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Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Art Ages PrOftably

PARIS - (P) - Towards the end
of his life, a South Sea Island
cemetery keeper turned down a
painting Paul Gauguin offered him
for two and half francs (then
about half e dollar).
Recently in this centennial year
of Gauguin's birth, one of his min
or early works brought 492,350
francs ($1,640) at the Hotel Drouot,
Paris auction center.
The sale was the first public auc-
ton in Paris of a Gauguin work
since 1912. A 13 by Is inch land
scape of a scene in Brittany it was
painted under the influence of Ca
mile Pissaro, whom critics now
rate below Gauguin Paris art ex-
perts says that in the unlikely
event that one of Gauguin's major
works went on sale, it would easily
| (S6,700 to $10,000). I'm the United
fetch two to three million francs
States some of Gauguins works
have brought two and three times
that amOunt.)
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
WHAT IT MEANS:
The Ban On Federal
Empl6ye Political
A ctivity
BY ROBERT E. GEIGER

WASHINGTON - This being
campaign year the government is
warning about 100000 federal and
other public employees not to play
with politics.
Signs posted in government
buildings in Washington and
throughout the nation are headed
by the word Warning" in big
black letters. Underneath this
word the sign says: Political ac-
tivity of federal employees prohibi-
ted by law" and Political activi-
ty of certain employees of a state or
local (city) agency prohibited" The
United States Civil Service Com
mission is distributing these warn
ings and telling officials to post
them conspicuously.
In a town like Washington,
where politics are the vitamins of
social life, this may sound like the
pot calling the kettle black. The
big shots can play politics but the
little people can't. But there are
good reasons for the mo politics
dulles. They are written into the
civil service regulations and are
contained in a federal law, the
Hatch Act. A proven violation is
punishable by dismissal from the
federal service.
One reason for the rules is to
prevent the building up of a great
political machine" among federal
employees and the hundreds OF
thousands of other persons employ
ed by state or local authorities or
projects sustained in whole or part
by federal money. The 2,000,00(
federal employees and their families
alone represent 100000 or more
votes. If each was for the same
candidate and persuaded only {
friend or two concerning his vote
the total number of votes involved
or Influenced" might be over 10,
100000. This would have been a bis
chunk of the 48 100000 votes cas-
in the 1914 Presidential election.
The law doesn't forbid employe'
to discuss elections and candidate
privately with their families ant
I, friends. But it does forbid outrigh
electioneering, like making |
speech.
, The danger of creating a formid
able federal machine was apparen
as long ago as 1901, when presi
Dental directive by Presiden
Thomas Jefferson forbade non
elected federal employees from en-
gaging in politics. The civil servic
rules have contained a mo poll
tics" clause since the commissio
was established in 1883. Briefly tn
rules are:
: 1. Civil service rules apply to a,
civil service employees in Washing
!. ton and other cities. The great ma
= jority of federal workers, outsid
the military, come under them.
= Most other government employe
: come under the Hatch Act. 8. Ne
= ther the law nor the civil serviC
: rules apply to the president, vic
= president, cabinet officers or othC
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Wanted: One Yank
To Blow A Horn
In Moscow

MOSCOW - (P) - The only
American jazz band in Russia has
diminished to a trio-and not a
very loud one at that Organized in
1914 by George F. Kennan, then
minister counselor at the United
States Embassy, the orchestra
consisted of nine loud and flashy
pieces. Kennan, now chief of Sec
retary Marshall's planning section,
and an old college guitar player,
manned the same instrument in the
Moscow outfit.
Kennan left Moscow shortly af-
ter the band was organized but his
place was taken by Navy Radio OPP
orator Harry Sedgley, of Trenton,
N. J. Then one by one the members
got transferred back home or to
other places in the world.
Alarmed over the situation Uni
ted States Ambassador Walter b.
Smith is seeking to do something
about it. 1--WE told them in Wash
ington that when they send us
someone new he'd better be able tc
play something" he says.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Navy News


few more than 100000 passengers
a total of almost 500,0O0,0OO pass
enger miles during 1947 with no
passenger fatalities.
%
The worlds long-distance fight
record Of 1920 miles set by the
u. S. Navy's P2V Neptune in 1916,
has not yet been challenged.
%
The Navy has developed a hui
man matapult to test human toler-
ance to accelerated takeoffs and
arrested landings in the newest,
super-speed aircraft.
20
Naval Air Reserve pilots flew
122, ,075 man hours in training op-
erations in one month of 1947.
%
The first commercially-produced
teievisi6n show broadcast from an
airplane in fight was put on by
the Nays Willow Grove, Penna.,
Naval Air Reserve in November,
1s47
%
A Navy Jet plane pilot recently
was interviewed twice on the same
half-hour radio program - from
points 100 miles apart.
%
The daughter of civilian en-
| ployee at the Naval Air Station,
Jacksonville, Fla, had a chronic
case of hiccoughs so she was taken
for a ride in a plane which zoom-
ed, rolled and snapped in an effort
to scare her out of them. The ride
didn't cure the girl, but it made her
father pretty sick.
%
Navy swimming and diving
teams will meet in Philadelphia
Penna., the week of August %, in
competition for All-Navy Cham
i pionship awards.
%
Navy top-bracket softball teams
will meet in New York City the
week OF September 5, in competi.
ton for the All-Navy Softbal
Championship.
The Bureau of Naval Personne
has directed commanding officer:
of Navy units on overseas stations
to encourage eligible personnel tC
take leave in foreign countrie:
whenever possible.
%
, Navy scientists have developed
} an all-electric camera $4,000 times
faster than any motion pictur'
camera commercially available.
%
Almost half of all Navy officer
: on active duty have risen from en-
!. listed service, Bureau of Naval Per
sonnel statistics show.
%
An "afterburner' which increase
t the power of jet engines for shOr
! periods of time has been develop
ed by the Nayyq for one of it's je
fighter planes.
Nearly one-quarter of millio
sfght-seers visited ships of tn
Navy on their recent good wi
{ cruise to ireland, Denmark an
Norway.
When u. S. Navy ships recent
L visited Dublin, ire, on a good wi
: tour, over 95, 100 sight-seers board
! ed them during public visitin
hours.
4 On a recent visit of U. S. Nav
!. ships to Copenhagen, Denmarl
! 103,223 curious Danes went aboa1
: them during public visiting hours
%
= Three former Waves, all now
! the u. S. Naval Reserve, have bee
1 made honorary admirals in Il
Nebraska Navy, according to a lie
!, ter from one of them received /
n Navy publication.
%
Z To avoid deterioration while
s. storage, many parts for Na7
> planes are now being bought al
> distributed sealed in "tin cans.
-8e-----
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09

Three former Waves, all now in
the U. S. Naval Reserve, have been
made honorary admirals in the
Nebraska Navy, according to let
ter from one of them received by
Navy publication.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09

When u. S. Navy ships recently
visited Dublin, ire, on a good will
tour, over 95,1OO sight-seers board
ed them during public visiting
hours.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09

ms Governor Herbert r. OConor sched-
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 fol-
vehicles via prompt connections at Rom
ancOke
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
nnohise. Earliest Indians

Cochise Indians were among the
earliest inhabitants of southeastern
Arizona and southwestern New
Mexico. Soil levels in which Co
chise implements have been found
indicate existence from $4,000 to
1900 B. c. The implements most
frequently found are milling stones
or grinding stones.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Radio For Poland

WARSAW = (P) - The govern
ment-controlled Radio Polskie
plans to build it's most powerful
broadcasting station in Warsaw.
The new stations mast is to be al
most 1000 feet high. Equipment for
this station and another at Cieszyn,
on the Polish-Czech border, is to
come from Czechoslovakia and the
United States.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
DEAF? !?

A new device has been developed
TO give hope for the hard-of-hear-
ing. Through the adoption of a
new miniature electronic tube,
science now brings restored hear
ing to the deafened
No more cumbersome batteries
or battery cords needed.
1t is suggested, if interested for
yourself or friend, write Tone
masters, p. o. Box 123, Newark,
Del, for full free information.
Hearing Aid Salesman Wanted.
7-2-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Deep Sea Swimmers

Polar bears are such good SWIM
mers that they have been seen more
than 200 miles from land in the
omen ocean.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
ECONOMIC
HIGHLIGHTS

Hapeenings Thas AHe5s The Dinner Pals.
Diridena Cheeks and Tax Bills of Every
individual National and International
Problems 1nssparabls from Local Welfare
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09

African elephants, not now
tanned, were tanned and used in
warfare by the Carthaginians and
Romans.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Service

NOTE: All boats leaving CIalbofne make Con-
nections with boats leavmg Matapeake one
hour later.
For Connecting Carrier information, Consult:
Red Star Motor Coaches, Inc. Salisbury and
Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore s. Annapolis Railroad Co., Bal
timore, Md
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines. Washington.
D. G.
State Roads Commission of Maryland
= 222 E. Baltimore St., BaltimOre-2, Md.
m28-tf
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09

On a recent visit of U. S. Navy
ships to Copenhagen, Denmark,
103,223 curious Danes went aboard
them during public visiting hours.
The Valley settler., 1948-09-10
MORE ANO BETTtR EXHIBITS


 voro 2o5 Exhibitors as against 1eo of last yoar4
 In addition to tho exhibit disp1a avs for Prizes, several busin ss fl rms put up somo worry attractive displays. Among tho SO wore tho Cordova Display which featured froo crab cocktails at their display booth. 19 Gamer jos in and around Cordova wore ropro- sontod in tho display which vas supervised by Charlos Evans, Vico Pros idont of tho Cordova Chamber of Commorco; and Mrs. Chester Carlson and Mrs. Lama. In this booth vas map showing tho proposed road connecting Cordovo with tho main Highway system of Alaska. Tho proposed road would foll ov tho abandoned road and could uti1A ize tho stool bridges already constructed along this route. Ono of theso bridges Is the famous lion dollar bridge at Mile 4e. According to Mir. Evans, Is milos of road is all that Cordova has at tho present ime.. Another 131 ni1es would con noct them with Chit ina and thus with tho ma in highway systom Of Ala ska. Cordovi fans arc working vory hard to get this link of road built and he Chamber of Commerce. of that city has publ ishod bulletin shUV- ing tho natural resources of that vicinity ond tho proposed road and all available information port aiming to it 8 construction Tho Tractor and Farm Machinery Displays drou a lot Of in st. Tho Internal ional Display vas put up by tho Coop Garage and tho othor display vas put up by tho Alis Chalmers roproson tativos.
 Tho Singer Sewing Machine Shop of Anchor ago had a nice display.
 Another display that Vas oducat iono1 to tho voting public vas that Of tho Cook 1n- lot Fishorm s Union. This display vas a modo1 of tho Alaska Fish Trap to show just how thoso traps arc constructed and how thoy operate. Members of tho Union were thoro to explain tho Trap to all those uho wore interested.
 Tho Coop put up a nico display of thhdr ' produ cts which included: fro sh vegetable 8, oggs, milk and ico croan.
 Ths United Pr otost tant Church had a m1no- turo model of tho present church along ri tn models of the tho first buildings used in 1855.
 OTHER PRIZES AWARDED
 Winners of tho other prizes awarded by Organizations other that tho Fair Asaoci- otion were: Singer Sewing Machine uont to Mrs: Ray McKochnio; tho Modo1 721 Reming-
The Valley settler., 1948-09-10

Winners of tho other prizes awarded by
 Organizations other that tho Fair Asooci- at ion were: Singer Sewing Machine vent to Mrs: Ray McKochni 10; tho Model 72l Reming- ton, Cal. 27o awarded by tho Grange vent to Carl Jenkins of Palmer; tho Custom bull 27c awarded by tho Amer ican Legion vent to I.M.sondv1k; tho Baush & Lomb Binoculors awarded by tho Sport smon won't to Glen
 Woods; tho prdzes awarded by the 12:3
 Hcmomakors' Club vent to tho following: Largo braided rug to Mrs. Tod Glenn; tho
 crocheted tablec1oth to Mrs. Don Ingalls,; tho small scattor rug to Margaret Cameron.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
HOUSES FOR SALINE. (cont.

Sss Ss sam in ASR b1iet .aes cead sl.
sk sss CO. 0aE ssss ~ or h. H. 1ss s.!
fzfk Takk oo9VEE ~ o1 LOAN. with only g..
eay eaG oasR new you can Dret home oeaed
dreenway Apt; close to. schools, transp
and shopping Full 5smt gas neat n1inc,nsi ne4
Ist trust. wonderful deal for any
home seeker and bargain at $1,000:
BROS. M i4Ss T L st. ~ ". Re. RE- 1883. Nss
S-RM. HoMEi gas h-w.h.. Q baths; good
loca. with good. transp.; clean throushout;
p0t:o owner sale no rea, estate H, buyers. s.ns
BRICK HOME, south Of Brentwood VII
lage; fine residential section; lovely bed
room, modern Kitchen. rec. rm., gas heat;
H Sesf ,os ss SaRsaSIyl sidsy j. wATEE TiisR' e.
soo 5tsa casH A. sn 81 Month p Tits Win NOV.
right into this. modern row brick; in q
This iYdsesS modern aAf tapestry brick home was
built tust before the war and, features the
finest OF everything. full dry basement, Gil
real tile path eGyeTed frqn
larIe dining room, fully EQUIPPED Kitchen;
mortgase: ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. call
4si 4 10Th 18th ST. N.E.Ms1 900 down, good
terms; rooms. bath, gas h.-w.h,; row
brick. Call Morris Cohen OF Milton Vim
nick, with A. M DRAISNER. 1404 l. st;
NV, Ma. s036. Home. GE. o297. Call
SR. Mr. SEARS EAR RoEBUcK, N.E.-Modern
paneled rec. rm. utility rm., lge. concrete
front porch. automatic gas heat; peri
cond: immed. possession. Priced low for
quick sale; S12,750. CHARLES s. GUNN,
326 Penna. ave. s.e., FIR. 1906. --25
FURN. GRIN. ROW BRICK; lear garage,
g screened porches, gas h.-wh close
to transp. and shopping. ToDAY's
1913 B ST. N.E.-Arranged into nice
apts., consisting Of liv. rm., bedrm.. kit.
bath; new hot-water heater and gas fur
mace, storm sash. weather stripping; in
excellent condition; possession with settle
ment; S12.75O Shown by appt only.
Call Mr. Sherwin with H. L. RUST CO,
MA 800: ewes. EN-. 7751. -26
5-ROOM ROW BRICK. 2 built-in porches,
ferced-in back yard, gas h.: near Bird
only. Call Mr.. Ryan. DE. 5l1s, or HARRY
PORETSKY g. SONS. INC. MA. 5306. i
31e RHODE ISLAND AVE. MEOW
brick. rms. and bath, front porch, dou-
Bile rear inclosed porches, gas heat; near
cars, stores, schools; 81 $500. Ewes. Mr..
Robinson. SH 6075, VIM r. THOROW-
GOOD, 2024 r. l. ave. ne, DE 03!7.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.t.

ANACOsTIA-Income way over your
m0nthly I plus LYING Nd1sId;a quarters sts
Sos Ssst Re R 5shsd 5 .vss A. eaS Sa
coNGREss HEIGHTs-Brick duplex. liv
faI basement con5 dsers oon Tm v,i
ssssSs 'fs5s an '3R' g. ACE "
EAST eAPIfoL y5i'?yf sf facing Lincoln PaSf
'arge family or rooming house. The price
is only Sl4,5oo. 6. 6. DUTY, 1o24 Yer
FORT FORT DAVIS AREA-can now to see this
lovely semidetached brick home, consisting
kitchen. 3 bedrms, bath; well constructed
is sais, ys0 to . SViii daily. Nc cHAPMXN Realty
SPi new sfSfH5f sEMfDEr. BRICK, large rms. tile
transp.; located nr. 18th and Pa. ave;
R1os sIs55e JOHN
taI nas TX; a5Io; eyes. VI; 1851; ;.on,n, .S5s
ike ike new; n nW Stoves and FTisidaires; screens;
wash trays: sSo9-sl 900 cash; WIN exehs; y
RoW BRICK ERH5f bAY b ssI aA House
looms, ia ms baths, hot water heat. elss.
tricity and gas, rear alley. Price. $1O,-
ST. NV, MA. 1856.
HOME BUYERS-Honest advice to help you
choose your home at no cost to YOU
WALDO HARRIS. Broker, Ii. 9s79' ME.
NEW 7-RM. DET. STONE. excel. location
. fireplaces, baths, recreation room, at
for quick sale Mr. Noon, TR 1882. with
T. PAUL MUDD, Broker. ~
VACANT-S13,850. Near Capitol, 100 blk.
of C St; 3-story brick, plus basement. 6
cash, balance monthly. DU. .4103. i
4-FAMILY HOUSE overlooking. Lincoln
Park; 4 baths. kits, oil h;-wh.; excel.
1874 TALBERT TER-5-room row brick,
S1I,500; $500 cash. T. D. BURGESS.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

BETHESDA BUNGALow-A delightful and
unusual det brick bunRalow With excel S e.
possibilities TOR expa9si0n na0 Bendx %asher ns
c. KADow RE. 1916; eyes,. OH so72.
BETHEsDA-close-i in location; 10 yrs. old;
6 rms. and bath, brick with built-in ga
rage. rec. rm. with bar. beautiful yard.
@ 9 EsSoo side ,5ses p9sch whd sdnd nsa fss
aesss aed Ha' Sas0Rss PIeie 0a ao{e xth
BETHEsDA--3. bedrms, 2h baths; white
brick; Grand sleyation vacant; ready s ioT
i J. KoRzENDoRFER CO. INC. OIL.
fisP fBiEsTPHEspA-A very attractive brick
bungalow. situated on large level lot,
Just block from elementary school,; home
has living room with fireplace, 2 nice
pd pontes ta ktchen ssa also % stairway ' % to roomy
expansible attic; features include covered
por'h, full bsmt., gas heat and aluminium
snd HAS sood dessl nT FoT
dsS sYpSES y isfss, RARR ssatof ss @ 1865
BETaEspAs-bedrm 6gisG ist, den
terms. SENATE REALTY CO., Ex. 327o.
iiv. rm. With frep1. Side fpe porch, fuii bsmt.
gar. For price and terms. call OWNER,
BLrHEsDA--s ,bedrms., bath ) End door:
full din. rm: Diet, 2-car. gar, side driye;
near ra pase snd Ts
and shopping; -S16,500- 4703 W. Va. ave.
foe oDen cl e n & sat ssza and Sun For infog1a
terms. Unusually attractive brick -shinsle
home on lovely Handicapped lot; l,ving room.
loVes s bedrooms nS0 and d. slie bath pienty
exesena esk fS n
FSssa pronps se"; possession sss neat MAaEE, RE- 9o
y eHasF s,ss Rsar N. da:
beautiful rock graden; modern kitchen;
:na sna porch 5S ch End ms. st. master m
bedams s'h fu fss sash Rsus fa bssemsn
R1eas sess' t. &C. sssD En- asfs's ss4s S1'o
sSiaEyy CHASE, a MD1s,ssszy brick + hoSss; Is,
beautiful lot. For information, call WI.
FoREsTvILLE, MD.-New cape Cod
bunsalow, 4 rooms, tile bath; oil h.-w.h;.
M aEse dS5sPsss az asre & aPd .a9f
REM SSii Eteh5s ra sf III asohfy s5
rms, tile bath, full bsmt., gas &C. heat;
stairway to unfin.. attic, side porch; COR
ACE REALTY SERVICE, Realtors. -ss
ROCKVILLE, Md, Mapleton rd.-Open
Sunday. 2-6; most desirable 5-rm.. p
story framed house. iust completed lge.
liv rm.. din. rm.. kit. dinette and porch
on 1st f.; Q spacious bedrms. and bath op
End a.: fun bsmt., gas a.-c. heat; lge.
shady lot. quiet street, just blocks from
transportation. schools and stores: poss.
with down payment price. S10,750 on
terms, E. S. PRICE d CO.. NE. $3.50.
ROCKViLLE. MD.-2-story frame house;
1st floor, living rm.. dining rm.. kit, util-
ity rm-: 2nd floor, bedrooms and bath; 6
cash. sos per mo. ]. E. KELLY. agent,
or E. l. Hurley, Brosius Building. Rock
vile, Nd, phone Rockville 3450. -27
SILVER SPRING. bedrms.; close-in To-
cation; liv,. rm. with firepl.. lge. din. rm..
equipped kit, oil h.-yh;, det ysraMSe; e. nice .;s
Pm.
Evening star., 1948-06-25
HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

WILL PAY CASH for houses, white or
colored. any condition or section. DE.
MANY Many OF OUR extra applicants for apis.
have up. to $4,000 cash down payment
for good values in 2. 3 bedrm. homes;
@tSs ~ 10Y T1ssIE as pkSgHSsTSfhEssa sa.s 'aA VI.
ored. Amy sesstion. any conditfons MR..
CHARLES 5. GUM has clients waiting
and nearby Maryland. FIR. 1905.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
erty is what you desire, cali R. A. HUM
PHRIES. Realtor. sos North Capitol. Ma.
$3.50. Free appraisals. Results since 1919.
MR.. GI-All cash for your equity in your
q 81 FINANCED home; @ aniek ntss settlement TR
Have sTEsvRsnRsxs sEvERxi H CASH BUYERS for small
CO. e3mmereial Or apartment es properties 81, nv
NON & LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV, Ma
HAVE IMMEDIATE CASH BUYER for 2
Mr eE se$ With sansAA sAANNoN
g. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
WE HAVE READY CASH BUYERS for
$1,000 sNSand o6o II GT You V1sns arg n
terested in selling, we will be glad to give
you, without oblisation, our prompt opin-
real estate service. SHANNON & LUCHs
Ga GayE l1o5 C5sH s nYER Y fo4 SA bSnesovs SsaS
to h $4,000. E. S. MAURY. Aps ss26
DI. 3346, MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
sTRoUP REALTY CO. will buy your house
OF Md paope9y D'es Can ru todas se RA so5
CASH. BUYERS WAITING for 2 or 8 bed
BroksE; L. ee79, NE; 1881;
or 4 bedrms. and 2 baths on End A.;
Will Will pay up se s45 9oo for suitable heme
G5i'i 90 aEARs AZ S0s sEkvcE to local property
owners guarantees results. List your prop
fE.y Rty,sI. gl.h ,yss MM 5s7 f5s e G3 S
CASH CUSTOMERS WAITING for e.. s
and bedroom homes IN Silver Spr, Ia:
oSaz fk 5shsSSa 6sevK gKEGTY Ghass s9
Georgia ave. 81. 300 or sH. 1919
CASH for your home; ne. o,
QUICK is THE NAME and QUICK will be
sh sfSI S k h9yns sSo @ hSl;e ier cqsh IA
Any HOUSE, any section, D, c. or Mary
Sssh ssns sd nsRr fS5 no p9r
SCI ssIl MR: aoLDsERa' Be. soa2; ewes. sWo.
WANTED BRICK BUNGALOW, in District.
or Just across the line in Md, Chevy
Chase or Silver Spring section give full
details of bungalow when answering.
CALL TODAY's REALTY If you have
house to sell or want to buy one: that's
our speeislty. EN- o947 or RA. 1926;
bedrm house In Brightwood or Petworth,
with immed: poss;. Call Mr.. Mitchell. with
NV, ST. 1900: ewes. RA. 94s9. -27
Evening star., 1948-06-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W. Cont.

HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W. tCont.) .
THROUGH 1851 4th ST.
s. S.W.-First commercial; S295 down, easy
terms. 5room, elec., row brick. Call
Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick,. with A.
M DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV. MA. S036;
home GE. 92s5. Cal pnttl pm. w
Vacant; $3.50 down, $40 mo; 3 rooms,
cleo, row frame. Call Morris Cohen or
Milton Vinnick, with A. M DRAISNER,
14O4 L, st n W. MA SO36; home, GE O297
Evening star., 1948-06-25
RADIANT VALLEY

New brick homes for immed. delivery; Fla
insured and GI approved at S12, 800, with
least $4,000 a VI: 81 900 down payment L
you earn $4,000; nonveterans pay S3s3Q0
down with monthly payments OF S76;lO
incl taxes and insurance: new school being
completed adjoining property; super mar
ket and drugstore also close to property;
Kitchen fully equipped with 9 Gu: IT, Sn
troIt Jewel gas range and genuine Youngs.
town cabinets; drive out and visit me
model furn. home; Just 20 minis. from toWn:
3 mi. east of Peace Cross on Route 202:
come out prepared to buy; only few left;
move in at once. Phone UN 1893 Lana.
over, Md. Open daily; ewes. ana sunoay'
Evening star., 1948-06-25
ALTA VISTA TERRACE

Open every day. II to 8 pm; s1s,450 70
S19.25O These homes are brick with
all electric kitchen, including dishwasher,
clothes washer. de luxe electric stove, ige.
Philco refrigerator. exhaust fan and built;
powder room on Ist floor; some with bed
rooms on LIST floor: full basement, gas
heas porch. Proclaimed by every one who
market Come out today and see. Drive
out Wisconsin ave to Bank Of Bethesda,
bear left out Old GEORGETOWN rd. miles
to our sign, turn left to Alta Vista ter.
E. M. FRY, INC.
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