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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
Library Has New Sidewalk

A fine gesture towards having
people come in and get an insight
to great thoughts that are con-
tanned in its many volumes of
versatile literature is the new
cement sidewalk extending from
the outer one to the Browning
branch library door.
Such an improvement shows a
trend towards continued Develop
ment of the institution. Indeed,
it is both an aspiring and inspir-
ing institution.
Next should come a bit of land
scaping about the place as will
add a dignity. to the surround
ings. Already there is a growth
of grass, but weeds persist in
dominating the scene.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
Ranchers WORRY
Over Duck
Hunting Hazard

AS of other open seasons on
duck hunting, m er of
ranchers are posting their prop
erty with mo Hunting" signs
as a protective measure against
the hazard of duck hunting.
The duck hunting season will
open next Friday at noon.
Some hunters have no regard
for other peoples property. Even
when hunting grounds are made
available to them, they fail to
heed signs directing them to
close gates that stock may not
go estray. In some instances
stock are victims of their care
less shooting Likewise, n n O.
cent humans risk tragedy.
In some parts where hunters
make their way to streams, per-
feet finder for widespread and
costly fires exist. A discarded
lighted cigarette or cigar butt
could nullify the efforts of those
who are stalking their economy
on their hay during the next few
months. Not in several years
has there been such risk to so
much hayland. With great guam
titles of uninsured baled and a
lesser quantity of stacked hay
dangerously exposed to a rapidly
sweeping fire, it is obvious what
could happen.
A situation S m i | a to this,
though minor in comparison, was
threatened last week, according to
rancher's report to the Chief.
A grass fire, believed to have
started from Great Northern
freight train near the underpass
IN l94o, burned over thousands OF
acres of hayland, spread to Seville
ranches to do considerable dam
age. This happened during a
long dry fall, which may be dup
Heated by the present one.
Outside duck hunters, not ap-
preciating-and some of them
not particularly caring-w h a t
could happen through their I'M
Lhoughtfulness when in the midst
of fire hazard area, should be ap-
prised of their responsibility by
every means possible.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
Large Group To.
See President
At Cut Bank

Quite a large aggregation of
people of Browning and the
Blackfeet Reservation were at
Cut Bank Tuesday evening to
see and hear President Truman
on his brief whistle stop" pol
itical tour of this section.
The President made a nice ap-
pearance, according to local peo-
pie on hand to greet him.
Miss Margaret, the Presidents
daughter, who is accompanying
him on his western trip. was in
troduced to the throng. Charm
ing and gracious. she made an
appeal as to be in keeping with
the finest traditions of a Presi-
dents daughter. All concede to
this.
AS democrats and republicans,
the throng had very decided opin-
ions as to influence exerted by
the Presidents 15-minute lam
basting of his political adversary.
! Contend the democratic leader
ship: He converted every re-
publican"
Contend the republican leader
ship: His speech didn't make a
dent anywhere. In fact, there
are more republicans than ever,
as a result"
This is how one can correctly
size up the situation with both
great major parties:
If one of them could h a v e
slipped quietly and unbeknown
to the other political party a nice
scented capsule containing the
great virtuous Ten Command
ments into their own political
platform, how Moses, the Great
Law Giver, would have been
given the raspberry" by the op-
position!
You'd hear them shout:
Moses wasn't so great. And
besides. the Ten Commandments
belong to the horse and buggy
days" -.
Even some might gnash their
teeth and clench their fists and
say: ITO hell with Moses. He
wasn't anybody
That's American politics.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
Chinook Wins
Over Indians In
.32-l2 Game

The Chinook Sugarbeeters ov-
erran the Browning Indians here
last Friday evening by score
of 1912. Playing a scoreless
first quarter, which saw the In
dians' drive fail on the half
yard line, the Indians at the
half were overwhelmed when
the Beeters' halfback, Friede,
broke loose for three touchdowns
to slide into very 1870 lead.
On the first running-play after
the half-time kickoff, Howe of
Chinook tailed a fourth touchdown
with 35-yard gallop. This, ap-
parently, goaded the Indians in
to action, with the remaing part
of the quarter being theirs.
Wayne Goss opened the fire.
works with a 24-yard jump pass
to End Joe Mckay. Chlnook's
tumble of the kickoff p a &c d
them in the hole on their own
two-yard line. On the attempted
kick, Linebacker LaPlante broke
through the Chinook line and
knocked the ball out of the hands
of the Chinook punter. Clar-
ence Homegun fell on the ball in
the end zone for the Indians Sec
ond touchdown.
The tide turned again in Chin
ook's favor when Don Bro wn
was tackled on 4th down before
he could get punt away. Chin
ook took over on the Indians
6-yard line and tailed on a pass
from Howe to MacKinner to end
scoring action in the game.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
George Thorne Fails To
Recover From Operation;
Now At Albuquerque

In a brief letter received by
the Chief from Kate Thorne at
Albuquerque, New Mexico early
this week, she wrote that George
was in a critical condition.
She asked that we suggest to
Georges friends in Browning and
Glacier Park communities that
they write him a letter that
might bring cheer to him.
The address is:
George Thorne, 3O44 Front
Ter St., Albuquerque. New Mex
leo.
George underwent major sur
gerry at Mayo Clinic two years
ago and seemingly for a time was
making favorable recovery. In
late months his condition took a
turn for worse, as a re-
suit of which the Thornes had to
cut short their season as enter
tainers at the Rocky Mt. Inn at
Glacier Park a month ago.
The unhappy fate of the
Thorne couple is a deep sorrow
for a legion of friends in this sec
ton. For the last 10 years
the fine musicianship of George
and Kate, as we'll as their jovial-
ity and other appealing traits
became an asset the Rocky Mt.
Inn had occasion to value highly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
Indian Program
For Future On
Group'sAgenda

The Montana Conference Com
mittee on Indian Work of the
Methodist Church met Monday
to discuss plans for the future of
the work on the Blackfeet Res
ervation. This committee under
the leadership of it's chairman.
Rev. j. Homer Magee of Great
Falls is responsible for the use of
mission funds.
Each year all the Methodist
Churches of Montana set aside
the first Sunday in November to
present the work of Indian miss
ions and receive an offering for
some special project here.
Some of the projects have been
the propane heating system in
the local church, the recen t
painting of the church, the pur-
chase of a motion picture pro-
jector, storm S h e S for the
church and parsonage and sever
al lesser projects.
At Mondays conference plans
were made for the construction
of garage for the parsonage
and for the moving of the par
ish house as to be combined with
the present church building.
Members of the committee,
who were present and inspected
the local properties, n C ! II d d
Rev. Marvin Adams of Gre a t
Falls, Rev. William Stearns of
Hamilton, Rev. Lawrence Drls-
Gill of Big Sandy, Mrs. Y. j..
Ward aud N. w. Edwards of
Choteau, as we'll as the chair
man, local pastor and local mem
Der. Lester johnson.
Roast buffalo and all the fix
ings was served at noon by Mrs
Lester johnson, Mrs. |. J. Bar
Gus and Mrs. Edgar B. Smith.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
Mary Jane G0ss
Funeral Set
For Tomorrow

Funeral services for the late
Mary Jane Goss. 70. who died at
the Memorial Hospital at Cut
Bank Wednesday, will be held at
the Browning Methodist Church
tomorrow Saturday at 2 p. M,
With the Rev. Edgar B. Smith
officiating. Burial will be in the
Methodist cemetery.
Deceased was preceded in death
by her husband, the late Albert
S. Goss by 80 days. He died at
the Memorial Hospital August
II.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
Gift Bibles Presented
To Methodist Class

At the Rally Day program last
Sunday at the Methodist Church
Sunday School, Bibles were
presented to those who were pro-
NOTED to the Junior. Department.
The recipients included Sara
lee Barcus, John Peterson, Carol
Ann Manuel, Eddie Schmidt,
Peggy Wynegar. Patricia An.n
Morris and Andrew Wippert,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
The Address Will Be Broadcast.
BIackfeet Warriors
To Appear In
Montgomery Picture

Motion Picture Producer Geo.
Montgomery of Hollywood and
others in the industry were at
Heart Butte last Sunday in the
interest of preliminary plans for
new western picture. W h i c h
will be produced approximately
year from now. Montgomery
was accompanied by his wife,
Dina Shore, popular radio star.
Much of the locale of the pic
ture will be somewhere south of
Great Falls. Montgomery said.
According to Francis Blu l.
shoe, who has been selected to
have a dominant part in some of
the scenes, Montgomery will en-
ploy 100 mounted Indian warriors,
with preference for youthful
members of the Blackfeet tribe.
A years planning will be nee
essary before actual shooting"
begins, Bulshoe was told. Plans
are for the beginning of photog-
raphy the fore part of October
a year from now, providing there
is snowfall. Otherwise the date
will be later. according to Bull
shoe.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
Clearance Sale Held

Beginning this morning at 9
and continuing indefinitely, Eva's
Clothing Store will hold a clear
ance sale of a considerable part
of the stock in order to make
room for a new fall and winter
stock.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
Worldwide Communion
Sunday Observance

Worldwide Communion Sunday
will be observed at the Browning
Methodist Church this Sunday.
Christians of all evangelical
denominations are invited to par
ticipate,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03

It's Your FreedOm-PrOtect II! What
better can you do In times like these but
initiate the teamwork which Yields an
invincible defense force. Teamwork
like that means a strong America.
U. S. Savings Bonds are now Defense
Bonds and your purchase of these bonds
mean3 80. a re doing your part in build
Ing strong. financial America. Buy
them n"w and buy them Regularly
through the Payroll Savings Plan where
you work or the Bond A-Month Plan Al
yeur bank. u S I.sosy,s osoar,nso,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
US. Mixer

Through mechanization, the US
miner can produce about as much
coal In Gay as japanese miner
produces in a month.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-10-03
High COnSu,nrt;cu

Pennsylvania consumes about
one-eighth Of the mineral fuel and
power used in the US. including
coal. gas. oil and electric power.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT, N. Arl. Less than
yrs. old; complete modern equip
ment. quoted over $500 daily. Rea-
sonable rent. Price $23 900; S-yr.
lease. JOHN w. MULROY. 90 Hill
wood ave. Pa. 1922.
MONEY MAKER ~ Complete locker
system: meat, processing plant; YORK
County, Pa. Contact WEST YoRks
Realty I AGENCY 81 slols 1917 W. Marker ~
ron SAIE-l4o r sdry cleanins
plant In new sub. shopping center,
8 mos old, growing very fast; al
new most modern equipment. Ca
pable Of 81 500 per wk. Complete
shoe repair shop. also aA-rew eQulp-
ment, Owner has other interests
Substantial cash. balance monthly
notes. Box 264-K, Star.
with rooming mouse
caIySsRT iaT III isI'o coHFEE Hh GsHaoP. ases wis
ave NV. next to Calvert Theater;
doing $3.50 day average, mostls
sandwiches and fountain; owner
bought larger place. Can q
handled with $1,000 down pay. pay
I4l1 "a; ave. NV. Ma. s145 o.
RHEssTA1RaNT Hs 11aNT and eoektaii lounge
excellent sic. cor. location, seats "a
nir cond,, equipment almost new
and beautiful, same owners 70 yISs
gross receipts in 1851 about $9O,Uys
which can easily be increAtedi part.
PsEs psis,.s can ps. 9Gs aSnss Sss 81 mel
investment; terms, W. 3. THRIFT
exclusive l411 Ra. ave. n.W
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

COLUMBIA RD.. south Of 18th st.
n.w.-Spacious: one-bedroom, corner
apartment with, large foyer, LYING
room, 49, dining room. kitchen,
pantry, huge closets and. bath.
This older. well-established. CO.
operative provides 24-hour switch
board and elevator service and the
location is close to every conyen-
ience. Price. $1,000. with terms.
Shown by appointment only. Please
call Mr.. Gavin. with Il. G. SMITHY
co. ST 5000; res. MI. 1904. IS
TTLDEN GARDENS - Cooperative
apartment available only to pros
pectiye purchaser, satisfactory to
other owners, assuring you sound
investment bedrooms. east and
west exposure; " cash necessary.
NAYL0R GAkDENs; for sale. 8;
bedrm. unit; choice location on 2nd
d. in excel. cond.; many. extras In
cluded. Price, $ll.45o; equity;
$5:293. 1mmsd. possess; Soo DRuEY
Lu. l-7069. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BRIGHTWOOD AREA, Whittier ST.,
bungalow. lge. rms, porches, gas
heat; new cond.; nice yard. GE.
BfhafSGSHirwooD, faSSi sth and rucke7man,
near schools, bus and stores; needs
repairs; easy terms. GE. Abs.
BRIGHTwOOD-s lge. rms. 2 baths,
2 kits. semidet. brk. cor. lot, very
RE. o4ss: cH. 1906. -
duced. Ready for immediate occu-
pancy. A det.. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
modern brick home; screened living
porch: newly redse.; attrametively 10
Mr.. Hood. OR. 1866, with THoS. L,
CHEVY % CHASE. i8SIDc..Family-sttyle
home with separate breakfast room
OF modern kit. bedrm. and modern
bath % on lst A A bedrmhs, aTs1,,5 ana bath "a
With vi ing 1so-ft. q on frontare; rn 0eSas eses Mr r.
Hood. OR. 1866 with THoS. L.
CHETY CHASE, b. c. = Barnaby
Woods; unusual opportunity for
those desiring -, a spacious anIs -assan aya6le
able price; containing $ rooms and
2 baths; LIST a. has 25-ft. liy. rm.
ished room and bath in bsmt.; sit
uated in o most desirable location.
Price only $4,000. F. A. TWEED
Co. INC, 5504 Conn, ave. NV. EN-.
cHEVY hIsS z cHAsELBrick. Sc center han.
lge. liv. rm., din. rm., modern
equipped kit, library. powder rm.,
screened porch; 2nd a.. 8 twin sizs zs
A.; bSmt.. recr. rnn. and garage, gas
heat; Ige. landscaped lot: To IN
spect, call OR. 004S or DE. 31S6:
REALTY BROKERS. INC. 5506
Connecticut ave. -
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. $23,S0O-A
4-bedrm. residence located Close 70 70
easy walking distance to public and
parocaial schools. Spacious living
and dining rms. good kitchen. stair
way 20 storags ATTIC. Reasonably Inad.
call WO. 1900 once open until 3.
EDW. H, JONES q CO., INC, chevs
cGGEvT Ghsss' z; p5RxsE, a MD.-Larre cider
home on beautiful street near Chevy
Chase Club. 1st. floor has reception
hall with fireplace. liv. rln.. din;
rms. lit, 2 porcheS: bedrms,.
baths. End floor; 8 bedrms., l bath.
ard door.s Built-in garage; beautiful
garden. BY appointment. Ewes.
Miss Huey. OIL 5776. RAYMOND
B. DUNN, 1885 Wisconsin ave. Wo.
ESS44IlaRsoN HI sT.-a complete apart.
% ton; only SIS. 800; sttrac. terms
IA. 8459, w. CLIFFORD SHERT'
ZER. RE. 2201.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcont.

NEW BRICK 3-bedrm. rambler, gai
heat, basement. Langley Park area
2 BR. sEMiDET. HOUSE; !. r, d. r.
basement; mr.. Shirlington; $105. ia
4S2S Sth ST. N.W.-Detached resi-.
Dental bldg. white, containing 2
apts., / Of 6 rms. kit. and bath. the
other 8 rms: ktt. and bath; aG, VII
separate apis. for total Of $165 per
mo. Apply at 1924 9TH st. NV.
Q BEDRMS., SEMIDET., of Columbia
pike. in new section Of Arlington
2-BmRM. ROW HOUSE in n. Alex,
full bSmt,, 500. Call F. =. NAL
COLIN, Realtor, OW. 1924.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
EDMUND J. FLYNN
APARTMENTs WANTED

FREE-Landlords. Applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts, OF
houses or suhlets. Washa Va:
white Open 2 days. Ma. O001.
ENGINEER desires unfurn. one-bed-
I'm. apt; in upper n;g6 nss6. OF .Tcss TnsaroS )
p.ni.r Sun, or aft. 2 Pm. any night.
COUPLE with small child desires
apt. In Anacostia; reaA. Call between
8 am. and IL noon. HY. $500. s1
FURN.--one-bedroom enc. apt. 70!
one lady; Govt. smpl.; conv. transp.
nice location. Box SOCK. star
a -
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX. AREA--Immaculate 2-bedrm
S135 mo. XII. S-7100. -
NEARBY Md, Silver sprine and
chillum area; 2 furnished h.ick
DsnfalSSts Dsr Cnt cah lni "a aPe sesss sssn rEcR
NO. ARL.-4-yr.- -old brick Col; 8
bedrms.,. screened porch. nrepl.. gas
heat; S185. CH. 5538. IS
JEFFERSON MANOR, | mi, south q
hffhUfiaf 4 fIrn wee fsneed Ddk iear oSs gard; near near
9SS 9SS EdaeSiii sSnGGii DR.. shVpPP.nsl oP slss 0
DETACHED HOUSE-3 bedrms.. wall
to-Wall carpeting: knotty pine, rec.
rm.. closed in back porch, large I
oeeSpshcy ssTd sf7b mo- 0ssa soo Patsse Rse
son rd.. Hyattsviile. Md. TU. 422s
tSF SosSi'BidS5 BRICK DIET. HOUSE.
3-bedrms.. Ia baths; lge. fenced
yard. and garage; $500. Ju. 1861
LOVELY 4-BEDRM. HOME in one OF
best residential sections in NV.
washington vicinity. Rec, rm:.
baths, lovely I'd; beautifully furn.;
TsEasE y1s1sSj jHAMrs IA S-IsoS z 1nxoN esSes l. 6
BETHESDA--Convenient location
1st. a.. liv. rmn din. rm., kit, sun.
room; 2nd a., 2 twin-size bedrms
and bath; screened porch; full bsmt;
and garage: gas h.-w.h.; S165. cal
Mrs. Christman, ALLIED REAaaITor REAaaITo
CORP, 5000 Wis. ave. WI. o94s
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. Diet.
brick; nicely furn., l "a baths, esn1t.,
radiant gas heat; attic fan; wall-to-
wall carpeting and firepl. in liv. rm.,
16-in. television. radio-phono. COMB;
deep freeze; garbage disposal; lge.
fenced yard, flowers, shrubs, power
SIs5. IA. 03sI or FA. 2oSO. 10 l.
Lovely town house, exauisiteiy furn
Has everything. Phone Mrs. Cunning
ham, No. 1925. JAMES M. DUN
ySGAeaNfMs.bedrm. SAai fle1i. sdi viers Mil home;
din. rm;, kit; nr. school; 81 IT,
sIE4ES IN ssfPfkNG HOME in .swood-
moor; 2-story brick with 2 bed
rooms, tiled bath. full bsmt., firepl,,
screened porch; lovely large ios; ;
$3.50 mo. furn.; year lease: RIPLEY
& ROMER, Realtors, SH. 1889.
IA WEST HOWELL AVENUE: Alex
andria- Va.-BriclA three bedrooms.
maids room ana paLn, quiet, wi
ner lot; near shopping center: buses
schools and Pentagon; fenced BACK;
yard: two-room. finished attic; full
basement, laundry, utility room:
February IS. TE. 1868. -5
Observation-Disclosures only, refer.
ences; S170 mo. Call HO. 6S13 Iol
appointment to inspect.
1885 BLAINE ST. N.E.-6-rm. foM foM
house, 2-story brick: gas neat;
bsmt,: ~ baths. s1S1.o6 mo- cal
KHENsiSGToN, HSi SaSTToN MD.-spacious s-bsd:
room home; den, 1st-f1oor poWoei
rm,; large-screened porch; 2.cai
garage. For details call Mr.. King.
Ma. 2345, with SHANNON q LUCHs
CO., 1905 H st, NV.
ARL. FOREST SEC.-5-rm. and bath
det. brick, very modern, nrepi;
ready FEB. 15. S135. CH. 1905 -
8 rms, 2 baths. Nv
oil heat; frepl.: lge. lot: gar: 10
min. to Pentagon, nr: bus, sIoreS'
immed. poss.. $50. CHI. 0l3s.
1882 MONROE ST. NE:
rms, bath. oil h..w.h;; $l5o mo.
1904 SHEPHERD ST. NE;
5 rms, bath, oil h.-w.h:; S125 mo.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 i4th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1952-02-05
Own Your Own Apt. Home

Avoid the burdens Of house owner.
renting, through the purchase OF
your own apt. home.
1870 WYOMING AVE. NV.
You won't believe apis. can be as spa.
cious as q large house until you
see these extraordinary corner apis,
with 2 bedrms. 2 baths. large en-
trance foyer. din. rm., nv. rm., kit,
spacious pantry. and 8 to 9 largt
closets. There are only Few o1
these unusual values still available
Price only $l5,500 to $1,000 with
reasonable terms.
THE BRoADMoOR
A complete apt. home In WashtnR-
toms outstanding cooperative bldg
ON o separate wing with 3 exposures
this beautifully decorated apt. con-
tains 2 bedrms., bathsx liy. rm.:
din, rm,, kit, entrance foyer and
sunfm. Enjoy home ownership VIII
hotel facilities. Substantial casn re-
quired.
17o2 SUMMIT PLACE NV.
Featuring unusually low low opeI,aisH's Spsa,i H.
SisSi tSis economieai bldg. Both contain
entrance hall, liv. rm., kit. -dtnette
/ bedrm. and bath. Prices. $4,000
and $4,000 with rs low Is SS,00e
down.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop Apt. Authority since 1890
Wash. Bldg, RE. 12lS, or RE. 1749
"a
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BETHESDA RAMBI ER

New listing. Very attractive brick
rambler, bedrms., 2 baths, closet
location; near parochial and public
schools; firepl. In lge. liv. rm., de
luxe kit; fine neighborhood for chill
dren. E. M. FRY. INC, WI. S700
Evening star., 1952-02-05
APTs. WANTED tcent.) J

SUBLET-Well-furnished apt. 10th
or upper Massachusetts, ave. section.
Bachelor, excel. reference. 500 q
mo. Box 1913 Heni. Franklin sta,
Washington, D. C. 6s
Evening star., 1952-02-05
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage IL
sepefate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. O104. UNION STORAGE
CO INC. testab. 1900.
COOK TRANSFER-Call any time fOl
courteous service. NeF closed vans
MOVING, DAY OR EVE, small OF
large Job by exper. men; reas. rates;
estimates given. AT: 9342.
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving; storage.
Reas. IA. 2937; ewes. GE. 1915. u
LIGHT HAULING, MOVING
erompt service; reas. ST. 1000. z days
. week. a.m.-0 pm. w. MARVIN
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Nd. or NV. D. c.; free apprais.,
ais, no delay. For complete rental
service, phone us today. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 6242. 70
WRITER desires 1-2-room furn: un-
furn. year round cabin. 10-20-mile
vic. d. c. Lease. Box 29S-K. Star.
SALES EXECUTIVE desires 4 or
bedroom unfurn. house; h-acre OF
more for children; suburbs or with
in 90 miles d. c.; $135-$1T5. MR.,
RICHARDSON. DI. 1877; evenings,
GIL SS0S. ~
COUPLE and 4 small children desire
3 or 4 bedroom house with bright
roomy. kitchen, yard, accessible g
Catholic school; nv or or neares
OCCUPANCY desired by March 1st---.
3-bedrm. det.: modern kit, full
bsmt.; preferably s.e. area: $125.
S150 per mo. on yearly lease Lu
l-5024. --6
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III Ias.. cSN nno 1unSn Counser'
maeszines;. rent. $75: suitable for
Cali AP. 5l63 or UN. S302.
BEAUTY PARLOR. 4 booths. partly
equipped, incl. apt. on End floor;
desirable eolored location, 917 You
mo- nc Phone s'i NO. 5snsi si4s 5 Of f. d. S5si
RESTAURANT with barbecue ma
chine and scarry-out business; excel.
colored location; 500 4th st. s.w.
eoT cash sale as oS sSuippsd fsr, as Is soos s2$QS
$500 down: rent. $12O per mo-;
FLORIDA OR HOME STATE-Valu-
able franchise open for capable WIFE
husband in various cities offered by
State and city ofiicials; opportunity
$1,000 to $4,000 annually. Mini.
mum required, $500. Call FRAN
CHISE DIVISION for aDpt. DE.
GOING BUSINESS for sale-Rooom-
ing house, FL guest rooms, ONCE
space on street floor suitable for
dining room; parking lot in rear
1cr 20 Or more cars. Apply End
Shopping Center. 4s2b First st.. No.
RESTAURANT, sale or lease, Bldg.
and equipmt.. excel. location, ready
for business: OWNER. II. 3-4243.
End TRUST NOTE. SIS. 900. well
secured, financially responsible
maker, yields better than I0eS an
nually. GEORGE M. RoWEN, ST.
LUNCH AND COFFEE SHOP, usiness
section, next door to theateE low
and long lease. Call A. DISSIN &
co" Business Brokers, DU. 0465.
s . 10, GOOD STORE: easily run;
high smarkups; ma reasonable. VI. 9S41.
Beauty SALON in well-estab. loe. l of
Falls Church, ya.. .call MRS. FAR
NEWSSTAND, located in once build
ing ing; ioT price, log rent, good in
ness Brokers, pU. o465. IS
good home with wayside shop. or
stand; permanent renters pay in
$3.50 mo: mighty good proposition
5SE 8ns RGP sPLFY Hpies lsSlafSs eEsaz RsaI
NONEY-MAKING DELICATESSEN in
NV. 2 families drawing q good
living, etc. Good location. VIII
sell at sacrifice. leaving town. OR.
COFFEE SHOP. now
closed. VIII sacrifice; cost me, $21,-
goo; will sell for $4,000. Biggest
6aargain ao. ever sold in D. c. CAN
MOBILE KITCHEN on construction
1ob. WIN sacrifice for immediate