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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13
High School Chatter
BY Clara BIevins

Rupert, aircraft; Robert Schleunes.
telephone; Arley Sica, hotel manage
ment; brewer Stouffer, printing; Ro-
bert Voris, chemistry; Col. E. L.
Munshower, personnel work; Roy
Weagley, agriculture; Fred Wright,
ST., advertising.
Patrick Henry, Man and Patriot
is the subject of contest, sponsored
by the Baltimore News Post, which
HIS. is now taking part in, under
the auspices of the English Depart
ment, and students who wish to par
ticipate in the contest are now writ
ing their speeches, which are limited
to certain number of minutes. On
April 2, in a general assembly, the
six best speeches will be given and
out of those six, two winners will
be chosen. Then on April 10 those
two winners will compete with
other participants from all over the
state in the State semi-finals in Bal
timore, and on May l, the national
finals will take place in Pittsburg,
Pa. We are all hoping that one of
the members of HIS. will go to
the very last and come out winner.
Next week 1 will have the names
of those participating, and the
prizes to be awarded.)
Last year the school also entered
the contest and Amelia Falk was
our representative in the Baltimore
Semi-finalS.
A new candidate was added to
the group nominated by the Nom
mating Committee of the Student
Council, for the office of Secretary,
last week He is John Davies, whose
campaign manager is Bob Conrad.
To get his candidate up for cleo
ton, Bob had to get a hundred
signers on a petition-and he did.
*%*
The Current Affairs Club is still
working on that list of causes for
juvenile delinquency that 1 men
toned in this column a few weeks
ago.
Record Hall opened Monday with
bang. What do 1 mean by Record
Hall? Well, it's a sort of entertain
ment for the students in the study
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13

I'm little late getting around to
the "Heiskelite," but at last 1 corner
ed Bill Sprankle, editor of the year
book, and although he was up to his
neck in a meeting, he was interested
enough to get the book little pub
Lefty.
Not much has been heard about
the "Heiskelite,' except when the
staff asked for contributions for the
snap shot pages, but all this while
the numerous stats have been work.
ing hard on copy and such, for a real
snappy year book for 1946-47. Be
heve it or not, the book will be ready
for the printers about April 1 (every-
body hopes). And they also hope
that it will be ready for distribution
about June l. These hard working
people on the "Heiskelite" staffs in
clude: Rae Spector and Harris Lee
Few, Associate editors; Donald Sci
bert, business manager; Ann Milton
and George Payette, Junior editors;
Jane McCaulley and Eddie Senior,
Sophomore editors; Dave Cianelli,
Veterans editor; Jean Suman, organ
ization staff manager; Johnny Miller,
tipping staff manager; Charles SAKE,
snapshot staff manager; Joan Kan
age, art staff manager; Mary Palkov-
itz and Jack Crunkleton, sports
staff managers; Mary Jean Rupert,
club staff manager; Barry Berkson,
circulation staff manager; Clovis
Snyder, advertising staff manager.
Well, this morning another in the
series of Career Conferences for
Boys will be held in the high school
auditorium, with local Kiwanians as
guest speakers. Mr.. Bruce Lightner,
secretary of the Kiwanis Club, will
introduce the following speakers and
their subjects: Donovan R. Beachley,
furniture making; DR.. Hubert l..
Porterfeld, medicine; Harry Warne,
refrigeration; Wilson r. Caskey,
baking; Rev. Paul M. Robinson, min
istry; DR.. P L. Russell, dentistry;
Charles Grice, garage management;
PAUL Shields, insurance; Frank Kel-
ley, photography; A. j. Kinkhart, ar
chitecture; Bruce Lightner, attorney;
A F. Mcdonald, transportation; John
Miller, manufacturing; Roy Parks,
dairy; P. J. Potter, industry; Brestle
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13

period between IL and II o'clock,
who don't have anything to study.
There was a large number of stu
dents there and there was also a
great difference in the conduct of
the study group. Those who stayed
in the auditorium really wanted to
study.
Those attending the Record Hall
are required to leave their books in
their lockers. Record Hall is under
the supervision of Mrs. Marjorie
Hoachlander.
The Spanish classes will present
a Pan American Day program on
April IS at H. H. S., and will also
go to Waynesboro April 10, but
right now the whole program is
really in the raw, so says Mrs. Tow
son, Spanish teacher, for no special
activity has been decided upon as
yet
hear that Mr.. and Mrs. Zentmyer
are still vacationing in Florida and
having a very fine time, too. Il
wouldn't mind being in Florida
right now myself)
Did you hear the story of the
three eggs?-two Bad!
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13
Guard And Sunbeam Girls
Attend Rally In Baltimore

A representative group each of
the Life Saving Guards and Life
Saving Sunbeams of the Hagerstown
Salvation Army Corps attended a
Guard and Sunbeam Rally in Bal
timore this week where more than
two hundred Guards and Sunbeams
participated with Captain Beulah
Samples, Guard and Sunbeam Or
ganizer for the fifteen southern states
and the District of Columbia, who
presented awards earned by the in
diivdual Sunbeams and Guards and
Units. Lois Lynn received the In
dian Head Award for being the out
standing camper in last summers
Guard Camp. The Guards are for
girls eleven to eighteen and the Sun
beams for girls seven to eleven, who
meet weekly under the sponsorship
of The Salvation Army Corps in Ha-
gerstown at 324 w. Washington St.
off Haunnnad nuF.iup The WnaIy1
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13
Food For Thought!

Proverbs are the children of ex-
perience.
For an enriched mind Paradise
exists everywhere.
To avoid that rundown feeling
cross the street carefully.
A wedding ring is like a tourni-
quet,-it stops your circulation.
Circumstances often are uncom-
promising dictators.
Even if you do not perform de-
tails, you should understand them.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13

interesting and worthwhile flannel
board" talk on Health, after which
Mr.. Ridenour and Mrs. Gossard dis
cussed Danger Spots in the Com
munity." The meeting closed with
a movie, "Tuggle Tugger," shown by
Mr.. Mark Miller.
The next meeting will be held on
Wednesday, March 10.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13
READY EMPLOYMENT

For those who have a service to
sell-a service Business Firms must
have and will pay top salaries to
secure-Train The Columbia Way
Get ready now! 1947-48 catalogue
free. Phone 224. Call or write Pres
ident S. M. Funk, Ph.D., III S. Po-
tomac ST., Hagerstown, Md
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13

Ma HOskins has favOrite rock
ing chair that's worn and shabby,
with noisy creak. Pa HOskins has
listened to that squeak for thirty
years and he decided to do
something about it. So he bought
a new rocker, and hid the other in
the barn.
Ma allowed as how grateful she
was but when Pa missed her
one afternoon, he heard familiar
sound that led him to the barn.
There was Ma rocking happily in
her old chair squeak squeak.
No need to tell you how Pa felt.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13

From where | sit by Joe Marsh
Mystery Of
the Rocking Choir

Quick as a wink he hid the new
rocker and then brought Mas old
chair back to the house. Now when
he hears that squeak, he looks at
the mellow glass of beer he's drink.
ing and says to himself: "She's Just
as entitled to her small pleasures
as l am"
From where I sit, that's one Of
the reasons the Hoskinses are the
happiest, oldest-married, peace
fullest folks in our town.
@e M~,4<
n
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-03-13

ut Happened During The Week"
Sunday Night, 8:15, WEI
The frontiersman., 1947-04-23
ERUNS. il PKes WIN PINOCHLE HONORS

Husbands and wives joined forc ces to win f fir s t prize and, k. p. duties at last Fri day's pinoch1o party. It is the first time this year that fami- lies have banned up to share first and last prizo hon or s.
 MT. and Mr s. Mer- win Brun were top card players Fr ridoy, while MT. and Mr s. Adam Lipke worked out the c1a up chor os tog thor
The frontiersman., 1947-04-23

CHAT HAM I AXIS
 FORTLOCK FREIGHT
 Tho power barge Chatham made q tr ip to Por ock last We ek end to carry can nory freight to the Chatham Packing Co.,, there. Mr. and Mr s. Karl Miller and chil- dr an returned home aboard the barge.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-23

OtLU|lJ LHHI|Ct TUX JtLUUV1 II!
 There yet may be planes tex1lng down the was 1earn>d good authority this week. Thought to be 9 doad issue when tho recent tion permitting the city to use Federal funds. th7 feet is still being fought for by GAIA offici ia1s in the territory.
 which it is hoped will be a substitute sure for the enabling law, is dotcil9d, and pr obably will ba "cumbers ono to manage" ac- cording to report. The method would en- tail handing city airport funds over to the terri tory with the guarantee that the city field.
 It is to be hoped that the first action of the incoming city council will be thor ougl investigation of tho plan. Cumbersome though it may b. and difficult of manage mant, if th7re is any prospect of seldovia's gettinC ar airfiold from th9 plan, th9n it is tho r9spons ibllity of the council to move hoav3n and earth to get that fio1d.
 lacking at this writing, it is moro than rrohablo th@t cA4 off ictals will ba able to evolve some sort of manageable work outline out of the difficulty. And al though 1t may run council mar hours into gthy Ov7rtime and call for cuanti ties of paper work, the done in May of l948, if at that time s7ldo- via has the airport it so badly moods.
 It's not often that second chance comes to spend monay once refus7d Let's be sure that no one says mo" for this time.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-23
CkEER CO.'S TO AVG HORACE, KODIAK

The Maur inc Or ser mado 9 quick run to Anchorage late last We 3k, and then left for Kodiak almost inn modia toly upon her r turn. The Greer is < und 1T char ter to can- nery oper a t ions in Seldovia.
The frontiersman., 1947-04-23

For the 586, 400 square miles of territory wi thin Alaska, thero are now ,O65 Al square miles of road. Moro than on3-third of that total mileago ii3s wi thin tho Third Divi- sion.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Prosrvding chin spelling your ehiId's profile?

This little boys appearance was being spoiled his lower
teeth extended far beyond his uppers His personality, too
was suffering because the boy felt he looked funny For
tunaey his parents consulted dentist early while features
were still forming With modern technique the dentist able
to change position of the teeth bringing the back to
normal and improving the boys looks remarkably Be sure
you watch your ehds teeth especially during the growing
years Visit dentist early and regularly And always insist
upon daily brushing with PePsoden Tooth Powder.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE

Dn e ACES r. sasa E pgDlna s..
s5an'D sIon can ssGo wsEn RsE ,0t ss ~ i9s
W. sHE saSas assaf saf0rflasI rfFaIrs sls Va seGe
alss aers WV RM drsIs IaudHiE. ksi k..ses ~
Lean, Va. Elmwood 322: ewes, Ii. 1882.
BUILDERS AND DEvELoPERs-bs ssres
of land on Georgia ave. extended: excell@snt @
srads .esu.r ss.ppan,e less snah
sn Mr ssos Morse, Y sH 4s77. ss oia BRoWn REALTY REALTY
CoRP pu. s55s. am. to pm.
mile nassopF q rsIls church; approximsssls 500.
It. road frontage; excellent for suhdiyision:
ola s-room house II nssd q ss;ts, Esps;ts; s
Lean. vs.. Eimwood s22: ewes. Il. 14b2.
szAgTgI, ,ss.:s sossEs q IegsSss;svs,y ,1s S..s
se92o sSr 1906 e.s ss osr Rs5ss & q sssy sy
esss aIs into a.ss si d1.sf ssa y GS SSisr.:
SI sS5 FE. Da DaacatrSS ss 81 .ss.s g@ n T.Ias..
.: Ts p ss:a 3. sqs sapfs sshNas sssst ana z
rosd. .sss ON i R'sa Also 1i fronts on laTss creek
Z Ssrsa e, Sa ,MN q T9f s sn9nn gn.n 2.
es,si Phone ss es. 4 ssia. as ne Closed sandsy.. '
01 ACAES Win W6tcE AitQ ScNGE liz AHit~
eo Hnaan. T' sas1as g o gssa
aIa2 AaIIaf2sSGxImHfELY Gsim nHgs rs AGnxs or 900 lots.
water and sewer available; 4 miles from the
:sae ss1. sa p pR ai6Es .sf sfS jons sso9 sl
e AeIl ~ sseasa 9 a. ssS g.9si... v. % min =
b. c., good roads And eonventences ayatl-
re p5,ess sssAs; ssa terms X .sSsH 2 HINES .
Slex sHe 11&bd 1& hSS sffx ssres. ssso bear Rock
vile, Nd; $500 per acre; close to trans
sfIsissssHosa saAssoa s as GUcHs CO. 1906 T x NV. .
Hi snoGf G1fi'IIos los ACxxs on either sids Of hish-
ray, Moutgomery Co.. Nd, near p. s. Govt.
1eyelopment; may sell tn tracts Of 26 70
80 acres. l. W. 0ROoMEs. 18th and Eye
iss ss-6csx WOODED rRAcT nr. Mclean.
tsiis Church 206S-J after B. = rs
70 SETTLE ESTATE-z6 acres Of the type
hats rapidly being bought up; only mi,
from D. c. line at ForestvflIe, Nd; perfect
shs7, exclusive. JOHN a. MILLER, Jr.. 3
BRO. HesltoTs, 1912 x st. NV. I'll
HOAESITEG Of two or more acres, miles
from Bethesda. offered by owner who to
'Htlding home ON this trsct. tc few sslse-
re- hms duIins initial dsTeioDnsns period.
81 tfses cut imp. 3 mi. IN Nd; s3,e63
al: 10 20 2. % mi, In Mont; Co, qns NJ
~. izsto ses :. as' = : sxoN 90 g
Evening star., 1947-04-10
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGINIA.

STONE CAPE COD with 1st-fioor bedrm.
This house reflects pride Of ownership both
and Earden: Ist :noor is wen planned, with
sauipped fitchsn, bedroom or library, and
bsdrms. bdi s with s6 p closets @ and bath; In the
basement there Is lovely recreation rm;,
1s.s7 with reglaSSsi also snd special sd
and enhanced " with laurel. rhododendron,
ferns ste also fSns SaaSs o
Ms5AsNNAs IA REALTY Co. sfis wilson Sfd'
6 f6RGlyER 81 II MRAMa1BLNG-1ss spanish de-
sign and colorful stucco finish for pro-
. mile from I4th ST. bridge; very close g
Consists Of a lgs. iiy.. rm. in which you
sea1. d ana Fl. s sssh' Aso fssaDsa sSsTs h &
annshea 1ss nas' .ssis aod O and dam many
sIsE5o s5hsE 0ussnIaes E psssS
agsnts, 22o4 Wilson blvd, GIL. 1900.
WEsTM0Nr - s-bedrm. semidet, brick,
gon. Easy terms. Poss. With sesslsmsns.
s5is eslumsisss ss PIKE, Arlington. Va. SH.
J. xkLiNGTSN-Immsa: posi- s-bssroem
sus and Shopping center. Priced e ssII.
s6Is coMmbiaa pike. Arlington. Va. ca.
bAfkYs sAYJi N NCRSoSsSsSRaoADs--Asbestos-shinsled
bungalow, located on a-acre lot; 4 bed
T1l, ace5 ppsn sar:Ss sys. t harsain p as
va. ca. Bloc. OK: oe26. 10
nss ias IN s ain rn brit it, Tsh fs
bsmt.. oil heat; excel transp. facilities
Poss. with ssttlement, ,oS open ,,, svss, I'll III 9
AAoHfa naE.sGTos vi sle o.ss nx asas
bqngalows ige liy . Tm ssn With f,replasss, s;,s.s
stone-front construction; much more ex-
gs.as tar aan nss ssaz szhn
days. s blks. buses, schools and shopping.
LOG zone ~, T. ERoYHILL CO.. IHc..
sSIHArs SHA ssSso Ssoof Fl Fos SSss ssskRMANEscE S in shi.
iiv. iSA I'm. With coionial fireplace. family
m.id ii sno snossy pn. and
garage: Is block from bus. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE. IEcs Lee hwy. st oiebs rd-., OK.
zAIsSIHftnGToS. All 'vA.--vsesns. e-rm. brick.
so sssspna @ sss si q asss With $3.50
Martin MART Rsamy. OK. 1851. vacant e-rm:
brick. 332 No. Edison st.. Arlington Forest
PULL cellar. h,-w.h.; rood locattons
lovely neighborhood. Priced $12.960.
JgDs9No REAMY. 1122 NJ. living g..
SH.;0DoN,r Gh; ofsoN,r MISS TINS opportunity. s
new homes, 30-day possession: h.acre
il, cash payment. balance In trust at AZ.
4 Of the homes are 2 bedrooms, home
has bedrooms. Be the first to take. adj
ARI.iNGToN REALTY. S2e4 wilson blyd.,
ARLINGTON. va. Bancroft section 3..
OOO 4-bedrm home on Q lEes shaded
corner lot. fruit trees and many peren-
nials; / blk from school downtown bus
Of door. Equipped with Bendix laundry,
az refgr., Iron FIREMAN .stoker and gas
range. Can Joseph Carr for details. ewes.
GIL. l1e7. xDWARD 4 CARR Rseitor.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
uotIsEs sAIE-sovfkeose. Co.,

HOUSES sALE-Sovfhsss1. tcsas.)
or fHNN. AVE. s.E--Fpssess1on. 0e--5
taehsd 5.story irsms. 3r.. 1880 re 80 sDd
bath. h.-w.h. coal; 2scsr ,t dessenso ecna,a sask,.
fssaaes fson rrseed to ssii. For details, eau
VIE. ", cARRoahls Ra assfas5iS;r fsaRs55iS;rRTs, io1a l5sh
;HtriffESNrioS, a III i4ailiit military personnel-Nsx q
brick n9Ws II n,,,H sTsss
heat: modern Chinese furnishings op-
ss5sat,ssn ss "a s G5sT. 81 4ISs Lss EM oelz With
1900 DowN.corner brick house; vacant
and In new-house condition; move In at
sspgSxnsY GTx MxaRxfasDssdo HEAfIH Co g. dosn ball
ioa' sNss With M stairsss to sstics fuil basement.
ssSUshIdEss sSsI hsh asa4' 'sfs ssnns 9la ". sSs e.
aasiIGIIcRkssr-poilar asII III ssr for dollar. this s.
rsIns rsYm % aSaiisbis IL 3hia esciSsive area to.
nd kitshe4 on h.-w-h.. sarsEe; 3 I.dD1 e.
1Is KENTUCKY AYE. s.E.-Rew brick;
rms and bath .S,t,os, h;,SN,th,;s mSdsrn 1,s .fn; n;
aasssni1 ass ns ssln aesa nsaS aSns sns sss .as
iSsi tsss 81 y f. sTs sage room. and bath. as o,1
h.-w.h.,. elec. box and stove; reas,, with
s sssg ss1 Wfo6dasrs Rfs%shzi REAE EsFSgG
oooto.s.fD;-ors. & III; ArrENrIoN.-An sMs- M
cellent, modern GO years oldl two.famtly
home that. can be handled under Gl
financing: live in one apartment and rent
fem u foaE fsafE Ee au4eR h4ese 81 ass1 ssa.
cooeloRRID-vieinity "a Z RIB Of 18th and B .ts.
s.e.-2-family nat: 1st-door apt. contains
s ms, Tit. and bath; 2nd- Door apt. 8
ike rent: Call Mr.. Arthur, 9th J. Dali
Las. GRADY 81 SON, DI. $3.50, ewes. FIR.
SSSoiLoRED-1e1s y ST. SEC rms. bath.
q screened porches; fu1l bsmt.. coal h.-W. h.:
excel cond, Cony. tp stores and shopping.
oPly $4,000 a1yn; bal ~ nke rent. P1des, P1de,
ScoL0IR2xHDi-7 ROOMS. 2 BATHS. brick
home, copveniently located with transp. at
door; oil h.-w.h.:: completely furnished;
coEoRES1sssS $50 sESfs st bB6wN, near Navy Yard
8 large rms. and bath. 2-story frame. coal
heat; cony. to stores and transp. Yes, only
$6.950. with payments like rent. Call Till
a.rEgs @ ysskeaynsi sRniyRTfr sgr Il ,6qa e hwM Il
NV. d. 1855. IL
Evening star., 1947-04-10
SUBURBAN sALE-AAARYLAND.

SILVER DEMONSTRATION 6-room bun
EaIox: DIass. $4,000; immediate pos
FoRHsT ssSisPaT Hi atfdR&fs, tS&fs MD.-e-room de-
tached brick with attached garage, lge.
mena noom VII hss ssorm
HlndISsd Mud. ana ssnesn asnuRpaS RaH a 4T. sa$s
Co6gISoRED-rAKoMA PARK; R.tchie ave.
-S-rm. asbestos shinTle. large lot. coal
h.-a. beat; can be converted for families.
kk6axxrhHWdopp kax hEAdIopp f2 f2Rk "a siISsr sprinsEA.-
slfslss snd BATH D',sa On iss. Wooded lot ass
asia slzsso !m hopN 4 SsR Esssfasp ssoI
Ga. ave. phone 81. III: ewes. sH. 1884.
SILVER sPRING-spacious e-rm., sll-
6rict, eenter-haii Colonial; bath @ on IT
Al ise bsdrms t. md and bath On y. 21d 9onc.d ID
@ clos. asis s4.nsp asss'sss snd
knALFY co. seSJio da. ave. phone sH
'e cckAL sYfIi.1 His. g. tsoSi i st. ...Homs win
income; this attractive corner properly
has tx1 Wiz s5m aa.pssss dsss H. nne Moor r large
kitchen. bedrms and bath; 2nd % moor mas s
cSss ssis ea Mrs Ksaoa IL I @
gS1nsqTt Sn T. SoND tS aNsDsss Co. 1ass CONN ssn
TEL-A-vEr about this lovely new veteran
homes mss g IN if wo
and Ks n. Hsnps6irs ave. extsndsd bu.:
past District line to sign.. Lse: wooded
msnt windows. din: rm;, modern Kit: Eith
orators. nice bedrms.. tile baths: full bsmt.
gas a.-c. heat. SCREENS, shades and shrub rub,
6e.y very lSE dGEI Daymsrs, cs,, 9gsn asls sas
weekdays. AIDoN CONSTRUCTION co.
LARGE BRICK BUNGALOW, Silver spring
dinette, Q nice bedrms., tile bath; stairs
to completely. insulated attic With dormers.
spass o foh heat q .yel os ss
Vi RoSr sId Rzdhr aissh Of re- 0'E q
ss,4bo, sen BRICK BuNGALow-unusuaily
tile bath and oil heat; full attic for future
as.s sasrla5 aP1s a
i69kiI4 iSa2i an.t AsD D:1S 1sSrcyIEss sr.es..z home;
door: h.-W.h. oil; close to evesythins:
S%s SssSS saS sa NJ %e5kE %zEEF Siis5 ao .Ia. bet
Wash. and Laurel house OF rms. and
bath; suitable for restaurant: finished In
apoty pine Is.isy modsTfn Sls
4 tourist cabins with room for 12-15 more;
all houses Of log construction and equip,
ped with beautiful stone nreplaces; real
buy at only S22.500: $4,000 cash: Mr.
pivslbisss FIR, 2619. with MALCOLM
SRooK&oNT. osS&i NJ s-yr.-oid brick. a very un-
excellent condition. Lovely lot: built.in
EaTaEs4 SCI g44o Priced asa Tashs asa ROBERT MAaEE'
A VERY DESIRABLE STORY corner brick
many desirable extras: priced for imms-
WcosopRiDodE REALTY Co. 1851 r. I.
BURNT Bur II MILLS HiEis-one Of the finest
large homes in the Metropolitan Area;
Nth Hsrs s.t. srss +. tshsn 1s nool Sn
bedrooms. Q baths, large cedar storage
room, End door; recreation rooms sn6
billiard room, Q servants rooms and 2
baths in basement; 2,car garage; ideally
This house lust completely Isdscorated
least $25 200; under present-day replace
ment costs. Gracious living at Its best.
Call 81. 1898 or AID. 6611. D. c. BRAD
sutjNNNhYHbRooK tjN - Live in the friendly
neighborhood. Sec this adorabis white bum
ali plaster walls, insulated roof and sides,
center; $2.b0Q down. CADYARK REALTY,
5423 ANNAPOLIS rd., Dial WA. q168.
ssmihnished bsmt an acre q Ian Land. sub sub
cHpYaRK oiylSsa 'I aE2LTY, " 52ss Hnnapolis rd..
Dial WA. 9108.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
SUBURBAN. sALE-MARYLAkD.

KaNsNSIoN sls dssfsS. EsysstSs r. ar Homo ad
aih ann rm Ina" trepace sss Eitehen and ainette
Q bedrms. and bath on 1st a.; untnisheo
snS shiSh ato san Be eas
ready for immediate occupancy; lge., shady
lS ES:usye sEeeF with nus Prizes ESQ.,
1880 PL. 1881: ewes. call Mr.. Price, vi,
LOVELY HOME. beautiful settins-Ths ;.
floor OF this det. brick residence, woodside
Forest, contains ltV rm.. din rrn ana
Ssshs @ an 1 sar anS PSrsh hsd
baisin a s.ie san ga FSi iot
outdoor fireplace making an ideal settinr
tter summer lawn snsertaintng; h M phSns h@nn MI :
dREEs HiHs MEADOWS. SSa MDaLovels D. Low A prssar-
constructed 2-story. 3-bedroom home; COM
gasso gea5ssss pnons Mr ssesWood
no. sss7, with SHANNON q LUcHs CO..
bbaffaeHfb baas Ii bfck IA in sSss Sssvy Chase.
fsssression ss aSis room and lsvstory in the base
med medern nof IN al esuipment; oil heat eieetrie
] refrigerator and huilt-in garage; ideal 10.
s asss. Dss psssh Of nesq Be Hs 1ssEg
sssed tSr medlafe Rr Wi sas as x,fR fRs sgaSa
SPES DAILY; veterans new hones-only
this sIo,60Q detached 5-room and bath
brick BUNGALOW Il has fun attic. Tsdi-
ant heat, gAs-fred boiler. all-metal kitcn-
en- complete with dE retrigerator. 4-burn-
sf Mssie Chef stose; nfs-resistaInlt g. do con
burg rd, ne. g Pesss Cross; ross III riEhs p,usa On
S, stss t9sssi s.' ssA sANsoN NfSolSsnE 'lsHs E1cas
Gos 1sos Il q MI HN. JyaaffapjEs yaffapj silver
eprfne-cape Cod, Northwood PARK; p,
year-old hrick with 9xl6 kitchen. 1oxl2
den. .liy. I'm. with fireplace: dn: TmI tss
a st0TR vincent spsnt; sssa ssias5o es esas cape
Cad. 4 blocks from bank; large fenced lot;
oil neat, slate roof. excellent location: de-
taohed brick garaze. 3 bedrooms. 3ta
> baths; 4 yeers old; Sligo Hills: large solar
Jun. recreation room; baitt-m earase;
beautiful lot; immediate possession. All
lSe convenient to buses. schools and stores
str inspection, call Banks Murray, II.
sfi4 4. with SHANNON & LuCHS CO.. 1913
FRiGE 81 nlE lEEpSekD: Na 64s Silver sprins-owner
says sell and has brought price down more
than $1,000 Large 1-room brick home
with attached garage and screened porch;
4 bedrooms and double bath containing
tub and tile shower stall: convenient loca-
sion;@ only Sl7,95g; So, 900 LIST trust.
GRAHAMsHAl.L. Realtors. SH. 1926. Ill
BETHESDA, MD.-6-rm. brick home, about
yrs, old, situated on nice lot In one OF
the best sections OF this thriving commu-
nity: Open ewes. SENATE REALTY CO.,
iios Eye st. NV. Ex. 3270.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes..

houses for the price OF one; 8 rooms each;
all modern conveniences: one OF the best
sw. locations; wonderful investment;
ST. 500 down buys both houses. Inspect
from the outside, but do not disturb ten
ants. Ewes. AT. 7021, SAM CHANTKER
& Go 2s9S Isr Conn ays; WY NA "a SsSa saa,d hs,n,
In competition with new construction. We
4 can stu get good price for your old
thome. Our sxperiensed appraisers VII
REALTY CO.. INC, Realtors, RE. 1915
a rooms, bath, gas and electricity; conv
sneighborhood, walking distance OF Govern
ment bldgs.; priced to sell, $5,95O. q!