davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-04-25
CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.

HoLSTEINs, - heifers. high butter fat
strain; also work horses. Phone Fairfax
MORGAN STALLION: black; t. s years Is old, ID
riding horse, also white spotted pony, 500.
Ga @S56 May be bile seen eas at Of 1fs Lansey yam
Stallion > years old. Cali sH. $3.50.
HORSES BoARDEDacFtines, stalls, pasture,
RIDING MARE AND GELpING. Beech
Tree Farm. Annandale rd; FA O26l
HORSE, bride and saddle, cheap. GE.
MINIATURE STUD PONY, black and white.
> years old $3.50; also fresh heiter and
RIDING HoRSE 4oyear-oid gelding. "A
hands; sell or trade for pony. HI. 5613
PIGS, weeks old, sI@ each l Chester
s55. ~ W; DyW;AL..TFER scHAF7iER, 30 Bowie, Nd
BUGGIES AND HARNESS. suitable for
pony or horse also Western SADDLE anq
5S77. 1914 Fairlawn ave. Sc.
KoME@o66 KeSiE 6SSF FARM s'5s Can 0'o Brandyxine m
HORSES 90. one riding, one work. work ,ISsa both
ford psgs and 3 kids BoTte 34s: =? x
s,aIdson Of 'nternation3I &c Ghampionn nsn Ere Ey
VANDERBILT, RE 1901, Ext 607. -25
roLASD for cHIsA tns Em hqAk Ss re- E. esdy Sd f.!
l;lEAGG; oLD ,horoushbred chestnut geld
WH,rEeTAcE 1Ri PA HEREFORD STEERS. 8;
head native yearlines; also 10 Angus
heifers; any number; reasonably priced
one 6 TEAM of good work horses, one
pair of mules, one Western buckskin mare
one western gray horse. two SEATED
borses Hop 4IETeS FARMs E Fsher fsse fd a
Temple Hills, Md MI. Hicks Spruce
SADDLES C2>, brides martingales, and
days and before 10 a m, CHI. 4553, -
HORSES BoARDLDE-Few more box stalls s1aI,
STABLES. on Military hwy near Suit:
land, Md; II miles of bride trails HI
HORSES FOE sALE-one small horse
gentle for children. will ride or drive
one young nanny goat. horses boarded
9,FaT Tor ss!s 6yt9 By tie baiG EpGE"A5EF
At At sTUD-Pure-bred welsh stallion. out.
turn j season ALLoWAY FARM sH
FRFSH HE1FrEs 9, and palomlno pony
,.EF nERrFoRD yes7S sTE2R Ga 4H HSroS pToject
lso, E. "ePfI phone =" Peee PPeoeoleesyine sD ~,
MILES, pair larSe' yoNtlE. HdtCLicu, 7t"f
also pair medium sized, $50: fresh Hol-
stem helfer, also > heiiers Jersey Guern
Sey freshen in a few days. 5000 each
MCD all-steel manure Spreader, $3.50
New Idea side delivery rake. $3.50 MCD
corn planter. $50, suky corn worker,
$50 MCD 5-ft mower, $40: limt
spreader, 500: power feed grinder, $40
DONALD NASH FARM Brookville Nd
phone Washington, NO. 0660
H0GS-Registered Hereford, Hampshire
Essex l. c. Poland China: boars, sows
pigs. EVERHART FARMS, kearneys
HLAIsS;DsoMF" DARK BAY GELDING, /:
hands sent!,, but spirited:[ excellent iol
old gelding and | yearling. both about
,I3 hands: gentle. unbroken outstanding
values at 5000 each. SH. 69o9.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K st NV, NE
00S0 Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
FOR SALE - pullets. to g mos. old
brooder feeders elec. waterers. Call Ash
ton 3S2l %
BABY CHICKS. brooders. poultry feeds
remedies and equipment. F. W. BOLGl'
ANO & Co INC. All n. Y ave. ne
CoWAN CHICKS-Md., q S. ap. PuI.
lorum clean Hatch evey Tues. We breed
tor more profit. COWAN FARMS, Bowie
HINES CHICKs-Pullorum passed. Nd
closed on Sunday. HINES HATCHERY
0iney. Md. Ashton 202l.
GRASSY KNOLL CHICKS, pullorum passed
and Va. U s app; New Hampsfires
barred crosses; matches Tues. Fri GRASSY
KNOLL HATCHERY. r. 3. Alex. Va" Alex
O3O0,
Evening star., 1948-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERS-Small bulldozers tor back
fIljng and light grading. TR. 7799 rs
BUiIDOZERS, carry-ails. graders for hire
reasonabl with expert operators for grad
ing, excavatIng and clearing. Mr.. CuSiCk'
FXCAVATING ROAD and clearing ma
chimes, by hour or month; bulldozers
carry y-al dirt mover, road grader ano
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING ANL
FURNITURE CO., 6c2 st. NV Nationa
PTBIIC ADDRESS RECORDERS SOUND
TRUCK for May day, etc; low rates.
SOUND EQUIPMENT CO. co. 4445. Open
Evening star., 1948-04-25
polJlrRy AND EGGS tcont.) .

WHITE ROCK PULLETs, 40. mos. old.
FIRRsToGRADE, blood tested Rocks, Reds.
crosses, Wyandottes; Your selection; S1 20
orr selection, 81 90, cod CRESTMONT
HATCHERY. Box T, Blackwood, n: J:
SALE-DARK CORNISH COCKERELS for
eggs Phone Vienna (Val 13l-W-4.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
BOATS.

CUPBOARD MOTOR, twin water Witch
SIS hp; overhauled with new part $50.
aIGGfSs sI Shss BOATS tnew-usedl;. Cruisers,
speedsters outboards: used 26-ft. sport
6sherman. S39T5; l7-ft. speedster, 81
$50: loft. speedster, $500. BARRIERS
NEW KAPok LIFE PREsERvERs. Jacket
type: 50 each TW. 170l. 20
a9l-ft Owens sedan, unusually fine con-
dition: new marine ensine; So $500 oGos;bu,,..
,erfect cedar hull. new cabin: 6-Tl Gray
with REDUCTION gear beautiful perform
AFT. bay boat. shelter cabin, Wheel
house canopy; new Chrysler Crown
4s-ft. cruiser with new Packard ma;
rine ensine big, comfortseie 29st' Pea ioea'
for the bay: very cheap at S4,40u:
aft Deadrise Gray heavy-duty en-
sine: sood hull; 81 SO. r.rs,,v from a
Many other listings ranslns !rouI
soft Hooper Island at $500 to a twin.
Screw 46ft.. Wheeler st S22' e1Wr on9; LsI Lsor "
YARD, Shady Side. Md. ..
Evening star., 1948-04-25
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
EARN and GARDEN.

ANDIRONs, FIRE tools screens and all Are
CROMWELL 7IO 10Th ST. NV NE. l34
Evening star., 1948-04-25

LOVELY AFRICAN vIOLETs, guaranteed
disease and pest free. grown IN our own
gTeenhogSes eyer 20 yarieties; sturdy ni5 5F
Pink Beauty free with each order of 4
violets: Afra soil, scientifically treated, 5
lbs, 35c ask for price list on violetS IS and \,
and vic. once a week on So orders and up:
visitors welcome BEHNKE NURSERIES,
right on the Wash. BALTIC. blvd at Belts
Vile, Md, Tower 1884. open Sundays
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26

Mrs. Harry Lindenburg, and daugh-
ter, Shirley Anne, at Essington, Pa.
last Sunday.
Cadet George Bramhall, who at
tends Valley Forge Military Aca-
denny, is home for the spring vaca-
ton. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard w. Bramhall.
Mr.. Harry Hudson spent Thurs
day with his daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Owens, in Greenwood.
Rev. and Mrs. Otis jefferson, Mrs.
Randall Larrimore and son, of Sea
ford and Mrs. Horace Bennett, of
Lincoln, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Raymond Faucet, Monday.
Miss Norma Jean Steigelman
gave a farewell party in honor of
Miss Jane E. Settle last Friday
night. Miss Steele left on Sunday
to make her home in Arizona.
The Misses Lois and Vera Stei-
gelman and Richard Steigelman
spent the weekend in York, Pa.
The March issue of the Delaware
School Journal contains an article
written by Albert Farley.
Members of the w. S. c. S. of
Wesley and Grace Methodist
Churches attended the annual
spring conference of the w, S. c. S.
of the Dover District, held in St.
Johns Methodist Church, Seaford.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26

Harbeson, entertained Mrs. Eunice
StOckley and Mrs. Annie Black
stone, of Georgetown and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Prettyman of Harbe-
son, to dinner last Sunday.
Master Roland Russell, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Russell, is
suffering from a double fracture of
an arm. The injury was sustained
while playing at school on Monday.
Mrs. Leroy Dennis spent Thurs
day and Friday in Philadelphia
last week. Her son, Cadet Leroy
Dennis of Valley Forge Military
Academy, returned home with her
for his spring vacation.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Maher of
Great Neck, Long Island, are being
congratulated on the birth of a son,
born March 4th. Mrs. Maher is the
former Miss Gertrude Ennis of this
town.
Mrs. Joseph Jones, of Atlanta,
Ga, has been the guest of Mrs.
John A. Jones for the past two
weeks.
Marvel Wilson of Swarthmore.
Pa, visited his brother, Houston
Wilson, last Tuesday.
Jimmy Short, Matthew McDer-
mott, David Jenkins and Thomas
Robinson, students of st. Andrews
School, MiddletOWn, arrived yester-
day for their spring vacation.
Mrs. NAPLES Hughes of here, and
Miss Mary White, of MillsbOrO,
sailed on Thursday from New York
for a cruise on the S. S. Veendam,
to Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NOOnan, of
Fairlawn, N. j., were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling
Simonds.
Mrs. G. Jackson Lewis of Newark.
has been spending this week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Swain. Mr. Lewis, who accOmpan-
led her down last weekend, re-
turned to Newark on Sunday to re-
sumo his studies at the u. of d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney M. Wilgus.
Jr., and children, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Condor, Jr, and Mrs. Will
liam Wyatt were guests of Mr.. and
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Horace S., Okie is a patient
/ in the Hahnemann Hospital, in
Philadelphia, recuperating from
an operation performed last week.
Mrs. Howard Stewart and Mrs.
John Egan spent the week with
Mrs. Egan's sOn-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. VI liter ViohI and
family in Wilmington.
Miss Laura S. Richards entered
Jefferson Hospital last Saturday
for treatment and observation.
Miss Richards has been i'll at her
home on the Circle the past sever
al weeks.
Mrs. S. H. Burns is a patient in
Milford Memorial Hospital, where
she underwent an operation on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dickerson
and daughter, Elaine, spent the
weekend with Mr.. Dickerson's
brether-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland d. Walls, in Salisbury.
Md.
Mrs. George E. Brown visited her
mother, Mrs. Chester Miles, in Po-
comoke City, over last weekend.
Mf. and Mrs. Lester Baker Of
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
IN MEMoRlAM

In memory of Private William H.
Scott, who was killed in action i'm
Germany on March 80, 1915:
The evening star shines on the grave
Do not ask us if we miss him
There's such a vacant place.
OIt-tlmes we think we hear his foot
steps
Or see his smiling face.
FOR memory keeps him near us,
AS our tears in silence flow
Wen never forget our loved one
VINO left us three years ago.
Sadly missed by Mother, Dad and
Family. 1f1
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
Chinese Census

NANKING - (P) - China will
try to take its first real census in
history in 1850. Previous attempts
at census-taking have been little
more than estimates. The latest
such estimate puts the population
at 462,798,00O.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-26
IN MEMoRlAM

In sad and loving memory OF
Schuyler G. Kirby. who departed this
life March %, 1916:
A token of love and remembrance.
Ot a loved one I'll never forget;
his memory to be is a treasure,
His loss a life time regret.
Sadly missed by his niece, Reba /.
Mackin. 1tn
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-09
1ux Collections Up 3 Million In '48

JUNEAU-Taxes collected by Uncle Sam in the Territory of AL aska jumped by more than S3.OOO.- 900 in fiscal 1948 over the previous year. according to figures released to the Alaska Development Board by the Collector of Internal Re venue for the Washington and AL aska district at Tacoma.
 In the year ending June 30, l948, total internal revenue collections in Alaska were Sl8,885, ,O47.52. These compare with total of Sl5,- 827 ,37O.49 in 1947
 Income tax totals reported for the Territory of Alaska include only those paid by corporations and individuals within Alaska. They do not include the very, sub stantial payments by outside cor porations or individuals who con- duct all or part of their activities in the Territory. Most o1 AlaSka salmon canneries, for instance, would fall in this category and thus would not be included in the figures given.
 The large increase in Alaska collections came despite tax rate reductions during the year and are evidence of increasing activ- ity and prosperity in the Territory, the Alaska Development Board believes. Increases were noted in all classes of collections including corporation, individual, withhold ing and other The largest in crease, however, was in the with holding tax which went up by al- most $2,OOO,OOO over the previous fiscal year.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-09
AIRLINES SET NEW RECORDS

JUNEAU-Alaska's busy airlines carried as much freight in the year ending June 30, 1948 as in the pre- vious four years combined, it is re- vealed in a summary of aircraft operations compiled by the Alaska AeronauticS and Communication Commission here.
 Freight carried in aircraft opera tions within Alaska last fiscal year totaled 18,758,495 pounds. This ex- ceeds by several million pounds the total carried in all the years from 1927 through 1889. It also beats the record for the entire war time period, 194l to 1945 inclusive.
 Passenger miles flown by Alas ka aircraft also set new record last year, totaling 59,77o,S69 as is compared with 38,333,117 in the previous year.
 Large as are the totals for last year, they do not include statls- tics from a few certificated car ries who are late in getting in their reports to the Commission. Neith- CT do they include figures from the operation of the approximately 75 non-certificated small airlines re- norted or believed to have Oper ated within the Territory during the fiscal var.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-09
Power Investigations May Be Extended

Extension of the hydroelectrlc power investigations of the Bureau of Reclamation into the interior and northern section of Alaska has been requested by the Alaska Developmnt Board.
 The Bureau began it's work in the Territory only this year and has been concentrating it's efforts in Southeast Alaska and Anchor age area. While endorsing this work, the Development Board has asked that the program include. in addition, investigations in the other sections of Alaska.
 The Board has suggested to the Interior Department that there exist throughout the Territory, and notably in the interior and in DOT lions of the Second Division, water powers believed worthy of exam inatiOn.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-09

tered Red Cross service in Decem- Der, 1922, and went to Gran as a club director few months later. Subsequently he became regional club director with the 18th Air Force and later assistant director of all Red Cross clubs in the Medi- terranean theater His last assign ment in that area was director of ARC activities in the international settlement of Trieste.
 A resident of Glens Falls, NY, Ross is a graduate of Springfield
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-09
AIoskun Theufer Has New RC Director

tians. In addition to itinerant cov- craze, Red Cross has resident field directors and assistants in four military camps and three hospitals. Ross headquarters will be in An chorage. Some 215O Red Cross workers still are serving with US. troops at home and abroad.
 For nearly six years Ross has been on Red Cross duty, in North Africa, Italy and in Trieste. He en-
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-09

WASHINGTON, DC. - Howard R. Ross, for six years recreation direcor at the New York State Training School, Warwick, NY, has been appointed director of American Red Cross services to the armed forces in the Alaskan theater of operations.
 He will direct a staff of 21 men and women serving troops sta- toned in Alaska and on the Aleu-
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-09

and Ithaca Colleges, and also studied at Columbia, Colgate and the New York School of Social Work. For several years he was in YMCA work in Auburn and Ithaca before joining the staff of the New York State Training School.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-09

Several cats of proved efficiency as rat and mice catchers are kept on the payroll of British Railways with salaries, expended for food, of one shilling a week per cat.
Seward seaport record., 1948-10-09

Schoolboy exam paper: ITO pre- serve the beautiful vistas in the park we must not pick them"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-12-24
Miami Religious
Schools To Show
Palestine Films

Harry Sirkin, chairman of the
daily religious school, and David
X. Isen, chairman of the Sunday
school, Miami Beach Jewish Cen
ter, announce that a full length
movie on Palestine will be pre-
Sented at the school building,
l4l5 Euclid Ave-, every other
Tuesday at 7;:3O p. m. The public
is invited.
The Center recently PLAYED
host to the nursery school of
the Beach Y when Is children
accompanied by their teachers
made a study of the synagogue
and its ceremonial objects.
Fred Berkowitz, director Of ed
ucation and youth activities.
served as guide and explained to
the children the meaning of the
Eternal Light, the Scrolls and
other traditional objects.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-12-24
Reinstine Reelected
To National
IDA Board

Harry w. Reinstine of Jack
sonville, has been reelected
to the Executive Committee
of the National Council of the
Joint Defense Appeal (JDA),
it was announced by Oliver M.
Kaufman of Pittsburgh, Exc
cutive Committee chairman.
The IDA, currently seeking
a national goal of $6,826,115, is
the Embarrassing arm of the
American Jewish Committee
and the Anti-Defamation Lea
que of B'nai Birth, two ma
tional agencies devoted to
combating bigotry, and promo
ting inter-group harmony.
Paying tribute to Mr.. Rein
stine's leadership in Jewish
communal affairs, Mr.. Kauf-
man declared: "Mr. Rein
stine's prestige and standing,
not only in his own commun-
ity, but throughout the state,
eminently equip him for lead
ership in the twin tasks of in
terpreting the vital work of
the IDA agencies to local Jew
ry, and securing the funds
with which to carry on our
. cause of extending human
rights. We are proud to have
a leader of Mr.. Reinstine's
calibre associated with us in
this great cause"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-12-24
Food For IsroeI Drive
To Begin In Miomi
December 26

Ben Zion Ginsburg, chairman
If the Food for Israel Drive of
the Miami Beach Zionist District,
informed his committee that the
drive will start on Sunday, De-
cember 26, the beginning of
Chanuka.
"An all out campaign for a
Chanuka gift to our brethren in
Israel will be conducted during
the week of Chanuka," stated
Ginsburg.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-12-24
Y p L Donce
December 10Th

The Young Peoples League
OF the Jacksonville Jewish
Center is sponsoring a Mid
Winter dance Sunday, Deem
Der 10Th, at 9 P. M. in honor
OF College Students and Alum
nj Reunion. Music will be
furnished by NEVIS Coody
and his orchestra. DR.. Harold
Levin is the dance committee
chairman. Admission charge
Sl.2O stag or drag. Tickets
may be obtained from any
member of Y. P. L. or at the
door. Everyone is invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
So 500 DOWN

North Capitol st, near Catholic University
go row brick. overlooking reservoir; six
rooms, two porches, full basement with
occupancy; priced to sell at slI $50. Cali
MI; Gavin. with H, G. SMITHY CO.. ST.
1900. Residence. MI. 5004. -16
CoLORED-KENILWORTH :, Large Diet.
De sm a42 ffsf oE REALTY NJ
AND INVESTMENT CO, 1713 No. Capitol
coLoRED1oNLy $1,000 DOWN and you
can own this 6-rm.. 2-story row brick;
on g Os Sarb hwh NICE back excellent xatd s2gs
REALTY CO. AID. o531; ewes, FA. 025s.
CoLoRED-vAcANT; only $3.50 down;
REALLY CO, AD o5si; eves,, IA, GS5e.
coLoRED-15o1 W. VIRGINIA AVE. Ne;
corner house--6 rms. and bath; inclosed
porches. oil heat. cedar closets, built in
A e BRo ssf' 1sS9 sSad 'SRdsen ST. Il
|CoLoRED-s45o DowN-vacant; move
5as ns row S5:t hHnf H5R
REALTY CO. AD o531; ewes. FA. o259.
coLoRED-oFF SHERIFF RD., chapel
oaks-Beautiful masonry BUNGALOW, det.
with spacious terraced lot; . bedrms.. lge
Nv: rm kit; and bath; full bsmt. with oil
ns neat ,Sas SSaaesrifice' $1,000 with $1,000 down.
COL down buys this
heat good location. FORD Dssesaeas E. MoRaAass sss
COLORED = NEAR TECH HIGH, Ne
Exceptionally clean row brick in this de-
sirable area; nice-sized rms. 2 baths.
81 1850. PECK g. CO., exclusive agent.
-BROOKLAND-1O11 Douglas
st. ne; beautiful bungalow; vacant. Open
firepl. garage, oil heat. MI 0044. -15
COL0RED-9OO BLK. eth ST. N.E.-Six-
rm. brick, 2 baths, porehes, basement:
transp,; equipped for families If desired;
poss. in . weeks. Call MR.. JACKSON,
AT. 0530, MI. OS54. --16
Evening star., 1948-12-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northeo.t-

RIVER TERRACE. N.E.-ExceptionaIly nice
row. row oricS rick IN preferred location, 5 spa
cnndtIo c1ouS rooms tiled bath. rec rm. oil heat
CO. co 33S3, PEcK Pc neT; TX must be sold. Call
RIVER TERRAcE0rwo apis, beautifully
saTnished sif neon.G Only $1,000 down; home and
NEAR H EAST y cAFTToL. is1S on 5tb-s rms.
sasb and bath; sho h.wh;; good condition; 1900
ss5 :, sTosrA Ais Real5SF kSFd 7S5 Sc
OUTSTANDING BUY&Ho with in.
families has 0e Complete nriet bni' pie batb, tSI tws
sitehens' hot-water gas heat and i buiit-in
peTtst pont o11 See MARsax11M N AtRssay M Ms5sq Pr
oPfs diIt la nA,,y s,; nv, ss5i,o 81: a54s. w.
saoinnn srEe haFs psTsroshsD eSz shsDhssd St
moo Moor liv rm;; dining rm. kit, bedrms. !. !.
naech ra1e path, sleeping porch. inclosed side
lated End floor fuii dry go bsmt Me,l vaa5t tront
S4sS = sWSAIsHE INC. 1iiS Eye 's st. 'ntsse' ns. Ma
ROW BRICK ON Z ST. near Union Sta.
now used as rooming house. WALLACE q
A6NEw' INC D1. $3.50; evens. VI. 1898
HOME AND NCoME-corner bunsa,ov
Peautiful new modern kitchen, Bryant gas,
macuate, apt in basement. RnisSeds RGIeeds stt1e im
rented rented and ! rm. on 1st fl. rented; total
income OF Sis per mo-: owner has own
comfortable s3t 5sapI quarters q llx nm din rm..
EESGSG5LEsToN, ESS5 ssIs T$e15 I4th St. NV. pG.
OPEN EVERY DAY till sold, 3953 Clay
pl. n.e.-Practically brand-new 6-room
prlcK, vacant, move in tomorrow: has 3
eeorooms. gas a.-c. heat, full basement,
fenced yard, GI financed; near Shopping
q ia nfA
0TnsT eMnsNpTg. pgs. sell quick: please hurry.
Mens aye ss FIR: 1857 TN 8. 10 ''
rms, : baths. beautiful rec. rm., mod
kit, Kit: exc; Sond hdwd. floors, lge front
$4,000; So, 900 down. CHAPMAN REALTY
!20 ST. N:E.-e rooms, corner brick,
ritb ast commercial; vacant. Make US an offer
!. ASHLEY. INC, MA. 3096; ewes, 81.
LOVELY BRENTWOOD VILLAGE pr.v.,
6iEm u .i,oS ro% briek, hardwood floors oak trim
fenced back yard. Only s1e.5o0, on easy
terms, ROYCE l. PARKS, 3217 18th st.
NE,
Evening star., 1948-12-15
SHANNON LUCHS co.
.ns Wy
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
BRENTWOOD. MD, 4OO5 Sheppard st-6
Iosn efar ~ isl at,s f4s, s. dWSEk
cHEvERIYMPrice cut IS ss, HN 900 By owner,
leaving city: spacious. all-brick six-room
house. with immense living room. fireplace.
MTrcHEIE M sH1s.Hs QUICK III % s. * s1 sGSaeo sSe. 81 81
CLINTON, MD.-Bungalow, with 2-aers
floor; 2 large attic rooms, basement; oil
eyh ls!Fs si5esHfa HxRr%Aa Rfsfe
EDMoNDsToN 6-rm -and bath house.
Needs some ONE repairs. Oil heat, lse. lot.
FS eT!Ss fSsosi TN sioa Tsrns sys. sG Ga SEQ VIM
HYATTsViLIE-Loveiy' Sls pfewar tfr. br. bunsa.;
: bedrms., full bsmt;, stairway to attic;
conv. to transp., etc. Terms. H. CARLYLE
eS 5e6S' ESes. eal WH sS oss5 % or l. IN. s a4Si. E4
HYArTsv1LLE H1LLs-Five bedrooms. aHs
sssos fS RHaf7 y 's;S shsa
HYATTsvMLE HILLs-owner transferred.
makes available this lovely 6-rm. bungs-
low plus an elaborately finished basement
that could be leased 3 brieht bedrms on IN
lot with mature paintings This is the
En- GRr $. DAv1s M CO. o. Va 5000 eh' Til
LANDovER HILLs-An immaculate home hme
tiled bath; auto heat and hot water:
and woodwork beautifully cared for:
closed-in porch; owner occupied Price.
S11. 800; Cali Mr, Franklin. WEAVER
BROS INC, D1. $500. Wash. Bldg; eyes"
ST NJ. NJ EsSSlS1ER1sDaecus pssyar custom;
ave-, blk. to bus, close, to all churches
and schools: early poss: II desired. WA,
45@9 45@9 VA sSse, PERHx ME Ss,n;eS BOSWELL INC
reier'' fully insulated; new cond.: 5000
s d0Tn youa and own m0ge In spS oHs snGy f.
1905 Jefferson st. Hyattsville. WA. $3.50.
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Directions: Out Bladensburg rd. ne. to
Peace Cross, ross bear right on A Rt 80 to third
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SACRIFICE-Owner leaving town. ] acre
oil heat, knotty zine paneling, now used
as 2 apts.: det. . car garage. No rea-
sonable offer refused. Ewes. call Mr..
ss,soo FULL PRICE for this 5-rm. bunsa.
on level lot Just over D. c. line; full bsmt.
S. DAVIS & CO.. WA. 5000 till 9 pm.
BRICK BUNGALOW. s11250: adjacent
n nj x
auto. heat; easy terms. ROBERT g.
DAVIS g. CO. WA; 1900 till pm: -15
galows, ready to move into, $10,650; $3.50
cash, balance in $4,000 GI 40 loan. pay
able S60.50, plus taxes; 5 rms. basement,
frigerator. ROBERT 8. DAVIS a. CO..
WA. 5000 till 8 pm. Id