davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
All Dairy Prices
But Eggs Decline

Prices on all dairy products eX-
cept eggs have dropped markedly
during the last two months, a sur
vey Of more than 20 cities showed
today.
The survey showed that from
Sept. 26 to Nov. "a, the average
price on milk has decreased 3I10ths
of a cent per quart, butter 6.3 cents
a pound, margarine, 3.3 cents
pound, and American cheese 81
cents a pound.
The average price of eggs in the
cities surveyed increased 4.3 cents
a dozen during the same period,
however.
MIX Butter Eggs saTine Cheese
SeR.' Toy. q 2 1873 1873 sS.s ST. 5.s sSs Ss 5s.s s
First Month Sets Record
The Agriculture Department re-
ported this week that the drop in
dairy prices from September to Oc-
tOber was the sharpest on record
for this time Of year when prices On
these foods usually increase.
DR.. Cliff D. Carpenter of the In
stitute of American Poultry Indus
tries, said egg prices rose because
they were the only ones to follow
/ the usual seasonal trend.
He explained that the peak Of egg
production is in April, May and
early June. Layers begin mOltine
later in the year and stop laying in
! September. Production and supply
are at their lowest from Sept. Is to
Dec. Is with a consequent increase
in prices.
Spokesman for the industry
across the nation denied that the
decrease in other dairy prices was
caused by increased consumer re-
sistance. They said the price drops
steamed from unusual situations
within the industry itself.
Cheese Affects Butter
! Russell Fifer, executive secretary
of the American Butter Institute
said the decreased prices on butter
resulted from overproductiOn earl!
this year Of cheese and evapOrateC
4llAAlAs I1C octtNt ~ AOOuNCAo y VI N@-'-~
items realized they were over sup
! piled so they sharply reduced pro
duction, making. more milk avail
able for butter and thereby reduc
ing prices on the bread spread.
FifeF was one of the executive
who denied that consumer resist
ance was responsible IUr the pric
cuts. He said the average WOrke
now pays only SO PEI cent of hi
: hourly wage for a pound Of butte
against so per cen. in 1914 and 1874
and 95 per cent in 1926.
J Milk prices are falling SO rapid
/ in Cleveland that the Agricultur
Department scheduled a meetin
for Dec. z to consider placing a foo
under the market.
: Most trade sources said they eX
. pect the downward trend to cor
, tinue for little while and then pr
: ces will level off fJr some month
. before rising again slightly. The
said a slight decrease in egg price
= could be expected about the begiT
5 ming of next year.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
Milford Me.lorial Hospital.

Milford Me,1Orial Hospital.
Mr.. and dis. William Evans of
Hollywood, Florida, spent a part of
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Calhoun.
Master George E. Long, Jr., spent
the holiday weekend with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
L. Horner at Philadelphia.
Miss Lavessa Ann Hudson and
Betty Lou Tingle of FrankfOTd and
Vina Lee Steelman spent Friday to
Sunday with Miss Duane Calhoun in
honor of her 14th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar L. HOrner
spent Thanksgiving with relatives
here.
Miss Jeanette Vickers, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Parron Vickers, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Robert Whar-
ton of Ocean View. The wedding
was performed by Rev. McWilliams,
Saturday night at Pittsville, Md.
The bride wore aqua with brown
accessories and wore a cOrsage of
white rosebuds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton will make
their home in Georgetown.
The United States leads the world
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

The United States leads the world
in the mining of iron ore.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

State Roads Commission Of Maryland
222 E. Baltimore St., BaItimOre-2, Nd.
m28-tf
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
Hure Anti-Friction I'm

Worlds largest anti-friction bear
ing is abort the size Of night
club dance floor and carries a load
equal to the tonnage Of a four-staek
destroyer. It's job is to turn the
four-deck 16-inch gun turrets on
the nations big battleships-and
the turrcts must turn smoothly at
the touch of a button.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
Schedule Effective May %, 1s4s
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
nAUW and CVTNynhW

ms. Governor Herbert r. OConor sched- 2
uled to sail.
2-M. S. Governor Harry W. Nice scheduled
to sail.
3-MS. John M. Dennis scheduled to sail.
BUS Connections Daily and Sunday.
'"-Bus Connections Sunday only.
(c)-Ferry service through to Claiborne for
vehicles via prompt connections at Rom
anCoke.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

Mrs. Norman q. Calhoun, Srs Is
patient in Methodist Hospital,
Philadelphia.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie
Berge, age 50 years, who died NOV.
26th, at her home in Philadelphia,
were held from the Clinton Watson
Chapel, Tuesday afternoon, NoVem-
her Both.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03
IN MEMoRIAM

In loving memory of Charles Mad
jaTOsy, who gave his all for his cOun-
try, December 5, 1914:
We are sad with our memory
Lonely are our hearts today,
For the one we loved so dearly
Has forever been called away.
We think of him in silence,
No eye can see us weep
The many silent tears we shed,
When others are asleep.
Sadly missed by Mother, Dad, Uncle
Sisters and Brother II
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03


Something for the home" makes
Christmas more worth while! A
warm wool blanket or comforter ...
luxurious sheets and pillow cases -.
colorful bedspreads fabulous
table linens. Everywhere young
couples land those not-so-young) are
giving each other home gifts
making their gifts mean more. For
the very finest in Christmas presents
for the home, make sure it's from
Benjamin's Homemaker Shop.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

Soviet Russia covers nearly one
sixth of the worlds land area and
has almost one-tenth of the worlds
inhabitants.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

On the first six goals to be scored
on Boston Bruins goalie frankie
Brimsek this season, the Bruins
were a man short.
Milford chronicle., 1948-12-03

Twenty-four per cent of Ameri-
can land is fOrested.
Evening star., 1948-05-27
C-12 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
IhlR NAY u

with the Justice Departments bu.
reau of prisons, was struck by ar
automobile as he was crossing Con-
necticut avenue in the 5000 block
The car was being driven, accord
ing to police, by young Lehman.
The same jury ordered Joseph
w. Runion, 81. of GIT Cameron
street, Alexandria, held for action
of the Municipal Court under the
Negligent Homicide Act Mr.
Runion, according to police, was
the operator of streetcar which
collided with an automobile being
driven by jeremiah F. Steele, So
Auburn court, Alexandra. Mr.
Steele died Monday in Emergency
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Boy, II, and Man Are Held
In Two Traffic Deaths

A 17-year-old washington boy
and a 27-year-old Alexandria man
were ordered held for court action
yesterday, after an inquest into
two recent traffic fatalities.
Donald. I. Lehman, IT, OF $3.50
Tennyson street NV, was held for
Juvenile Court in connection with
the death May 19 of Edwin H.
Forristali, "A, of 37l1 Fessenden
street NV. Mr.. Forristall, who
was the retired farm supervisor
Evening star., 1948-05-27

intruders who found the money in
q trunk. Mrs. de Metro told police.
The visitors included five men and
a woman. she reported.
Arrested Tuesday on a warrant
at Philadelphia were Eli Miller,
81; George Miller, about 81; Dewey
Miller, about 26, and Annie Miller,
20, of no fixed. address, according
to Detective Sergt. George Cooper
of the Robbery Squad. The sus-
poets were ordered held for Wash
ington police.
Joseph de Metro, "a, husband Of
the palmist, said he mad borrowed
the money to pay a doctors bill
and other debts. He and their
daughter. Rosa, II. returned home
shortly after the robbery from a flu
Evening star., 1948-05-27
-Four Gypsies Face Hearing
In Robbery Of PaImist

A removal hearing was scheduled
today in Philadelphia for four
gypsies arrested there in connec-
tion with the holdup and $500 rob-
berry If a palmist and her son April
26 in their rooms at 1916 New York
avenue NV, police reported.
Mrs. Lena de Metro, AZ, and her
son Robert, Is, we're bound at gun
point by a group of early morning
Evening star., 1948-05-27

The measure would provide that
police may destroy dangerous
weapons which are carried illegally
unless they have been stolen In
which case they may be returned
to the owners.
Under existing law. the weapons
must be returned to those arrested
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Senate District Unit Votes
Bill 10 TIGHTEN Gun Law

A bill designed to tighten the
District law on disposal by police
of dangerous weapons was reported
favorably by the judiciary Sub
committee of the Senate District
Committee yesterday.
Evening star., 1948-05-27

tile trip to call q doctor for Mrs
de Metro, who had been Ill.
Police said the De Metros de-
scribed themselves as Greek
gypsies.
Evening star., 1948-05-27

Hospital Of injuries suffered In
that collision. which occurred at
Seventh street and independence
avenue S.W.
Evening star., 1948-05-27

for carrying them, when the de-
PENDANTS are released from police
custody, provided they are the
owners.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
BUNGALOW

MA os52: Sun Sun. and eve. wo s55s.
Owner Leaving City, Will Sell
Prewar det. brick home or. East Woodbinc
Contains lge. liY rm with fireplace, din.
rm. den. kit. and dining alcoye. 8 nice
Size hedrms, 2 baths. ample closet space
lot. Convenient to everything. Call EN-.
GWEWY s CHASEREAIwCO|
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlReIhIA.

AExANDRIA--.2-story brick In Rose
pG9 4ocs q b.asGo.s ss $500 sS $50
ad15! aALLxASDRIAMb5icE S9i I1AEMob5icE .5ansalow; $500
Hardwood doors, equipped Kitchen hu'Gas laras
lSs Gs RssafsfsD's s41s NJ NJ RsG VsPSon AVE-
soxn: looms. ssdroems aa'e' hsfdseoS H;eoS
sSari 0is.Pt5i Toos NE RSA1 n BIS BIS
zALExANDRiaAs;o DEL RAY@Br,ek; $500
aeers $685. Mofok fRaEsEfae RE
akIAaroS M ysrnS1 iyi ,os Want
enens a5st ss sE' me- n .boSs %S'' sess
ssR' Rq1t ss1 ses HE'sfs o%
colopiaI in immaculate eond.: bedrms.
Isen ssl ssns alsSisss s5iiss. sEsasisss sassi.n
blinds SsIs ,nnuIS Sl beat nslosed rear
can Va; sss5. WITH FRANK s. PHILLIPS. hhi.fPs
aia!!5 5ahIiNdfos-srlek suns.lev. $500
yefsseSsn sse f. Mofos esfs ri! KAEF trs
2sLMsToN, 'aHa Vasos e s1eRsria &c. asorss mason
full basement. noored attic. gas heat,
SIS; T. e;js.,; ss sss 5 ''9i;!SR
1fINSIoN}Ys e x,incn Eas.
in substantial Convenient neishborhood
an d.s ,s4s sf 1 &c, nals AZ mg;s sIs
floor, 3 bedrms. and tiled bath; oil h. h;
&HnEa16s, 4 Ing EA ayss yx-w.dew wire. u. ,t = sen
'Ies efoaSes SsSssr' esass
screened porch. fuii width Of house. hs. lss: Ht:
tsehed @ gaIags; ige grounds with many
sell. c. w. CLEVER CO.. INC" OK. o3sI.
Price On this this besntffa eesnss
With bedrm: and bath on ist T.: 'd Dc AHe luxe
extra fns bsmt.; level. shady corner iot
mi to pentSson: ego in area equivalent @ to
HxsKA1i Il & 6{ks aH s24s sS ss2s N end St. p:
z!.sS. sss 81 sd5o n5 Y. Hs I'll
pletely equipped immac. 2-bedrm., almost
new brick. with firepl. In liv. rm.,. gas. a.-c.
heat, fine bsn1t.. fenced yard; l blk. to
ST. s5Is. s GSska sifS 81 sS5SS si.s mo
AURORA HILLS; $33,6O0-In this much
sought-after location. We are fortunate to
present q prewar custom-built home. Liv.
rm: with drepl., din. rm., kit. bedrm. and
full bath on 1st a.; 4 bedrms. and IN
baths on End a.; bachelor apt. n bsnnt: :.
RE REALTy icy, Co., siie wilson blvd al, or
falls cHukcH-Twe-story. $1,000 down;
S9.sO0-7 rooms, 8 bedrooms, hard
% oSod t SS5s ausS 9 hsss VEL
M Vernon ave, Alexandria. -15
lg. fenced yard; ready for immed. occup
Save and buy from OWNER. No agents
$40 500: $500 down. 0W. .5914. ia
so. ARLINGTON, 10 min. to D. c.. or
| Pentagon Bldg.-De luxe brick bungalow.
with regular stairway to insulated attic
for additional rooms; features large liv.
fm;' din: rm, bedrms.. modern kit:
/ recreation rn,, flush DOORS, hardwood
scaped lot; price, $14,7B0 with excellent
financing Or viii trade fer your property:
John y, ,MeEsss -AIe1: ,s7ls, With Brown
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GHEvEELY; In ND; .,s about 2 miles from p; G.
bath, hot-wster oil heat, electric range
sns Gefrfssa1s os lot sHokak zsaaS9 m rTis IT'S
E GGHhEvEkEYMbe III hIH luxe luxe bungalow: large STU
dio living room II "a storie0. chestnut
s49s ss isnssa asEn o s fe tS ssssSSHs SGck sts s
cLfNToN, MD. anout z miles southeast
s sdsa sosss q vns esRs soS cSd aas
2 bedrooms and lavatory on 2nd: air con-
ditioned. oak doors, very modern kitchen,
"a sssssss sssa = s sSS;st s5
AKENs I71S < =. nv: NA. 1lss.
ssDcslE .ss .s ssasioss ssasf1ss
trance. This 10 most attractive home,
sa :e s1es th sSaas st S'ss sae
MsRsss Alex; sSis: with sgoWN REAL.
SoHg SNikRsaSss.nEisi EesIsSss; Ry SOON Soon ab.tb
home in an established neighborhood: one
bedroom ana bath down and bedrooms
and bath UP; full bsnt:. oil b: VIII; garage;
a1s pHVs sTess c. 0es ea Il Va s?SS ssoo pm
MT. RAINIER-5-rm, bungalow; large
porch; bsmt., stove. refgr.; near bus: shop.
YssnssSi Tpl terms; s7es JOHN H. JOHNSON VA
1SHHi QUEENS D' caAPEL HAZE MANoR-ss $50. At.
tractive. 5-room bunsalow. convenient te
ssssa ssss sr. shSRRenHs hRReH ine uK % zasp
iExxsbbaffsts ExbfsS1 sV HAsszEsS-on,y szfsS $3.50 cash viii
buy. this attractive 1-room bungalow. witt
sosse eondisionn an You a % Ssi ac. Ssvs sV
T. SfSs7as S7sl: = sSss. Sss sa H. s79s. 7M9ssA1 SA It.
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ARLINGTON FOREST

overlooking beautiful Lubber Run Park:
large living rms family sized dining rm.,
equip, kitchen. tile bath. screened porch,
heat; house insulated and equipped With
screens. Ven. blinds and storm sash; SIT
usted on lRe. wooded lot, beautifully land
and bus service. Address, 17s N. Coium-
bus st., 3 blks. from Lee blvd. Price,
S16,e00: low cash payment, with terms
Sn nne bslannes. GEORGE =. sULLIvvAN.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
sI.. 6o1O; ewes. WI. 2e41
CTTSTOM-RTTTI,T

This beautiful center-entrance-p de-
tached brick home was Just completed for
the builders own residence, Due to un-
actual cost. It is most desirabiy situated
on . 70-ft.-wide lot in the beautiful roll
ing woods section Of Chevy Chase, Md.
ditioned heat with gas furnace, large
screened rear porch, beautiful. modern
kitchen; slate roof. copper cutters and
Mr.. Murray. ST.. STA, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

HANDYMAN-6-rm. asbestos shinRle; on
u acre; located in suitland area; on bus
line An ideal house to remodel only
S!,s5O; terms. AT. 0566, vi. 1915 until 8
Evening star., 1948-10-14
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. tcont.l
THE NAPLES

Homestead Of one OF Maryiand's oldest
and prominent families situated in the
heart of Chevy Chase and nestled in
Quiet shade Of massive oaks. This 9-rm.
manor home fully restored and artistical-
" modernized; 81 IT. liv rm., fireplaces,
spacious center hall. Dutch doors, spa
s1d bssh new o ma pne pansfed
kit. and best of modern equipment and
facilities: Price is S31,500 with $4,000
LIST trust, 4kF loan.
GRAHAM & co.
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HYAT'TSVILLE. Md.
'ASTOR & LUTZ. INC.
In Takonaa Park

Do you want quiet sheltered location
on little-traYeled street. safe place to
rear your family? Immaculate b-rm
63x165; finished attic, can be Converted
into 2 additional rms: II necesssry; h.-wh.
this must move. S ~ blocRs o to Eng s. e. ne iays
Close to elementary school.
ROBERT e. LOHR, REALTOR
S1l Cedar st. NV. GE. 0se1. oE. 0257.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
SUBURBAN. ;sxrE-MRciNlAs .
Lovely Suburban. Estate

For the last words in modern convent.
ences, for spaciousness, for wonderfully
well designed and appointed facilities, for
the person who entertains frequently, be
sure to see this handsome house; l "a yrs.
old, built Of brick with some frame ornas
mentations, situated on q beautifully land.
scaped lot of nearly l acre; lge. nv. rm.
with drepl. and picture window, lge. din.
tiled, fully equipped kit and breakfast
1rm.; 1a; iss den and : bath on 1st a.; s
Guest wing having Q lse. studio rm. with
nrepl. and picture window. 8 other excel.
rms and baths. Full bsnat. with 8 out
usually fne recreation rm with firepl. and
bar; oil heat with hot-water radiation.
Attached 2-car garage. Exceptionally fns
and unusually well appointed outdoor
kit. Transp., schools, churches and shop
ping center within reas. distances. can
weekday. until 8 pm; Sun, until 6 p.m.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike, CH. 1341. OK. 27es,
Evening star., 1948-10-14
SUBURBAN sxtr-vKeINfA.' 9
6313 18th ST. NORTH

6313 18th ST. NORTH
White painted brick and frame. with At
tachsd garase. Well located and con-
throughout. OIL heat, full basement,
range and refrigerator. Priced at S15,-
poo; $40, 400 hrst trust. Drive by and
have look and If interested call us
Shown by appointment only.
JNO. J. LOFLIN
Lonin BLDG, 2420 Wilson blvd. GIL.
k312. Directions: Out wash. blvd. past
Westover to N. ouantico St, turn left
2 On a., ,o1sntico one block to 10th. right on
Evening star., 1948-10-14
150h II Street NV, Ma. 2345.

Prewar Brick Bungalow
close-in Montgomery Co., large corner
lot, 1O0xl20; 1st, d., liv. rm.., fireplace;
Din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms. and bath: End
az large bedrm.; unusually nice recrea-
tion rm. with frepl. and bar: front porch,
picket fence; gas heat. Possession at
settlement, Price reduced for tmmed.
sale. Call Mr.. Ruark, SH. 44S6. with
FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO., MA. 243l.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
& LUCHS &C
Ik05 n Street NV, MA 2346.
or FINANCING

Center r-entrance-plan detached brick: built
IS months ago. on an S2-ft.-wide lot. in
the ST. Bernadotte's parish area Of Silver
Has. six rooms, tiled bath and first-foor
lavatory. s-cu.-ft. refrigerator and large
Kitchen, large side porch. air-conditioned
session with title; price, S22 900; well
financed with long term ~ CT loan. Call
Mr.. Brill WI. 7105, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

$12,500
The owner Of this splendid Groom and
bath detached frame and bricktex home
must leave the city November Is and has
accordingly priced to sell today. situated
on . lot 100x1O7 in close-in Arlington,
Va, two blocks from schools and close
to shopping center and transportation.
Has front and rear porches. attic, hot
water heat with oil burner. Hotpoint cleo
heater; garage: $4,000 cash and $50 per
month. Phone Mr.. Mccauley, CH. 3547.
with
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$10,750-S6O.37 MONTHLY

$4,000 cash. 30-day occupancy. Brick
NV AompsSi,. sss sl .zssnded. s S this hnsi love! On
T. 1y- hunggalow. IA excellent, condition. Fes:
dry basement with outside entrance, and
oil Sch; bedrooms and bath on lst
moor and an insulated but unfinished
expansion attic. Real living at q modest
monthly payment az tnteresO which
includes principal. interest. taxes and in
surance. For appointment to inspect.
ky kSyERENs SALES, INC. 1928 4 st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

OWNER TRANSFERRED
Bethesds-white. brick; 3 bedrms.; conv.
tractive financing; new Bendix; no brokers
OIL, 3776. II
YOUR SONS COMPANION
Will be Of the best in this fine Woodmoor
neighborhood of Silver Spring. i'm
macuIate rooms all on one floor, steps to
huge expansion attic; frll basement;
3enced-tn lot.
LURIA BROS.
230O Wflson Blvd OW eS00 ia
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Mr.. COUNTRY CLUB AREA

cue, pit. lovely 2-bedrm. home with 2
baths, summer kitchen in bsmt. double ga
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fsuDORsXN sArElviRcln,l., !,
WYNNW0OD

Not Just another house. but . truly Ane
home; huge liv. rnn.. nrepl., banauet-sized
8 bedrmS.s s2h baths. screened porch. fuiii
bsmt, pine-paneled rec. rm.,- hrepl. and
bath; lge. gar; corner shaded lot.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC,
OW. 5000, Lee Hwy at C;lebe Rd liz
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ROOM FOR EXPANs1OM

lbOI Columbia pike, CH. 1341, OK. 2798.
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ARLINGTON

Splendid 2.story stuceo residence, near
Lee hwy, short distance from wash; lot
60x100; zone commercial; z rooms. 2h
vestment; hot-water oil heat, gas stove,
full bsmt. with excellent storage room.
We recommend this buy at $1s,500. Ex-
elusive with
EASTMAN & SEAY, Realtors
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THE GABLES co.
BUNGALOW

New Hampshire ave- extended. Sl1.a50,
G1; $l.500 down, balance approx. SIS
monthly; new brick bungalow; wooded lot,
l4O.ft. deep; living rm.. large kitchen with
size bedrms, expansion attic; large win
COWS, al rooms cross ventilated; gas
NJ. FREEMAN REALTY Co, tx. 1os5;
eyeS. OR 1A02 SSo'
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CHEVERLY-4bedroom, tiled bath, ma.
sonry home, many extras; bus at door.
We are Instructed to sell this desirable
home. at once: Can be bought right.
st.-5 rms. and bath. radiant heat. like
new. Quick possession.
Hyattsville-Solid value. 8 bedrms. and
on 1st d.; full bsmt, with apt. and rec
reation rm. with bar, oil h.-w.h.; built-in
garage; screened porch. Beautiful corner
WOODRIDGE REALTY Co, 1881 r. I.
ave ne, NO 7203 or WA 360S ia
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COIORED

Silver Spring, Q excellent buys-One 6-rm.
one S-rm. and baths, at $4,000. Call
Mr. Brosius, 81. 5400. STANLEY PEAR
6ON, Realtor, S616 Ga. ave.
QRINCE GE0REER C0IINTY
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ARLINGTON BIJNGALOW

Attractive 1h-yr.-old brick situated on
q large, fenced lot; ideal for childreni
yns n .sa nns Sa s.f%ay suDDts 70
attic which has nearly completed large
rms. piped for additional bath, 3 large
tilation; full insulation; combine ation storm
windows and screens; large. light base
ment, gas s;-e; C. heat; Conyenient close,in
TSil Price esS only slsss6 Eaeiusiys ye,Sia Wiz
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 No. dlebe rd, al. 6777, OK. DIAL;
eyes, GIL aaO4. OY 0e6a III
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.
SUNNYBROOK

Very desirable frame bungalow. on nice
terraced lot. featuring twin bedrms.
with one bath; living rm., dinette and
modern kitchen; full bsmt. with built-in
bar. Priced to sell at only $11,500. For
particulars, call DI. 0222.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1o0n sth 81 WI
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ASHTON HEIGHTS

sirable residential area; located on Per-
shipg dr., near Buckingham; consists Of
center-entr. hall .26-ft. liy. rm. with
rm., de luxe kit. with cleo dishwasfer and
garbage disposal unit, den or sunroom Oh
nv rm; bath on 1st a.; 2 bedrms,
plenty Storage ana nd large I C closets: @ pine. pise
paneled rec. rm. with fireplace and bar,
= YORK Of! burner Bendix washer; level,
landscaped lot with outdoor fireplace, det.
ance for complete redecorating.
ENZOR REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-10-14

$3.50
S-bsdrm and tiled bath h1nsalow. -liv. IN.
mod. Et. With Bendix washer, Venetian
blinds. storm windows, gar. oil b.
A. v. PISANI
ReaItor. o.. 1900. Ewes, WI. S115. -16
Small Potomac, Md, Estate
l-bedroom brick rambler. exeellently plan
feeling of freedom. stables. Locat.on
close 10 public schools and stores. Call
SANDOZ, INC.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
RAMRT,ER-S16 500

Silver epring-Distinctively different and
beautiful den on 1st floor; extra-large
living room with fireplace, large bedroom
upstairs; full basement, outside entrance,
attached garage, pretty lot; well financed.
Immediate possession.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
RESTRAIN ME- PLEASE

Because I'm too enthusiastic about this
money and the beauty Of everything about
it is so great that truth sounds like
PROPAGANDA; 1941 custom built for the
present owner occupant it has been
polished by perfect housekeeper in
Cheverly for seven years. 3 large bed
rooms and tiled bath on second hoor
are truly large; the 81 living room had
two inches in the wall on either side OF
t. the white,mantled fireplace; eenter:hall
entrance en- nee. hall nall. or from American Home
perfect creations; the dining room COM
fortably holds regulation- size dining room
set. from the dining room, Q door leads
to side porch over built-in garage: there
Is low cut-Stone retaining wall; behind
the house is garden and before it. only
trees. A block from Cheverly ave. on
kiimer st., the very incest part Of beauti-
ful Cheverly. But the bone-dry basement
with Its extra lavatory. Oil air-conditioned
neat. 4O-gal. hot-water tank. outside
entrance and also EsEase entrance and
part Of basement car. be recreation room,
is truly wonderful basement floor plan;
this, together with fenced rear yard ali
Seems too good to be true. But they are
true! The price was SlS900 for this or
Tor comparable new house; but be-
cause the owner has deposit on out-of.
State property. he reduced 1t to S16,sOO;
there has been $4,000 loan commitment
on this house: as little as $1,000 down
can buy 1t. you have read this far,
I want to thank you for your time
A. STANLEY MOREAU
4617 Annapolis rd.. gladenshurv Ma