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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01

which will be used in all schools of
the county this term.
The projected program, he said, is
designed to develop youth who can:
/. Work together democratically
and tremendously with others.
2. Read from many authors on a
topic and draw logical conclusions.
3. Undertake a major problem or
project and follow it through to sue
cessful conclusion.
A. Exchange worthwhile ideas be-
fore an audience or in group dis
cussion.
5. Write interestingly and convey
thoughts in manner that the read
er will clearly understand.
6. Defend this democracy which
affords freedom for individuals to
develop to the maximum of their abil-
ity so long as they do not infringe
upon the rights of others.
7. Grow mentally, socially and
physically to the optimum of their
ability.
8. Find his place as a well adjusted
citizen in the community and world.
Mr.. Hardesty pointed out that the
new method would be a departure
from the traditional method of text
book teaching, but that factual learn
ing was not being set aside. Our pro
gram, as projected, he said, calls for
pupil activities, pupil-teacher plan
ming, functionalized instruction in
which teachers acknowledge that
boys and girls learn by doing.
He pointed out that this did not
infer that skills and facts are nc
longer considered important. Skills
and facts are taught in a more mean
ingful and life-like way to meet the
needs of youth. Reading, writing
speaking, spelling, arithmetic are al
necessary and important in solving
their many problems, he emphasized
From the teachers participating il
the workshop came the conclusion
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Centennial History Being Termed
Enduring Contribution to Oakland

papers, lawyers, banks; organiza-
tions, farm and dairy, "The Park" and
its environs.
Also included in the volume is
map of Oakland, of Garrett county,
a variety of illustrations, business
guide of Oakland in 1860, one in 1872,
one in 1926, and business and pro-
fessional directory as of 1949.
Among the many families men
toned are those of rant-Townshend,
John NJ. Davis, John Harmed, M. l..
Scott, Offutt, Hart, Naylor, Shirer,
Bolden, Sincell, Treacy, Weber, Nc
Comas, Bartlett, Hinebaugh, Broad
water, Thayer, Hamill, Tower, Tot
ten, Mitchell, Sturgiss and many
others in connection with the various
enterprises here.
Among the early settlers will be
found the names of Armstrong, Nc
Carly, Ingman, Thayer, Totten and
Tower and others.
In her introduction Mrs. Weeks
notes that her story of Oakland was
written at the request of former
Mayor Lawrence NJ. Fraley and Cap
tain Charles E. Hoye. She is aware
that it is not complete history but
hopes it may inspire others to carry
on research and to increased interest
in preserving old documents, letters
and photographs of historical value.
Copies Still Available
There are limited number of
copies of the history still available
and may be obtained by ordering
from The Republican office. The
price will be 90 cents plus two cents
tax, for a total of $1.00. They will
be mailed anywhere in the United
States. Cash must accompany order.
Around 1900 copies were purchased
during the Centennial celebration,
and those familiar with the contents
are of the opinion the balance of the
edition will be gone in the near
future.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01

Many persons are beginning to
recognize the worth of Oakiand's
Centennial History, if letters being
written to the Centennial Commission
and the author, Mrs. Thekla Funden-
berg Weeks, can be taken as an in
dication. Visitors and residents have
now had time to read the books and
are realizing the valuable contribu-
ton made by the author.
After praising the way the materi-
al was handled, the appropriateness
of the cover design and the satisfac-
tory illustrations, paper and typog-
raphy used in the production of the
volume, one writer has declared he
was "amazed at the research car
ried on. 1t all fills me with desire
to revisit your highlands, and retrace
some of the explorations and hap
penings recorded with such engaging
interest"
"When the tumult and shouting
are over yours will be an enduring
contribution and to which many will
turn in the coming years." writes an
other.
A former resident, writing from
Colorado, said 81 find that | remem-
Der so much of the early days and
people that would all have stayed
submerged without the book to bring
it to the surface. Pm sure this will
be the experience of many of us old
natives. You'll find that you have
given us all more pleasure than you
ever dreamed of"
The book, containing 104 pages and
cover, contains a lengthy chapter on
Garrett county, one on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad through the coun-
ty, and in succession chapters on
early settlers, Oakland, wars and
Veterans organizations, hotels and
the horse and buggy days, mills and
tanneries, merchants, doctors, den
lists and druggists; hospitals and the
Loars, Churches and cemeteries, IL
braries, schools, postoffices; news
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Enlists i'm Army

Gerald E. Wotring, Kempton, II
years old, was accepted for two-year
enlistment in the Army on August
2, and was sent to Martinsburg, W.
Va, it was announced by Sgt. Bidwell
Sherman, recruiting officer.
Sgt. Sherman said that there were
a number of vacancies for one-year
enlistments for the air service or
citizens IS to 10 years old, during the
month of September.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Bus Operators to Meet

School bus operators will meet in
Oakland High school next Tuesday
morning, September 6, at II o'clock,
for their semi-annual session, it was
announced by Arthur H. Green, pres
ident.
He said the meeting would be an
important one with R. Bowen Har-
desty, county superintendent of
schools, being present to explain the
state formula on bus operators sala-
ries.
The regular banquet will be held
in the St. Johns Reformed church in
GrantsviXlle at 6:45. Arrangements
are in charge of Howard Skidmore,
president.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
9TH in Construction

Garrett county stands seventh in
the multi-million dollar school build
ing program in the state, according
to a report released by the State De-
partment of Education on the prog
ress of construction work.
The department reported that more
than 500 million in new school
buildings and additions will be under
construction or completed by July /,
1850.
Garrett county's school construc-
ton figure is $1,91O,977. Allegany
county is in sixth place with $2,945,-
900.
The state program embraces a
total of 121 buildings and lao addl-
tions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Osgood Bus Line
Being Extended

The Osgood bus line of Morgan
town. w. Va, has taken over por-
ton of the Emory Line, effective to-
day, it was announced by company
officials.
The Emery Line, Cumberland and
west, was included in the purchase.
The new schedule is being announced
in today's issue, providing direct
line from Cumberland to Morgantown
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Golf Finals Saturday

Finals in the top flight of the Oak
land Country club golf tournament
were scheduled for Saturday between
Leo Treacy and Robert Bosley. Both
finalists are from Oakland, the first
time in three years.
Bosley eliminated last years win
ner, Phil Contic, to reach the finals
and last Saturday Leo Treacy de-
feated F. d. Bittle one up in a So
hole match. The final hole decided the
match.
Competition continued in the other
three flights.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Park Girl Named On
'Nation" Committees
Mona Lou Evans Returns Satur.
day From Washington After
Representing Maryland

Miss Mona Lou Evans, of Mt. Lake
Park, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Evans, returned on Saturday from
Washington where she had repre-
scented Maryland at Girls Nation,
sponsored by the American Legion
auxiliary.
Ninety-six girls attended from
every state except Mississippi, and al
so two from the Panama Canal zone.
Held to stimulate greater interest
in the function of government and to
study government at its source, it
will be repeated next year.
A mock government was set up in
Washington with meetings in the
caucus room of the Senate office
building. Josephine Daniels, Oster-
vile, Mass, and Ernestine Smith, of
Guthrie, Oklahoma, were elected
president and president with the
oath of office being administered by
vice-president Alben Barley. Miss
Evans served as chairman of three
committees, Labor, Rules and Regu-
lations and Inaugural.
Miss Evans carried letters from
Senators Herbert r. O'Conor and Mil
lard E. Tydings Girls were welcomed
by cabinet officials and housed at
American University. They were re-
ceived informally by President Tru-
man. They placed wreaths on the
tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the
tomb of George Washington and took
a number of sightseeing tours.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
new TEACHING PROGRAM EXPECTED
TO HAVE FAR REACHING EFFECTS

That the curriculum and teaching
program for the schools of the county
growing out of the two workshop
periods this summer would have far
reaching effects upon the present
school pupils and those of years to
come, was pointed out this week by
R. Bowen Hardesty, county super
intendent of schools
Mr.. Hardesty has arranged a fore
word to be used in the eleven bulle-
tins written in the two summer work
shops of both elementary and high
school teachers, in which he explains
the improved method of teaching
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01

that the program is a twelve-year one
and that next year a combined work.
shop will be held including both ele-
mentary and high school teachers, at
which time the present resource
units will be refined in light of
teachers experience with them in
the classrooms during the ensuing
school year and additional resource
units will be developed
This GORE" curriculum program
was in effect in all high schools last
year except the 18th grade, but is
being extended this year in all
grades.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01

Half of the county teachers along
with principals and supervisors
participated in the elementary work.
shop where two detectives were at
tempted. A study program was
organized where important principles
of teaching were demonstrated, and
courses of study were produced. One
committee undertook development of
language arts program of skill
sequences for grades one through
six in reading, writing, spelling and
language The other committee out
lined a program of content work in
science, social studies and health.
Thirty-two teachers and all princi-
pals participated in the junior
senior high workshop, as part of the
in-service education program.
Specialists who participated in the
two workshops were listed in pre-
vious stories, but Mr. Hardes Y
again emphasized the high calibre of
those who assisted with the program.
He believes that the educational pro-
gram outlined is a forward looking
one which. will meet the needs of the
youth of Garrett County. Outstand-
ing educational people from the State
Department of Education and other
school systems have also stressed
this point, he said
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Warnings of Frost

Warnings of a frost in the near
future on the mountain top were be-
ing broadcast today as a cool wave
settled over the county.
The low reading of the week at the
Weber station was As on the 31st,
while a high of So was recorded both
on the 26th and 9th.
Rainfall during the week amounted
to rs inches.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Work to Resume

Work on the structure, corner of
Oak and Third streets, is expected to
be renewed in the near future, with
possible completion by January, it
was announced this week by Stuart
f. Hamill, Jr.
The building is to house an A.
and P. super market. The work was
halted last fall.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
School Cafeteria to Open

The Oakland Elementary cafeteria
will begin serving meals to pupils on
the opening day of school, Wednes-
day, September 7, it was announced
by Joseph Sollars, principal.
Lunches will be $1.15 a week, %
cents per days
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Divorce Decree Granted

A final decree, granting an abso-
Lutte divorce to Haifa Hamill from
Daniel Mckee Hamill, was signed on
August 80 by Associate Judge Oliver
H. Bruce, Jr., in Circuit Court pro-
ceedings here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-01
Firemen Answer Alarm

Oakland Firemen answered an
alarm to the home of Dewey Welch,
in the Rosedale section, about 1880 o.
clock last Friday morning. There was
slight damage.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

$500 DOWN, GI
Payments like rent; new 2-bedroom
brick home, fireplace in liv. nm.
din. rm., equipped kit, lovely full
basement, with gas heat; adjoining
park, / blk. from school and shop:
ping center Bus at door. Call
PERRY BOSWELL INC, WA. 1900
Omen till & nm.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
COUNTRY HOME
WITH 3.8 ACRES
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
SILVER SPRING AREA
SALE OR EXCHANGE

Interior completely remodeled and
modernized; new air-condltioned
heating system, all new plumbing
s1aen snd elsctTie neuGns Gihs side WaIs barn
with box stalls for 8 horses; con-
veniently located in West Spring
brook. near the intersection, Of the
Glenmont -Colesville rd: and Kemp
Mill I'd. and overlooking beautiful
Northwest Branch parkway; this
has many features that will appeal
to homeseekers desiring real coun-
try atmosphere. First floor, SIT
BY lsN-ft. rear porch with sun
deck above. center-entrance hall
large living rm. with fireplace, wall
of attractive knotty-pine paneling
and shelving. large dining rm. with
bay and built-in china cupboards;
breakfast nook with finest modern
Hotpoint dishwasher, large electric
refrigerator with deep-freeze COM
parttnents, two-oven electric range
with all controls and abundance OF
with shower stall: attached one-car
and bath, including lift. by lift.
master bedroom and another equip
ped with attractive built-in bunk
and cabinets, l4-ft. by lsH-ft. sun
deck; stairway to storage attic. new
oil-fired International condition
heating plant in basement; driveway
and landscapins unfinished. Priced
below cost, $4,000 with 3.S acres
q planned half-acre homesiteS. or
$24,150 with 20 acres 70 planned
half-acre homesiteS. For additional
information or appointment, call
GEO. J. MOSS. Realtor, SH. $500.
Evenings Ii 5-10T3 2ls
Evening star., 1949-08-20
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLA AND SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLANp

SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlANp
sWIMMING POOL for the children
Told brick home on ise lot
eue tu 1smt BUY ssSco sfss SpsenS. s%
open ali day Sunday. 30
SOL PER MONTH will buy this pre-
war, Groom. .2-story house on large
leyel, lot; full basement, Venetian
blinds; 70 SIDE nno porch; priee,& & sloS4@ 300
Hlf' iii s9ao pm RosRRf S9sR f' J. "a DAv1s ssoS Z
CO. ONCE open all day sunday,
BRICK RAMBLER. s11,5oo: 2 b. rs,
ultramodern. equip. kit. new radiant
assume sss fe9sfd 81 osn sl pssaS. dGSn sad
go $500 'af!usns sii Dm esSf3Haaf osaRf s. a DAVIS Wis
F,yE;Hees TI'S s.sI.9s? susGalqw, a. 2S. w ~ 1n
Dsrtly I'm. 'u attte full rnd ~ Ssmt,
Large lot Of 5ox2oo; paved streets
and sidewalks: two blks from school
sndo snd stores: Priced r,sht at $lo'sQn;
ewes. HI. e372. al
BUNGALOW, S11,95o:
Assume GI loan with small down
payment and move into this lovely
2-bedrm. bungalow. full tiled bath.
center-wall frepl., auto. heat; large
lot, close to everything. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., WA. 6655.
Estate SALE in Capitol HetEhts;
detached asbestos shinsle, with Z
rooms and bath, h.-w. oil heat. on
. big, level lot. with garage. Priced
for quick sale at $4,000. DI. s917.
w. L. MOORE, GE. 2s02 -21
SS,95O-Available in 2 or 8 wks..
Forest Heights Lee. lot. expansion
attic. gas heat. Cali WARD. ME
1900; ewes. and Sun, 10. 3-sl 81.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANp

OPEN SAT. AND sun. 2 til dark
brick home on large corner lot; lge
liv. rm., fireplace. scr. iiy. porch,
susss,sized din rm' large ,arS. KIT. h.dyms T,sn
and bath up; full bsmt.. lay; and
outlet, breezeway TO garage; $21 800.
Colesville rd., . blocks past -Four
Corners shopping cent right
Loraln to Open Sign.
OVERLOOKING SLIGO EEK
home OF distinction, destined SO un-
usual. cannot be compared in this
area: 30-ft. liv. rm. with balcony,
double picture windows overlooking
creek, 4 bedrms., 21a baths, large
kit. with breakfast i.ook very large
rage. ls-acTe let; $4,000, below cos,
LOOK Beautiful stone and brick
rambler on large corner lot. exclu-
sive section; extra large lily. rm.
with beaut. stone frepl., large Kit.
with, dishwasher and garbage dis,
Pesa edrOoBs nseakffsf nh nSeh Ssh bsm wsd
Law; S29.500. Ga. ave. to Mont.
gomery Hills, left at Seminary rd.
sfIvGR II Hgsn sPRiNo-Larse sFfa. red brick
bungalow, unusually large corner
IT. IT. E3fS sPas0Ss S4.sk,s F rm NOOK s.Fs ta aTse
sized bedrms. and bath, full stair
way to expandable attic, roughed- in
plumbing, full bsmt., rec. rm. posi-
BILE. beautiful shrubbery and dog
wood trees; Sl3,a50. Appt. only.
SPRING-Dale dr., adioin-
ing Sligo Pkwy-Unusually large
red brick Colonial. on corner lot;
liv. rm. adjoining iiv. porch. guest
sized din. rms full center hall. "a
bath, large kit. breakfast nook. 8
twin-sized bedrms, . full baths up;
rec. rm., Law, gas &C. heat, built-ln
garage. Excel. financing. reasonably
priced. Appointment only.
ORLOSKY REALTY co.
UT = 3pon CT 1904 81
Evening star., 1949-08-20
OPEN TODAY. / TO 6 PM
8611 IRVINGTON AVE.

BEIHESDA. MD.
Corner detached brick, > years old
with den or bedroom and 12 bath
on LIST fioor; 3 twin-sized bedrooms
. baths on 2nd floor; lovely wall.
to-wall carpeting. aluminium storm
windowing, doors and comb. screens
attached garage; originally S27,500
will sell today for much less. Te
reach: Out Old Georgetown ,rd. al
Bethesda Bank to Roosevelt st.
left to Irvington, right to house
or out Braddock blvd; to Broadmoor
LEGUM d GERBER CO., AID. 300
Evening star., 1949-08-20
In Lovely Broad1nont
Tolls Th,,roh
ALEXANDRIA
IN BEAUTIFUL
MONTICELLO PARK
HIGH ELEVATION

Built in 1s4l of finest prewar ma.
terials, this modern home located
among other beautiful homes, 10
for sale due to owners work in
New York City. Convenient to
George Mason School St. Stephens q,
ST. Marys and st. Agnes Schools.
First floor, living room dining room
combination 15x31. stone fireplace
and very novel treatment OF
mantel and bookshelves, large pic.
ture windows. modern equipped
kitchen opening onto large screened
porch with bufit-in tables and eup-
boards where one may dine near
the treetops. Second hoor, master
bedroom, private tile bath. double
storage closets, 2 other bedrooms.
good closets; one other tiled bath.
Full basement. recreation room, hre.
place; Laundry room, oil a.-c. heat,
half bath, outside entrance, storage
room; copper water pipes; stats
roof; television aerial; Venetian
blinds; beautiful and abundant
shrubbery; storage room for garden
tools. Firmly priced at S24, 1000;
may also be purchased completely
furnished.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

EVANSVILLE, MD.
six-rm. home with am. convs.i 2 ga
RACES: located on lge. lot with alley
in the rear. Price. S13,750.
G.. H. PEARCE
6229 BALTIC. ave, Riverdale, Nd,
WA. 1908; ewes, WA. 630S. -21
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Wilton Woods (Nr. Alex J
4-Bedroom, 2-Bath
Brick Colonial

Built 1949. Approx. / acre ground.
Conven. Burgundy Farms school.
Designed by leading architect and
built by the Washington building
code, this Ia . most attractive home
with den or bedroom and full the
bath on first door: living room and
ing room, Colonial fireplace. l3x23:
dining room, l3x1S, with ehaif
rail. A very modern kitchen With
double sink and tile space for auto-
matte washer. Recreation room
space in the full basement which
contains Aldrieh oil h-E.h.,; eopper
at all windows good outhuildinR 4
suitable for workshop or small barn.
For sale due TO-. naval ofhesr'S
transfer, S27,50O.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
MCLEAN VA
MCLEAN

3-bedrm. brick home. consisting OF
lee. liv. rm with fireplace, dining
rm., equip. kit. incl. 21-cu.-tt. Deep
freeze; full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., CON-
bination aluminium storm sash and
screens, screened rear porch: mr.
bus, shops and schools; will submit
reas. offer. Dial operator and ask
for E1mwood 325 or 322 fno tolD.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
MCLEAN, VA.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
10,206 Switzerland Rd.
SILVER SPRING

Open Sunday, 2 Till Dark
This prize prewar brick beauty shoulc
be seen by every one interested in
finding an unusually nice home. II
is lovely to look at; has plenty oil
charm and comfortable throughout
Large liv. rm., din. rm, wall-to-
carpets if desired, kitchen with Hot
point dishwasher, large breakfast
nook. 2 bedrms. and tiled bath
large den or bedrm and powder
rm.. delightful large liv porch, full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h., recreation rm.,
snack bar. piano, maids rm. Gear
garage. Lovely lot. Close to buses,
stores and schools.
Reasonably Priced at $24 500
Terms-Trades Considered
Directions: Out Colesville rd to
Lorain ave. t2 blocks beyond Four
Corners, left block to Switzerland
rd, right to Open sien.
Exclusive Realtors, ST.. 5000, -2l
Evening star., 1949-08-20
ATTENTION VETS
ONLY Sdnn DOWN

ONLY $500 DOWN
Only 2 Of those beautiful brick homes
with 8 bedrms., hv. nm, din. rm
and KIT. with Bendix. Large. h-aere
wooded lot. Total price, Sl4,260.
SH. 6o10 till 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
MvIsrMENT q INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Mr., ALL 3 SCHOOLS

In Chevy Chase, Md-This attractive
det. home on a wooded lot. has 6
large rooms, 3 bedrooms, tile bath.
garage, oil heat; completely redeco-
rated Owner moving, has priced
property at S16,5O0 for quick sale.
Call Me. l143 until & pm. today
or Sunday. J.. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Evening star., 1949-08-20
West HvattSVille

Two-bedrm. brick bungalow on large
Anchor fenced lot, convenient to
everything: beautiful tiled bath;
full basement; gas heat, modern
equip kit; permanent stairway TO
expansion attic with dormer. Won
derful buy. Only $1,000 down,
S14.75 month, including every
thing.
HUDSON COMPANY
47lO Annapolu rd., Bladensburg,
Md, UN 717l weekdays; Hyatts-
VILE O5I5 week ends.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Chew Chase Gardens

VIleVy VIldSe OdIueIIS
close-in loeation-1st a. has recep-
tion hall liy.- rm. din. nm. mod
kit, " bath: End a. has 3 lge. bed
rms. and 2 baths, ise. rec. rm. with
firepl. Very nice lot and house in
Immaculate condition.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Close-in Arlington
Fine 2-Year-Old
Stone Colonial
IDEAL FOR r, DOCTORS HOME

IDEAL FOR DOCTORS HOME
AND OFFICE
ON CORNER LOT s0xl75
First floor, gracious hall, 2e1a.ft.
living room with Colonial fireplace,
finest random-width pegged doors;
14x14 dining room, chair rail; ultra
modern large Hotpoint equipped
kitchen. custom . made esbinsfs,
double stainless steel sink and gar.
bage disposal; den. "a bath. music
room or bedroom. Beautiful wrought
iron stair rail leads to 2nd floor
which contains large bedrooms
and 3 tiled baths: stairway to large
floored and insuated attic. Fun
basement, automatic gas heat; cop
per water pipes and downspouts:
laundry. outside entrance: Bueksng.
ham slate roof House Is equipped
with servants bell system, electric
eve fer garage, 4-telephone inter
communication system and tbs
finest materials and workmanship.
Attached Gear garage.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
ALEXANDRIA
JEFFERSON PARK

Beautiful white brk. Cape Cod 10 be-
inr offered for the LIST time In this
choice neishborhood; bedrm., bath
LIST a., lre. liy. rnn., din, rm., EQUIP.
kit; 2 bedrms., bath. End d.:
screened porch, xary sun deck. level
Sic. $50; substantial cash.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
ov. 6E4a, ov. 194o. Al