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Evening star., 1948-09-18
A-8 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER is,
Numerous Parties
Being Planned
By Officials

The Chief of Staff and Mrs. Omar
Bradley have issued invitations for a
reception on Sunday, September 26
from until o'clock. Several hun
dred guests have been invited and
the hosts are hoping for good wea-
ther so that the party can be an out
side one.
This will be the second large party
the Bradleys have given since the
general became chief of staff. The
first was the one given in honor
of Gen. Sosa de Melina, Chief of
staff of the Argentine Army.
The Netherlands Ambassador, Mr..
E. N. van Kleffens, is having several
very informal and hastily arranged
parties for the new Foreign Min
lister of the Netherlands, Mr.. Derk
Striker, who arrived Thursday night
and will remain over the week end.
The Foreign Minister came to
Washington for conversations with
the Secretary of State Marshall and
other officials of this Government
on Communist activities in Indo-
nesia.
There were guests at luncheon and
dinner at the Embassy yesterday
and similar groups will lunch and
dine with the Ambassador and Nine.
van Kleffens today. The Foreign
Minister was accompanied here by
his aide, Dr. Nicholas Blom.
The Argentine Ambassador, DR..
Jeronimo Remorino, will entertain
on Tuesday for three retiring meth
bers of his staff and their wives.
They are the Minister and Sonora
de Drago, the Economic Counselor
and Sonora de Scarpellini and the
Assistant Air Attache and Sonora de
Harraca.
Senior Drago is going to Poland to
be chief Of the Argentine mission in
Warsaw. He and his wife will leave
Washington on the 28th and sail on
the Queen Elizabeth on October 8.
Sonora de Scarpellini was the
honor guest at a tea given at the
Mayf1ower yesterday by the other
women of the Argentine Embassy.
Evening star., 1948-09-18
Vera Weisskobf
Weds Mr.. Nobel

The wedding of Miss Vera Weiss
kopf, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Josef Jordan Weisskopf, to Mr.. John
Adolph Nobel, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur John Nobel, took place yes
terday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock In
All Sol:ls' Unitarian Church. The
Rev. DR.. A. Powell Davies oftlciateo
and a dinner for the families fol-
lowed at Pierre's.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride was attended by Miss 1rent
H. HONG, cousin of the bridegroom
Mr.. Rudy Jordan Weisskopf was
best man.
The couple will reside at Brook.
line. Mass. The bridegroom vii
receive his B. S. degree from George
Washington University in the neal
future and will then do graduate
work at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. His bride received
her A. B. degree from George Wash
ington University.
Evening star., 1948-09-18
Helena Crz1nzm
We'd Yesterday

Miss Helena Crumm, daughter of
Mrs. Mildred E. Crumm was mar
ried last evening to Mr.. William S.
Wilson, jr., son of Mrs. Alice Will
son and the late Mr.. William A. Will
son of Brentwood, Md.
The ceremony took place in the
Brentwood Methodist Church, the
Rev. w. w. Sylvester officiating. A
reception followed in the social hall
Of the ediflce.
Escorted by her grandfather, Mr..
Christian Eckert, the bride was at
tended by the Misses Margaret
Lansdowne, Olga Malas, and Mrs.
Adelaide Porter and Mrs. La Rue
Marcus. The children in the bridal
party were Dorothy Anne and Joe
Ellen Shell and Paul Dwiggins.
After a honeymoon in New Hamp-
shire, the couple will reside at 3503
Upshur street, Brentwood.
Evening star., 1948-09-18
Randolph Urges
Greater Use OF
Rigbt to Vote

There must be an increased use of
the right and responsibility of fran
chise if the United States is to con-
tinue to give dynamic leadership to
the world, former Representative
Jennings Randolph of West Virginia,
declared last night.
Speaking at exercises commem-
Grating the 161st anniversary of the
signing Of the Constitution, Mr..
Randolph pointed out that only So
per cent of the eligible voters cast
their ballots in the 1914 Presidential
elections, showing, he said which
was tragic in its Implications"
ut Ill behooves us to criticize die
tatorial countries if we fail to par
ticipate in the processes Of govern
ment here at home" he declared.
The speaker told members Of the
District Daughters Of the American
Revolution who sponsored the pro-
gram at the Natural History Mu-
scum, that "at least IS per cent Of
the eligible voters should go to the
polls this November, and thus make
impressive to other peoples our ac-
tual demonstrations of democracy
at work"
Native born and naturalized
Americans must join forces to keep
strong our democratic institutions
of government" he said. Those
persons who accept the privileges,
the profits and the protection of the
United States must gladly give
loyalty in return
Mr.. Randolph urged the neces-
sity for encouraging grounding
In the essential studies of American
history, civics and political science.
He referred to recent testimony by
Miss Elizabeth Bentley, self-con-
fessed former Communist spy, that
she had never studied history or
government, declaring 1t disclosed
weakness in our educational sys-
tenn.
1T is encouraging to learn that
American history will be given prop
er and increased emphasis in the
high schools of the District this
year." he added.
Mr.. Randolph, VINO is assistant 10
the president of Capital Airlines,
was introduced by Mrs. David L.
Wells, state regent OF the District
OAR
Before the program, the United
States Navy Band Orchestra, under
the direction of Comdr. Charles
Brendler, presented musical selec-
tions. Later, additional music was
furnished by the Columbians,
barbershop quartet.
Evening star., 1948-09-18
Buffet Supper Set

The Washington alumnae group
of Alpha Chi Omega will have a
buffet supper at pm. tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Alfred Conradis
s507 Rockville pike. Mrs. j. Carney
Howell, president, and other ofhcers
and committee chairmen will serve
as hostesses. Mrs. Arthur Amber
-ir. is handling reservations.
Evening star., 1948-09-18
Arliugt0n Voters

Local Issues in the Coming Elec-
ton" will be discussed at the meet
irgs of nine neighborhood groups OF
the Arlington League OF Women
Voters to be held next week.
Mrs. Carl Marcy, president OF the
league, has announced that tns
neighborhood groups are open to al
interested Arlington women. The
main effort of the league is to en-
courage citizen participation in gov
ernment. Those desiring furthel
information may call the league
Office at $500 South Hayes street il
Arlington
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11
SITKA PULP COMPANY
 FILES FOR INCORPORATION

JUNEAU = Articles of incor- pOration were filed Monday for the Alaska Industrial and Engineering Corporation. The company has been capitalized at $250,OOO, and has for its immediate objective the launching of the Sitka pulp pro- ject. Incorporators for the new or ganization are Bernhard B Mullen and H. L.. Faulkner of Juneau and Ray W. Johnson of Seattle.
 During the ensuing summer months the company will conduct timber cruises on pulptimber al lOtments B and H of the Tongass National Forest plus engineering and power surveys in the immed- fate vicinity of Sitka. Following completion of this work it is ex- pected a formal request shall be made of the U. S. Forest Service to establish a bidding date for the pulptimber units in that area.
 A group of prominent Belgian industrialists, headed by MT. Chas. Semal of New York have entered actively into the project Mr. Se- nal visited Juneau and Sitka dur ing March in the company of MT. Mullen and MT. Johnson. Initially, it is planned to construct at Sitka mill producing 15O tons of dis solving or rayon pulp daily.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11

vessel "WILLMARTH" (Official No. 2O7-464), "AS Is WHERE IS" the vessel ''WILMARTH' together with her engines. boilers, machin- cry, boats, tackle, apparel. appur- tenances and furniture as she now lies on the beach in BRADLEY s COVE, INTANGIBLE, ALASKA.
 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY
 United States Marshal
 By JOHN E. KREPPS
 Deputy at Wrangell
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11

and Church Streets: thence forty feet East on Church Street; thence North one hum dred twenty feet. thence West forty feet: thence South one hundred feet to place of be ginning. together with all i'm proyements erected thereon. Together with the following personal property on said pre- mises.
 Dayenports l Dining Room Table: 1 Dining Room Chairs; l Oil Heater. 1 oil Range. Dishes and Silverware. l Sin gle bed 1 Double Bed. 1 Ores ser; ? Straight Chairs; l End Table
 And that l will accordingly of fer said real and personal proper ty for sale at public rendue to the highest and best bidder for cash on the 9th day of July 1918. at 2:30 o'clock P. M al the location Of said property at Wraugeu. Alaska, mentioned and described herein and that the personal property will be sold first in the manner prescribed by law, and chat if sui ficient is not realized from the sale of said personal property to satisfy the judgment and execution in full, then I will at the same time and place offer such real property for sale to the highest and best bid der in the manner prescribed by law
 The Decree provides that the a. bove named plaintiff. Territory of Alaska. may become purchaser at such sale
 Dated at WraugeI. Alaska, this 4th day of June. 194S.
 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY
 United States Marshal
 Territory of Alaska Division Number One
 By John E. Krepps
 Deputy
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11

sentatives of. the people of Alaska n publicly misrepresented. through employment of Federal funds. the actual political and economic situations prevailing in Alaska"
 Another resolution voiced disap- proyal of Delegate E. L. Bartlett in his attempts to block passage of legislation that would enable Alaskans to elect their own Gov ernor."
 Maurice T. Johnson, serving as temporary chairman, termed the Sitka convention a Punch and Judy show" lacking support by the rank and file members of the COP of Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11
NOTICE

FIRST DISTRICT OF ALASKA
 BY VIRTUE of an Order of Sale issued out of the office of Harry G. Mccain, Attorney for the Mort gagee of vessel "Wilmarth". on the 14th day of May, 1948 notice is hereby given that I will sell by public auction, for cash, on the 18th day of June, 194S at 2:0O o'clock P. NJ, at front door of Post Office at Wrangell, Alaska, the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11
GIRL SCOUTS PLAN
 DANCE FOR JUNE IS

The local Girl Scout Troop met Wednesday for a hike and picnic at their lot on Third Street.
 Plans were made for Come As You Are dance to be held at Civic Center on Friday evening, June Is. Adults are invited to at tend.
 Mrs. Frank Webb, Scout leader, announces that on the first We'd nesday in July girls in the 10 to 12 year age group will be invited to attend and will be taken into the Girl Scout Troop.
 Next meeting will be held We'd nesday evening at 7:30 in the Fire Hall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11

Alaska and against Andrew Bakk, and Alberta Bakke for the fore. closure of a certain mortgage on real and personal property describ ed in such decree. I have on this 2nd day of June 194S, levied upon the following described real an, personal property situated il Wrangell Recording District, Ter ritory of Alaska, at Wrangell AL aska:
 All that certain lot in Wran-
 gell, Alaska, and more parti-
 cularly described as part of
 Lot One CD in Block Four
 teen (14 according to the of
 ficial plat of the Town of
 Wrangell, Alaska, on file in
 the United States Land Office
 dated September 12, 1917
 commencing ninety seven feet
 six inches on Church Street
 from the corner of McKinnon
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11
COPS ADJOURN THIRD
 CONVENTION AT MCKINLEY

FAIRBANKS - Alaska's third Republican convention this spring adjourned Sunday after a tWO-day meeting at Mt. Mckinley National Park.
 Two of the conventions were or- ganized because of a controversy over a convention called at Sitka last month by Attorney Albert E. White of Juneau.
 Delegates to the Mount Mckinley meeting labeled it the first regul- arIy called Republican convention in Alaska in 16 years" and endors- ed the program of the "antI- White" group at the Sitka conYen- ton which broke away and held a meeting of its own.
 Thirty-nine delegates and 13 Others carrying proxies, represent. ing a total of 52 precincts from all four judicial divisions met at Mt. Mckinley
 Delegetes Elected
 The following delegates were el- ected to the Philadelphia eonven- tioR: Jack ClaWson, Anchorage; Cash Cole, Juneau: R. B. Robert son, Juneau and alternates, J. E.. Johnson, Ketchikan; John E. Man ders, Anchorage and Maurice John son, Fairbanks. Capt. A. E. Latin Top and Mrs. Louise P. Clegg, both of Fairbanks, were endorsed for National Committeeman and Ma tional CommitteeWOman.
 This is the game roster of dele gates and committeeman named by the Republican group which bolted the Sitka convention. Uninstructed, they will seek recognition by the National convention over the dele gates elected by the White" Re publiCans.
 Condemn Gruening Policies
 Resolutions criticizing Governor GrueDing expressed disapprOYal of This conduct of office under mar row partisan attitudes by which he has Yilified the elected repre-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11
NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER ONE AT JUNEAU
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA, PLAIN TIFF
 vs ANDREW BAKKE and ALBERTA BAKKE, DEFENDANTS NO 5S76-A NOTICE OF MAR SHAL'S SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of an Execu- tion dated June 2nd 194S, issued out of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Mum Der One at Juneau, Alaska, upon a Decree rendered in said court on that date in favor of the Office of the Commissioner of Veterans Al fairs. an agency of the Territory of
Evening star., 1948-06-20
SUBURBAN sALE-vIReIkIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Beverly Hills-A fine home
this beautiful seeton home on most
sG1 sG0m kitehen aea an and aTse S dem on Tss
two bedrooms and bath / On On a second noo1; .
full information and appointment to IN
snect, call Alex. 1155. EBNER r; LUN-
CAN co, Realtors and insurers .Torsnd d9S Evp- Up
ALExANDRIA-Lovely Dutch Colonial
.se in eosasf fasssa. @ s 4a Ross
and den. both Of which open onto o. beaus eau
faa arse medsrn kissen eompse the
tiled bath with shower. Full bsmt.; de,
n ss Rssa
out; price, S2I,5OO: terms. For full
information and agpolntpenns nrrNoin e insPee. eS
fs RealtoFs and n'H insaroSs aoa s. RuDss
a AIsxANDkIA, kAsph Iii AeaanaTa * bsshferd
living room. fireplace, dining room, kitchen,
with fireplace; only sig .a5o. Can lrin Mr:
Payne Psy n Nj 49so' ;s Ext OIL Win es5 ni
ALExANpRra. Alex iIsc Rosemont; ,s5o-guilt-
.sn N sarsse oV sa6e Sedro9mT ohoN M heas
ALEXANDRIA. Del-Ray-Four new duplex
bricks, almost finished:, FLA financed; .
rooms, :, bedrooms, oil heat. full base
ment: Open. Sunday. oV. 5000, J. T.
aMEqgIx9asN;pR1aMys-bedrm. MqI9asN;p 1aa.ysbd bungalow; s1a,,
600: firepl. in lty. rm., mod. kit, fenced
lot with shrubs and flowers owner anx, I,
ious TO sell: quick possession. EASTMAN
ALEXANDRIA-Bungal in Del Ray, S.
$50. 5 rooms. . bedrooms, oil heat; lot
Open SUNDAY. ov. 5000. J. T. NOTION,
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ROUTE 240

New 2-story cinder block building; first
floor, dining room finished in knotty pine,
equipped kitchen tample, large); second
floor, lovely rooms and bath: splendid
opportunity for gas station and tourist
cabins: plenty of shade; ? lots each 100
feet front one having a depth of 200 feet,
ane having a depth of 575 feet: an excel
lent location for some one wishing to start
their own business; price, $4,000.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Pike. Gaithersburs, Nd.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
REDLAND

81, acres: improved semibungal allow. frame
and brick construction. lst floor consists
of lge. liv. nm. open fireplace picture
window, din. rm., modern kit: with plenty
OF cioset space, bath with shower. irant
perch, also end porch. screened; End mr..
3 rms. and bath. row rented as apt.
at S65 per mo-; full bsmt., oil h.-w,h J..
laundry rm., storage rm., gar. outside
and inside entr. to bmt.; house is fully
insulated: covered with JIM shingles; we'll
built chicken house. 14x24. Open today.
l pm. It'll dark. Directions: Turn right
in Rockville on Rt. $40, go to- Derwood.
turn right, go 2ha miles to Redland, turn
right, Bird house on right; This Is 9
nice property. Price has been reduced
from S24 300 to S2I 900.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
Realtor. $40 Frederick ave-, Gathers
burg, Md. Tel. 299.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
SUITT,AND

Open from 2 pm, 80 Duvall st.--Prac-
feet condition. 1st a. contains 20x12
living room with fireplace, dining rm. and
10x18 dream kitchen with WESTINGHOUSE
de luxe refgr and elect. range, extra
large bedrooms on end a., and colored tile
bath; full basement. oil h.-w:h. Gadiatorsl; /;
only 2 blks. TO Census Bldg. and down.
JAMES CARROLL. TR. 0112 or Ii. .40b2
located. 1h-
story bungalow, rms, bath; lay; in base
poss. PERRY BOSWELL. INC. Realtor,
1905 r: l. ave-. WA. 4500: eyes,, WA.
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SUBURBAN RENr-MARYLAkp.

NEW, VACANT-6 rms: g. g., Md. be-
Box Ash, Star. 20
VACANT; main highway Laurel; 8 rms:
bath, very mod; 2 pvt. homes, price OF
one; S125; shade. garage; refined adults
GEO. C. WALKER, WA. 1899. 81
TEN ROOMS, modern house, 35 miles from
Washington, near La Plata, Md. garden
and etc; $50 per month. 3025 o st. NV.
SUMMER COTTAGE, IL miles from Wash
ington by Potomac; 8 rooms, gasoline
stove, refrigerator, large yard, play equip
ment. Can be used continuously or for
week ends; $40 mo. rent for good care.
L. c. LINN, 216 St. Lawrence dr.. Silver
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ROUTE %

10 miles from Rockville: very attractive
bungalow of rooms and bath on first
floor: hardwood floors with exception of
bath and kitchen. which have inlaid limo
leum: stairway to second floor, which
would make , nice rooms; full basement
not-water heat; this is a we'll home,
:. acre of land; possession to suit; price
S1S,S0O.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Pike, Gaithersburg. Md.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Two-story brick. direct from owner: two
blocks of Baltimore blvd; convenient to
transportation. schools and churches, This
modern home has Just been completed and
is situated on a large Handicapped lot. Full
W,h Sssae ana 1acf
automatic gas heat; 1000 mortgage held
by builder; $500 cash and move in i'm
mediateiy. Call CO. S729 or SH. 1016
for appointment 80
Evening star., 1948-06-20
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

HOMES FOR EVERY NEED
Call sH, 1o11 for good homes priced and
financed to suit you.
TERMS THAT AMAZE
iently located, one brick, the other white
frame; either may be had for reasonable
down payment, easy monthly payments;
both are like new. feature equipped KIT,
gas heat, fireplace cellar ise' expansion
4 BEDRMS.-$14,950.
Near Piney Branch I'd. and Philadelphia
ave. stone fireplace. in liv. rm., lge. din.
Cellar kit Sun fH on sal l:' Al, Al o. clean eesa asaa
FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM
Full bath spacious Cape GSd g s5ick sns bone S
level lot: on bus line: fne silver Spring
residential section; reasonably priced A.
BUNGALOWS, $11,500
Q bedrooms and 8 bedrooms. well stu,
ated on attractive lots: det garage. oil
h.-w.h; redecorated inside and out; nre-
place, cellar; stores and transp. nearby
terms to suit: immed poss
3-BEDROOM BRICK
Sl5,95O, terms; very immaculate cond j.:
fireplace in lv. rm.: home is completely
equipped with screens. storm sash. stove
and refer.; nice Silver Spring section
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Call sH: 1o1l1l, weesskdaysh till 9 pm. df
BREADY & co.
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4O12 Nicholson St. open Sun, . to 7 pm.
--Brk. bungalow. with many outstanding
features. You will be amazed to see what
this beautiful bunealow has to offer to
you in luxurious living. Location is per-
feet and yet SO convenient For appoint
ment. call GE. 2e70 or GIL. 5000, BRIGHT
Evening star., 1948-06-20
VIM. G.. LIBBY co.
O-FAMIT,Y HOME

Here Is a nne detached home that is ar
property which will provide home plus
an income; in nearby Md. Just "a square
from transportation and convenient to
s rooms and bath; 2nd floor, 3 rooms and
bath, and the attic has finished room
apartment: hot-water heat with oil burner:
large lot; everything in immaculate condi-
tion: price, S16.500. After reasonable
down payment income from one apartment
will carry this home. Call Mr.. Blackwocd
NO. 6597, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 6

so3 Potomac St. Rockville. Nd. vacant
Newly decorated and ready to move INTO; a2i
basement, basement automatic heat, modern kitchen
and bath; detached garage s.1 side .eiden poTen
tial section; see this Sunday. Priced right
at SI3,750. To reach: On Montgomery
ave owls. ave. exit TO Potomac rd tEt'
lS9) left one long block to Potomac ST:
right to sign From Potomac. first street
on left in Rockville. BENJAMIN J. MILLS
Realtor, Tower Bldg NE. 1900. Evenings
Urn pDIO IL
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WOODFIELD SECTION

u acre; this is one of the most attractive
semibungalows / have offered for sale
for some time; 1st-tioor living room nm nm.
sttra ctive dining room with French doors,
modern kitchen. side porch. fun base. base.
ment, laundry trays; oil hot water neat;
closet space; also cedar closet, complete
bath; double garage. beautiful trees ana
shrubberyi an ideal location; price sll'-
600.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
b1o Frederick pike, Gaithersburg, Md.
Tel p0l
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WOODMOOR. MD.

many fine features; picture windows; fac
Ing ice. wooded back lot; screened porch
and gar only $4,000 down; Aet at once S
as this won't last Call SUBURBAN IN
VESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO., ST.. 1870.
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WOODHAVEN MD

Group of beautiful new homes on large
Sooded lots; varied floor plans; 21a baths;
blt-in garage TO inspect Sun sunday; 3sft on ,o
Rmd, RIsd,e1 1itIy blyd os !. and S/io miles to Wood
haven sign, left / block to Poe I'd; left to
open sign For further information can
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
onD1 Oman until q n m
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ROIITE, 240

miles north Of Gaithersburg with plenty
OF business frontage on 240: excellent
drive-in; corner property improved with i,, a
place; bedrooms and bath; dining room
had a seating capacity of about 80: an
excellent business location; price, $4,000.
Fred B. CuShman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Pike, Gaithersburg, Md.
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OVEIY WOODSIDE PARK

ciirer Snrinp-IJnuSuaI OppOrtunlty 10T
discriminating buyer to obtain substantial
prewar Colonial brick residence - N s,,aar the
Spring, Features include full center hall,
sine paneled recre rm., 3 bedrms., "a
baths. very large screened porch oyer yer, at
fuiiy Handicapped and there are many large
shade trees. Ideal yard and location for
children House needs sompete 2en reasSora. Tns AZ
Iey to Your house, call Philip Key"
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY GO.
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OUTSTANDING

This beautiful modern prewar brick home
in the best and most convenient section
of Hyattsville. 8 fine rms. tile bath.
screened porch, recre. rm., built-in garage,
Longfellow St. WILL ROGERS, WA. S26.;
ewes, WA 9lIo 30
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TAKOMA INCOME HOME
] 90 Baltimore ave- bedrms; S2o'ooo'
terms ST. 1886
WOODFIEID SECTION

WOODFlELD OEO IION
g Miles from Gaithersburs: store and liv-
ing ouarters combined; this is an L
shape property having. the living quarters s
practically separated from the store eIt oon ano
yet very convenient; living quarters con-
sist of living room, modern kitchen WITH
Cabinets; complete bath linen closets; az
bedrooms with closets; basement unaef Wa Ine
entire builCing with laundry trays; We
netian blinds, screens for all windows; new
52-gallon electric water heater; all STOCK
and equipment included except aaoins
machine; this is a clean store doing q nice
business: plenty of stock and not Deing
sold for lack OF business; price. Sloooo.
Fred B. CuShman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Pike, Gaithersburg' Nd.