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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Cummings lane Attractive oenteT-h |.
brick Colon al home. deal for enterlanins' :
Nrs, floor large living and dining rooms
lspatorv screened living porch. second
fnor 3 twin sized bedrooms , tile baths
, rooms on third hoor oil nv" neat :
Gear garage, very lovely ward, 'crms
garden. fountain fsgStone terrace Auo
outside fireplace priced for immed late Sslt.
S3o $50 Call Mr.. WllIInsham, Ma s:'o"'
evenings. RA 14ni
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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50 600 DOWN

Corner 45xI0O deep. 5-room BUNGALOW
OIL neat, Ia baths extra bedroom in base
.nent at West Beach Md lovely land
Scsped lot excellent first-cisss condition;
smaI! balance like rent. Call EX. 2535
PASTOR d lUIZ. INC
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c. A. METZLER
ReslIor.

And why not? Al Sl5..5o, and Gil sp-
proved. we consider this home todsy 5
beSt buy. featuring such distinctive uual-
ilIes as all-bTiCk construction, slate roof
copper cutters anu down SpoutS. lara
rooms and IIled bath fireplace. side potch
Eas Sc heat. brIsnl basement win Utti
>Iue rutrAuCr. larEr shaded lot ia rErn
ut nHe homes Fer APPOINTMENT vail AT
Thompson, Dk, 0O%i. wth hkIiEtiL,
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA
BULLETIN
Priced for Particular People

Near WaShInston Golf and Country Clun'
this home must be seen TO be appreclaleo'
Large living room fireplace and connect
ing screened porch, banqget-sl1ed dinlnS
room, equipped kitchen. bedroom ana naIn
on Ist fl " huge bedrooms and bath on
md fun basement. garage: large. level
shaded lot. Call today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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BEVERLY HILLS

Realtors. 1905 Mt Vernon ave. Alexis
dria. Va. OV. 3S35. OV. 3967; ewes.
6Si3. -29
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THE GABLES co.
-o WIIIE' aFe' ~ -
MT. RAINIER, MD.

WI 7. 1ll1lINIEIt, VQD.
29th st-Larse det. corner home on lot
5Uxl5O: contains two apts.. rms, kit
and bath on first fir; 4 rms, kit. and
bath on 2nd FIR: coal h-wh.. fun bsmt
and garage. Call ewes. MI. EVel, OR,
531S
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1915 st. NV, Realtors, NE. 54oo.
WEST HYATTSVILLE
5-rm. bunsa.. yrs old. no steps 10 wear
you down: within = blks to shopping CEN
Ter and bus; lge. equip. kit, bSmt,, oil
h h-wh. fenced yard: priced 10 SELL Wa
450U WA. 3I95. PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
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' COUNTRY CLUB AREA

Stately 4-story Colonial brick home with
2ia tile baths, extra lge. liv rm. and
rec I'm with hreplaceS Full bs'nt Fully
master bedrms slate roof, ana all of the
best appointments throughout. Can be
sold for S4,5u0 down. Selling price,
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SILVER SPRING BARGAIN

Pretty bungalow OF large. Northumberland
lot } complete rooms {? bedrooms) on
frst floor, stairway TO large attic room
ARRANGED as . rooms. fun basement with
rumpus room. autom8tic heat: located
clos.-in Silver Spring. Immediate occu-
pancy To inspect call RE. 1850. to y
col OkIAI INVESTMENT co nA
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! IN, MILE FALLS CHURCH
STONE HOUSE

Stone English residence on Lee hwy. about
3 miles from Falls Church. Liv, rm din.
rm. kitchen, bedrm, bath and hall on
first floor. Two bedrms, and bath on md
Il over 0,o00 so. II in the lot 2-car
garage. A sood comfortable home at
fair price. Exclusive with
Eastman & Seay, Realtors
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81 | $50
PRICE REDUCED

This new centsr-entrSnce det, Colonial
brick on i2-scre wooded lot nr. kensins-
ION. Mo: 8 fine bedrms., many closets
I'm with frepl.. din. I'm, suDerb XII ,
lovely porch; rec. rm., Venetian blinds
nominal cash and very easy terms. TINS
Is fine opport Call MA !551 for ~
spection JOHN H MILLER, Jr. &
BRO RfalloIs lSID K 81. NV. 90
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HICKS REALTY

Realtors. 1906 Mt Vernon ave. Alexa
dria. Va, OV. 1885. OV. 3961, ewes. Q
6S43 ~
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VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1912 18th ST. NV. Dl. 1865
YER SPRING MD

Brown-kessler homes. open until y pm
introducing new Streamlined plan. not
seen elsewhere: bigger and better room
sizes, 3 bedrmS., cOlored tiled bath, pow
der room on st floor; de luxe kit with
upholstered breakfast nook lse liv. I'm
with picture windows, fireplace, porch and
many other unusual features. located al
Lorraine ave and Old Bladensburg I'd
Drive out Colesville rd to Four Corners.
left boCk 10 Lorraine ave. and group
OF houEes Vets 30-dsy preference. Elk
elusive with
A. J, Kessinger " Co.
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NEAR SPRING VALLEY

Brick bungalow $3.50 down payment: 5
rms plus utility rm tiIed bath with
shower: Venetian blinds. storm windows,
in established community, close 10 eycIy
thing; valuable shrubbery; new-houSe
condition: vacant; payments less than
rent. Call MI Wood, ewes, OIL. 035f,
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
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LSrKe. new brick homes: den and powder
rm, OH LIST n large Uedrms. and ? tiled
baths Oh md n. These are suBlity-DuiIt
homes with excellent materials and euulp-
ment throughout. Open everv evening. To
reach: Out Conn. ave. right Oh the Es
West hwy, left GU Jones Mill I'd to
CoQulln Ter. Price. X2S.UUO
NHIIET L PnGT EV
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TWIN BROOK MD
ROCKCREST

CT approved Only $500 down for this
u larRe expaudsble 2-bedroom bungalow,
v price. ~ $50. Some with Easements
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MALICE & BROOKS
NEW HOME S16,250

New Colonial brick, 3 bedrms.. IA baths,
lot 50xl,O landsc ped: finest constr and
equip Cannot be duplicated for 81 600
more. Cony. suburban location schools
shopping and 90 min. bus service to down.
Can MA 2557 for inspection JOHN X.
MILLER, JR., & BRO, Builders, ISL K
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NEW BRICK HOME. Sl825O

This immaculate preWsr 3-bed' m sll-brick X
nome. located in desirable section OF
Bethesda Must see TO app eciate. Price.
Evening star., 1948-09-29

Modern prewAr Cape Cod brick home on
corner lot; large liv. rm. din. rm., kit.
and powder I'm. on LIST floor: 3 bedrms.
and bath on md Il J.: garage: priced to sell
NY TITT
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY stp1EMBtR ~ 1913.
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.

Silver Springs Best Buy
New FHA-spproYed bungalows: -S1l $50,
$500 down, bedrms. - unfinished
lEe liY. I'm. with fireplace, lse. equipped
kit. Tile bath: full bSmt Directions
Out Georgia ave. to CoIesyille rd.. risht
TO Lanark Wav. follow open sign. Open 10
Il pm. every day. Mr.. Gordon, salesman,
On the premises.
VIM. E. Richardson, Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE

The unusual arransemelt OF this lars
3-bedrm home canuot be adequately de
ACflbed so call US Today Inspect tn
S~-x,1y ~,,.~-
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THE BRANT COMPANY

Immaculate brick and asbestos shinRle CO.
IoniaI-Style home, years old. on arss
corner lot. This has weli-appointed ny:
rm with fireplace din. rm.. modeTnly
equipped kit and side porch on the lay
floor; md floor there are 3 bedrms. ana
tiled hath, disappearing stairway 10 stof.
axe attic new metal storm windows ara
doors; beautiful lawn and an abundance
OF ShruDbery and toVers. Moderately
substantial cash required and assume
a., GI loan Full price, Sl4,950. To
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COLUMBIA FOREST

Attention veterans restricted COM
rrunity ad Joining Columbia Country Cluo
a Monroe Warren deVelopment, 10 new
hrirk homes on large wooded lots: con-
crete streets and sidewalks: g rms and
i bath: also Ia baths ST. .s5o-S 5000.
Omen daiiy and SUNDAY. To reach; Out
Cam or wis syes 10 East-west hwy.
and CheIton I'd Bethesda Chevy Chase
Hish SCHOOL,. turn right on Kentoury di
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FOR PRIVACY?

Colonial center-hsll home on wooded lot
l"OA?4u Only "a blk. 10 dileci tfahsp
10 downtown ID. c. gift. ceiling NV
I'm. I4x%S. Ice din. rm., Kit. ana lsNatoTy
!nd floor. 4 bedrms., baths ehpaHSioh
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2 BEDRMs. BATH lst FLOOR

z BEDRMS., BATH ISL FLOOR
Jiat what YOU naVe been IooElhs for III
this restricted subdivision oi beautiful
hCmes Sitrsted ou lot s0SlS5 feet
lsrFe stone and brick home with purple
snd green Vermont slate, Center hail. llv-
rm. din. rm., large modern kitchen, two
senerous-SiZed bedrooms and bath on st
a Attached ssrase, screened and glassed
porch of living rm., Sas &C. heat. space
for recreation rm.. near schools and "a
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AT ME II unTlI III
! WESLEY BUCHANAN

CHEVY CHASE-$27 500
Situated in beautiful Chevy Chase. New
def brick home OF the studio type. l.a-
turing club-type liy. rm- large enter
din. rm., ultramod GE KIT daylight
hedrms and > fun tiled bsths. sas g
heat bsmt with tample space for rec. I'm
laundry and garage; excellent Financing
For details call
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC.
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RAMBLER ON p ACRE

Beautifully situated amidst towering trees
away from undesirable enchoachm
Center tntr. Inv rm, fireplace DIN
rm. Kit, picture window, btdrmS--
baths: Ice attic. att. garage; oil h-c h !.
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s13 5OO-Fall Church, Va.

Cape Cod home featuring spacious living
room about 2yxI5. dining room, we'll
equipped kitchen. st floor lsvatory,
con. fort able bedrooms and tie bath WITH
bljilt-in tub end shower; sir-cnnditioned
neat: many. added conysnieuces and fes-
lures Property immaculate. Beautiful
lot T5xla5 Call Mr.. Mess teveninas IA
4!ssi. THos J. FISHER a. CO, INC,
pesltorx nj RS3a 30
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lie. Full ISInt.. poIGh, kaIhkt
4 CHEVY CHASE, MD

bet home on lse lUt. beautifully land
sesped. lse Inv rm. fireplace. din. rn :
KIT: s lac bedrms. ana bath ON md
floor: gsrHEe porch also outdoor nTeplnce
A. l.. JOHNSON REALTY co.
34u2 Coun ave. OR. 400 IN y III.
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SAMUEL E. BOGLEY

WESTMORELAND HILLS
Open daily 20 3 new koTzendorfer built
homes 4 bedrooms. We'll worth inspect
ing. To reach. out Mass. ave. to Wesl
moreland Circle, continue out Mass. 10
DuFsll DIR. Il street beyond circle. left TO
Elliot I'd, right TO Farrtnkton rd. and our
open sign
H. J. KorZendorfer Co., Inc.
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WOODMOOR MD

Priced under SlT. 1000. Low down pay
meut wnl handle g-stoiy brick center
entr.. liy rm with fireplace. din I'm
mod kit and hue lKe. porch nice size
Dedrms and full bath; iull bsmt with
side enu OIL &C. heat. Can MI
Evening star., 1948-09-29
STOP THIS is TT

Saa5O owner must sell this 2-Siory
white Colonial home. larRe rms. Full
bsmt; i.-scre lot, Loc, only , blocks
from school; 10 Minis to d. c. Can Re
had for small Gown payment. A sacri-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11
4-H, FLA Memb rs
TO Exhibit
Stock At Show

Montgomery County All and
FLA Club members are planning
to exhibit their fat swine, beef
and sheep at the Eastern National
Livestock Show, Timonium Fair
Grounds. next week. The 80 club
members will exhibit 33 fat steers,
81 fat hogs and A fat lambs.
The lambs will be judged on
Monday, November Is, at . A. M.
Steer Judging, FLA and All class
es begin sharply A. M, Novem-
Der 10th. The hogs will be judged
at 2 in the afternoon. All fat ami
mails will be sold on Wednesday,
November 18th, starting at y
o'clock with the fat hogs followed
by the lambs. Fat cattle will be
sold at 1 P. M.
Those members exhibiting fat
steers are: William Anderson,
Patricia Bailey, Gaithersburg;
Jimmie Barnsley, Rockville; Jack
Bowman and JACK Burdette, Ger
mantown; Douglas Carlin, Boyds;
Alfred Freysz, Jr. and Charles
Hawkins, RID No. 1, Gathers
burg; Donald, Shirley and Tommy
Hobbs, Brinklow; Jane and Joe
Hubble. Clarksburg; Hazel Lech-
lider, RID No. 2, Gaithersburg;
Charles and Willard Lethbridge,
Ashton; Kent Mayne, RID No. A,
Rockville; Harold Mullinix, Jr..,
RID No. 5. Mt. Airy; Joseph
Psstros, Brinklow; Robert Smith,
Jr.. RID No. 8, Rockville; Harold
and Robert Tregoning, German
town; Jack Rutter, Poolesville.
Those exhibiting fat hogs are:
Edwin Fisher, Rockville; Herbert
King, Gaithersburg; Julian p.
King, Jr., Germantown; John Lin
thicum, Boyds; Tom Dorset, Sell
man; Frank Thompson, Pooles-
vile; Alfred Freysz, Jr. and
Charles Hawkins, and Harold Null
IT..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11
Plans Being
Perfected For
Church In A Day

With many materials already on
hand, plans are being perfected for
the construction, within a given
day, of the new Mt. Zion Baptist
church in Bethesda. All that is
needed to issue the call for the vol
unteers to rally at sunrise, accord
ing to the pastor, the Rev. DR..
Claude A. Brubaker, is a long
range-weather-prediction of favor
able weather and the arrival of
necessary steel.
Located at the busy intersection
of Old Georgetown Road and Gros-
venor Lane, just above a busy
highway, leading from Bethesda
to Rockville, the old church is at
tracing the attention of the scores
of persons who pass by it daily.
The accumulation of building
materials, the extensive prelimi-
nary operations, such as excavat-
ing, the presence of a bulldozer
near the quiet country church
cemetery indicate eloquently that
the community has joined hands
with the congregation.
Particularly gratifying and
significant has been the whole
hearted response of the general
public said DR.. Brubaker. "The
use of bulldozer has been donat-
ed as we'll as various building mat
erials. Firms that did not donate
the materials outright are provid-
ing them at cost"
The ladies of the church are pre-
pairing an old-fashioned home
cooke dinner for the men, women,
boys and girls who respond to the
call to build the church beginning
at sunrise on the day indicated by
DR.. Brubaker. Whether or not,
floodlights will be installed to
permit night operations will de-
pend upon the weather and num-
Der of volunteers who respond.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11

There were over 1900 entries in
the annual Sherwood Community
Fair, held in the gymnasium of
the school November and 5. The
fair was sponsored by Sydney T.
Lawler, agriculture and science
teaches, and Mrs. Ella Lopez,
home arts teacher, wiNh the aid of
the FLA and All boys and the
Home Arts girls.
The success of the fair was due
largely to the interest shown by
the people in the community with
their generous donations and their
willingness to aid the committees
in any way they could. The total
contributions from different clubs
and individuals was $163.21. Total
premiums paid out amounted to
$301.6O.
Special recognition should go to
Mrs. Rowland Stabler and Mrs.
Sydney Lawler for their efforts
in helping the Fair secretary, jan
ice Potter, tabulate the final re-
ports and records for the event.
In the many divisions, the fol-
lowing were Grand Champion win
ners: Mrs. M. Cashell, canned
fruits; Lester Milstead, canned
vegetables; Mrs. James Rabbit,
jelly; Mrs. B. Frederick, jam;
Lester Milstead, preserves; Mrs.
M. Cashell, relishes; Mrs. Charles
Hawkins, cookies; Shirley GLAND,
bread; Mrs. R. Zimmerman, cake;
Mrs. L. Lee, candy; Mrs. R. Zim-
norman, clothing; Mrs. c. w. Will
liams, knitting; Mrs. Rowland
Stabler, cut work; Mrs. Rowland
Stablef, crocheting; Mrs. w.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11

Evans, quilt; Martha Benson, bed
spread; Peter Gray, home furnish
ing; Mrs. Lotion Wesley, flowers;
Bernard Conger, hobby; Pauline
GLAND, art; S. T. Lawler, vege-
tables; Eddie Johnson, fruits;
Drew Stabler, single ear of corn;
Drew Stabler, 10 ear sample corn;
David Johnson, wheat; William
GLAND, barley; William GLAND,
bundle of hay; Harry Kirk, eggs {;
Alfred Johnson, bantams; Harry
Kirk, best trio of poultry; Harry
Kirk, best pullet; Robert Stabler,
best cock; Alfred Johnson, turkey
hen; Gordon Keys, buck rabbit;
Robert Stabler, doe rabbit; Johnny
Patton, sow; Drew Stabler, boar;
Bruce Berlage, dairy cattle; Janice
Palmer, bull; Jimmy Barnsley,
beef cattle.
There were also special prizes
awarded to the following persons:
Delmas Wood won $500 for the
boy having the most entries. Mrs.
Rowland Stabler won an electric
clock for the woman having the
most points. Johanna Grieb won
$3.50 for girl with most blue rib
bons. Martha Benson had the most
outstanding exhibit in the womens
division, her crocheted bedspread
which won an electric veheater.
Harry Kirk won $500 for the boy
outside Sherwood having the most
points. In Sherwood FLA the fol-
lowing boys for having most
points respectively: Delmas Wood,
$500, Robert Stabler, $500 and
Eddie Johnson $1.00. Mrs. Clark
Slade had the most outstanding
hobby exhibit in the adult class,
collection of Oriental and foreign
dolls. Gloria Harding's scrap book
collection of historical events and
pictures won her outstanding
prize for the girls. Eddie Johnson
won in the boys division with his
miniature hog house " >ich he
made.
Donald II ibis won the $500
showr-N-'-' prize given by Mil
1.,,' Tethh~id~-. Bruce Berlage
-,ecivod the $500 showmanship
re which v-n7 given by Janice
Palmc~ Covell Lawler won the
$50 n-iee given for the best
inpi0r clothino diSnlaV.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11
CoIhard Porter

The marriage of Miss noberta
Edwina Porter to Capt. Fred Thur
man Colhard in San Antonio,
Texas on October IL, has been
announced by the brides brother
in-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs.
Fount Richardson. The bride is
the daughter of the late R. E.
Porter and Mrs. Elizabeth Haney
Porter, and is the granddaughter
of the late S. B. and Emma j.
Haney Of Rockville.
The ceremony took place at the
post chapel in San Antonio and
was followed by reception at the
officers club.
Captain and Mrs. Colhard went
to Old Mexico for a wedding trip
after which they will be at home
in San Antonio.
Mrs. Colhard attended the Uni
versity of Arkansas. She served
three years overseas with the
Continental Base Section in Bad
Nau Helm, Germany, as command
hostess in the Army. Captain Col
hard served overseas during the
war. He attended North Carolina
State College.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Merhle B.. War
field of Etchison announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Lavinia L., to Truman l.. Kelley,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie N.
Kelley of Long Corner, Md.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11
From where ]. sit ~ Joe Marsh

Dunking dpughnuts is Sober
Hopkins favorite morning pastime
...and for long time Ma Hopkins
has been trying to break him of the
habit. Feels it sets bad example
for the children.
So one morning she puts heavy
frosting of chocolate on the dough-
nuts. figuring that viii stop him.
Sober thinks it over for a while and
then: Dunk Taste? Smile!l And
Sober compliments the missus on
the lovely mocha flavor!
/ guess there'll always be two
schools of thought: to dunk or not
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11

Every nation has it's wise men
but they haven't said anything
about how an election will turn
out.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-11-11
TO Dunk or
Not To Dunk?

to dunk. But from where I sit, it's
a matter of personal choice and
taste-like some folks prefer beer
to cider, ale to beer. And the less
we criticize those differences of
taste, the better.
In fact. Ma Hopkins got so curl
Gus about the flavor of chocolate
covered doughnuts dunked in coffee,
that she tried it herself. Now
you've guessed fishes a daily
bunker, too!
9's M~4e
Evening star., 1948-08-04
Marriage License
Appiicutions

Under D. c. loUS, couples must
apply for a. marriage license on
one day, tDdit three full days and
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Arthur Ransom, 10. 1909 sth St; NV.
and Katie Rogers, II, 1918 Columbia
rd. NV.
fs ss s7tS ylss es., sas
Riehsrd 1axs Fswdeley, 10. 47o1 Conn: ave
NV. and Anne Leeke, 49, Silver Spring
Charles Moore. 2e, 1929 coreoran st;
NV, and Betty Jones. %. 731 Howard
Jordan e. Nstspsl AERerty va and
Donald Peacher. 10, and Dorothy Arm
Edgar Fowier, 90, "a r st. NV. and Ida
Riehsrd Neslins; q AIS It, South ,.I. Daksts ss
James sssS ronss. Snssft as. T. 12sl Queen ne and
Dorothy Malseed. %, 172l Trinidad
Theodore conway; es. and Trsute Teich-
Neal "a 81 s4ss ss,a st. ontario ns and nd
James cavanaugh, 81, West Potomac
Park, and Nina Wynn. 20. 1912 22d
Bob B. Butter, i %. Patuxent River. Md. and
Audre Nelson, %, 800 Mount Vernon
David stroman. ss. 5bse Jay st st. ne: and
Valencia Lowles, 81. .4617. Clay st, e.
Peter Harding, 21. and Doris seideL 49,
webster gUSa y Reyels. SO, Fort Belvoir. Va.
John Williams. s5, I'll Elm St. NV.
Bruce Gillingham, 21, Naval Receiving
Station, Anacostia, and Margaret Tate,
AIT 11th st. NV: ,
Louise Knipple, 2l, SOL 51st st. Sc.
Walter Lewis ~. 24os st. NV. and
Elizabeth Wilson, so. s16 New Hamp-
George Hendrix. 20. 11b T st. NV. and
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Edna Marshall. "A. 1919 Steven I'd

Edna Marshall "A. 1919 Steven I'd
Walter schuiler, -. and Ellen Harrison
James Jones. IS, 1912 Gales st. NV. and
Lucy Gibson. 80; e35 st: s;w. -
Dorothy Kitchen, %. Westmoreland
Charles Aimarode, 81, and. Catherine
Devonshire. 81, both of 229 st. NV.
John Simmons, rs, 490O Chesapeake st.
nv, and Mary-Frances Edward. 20,
1920 @ st. NV.
Harvey. sperry. il; IS. and Gloria Lamar,
10. both Of Richmond.
John Mcintosh. 27, 1919 9Th st. NV, and
Dorothy Houf. 81, 1929 Woodley I'd.
Louie Heavier, 90. and Thelma r. Hottie,
SO, both of Alexandria, Va
Robert Smith, 1s. Ft. Meyer.. va, and
Charles Wood. jr. go. 1413 Chaplin St. n ".
and Winifred Gilmore, 22, Arlington, Va.
Richard Curtin, jr 10. 3109 Woodley I'd,
NV. and Thereses Casey, II, 622 EN-
Ralph f'A Huschke. US Ike %, Mclean, Va. and
Virginia Kincaid, 81, 4607 Conn. ave.
Peter Craig. 80, $500 conn. ave. NV, and
=. Meldie Allen, 20, 1912 18Th St; NV:
Stanley Shelton, Jr, q. and Edith Lave,
Is: both Of 1927 Florida ave: NV:
Evening star., 1948-08-04

ended yesterday with formation of
committee to consider the need
for calling other local, regional and
State conferences to continue dis
cuSsions.
The committee also will consider
the advisability of forming an
overall council of all institutions
and agencies conducting adult edu-
cation programs in the State.
Evening star., 1948-08-04

Finley, had asked . 20.88 per cent
increase. Examiner william F.
Mansfield recommended CTS per
cent after the public hearing.
The new rents will range from
$3.50 per mopth for one room and
a bath to $8050 for three rooms and
a bath. Rents formerly were $35
to SIS.
Evening star., 1948-08-04
9.75% Rent Increase
Grunted Apartments

The District Rent Control Ad-
ministration has authorized a rent
increase of CTS per cent for lib
units of the New Amsterdam
Apartment House, 2701 Fourteenth
street NV.
The owner, Mrs. Gertrude w.
Evening star., 1948-08-04

THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY 4
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-05
PLANES EARLIER

Art Nelson. agent for Alaska Coastal and Ellis Air Lines, an- nouneed this week that, effective Nov. 1 to December l. planes of those companies will arrive in Wrangell thirty minutes earlier.
 They arrive here northbound at 11:15 a. m. and 2:15 p. m. and southbound, at noon and S:15 p. n. This is in order to permit flights to be completed during the short winter days.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-05

generous gift of s116.oO. This will be used toward defraying the in debtedness now existing on our. yours and mine. hospital The board also appreciates your public ex- pressiOn of concern about the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-05
ODOM co.
REPRESENTATIVES, IN ALASKA OF:
 DOOM PRODUCE


 DOOM PRODUCE Complete line of fresh frozen foods Avoset Sterilzed Milk Pctsweet < BOdle Fro Fruits and Vegetables Hormel Products Alpine Milk Products COLUMBIA PAChING CU. Fresh Meats Special Alaska
 GOLDEN STATE COMPANY Powdered Ice Cream Mix Whole Milk Pow
 dered Skim Milk
 LANGENDOfLF UNITED BAKERS Cookies Package and Bulk Cakes STANDARD BRANDS, INC = Chase @ Sanborn Coffee Tendeeaf Tea Royal and SheffOrd
  BROWN & HALEY - Bar and Box Candies Almond
 Christmas Candies FISHER NUT co. - Nuts in Cellophane Glass Peanut
 Butter BELLEVUE CREAMERY & PRODUCE co. 0cOma Brand Frozen Poultry 0coma Brand Butter Eggs Fresh Frozen and Dried Shedd's Mayonnaise Salad Dressing WYAND0TTE CHEMICALS CORP. = Soaps sodas and
 Disnfectants DOOM COMPANY -. Liquors & Wines Rainier and
 Seks Beer Hams Beer
 E. G. HANF0RD wrangen Agent
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-11-05

financial condition of the hospital and a suggested plan for it's rem edy.
 Sincerely yours,
 Hugh F. Hall
 Treasurer