a dollar or more t. assist the
eampaign d sen. Tart and ask that
those receiving the letter, send
copies TO 10 friends
Letter Cause of Protest
One OF the letters went L. the
wife Of a Icam,tcf Union member ~
Portland. She Immediately called
the Oregon Icamstcr 70 protest
against recciNine the letter
We've been 4 union family ior
IS years. She stormcd, and sc
think this chain letter Tor TAFT !, an
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26
True and Phony Costs

The steel workers got a pension
plan SO the L. 5. Steel company
and many others have boosted the
price oi steel 81 a ton. They say
this hike is needed 10 carry the
costs oi the pensions. Well, lets
see
t. ). Steel turns out about SO
million tom a year. The four dol
lar boost will mean an additional
revenue OF Sl20,U0,000 annually. But
the cost OF the Insurance plan. the
company admits, will be only about
$50.O00O00, nearly S20,W0O,00c OF
which will come out OF taxes pre-
%yiously paid 10 Uncle sam, ior pen
sions are an expense and are de-
ductable from income ior taxation
purposes Actually the pension cost
to L ) Steel will be around $50
W0.00O 4 year.
This being true. Mhy the price
boost OF Sl20.00O.000: Two reasons
are one, 10 iool the pune mt
thinking pensions are too costly and
to give anti-Union mouihpiecc,
something 10 yell about and, two. to
gougc more millions out d the pub
lie. over and above necessary costs
and reasonable profits. for purcl'
selfish reasons.
In all future negotiations between
Unions and Industry in the matter
OF pensions, the Steel price boo,.
will be used BY employers a. thu
yardstick not only 10 measure theii
own costs but 10 belabor the Union,
in the press When one big com
pany hikes prices four times III,
amount needed 10 pay pensions. La.
Dor certainly can take warning %
what is to come.
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26
Cascade County
Trades and
Labor Assembly
Meeting oi January %. 1850.

Meeting ii Januar, % 1850.
Meeting was called Ia order Al
500 +. NJ b, President Stcinmctz
Roll call OF oiiicer> showed ali
Officers present.
Credentials
From the Nmefieau cdcratinn 81
Grain Millcrs lur Harry Henderson.
Ben Rogers. William Hedln. Sr..
and Pat Lyons.
From the Letter carriers Tor hor
don Mie,el and Don Lester.
From the American Federation Of
Government Employees ior Edward
Rcaulicu.
From the Maehini>l> ior y ].
Daley.
Delegates elect were obligated and
seated.
Special Order of Business
Gordon Meisel spoke briefly al the
Assembl, ON the creation Of the
Cascade County Diaster Council;
Austin Thompson. Pete Fontana and
Bernal Ieary were appointed on the
Assembly Dia,ter Committee.
Communications
From Senator Murray that he has
secured a copy oi Hoover Report
and i, mailing Il under separate
cover. Referred 10 the legislative
Commute.
Roll Call and Reports of Delegates
John Pcklewsky reporting Tor the
Brewery Workers that there will be
no beer delivered on credit here
after No advertising OF beer will
he permissible i'll places where beer
is sold Likewise no advertising ot
beer will be permitted on the out
side OF buildings
NJ. r, Webster reporting ior the
Housing Committee OF the Com
munity Council that the housing sit
uation in Great Falls could be re-
mitted in three years il no additional
families came 10 the city.
Bernal ] {. I.eary reporting Tor
the Retail Clerks that i. !. Dule
has undergone a serious operation
at a Spokane hospital
Progress is noted on the Paris
store controversy.
Austin Thompson reporting Tor the
Transfers that the, are nov bar
gaining agent to the Dakota line
for drivers Of Eddy's Bakery trucks.
Austin Thompson further reported
that a hearing will be held in Bill
lings on January 18th whether the
Northern Pacific Transport Go.
comes under the TAFT Hartley law.
Commute Reports
Leo Stewart reporting Tor the
March Of Dimes Committee urged all
delegates to spearhead the drive IN
their local unions.
Sam Nichols further reported lor
the March OF Dimes Committee and
urged cooperation and support
Election of Officers
h. Steinmetz was reelected
president OF the Assembly far The Ell
suing term.
Leo f. Stewart was re elected
vice-presidcnt oi the Assembly Tor
the ensuing term.
John Evanko Jr vas reelected
Recording Secretary Of the Assembly
by a vote OF IS TO l3
The ballot on the Executive Board
was as follows John Dusak %. Nm.
Daycy q. John Peklcw>ky % \ !
Dulcy -. Ray Graham II. Frank
l.. lIocevar II, Ray Carl> 10. and
Elmer II. Sticht 7
The i've receiving the highest vote
we're elected q the Board
Walter Davidson was continued a,
Sergeant-at-.Arm
Officers elect were dulA installed
by Austin Thompson.
Good and Welfare
Considerable discussion ~as had
on parallel parking.
Adjournment at $50 p. NJ
John Eyanko i
Secrctdr
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26
STEEL OUTPUT CLIMBS

Steel production climbed recently
to o. per cent Of capacity, the high
est mark since last April. according
10 the America Iron and Steel In
.fi.ufe
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26
WALTER WANTS BIGGER
ANTITRUST FINES

Rep. Francis f. Walter ID, Pa
wants fines ior violation OF anti
trust laws increased. He believes
the present maximum Of $1,000
should be $4,000.
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26
BUTTE AND
TRADES

1--WE Do Not Patronize List)
JOE TORPEY, PLASrERER
South OF the City.
KENNETH PARABLE -
9E w. Woolman, Parmalee
Plumbing Co
p. ]. HANRATTY-Caledonia
and Jackson Streets.
HENRY GIROUX- Arizona
and First Streets.
Builder.
JOHN HARKOVICH-Home
Builder. Home Address 2lO
George Street.
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26
We Don't Patronize

The Following Grocery StorAs
as they have refused to comply
with the 800 PA. Sunday and
Holiday CLOSING Agreement
ECONOMICAL GROCERY
10 s. Mont. st
FORD GROCERY
210 s. Mont. ST
WALSH 420 West Galena
We would respectfully request
members Of organized labor and
their friends to Cooperate with
the Butte Clerks Union and dis
continue their patronage
ENDORSED BY THE SILVER
Row TRADES AND LABOR
COUNCIL
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26

THREE LlrrLr POLIO PArIENTs IN A TUB Il. TO. ~, oIed9
Williamson, w, Richard Hunt. si, and PHI Robertson. ~ ~. ~ Il
Au.tin' Tex. eniov : workout In ! hydrethsrapy tank dsslened - hey
restore mobility to their youthful bodies. The progress Of hssssac2
Of Infantne paralysis patient: :srsss" !, ; ~ s.st :. ." e = n h ~
March Of Dimes campaign january ,es1). Help them BY Giving s'"s>
eusyl - - .... Pa. a~~-~x-
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26
Billions Lost By u. S. Through Tax Loopholes
PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S REQUEST
OFFERS TAX SOLUTION
0r,tc, the nation tax laws
Forand's Stand Confirmed

m,t'ye This i, tie committee which
Montana labor news., 1950-01-26

Special Order of Business
Gordon Meisel spoke briefly Al the
Assembly on the creation OF the
Cascade County Diaster Council
lustin Thompson. Pete Fontana and
Bernal Ieary were appointed on the
Assembly Dia,ter Committee.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
sUslkEss PROPERTY WANTED

FREE TO YOU will make an sp-
praisal Of your property backed by
over 70 years of profit producins
vestment properties in the greater
D. C. area-if it is on the market
for sale or lease. have many
''moneyed" clients who will buy all
types of properly priced real estate
several clients having over S500,000
each to invest.
One $4,000 all-caSh deal was made
by me last week within ~ hours
after first advertising property,
ADLAI MANN, REAL ESTATE
1017-l9 woodward Bldg. ME. 1901,
Evening star., 1950-04-20
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALs

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. lKe. T-rm.,
furn. and equipped bungalow. on
large, fenced and wooded lot. Beau
tiful water front and salt water
bathing and fishing. One Of the
seasons Outstan ding buys, will ac-
commodate | . people; Ice. screened
in porch, where o miles OF bay e1-
tends before you. Total price for all
only 50 900 attractive terms. CLIP
FORD c. WOODARD. Shady Side,
Nd, West River G42l.
SELBY- -THE-BAY, summer cot
tage on holly and cedar shaded lot
and overlooking the bay. lge. liY
rm. and porch, . bedrms. kit. and
bath. WILLIAMS, MA. 1898: eyes.,
sylvan SHORES, Riya. Nd, l.Sm.
bungalow completely furn-. . screen-
ed porches, all modern convenience.
private bathing beach on South
River. $500 down, easy termG, IS
miles from Washington miles
from Annapolis call Pr. 8s64 or
Annapolis s-i 037. ga
COTTAGE with detached garage; ex-
cellent condition: on Chesapeake
Bay. $3.50; small down payment.
Por further information. call VI.
(Continued on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1950-04-20
OFFICES FOR RENT

NEAR 14th AND F.Larse once, ?
desks, carpeted. blinds. draperies;
share reception room 10 desired.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re-
474 K ST. NV. ME-. 1i07.
2SI5 14th ST. N.W.-Attractive Ice.
rm., plus new eficiency apt; both
for S9s.50. EN-. 2032. 30
AND . ROOM oFFICEs, in heart
Hs si5siS ssSo; ssT1ns sv.s ss. s .ss4. on.s ai rD
Evening star., 1950-04-20

INCOME, ST, 700
Guest house, Dupont Circle. 4-story
brick on very valuable lot. fine
cond: 20 lge beau. furn. rooms:
$4,000. easy terms. OWNER. co
4T@q 90
Evening star., 1950-04-20
SUBURBAN SALE-ViRGlNiA
Veterans, Attention
No Down PAYMENT

IA new brick bungalows; picture win
dow. decorated to suit you Fully
equip. kit: auto. oil heat blks. to
8 min. bus and school Pay S61
surance. Full price $4,000. No. 3s5
CURTIS E. MARTIN
120 S. ROYAL ST, ALEX.
TIE. 0233, AL. 6815
Evening star., 1950-04-20
ACREAGE WANTED

Innandale, Va. Phone FA. 7A4f,
Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

SCHOOL HOUSE, 2sx2e IT,. well
water lovely shade trees. a. acre
plus. In Maryland near Delaware
line. Priced at $1,000. Pr. 1877.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
OFFICES FOR RENT tcs.t.l

DOWNTOWN-lsth st, neA! Staller
nrS,tisnsd Slde Al rst% ssiax
other comparable space. JOHN C
KAHN, HOS 18th 81, n.W. RE-
SBT6
1899 X ST. NV larEt once rms
With reception hail: over 500 sc. #.
elevator service: $3.50 per nc
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO, Ma. o3S2
Evening star., 1950-04-20
LOTS FOR SALE

13e SO. Fl, 5sth and E. Cap. ne;
L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor. 1918 X
st. NV. MA. 0753. 30
CORNER LOT. over 10000 So it. In
lovely Wheaton Hills; must sacri-
fee for assessed value of 81 1850.
Call OWNER, OR. 2104; ewes. Oil.
BUILDERS ATTENTION. groups OF
Roos' R%y: ) blks. Z Of COIN. on AsS"siii ave. al
util in. Lots arc 1OO-ft. frontage
Other group y adjacent to Rolling
Ready to 6u,la; Financing 81 ia.n.oF on Iotf i.
"a. e4as: eyes. EN-, oaI2 2ei
RESTRICTED, wooded, s0x150 home
site site; 29th stho6 st, nF Sgss Wsshinston Coli
ARLINGTON GRooUP 10 close-in lots;
near Pentagon Bldg. EDWARD
BOWERS. 1875 Eye NV RE. 2o2e.
BUILDING Lors-ws have several
ss n.srbS Sds Ma lots IN pfe.d G W1sh ne. f1a de
PoTTs REALTY Co. AK. lbs,
oo.5Oo SO. m. 18th and Alabama
on NJ MI. fs0v vERSoN RS, 4ml5 sLvD.-2 @GS corner
lots, over 1880 50. IT.; ideal for
ramblers, level; all utils are in.
Can TX; 04s6. ewes; Sat, and Sun.
HYATTSvILLE Beautiful wooded
building sites. paved streets; ] block
to bus; price, Sl,95O. terms. WA.
1919
ARLTNGTON-Sl, 800; 5Oxi25: level:
trees; nr. Lee blvd. and Arl. Forest;
also on III. 81. and l m Harris,
nr. Wilson blvd: all 6Oxl29; al
81, $50 plus rambler site 100 front,
lS5 rear, l05 deep, on III nr. Will
son. S2.650; also ! on Wash. blvd.
nr WestoVer and in Country
Club Hills: both corners; over 100
II. frontage. Excellent values. See
them. Call n till o.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
cH. 1927. Exclusively. CHI. 1878
WILDERCROFT, MD.-Corner lot,
paved street, water and elec.; 81, 900.
$3.50 each. Terms GREGORY &
Evening star., 1950-04-20
State Road Tobacco Farm
FARMS WANTED

10 TO so ACRES within 25 miles d.
c.; some clear: brook or springs
suitable for duck pond; with or
without buildings Write. giving
exact location, description. price,
Box 225-C, Star. go
Evening star., 1950-04-20
DBURBAk SALE-vA. tcont.)

THREE BEDROOMS for only s10.5oO
In good N. Arl. location; full bsmt.
With oil h.-w.h.; an older home that
needs some redecoration, but q very
EoToN ESoodT NY REAiTY, itsTPS Nj fkc'' 900 Branch "a &
once. % Hillwood ave, Falls
a ShuTsh' Va. JE. $4,000. opeR Open 9
oPEN-sss GRovEroN ST.. new
BUNGALOW with 8 lse. rms. bed
Sn,s eGuippsd krs, kit loxl9; 30. oil "a a,e aoe
aas %ish cf si5do 5S' down Drive 81 SSs and
NC. 24i5 Mt v vernon nj ave-. 1 Alex.
ov. 5000. Open 9 It'll 9 pm. -2l
8-RM., 11z-BATH mod. brick on IA
bus IT., Sl7.500. u cash. esr EdM and
eiec., phone and water in house,
mod. bungalow; r. and b. on 1s
a.; we'll fenced and in grass; Gear
garage; new barn; 16 stanchions;
miles to D; c; line. $4,000. u
/, is miles to D. C. on hard I'd.
with wood and stream, $3.50 per
of ofFf 3 lihs. SE more re or more, 2t lsS sas6
%p. pr. B; L. PooLE, Herndon,
LoSvEiLYR Rons RED b, BRICK HOME, in
Falls church-Oil heat. rec. rm.
with fireplace in bsmt lge. liv. rm.
din. rm., kit. breakfast nook, 9
screened porches, on 1st f.: 3 bed
rms. bath. on 2nd A.; lge I'm. rm.
on 3rd a.: garage, lge. lawn; house
Greenway blvd. Will be shown
this Saturday noon til dark and
all day Sunday -23
&1O.95O-Small home for sale by
owner. 2-story white masonry, s
rooms: peri. cond.. Minis to PEN
tagon; attractive terms. CHI. S0S9
$3.50, S4,95O CASH-S42. so month
ly till paid; buys . apts.: sep entr;
each rents S5975: . rms; kit. d.
nette, bath, oil heat; lot $50 #. so.
CHI. 5977; not Sunday
Evening star., 1950-04-20
CLARENDON
AND THEN
COLONIAL, REACH

Attractive year-round Groom bunga-
low in good condition, corner of
Bancroft and Hamilton SITS. large
bedrooms, dining room and living
room, large kitchen with one COM
plete bath and half bath. outside
garage with boiler room and laun-
dry rooms attached. Oil hot water
heat with summer and winter hook
up with domestic hot and cold water
Lovely large grounds with shade
flowers and Shrubbery. RA. 62S7.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
LYON PARK

A 4-bedroom older home, in this very
convenient section deserves your
considerations; living room with fire.
place; dining room, equipped kitch.
en-, breakfast nook and pantry or
upstairs; storage attic. full base.
ment, oil h.-w.h. by General Elec.
trio; detached garage, well shaded
lot with plenty Of flowers; the room!
are large and the house is full,
insulated. weatherstripped an d
screened; storm windows Wher,
needed. Immediate possession with
$1,000 cash and 500 per month,
CECIL B. LUPTON
oW. 6333. CHI. ab77. ..
Evening star., 1950-04-20

SILVER sPRNG-conv. loc. IN heart
Of Silver Spring 2-story bldg suit
for any retail. commercial or indus
trial business; LIST floor 40x6u #.
Ind A. suite OF modern ofaces
Venetian blinds. acoustic treated
ceiling. Low rental for this bids
In Al eond For further details
call Mr. LOFsTRAND at Rockville
1898 or $3.50. 20
SINCLAIR STATION on busy high-
way; new pumps. If interested. call
KI. s-773l or see at 2712 Duke ST.,
Alexandria. -23
SPACE VACANT - Several $50 to
500 per mo-; suitable bakery. radio.
cabinet maker. plumber, etc. Silver
Spring, 81. 5533. 2O'
SI5 FLA. AVE. NV large rooms;
pvt. bath: suitable for beauty shop,
dIessmaking, etc; reasonable rental.
TX. 3400. 80
10TH AND r SITS. Nw.-App. 900
SO. #. in lge. downtown End comm.
bldg. concrete Mrs, pass. and freight
elev.. excellent for light manufsctur-
ing, etc. Apply LEO M BERNSTEIN
& CO, Realtors. l415 K 81. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
NO. ARLINGTON

SCOTT SANDERS, ATTY.
5l2l Macarthur Blvd. OR. 567S.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA
LYON VILLAGE

4 bedrms. and 2 complete baths. plus
den and n bath; very attractive
liv. rm. with flrepl.; adj. side
screened porch; din. rm. has lge.
picture window: equipped kitchen;
lge. bsmt. with u bath; stairway TO
storage. attic. The very best stone
and white clapboard prewar con-
struction.. Also lear det. gar. This
priced for immed sale Of S25. 900.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500