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Evening star., 1951-08-23

Orig NOW
1850 TV Console with Is" picture
tube. Floor sompIe demonstrotor- -37995 1925
tube. % New o- o--~-- WV - 9e5 1880
tube. Walnut veneered cobinet.
Floor sompe. Demonstration 1905 249.95
! 1851 TV Console with II" picture
tube. Floor sompIe -3e995 2Ss.s5
I 1851 TV Console with "" picture
tube. Floor sompe e------ -----4l99o 3l4.S9
! 1851 TV Combination with ""
picture tube, AN rodo. 3-speed
onstrotor % r'1.e. - ..1@. 44eo5 1895
1851 " combnotlon with y"
tube, AN rodio 3-speed record
player. Floor sample 4o99o 34S.S9
! 1851 .TV Combination with ""
picture tube, AM radio. 3-speed
record player Floor sample -----51e95 1898
" is" tube Model ss2M-----349e5 e5 1895
| 1850 copehort TV console with Is"
3cSs s1sf e---~o-s099 'u.'N00o .0O"'e,' ~ s0995 z4s.ss
1851 1851 Fomous Moke TobIe Model
TV with l2R" tube Demon
2 iS'T ie5i Fomous Moke Toble Model
onst1oor ote WV" :. -- 49,. 1895 1895
1850 Fomous Moke Toble Model
Tv with IA" picture tube Dem
~ Sets with II" tube New .o. so5 1885
! 1851 General Electric TV Console
with II" picture tube Sompe dem
onStrQtoF. Model II(IUO ------ofS.10 <SS.1o
| 1851 General Electric Toble Model
TV with "" rectangular tube.
Demonstration. Model 17T3--------29995 224.95
| 1851 Hocrofter TV Combination
with AN rodio, 3-speed record
player II" picture tube. LINED
oak cobinet. Floor sample, model
| 1850 HoIIcrofter TV with Is" pic
ture tube, model $40, demonstrotor 3l995 lSS.S5
1851 Motorolo Console TV Sets
with II" rectangular tube. New
model l7K5------------------3Z -3Z9.9o z44.93
| 1851 Motorolo Console TV with ! 7"
ModeI 1eaa''i9 i7ke' oDe 0O 9o'-. ss9e5 1885
I 1851 Motoroo Console TV Set with
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z 1851 Motorolo Toble Model TV
Sets with II" picture tube New
model l7T4 ------------z8o.o5 2i4.95
4 1851 MotoroIo Toble Model TV Sets
with 7" picture tube Plastic cobnet
New model l7T3xl ------------259.95 1888
| 1851 Motoroo Console TV with l9"
tube. Floor sompIe model loK4 1895 329.95
LANSBURGRS-MGjor Appliance Store
4I8 Seventh St, or Through ArchtOGy in Main Bldg.
Evening star., 1951-08-23
SAVINGS FOR BOYS

SAVINGS FOX BOYS
Orig. NOW
II Jr Boys Broodcloth Sport Shirts;
Sonfonzed tIess than % residual / so q
shrinkooe). Broken sizes to II 80 81
6 NyIon Sleeveless Sweaters, broken
3 Jr. Boys Sport Coots; royon oobor-
dine, Cuban type. Sizes 8, 10, Y 5.ee 50
Husky Boys Wool SIocks. Sizes 28
ana 81 ------------------- 1.1) -
l3 Husky Boys Foncy Stocks, oil wool;
broken sizes 28 to So 6---------- 1925 S.
s Husky Boys Wool Gobordne Soeks.
Woist 28, % and 80 ---------- 1925 IS
LANSBURGHS-Boys Wedr-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-23

I2O Orig. $50
Boys School and Dress Shirts
Foncy striped broodcIoths; Sonforized tess ST
than | % residual shrinkoee). Neck sizes
3 to l4h, sleeve lengths 81 to 33-----
LANSBURGHS-BoyS Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-08-23
ssxi.ss i a ~ !,

JUNIOR FORMALS
LESS THAN HALF PRICE!
Orig. 1926
5 Cotton FormoIs. Pque, stropIess with boero a
Oroondy dotted :. with square neekne, III
puffed sleeves. Junior sizes 9, , and 5 -
5-Ree. SIS Eyeet Oreondy Formols; Scoop neckIines
with brief, puffed sleeve White pink Junior sizes
to 3 included Observation-Disclosures 81
LANSBURGHS-Junior DresSes-Second Floor
LINGERIE SAVINGS
Orig NOW
20 Block Sheer Gowns ---------- 1895 7.so
Two-pece Royon Shorty Pojomos,
size Il 2--- 2e9 1877
IS Cotton Gowns, botiste and pisse; 3.95 6 z.6s 6
pastel, white; 81 to 46 in group 4.o5 $50
4 Royon Crepe Apiece Poomo Sets l6.95 ll.3o
3 3-Pieoe Cotton Poomo Sets with
scuffs; II to l8---------- o.o5 6.95
"a Chos Gowns; posteIs; broken sizes 5.95 3.97
28 Prs. Royon Crepe Toilored Poiomos
II to 20; pink, white, blue 5.o5 3.s7
1856
20 Pure Silk Crepe and Sotn Gowns ll.o5 5.e5
NSBURGHS-Lingerte-Th Floor
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12
s'Refreshment Time
With Morton DOwney

Hollywood singing star Janis
Paige will appear with Morton
Downey on ''Refreshment Time"
Saturday, Dec. 8 over CHS
(10:3O am. EST.)
Verlye Mills, harpist, will be
featured on this program. Miss
Mills and Miss Paige will do a
special arrangement of BE
Witched, Bothered and Bewild-
cred" with the orchestra. Miss
Paige's solo selection is II Love
the Guy"
Downey will sing "All The
Things You Are" to Miss Mills
harp accompaniment. He has
chosen Sometimes I'm Happy
for performance with the Sky
larks and orchestra; with the
Skylarks he will harmonic
'Just One of Those Things" and
his three solos will be Christ
mas In Killarney" $50 Long
Sally" and ''TIl Be Seeing
You"
The Skylarks will do ssWinter
Wonderland" and Verlye Mills
will do her own version OF
Fantasy Impromptu."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Five thousand black cats voted
DAGMAR, NBC television star. the
girl whose path they'd most like
TO cross. This beautiful blonde
bundle Of charm is one Of the rea-
sons for the stampede to buy tele-
vision sets, so run. don't walk, to
your nearest Tv dealer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12
PICKED UP OFF-MIKE:

Ray Milland, who pays an
other of his frequent visits to
A u o Lite's Suspense" on
Thursday night (Dec. y, is one
of Hollywood's most sought
after performer, but limits his
guest appearances to those pro-
grams which are his own per-
sonal favorites. 81 figure" says
Ray, ssI can do better job when
l work on shows I like"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12

for which men have special feel
ing, are beans served chuck
wagon style. Just take 2 cans Of
pork and beans, add 2 tablespoons
of brown sugar, 8 or a frankfurt
ers sliced. Combine these In a
baking dish, put in a moderate
oven 1880 F. for about 80 min
utes. It's quickly and easily pre-
pared tasty dish. And it's handy
and economical on the budget.
With Bacon
There are many variations of
the bean dish. To serve beans and
bacon in a casserole, empty a can
of pork and beans into the cas-
serole, sprinkle l tablespoon of
brown sugar over the top, place
3 or 4 strips of cooked bacon on
top, and place the casserole in a
$50 F oven for about 20 minutes
until contents become hot and
crisp. The family will love it.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12

Particularly popular at this
time of the year is the lovely
jersey blouse that's SO comfort
able and goes so well win all
the skirts in your wardrobe.
This one has a clever collar
treatment and handy pocket.
Pattern No. 31O5 is a sew-rite
perforated pattern for sizes IL,
IA, Is, 18 and 20. Size IA re-
quires 2 yards of 39inch fabric;
1ss yards of 54-inch.
For this pattern, send Csc
plus sc for first-class mailing in
coins, your name, address, pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, Labor Press As
sociation, P.O. Box 80, Station
G., New York 10, N. Y.
Don't miss the new Fall and
Winter Stylist! This latest issue
contains 48 pages of interesting
sewing information-sma new
styles; more American Designer
Originals; free pattern printed
in the book, 25 cents.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12
Page Three
Alexis Smith I'm Cast of
Here Comes the Groom
rT0r " U n n n AIovia

WOOD - Alexis
Smith, the beautiful blonde,
recently was signed to top role
in Frank Capra's Here Comes
the Groom" at Paramount. Bing
Crosby, Jane Wyman and Fran
chot Tone are co-starred in this
light romantic drama which II
set for immediate start.
Miss Smith will play the part
of 'sWinifred Stanley" cousin of
the wealthy Tone, and becomes
involved in the triangle between
Crosby, Miss Wyman and Tone.
Alexis has been popular on
the screen for the past several
years. Her recent picture ap-
pearances include "Undercover
Girl" wyoming Mail" Mon
tana" and "Any Number Can
Play"
FULLY RESTS AFTER RIDE
Tom Tully rested on his-ah
laurels last week following two
spills from horseback while
| filming scenes at Corrigan's
Ranch for the Louis Hayward
starrer, ''Dick Turpin's Ride"
Tom, a native Coloradian, and
a good rider, hasn't been riding
the broncs lately, and, he says.
the horse he was on must have
known it. He returned to work
after two days.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12

SIX ways TO pre-
pare his favorite pork and beans
plate. He suggests dressing up
beans in individual casseroies,
with Vienna sausage. leftover
ham. bologna, and frankfurters.
A special treat for youngsters is
q beanburger, Conte said.
Chuck Wagon Style
One of the stern facts Of life
for the housewife is that all the
family loves a promptly served
meal. A favorite in household
kitchens these evenings, and one
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12
Jane Wyman .
At Paramount

HOLLYWOOD-Jane- Wyman
checked i'm at Paramount last
week for pre-production filming
on Frank Capra's 'fHere Comes
the Groom" i'm which she is
starred opposite Bing Crosby.
Pre- production fl I'm i ng con-
tinues tomorrow with start of
the picture scheduled for end of
the week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12
TOLEDO UNION JOURNAL
Stop Grousinq
BY RUTH TAYLOR

THOSE who were so confident
l. that when Seoul was re-
taken the war was all over but
the shouting. have had a rude
awakening. We have long road
ahead.
We must not underestimate
the enemy nor his strength. And
we must not overlook the fact
that the man with his back to
the wall is the one who fights
the hardest.
They still pay off on the horse
that finishes first. Now is not
the time to waste jockeying for
position. We can't afford to
fritter away energy on people
who won't cooperate. We've all
got to fight and work and sacri-
flee together.
You know what I m e n.
There is a bad tendency today
to quibble over the cost of war
and to attribute to bad manage
ment any lack which touches us.
Few people are willing to give
up their privileges. They feel
that the sacrifices should be
made entirely by the other fel-
low and they waste their time
and clutter up other peoples
work by their complaining. We
are al guilty in some respects.
Butw hile we are quibbling,
let us consider what would be
the case were our enemies in
the saddle. They do not rule by
ballot-they occupy by force.
They do not levy taxes-they
expropri ate all possessions.
They do not debate, argue, per-
suade people to coperate-they
terrorize, torture and persecute
all those who disagree with
them.
They do not respect the right
of others. They negate old prlvl-
leges and deny the rights of the
individual even to his own
thoughts. They od not respect
the religious beliefs of any, but
build gods in their own likeness
before whom they make their
slaves bow down and worship.
How can we resent the little
we have to give up, when we
consider what we would hav'
lost? It's time to stop complain
ing. If we're going to be in it
let's be with it. For if we don't
then al privileges will go, anc
we'll be letting the enemy wir
the war at homec while oul
soldiers are licking him abroad
Kipling phrased it thus:
'It amt the guns nor armament
nor the funds that they car
pay,
But the close cooperation thai
makes them win the day.
It amt the individual nor the
army as a whole,
But the everlasting teamwork
of every blooming soul"
Cton oro.1cipof
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12

To help simplify
the hurry-up meal
profile m, 10 h n
Conte, singing
s tar of v a n
C a m p's Little
Show on NBC-
TV, and an anna
teur chef, found
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-01-12
cheoP and Easy Does II

Td do anything quick nutritious meal for family
the rush, housewife said recently Home
makers agree it's a simple problem.
That odays thrifty cook is turning and to food
that credit She conceived
methods of serving old standards variety STYLES
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
Bing CrosbyIs
 Featured Star Al 20fh Century

A superb cast, hilarious story ana rich serving of songs have been blended in mounts Here Comes the Groom" the Bing Crosby comedy starts at the 20th Century Theatre tonight.
 This latest, and reportedly mer- riest of all the Groaner's film ad- ventures, finds him in the stellar company of Jane Wyman, Alexis smith, Franchot Tone and James Barton in a Frank Capra produc- tion that pays out the laughs with all the hearty abandon of a shore leave sailor unloading his coin.
 There are lots of bonuses in this gloom-busting bonanza. too. Anna Maria Alberghetti, sensational fifteen-year-old singing find, and Jacky Gencel, a wonderfully tal- ented young French actor, make their American film debuts. Jay Livingston and Ray Evans have concocted bright and durable set of tunes for Der Bingle and his friends, with a one-song assist by Johnny Mercer and Hoagy Car michael
 The laugh-loaded story casts Bing as reporter who's given a week by immigration authorities to find a mother for two orphans he had adopted in France. His fiancee, tired by three-year engagement. has become engaged to millionaire socialite in Bing's absence, and his uproarious attempts to garner a mother for his prefabricated family serve as springboard for series of bowling situations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
63 Passengers Travel Via PMA on tuesday

Flight of Pacific Northern Air. lines in and out of Juneau yester- day carried 63 passengers with AZ leaving and 21 arriving.
 Leaving Juneau for Anchorage Douglas Haen, Keith Weiss, Ger aid Magorty, Louis Rover, Lau- renee Smith, Paul Mather, John Christofer. Calvin Wilson, Richard Benson. Ted .tirch, George Smith, Louis Jacquot, Walter Riley, Har- Ian Mahle.
 Olaf Hanson, Alfred Oglend, Will bert Eyon, GeoAye Lundy, Henry Mason, pr. Deisher, Ferris Moore, J. D. Argetsinger, K. Mountjoy. L. Aus, R. Deverny, Dick Mccormick, Tom Wise, R.: s. Bond, c. A. Esch- back. K. c. Buntin, G. D. Walters V. M. Brown, MT. Jordan, s. Socha. To Cordova: Harry, Bob and Ros- allie Chapman.
 To Yakutat: Harold Westman Kelly Westfall, Cliff Joseph, Doile Rowan.
 Arriving from Anchorage: MT Winther. MT. Elliot, MT. and Mrs Brown. Robert Mike, MT. Kie, MT Healey, MT. Stephenson, Jack Wood land and Mrs. T. Woodland. From Gustavus: Dr. Drew.
 From Cordova: MT. Kandra, Elma Carlson, MT. Smith, MT. Edwards
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK

Twenty five years ago today. october 10, 1926, major fire swept large part of Douglas, burning a large area and putting the town in ashes. Quite number of resi- dents who witnessed the fire are still living here today. They say the skies were clear but a Taku wind was bowling. The fire started on the waterfront in the village and swept throughout the town. Ten years later in February 1886, another fire started on the water front and burned most of what had been missed in the 1926 fire, in- cluding the business district. It also was during high wind.
 It is appropriate that these fires be remembered during this week which is designated throughout the nation as Fire Prevention Week. The local fire department has dis play in the Douglas Service store windows with a message from Fire Chief Arne Shudshift saying Let's not let it happen again." Three major fires, 1919, 1926 and l936- all through carelessnes on some persons part. The chief says, please cooperate with your volunteer fire department by preventing the turn ing in of false alarms and calling any fire hazard to the attention of the fire department.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10

FROM ARIZONA
 John Rain, of Phoenix, Ariz.. is 9 aJHneau visitor staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
3S Passengers On PNA fIighis

Pacific Northern Airlines flights carried 38 passengers Monday with 28 leaving, seven arriving, and three going through Juneau to other points.
 Leaving for Anchorage: Fred Marsh, Donald Mark, Miss H. Con- radt, MT. Berry, Mrs. Kittle, Col Landreth, Herb Mead. H. R. Bates, Rev. Walsh, Les Troast, A. w. Hall, Rev. Melbourne, Alfred Bonnet, Dorothy Novatney, Linn Forrest, Jimmy Whistler, MT. Shawback, Mrs. Mark, Evelyn Cummings.
 For Yakutat: Ernest Frances, Clarence, Molly and MT. and Mrs. H. Milton.
 Arriving from Cordova: MT. Lang ley, MT. Wilson, the Buchrles, and the Barlows.
 From Yakutat: MT. Franks, MT. George, MT. Ilmat. h a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
91 Travel on
 Alaska Coastal
 tuesday Flights

Alaska Coastal Airlines carried a total of 91 passengers on Tues- days flights with 24 on interport 32 arriving and 35 departing.
 Arriving from Tulsequah: Nor man Bergman, John S. McNevin Nature Larorje. Sargey Samusenro Louis Grimard; from Indian Lake John Pasquan, William Fromholz; from Sitka: MT and Mrs. F. Mills, Mir Moniger, F. Sullivan, c. Barn. hill, MT. and Mrs. J. Sturgill; from Ketchikan: Grace Treffers: from Petersburg: MT. and Mrs. Bob Scott.
 From Haines: MT. J. w. Berry Norman H. Sales, Sherman and Grace Smith, Rex Hermann; from S1agway: It. Col. Louis A. Uslin i; from Gustavus: Mrs. Glenn Parker; from Elfin Cove: Andrew Freidt, Mrs. Carl Wollarth from Hoonah 1: Carl Marvin, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hayes, Mrs. Walter Obert: from Funter: Thomas Peterson, Virgil Hulse.
 Departing for Indian Lake: John Pasquan, William Fromholz; for Sitka: Max Penrod, Beatrice Brick son, Tim Casey, Byron Skinna. Ros- COG Max Jr.. Mrs. Karl WoIlarth. Steve Kie. Walter Chase, Andrew Maker, Robert Mike; for Petersburg MT. and Mrs. Martin Enge, Lucille Lemieux, Sam Thomas; for Ketchi- kan: M. Page; for Skagway: F. Honsinger. Sgt. and Mrs. Replogle, Gregory Replogle, Rev. G. E. Gall lant; for Haines: Norman H. Sales, Howard Kosbu, Robert Paul, Sgt, Fred Dawley, Rex Hermann, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Yates, J. L. Brown. James Craveleso; for Hoonah Frank James, Kelly St. Clair; for Funter: Iver-Arnsen; for Pelican Father Nevre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
'Undertover Girl Tense Action Bill
 Now af Capitol

"Undercover Girl" tense, action movie opens at the Capitol Theatre tonight.
 Two veteran co-stars in the thrill department, Scott Brady and Alexis Smith, make this story of trans continental dope ring chase sizzle with suspense.
 Brady does an outstanding job as charming young detective with machine-gun dialogue that puts him definitely in the forefront of Hollywood heroes who beat their way to victory with their fists and smile their way to love.
 The Undercover Girl herself, Alexis Smith, never, as they say in the drawing room, looked lovelier. Except that Alexis spends her time looking lovely in the dangerous assignment of chasing down a gang of murderous felons. The statuesque blonde turns in topnotch perform ance making the moviegoer conscious of the fact, during nine reels of action, that Miss Smith has one of the most exciting combinations of beauty and talent on the screen.
 "Undercover Girl" is the story of beautiful young woman who be- comes a policewoman in order to track down a dope ring leader who murdered her father, police of ficer. How she becomes involved with a young detective who man. ages to save her at the last minute from an ugly death and how she falls in love with him are major ingredients of the fast-moving yarn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
120 Passengers Carried by PAA
 Monday Flights

Four flights of Pan American Air ways in and out of Juneau carried l20 passengers Monday.
 Arriving from Seattle were: Frank Cashel, Fred March, Donald Mark, Ida Morris, Robert and Helen Pheasant, Mona Schaefer, George Smith, James. Muriel. Pa- tricia and Colleen Stivers, Gertrude Wood, Enid Zumwalt. Katrine Mo Leod, Betty Mark.
 From Annette: John Christopher, Ferris Moore, swan Swanson, Thelma Peterson.
 From Whitehorse: MT. and Mrs. Ken Roxbourogh.
 Fifty-one persons boarded the planes for Seattle, Is for Fairbanks, one for Ketchikan, and one for Whitehorse. Other arrivals were from Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
GIRL SCOUTS MEET

Girl Scout Troop No. 8 met Tues day. Half of the troop went to the Health Center for a demonstrct ticn for the child care badge. The other half of the troop stayed in the Moose Hall and worked on the science badge.
 MELISSA TAYLOR, Reporter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
DOUGLAS NOTICE

Garbage hauling and lot clean ing, satisfactory and courteous ser vice. Pick ups Wednesday and Sum- day. Acme Disposal Service, Gus Peterson, owner. Phone Juneau 631.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
TO SEATTLE HIGH

Richard Gildersleeve was a pass enger to Seattle last Sunday where he will live with relatives and att tend the Thomas Edison High School.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
SMITHS MOVE

MT. and Mrs. Robert Smith and children have recently moved to a Juneau residence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
FROM WASHINGTON

J. A. Johnson, of White Salmon, Wash, is a guest at the 0astineau Hotel
Evening star., 1951-10-25

Many at Reductions Of VI or More
Remnant Day Merchandise, on sale Friday
morning at $50, is not rsturnabls or exchange.
able, not sent COD. or on approval; mail or
phone orders not accepted. Some are soiIed,
marred, damaged or otherwise imperfect
Evening star., 1951-10-25
Boys Dungarees, 1"

us in group. 8-ounee denim, double-knee
style, size II.
10 Boys Cotton Fonne Poiomos. Sizes l6 and 8 Were
40 Boys Sports Shirts Long sieeved royon, 10 20
Were Z95. Nov ------~----------1.S .S8
zoo Boys Cotton Briefs Mid length cotton kn z
to q. Were SOC Nov -~-.,------------ 3oc
20 Boys Cotton Gym Shorts. White only small and medium
BOYS FURNISHINGS AND APPAREL, D SIS,
Main Building
Evening star., 1951-10-25
Ny|on Hose, IS
slightly damaged from handling,
if perfect tcOuld be 100 to I.65

$50 pairs in group. Sheer, business and service
weights. lmperfeetions do not impair weorins
qualities. Broken size and color ossortments.
HOSIERY, D S S. Main Building
Evening star., 1951-11-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEAR UNIVERSITY LANE
An attractive detached bungalow will
2 bedrooms. large living room, sep
arate dining. room, kitchen, base
ment,. large level fenced lot: price,
to sell quickly. Call for appoint
ment.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
MA. f5440.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

Q ACRES and lge. s-rm. house: %.
IT. liv. rm. with firepl., oil heat
porches, good location, nr. MD. y,
outbldgs. Price, $4,000. Call WA
5000 It'll Q pm, ROBERT 8. DAVIS
g. CO. IS
2 BEDROOM BRICK BUNGALOW
nPrficed a.IIfss v for osoe au,ek pse,, sale, MT
WAPLE CO., Realtor. 1924 14th st
n W DI 33Ik
Evening star., 1951-11-06
S14 80

end street makes this 2-bedrm. brick
home ideal for young children. Fam.
lily din. rm.. gas h.-w h. Auto. washer
Walk to schools. "a block to bus
Close-in Silver Spring. Call MONT.
GOMERY INVESTMENT g. INSUR.
ANCE CO.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNER
100 Eye st. NV.

$22,950
1st a., large liv. rm with fireplace,
large din. rm., modern kit, n bath
and side screened porch; IND n,
3 twin-siZed bedrms. and tile bath;
full bsmt. with "a bath and outside
entr. This large brick Colonial is
on q 6Ox100 level corner lot. Trans
portetion and school within block,
shopping 8 blks. Wood window
frames. storm windows and doors;
slate roof and Anchor-fenced yard.
SILVER SPRING-$19,950
This lovely home is located near
school, transp. and shopping. on .
150-ft. lot, close to D. c.: 1st d.
has large liv. rm. with fireplace.
aide porch. din. rm., modern kit.
twin sized bedrm- and u bath; 2nd
d., . twin-siged bedrms. and full
bath; full bsmt.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
eH. 5555. Realtors. Till Q P M.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
SH. 8010
NEW RAMBLER
PREWAR RAMBLER

PREWAH RAMBLER
NEAR FLOWER AVE.
Beautiful det rambler with spacious
liv. rn1.. din. rm., mod. kit. 2 bed
rms, mod. tiled shower bath on 1st
level; finished rm; on 2nd level: full
bsmt.; huge lot as beautifully
Handicapped as money will allow;
terms and priced right
BERENTER & CO.. ia. 1880.
Call Daily Til 8 PM.
Evening star., 1951-11-06
SOUND INVESTMENT
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WAREHOUSE, wanted to buy, approx.
5000 SO. #, in 1-story bldg. 2nd
comm. zoning, in or nr. Washing
ton, D. c. MA S270. 10