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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-26
Meeting

A no-hoSt missionary meet
ing was held in the City park
by the Open Bible ladies,
Thursday, July 10. A number of
visitors were present.
The meeting opened with a
song, followed by prayer. Mrs.
Fried was in charge of de-
votions and Mrs. Draine read
from China'S MillionmS. After
the secretary treaSurer's report
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-26

breeders from Montana elected
to membership during the past
month.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-07-26
BEGINS A

Harvey Lee Schaffer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schaffer of
Hardin, is taking recruit train
Evening star., 1951-03-29
Fairgrounds
Easter Week Events for
Tomorrow Listed

The District Recreation De-
partment has listed the following
Easter week events in the city's
Fairgrounds for tomorrow:
gallingsr a... playground; " Twenty.Second
ey BALI sieets sesrs NW and ander p% vol
Montrose Playground, Thirtieth and R
streets NV. 10 am, kite craft. II and
under.
Macomb Playground. Thirty-fourth and
Macomb streets NV, 10 am. kite craft
Hearst Playground, Thirty-seventh and
Tilden streets NV, 10 am. scavenser
hunt junior and subjunior ages; pm,
Georgetown Playground. Thirty fourth
street and Volta place NV, 1880 am,
kickball game, IA years and under.
and ps N% @
with orchestra, all ages.
Stoddert Playground. Thirty ninth and
Calvert street NV, 2 pm, quiz show.
Janney Playground,, Wisconsin avenue
and Albemarle street NV. NV. 10 am. Kite kits
Shooting ce contest, T II years years and t under. ~
Lafayette Playground, Oliver street and
Broad BRANCH road NV 2 pm. field
chsvy ess Chase e plsysround fisss Fortyrst and
LIVINGSTON streets NV, 2 pm sports
560l Connecticut avenue NV. 3 pm,
square dance IA years and under; s pm.
Takoma. Hamilton, Rudolph. Raymond,
and Twin Oaks Fairgrounds. 10 am, kite
tryout. q to l6 years.
Powell Playground, Sixteenth and La
sousa Playground, Thirty-seventh and
Ely streets Sc. 1880 am. relay races,
Jefferson Playground. Eighth and H
streets s, E., II am. ball game, all ages;
| Garfield Playground. Second and F
/ l6 years and under
Thomson Playground. Twelfth and L
ieyes Years Nmd and under: pm pfss Boys et basRes
ball game, II year and under.
virsinia Avenue PaygEopnd at at Ninth
| girls. II years and under.
streets S. w. 2;3o pm, hike, IA years
F Hilierest Recreation Center. Thirty
second and Denver streets Sc. 10 am,
kite clinic, all ases.
| fourth and N streets NV. 10 am, finals,
girls basketball tournament. Is years and
Shaw Playground Seventh street and
basketball game. years and under
Briggs Monatgomery School Playground,
Rose PARK Playground, Twenty. y.sevsnth
basketbail M games. 8 years and under.
SATURDAY
stoddert playground. Thirty ninth and
Calvert streets NV. 10 am. kite contest.
and sherrier place, NV, $50 pm. saaure
MsNiIIaa S3 Pdlaysrouppd. Frs. First, and Bryant
sHirs Hine Play plsyground. md Seventh M and streets
Sc, II am. boys softball. IA years
and under.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
BY the Associated Press


NEW DELHI. Mar. 29.-The
Times of India reported today
that 1906 Communists have been
arrested in police and military
operations against terrorists in
the Kamrup district of Assam
state in the last two months.
The newspaper, quoting official
sources, said 25 Communist terror
ist camps and a miniature gun
making factory had been destroyed
in the State in India's north
eastern corner.
Some of those arrested, it said,
were top-ranking leaders, but IS
Evening star., 1951-03-29
British Save II Seomen
From Punumuniun Ship
By the Assoeiotsd Press

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Mar. 90
A British cargo ship reported last
night it had rescued II crewmen
from the small, 622-ton Panaman-
ian freighter Semiramis which
sank today in the Mediterranean
The Cartons radio to Alexan-
dria port authorities did not give
the cause of sinking nor how many
crewmen were missing. The mes
sage did say the Carlton was still
searching for the Semiramis
Skipper who was aboard another
lifeboat.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
6 Million Trees to Honor
Jews Slain BY Nuzis
BY the Assoeioied Pres,

NEW YORK. Mar. 29.-Six mil
lion trees will be planted on both
sides of the 40-mile Jerusalem
Tel Aviv corridor in Israel as a
tribute to Jews killed by the Nazis.
The Jewish National Fund said
it would sponsor planting of S
million trees. and the other mil
lion will be contributed by Jews
of other countries.
The trees will be grouped in IA
sections, each commemorating a
Jewish community wiped out.
Evening star., 1951-03-29

Doing the town" with Evelyn
Keyes* means plenty of activity. But
the screen stars youthful admirer is
not worried. He gets extra food
energy from Royal Puddings.
Every package of Royal Pudding
contains more food-energy than a
full pint of sweet, fresh milk! Mothers
know the magic in milk-so rich in
proteins, vitamins, minerals food
energy, too. Youngsters love the
smooth, creamy-rich taste of Royal
Puddings. Try all wonderful favors!
*Stdfring in "The P,owler," q
United Artists Release.
Evening star., 1951-03-29
1865 Communists Seized In Assam, Indians Report

leaders of the Revolutionary Com
munist Party of India, an ex-
tremist group, still are at large
in Assam.
Utah's State emblem is the bee
hive, symbol of industry.
Evening star., 1951-03-29

The District Recreation De-
partment has listed the following
Easter week events in the city's
backgrounds for tomorrow:
Evening star., 1951-09-16
w. & N. Group Seeks
Successor 10 Pomfret
Bv the Associoted Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Sept. IS.
"A faculty committee charged with
recommending an acting presi-
dent for the College of william
and Mary held its first meeting
here today behind closed doors.
A member said the seven-man
faculty group "leafed through
the college catalog" to size up
possibilities for the. job of stop
gap successor to DR.. John E.
Pomfret, who resigned Thursday
might.
1t appeared highly likely that
the committee would recommend
to the board of visitors the ap-
pointment of an acting president
from the ranks of persons al
ready connected with the insti-
tuition.
The group will make its de-
cision known Tuesday in Rich
mond to the boards executive
committee, which is expected to
follow its recommendations. Board
Rector Oscar L. Shewmake said
the executive committee wishes
to cooperate as fully as possible"
with the faculty.
Nomination of permanent
president does not appear pro-
bable until next spring. BY then,
the board will have a new COM
plexion.
DR.. Pomfret. who had been
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Disguised Soviet Troops Mossed
Along Border, Say Free Czechs

Slavik told reporters yesterday
Czech Communists "are facing q
real crisis as a result Of Russian
demands for Czechoslovak goods,
and if the regime continues to
lack the necessary raw materials
and foreign currencieS, no reor-
ganization nor the most drastic
steps will be of much avail -
Mr.. Slavik walked out of his
embassy here soon after the Com
munists won control of Czechoslo-
vakia. He now is a leading figure
in the Councill of Free Czechoslo-
vakianS.
He said the great mass of Czechs
are anti-Communist, and would
welcome tightening Of the Vests
economic squeeze as evidence that
they have not been forgotten.
ThOrp on to Geneva.
Almost Heidrick, former .secre-
tary general Of the Czech foreign
of1ice. said if Sweden would scale
down her shipments of iron ore,
IA catastrophe would result in
Czechoslovakia."
Willard Thorp, U. S. assistant
secreatry Of state, is leaving today
for Geneva to ask other nations
In the international Reciprocal
Trade Agreement to approve an
American decision to deny further
tariff benefits to Czechoslovakia
Evening star., 1951-09-16
BY the Assoeiassd Press

A Czechoslovakian underground
report says Soviet Russia-ap-
parently in fear of the atom bomb
lis massing soldiers along the
Iron Curtain in the guise of ma
tive farmers and workers.
DR.. v. S. Krajcovic. chairman
of the National Committee for
Liberation of Slovakia, reports
that thousands of Civilians in Rus
sian satellite states have been
evicted to make way for disguised
Russian soldiers. Their homes, he
said, have become military strong
points.
Squeeze" by u. S. Urged.
| Meanwhile, exiled CZechs, in
cluding former Ambassador to
the United States, urged that the
West strap an economic squeeze
on their Communist homeland, to
balk Soviet demands for Czech
products.
At news conference in the Of
flee of Representative Price Cd
IllD, DR.. Krajcovic said reports
just received from two Slovak un-
derground groups indicate basic
changes" in Soviet military tao
tics.
These, DR.. Krajcovic said. are
/. A switch from traditional
Russian mass tactics" to elimi-
nation of troop concentrations as
an easy bomb target.
2. A similar dispersion of war
materials, for the same reason.
DR.. Krajcovic said these have
taken the form of forced transfer
of civilian populations at strategic
points, and their displacement by
thousands of Soviet soldiers
who assume the names of those
they displace.
Brought Here After War.
DR.. Krajcovic, formerly Bank of
Slovakia director, was brought to
the United States after World War
II under military aegiS after lib
Grafton from a German concentra-
ton camp by Gen. Patton's army.
In his role here as head Of the
Slovakia liberation movement, DR..
Krajcovic said he Is in constant
touch with anti-Russian under
ground organizations In Carpa-
THAN Slovakia.
He gave these details Of the new
Soviet tactics:
The military settlers" are con-
verting homes, and building new
ones, serving as "a virtual armory
or arsenal containing light and
heavy weapons.
In Slovakia-eaStern CZechoslo-
vakia in the Carpathian mount
aims 10000 Slovaks were or
dered deported July 10 by the
Prague government.
The deportees are sent into
Russia and virtually reduced to
the status of slaves"
Strategic Points Listed.
Strategic points at which the
disguised military occupation is
in progress include Zilina and
Cadca. near Jablunka Pass link
ing Slovakia with the plains of
Poland; Move Mesto, Vahom and
Trencin near the Moravian bor-
der; BratiSlava. near Austria. and
KoSice, in eastern Slovakia.
Former Czech Ambassador Juraj
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HOnors Given 10 FuIbright
By New York University
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-New
York University conferred hon.
orary degrees on is educators and
public servants tonight to climax
day-long dedication of its SIS
million law center.
Recipients included Senator Full
bright, Democrat, of Arkansas;
Earl j. McGrath, United States
Commissioner of Education; Det-
lev w. Bronx. president of Johns
Hopkins University; Frederick L.
Hoyde. president Of Purdue Uni
versity; Murray Seasongood, for
mer Mayor of Cincinnati, and
William r. DENIES, graduate dean
of the University of California.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

W6SM president for 10 years, quit
after the Visitors had sharpely
censured his administration for
alleged failure to deal promptly
with a scandal in the colleges
department of athletics. He had
given no answer to the criticism in
the board statement of September
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Trode Documents Sought

The Korean Chamber of Com
merce, all Of whose trade litera-
ture has been burned up during
the war. is seeking all kinds of
documents on international trade
Evening star., 1951-04-17
LOTS
Springtime Opportunitv
MASON HIRsT
S575 PER LOT

Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7447.
Closed Sundays. 90
Evening star., 1951-04-17
lNvEsTMENT PROF. FOR SALE

HOME AND INCOME -story brick
mr.. Senate office Building. Con-
tains 4 apts.. lge. sunny rms. high
ceilings. Seen by appt. Call Mrs
Matthew Nat Finn. sANDoz. NC, pU
ssss. 500 - owner retiring. Bricl
bsnH bnilding E,nTnl with basement, large dis.
furniture store; suitable for any
kind Of business. Approx. $40, ,O00
In new furniture; win sell at cost
to purchaser II desired. DI. 1OI6
till = pm; ewes. SH: 29S5. VIM
II; SAUNDERS CO., INC. --17
es aHeses ioneS Tp0GS gSs each or lot sSFsa e
VAN. 81. S4s4. Wo. 415s HT II.
Mr.. CONN. AVE. AND r ST. NV
Small apt; excellent investment;
under 6 times income; $1,000. Mr.
sfosE sffesEll AND 3 sAi AAipTFs..Esai,S ,Sbo:s ssSa 81
18th st. ne: income. S2.994. LOUIS
RUDDEN, Ex. 57O7, WO. O225.
929 G PL. N.W.-Open Wed. to B
unusual opportunity to buy thi.
property which is key to the hloci
in the heart Of the city; 10 rooms
VIRdiNiA Rssisi AfsY REYNOLDS, 5IIs eeosa ap oeI5
with John LIPscOMB co. MI. O600
1ST COMMERCIAL. 3rd and D St
NV; 2 bldgs.: 3 apis. in each oi
4 rms. and bath: income, S370 pei
mo. Priced right: $1,000 cash. bal
sHss sgErTEknas ssSst Re gEA4Y f94s7 oo oE 7s9a is
B-UNIT APT.-DOWNTOWN
$4,000 ANNUAL INCOME
PRICED AT S35, 900
For Information. Call
A. BERGMAN, REAL ESTATE
ME 3216 or TU. 1871.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
STORES FOR RENT

ARL.. store 16x7o; heat furn.; $3.50
Ideal for beauty shop; for details
call MR.; BARBER. OK. 1907; ewes.
UPPER 14th STREET, a4as i4th st
nv, corner Newton. just vacated
ness. CAN oWNER. RA. 2o36. 81
100 e ST. N.W.-S rooms and bath
e kitchens). with separate store or
ground floor; com-letely redecorated
entire building S195 mo-: tenant
can sub rent store for about S6i
and other rooms: lease to responsible
. white only; key at sic End st. NV
s11s 11th ST. N.w.-Larse display
window. approx. -1.500 So. IT. incl
NE 9os5. .tosni coMET pGsfssfiT9 sEAIT9 C.. 5.
1908 New York ave. NV. -19
1920 14th ST. N.W.-Approx. 1Sx23
with beautiful show window; ad-
ditional storage room in rear; i'm,
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO. Real
NEWLY fsEfi REMoDEnED SI Ell ~ sToRfs esq in
excel. colored neighborhood-ideal
for restaurant, pawnbroker dry
cleaner. barber shop. beauty parlor.
fso MImsf1sss ssRNsrsis rssfisqpsnss e g. ApRly iai
LEE HIGHWAY-coFner store; ap-
prox., 30xSQ in large shopping
center, in whole or in part-groc.
store, drug store, dry cleaner. and
beauty parlor now operating-ample
parking. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
q CO., Realtors. 1415 K St.. NV.
1ss Msi AND Sfogi NEW YORK AVE. NV
Large corner store-4 plate glass
display windows; approx. 30x3O;
immediate occup.; reasonable rent;
smaller store In same area also
available. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN q CO.. Realtors. l415 K st
STORE WITH MODERN. up-to-date
frcnt. Ideal for furrier or photog-
rapher; ladies' ready to wear. Apply
505 q st; NV; Ma: s62s. 81
for cleaning and dyeing or laundry
agency; $50. DI. 5015; eyes,. EN-
as ii ST. N.E.-Large store and
bsnt.; heat; Sl15 mo. LISS REALTY
CO.. 101S 10th st. NV. RE. 1854.
SILVER SPRING-Suitable cleaning
agency. children's or dress shop, low
rent. Box 192-A. Star. Pc
near u. 8. and d. C. Courts and new
@. A. o. Building. Call WASHING
TON HOUSING CORP, MA. 4s1s.
9TH AND Z ST. N.w.-2nd floor. air
cond., separate entrance pix40 plus
AfNaas. kafhe vnAA
Evening star., 1951-04-17
FOUND FOR S135O0
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ton Attrac.. Ice. Colonial. ist L.,
or den, "a bath Screened porch
Compl: eqaip: Kit; 2nd T.; 3 s,; lgs;
SsdTms dressing Ssst xs rm baths ssrsTs pu
cornsr lot. By OWNER. 54S0 No.
FAILS CHURCH-Lge. rambling bum
ea''ow: yrs. old; finest frame const. /:
5 immense rms. liv. rfn. approx. lax
Se. hug. huge sxpansibis attic full. fun bsmt; ;nn.;
rns sreeslssiss nsasiy ssss es oW SEs ess asEsi
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. ow. 444l;.
oAkcREsr. south :. Arl,natono4 o
s ssdIooms; center hali. 2h baths;
rooms. with fireplace; dining room,
equipped ultramodern kitchen; 1st-
fioor. den. side and back screened
porches; built-in garage; recreation
room; GE auto. .oil-burning fur
mace: domestic hot-water year
assos; iargs m sooasS 70 seSntSsn ios wfsh SIX
the once Of j. LEE PRIZE iSHS'' 2Sos sd:i
.. arlington RIDGE rd.. Arlington.
Va; OF. 1904, OK; 1900. -l9
sisx2oS. separate M din. D.itsi rrn; a rlsssed. aa
in porch: nice yard; popular N, Ar
lington community; CAROLYN L.
CAfPBEIL. Gil. SO46.
IS MIN. TO PENTAGQN--Semidet
brk.: 5 rms. bath. attic. basement,
offer: easiest terms. Ewes. call OW.
6sl9. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY new
brick hunsalows each on 4-acre
feature combined liv.-din. rms. lge
mod. equipped kits, 2 bedrms.. tile
baths. util: rms. and stairs to ex-
psnsible attic; h.-a.h. These homes
are yssy ,n6'stantially l's.a built Sna ane
lst trust available. Call Mr.. Honnold
IA. 4-0550; ewes, Pa. 70SS, with
W. y WRIGHT.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
SILVER SPRING AREA and a.
acre lots: 10R and start to build:
6-acre tracts. $3.50 per acre; 3-acre
tracts, $1,250 per acre; 5-acre
tracts, $1,000 per acre; some with
stream on. Terms can be arranged.
sRos16s 81 sod ReaisoT ixay sH! s6NHsU 6zso; eVes 8
Mr.. Scott. SH. 5Se1. -19
LOT, 75x15O. community Of beauti-
Greek park, west Of Upper 10th S.,
on Poplar lane, bet. Orchard and
South Portal dr.. Call OWNER, after
6 pm. ia. 22ss. ~S3
4 ACRES on Congressional Parkway
Potomac. Nd; farm-fenced; beauti-
ful view. Cash or terms. BILLINGS
LEY & xoRzENDoRFER, or. 23a6
til 8 I'm
HOMESITES. south of Alexandria.
SHeEa gSaseE at property. Easy terms. ia.
COMMERCIAL LOTS, ON Rout. .'
south of Alexandra. Easy terms.
We We HAVE a1VSRe; so TO 100 well-Ioe.t.o local
lots. water and sewer available. to
pc sold IN quantity. Not open sun,
", "; 8; Se;5n HoGF. Jr. as15 Lee hwy.
REDUCED FOR IMMEp. sALE-Aer.
scenic lot With stream; near Oxon
Hill School In new Community: eiec
water; $2,4O0; terms. 10. 3-334e.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED. several m.
usually lne level lots; sewer, water
gas. etc. avail, as to IS 1t. frontaSe.
direct from OWNER. OF. 4iSi.
FALLS CHURCH EREA-n..c--2l L..
n city OF Fails Church with All nth.
lsles; convenient terms. OWNER,
y 81 ACRES. asEs. ADJOINING Andrews Field
mi. D. C. line. Ideal small homes
or rental property. Private water
", 900 cal. daily, Terms % resnons'bI. DoasisyI;
6utlSsr; Priced for quick sale.
UNIVERSITY PARK. lot 10, lot ii3 20;
99ig; 90E;i sSSor SSors :, T5nnSerEood 5nS woo, . and Beach.
asI!s Apr is Is W until Il seial ssspseg PHONE hSre
WlLkIN. WA. 6154. after 9 pm. or
b, stssi ,sSos EACH. 10 lots, Arlington. M Near
PsDtagon Bldgss close in; BOWERS.
rIvaS 1fS WSonEp W. 81 1 sckHs. hE 10ss i0st Of
al sIyd Or in paas rsireS cEcff fffGunsy UPrN Mi ssl
sssa!tor. 'oW 'ooWW. Ssss; EVENINGS S inS.SH. eH.
TWo VERY NICE 1oox247-ft. lots,
near Fairfax High School. CECIL 3.
LUPTON,, Realtor, OW. 5333; eve
SILVER sPRiNG-2 lots in Meado-
wood, 100x20O, KENDRICK REAL
Tf. 81. 1875. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

ONE TO FIVE ROOMS, connecting
most suitable for doctors or any
professional ONCE: located In one
OF Conn. aves. best apt. houses q!
Ordway st.,. near Uptown Theater
Eor Eav,I fun M Indignation. enna call MR.
EVANS BUlLDiAG. 1920 new Yori
auirements PENN PRoFERTIEs
S,life 61R NE tio7.
DOWNT0WN-Entire floor: larg!
studio. natl. local fiTm; d t pvt. l srs.
reason. ELLIS. ME-. I171.
ABOUT 6.O00 SO. FT.: "a rms. IL
prominent downtown corner build
ing; for. lease. to one tenant 3 fol
sent cal M BsaHHsaD Hssz iSae 81
AIR GH.c -coNDfTioNED. N rio sTGs' f,reproof Cen.
tury Building, 412 5th st. NV. op.
posite Municipal Court. Ofiices avail.
able in single units or suites Of
to $ rooms. Single rooms as low q,
:Sasops $ts psr mo, Parking space ayailsbls
MODERN W ofFrcE Fl cisi BuiLDHSG, Iii IS;so, iocatse
gle or suite Of offices. from S85
Suitable for contractor, manufac-
snsers ~ representative n4ah5s or Or srchi.sst
snd Afte Il sli11sRs sSPfHY CO.. gu 81 III isth hal
81 Eth niSii ASo II Il SIS. Ssoo N.w.-Entire fioor
n 19k6 elevator oss.nda1 building, sontainins
i, e. sisf5as SMTIHx CO. sff II 18Th hsSa5ana. g.
IBETHEsDDA. MD.-small ONCE, iust
completed, on Wise. ave-; 20x21
rent. $75 per month. Cali Mr.. Hol-
land. H. G.. sMITHY Co, 8l1 18th
HYATrTis1viIILE, MD Md. 2 and All = Tm.
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN.
sim & CO., Realtors, 14l5 K st.
nv ME, 5400.
DOWNTOWN-Choice suite consist
Ing s1s, OF Is spprS5 s,S. 7qo So; f.. in 7-story
LEO NJ. BERNsTEiN q Co. III 5
Z st. NV. NE. 54O0.
18th AND r STS. NV lge. rms,
kit. and bath. excellent for comb.
stud !, and liy. atrs.,- office and liv-
rs fsEf sEkssTErs s1f ca I Ne g. S4ee ReasoEs aSo
ATTENfIosNi.'A 81 'DDocroRs-1eth and
reception rm., suitable for ONCE and
living qtrs. or suite Of ofices. Immed
occup; @ Up Applyy. LEO n, BERNSTEIN
LakaR AZ RsSs; sooM-shop. ONCE: vacant;
NV; S45 month. RA. ssia. ON. rs isj
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; Q ONCE
suites on 3rd A.; each $50 50. It,
ssn for f1aas fshi szs ssnant aVatSsy esi k1 a.
N.W.@s RMS. AND BATH, large
picture window; entire 2nd A.:
d1or S on Coi1m6ia saa rd.; very reason
SINGLE ATTRAc. OFFICE now avail
able; Otis Bidg., $40 18th st. NV.
i LGE. AND / SMALL RIM. and en-
trance 2nd a.; corner Conn. ave.
and Eye st. NV. RE. 273e. between
ARIiNGToN. Ri 70; 1879 NO. IRVING is sr.
aaif nnsIan.. Sc; Sio.t from ;l,a Clarendon main
s5R oR rent aispiay cs TlnsSws dS s45s $of iISnt
STUDIO FOR RENT-3rd floor, s21
10th ST.. n.w.-2 lge. rms. reception
rm. and lge ballroom; total 200
So. #; equipped with shower; 2
toilets and complete kitchen; can
be used for organization quarters.
VI CuLMDineo oHCe anu uVlng quart.
ers; all front rms: central location.
For information, call Me. 54S2 or
DU. 1860.
GEORGETOWN - Commercial art
studio; non-residential. NE. 3659,
RE. 1900, Ext. 1884, At.
ATTRACTIVE SUITE overlooking 14th
and N. Y. ave; desirable rms,
attra ctive floor covering; S65 mo. ;
available immed. Apply r, KASS,
*
2 OFFICES with use of reception rm.
and law library: $50 each or both
for S110. 1406 G st. NV. Suite
900; ME. 2454 10y I.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
MASON HIRST
mandate, Va. PEonl
Closed Sundays

II MILES, D. C.
S9.7-acre stock farm; 10-room house;
try house: other buildings.
BARNEY'S, SEE US FIRST
Tyson's Corner. FA. G601 -1s
Evening star., 1951-04-17

eE9 VYN-NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK
Fun daylight bsmt. With outside en-
trance: gas &C. heat; lge. liy. rnl.,
tile bath with shower, beautifully
equipped kit. Assume 4es $4,000
trust Mrs. Cox, vi. S136. ATLAS
REALTY. ST. 1858. -17
Evening star., 1951-04-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MCLEAN, VA. AREA

Attractive brick Cape Cod home on
l acre. Living room with fireplace
and bay window. small den. dining
room with fireplace, equipped kitchen,
utility room. 2 large bedrooms with
double closets. tile bath, small
side porch; unusual setting with
large oak trees surrounding house
and stream on one boundary. Shown
BY appointment only. Sl3.950.
McCAY & McCAY
Realtors GIL. S675
Evening star., 1951-04-17
BUNGALOW
Open o am. to 8 pm.
VACANT SPECIAL
OUR BEST VALUE

OUR BESI VALUE
Only Sl2.950 for this detached brick
home with 5 large rooms, fun base
ment, gas heat. Owner has added
our outstanding value. Call till
pm.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
Evening star., 1951-04-17
RURTON KNQIIS
EASTPINES
OWN 4 DELIGHTFUL

WOODED LOT
S-bedroom Cape Cod bungalow, with
full basement ana expansible attic,
fully equipped kitchen with Bendix
Wasner.. This home is only ! year
old and In excellent condition. A
wonderful buy for non-vet, S2lhQ
G67 mo-, including taxes and insur-
0ree. Shown ny appointment only.
Standard Properties, Inc.
10. 5-44S4; ewes. JA. S-632S,
Evening star., 1951-04-17
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
TNVESTORS

VIII show q 15@ return on this
brick home. Two bedrms.. 1iy. rm..
din. rm.. equipped kit. tile bath
and full bsmt. Only S10,500. Conv.
to everything. Exclusive. OW. 1920,
FrNyTYAY O. 0OfTNYFY5YAvY
Evening star., 1951-04-17
!. SHOPPTNG CENTER

. SHOPPING CENTER
EsTABLIsHED GROUP LOCATED
FOR REAL GROWTH POSSIBILI.
TIES. LARGE AMOUNT LAND
INCLUDED FOR ADDITIONAL
SSTpWREs, 5o,GSal LoGAMED IN VERY .SsI, RAP
LATED, IiE HifoM.nSs Hf9M.fNcoME EscdiI9aH; coIoREI
AEEA NEW CONSTRUCTION
STARTS ALL AROUND. NO OTHER
NEARsY Priced AZ ONLY AP.
PRoxIMATELY TEN TIMES PRES.
oRlifefS6k oNE H6Nb6kEp5 5AER ATHouasssNp5o as 5oDoS pos.
LARS CASH REQUIRED.
Weinberg & Bush, Inc.
l707 H 81. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500
Evening star., 1951-04-17
LYON Park
MANASSAS SPECIAL.

Two-bedroom Cape Cod. Nearly fin
ished; on one acre, on macadam
road. A giye-away at S6,950, $1,000
down. MILLS REALTY CO., AMMAN
dale. Va. IA. 0aaa.
Evening star., 1951-04-17

ARE YOU SEARCHING
For O Cape Cod bungalow with din
rm., 3 bedrms., beautiful mod. kit;
full bsmt.; 2 blocks to school and
shopping! Full price. S12.900. Can
NJ. vIS2 yGl2SG Tntn gIowrps co
Evening star., 1951-04-17

make . rather high monthly pay
ment. We have desirable 5-rm.
home, In good section of w. Hyatts-
vills that could be financed to suit
yoS. yy Price. SI3;5oo. cali ,Is VA, 1900 e,
R.altors. --l9