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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-04

hood on the farm. Maybe, suS.
gests Hoyt King. this 10 why
they knew their oats.
!
After reading q nature article
about the tent caterpillar.
Grandpappy Jenkins wonders
why it never got together with
the army ant.
!
In Canada a family reports
hearing shostly tappinss In the
parlor piano. Could It be ter.
mites with q tosts for music?
A variety Of garden bug
exudes a natural type Of soap,
according to Photographs. What
radio program does it sponsor?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-04

When supplies of imported veg
etable oils, amounting normally to
one billion pounds or more per
wear were shut off suddenly by the
World War II, the only domestic
source capable of rapid expansion
to meet the resulting shortage was
Sovbeans.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-04
The Gin will be located next

The gin will be located next to
George Strickland's across the ov
erhead bridge from Fair Bluff.
1t will be the most modern type
available. the owners said.
The new gin will be the only one
in this immediate area. There
are ithers located at Chadbourn,
Nichols and Lake View.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-04

What tireless little busybodies some of our
Youngsters become as they grow out OF the baby
stage into early childhood! They seem to
possess unbounded energy and an Unsuitable
curiosity.
They have reached the inquistive age when
they want to know what things are and why they
tick. So they are constantly pulling at this and
prying into that and investigating whatever
attracts their attention.
These childish activities give parents an
endless task. But they have the satisfaction OF
knowing that their children are developing
normally.
Wisely handled, the energy and inquistive-
ness of childhood can later be turned into con-
structive channels. Above all, parents should
teach their children the moral and spiritual
values behind all earthly things.
That is where the Church can render great
assistance to parents. 1t can guide them in
applying the teachings of Gods Holy Word to
the many problems that stem from parenthood.
Wise parents turn to the Church for spirit
ual guidance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-04
Glendale
Baptist Church
of Loris. RID

Rev, E. D. Gaskins. Pastor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-04
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Clarendon Baptist
Church

Bible School each Sunday ~ an
Preaching, 4th Saturday
and 4th Sunday III am
Preaching End Sunday 1:3O pm
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-04

Morning Worship -.,ll:OO A. M.
lst and 3rd Sundays
Evening Worship ---- 800 P. M.
End and 4th Sundays
Woman's Auxiliary, End Tues
day .730 pm.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
After Dark
Monday Brings the De Marcos
And Other New Entertainment
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

for staying away from the quiet
flreside, it is the gay dancin" per-
Torrance Tony and Sally De Marco
will be staging twice nightly when
they step out onto the Shoreham
Blue Rooms floor.
Jimmie Carroll needs no intro
duction, either, to those who have
heard him on his radio shows over
the CHS, NBC and ABC networks.
In addition to his radio perform
ances, Mr.. Carroll has appeared at
such respected rendezvous as the
Copacabana, the Versailles and the
Roxy Theater in New York, the
Mount Royal Hotel in Montreal,
the Copley Plaza and Latin Quarter
in Boston and the Glover Club in
Miami. He's reported to have quite
a pleasant way with popular ballads
Of the day.
Mr.. Melis, the man who brings
the new orchestra to the Congo
Room, is another of those child
prodigies who grew up with his
music. He started to study music
at the age Of three, entered the
Havana Conservatory at six and
was graduated as a teacher when
he was 10 years old. He gave his
first public concert while student,
when he was seven, and later was
given scholarship by the Cuban
Government, which sent him to
Paris, where he studied with the
pianist, Alfred Cortot. When he re-
turned, he played with the Havana
Symphony Orchestra, then went to
Boston, where he eventually won
another scholarship, this to the
Julliard Graduate School of Music.
In addition to being a pianist, Jose
is a composer. In addition to being
a man who likes classical music, he
is a man who can hold his own in
a boogie-woogie contest, according
to the advance reports.
X
II you have seen Dick Buckley
only when he has been engaged in
that Amos n Andy skit with four
audience participants as stooges,
you haven't seen him at his best.
The Amos n Andy thing is funny,
but he can be funnier, as he demon
strated at the Club Cairo the other
night to our satisfaction, even if the
audience at the time was small and
cool. Mr.. Buckley Is considerably
comic figure as he stands at the
mlcrophone Spouting high-foWn
language and proving himself one
of the few men in the world who
can appear dignified while clad in
gray tweed suit, red vest, purple
Evening star., 1948-03-25

Next week bids fair to be a busy
one on the local saloon scene. For
one thing, Lent will be over with
and, the night club owners hope
fervently, people will be getting
around again. Things have been
snowblind almost everywhere for the
past few weeks. For another thing
there will be deal, of new enter
tainment in the town to attract the
customers, the night club owners
also hope fervently.
Monday brings new advertisement
to at least three of the more popular
hotel rooms. That is the night the
De Marcos return to the Blue Room
of the Shoreham Hotel for a limited
stay. That is the night when
Jimmie Carroll, a tenor, opens at
the Mayfower Lounge. That also
is the night which brings Jose Melis'
orchestra to the Congo Room of the
Carlton Hotel to play for cocktail
and supper dancing.
Inc De Marcos, OF course, need
no introduction. They are, in a
word, wonderful. No one dancing
today can touch them when 1t comes
to making dancing look easy, to
making it look like more fun than
any other pastime in the world. If
ever performance were to be rec
commended as an excellent reason
Evening star., 1948-03-25

shirt and outlandish cap to match,
with necktie that matches moth
ing else.
Mr.. Buckley also is, when the
mood strikes him, man who sees
irony in race relations. He has a
number that starts off with a ro-
mantically sung, Georgia, Georgia,
so sweet and kind, can't get Georgia
of my mind" Rude voice: Whad-
daya mean standin' on this side
walk. I told yuh 1,450 times, when
I'm walking on this sidewalk, you git
off. Now git!" Mild voice: "Yas-
suh." Softly: Georgia, Georgia, so
sweet and kind. :"
This is not comic, and Mr.. Buck
ley does not play 1t as If it were.
The laughs it gets are nervous,
ashamed ones.
x X x
The Midnight Merry Co. Round: d:
The Cairo's new show also boasts
two other performers of exceptional
talent. One of them is Cappy
Barra, a man who is known to the
patrons of the vaudeville theaters.
He's a harmonica expert, and ex-
pert is the right word. His Inter
mezzo' Is haunting, his Rhapsody
Evening star., 1948-03-25

at the Willard, was feted at a cock
tail party there early In the week. on
his 64th birthday. 1t also marked
the anniversary Of SO years in the
hotel business. Erskine Butter
field, who came down to help cele-
brate the seventh anniversary there,
has been held over through this
week at the Merry-Land Club.
Evening star., 1948-03-25

In Blue" and a Beethoven "Minuet"
are melodic, and his "St. Louis
Blues" is fine, dirty, low-down blues
music. The other is Mindy Carson,
who can sing ballad quite fetch
ingly and whose features are a bit
reminiscent Of Ingrid Bergman's,
which is enough for any girl.
Martin j. Burmester, maitre d'hotel
Evening star., 1948-03-25
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. **A-25A
THURSDAY,

Things are brighter musically than
they have been for some time
the Madrillon. One reason
is that Jody Miller, the pretty bru-
nette, has returned to sing songs
Evening star., 1948-03-25

romantically; another Is that Or
chestra Leader Johnny Robb, who
has been ailing with pleurisy, re-
turns to the Madrillon bandstand
tonight.
, 1948-03-27
'. l. Army Team Plays
F,sted SoftbaNers

A series of softball games
will be played between Virgin
Islanders of the 785th Ordnance
of the U. S. Army stationed in
Puerto Rico and five softball
teams of Fredriksted.
The morning game played
with the Hurlers ended 7-3 in
the visitors favor. This after
noon at 800 o'clock they will
play the Homestead Grays:
Sunday they meet the Giants
and Panthers and Monday
they will tackle the Mountain
GERS.
A baseball game is being ar
ranged to be played at Pa
rade Ground in Christiansted
against a picked local team.
, 1948-03-27
Crawford Introduces New Bill On Int. Rev.

Representative Fred L.
Crawford has introduced a re-
vised version of the Internal
Revenue Bill, copy of which
has ben airmailed to Acting
has been airmailed to Acting
Governor de Castro, by Gov
ernor HASTE.
It is believed, Governor
Hastie's message indicated,
that the Ways and Means
Committee will vote on this
revised draft probably some
time next week.
Governor HASTE will be in
Washington most Of next week
in an effort to see the bill
through if possible.
, 1948-03-27
Dr.. Hewitt OF LederIe
Laboratories Arrives

DR.. Hewitt of the Lederle
Laboratories arrived here to-
day and was met by Chief
Municipal Physician Roy An
DUE. He was accompanied by
Hewitt.
DR.. Hewitt will conduct a
clinic for the treatment of fill
iarisis free Of charge. Medical
Director Stanton Hardy Of
Lederle is due to arrive here
within a few days to start the
program.
A new chemical compound
called Hetrizan, will be used.
Ward W. Canaday, st. Croix's
newest citizen, is responsible
for the program being brought
here.
, 1948-03-27
FLA Officials Open Bids
On Canning Plant

Clay c. Stubbs, State Direc-
tor of FILA and Linas R. Fike,
representative Of the Solici-
tors Office of the Farmers
Home Administration, came to
St. Croix during the week in
connection with the opening
of bids submitted for the Can
ming Plant at St. John.
An official of the FILA indi-
Gated that there was no cause
for alarm over the Cannery
continued on page ~
, 1948-03-27
CAY SISTERS TO PLAY
H GAME MONDAY

Volleyball fans will be treat
ed to an exhibition game on
Monday afternoon to be play
ed in st. Mary's School yard,
Christiansted. at 4 o'clock.
Lacking competition from
other quarters the team has
decided to split in two parts
one identifying itself with red
tops, will be captained by
Marie Begraff while the white
tops will be headed by Merce-
DIES jackson.
The public is invited.
, 1948-03-27
World Crisis Crave;
Army Detains Officers

AS the world crisis grows
graver the United States
Army has ordered detention
of 1900 average officers who
were to be released in April.
Leaves of other officers have
been suspended and all those
scheduled for mastering out
will be retained. Approximate
ly four hundred that were
scheduled to drop back to the
rank of master sergeant will
Continued on Page q
, 1948-03-27
Benjamin. Weiss To Feature 'Pianissimo' At Jungle

Bonnie B Benjamin and
George Weiss, the famous
s~ong-writing team Of America,
here on vacation, will be the
special guests of the Jungle
Casino at their midnight An
niversary Dance, when they
will feature their latest song
lit IdIliSSIIno Inc Dance
, 1948-03-27
TRUMAN EMBARGOES
MACHINERY
TO SoVIETS

President Truman has plac-
ed a rigid embargo on all air
planes, airplane engines, ma
chinery and implements Of
war to Soviet Russia and safe
lite countries.
A ban will be placed on all
other shipments Of machine
tools that could trickle in to
Soviet hands.
, 1948-03-27
Gay Sisters To Entertain
Dance Lovers Mar. 80

The Gay Sisters of Chris
tiansted have completed ar
rangements to entertain dance
lovers at St. Mary's Hall on
Tuesday night, March 80,
Transfer Day eve.
Nothing is being left undone
to give the guests a good time
as usual. The Rhythm makers
Of Frederiksted, headed by
Thomas with brother
Wesleyfeaturing on.the piano,
will furnish music for the oc-
casion
, 1948-03-27

will begin Immediately after
II o'clock.
Music lovers who will re-
member many of their songs
which include Surrender,
"Rumors Are Flying, and II
want To Thank You Folks,
will be thrilled to hear "Pian-
iSsimo."
, 1948-03-27

One of the worlds greatest granaries, the
Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic is a
land of fiat, rich land that covers much Of
the southern part of the Soviet Union in
Europe. Added to her laurels as a food
producer, the Ukrainian S.S.R. can point
to increasingly important industrial de-
, 1948-03-27

velOpment. During World War II, her 223,OOO square miles were
Scared in tremendous battles, but her 100000 people are hard at
work repairing war damage. The Ukraine is a member of the. Secur-
iy Council and Foreign Minister Dmitri 2. Manuilski has led her
delegations to the United Nations General Assembly. Her flag is red,
inscribed with a gold hammer and sickle and the cOuntry's initials.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
HOUSES WANTED TO suy.

WANTED-S.E. AND NE. property; we
nave cash buyers. and 30-day settlement
Call HARRY z. GLADMAN, Ii O346, and
Mr.. Absher, AT. 1858 ewes. and Sundays.
QUICK is THE NAME and quick will be
the action in buying your home for cash.
MITCHELL QUICK. ST. 1922. RA. .341s.
URGENTLY NEEDED-a-bedrm. 2.bath
bedrm. and bath on 1st f.; built-in ga
rage. $4,000 top. All cash. Call Mr.
Zones, GE. 3o7e. with FRANK S. PHIL
viii VIII Pay TOP CASH PRICE for your
MsTINGs IN d; c. MD. AND VA. ur-
fury experience in appraising and selling
50 cali today. dE: 1900, @ evenings iis 'eis'f L.
j HAVE PURCHASER for a two-tamil,
house in Petworth or Brightwood viii
M ssl it .y;r oyernight If the price Is 5lght Cal
WAPLE CO, 1924 l4th st. NV; DI. 3346
PETWORTH OF that general section
Two-family or something that can b,
arranged as two families. M. B. WEAVER
WO. 4944, DI. 1880.
SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED home
Harris groks1!: 4. 1913. ME. 1884. (
sSsnlDes sSs R G. pr gsops4zt1y s41a MR. JAY TR 7i4e
60 YEARS SERVICE to local p.osert
sytR vS WM results hst y99r
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K St. DI H. :
CHARLES s. GUNN mas clients wst
to purchase homes in any section Of Wasf
and nearby Maryland FIR. 1905.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. d C.
WEDNESDAY ocIOsEe 70
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY Cont.

IF PROMPT ATTENTION 20 the sale Of
erty is what you desire. call R. A. HUM.
PHRIES. Realtor. S0S North Capitol. MA
673G. Free appraisals Results since 1919
IF YOUR HOUSE is for sale or rent to
colored, will sell it If it can be sold 1t
won't take me long. J. w. ROUSE, 1907
11th st. NV DI. 1888.
WANTED; A HOME-Seventh Day Ad-
ventist wants 6 or rm home, vic. Ia
koma Park. Call MR.. BARKER. 81.
6VoI & OR ROOM HOUSE for colored clients
Call WHITE TOWER REALTY CO., AID
5079 40S R; I; aye: NV. --2S
cloSe-in Chevy Chase, D. C.-Md area
containing 3 bedrooms on 1st floor; frame
or brick: up to $4,000. Please call Mr.
Rowe, GEORGETOWN REALTY & ms.
CO., INC, MI. 243S; ewes, WO 91l5.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
COIyORED-S15 500

gift from heaven! You'll have to act
fast because this beautiful S-rm. and -
bath home is an amazing bargain! Priced
balance at Az some rooms are equipped
for light housekeeping. BY renting rooms,
this will provide home for you and pay
for itself at the same time. Completely
redecorated Venetian binds, attached
garage, full bsmt; Oil h -w.h. Don't miss
this one! Caii Mr.. Goddard, AK. 5271,
with FREDERICK W. BERENS, MA 9141.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
SUBURBAN REhT-MARYLAhp

RESIDENCE on unoccupied dairy farm, adj
Laurel, Md. in exchange for services a.
caretaker; house consists Of rms. anc
bath, elec. and water, and IN good cond
chicken houses; ample flrewood and othel
means for enjoyment; refs. required. Boz
1890 Star 30
Evening star., 1948-10-27
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND,
BRICK BUNGALOW

S14,75O: q Charming 8-year-old, 3-bed-
room home. in an excellent section Of
Takoma Park; consists of living room with
fireplace. dining room. kitchen. bed
to finished, heated 2nd floor; full base
ment; oil heat: an excellent buy; terms
can be arraneed. For appt. to inspect,
call Mr.. jackson, Ma. $500; evenings,
WI. 2933.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
SH. 644O Till 8 PM.
ROLLINGWOOD

lonial red brick home, now ready for oc-
cupancy. 1t is artistically decorated g
lovely bright, comfortable rooms, 1st-foor
attic. gas heat. attached garage Located
Just ga blocks east of Conn. ave. Call
Mr.. Condit evenings, OR. 2121. THOS.
]: FISHER & CO. INC. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-10-27

1N03C Z ~ I2ItII1Vo O1V
Home with income: Ia blocks from heart
dining rm.. equip. kitchen, pine -paneled
breakfast nook, 4 bedrms., 2 baths, de-
tached GARAGE. Shown by appointment
only. Call YEONAS REALTY, GIL. 21OO,
OK 1od9 90
Evening star., 1948-10-27
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

4O15 5th ST. NV, most convenient loca-
rsteds Ha H ol ea sarsse semde
tached. Open Saturday and Sunday ] to
8 pm. weekdays Z to 8 pm. ROBIN
REALTY co. AT A383 go
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Aldon Construction Co.

1929 Vermont Ave. NV. 20
COLORED-NAVY YARD WORKERS; only
S595 down; rms, bath. gas and cleo.
in this row brick home. AID. o63l; eyes eyes
CooLoRaD-1ath ST. Sc. near Navy Yard
-s4,950 will buy this 2-stogry row frame,
mo. DRgRY REALTY CORP. 1872 K
coLoREDNiOth ST. Sc. near Lincoln
Pk-S45O down will buy this semidet.
brk., 5 rms, 2-story brk. bldg in rear.
Only $3.50. DRURY REALTY CORP,
1877 K st. NV. RE. 1133. 20
COLORED-EXCEL. L0CATION-6 rms,
bath; only $500 down, $50 mo. Call now,
FIR. 7717. ACE REALTY SERVICE: ~
COLORED-1300 BLOCK DEXTER TER.
S.E--The working man-See this lovely
h-rm row brick home today. Practically
new. Hardwood ifs. throughout tiled bath
and shower, bsmt. home is in immac.
cond.; conv. to transp.; priced for. quick
sale; reasonable down payment and most
reasonable terms: only S54.42 mo. Call
Mr. johnson, with PAUL J. MILLER, 1921
coLoREDw1soo OF Ri Dn1soo BLOCK TAIBERT TER. TER.
s.E.-small families pleasemsee this coy coy
fscilties Idsesd Immac sOnd sd 2! bag and m
shower, bsmt You will love this home;
See it today Only small down payment
required with reasonable terms. Call Mr..
Johnson for appt., with PAUL j. MILLER,
1921 14th ST. NV. DU. 2422; ewes. HU.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
WILL SELL, OR TRADE

rose dr., Chevy Chase. This estate
nome offers seclusion on lh acres
so close In you can drive downtown in
den or study and powder rm., spacious
liv. rm.. lge. din. rm.. all elec kit, side
screened porch with tiled fir. 2nd fir. 3
dressing rm. and shower rm Sun deck,
lse. attic. maids rm. and bath in bsmt
4-car gar. and stab-e. 10 yrs. old, Gus
priced brackets Can be purchased furn
Evening star., 1948-10-27

ANDREWS FIELD
You will find a number of and 6-rm.
brick homes on our list conv. to this
section; some furn. and down payment
as low at $1,000. Phone AT. 0566 or AT.
$3.50. until o pm.
THE GABLES co.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
14l7 K st. NV. ?
INDIAN SPRING HILLS

Several de luxe 6-rm. k-bath brick Co.
lonials, in Silver Springs finest residential
area; Just OF Colesville rd.. nr. Mrs. KS;
possession; ige. liv. rm. with fireplace,
expertly planned dining rm and kit.
screened side porch. 3 bedrms., 8 closets
automatic heat and hot water; all large
level lots; mr.. schools and transportation !;
adjoining country clubs: only S16,95O.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
OPEN DAILY

OPEN DAILY
New detached brick homes. with rooms
bath and hrst-hoor powder room; each in
dividual in architecture and a master
piece OF modern-home construction: priced
at only S1S,500 and approved for purchase
by veterans. See them without fail this
week end. Drive out Wis. ave. left at
bank In Bethesda, out Old GEORGETOWN I'd
z squares past Suburban Hospital, left on
Greentree rd to homes
Evening star., 1948-10-27
SUBURBAN SAlE-MD. Cont
pETLJECnA

Prewsr brick home, located in very de-
D aes area list cbsr noqr contains tS vng
table and chairs; 2nd floor contains 3
bedrooms, bath. Features include, oil
a.-c.h., rear screened porch, slate roof.
cypress paneled recreation room, attached
garage; in excellent condition. near trans
portation and schools.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
Evening star., 1948-10-27
I. Z. SCUDER
WA. S632
FIRST TIME OFFERE

GIs, attention. Only left. New 5-room,
all-brick, fully insulated bungalows with
expansion attic and full basement, tiled
bath. fireplace, copper plumbing, cutters
weather stripping. Butt under strict FHA
requirements 3 for immediate delivery.
New log ,go price rice $i2a5o Terms as low
taxes and insurance. Act quick, these
won't last For particulars cali
peter j. hagan
Realtor. 3S41 34th st. NE. UN. 1856;
eyes,, HI 3702. 20
Evening star., 1948-10-27
NEW BRICK, $1O,99O

Veterans, $1,000 down. S6060 per mo.
plus taxes. Nonveterans, $1,000 down,
S69.50 per mo.
These lovely semidet. homes now being
completed. Consist of 8 nice rooms, tiled
bath. fully equipped kit, full basement,
gas a.-c.h.: are situated on large lots, IN
new section of Sc. Convenient to every
1hnL and By thF ths eest buy in tsf
ma. $40.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
very attractiye Breuninser:built. de-
ideally located for schools, transpcrta-
tion and shopping. It CONSISTS OF living
room with fireplace. dining room, kitchen
has 8 lovely bedrooms, baths, storage
attic; full basement, built-in garage. gas
heat. This house Is II new condition and
is excuisitely decorated. Must sell i'm
mediately at S25,750, as owners are leav-
ing the country. For further info rm ton
call Mr.. Sebastian. MA. $500; tves. and
week ends. WI 5946.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

4 charming rambler for sale at only
$4,000: situated on a beautiful large
lot with trees. overlooking q subdivision
Of very nice homes; consists of liy. rm.
din. rm; and kit. combination, 2 good
sized bedrms., plenty closet space, breeze
a.-c. heat, many other features. Call EN-.
1900 till pm
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
CHEVY CHASE. MD

Owner leaving city; will sell this prewar
detached white brick home very reason
able; contains large living room with fire.
place, good-sized dining room, all-electric
good-sized bedrooms and tile bath on sec
ond floor; attic can be used as spare
room; attached garage; beautiful artistic
grounds: near schools and shopping. Call
EN-. 1900 till pm.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
AAOn Nann
Evening star., 1948-10-27
HII,I,CREST

We have several 6 and room homes in
this area now available; also home sites
in this desirable section. AT. 0566 or AT.
$3.50 until 8 pm.
THE GABLES co.
o4o3 Mipn ave Sc -2S
Evening star., 1948-10-27
BUNGALOW. 50 $50

rms. and bath on one floor. fully
equipped kitchen, screened porch, gas
heat, Bendix washer, large level lot. Low
down payment and assume first trust at
4%: CAL Mrs. Disque. Sligo S3lI, DENNY
& PRICE, SH 1913 -oa
Evening star., 1948-10-27
GRAHAM & co.
%. UVI ", 0Ftb WI. EUfI.
SUBURBAN RETHESnA

SUBURBAN BETHESDA
beautiful prewar 3-bedroom frame bum
ern electric equipped kitchen. breakfast
room and modern bath: full basement, oil
auto heat; large lot 50x2Ss, beautifully
landscaped; with fruit trees and vegetable
eond.; priced to sell with reasonable terms
For details, call till o pm. weekdays,
Sun. IL to 5.
Evening star., 1948-10-27

FHlllD q. hey Really 20.
81. 3O1O till pm. -27
6 Rooms, ~ Baths, $14,950
Attractive 1-year-old Cape Cod on level
equipped kit, bedrm. and "a bath on 1st
foor;. . lge. bedrms. and bath on 2nd
full bsHt.. outside entrance, gas heat;
screened side porch.
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR
New brick Colonial on corner lot, lust of
New Hampshire ave-; lge. rms, Ia
baths, concrete side porch built-in garage,
copper cutters and downspouts, slate
roof full bsnt., gas heat, lavatory: front
entrance for future reception room and
ONCE; no other general practitioner in
this popular subdivision: priced to sell.
Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, sL. 800
Cape Cod Ramblers-$16,750
Four bedrooms. 2 baths. large living room,
picture picture window, wood-burhing fireplace,
kitchen with lovely range and s-ft; Frigid-
nomical radiant heat. completely Installed
television with every home. Two-story
Colonial, furnished to the queens taste by
Malcolm Scates. Veterans 30-day prefer
ence. Out New Hampshire ave-, left on
University lane . blocks to Pine Wood
homes, Open every day. 90 pm. Visit
us tonight.
M. L. KRAFT