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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Welfare Costs Here
S22,995.O4 for June

Welfare costs for June in Garrett
county totaled 22,995.O4, according
to a report from Francis Connolly,
executive secretary of the county well
fare board
Old age assistance amounted to
$8,971.88 which included payments to
288 persons and two burials of 500
each. The average grant was $3O.52.
Aid to dependent children amounted
to $9,152.91, paid for 376 children in
1876 families, with $24.34 being the
average grant per child
Other payments included $26S.52
to seven needy blind persons; ST.
927.73 for general public assistance
in Ga cases, with an average grant of
$34.4S; payment of $654 for % cases
in foster home care, and administra-
ton costs of $1,000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Vet is Imprisoned
for False Statement

A veteran from Baltimore was re-
Gently sentenced to six months in the
federal penitentary and fined $500
for receiving weekly benefits under
the Servicemen's REIMBURSEMENT Act
after making false statements that
he had been unemployed during fou"
of the weeks he collected the COM
pensation. 1t was the first case in
Maryland to be tried by court, but
Charles L. Briner, manager of I'M
employment compensation of the
local division, reports that several
cases of fraud of similar nature exist
in the county. The most fragrant will
be taken before the Grand Jury in
September, he reiterated
The Baltimore veteran, Charles
Sessions, was discovered to have re-
ceived pay for four weeks work he
failed to report. He was asked to APP
pear and explain or make restitution,
but neglected to do so, Briner said.
The case was taken before a federal
district Judge who imposed the pen.
aIt1-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
DemoliSh Church
Near Savage Dam

Three young people. were appre-
hended during the week on charges
of malicious destruction of property
at Frankville.
AT hearing before Magistrate II.
A. Loraditch on Tuesday Paul Richard
Wilt, Is, was sentenced to the Mary
land Training School for Boys until
he arrives at the age of 81; while
Raymond Wilt, II, and frankie Lantz,
II, were given suspended sentences
to the Maryland Training School.
According to w. Dwight Slower
States Attorney, the three admitted
the charge. 1t was brought out in the
testimony that they had been fishing
and had entered the church to build
fire and get warm.
Slower said the three were charged
with breaking out all the windows,
breaking up the furniture including
the chairs and tables; burning 25
hymn and prayer books and throwing
the collection plates out the windows.
Formerly the Frankville school, the
building had been used by the Epis-
copal church in recent months. The
destruction was committed on July 10
and the investigation was conducted
by Sheriff J. S. Teats, Trooper Milton
Hart and Mr.. Slower. The two Wilt
youths are sons of Arthur Wilt, while
Lantz is a son Of Frank Lantz, all of
the Frankville section.
Yesterday an appeal was taken on
the magistrates decision, and Wilt
was released on bond for his APP
pearance at the September Term OF
Court.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Lou Bidder on Hospital Approved by
Planning Commission; Contract to be
Given to Builder in Immediate Future

Action concerning the approval of
Meyer Brothers as contractors for
the construction of the Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital at Oakland, was
received this morning in telegram
to f. R. Jones, from L. T. Smith,
construction engineer for the State
Department of Health. Mr.. Smith
sent the telegram on behalf of DR.. r.
H. Riley, director of the State De-
partment of Health and Chairman of
the Maryland Hospital Planning
Commission. The telegram stated
that letter of approval was in the
mail approving the action of the
County Commissioners in accepting
the low bid.
At meeting of the commissioners
on Tuesday night with executors OF
the will of the late George w Loar,
it was agreed that the bid of Meyer
Brothers would be accepted and the
contract awarded just as soon as the
federal government gave its approx
al. The bid was for $426,OO0.
Mr.. Jones said the Meyer Brothers
was being notified by telegram today
of the approval The firm will then
furnish completion and payment
bonds, after which it will be author-
lied to proceed Immediately, he SAID
This brings to successful conclusion
the first phase of the project to get
a modern hospital at Oakland. 1t was
announced on July Z, that work on
the structure would begin within two
or three weeks after approval was re-
ceived and the contract awarded, and
that the structure would be COM
pleted within 1865 calendar days after
construction was started.
There was no change in the out
ward appearance of the hospital in
the revised plans and the completed
structure will resemble closely the
picture above. The new hospital will
have 81 beds, clinic and a labora-
tory, with space provided on the first
floor for offices of the county health
department.
1t will be of brick construction,
two story, with a full basement I'M
derneath.
Federal funds totaling $163,O0O
have been earmarked for the project.
The sum of $4,000 was left for the
hospital by the late George w. Loar,
and an additional SOL ,320.84 was
raised by local contributions.
Officials estimated that it was be-
lieved $515,000 would be needed for
construction and equipment, some
$4,000 to $4,000 more than is in
sight at present, but they were of
the opinion that many additional
contributions would be sent in as
soon as construction actually got
under way.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
To Address Rotary

Arthur Werner, export manager of
the Kelly-Springfield Tire company
in Cumberland, will be the speaker at
the weekly meeting of the Oakland
Rotary club on Friday evening, ac-
cording to DR.. E. l. Baumgartner,
chairman of the committee in charge.
DR.. Baumgartner said Mr.. Werner
was former professor of economies
at Georgetown university and dur
ing the recent war was attached to
the Navy department in France. He
will speak on the Overall Foreign
Picture"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Accident Legion
Elects Officers

At a meeting of Accident Post No.
POS, American Legion, held on Tues
day, July 20, Charles Wilt was named
post commander, to succeed j. M.
Shoemaker.
Others named included Ernest
Glass, LIST vice-commander; Harland
Bowman, End vice-commander; Earl
Haenftling, adiutant; f. J. Spoer-
lein, service officer; Roy Glotfelty,
finance officer; Paul Kahl, chaplain;
Buehl Wilburn, ergeant-at-arms; j.
NJ. Shoemaker, historian; Owen Ben
der, senior color bearer; Charles
Wright, junior color bearer. Harland
Bowman and Donald Haenftling,
color guards.
Installation will occur on Tuesday,
August 3.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Oakland Amvets Gain
First Place in League
Win Sunday Against SwantOn
While Shallmar Loses to
Loeb Lynn

Oakland Amvets shut out Swanton
10 to 0 on Sunday to go into first
place in the Upper Potomac Baseball
league, while Shallmar, former league
leaders, were defeated by Loeb Lynn.
Prior to Sundays games Shallmar
was in first place through a defeat
Of Elk Garden 6-5 last Thursday.
Oakland paved the way for first place
Thursday by nosing out Kitzmiller
Vets at Kitzmiller by the score of .
to l.
In Sundays contests Kitzmiller de-
feated Crellin II to 2 on the latter's
diamond. 1t was the 18th win in IS
starts.
Oakland marked up its 18th league
victory Sunday against six losses
when Bob Glaze tossed a five-hitter,
struck out eight, and his mates ham,
mered Shaffer for 16 safetes includ-
ing four by Marucci who banged a
pair of doubles and two singles. Jim
my Lyons homered two aboard and
also garnered two singles. Davy
smacked two two-baggers.
Nordeck Shaffer and Harry San
ders shared four Crellin blows, while
Droppleman, Wilson and Cough col
lected three hits each for KitzmiIlcr.
Barger, Kitzmiller's starting pitcher,
struck out nine. He was relieved by
James in the 7th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
intermediate Camp Is
Scheduled at Mt. Lake

About one hundred boys and girls,
ages II, 10, and IA years, will gather
at Mt Lake Park July 26 to 81, for
the Annual Intermediate camp of the
Moorefield district of the Methodist
church, it was announced by Rev. w.
Reece Burns, business manager, and
former pastor at the Park. Rev. o.
H. Dorsey, Keyser, will be dean of
the camp and he will have a staff of
some thirty persons.
Mrs. r. E. Hitler will be dean of
girls and they will be housed in the
Deaconess home, while Rev. Harry
Myerly will be dean of boys, who will
have the dormitory space in the audi
forum for their headquarters. Teach
ers will include Rev. William E. AL
bright, Fort Ashby; Rev. Summer
Sawyer, Springfield; Rev. D. j.
Combs, Grantsville; Rev. r. E. Odell,
Franklin; and Rev. Fred B. Wyand,
district superintendent.
The theme will be Each for All"
There will be study classes and work
shops in the mornings, interest groups
and recreation in the afternoons, and
platform services in the evening.
Young people from the entire Moore
field district which includes Garrett
county Methodist churches, will at
tend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Chamber of Commerce
Makes Plans for
Dollar Days

One of the outcomes of a meeting
of the board of directors of the Mt.
Top Chamber of Commerce held last
Monday was a plan for the business
houses of Oakland to arrange for
community dollar days. Tentatively
scheduled for Friday and Saturday,
August 13 and Ia The event will
follow the pattern of the recent dol
lar value days in Cumberland in
which many prices were reduced,
thereby enabling the public to set
commodity bargains.
Newton Coplin, Wilbur Close, Don
aid Sincell, Charles Briner, and Will
liam Davis will head the advertising
committee, presenting full page ads
in local newspapers the day prior to
the sale.
TO Feature Ad at Legion Meet
An advertisement proclaiming the
rccreational facilities of Oakland
and Deep Creek lake will appear in
the program at the Maryland Ameri-
can Legion convention, at Atlantic
City in August, Secretary w. O.
Davis, said. The suggestion was made
by DeCorsey Bolden who appeared
before the directors They approved
a full page advertisement for the
event.
Tickets for Cumberland Pageant
Twenty-Five seats have been re-
served for Garrett county residents
who wish to attend the Miss Mary
land" contest to be held at Fort Hill
high school on August ,. The tickets
may be obtained by phoning W. o..
Davis, Oakland %. Miss Molly Smart,
winner of "Miss Garrett County"
title, will be one Of the contestants.
New Railroad Crossing
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
assured the c. of C. that new cross
ing on Second street will be con-
structed in the near future after the
Chamber relayed several complaints
about broken auto springs to NJ. J..
Laffey, railroad construction affiliate.
Material for the renovation is now in
Green Spring, w. Va, and will lie
forwarded as soon as possible. The
new crossing will have walkway
for pedestrians.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Seeks $1,000 Damages

Damages totaling $1,000 are asked
in suit filed in the Circuit Court Of
Allegany county as the result of an
automobile accident.
William R. Everett, who was al
legedly injured, seeks 81 900 dam
ages from Dalton J. Sheetz, whom he
claims was operating a car that col
lided with his automobile June II on
route 1876, near Swanton.
Everett, in the declaration, charges
that he suffered injuries and states
that his automobile was badly dam
aged.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Rain Already Exceeds
Month of June

Rain has fallen Is days already
this month measuring total of 6.3
inches, the government station at
Weber's reports. This exceeds the ell
tire month of June by about 04
inches. Weber's commented that no
rain fell from the 18th to the 8th, al
though the inchage for this week
was 269 The temperature hit high
of 80 degrees on the 18th, and low
of on July 20.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Patrick Sheehe In
Charge of Hotel

3 Patrick Sheehe is now in charge of
the William-James hotel, his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sheehc, having
moved to Cumberland where they re-
Gently purchased home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheehe came here
about three years ago, purchasing
the hotel and taking over the man
agement from Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. fowler who subsequently moved
to Elkins, w. Va, and are now at
the Tygart Valley hotel.
The Sheehes also have interests in
the Manhattan hotel, now under the
direction of Tom Sheehe, Jr They
also have two restaurants in Cumber-
land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
BevanS Sent to Paris
For State Department

Charles Irving Bevans, formerly of
Grantsville, was sent to Paris,
France, by airplane with % other Of
ficials of the U, s. State Department,
Bevans was the only attorney ard
was sent as legal adviser. They
started from the Washington Air
port Monday morning.
Bevans is graduate of Grants
vile High school, George Washing
ton University, and Washington Col
lege of Law, Washington, D. c., and
was admitted to the District Bar in
1882 and is son of Mrs. Eva Bevans
Beachy, Grantsville. He is also
nephew of the late DR.. N. l. Broad
water, of Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
All Star Baseball
Game Is Scheduled

The all-star game between players
of the Upper Potomac Baseball league
will be played at Oakland on Sunday,
August s, it has been announced.
Players from Kitzmiller, Shallmar,
Elk Garden and Klondyke will COM
pete against the all-star team from
Oakland, Loeb Lynn, Crellin and
Swanton. All regular games scheduled
for that day will be played on August
Is, it was stated.
The playoff will start on August
%.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Name New Members
To Welfare Board

At a meeting of the County Com
missioners this week two persons
were named as members of the Gar
rett County Welfare board for six
year terms, until May 81, 1854. They
were Mrs. Robert 7. Hoffman, Oak
land; and Leslie B. Sharpless, Kitz-
miller.
j. Edward Helbig, president of the
Commissioners, will be the commits
sioner member until May 81, 1949, it
also was announced.
Other members include Dorsey T.
Ashby, Mrs. H. L. Bennett, Emeric
Dusic, and Daniel Hershberger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Is Granted Medical License

Among the 144 medical doctors
who were granted licenses by the
Board of Medical Examiners of
Maryland on Tuesday one of the list
was Bowie L. Grant, son of DR.. and
Mrs. w. w. Grant, who received his
NJ. d. in June. Grant recently began
his internship at the West Baltimore
General hospital
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Judge To Return Home

Associate Judge George Henderson
was expected to return to his home
at Cumberland from the Washington
county hospital, Hagerstown, where
he has been a patient for the past two
months as the result of injuries suf-
fered in an automobile accident near
Clearspring.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22

Henry Wallace urged the repeal Of
the draft.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE, unfurnished or
partly furnished; NV. or nearby Nd.
: 20 OR Is ) BEDRooM IGss unfurn,sh.d house so to
Sui sGsLHT yefs FoR 6sef MSNfa f. OF JUNE, en- chill
sren; 3 Dm' siSS. oT ss 81; 1878; Ext 1876. After
WANTED TO LEAsE-Furn. or unfurn., 5
or story BLDG, conv. located in nice
residence and embassy's onices. consist
ing OF reception hall, library. g or 8 bed
rooms. or bathrooms: dining rooms,
or rooms for a ofsces fS No HSir other "n Oilers
accepted. Cali MISS MALLENs $3.50 am
! PM DE. ZOO weekdays. 27'
unfurnished house Chevy. Chase or NV.
s6ss s6ss; up to $3.50 year lease. Call ei! Tw.
NAVAL COMMANDER needs s-bedrm.
furnished house in suburban or NV. wash
I6E s5aMEk. june it e gss SEPT ii Is: ysSt; iuliy
esny.ns.; in suburban wassin1ton, M Mary y
and Or Virginia; for couple With we'll
Sis1e1esd ss6Sld cs @s esy sse will luEa'h
9Th floor apartment? She needs a yard;
or csrns family Of P.tens Gnse oes ea ea
fTkSfsHE6 0ns ao2sEsil,.F T'' sp1iss SGo s e.
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM house. furn
or unfurn.; will pay up to Sl25. Phone
TE. 1898, an. to IL pm; suburban
pIpLoMATic. Ri s5sIs1FSS. REPRESENTATIVE desires s
house. on or eedrms . Sompietsly np dgo fuEn n
4RCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. wife and
equivalent, house, apt, barn, etc; must
vacate 9TH June; expecting baby 18th
Jply; will redeeorate eon or anything; reason
NAVAL OFFICER. WIFE AND CHILD re-
ouire furnished house or apartment with
two bedrooms or three, from June ID to
slightly. Phone oW. 1888
COUPLE DESIRE 2-bedroom furn. house
to $3.50 mo-: lease. ME-. 1895; Ext. 5-E.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-2-bed -bedrm: furn
house in Northwest District, for diplomats
family, small children, L and 2 yrs. of
age. Call EX. 7447. -27
REPAIRS MADE on your unfurn. house
aD cGnns Som: RAJ girls sscs ant a.r 10 pnst
AIR FORCE MAJOR with . children de-
Sires to rent furn. house or apt. for June
and July. HI. 300; Ext. 222s or WI.
PROF: NEEDS 2 or 3 esd5m; house or
Ext. 354 or Laurel 943-J. 30
DIPLOMAT DESIRES furn. house with 2
oeeupaney on a yearly lease Reply to Mr.:
R!ZATEPAE. 200 Mass. ave. NV. rs
CANADIAN DIPLOMATIC COUPLE require
3 3-bedrm. house; preferably Chevy Chase,
Bethesda area. Phone JACKSON. DE.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. Bio
76
HOUSES FOR sALE-No,thwest.

COLORED-GOoD BUY-ses0oe CASH
nets $500 per month plus Groom apart
ment for owner. Owner will move imme-
diately. Fine neishborhood. 1905 Kalo-
coLoRHDMi1oo taTa Ri BLOCK ssrd-s rms.
bath, coal h.-w,h.: only $3.50 down: month
ly pymt.. like rent: PAUL j. MILLER.
sG 1tb s av SLock Dc s4si Sf%T6S SE B r o
doEn. Cali pU. a4as or pU. 1910 e see
thfs -priced home on the hill, PAUL J.
eoLokEp G6tiH; l y FiAtIiRMoNT. NR. 11th S
rms, bath, coal h.-w.h only $3.50 down:
.his, inc buy today; PAUL J: II MILLER. ijzs
CoLoREDSand NR. Hist comm,
rms and bath; this fine location for the
low price of $1,000 down, low monthly
terms PAUL J. MILLER 1921 14th st.
GoLokEHpEsEwToE COL Ri s Fl p1 sr. i2p nf New HamY-
section on the hill PAUL ]. MILLER.
1921 14th st. NV. DU. 242e or DU. 1870.
COLORED-Sth ST.-1st comm, 6-rm.
row brick: located in excellent. section:
syllable , fer business snssrprsss lpT sown
coLoRHD4NES COL RHs sf YORK pS AVE. .nr. 4th---
low down pymt: of $1,000 and conven-
lent terms. PAUL J, MILLER. 1921 14th
So e nE oRrho pu 81 sT epr r pS ~ INA .Nn a,h
ms 5-rn.: 2.bath;; full bsmt:; ,zonsd lst
down. DOWN. PAUL j. MI MILLER s 1871 tis 14.h t'eo st.
NV. DU. 243S2, or DU. 1870.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE

MOVING BY VETERAN of experience, with
new van; careful handling: reas. rates.
Call any time. Mr. Cook. GIL. bI37.
SMALL JoBs-Trunks. personal effects,
oass. etc, Days nights, suns. Truck with
white driver: $3.50 hr. LU. S905.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separats
UNION STORAGE CO. NC. s est. 1905. .''
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.--24-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling:
RfDHcED RxTks: ayePsse vera e' rooms nS H'oe Of
ment M. .rlt' for So ~ per month. Reasonable rates
Ass r. ssdtena eo rE siss sAFhE1 81 TF s5 ae
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING G. - rs;t st
H8usEHoLfp HOLT nse MeovrNGs 'SS; Between Wash
p c.. and Eastern. Southern or Middle
s,s5 nsh s1d bsf hedsgs phons PeoRf Rus
wick. Md. 2766 and reverse the charges.
VAN WITH WHITE DRIVER. $3.50 hr.,
furniture. household effects, etc. Days,
.ves.. suns. Packing and grating. LU; s905,
' pay on mosns w 5Vf suFRs' Re- 50
WANTED. LOAD OR PART LOAD to and
from Washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland,
Denver. Calf; Immediate service. NORTH
ERN VAN LINES. INC, AT. Sl53, AT. 81
MOVING. HAULING-careful handling by
exper. veterans; reas. rates; 24-hr. service
MR.. GARRETT. oW. 1881. 3
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus FUR
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia 2931. after : pm, GE. l4l6.
Evening star., 1948-05-26

CoLoRED-7aaioo BLOCK M ST. Nv
500 Cali MIR. HARRIS, DE. 1850, CO,
CoLoRED-e.oo BLOCK 1st ST. NV
Cali MR.. HARRIS DE. 1850 CO, iI5s.
CoLoRED - ATTENTION - Reasonably
priced houses in all sections of the city
Small down payment; Call William T
Rs5a'% h with 81 n1 LEO 1b H ssx1SI ss55 1D
coLoRED-sM ROOM RRrck-Ba tn.
oSEonrpSE& SAaffREah sfaMILF Yi HoNE ME- s
&; and Central n,i, ave ns open daily snd
rent the other; down payment $500;
caR5 cok6kEBI Tb 8sa5-FE 4 81 fo|s Nw-Rov 5I,,s
large 6 rms: tile bath. rec. rm.. gas H.
VII; possession with deed. $4,000 down,
HARTMAN n IT. fR RF4Ty ss5a VI Ng sss 0S Good Hope
CoLORED-1sth AND CORCoRAN SITS.
N.W.-Lovely brick home. s rms, bath,
R5ses Fshs DIEsES EaR1rda
coL0REnD, L0Dan etTi nTTENTIoS@see MI 5So these Con-
veniently located brick houses, considered
r"m ns s Yse eeupped in % f vh e
your opportunity to acquire a home at the
sh' price aa5 Ls1m' fs hh ssso
CoLORED-BEAUTIFUL DETACHED .
man Ri' osSS sS6sfan5isl ST t6ao cash; MR. jESToSs'
bath properties, reasonably priced MIR.
e6E6skbt e6E6 M5 sHss 500 fEfs Kfock kD az e
call e hsfi MRS rGeS aSwsRD sR2s'on m ss sGt
COLoRED-13ee COLUMBIA RD.--va-
CANT. Open 2 to dark daily. y rms, bath,
eSf6slbs eSN5s H aGs0 kEsYos fHsi eE sTs Tssa rms:
fasn ss 1E5t 1fisff s a
COLORED-Gi.. ATTENTION. Act quickly
on these, brsnd.new semidetached brick
bath full basement, gas heat, modern
MITcHELL eUicK, D1. asai; eve,
coLoRED-N:w.; $1,000 powN-srlck
auto gas h,-w.h.; cony;. elosesln section,
IIoNAL REALTY CORR, i4es K st. NV,
coLoRED-INyEsTMESTas-rm brk.: 2
3l2 3rd s.; s.w. Csh STROUP. ia, $685.
coI 9. r. narT 600 !. e y ser sss CT ant, L..
4 .COLOhED-bkfhN NJ AptS., q lge
MILLER. MI sos6: eves DE. s657.. -
CoLORED - Ilsr Glka".. Init
sss6 sDs dss.aass mi! NJ $50 Sso rms Ss''
bath. hardvsod is. automatic neat; pos- us:,
aR cAsfR r M aos" s7ss s. hsdf b6
coLokED-sAKs.1N: ns's. 3s1s "a waIaeh aRs, pI j
sffs R,{%:s' ssFf B. p sAfRsR sRSslP'%fHs
d5ASs doHosEbns1is AD: Sl3t' ,,,A ST. s,w-4snni, I'm
also 3105 1lth st. NV. ami; substan-
>; D. PzTE1sk sT n IS. WiLLrzas' biz iiih s.:
coLoaED Ok Iii DoMlA4TrENrIoN. srEcULAToRs
-5-room semidetached frame with all
tion aaern prieed spiT at 81 $50 for mmedist. sale
3: g. BusNEs BuNgss Ho, o7oo; eyes, Mr.. Sc Sgr-
coEoRpDWisoe t!6s. Hi zz9s BLOCK ST. Nv
water water oil OIL heat. basement: income $500 per !
mo; terms oss Can till g. MRS. LEWIS, of Ex'
cosokE6-WARDER s9s1 hH -SHsER ST. NV. near Rock
Greek Church rd.-,Lge; brk. home. with
apts., end and ard a. apt. furn. goes with /
property; gar. on an alley. Owner wants /
to sell quick and mas put low pries Price on on
,a.S ,een eaeep en Wedn.sdaVs W only, Phone tin .
siRw e; FA Really srY'i CO. or Realtors Re- s0'
DOWN WILL MAKE you
tn. proud owner OF this 6-rm. row brick
home with fun bsmt., h.-wh., gas and
,iee This one won't last long. SURETY
REALTY CO., tx, 1874; ewes, TR. 1927.
-2S
3 baths; detached home on large lot fac
Ing two streets. For details call Mr.
HoFFER: Ma: s223; ewes. De, 5000 20
AVE- rms. and bath brick house: $3.50
down. bal. like rent. GAEGLER REALTY
Co, MA. Ills; eyes., HO. 1881. 80
Evening star., 1948-05-26
HOUSES UhFURkishFp.

Sprine; larte fenced yard: no objection
to children; $l3b month on lssss. sH
SrW s11S, uAmraH,Rs AVE. Ext, s.b.arm
modern home: S2l 0 per mo. For further
Information, call MRS. HAYCRAFr. PL.
697S. -z9
$50 PEABODY IT. NE--New homs. Just
completed, Q-story detached brick. con-
sistinr Of large rooms, 2ls modern tiled
Ssths, modern kitchen. library. recreation
room, full basement, front and back
{ion room All modern up-to- date I'M
nroyements. Convenient to stores and
TRANSFORMATION Can be seen by appoint
ment' S1QO monthly. Call Mr. Hill.
SEDERAL CONTRACTING CO.. 9l5 New
Work ave NV, MA 74l6. pr
Evening star., 1948-05-26
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EESTAT. ExCHANGE WANTED - Com
rIstely modern Groom house near Cor
near washington. D. G., besinnins Sep
fember or need c-3 bsdroom house hers
WIN pay UP to SIZE Csh NJ 4l4s.
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