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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-17
Cordova Approves Utility Bond Issue

CORDOVA, (P)-Cordova vot- CTS approved a S5OO,OOO bond is sue here Tuesday for purchase of the water, power, light and tele- phone system of the Alaska Pub lie Utilities and to construct a hydroelectric plant.
 The vote was 337-27.
 The bond election was based on proposal that the federal gov ernment will match Cordova's contribution, making the total pro- ject worth $1,OOO,0OO.
 The bonds are to be retired with revenues collected from the operation of the public works at rates to be prescribed by the town council.
 . Marian Luther. proof-reader of theFairbanks News Miner and Veronica Horihan of the News Miner office staff, are guests of Pearl Nelson of the U. s. Wea- ther Bureau here while taking a short vacation from their work.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-17

tory. And there are humble let ters the voice of the average American as he took pen in hand and wrote to the White House during MT. Roosevelt's 12 years in office.
 About 85 per cent of all the letters became public property The rest were withheld for an other 9 years.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-17

George Jarris. of the Census Bureau from the Fairbanks office arrived Wednesday to interview those interested in being enum- orators for the Second Division.
 He will be located at the City Clerks Office for seeVral days.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-17

There's no reward in life with out effort.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-17

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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
MEMS
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

Trinity took over the top spot in
division 1,last week, when they. won
4 points from Brethren, and St.
Marks held onto the second place
by virtue of their 3-point win over
Washington Square. st. Johns, the
former leaders, dropped to fourth
place.
In division 2, Trinity continued to
set the pace by winning points
from Emanuel E. U. B. st. Marks
moved in to second place when they
won 4 points from Church of the
Brethren, and Grace E. u. B. moved
in to tie with Emanuel when they
won 3 points from Christ Reformed.
Division /
doc" Leatherman, of st. Marks,
took care of the best individual
game with 1853, and the honors for
three-game total had to be divided
between Tom Day, of st. Johns, and
Galen Warden, of Emanuel, when
each had 369 All team honors went
to Emanuel, with a game of $50 and
a total of 1854.
120-320 Glass
doc" Carbaugh, 1882; Gene"
Bowers, 1874; pete" Harshman, 1877
327; doc" Leatherman, 162-353; Will
bur Perrott, 1913, 123-342; Eddie
Weaver, 1875; Joe Bitner, 322; Tom
Day, 134-369; Buck" Wilson, 1923;
Wesley Ruth, 1913, 144-362; v. Wilson,
123-326; John Bowman, 124-357;
Galen Warden, al, 131-369; Frank
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
ns..
Division 1

In Division last week the Daisies
for the second straight week, won
all three games, as well as total pin
fall, to increase their lead to three
games over the second place Violets
The Jonquils had the high single
game (484) and Iris had the high SET
1896.
A. Ruth tied with V. Warner for
the high single game GID and she
also had the high game set (313).
In Division 2, the Forget Nots
picked up four points and are now
four points ahead of the second place
Iris team. Iris had the high single
game (5OD, but the Forget Me-Nots
had the high set (142D.
c. Fitz was the high bowler with
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
Indians ------------------- 10
White Sox ---------------- 8
Continued on Page 81

Erosion, improper drainage, and
other forms of land depletion are
stealing money from your pocket
book.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
Team Standing
PANGBORN
MEMS IEACJJE,

The Hydroblasts maintained their
one point lead last week, but the
Cabinets, who won three points, took
undisputed possession of second
place while the Tanks, who also won
three points, moved up to the third
spot. 1t remained, however, for the
Rotoblasts and the Elevators to take
the team honors, with the Rotoblasts
having the high single game (527)
and the Elevators the high three
game set (1519).
G. Johnston had the high individ-
ual single game (139) and E. Elliott
had the high set (340).
12O-33O Scores
E. Elliott, 128-340; G.. Johnston,
139-334; B. Rinehart, 1872; D. Barn
hart, 121; w. Hays, 122-333; E, Dow
in, 123-337.
Free Bowling
B. Rinehart, 1922; M. Iseminger,
391.5; c. Cline, 1857.
Team Standing
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BOWLING SCORES

5000, but the Roots had high set
(949).
P. Trovinger was the high single
game bowler (126), but A. Nemzek
had the high set (213).
80 Or Better Glass
C. Nemzek, 111-213; N. Socks, 1O9-
2O8; o. Carter, 124-2O6; A. Steven
son, 105-204; P. Trovinger, 126-202;
M. Eichelberger, 116; E. Lapole, 1O7;
N. Shoop, 1902; c. Grove, 1O1; M.
Athey, 100; E. Viands, SO; H. Hen
son, SO; H. Lefever, SO; S. Whiting
ton, SO; F. Beard, SO; P. Myers, 95;
E. Foltz, 95; G. Bender, "a; E. Dom
er, 90; j. Zimmerman, 90; L. Hoov-
er, 81; M. Hall, 80; T. Grove, 80; M.
Carper, 60
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
Team Standing
Points
ELKs LEAGUE

With the Hips and the tongues
each picking up two points on Mon
day night, they remained IN a tie 1or
the lead, but they are just one polnt
ahead of the Antlers who are IN
third place. 1t remained, however,
for the eleventh place Shoulders to
come up with high score Tor the
night, with a single game of 544 ana
a three game set of 1876.
w. Bradley had the high single
game CAD and E. Ford had the high
set (370).
12O-S30 Glass
H. Leatherman, 1872; w. Bradley,
147. $50; E. Ford, 1877, 1876, 37O; X.
Bond, 1913; w. Hebb, 121; E. Middle
kauf, 345; C. Mobley, 122, S55; Il.
Trovinger, 127, 1886; c. Hildebrand,
1870. 122, 354; c. Fisher, 1873, 332; f.
Crosswhite, 121, 349; K. McElroy, 100,
Team Standing
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11O-31O Glass

E. Sayles, ia, 139-351; P. Jacobs,
113, 116-320; Krouse, 1913, 132-359; B.
Lum, 1877, 111-330; H. Lum, 121; Del
linger, 117-315; Eyler, 121-322; Dy-
sert, 125-322; Metz, lis; G. Harper,
129-323; Gaylor, 100; Hightman, u.s.
800; Ogden, lis; Frizzell, ia; Lantz,
liz; Dobins, 112; Shiffler, 311 Har-
get, Ill.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
WOMEN'S
MAJOR LEAGUE

Mason-DiXon jumped into the lead
by one point Saturday night when
they won all three games, as well as
the total pinfall, while WEI dropp-
ed back to three-way tie for second
place with j. Edw. Cochran and c.
Paul Jones. c. Paul Jones had high
single game (530D, but the tenth
place Sellman's' Gulf Station had the
high three-game set (1512).
Wiles was the high single game
bowler (137) and Dunn had the high
set (344).
100000 Glass
Dunn, 112, 134-344; Couchman, 116,
100, 107-343; Wiles, 1877, 111-343;
Brown, ia, 100, 125-339; Fiddler,
liz, 112, 1887; Edwards, 125, 105
1913; South, 1O3, 113, 1O5-321; Kauff-
man, los, 117-318; Letter, 130-316;
Bowers, Ill, 104-306; Hause, 103, Ill
306; Martin, 116, 1O2-3O6; Thomas,
104, 117-310; Barnes, 1O6-303; Warn
er, 106-302; Zimmerman, 120-302;
Right, 1O7-3OO.
Fisher, 118; Miller, III; Fitz, 112;
Fiery, Ill; KeeFauver, Ill; Nichols,
Ill; Jones, 100, 101; Harshman, 1O7;
Potter, 107; Selby, los; Hart, 104;
Kittell, 104; Nemzek, 104; Sayles,
104; Spiker, 104; Bond, 103; Grouse,
103; Knepper, 103; T. Lowman, 103;
Wolfensberger, 103; Bentz,, 1O2; A.
Martin, 102; Sappington, 1O1; Owens,
100; j. Lowman, 100; Ridenour, 100;
Warrenfeltz, 100, 100.
Team Standing
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Team Standing
Division 2
100000 Glass

c. Fitz, 10, 1882; v, Patterson,
III, 101-312; F. Couchman, 113, 1906
300; M. frey, 115-305; V. Pearson,
los, 111-304; B. Warrenfeltz, 1O6, 3O2;
J. Harshman, 1O2, 1O6-302; G. Stout
fer, 102, 1O6-3O1; E. Monninger, 1O4,
108; c. Price, 10; D. Slayman, 1903;
R. Dunn, 107; M. Haynes, 1O6; L.
Kidwell, 1O6; M. Cowden, 1O5; L.
Abel, 104; Forsyth 1O2; C. Nunamak-
er, 1872; B. A. McSherry, 1O1; M.
Seigman, 100; D. Snapp, 100
Team Standing
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Team Standing
Points
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE.

The Senators won all three games,
as well as total pinfall, last week to
move into second place, just two
points back of the Athletics who
could only win two. The Seventh
place Red Sox, however, took both
team honors, with single game of
$50 and three game set of 1884.
E. Lecrone and H. Robson tied for
the high individual single game
(134), but mike" Lizer had the high
set (347).
12O-32O Glass
E. Lizer, 134-347; H. Robson. 1884,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE.

The Diamonds took two-point
lead on Friday night, while the
Pearls dropped back to a second
place tie with the Emeralds.
Verna Mowen had the high single
game (119), but Mile Fiery had the
high three-game set GOD. The girls
are still bowling below par, how
ever, with only Mile Fiery and
Belva Ford managing to get scores
of over 300.
100000 Glass
Mile Fiery, 118, 104-3O7; Belva
Ford. 1O7-3O4; Verna Mowen, ll9;
Pearl Elliott, 1T; Evelyn Bryan, Ito;
Frances Swartz, 100; Eleanor Reech-
err, 1903; Mary Routzahn, 1917; Bertha
Kane, 1O6; Pauline Flock, 1O5; EN-
Hessler, 1O2; Doris Trovinger, lo2.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26

a single game of 118 and set Of 322.
100000 Glass
A. Ruth, lit, 115-313; v. Gossard,
100, 1O2-308; r. Hause, 1O7, 1O8-3O5;
v. Warner, 117-304; f. Hause, 1O6,
1O5-9O2; o. Shupp, 1O9-3O1; B. Mar
tin, 116; E. Causher, ia; H. Cave,
ia; " Grimm, 1O4; r. Baughman,
104; M. Bonebrake, 104; v. Helm,
1O4; p Keedy, 1O4; K. Stouffer, 1902;
L. McKinsey, 101; p Forrest, 101; j.
Lewis, 101; M. Snyder, 1O1; R. Stod-
dard, 1O1; E. Stottlemyer, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26

344; D. Williams, 13O-341; B. Helm,
100, 122-339; D. Hykes, 125-334; E.
Lecrone, 1882; A. Keen, 1881;
c. Waltrick, 1913; A. Flurie, 326; c.
Stockell, 326; L. Wallis, 324; j. Daw-
son, 800; R. Williams, 121.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
WOW. LADIES
LEAGUE

The Leafs went into the lead last
week when they won both games
while the Saps were breaking even.
They also had the high single game
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
Division 2

Roger Miller, of Trinity, rolled the
best single game (149), but Charles
McNamee of St Marks nosed him
out by pin for top total 1854.
Trinity took care of all team honors,
with a game of 500 and total of 1896
12O-32O Glass
Howard Nally, 1882; Roger
Miller, 149-363; John Minnich, 100
342; D. McNamee, 14O-339; Charles
McNamee, 134-364; Lester Kendle,
133-338; Tom Fitz, 135-345; 'Deany"
Snyder, 1896; Dick Logan, 1913;
Dick Motz, 125-325; Bob Hogan, 100
322; Fritz, 1870; Harrison Mertz, 1872
348; Tom Dively, 125-325.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26

Miles, 1885; "BilI' Everett, 139-
344; John Hause, 327; Hoye Lum,
139-321; Harry Hause, 126-333; Jim
Causher, 12O-329; Wolford, 1872.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-10-26
Team Standing
ANTIETAM
FIRE co. LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling the Sir
ems and Ladders were tied for the
lead. The Ladders took both team
honors, with single game of ST. and
a three game set of 1903.
E. Sayles had the high Individual
single game (139) and Krouse had
the hioh Set (257N
Evening star., 1950-04-12
LOTS FOR SALE

ARLINGTON-S1. 500 50x125; level
trees: mr.. Lee blvd. and Arl. Forest,
Also one 5Ox15O with stream. mr.
$1,000 Rambler site, 100 front
age, 100 rear. 105 deep. level. on
$1,000. All new listings. Excel.
BRUMBAcK, CHI. 55s7 or eli. 1913.
SILVER SPRING, North Sligo Hin;
utilities: 5000 each; terms. Mead
owood ia-acre lot on paved street.
$1,000 to Sl,100, terms. GE. 1870;
BERWYN HGTSs.. MD.-a5o by 200
foa e5as iises Tasf5 elsi seTfE SS1h
on BEAUTIFUL ts,i MT. " VERNON BLVD,
ideal for ramblers, all utilities are
in, close to busline. Call Ex. 0s46.
Saturdays and ewes, TIE. 3s74.
BEAL TiFUL BUILDING SITE. ap-
proximately 14.500 so. it.. located in
the Hamlet. Chevy Chase's finest
81 HAhL NJ coi WI; $3.50; -.-I5
IN s iTo n 0fs kEsDRck II %Gsa
REALTY: 81. 1875, open ewes. 10
ONE-HALF ACRE wooded lots. locat-
ed Ia miles from Chain Bridge:
perfect location for ramblers. LOUIS
R. SIMPSON. REALTOR, 5000 VIII
op sGn OK Slvdi, i1ss AElinf'0n' Va CHI: ,4!77
BUILDING SITES - Scarce as they
conv. prices. LOUIS r. SIMPSON.
REALTOR, CHI. 7777 or OK. 1855.
BUILDERS-we offer choice lots In
suburban Prince George County,
groups Of l to 500. May we also as
sist you in your financing problems.
FEkETE q co. 602 Pa. ave. Sc,
HILLCREsT AREA. s.E.-Highwood
dr.-90-ft. front. 9,5OO SO. it.. ideal
for rambler, plans included. excel
lent view of city. Owner must sell;
$1,000. VI. 1858. -l7
TO 81 ACRE HOMESITES-Excel-
lent location; near country club: as
low as $500 per acre BERNARD
r, BRos1Us, 1894 Colesviile I'd,
ARLINGToN GROUP. t24> lots close
in for colored housing. EDW. BOW
ERS; l735 Eye st; NV. RE, :02D.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-15 lots. sewer
and water in. Reasonable Call DI.
1O15 III pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

WE HAVE LISTED with us somt
very interesting country home sites
and farm properties ranging from
S to several hundred acres. Con-
veniently located in the Rockville
Potomac area For full details
please phone Thomas H. Mitchell,
RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO.. INC.
1927 Conn. DE. 5000. Ia
?"ta A. at Fairland. Montg. Co: faces
66S It. on hard road; subject 10
water main and telephone rights of
way. L. W. GRoOMES. 18th and
Eye SITS.
5:I ACREs. off viers Mill I'd. bounded
by Conn. Gardens and Viers Mill
Village. Make US an offer An ex-
elusive with LEACH g. CRoNIN. 10
52112 -13
3s ACRES for sub division close in
Silver Spring. Small down payment.
bal, 1st trust. 'SH. 3490. ewes, SH,
BETHESDA AREA, Is acres facing
White Flint Golf Ciup. high eleva-
ton. Partly cleared and wooded
sacrifice; S27,500 or best offer.
OWNER, 81. 24l6. Ia
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9-UNIT BUILDING
STORES FOR SALE

FOR CoLoRED. NEXT COR. Ieth
age. 2-story row brick residence.
Ideal for bus with apt or once
above; separate entrances . blks
from r. l. ave and new 4oO-unit
apt for colored-built soon at l4th
-inspection by appt only. W. c.
GERBICH. MI. 4047 or RE. 2334.
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ACREAGE WANTED

ACREAGE for small farm, 25 to 80
acres. Indian Head road or Shirling-
ton halfway neighborhood, within
25 miles D. C.. line; small wood lot
and stream desirable. ST. 5000. Ext.
o2SS
OWNERS OF NEARBY ACREAGE
Your acreage may be dormant be-
cause you have not investigated the
most productive method of develop
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be an expense to you when it can
very easily become a paying invest
ment. Our plan for increasing your
land value, backed by a million dol
lar corporation. win be of interest
to you. Write today for full details.
Owners only BOX 62-D Star
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TRAIlERS FoR SALE
HEErER rRAmER SAILS, RerN,l

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn,
nov has lse display OF both new
and used trainers. very sood ASSort-
ment clean, used trailerS, ranging
IN size from Is 70 80 IT; priced
from $500 10 So $50; terms, = 70
yrs. Phone TO. 5ill
TRAILER, small. steel dump body.
GOOD condition, tires worn. $50.
Cali evenings, SH 1868
19ii GLIDER. - IT good cond ),
81 900. Can be seen at 6"O3 SHADY
side ave, Capitol HeightS. Nd. ia
WANTED-Lugsage ana house trail
erS; cash waiting. Bring them
out, 1000 Central ave. Sc, HI $3.50.
TRAILER. :4-ft. Royal. 4: model:
with half an acre, bargain for
5000, terms, ALVIN EPLING.
UN. Oai3 In
HOUSE TRAILERS-RENTAI.S
STORAGE SALES. CONSIGNMENT
"sFT US BEFORE YOU BUY"
NATIONAL CAPITAL SALES
2Io0 No. | Hwy, Arl, OF p39s.
Ia
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ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
CHARMING RAMBLER
This home is unusual and different in
many respects. Extra lge. liv rm.,
fireplace. master bedrm with fire.
place and pvt. bath; another bedrm.
and pvt. bath, kit, fully equipped.
Full bSmt.; S16,50O.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
OV 654a. Eyes. TIE. S7nS Ia
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NEVER AGAIN
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAILS

KENMORE PARK - Thrilling new
vacation ground on beautiful Chesa-
peake Bays finest and most diStinc-
tive beach resort; spacious lots from
$3.50; reasonable terms; Just below
terminus of new Bay bridge: very
easily accessible: fishermens haven.
Call for particulars and apnt. for
Sun, SH. 6440 It'll pm, WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO. lib
FOR SALE all-year- hor1es,
located at Woodland Beach. One
on waterfront: very cheap. Apply
ct Community Store. Annapolis
WATERFRONT HOME. $3.50; "a
miles out. Living room with fire-
place, kitchen. elec. stove. retgr.:
. bedrooms, bath, large screened
porch overlooking water on h-acre
wooded lot, sand beach; furnished;
terms. BOND ME-. 9510. IA
WOODLAND BEACH, 6-rm., lava
tory. cleo, well, shade, cor. 100x
100; S4.75O. North Beach. 5-rm.,
incl. io:; g, e60 ,Breez. Point.
6-rm. S6.450 5 lots Woodland
Beaen. make offer. II lots Arundel
on Bay; 1895 up. Terms on all
above: none on water. few sas. OF.
N. Z. RYON. GE. 6146. la
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TRAILERS
NEW AND USED

see tncSe ana many other new ana
used models OF SCHULT, AMERl-
CAN. TRAVELo and HOWARD house
trailers with complete bathrooms.
elec,, refrigeratorS, h.-W heaters.
etc. Ask about our low down pay
ment and financing plan.
VACATION RENTALS
Open Q TO = weekdays and SUNDAYS.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
5000 Wisconsin Ave NV, WO 1921.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
la4a American. 2s-ft $500 down
payment: balance, 81. month See
TRAILER Co INC io36 wis. ave.
NV. WO, 32al
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WALTERS & WARFIELI

CHI. 4141. oW. 1888.
Ewes, AK. 1907.
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TRUSTS. lst. md and Bird; Nd. Va.
D. C; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
co, 9O5 N. Y. Ave. NV, RE. 1872. .
Cash FOR list AND end TRUST
NOTES incl LIST trust on acreage:
quick settlement; white or colored
notes in D. c.. Md. and Va. FULTON
r, GORDON 1927 Eye st. NV. DI
$3.50 Brokers, attention.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
sAsTow Isai 8 g n EE"lT2 3 NJ S3,i sfsb Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-w We
viii buy second-trust notes. D c..
NATIoNAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
katIop,f MEEm G9R SRsss 1919 N = ave n"
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4-4h-6% Ma
charge for appraisals MOORE h
HILI CO snA t7th - nv
SECOND TRUST FUNDS available for
4; NJ; DRAIsNER, I4o4 st, NV
sEEccoNtDD Ec TRUSTS BOUGHT, top
prices. Cash today. Call RA. 22sl
GL. 6676. day or evening.
low rates 8 to Swear terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE.
INC. II15 Eye st NV. Ma. 646s.
WANTED SS3 900 LIST TRUST on
valuable end com. ne; lease about
S24 900 VI; int quarterly, run s.
a yrs: security OK; RYON, GE.
6146. la
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

MARGATE, N. J.-Furnished efficiency
apartment and rooms; exclusive
neighborhood; select; adults. Phone
Atlantic City 2-3779.
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coM'L. PROPERTY FOR RENT

1ST COMMERCIAL. 1928 R. I. ave.
ne; bsmt. and lst A.; suitable for
o snsness or omen asns For Or .snE, ANY kn nd
appt. J. B. MALLoS, Elk. 521s;
ewes, GE. 0231; 1129 Vt. ave NV.
s-sToRY BRICK BLDG. yard and
gar. downtown; End commercial.
422 9th ST.; ne. Apply $40 p st.
cIARENpoN ND I SHOPPING CENTER, .
doors of Wilson blvd, nr. Ashton
Theater. 7-rm., .2:story frame house:
zoned commercial: all modern i'm
provements incl. hot-water oil heat,
u bath on 1st a., full bath on 2nd
A.: 2 separate entrances make this
property Pro- most pss6ie as q eSmbins-
mo. GEORGE MASON GREEN Co,
CH; 1888; ewes. and Sun. Gil. 1888.
5 STORY AND BSMT.: brick. LIST
n rsn store. 1918 11th 1t. n.v.. Hu.
$500. ia
Evening star., 1950-04-12
AUTO TRUCK. soR sALE

CHEVROLET dump truck. wheels.
all new tires. winch on front, front
end drive for added power; "a ton
engine in excel. cond.; bargain
as well as any weekday at the
VIRGINIA REALTY CO, 23rd and
Arlington Ridge rd. OF. pllb.
WILLYS 40 three-auarter-ton stake
body pickup truck; has heater;
carefully driven; extremely low
mileaee; immac. cond., $500; low
down payment; bank nnancins avail
able MORRIS 4 HUGHES, 76i%
Ga. ave. RA. 1l2". -l6
wILLYs 1917 de luxe pick dtliv-
sFy sSss iSn tsr%. RoFsR 'ResRsd fGnS'lSn slS s%d
FORD 1897 panel; ex-bread truck;
80 h.p. good condition; 5000 or
best offer. Gaithersburg bs1-w-S.
DODGE 1941 rs-ton panel. GOOD
mechanical cond.; S115 or best offer.
FORD '49 la.ton panel. Want u ave
big money on perfect truck, direct
to- us from a short stay in the
not blemish, heater side mirror.
Iust like new. except for price. only
Sl,3e5 LOGAN lFORDl, 20l7 va.
ave. NV. ME. ISIS. is
sTUpEDAKER 1916 ,i-ton pickup;
eSnd @1sa SsSs P1Rf SIX ST. slSa. nPs wise q90d
'sas ;ssss excel soHd "s "sS. 'i5Ss ca. Il.
sTU6EfBAKER 1s4s s.-ton pickup: X
S9a5. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.
INC. 1928 Wisconsin ave. OIL elo0.
r,uFypnrpr oI ~ to- ,r,,sL
i647' ia1s. with van bodies. Gail
rSRD GA "tP7' ~ truck: high st.k. BODY. 1s
sA tires; must sell: $3.50 or. best
offer Ii. 4-s9o0. 9Th and Neal ne.
sTUDEBAKER 1919 1is-ton dump,
owner driven; closing bus. 5000
mi; Sl,46O or best offer. VI. 2llo.
FORD 1883 pickup with closed box
xorf sStsOls MrcaEs t2I slSM%Sff5 MofoR sg gspas sna
st. NV. lat Constitution aveJ. tx.
41O5, open ewes. III 9. III
INTERNATIONAL I94s h.-ton pick
up; see II and you'll need no urging
TO buy for It's easily worth up TO
$500 more: carries $3.50 guar
cHEfRNER, flSEi FORD DEALER
1711 Florida Ave. NV, Ho. 5000.
2-speed axle. s cylinders. 3-yard
Gar Wood body and hoist; a heavy
duty truck at a rare price; carries
5000 guarantee: Sl,l95.
III Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000.
FORD 194s h-ton panel; only used
for drugstore delivery; tip-top shape:
under-priced 500; carries $3.50
guarantee; $3.50
CHERNER. FORD DEALER
iii Florida Ave. NV, HO. 5000.
FORD 1947 acton panel; here's q
truck that's in such good condition
1t 800 higher and you'd still be get
ting more than you're PAYING for:
carries $3.50 guarantee; S745
CHERNER. FORD DEALER
III Florida Ave. NV, HO. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-04-12
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. tceas. j
BEVERLY HILLS

A new listing in this desirable sec
tion. lst a., bedrm. and bath, lge.
studio liv. rm., din. rm., sun rm. and
Kit. 2 lge. bedrms. and bath On 2nd
Recr. rm. and garage. Call Mrs.
Weaver at AID 1897.
MarSteller McCabe & Co.
Evening star., 1950-04-12
FAIRFAX COUNTY

80 cleared well-watered acres with
a 6-rm modernized house, outbu,ld-
house. and chicken house. Near
Forestviiie. Va within easy commut-
ing distance. For further informa-
tion dial operator and ask for
F'mwood 3"S or 100. mo tom
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-04-12
SUBURBAN sALE-ylRGIkIA
AN EVE FILL.

Of charm. Prewar brick and asbestos
shingle bungalow. located OF wash
ington blvd. in q most desirable
residential area. Ideally arranged
with ? bedrms. and bath on ist
FIR; guest bedrm. up: side screened
outside entrance; spacious liv. rm..
separate din. rm.. many closets and
lots of storage space: oil h.w.h.:
53x149 lot, ideal for discriminating
small family looking for an ex
ceptionally nice BUNGALOW: S15.95O
at
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy, Of Glebe Rd.
OW. 5000.