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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-19

day afternoon in her new apart
ment on Porter avenue.
The senior play. Catch That
Thief, was presented on Friday
night in the school auditorium
and was directed by Mrs. Fran
cesca Spencer. Those taking part
were Peggy Carver, Dot Sortie,
Title Davis, Jack Richards, Joan
Bethel. Joseph Ryan. Walter Muir
ply, Beverly Drake, Benny Will
liams, Richard Mohler. Luther
Bosque. Morris Kolb. and Mari
lyn Davis,
Mrs. James Elliott, Jr.. and
children have returned to Hous-
ton. Texas, after a visit with Mrs.
Elliott's mother, Mrs. o. d. Da-
wilson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-19

with his daughter. Mrs. w. I,
Hennes. died on Wednesday 81
last week after a long illness. He
was 80 years old Funeral serv-
ices were conducted at the Bap-
fist church of Poplarville. He IS
survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Hennes. Mrs. Van Lee Of Pur-
Wis, and Mrs. w. E. Williams Of
Ocean Springs: one son, Norman
Devereaux of New Orleans; one
brother, Pete Devereaux Of Moss
Point; and two stepsons and .
stepdaughter.
ST. AIMS Episcops. Guild met
Wednesday night with Miss
Katherine Snyder. Following the
business session, a birthday gift
was presented to Miss Snyder.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-19
News From Ocean Springs -.
Repair Work On Ocean Springs
Municipal Pier To Begin Soon

The Ocean Springs Municipal
Pier that was damaged during
the September hurricane is being
reconstructed. Weather permit
ting, the work of salvaging disable
lumber and the driving of new
pilings will be underway shortly,
according to A. P. Moran, super
visor.
Cadet Oscar Joachim, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Joachim, spent
last weekend with his parents and
then sailed on Monday for his
third trip on the Del Sud for
South America.
Mr.. and Mrs. BoFrah and sons,
Edwin and Jimmie, spent the
weekend in Hattiesburg with rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Palfrey
have returned from a visit m
New Orleans with Mrs. Hubert
Palfrey and family.
Mrs. George McEwen and
young son, George, left Satur-
day for Havana, Fla, to join her
husband.
Mrs. Alec Fayard is in the BIZ
loxi hospital receiving treatment
for a heart attack. She is recov-
erino uicelv
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Leavell
have returned from Chicago and
have had as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. McCaffery of that
city.
Mrs. L. R. Mcclure visited in
Mobile on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. E l.. Carroll and
sons, Sherman and Louis, of Lake
Charles, La, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cosper,
before going to Florida.
The Presbyterian Womsn's Aux
iliary held its election meeting
Tuesday afternoon with the fol-
lowing elected as officers: Mrs. c.
D.. 'Todtenbier, president; Mrs.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-03

onization days. I'd hear Anchor age employees, for instance, say, Are you going to town this Weekend?" That may have been reasonable then, as we really had no town in those days, but we certainly have now.
 Pm not being disrespectful to Anchorage. This may make lot of folks laugh because I'm so fussy, but, then, laughing is good for people.
 Shall we still say we're going to town, referring to Anchorage, when Palmer becomes the capital of Alaska? F.
 Yours truly,
 Mrs. l. M. SandVik
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-03
Overflow Crowd
 At All Roundup "

A capacity crowd perched on boxes and doubled up on chairs at last Wednesdays Spring Round-Up for All club members at the Extension office. A total of 58 prospective club members and leaders was present at the meeting, which was conducted by Miss Marilyn Johnson, home demonstration agent.
 Miss Johnson told the group that thus far only one new All club has been organized in the Valley this year. That club is at Richards Children's home on the Wasilla highway.
 She outlined for the children some of the goals of All work, stressing the fact that it's primary purpose is training for living.
 Present projects planned for Valley All club members this year are garden project, open to boys and girls alike, and sew ing and baking projects, in both beginning and advanced classes, for girls. Parker Lester, distfict Extension agent, told the boys it might be possible to have pig club this year, but calf club will have to be postponed, because good calves are not available.
 Leaders who have already vol unteered to help with the All work include:
 Max Sherrod and Mrs. Neil Miller, garden club; Mrs. l. M. Sandvik, advanced baking; Mrs. Archie Moffitt, Mrs. Guy War nlca and Gloria Smith, sewing. Another leader is needed to ln- struct in elementary baking.
 Children interested in the clubs signed registration cards at the Wednesday meeting. These cards must be signed by parents, and then may be returned to Mrs. Bernice Johnson at the Extension office. All club members who were not present at the Round Up may come to the Extension office and get registration blank from Mrs. Johnson. No clubs are yet closed to additional members.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-03
The LetterbOX
LTL ABNER

Dear Editor:
 like you and the paper a lot, but a funny sighted hurt comes inside me when I read Many Go To Town"
 Why do people say they go to town when they go to Anchor age? I live out of Palmer, and when I go to town I go to Palmer 'cuz Palmer is my town. Perhaps there are things about Palmer that could be better, but with all her faults I love her still.
 I think the going to town" idea was born during early col
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-03
Legion Postpones, Auxiliary Cancels
 Planned Meeting

Thursdays scheduled meeting of the American Legion, which conflicted with the annual meet ing of the Matanuska Electric Association, Inc, was postponed to April 8, commander Jack Maze announced this week. The next regular meeting also was postponed one week, and will fall on April 22.
 The Legion Auxiliary, also scheduled to meet Thursday, can celled that meeting, but will ob-
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-03
Hospital Ins and Outs

Patients newly admitted to the Valley hospital this week in- cluded: -
 Len Quarnstrom, Janet Ross, Mrs. Oscar Beylund, Anita Walk CT, Gus Swanson of Wasilla and Charles Rousseau, Jr., of Mata- nuska.
 Patients dismissed from the hospital by Wednesday evening were:
 Mrs. Richard Wade and daugh- ter, Jimmie Wilson and Ruth Custer of Wasilla, Mrs. William Casler and Mrs. June Granger.
 Mrs. Lewis Todd was still hos pitalized at preSs-time.
 Attendants at the hospital were taking advantage of the opera tional Hull to do a bit of spring cleaning with brush and paint. Woodwork was being freshened on the first floor this week.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-03
Valley Visitors
At the Lodge:

Marjorie Keeler, Copper Gen. ter; Harry Snider, Warren Mo Coy, Anchorage; Earl Keeler, Seward; Arthur Carlson, Alice Miller, Anchorage; Ralph Elmer son, Petersburg; Bill Aplegate, J o h n Banahan, Anchorage; George Iverson, Palmer; Arther Gayle, Anchorage; D. T. Lowery Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-03

serve their regular meeting date on April 15 for the next meeting, according to Mrs. Lou Rasmus- sen, Auxiliary president.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-03

Don't fail 10 attend the meeting of the Fire Association Monday.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-04-03

Don't fail to attend the meeting of the Fire Association Monday.
The Valley settler., 1948-06-18

ECCS Cont. from poeo
 Thoro arc moro eggs than usual bo ing TO- joctod because of vatory vhitos. To bo- liovo that fooding effects this condition too, although TO have obsorvod that vatol' appears in oggs Uhich receive hard bumps. Hovovor, tho bulk Of tho oggs cond1od by youi' Assoc fat ion rato as us. Spec ial and us. ..7ctra. A small percentage. ratc as us. stcndard. To do not buy tho us. .Trod( - which is the rozt 1ouer grade. You can readily 500 that TO hold ing tho quail ty of our. oggs on a high lovo1. Tho avor- age quality of oggs' market cd nov is rucF highOr than it ras- tE'o yoars ago. and TO must koop it SO, because our conpot i ion is also koonor than it uQs tuo years ago. MORE NEW FACfS
 It has boon .noco ssory to put or mother truck to AcchoraG duo to tho increased dor1a,2d Tor leo Cream. Tho Anchor ago Dairy truck found it necessary to mako several trips up horo oftor leo Groom tho last tuo uool,s. Taoy could not got ovoy oorly 0 enough to got hero beforo clos in6 tiIno-- mich nado c rothor long day for several CIT 1oyoos. Thoroforo, tho biz Groom Iloid H0S put C- Clc run ana GOT cQTrlCS LcCCI'CCN and oggs to the Anchorage Dairy. B.D.1,ck is tho dr ivor on this truck.
 Carrol 1toson is employed in tEs Creamery to fill tho vacancy created by tho rosig- nation Of Francis Henry. 'l-r. Mason TOGO i've tho milk in tho milk shod. Al Brooks has returned to his r.orll in tho Tarohouso. Tho Produc c Department ui11 soon bo open roady to receive Produco. lIr. J.L. Dickson will be il charge Of this doportront dur ing the sumner.
 Hiss Sophie Vandorpool has boon hired to talco lis. Sylvia 01ckson's place in tho Coop Offico. Hrs. Dickson has tondorod hor TO iE2ation mich is to bocono offoc- tivo tho first of July.
 Taltor Cooper has boon put in charge of the Lotallot ion Of tho nor, boilers in tho PoE-or I.ouso. He is boing assisted in this
 IL
The Valley settler., 1948-06-18
VISITS BROTHEK

Lor9n lcKccAlio is enjoying 2 visit. from his sister, Hrs. G@cnon Of Los Ango1os.H Ho has ;-Ot soon his sister for 20 yoars. She coao to Alaska rith AaCus lcKcchnio uho
 just returned from his yoor in Collego. Hrs. G7tnon, rho pln2nod to stay only throo rocks, thinks sho might longthon hor visit 2 littlo. Sho 111os tho country, very much.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-03
Liherian Rebuff Hotels
Snide Altitude

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. IAN
P)-The Liberian Legation and the
Liberian minister, C. d. B. King,
administered a singing rebuke to
a local hotel which sought to de-
cline service to their guests re-
Gently.
The Fairfax hotel, a new and
reasonably swanky hostelry To-
Gated in the fashionable section
of the Northwest, sent orante in
vitations to all of the foreign en-
bassies and diplomats to partonize
their dining DON which they de-
scribed as one of the finest in the
capital. The Liberian legation hav-
ing three distinguished visitors
from their homeland in the Uni
ted States, Counsellor R. s.. Bright
speaker Of the house of represen-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-03

another special session CT con-
gless Immediately after the ma
tianal election in November to
pass an effective civil rights pro-
gram.
Joseph 4. Clorety, Jr., acting
chairman Of AVG, urged his entire
membership to demand another
special session to pass an infla-
ton control bill, the Taft-Ellend-
er-Wagner housing bill as we'll as
a civil rights program.
In reference to the. recent spec
ial session of congress, Clorety
s9id, "The only people who Bone
fitted from the fiasco perpetated
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-03

tatives, B. G. Freeman and Post
master General Niettie Brownell,
decided to honor them with a
luncheon at the Fairfax.
The secretary of the legation
called and arranged for tables and
service, then went in person to
confirm the appointment which
should have been a guaranty
against any misunderstanding or
embarrassment. The hotel partici-
pated in all of the planning.
When the group arrived, how
ever, it was apparent that some
thing of a furry had been caused.
They seated themselves in the or
nate lobby, waited while officials
fitted hither and thither and
finally one of the executives came
up to explain that some mistake
bad been made.
ooh no." said Minister King,
mo mistake was possible. We were
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-03

Ds congress were the transporta-
ton companies. Through fantastic
subsidies, they already have ade-
quate congressional representa-
ticn. The rest of the nation does
not"
lie pointed out that the purpose
for reconvening congress after the
national political convention was
not to fatten the passenger reve-
nue. of the railroads and airlines,
but to give Americans the houses
hey could afford to rent or buy;
70 curb an initiation that is over
Il helming the nation, and to en-
ae, a civil rights program.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-03
ave Asks Special
Congress Session

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3. IAN
PHO show that Americans are
really on the level when they
scream about another nations de
ficiencies the American Veter-
ans committee has recommended
importuned by you to give you
our patronage. We accepted your
invitation. We are her with our
guests. We do not care to accept
any other accommodation than
that for which we arranged in the
main dining room"
The Fairfax hotel people CON
ferred some more, then with an
attempt at gallantry and gracious
ness ushered the entire party into
the main dining room and gave
them service with eclat.
ut is very strange" Minister
King told the manager as they
left. "Our visitors have been the
guests of the United States at
Blair House. They spent three days
there and were the honorees at a
luncheon two days ago. / cannot
understand how a hotel in the can
ital of a nation upon whom we
are on good terms, could dare re-
fuse the citizens of a sovereign ma
ton such as l represent You can
not represent the spirit of your
government"
Evening star., 1948-11-21
HOUSES WANTED TO sUt

We URGENTLY NEED a nice g or 3 bed:
rm: brk bunsa In good neiehoo5hood 81
Ro3sEs ScoSltaSR WAaFE6G1nmea 81 nsls cash for
Ss h0ufe moToN N Y5Sns REanf SnF oy g5 Se%a M
seSPfi soGfaEasr Asst ASD nSSEiAseBY MD Listing.
anfK .ppTaa snf' ferEee p ss ssssp s4 fs
VII WILL s'ei' PAY 7 T@oP TOP CASH CASE PRICE for Your
frame or brick house no commission. RE-
CHARLES s. GUM has clients xsltin,s
to purchase ase homes in any Section Of Wash
nP0 rnomrr a ATTENTION H 70 iu"o Ii. sal. o,
your home. business or investment prop.
Hk f1sf i .9s R..s fssrf sos sols as e.po qM n
Yotf IA hSTsE .s / fl s,s ,55
rDh' ith ST. take nw me pp 5gnE 7os3 '" ROUSE 1907
90 " YEARS: service to local property
erS With Wm Co F
ts1S5s iRse WsIrrNG VIII fo7 St q and S'1
sa WoRfaNeToR PH SsSF IL Fef REAIfY fi.f sets41es
Georsia ave. Opposite sil spe. POI.
VIZ WOULD LIKE To PURCHASE +. nice
home in nice section; have considerable
ra Sh. Box o4r-H. Star
BRICK BUNGALOW or small house. Q bed
rooms; city preferred: state price and loca-
tion; private party. Box 333-H. Star go
HOUSES WANTED-Any condition. white
1872. SH 5000 20
WOODRIDGE-Brick bedrms, prefer
east OF s. Dakota ave; near transp. Con-
slider bungalow with finished End hr., sub
stantial cash. MR. BARTLETT. DU. s5bS
or ewes, Ii. 1886
PROPERTY WANTED-If you want to sell
n n N Sc
tions, call for quick results. JOE CURIO,
REALTY, FIR. $500. Al
Evening star., 1948-11-21
SUBURBAN sALE-MARyLAhp.

ADJOINING FORT SUMNER, in Glen
Echo. Heishts; q completely redecorated
move into. with y. acre fenced where
about trafac; SlO,5OO. MRS BURGESS
JUST A COUPLE or a small family will
~ this Silver Spring bungalow ideal:
it's relatively new, well located, kept in
end to the other; rooms apd tiled bath
automatic heat, of course; nice level yard
good neighborhood.' R. P. RIPLEY, Re
operator for Greenbelt 3773, Mr.. Davis.)
FLA. RAMBLER-Prewar brick construc-
tion; rec. rm. porches corner lot
PIX: SI3:750; $500 down payment.
Box 333:J, Star: -
MUST SELL, OWNER TRANSFERRED
New 6-rm. det home In Silver Spring;
auto. sas heat, large shaded lot; S14,15h:
down payment, 1880 out Flower ave.
to Wayne ave, turn left 2 blks. to zoos
I'D
Evening star., 1948-11-21

rm. brick; only $500 down. Open sunday
GoIoRERDMNEw c IL GROOM semidet brick
homes, in Anscostia section-Hardwcoi
floors, copper plumbing automatic h.-Wh; IN;
tgas'. built-in cabinets slec retsrs; > omn! tuli
convenient terms: veterans pref; non
veterans applications now beng accented
Sample house at 1908 Frankford St. ;c Sc.
field Loop bus from Navy Yard to church
at 18th and Erie sts.: or drive out Nieho!s
ave. to Morris I'd left - bks; to l5th ~ s,i sii
eoLoREp-s!sss powN.vassnt. ~. open; pen
gas auto. heat deep lot Low monthly
payments, includes insurance and taxes
ave ave to 54th st. right to B st, and then
s to h1S5s s sisf fapo REaHrY ycc c. bus
eoloRED7is Gss 81 * III b4sT 81 San 80 down
se%dt so1d terms pict ana trsms os' cs Mo4P
RRkisSSR oaa ftSs ILL.,. 4 IN. sn, SAi s9as 20
COLoRED-oNLY 8 LEFT-Get the most
tuil bsmt: Only $50 down will buy W this his
houses. iolne; RA. 5saS. With PAUL ]. MILLER
COLORED-SANf YARD WOhNEhS-
S5a5 down: rms. bath. gas and elec.. In
his me M brisk brisk home SURETY GIyo REALTY
C0LoRED-6IO B ST. s.E.-Very sub
stsntial 2-story, s-room. brick house. with
fun cellar. hot-water oil heat. front porch;
suitable for large coIored family; rooms
for quick sale; moderste n,,,. terms n sIps oDsn
MAKER. 11la X st. NV. MA: 1853. -2l
CoLoRED-A HOME you viii Be proud to
invite your friends to; near Navy Yard;
e Ice rms. beautiful bath. hot-water heat
alley in rear: house In perfect condition
s65 per mo. Call MR.. SHELTON, AK.
coTEoRED@vAcANT!.,-15os ;SoTE ETes MI D st; Sc
Well-built row brick home Of lovely
rooms. tile bath, full bsmt. with front en-
trance. Colonial porch. nice yards, Reas
down payment. Call now! WEITz REALTY
CoLoRED-NEAR IN AND 6 SITS; ST. -.
6-rm frame house cleo. water; lot 2b by
100 IT.; conv. loc real bargain for cash ,sh
Must he sold this week; Call Nh; r., DAVIS
rms. y baths. oil h.-w.h.. row brick. gar
| To see this house. PAUL ]. MILLER. DU.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAhp.
SILVER SPRING

Open Sunday, l till dark sos Dart.
mouth ave; you will be proud to own TIL AZ
Is only 5 blks. from St. Michael Schoo
Or l blk. to Montgomery Blair High School
see picture display in Saturdays Star
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to Dale
drive. (at Mrs. ks Toll House,. right tc
Dartmouth. left to house and open sign
r. j. SCOFIELD, exclusive, ST. $500 TIL
Evening star., 1948-11-21
217 LEXINGTON DR..
5 CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
SPACIOUS BUNGALOW

Near D. c. line. Vacant; immed: poss;
bright rooms, tile bath, equipped kitchen.
breakfast nook stairs to huge attic with
plumbing and heating .roughed in Tor
rooms and bath; full, dry bsmt.; new Oil
h-w.h.: det gar: nice lot with tall oaks
Only l block from shopping center ana
WEITZ REALTY CORP. 905 10Th st. NV.
ST 4555
Evening star., 1948-11-21
SILVER SPRING

Best buy since the war. New brick houses.
$l7.750. Seven large rooms. . fun tiled
baths. bedroom, den or library Q2x14) on
Ind floor; fireplace, porch. detached ga
rage; full basement, gas heat; larse, land
scaped lot; $4,000 cash. balance monthly.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
REI,TSVTII,E

Research Center, Plant Industry. Naval
Ordnance Lab. is within min. of new
of 8 rms and tile bath on lst floor, with
partly finished upper floor. Full base
msnt 10 oil hxsaa hyh aqnarS trsys ps
REAL ESTATE, TO. 5249; res, TO. 6O36.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
HIILCREST HOMES
Hillcrest-Open 2 Til Dark

c133 3end pl. se-New det. 2-story
bath bath. ali GE Kitchen with dishxasher and
garbage disposal on lst A.; 3 bedrms..
bath. stairway to attic on end A.. bsmt.,
laundry and toilet facilities. gas h.-w.h.,
garage.
dwelline; uv' rm with frepi.. din. rm.,
complete kitchen; 3 bedrms.,, bath on 2nd
A.; bsmt. rec. rm. with "a bath. laundry
ERICK A. BLUMER CO.. Realtors, 617
Penna. ave. sc FIR. loss; ewes. and
SUNDAY AK oRIS -11
Evening star., 1948-11-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-Southwest.

VA. AVE. s.W-6-room and bath brick
dwelling only $4,000. Terms. THOMAS
P BoNWN. 615 4th st. s.w.
COLORFD-ith ST SW-S595 down.
A fine Groom row brick home with coal
h.-wh. SURETY REALTY CO.. AD.
COLoRED-4i6 VA. AVE.-s2a5 down.
easy terms; & rooms. bath: row. brick.
with A. M. DRAISNER. i404 L ST. NV
MA. s036. Home, GE. o297. Once open
so1 sHn; oR22n IL to 4 ST sw-e.room and hath
brick, S625O: $500 cash, balance $50
monthly till paid. THOMAS P. BROWN
Evening star., 1948-11-21
SILVER SPRING

o105 Dayton st-Open Sat. and Sun. 1-5
pm. Vacant. Come out, take look.
Make an offer! Out-of-town owner must
sell this weekend. Immaculate 6.rm. all
brick With large liv. rn.. fireplace, full
din. rm;. mod: kit. larse side porch, 3
nice bedrms.. full tile bath, on lovely lot
800. Directions: Out Ga ave. to 10000
block Ga. ave. tcor. Dayton turn right
at Dayton to 21O5 and open sign. Mrs.
Freedman, 81, 349l. BROWN REALTY
Evening star., 1948-11-21
BETHESDA

5 rms, / bath. prewar --$l6950
& rms > baths, preWar 2l,95O
d rms, / "a baths, new - 23950
u rms, 2R baths. new 2650U
You can visit these homes on one trip.
They are within q few blocks OF each other.
Directions: Out Bradley blvd. to Brad
moor dr., left on Bradmoor to Mckinley
and open, sign Cali weekdays, RE; 4e4g;
WALLACE L. CO., 207-20s Union Trust
Evening star., 1948-11-21
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Priced to undersell the other homes in this
neighborhood: conv. terms; near Boiling
Field AL Oakwood St Sc. Lovely brick,
new house eond, modern throughout. very
large rms, contains liv. rm., dining rnl..
eemifinisfed rec bsnt. roughed-in shower,
gas a-c heat, storm windows and doors.
Drive out Nichols ave. Sc. to Portland St.
rIsf1t on Portland to Oakwood, then right
TO house. Open / till dark
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
1OI5 18th st NV MA. 131a. HI. 4243
Evening star., 1948-11-21
RAMBL BLERS-S95O CASH

Veteran approved. Monthly payment ap-
prox. 500. incl. interest and principal.
to 4 bedrms and baths. Beautiful oak
parquet floors, picture window, nirrored
frepl., cheerful kit. and television built in
Frisidsire and de luxe range; S14,950 and
up. Directions: Out New Hampshire ave.
extended to University lane, left 2 blks. to
Pinewuod homes. Open daily, , till z pm.
KRAFT BUILDERS
0GaA rolaeyiiJa A0dD
Evening star., 1948-11-21
4-FAMII,Y FLAT

In Southesst's most convenient rental
area; theater, schools and excellent trans
portation all in within ! blk; faces city
park; approved rental. $3.50 annual;
THE GABLES co.
3423 MINI. ave. Sc. -21
Evening star., 1948-11-21
HIIICREST

Brick bungalow, 1924 36th St Sc, "a blk.
off Alabama ave. Immed. posS,; spacious
rms. lst A.. with frepl. modern kitchen
with garbage disposal; partly finished End
and lavatory. built-in garage; copper
plumbing; large Handicapped lot; $4,000
down. Trade considered. Out Penna. ave,
right on Alabama ave, left on 36th st, or
call HARTMAN REALTY, INC, l345 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. TR. 400. VI. 5916. Is
HILLCREST HOMES
You will fnd number Of truly fine homes
on our list In this exclusive section; g.
room bungalows and and 7-room Co
lonials: gladly shown by appointment.
AT 0566 or AT. $3.50 until I'M.
THE GABLES co.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
OPEN TODAY

"Rollngwood at Rock Creek Park" 4
tistically situated on beautiful wooded lots,
each home is different in design and Of,
fers large rooms. recreation rooms, maids
rooms. dens finished attics, ga complete
tiled baths, ! and > car garages, all alumni
mum sash, finest finish and workmanship
throushout To inspect, out Conn. ave.
past circle to East Leland st. right on
East Leland to Rollingwood DIR. and homes,
or through the park on Beech dr.. to East
Leland st. left to RollinRvood dr.. and
homes. Follow Metzler arrows,
METZLER, Realtor- Builder
1lO6 Vermont ave- DI. $500 or OIL. 1889