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Evening star., 1948-09-06
2oth Division Group
Urges Inquiry Into
Gerhardt Demotion
By the Asseeiatsd Press

NORFOLK, Va, Sept 6.-The 10Th
Division Association yesterday con-
demned the action of the Army in
reducing the rank of the divisions
wartime commander, Charles H.
Gerhardt, from major general to his
permanent grade of colonel, and
asked a congressional investigation.
The action came during business
session of the associations conven-
tion here. It was unanimously sup
ported by the delegates.
Another resolution, calling on
Congress to enact legislation pro-
viding old-age pensions for veterans
OF World War I, was put through
only after long debate. In the final
tally, one dissenting delegate main
tanned "the 29th is not a pressure
group"
90-Day Service Set as Minimum.
AS amended, the pension resolu-
ton asked for a no specific sum for
1918 veterans but asked for con-
sideration comparable to that given
to the men of all previous wars. 1t
set 80 days war service between
April 6, 1917, and November II,
1918, plus an honorable discharge,
as minimum requirements.
The Gerhardt resolution was orig
mated by Limestone, Post No. 70,
of Baltimore Col Gerhardt is sta
toned at Fort Meade as assistant
chief of staff G-2 of the I'd Army.
He was reduced to colonel on June
80. With a group of other officers.
The reason given was that "reduc-
ton in strength of the Army made
mandatory the demotion of the
group" The limestone post charged
politics was the reason"
Tuck Gives Colonel Medal.
Edward M. Sullivan, commander
Of the post, said that since that
time the Army and Navy Register
has carried the names Of several
colonies who have moved up toI
general rank.
Gov. Tuck presented the Virginia
Distinguished Service Medal to Col
Gerhardt at a banquet Saturday
night.
The citation praised Col. Ger
hardt for his exceptionally dis
tinguished service" in directing his
troops, for superior and aggressive
leadership" on the field of battle,
and for his keen appraisal Of the
enemy" especially in the Westwall
sector.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
80 Americans Return
From Studying in Spoin
Dy the Associoied Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Thirty- mine
American students and teachers re-
turned yesterday by plane from
Spain where they studied for two
months at the University of Madrid.
Their trip, the first such for any
student group since the war, was
sponsored by the Institute of His
panic-Cultura1 Relations and the
University of Madrid.
Among the SO were the Rev. Jose
A. Sobrino, Georgetown University;
the Rev. Joseph Marique, Fordham
University, and Benjamin Hoffman,
president of the Philadelphia Geo
graphic Society.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17

Mrs. Denver Rowley for a series
of ten games of pinochle. Awards
with respective scores We're pre-
sented to Mrs. j. H. Gulau, Mrs.
John ,Steager, Mrs. Adair WILDER,
Denver Rowley, Ben Bahnsen and
Adair Wilber. Exchange Of gifts
were then held, after which re-
freshments We're enjoyed. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Steager will entertain
with a New Years eve party at
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Schau
and family had as guests Sunday
for dinner, Rev. and Mrs. Krebs
and daughter, Carol Kay, of Ober-
lin.
Parent Teacher Association
meeting was held Monday evening
IN the school auditorium with a
fine attendance. After the bust
ness meeting, community singing
was enjoyed, with Mrs. H. R. Cook
Of Oberlin, leading and directing.
A talk by Rev. H. R. Cook on "The
Spirit Of Christmas" and a Christ
mas playlet by the second grade
pupils, with Miss Stroll, teacher,
in charge. Mrs. Lee Davis, Port
Clinton, played several xylophone
selections, accompanied on the
piano by Joe Smith.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
GYPSUM

Mrs. j. H. Gulau was hostess to
the members of the Five Hundred
club with a Christmas dinner SER
we'd to the nine members belong
ing to the club. After the dinner
the sisters We're given gifts
by their unknown sister, after
which twelve games of five hun
dred were enjoyed. Those attend
ing We're, Ada Hollinshead, Lulu
Disehinger, Dora Tadsen, Della
Pledger, Lizzie Pettibone, Matil-
da Wenger, Gertie Schmidt, Tena
Rowley and the hostess, Mrs. Min
ME Gulau.
Miss Dorothea Gulau of Fostoria
spent the week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Rowley
will leave this week Friday morn
ing for a three months visit with
their daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Walters and son Denny
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Cavaletti
and children in Santa Barbara,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Voss arrived
home Monday morning from a Wis
it in Chicago with their son, DR..
Fred Voss.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen at
tended the concert in Toledo Tues
day evening, presented by the
members of the University Chor
US, consisting of thirty members,
their daughter, Dorothea, being
one of them, and taking part as a
soloist.
The Couples Pinochle club en-
joyed a Christmas dinner party at
the Log Cabin, at Bay View, and
then went to the home of Mr.. and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
PUT-N-BAY

Mayor Henry Fox spent sew
eral days ashore on business this
week.
A meeting of the Chancel Guild
of Saint Paul's Episcopal church
was held at 2 p. m. on Sunday,
Dec. II.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Market and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Fox were guests at the
Conln Home on the South Side
Road on Saturday, Dec. II,
Games of eight handed pinochle
were played and refreshments
served.
The members of Lone Willow
Rebekah lodge No. S12 will hold
their annual potluck Christmas
party on Dec. 16 at GAS p. M.
Plans are being made for Santa
and gift exchange at this party.
Following the regular meeting at
s p. m. games of pinochle will be
played. Serving on the commit
tee are Mrs. E. Fox, Mrs. Earl
Hallock, Miss Ruth Burggraf,
Mrs. Roy Thompson and Mrs.
George Borman.
A public card party was given
by the Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion on Saturday evening, Dec. II.
The motion picture show, "Hit
The Ice," featuring Bud Abbot
and Lew Costello, was shown by
the PIT. A. on Friday evening,
Dec. 10.
Miss Marie Fox and Mrs. John
Nissen spent several days ashore
on a buying trip for Schnoor &
Fuchs store, where both Miss Fox
and Mrs. Nissen are employed.
The store is beautifully decorated
and has an unusually large selec-
tion of Christmas gifts this year.
A regular meeting Of the
Parent Teacher Association will
be held on Tuesday evening, Dec.
Ia, in the high school room.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Scheible-Downing American Le-
gion Post held it's annual Christ
mas party in the assembly room
on Thursday, Dec. 8. At the regu-
lar business meeting, plans were
discussed for entertaining Mrs. c..
Reise, who will visit .Ie AuXil-
iary Post on Jan. 13, and hold ini-
tiation Of a class of four. Mrs.
Helen Prentice, president Of the
Auxiliary, will hold an executive
meeting on the afternoon of Janu-
ary 13. Plans were also discussed
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
OUR HElGHB0RS )
BAY TWP.

Losing teams in the recent at
tendance contest will entertain
the winners at the annual Bay
Township Farm Bureau Christmas
party to be held at 8 p. m. Mon
day, December 27, in the Bay
Twp. Community Hall. There will
be. a gift exchange and lunch,
and the program will feature a
play Hugo In A Hurry. Cap
tains of the losing teams, who are
planning the program, are Nor
man Lacumsky, Andrew Paulsen
and Bob Brough.
Mrs. Emmet Balduf was elected
president of the Bay Township
Farm Women's club at the meet
ing held Tuesday afternoon in the
Community hall. Other new off
GERS elected are Mrs. Kenneth
Vogt, vice-president; Mrs. Amos
Nielsen, secretary, and Mrs. Will
liam Heiser, treasurer. After a
program of contests, gift ex-
change was featured. Hostesses
included Mrs. Kenneth Meachem,
Mrs. Ray Bahnsen, Mrs. Dale
Meachem and Mrs. Soenke Ever
sen.
Little Larry Meachem, 21a-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Meachem, suffered, painful injuries
to fingers of both hands at the
Farm Women's club meeting in
the Community hall Tuesday when
he caught his hands in a folding
chair. He fell on the partially
opened chair when the accident
happened as he tried to open it.
Larry was taken to the hospital
for x-rays and treatment.
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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17

to have Mrs. Prentice meet with
the presidents of the other asso-
Citations who use the assembly
room and its kitchen, to buy new
dishes and silver, if necessary,
whenever a definite date is set by
the American Legion Post. Re-
freshments were served by the
social committee at 10 p. M,
which was followed by Santa pre-
senting the gifts, and Il radio por-
gram. Several Christmas games
were played and also games of
bingo. Christmas carols were
sung-first by a quartet, then by
the entire group. Mrs. Wilson
Webber served as chairman of this
committee, assisted by Mrs. j
Market, Mrs. Gordon Barker
Mrs. Frances Geithman, Mrs
James Poplesein, Mrs. Earl Par
ker and Mrs. Ethan Fox. A beau
tifully decorated Christmas tree
was furnished by Coopers, of the
Cooper Winery.
William Miller, ST., of the Mil,
ler's auto and passenger boat liv.
cry, motored to Fort Lauderdale
Florida, where he will make his
home until the early part of April
or May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan Fox spent
the past week ashore, visiting
friends in Maumee, and theil
daughter, Mrs. Paul Heckters
and family, in Bowling Green.
Miss Judy Borman was Port
Clinton visitor this past week.
The Scheible- Downing American
Legion Post No. 542, is sponsor
ing its annual feather party il
the assembly room on Saturday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
Knights Plan
Xmas Parties

Two Christmas parties for
Knights of Columbus members and
their ladies and children will be
held in the X. of c. club rooms,
Madison street, Sunday. Paul
Riehl is general chairman for both
parties. ...
During the afternoon, Santa
Claus will be present at the
Christmas party for children. He
will have gifts for all youngsters
in attendance.
Knights and their lady guests
will attend the Christmas party
in the evening, when a card party
and luncheon will be features.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17

Slim Hartman took his missus
duck hunting the other day. And
after five hours of sitting in a
swamp, she'd had enough! Going
home, Slim reminded her good
naturedly of the time she'd taken
him to a woman novelist's lecture,
and insisted that he sit it out.
So now the missus and Slim have
an understanding. No more duck
hunting for her--no more lectures
for him. They decided each to his
oaOn taste.
It's because they can agree to
disagree like that, I think, that
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17

Dec. Is. Refreshments will be
served and games of pinochle and
euchre will be played.
Mrs. Thomas Smith is visiting
in Sandusky with her daughters,
Miss Frances Smith and Mrs. j.
Fredricks.
Mrs. Arthur Market was hostess
to the Meet En- All Bridge
club on Tuesday, Dec. Z. Mrs
Nerda Jenkins, Mrs. X. Chapman
and Mrs. }. Market were guests of
the club at this party. Mrs. j.
Market and Mrs. r. X. Evans held
high scores and Mrs. Earl Hallock
was consoled.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
Majorettes Near
Treasury Goal

Profit of $2S3.O0 from the re-
cent Bowling Green State Uni
versity choir program is announc-
ed by the sponsoring Cochran's
Majorettes. There were 433 tick
cts sold, and expenses totaled
$4,000.
Food s,.ved after the concert
was supplied free by Majorette
Mothers. Plans are made tenta.
lively to sponsor another appear.
ance by the same group next year
The Majorettes now have $334
in the treasury and hope to in.
crease the total to $400 so that
new uniforms may be purchased.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17

Open Evenings for Your Christ
mas Shopping Convenience Dec. 10
thru Dec. %. The Young & Schade
Co. 43-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-17
From where I sit ...M Joe Marsh
The Missus "Ducks" Out
A9perfiSemeat

Slim and the missus get on so we'll
content to stay home nights to-
gether, enjoying one anCther's
company over a glass of beer and a
game Of chess.
From where / sit, we can't all
enjoy the same things-but we can
share those little pleasures that
we do enjoy glass Of beer, a
game of chess, some music on the
radio - and live-and-let-live when
it comes to the others.
@s M"'1s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
Younger Set
By GwYNNE SIMMONS


A "chlli" evening was spent
hv an the Co-Ettes and rushees
al their palsma party al the
home Of Nvonne and Barbara
Golfer on Friday night last Spot.
ted participating IN games and
stuff were Phyllis Strong. Mar
tina Gotten. Carol Pearson. Ruth
Hall. Anne Poole Dolores Por-
ter. Janet Rudd. Beverly Evans.
Dolores Dolores DeBro. MargiC
King. Carole Bentord, Claudia
House. and manv others
An event really looked for
ward to nv Young Detroit D.
Wavne UniverSity's annua
"Wintermart 10 be held az state
Far Coliseum on Nov. 20. The
Ro Ka-W Club viii present a
cute skt featuring Gilbert Mad
dox and his Jokes, Jimmie
frankie Fritz. and Jimmie
Gene Kelly) Hendricks.
Are YOU 81. equipped with
50 30 and do YOU like good
shows Ii your answer is yes
20 these questions why dom
YOU take in the Ellltorians' Beaux
Arts Ball AZ the Club 666 come
next Nov. IL and 70 AZ s pm. .
The show is entitled "A Dav
with Madewoisclle" and will
feature such dancers as Gonzelle
Bailv Connie Washington. Wal
ter King. Eddie Brooks. and the
DeBro sisters. Dorothy Corrine
and Edna A few ~ the beau
tful models VIII be Nancy Nc
Con bs Adlcna S,urgis. Torres
Hend.iV and Ilcne Bennet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
Talk of the 1Io7e,n

50
BY LYNNETTE PENN

HANDCLASPS with all the warmth of friendship and ac
companed by joyful smiles will characterize the meeting
of members of the Detroit Musicians Association on SIM
day in Ann Arbor Michigan the home of MRS. LILLIAN
JOHNSON The hostess, formerly of the Detroit Tribune
and an officer for many years of the musical group viii
welcome Lawrence Watson president of the proun NIr,
Elizabeth Gary, Mrs. Constance Minis Mr. and Mrs Roo
er Woodey Mr.. and Mrs f. w Craig, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Hart Williams Mrs Lillian Harris. Mr. and Mrs W Har
vey Hill and many others Mrs Johnson has plan,ed
very fine musical program for the group and delicious
luncheon.
Dumms. with Ruth sions in vi"s@ s Win IN
Irene Arlington and Thema Bran winning prizes Member,
Murphy Josephine Mssens Alberta Fitzgerald Upshaw
on sunday Noyemb as for membs n snS P ct fun
dinner party and Of course bridge Also maintaining
photography Al the last meeting Mrs Vivian Nash Hill
TouGHDoWN TME in Cleveland this found D.
Mrs Walter Harmon Dr. and Mrs Gil Edwards and D. and
Mrs Bennett cheering spectacular plays Mere made
by the Cleveland Browns and San francisco seps
gridiron PLAYERS Marion Motley Horace Gillian Bill
for the Ohio aGgregauon and Joe Perry Robert rom
Forty Miners Up way to watch Michigan trounce IN
coS Leroy so ST. cs Hnn Goss co s H
WRc pAY ap p. nS On 10
d the ELLA Wayne athletes 81 at the oympe Lon
that invitations were out telling Of his msrrqe 10
Elizabeth lmOgene Phillips on Saturday evening me
brides mother Mrs Cecilia phillips seovel at six thirty
the g, son Of Rev and Mrs Robert Wright
On Friday night several Of her friends
home honor of her birthday Mys surprise complete When
the ca originated with Mary RlSbeb McFsnd se Ro
renne chums from days Atlanta Joining the fun Mar
ian Carter Louise Taylor, LYDIA GoggnS
Hackett Ruth Breaux Benadne Gloria
THE BRIGHT-EYED YOUNGSTERS entering he Lucy
Thurman Branch YWcA last Wednesday
Brownson School They the ryihm
reced by Mrs Alberta X. Powell performed pnei
pals OF the city schools al the annual luncheon by
Booker 7. Washington Trade Association
Deputy superintendent of the
Carlton Gaines of the
mems the that enjoyed
paid visit Lincoln School the musical
program presented the youngsters teachers at unique
Father and Son" night.
GETTING READY time are several orors u
Delta Sigma Theta On Friday night
Baker Constance Smith Charlotte Miller Margaret Moncone
Gwendon Charleston Esther LAMAR Ethel Baker
well answered the from chairman Eleanor and met
TAYLOR made
directors and representatives of
showtme February. The aspants for the musical
Continued Page l6l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

/, coke at least. How great can We
get
They say ii viii he wedding
bells on Thanksgiving for Vic
tcria Mccall. A quiet ceremony
after which she Will be MrL
Anderson. OF Louisville. Ky he
Is the promiennt barTister and
councilman from that city Bes,
wishes
4 note Of sadness creeps into
the column as we mention the
death Of Harriet Jane Hood. a
promising Young millneriSt she
died Sunday evening az Herman
Kieie; Hospital after d severe
illncSS Our condolences 90 her
family who live in Romulus.
Returning from New YORK TINS
week IS Henry Griffin of $50 f.
Wills He reports WhiflWind
time in the biz town.
Thinking OF the ecent elec-
Non and Truman victory local
Dem, cratic big wigs are already
MAKING plans lot we annual
Jackson DAY dinner IN March
Only nus YEAR y, VIII be know n
IS the Truman Jackson Day Vic
tory Dinner.
Fashion shows beng al the
age these DAYS. YOU can expect
me Younger gene aiion 20 cntei
GNi aia the splrt az things
The PTA of Wingert School
plt'tnc on siNlc show AZ Hart
FORT Avenue Bapiis. Church En-
GOV eVcnng The proceeds are
% be used toward tho purchase
~ sound pfolccto The voting
moc0ls are ,ehearsng diligently.
as Well as the Wlngcrt Glee CLUB
moe. the direction ~ Mrs. The.
ress Henderson.
Another one ~ DctrNit's love.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

daN,
Congratulations TO little Miss
Barbara Smith. daughter OF the
John Binford Smiths. who cele-
brated her tnlrd birthday Mon
dav evening with party Join
INK IA the fun were the Thomas
chilaren, samuel Eddie and
Edith Victoria: the Robinson
children. Carol. llcne and Fred
die, the Osborne children. Judith.
Roger and Terence Mary Jane
Barthwell Mark Golden and
Gail Hutchess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

canes us at the moment, but we
viii fill in next week.
Also altar bound al Christmas
time is none other than that
pob lar hairdresser. Charles
Journee 81 the House Of Beauty.
The love of his life is pre-
dental student and they intend
10 tie the knot on Christmas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
V a r / e t y
1.-THE SPICE OF LIFE"
by Cecile
by Cecil e

A rourmet's idea Of heaven couldn't have been any
more bea} than the buffet dinner served at the Grand
Opening nj Mclnerneys Poultry shop on Elizabeth. Bak
ed glazed turkeys roast pheasant IN VINE, lobster fried
er-aia king. hot h>cH appetzcrs etc. etc, topped off
with ice cream whipped tarts. cake and coffee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

lv dsm>cls has finally said YES
Pretty Matte Lewis. sister Of
Connie Baker. is going 10 the
altar next month His name es-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
Continued on Page lsl

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Let US know If your baby wsi
Chrisiened. Drop a card 10 this
newspaper.
Evening star., 1948-08-12
3 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUBURBAN sAIE-MD- fc.,t

SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tcent.)
ONLY s8,25O, with 81 600 down. owner
win sacrifice this 1A-year-old bungalow
to qualified purchaser Further details
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tAfter 8. call Mr.. Nelson, WA. S1l4l, with
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ONCE IN A BLUE MOON can we OFFER a
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real close-in Silver Spring for only S12,65O
AL All rms. ms R spacious and there's breakfast
1mmed, occupancy. Exclusive with SIMON
FRANK co. SH. 6363 until 9 pm.
S-RM. BRICK. large corner lot, in Silver
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large, beautiful kit; colored tile bath
many other features. Priced right at
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Evening star., 1948-08-12

50 900 BARGAIN. near Camp Springs
Pa acres-Center- asbestos bungalow
bath. new elec. refgr frozen food COM
partment. cleo range, oil h.-w.h.. garage.
chicken house, vegetable garden. Owner
leaving. quick possession; easy terms Call
Mr.. Eames, CO. 1915, with JAMES E.
MAHONEY, Woodward Bldg. RE 241I.
Evening star., 1948-08-12
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRelkiA.

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iVds sIVds Jefferson s manseh ViIlase Fri TsicouNTY
REALTY sEAk sr CO nns sgnfy sikoA EA S1s school
first COL sideration must be location. This
is it, Completely modern brick bungalow
also 2-car garage. For appointment to see
this evening call MT. Standerwick' sa Ca
So s57a; 9th DwYER & BOYD OK. 1850
this exceptionally well-huilt, 6-year-old
home, near Tysons Corner. Liyins na rm
basement with built-in garage, oil heat
suiated. just right for . couple q small
@ sss. s. a n' month. EhizABErH EI.is S'H ". HsosEN
siTo,soosS1s-nEDRM. BUNGALOW: older i.
6sas 6ssemens 1t0ssh with ahs'0n biose
s%Ifa sSiIfHion 4sis i50 wilson Blvd. oW ZOO
OFF OLD DOMINION DR.. . miles from
bedrm.. 2la-bath brick Colonial on y
The and charm
burg green, has 8 exposures; fireplace
corner cupboard, de luxe kit. fully equip.
"a bath, colored tile functional floor
plan; 2nd ioor, 3 twin-sized bedrms
and 2 complete tiled baths: full basement
fireplace in recre. rm., copper plumbing
gas heat, slate roof; immaculate cond
Owner must leave Immediately: S24 500
$500 cash, Sl41 per mo. Subject to
offer. LUCILLE COOK, exclusive. FA
3272, FA. 1854. Ia
NEAR PENTAGON-Beautif brick home
Just completed; situated on large lot anC
consisting Of especially large living room
with fireplace, dining room, well-eauipped
kitchen and y bath on first floor; bed
rooms and bath on second floor; also large
screened porch and full basement Cal
Mr.. Thompson, DE. 6027. with BETHEL
Evening star., 1948-08-12
SILVER SPRING

Have you been looking for a close-in loca-
ton; new. most modern school within 2
blocks with no streets to cross, fast bus
service . blocks; refined permanent neigh
borhood; financing very hard to find? We
have it in Brookside Forest, near Mrs
KS, OF ColeSvile pike; this weeks feature:
Comfortably spacious brick with huge
rooms. a center foyer hall. winding stair
way with iron rail large powder room.
rms. any one of which will take twin beds
2 with . closets: slate roof garage; S21,-
500, $4,000 first trust, 4Kaec, S95 per mo.
trust. Other homes in Brookside Forest
from ST $500. SH. 644O II no answer, SH.
1852 till 8 pm. WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1948-08-12
BETHESDA MD

This very attractive New England farm
house. located on corner lot of l20-foot
frontage, has an interesting living room
l3x24. one side OF which is paneled in
California redwood around the huge FIRE
place, Opposite side has built-in book
cases. The inviting dining room has low
ceilings and fireplace 3 goods sized bed
rooms, baths. random width black wal
nut floors, maids room and bath, work
shop, brick-terraced porch. attached ga
rage. Can be seen by appointment.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1948-08-12
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREl

A luxurious Colonial brick home, contain
ing very large rooms. screened porch, =
full baths and . half baths stairs TO at
tlci ia-acre corner lot: large library and
powder room. lst floor; attached garage.
Phone SH. 1913 till pm, DENNY g.