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Evening star., 1949-09-20
Only One Guy in the Lobby

When Corcoran hit the jackpot back in 1887 with Hogan.
Mangr Snead Demare and Nelson the fellow
big snead IN forget the first time knew he
existed Freddie laughs 1T just before the Oakland Open
and most OF the prosthe Laoons Coopers Dodson ewe
sitting In the lobby Of the bennington Hotel
that big breakfast planned the country club
morning at 1880 and all of pros expected
attend.
They all said okay they'd meet in the lobby and then
wnked The next morning down lobby
was one there. didn't know If he pro-.
"'Whats again? asked.
Sam Snead' said the
"Okay, Sam, lets get cab, said and we went of.
When arrived here this big head table whole
Ryder Cup team with only and occupy
RAISING. Nobodyd ever heard of Snead
-Four days later Corcoran grinned
Open It wasn't until after he'd that his spelled
liz ~
A Comet and Character, Too 49,. >s~as
Freddie knew he had a comet by the tail
rare character One day ut the exclusive Bea Country Club
Florida. Corcoran introduced Snead headlner Bobby
Jones'
Jones congratulated Sam his
hates and then he said I'd like to play with
Sam said he'd like to play anytime and to
him. SAM that Jones terrific day-greatest golfer
Of all time.
Sam looked at curiouy said ever win the
open?"
Evening star., 1949-09-20
NATIONAL

iHesults Vest Yss.srdayo ,.
Phla., 4; st. L., 8.
Bolton, 6: Cinci:, z.
MY, 6; Pitts, 4 uO.
/ Games Today
8rSoklyn OF Chicago.
Ph3la. at st. Louis.
Bolton at Pitts. (no.
Only Games.
tGames Temerrow
4Ayn. at st. L. CD.
Shla. at Chi. Cd.
Mn. ut Cinei. Z go.
Boston at Pitts. tn).
Evening star., 1949-09-20

spot conner, and this Bauer girl Is the same us
coincidence Marene at 1 went to the semnas OF the
woens Amateur recently at the same course Merlon
The little Bauer California still is amateur OF
course doubts beating the likes OF Mrs
yet But give her time he says After ALL Jones
didn't win his first National Open until he was FL"
Evening star., 1949-09-20
fts Dodgers at Peak for Final Shot at Uneasy Cards
Win, Lose, or Draw
Cute as Button, Straight Down the Forwoy
By FRANCIS STANN

Little l5year-old greatest thing to hap
Freddie Bobby Jones' She's ter
rife" boss of the Wcmans Professional Golfers
button, straight down the fairway and
fa.ox IL thu hohhu hat
Evening star., 1949-09-20
Same Old Pros Dominate the Come

big drawing card at Prince Georges will be the Babe
admits Zaharas along with two
other fair hers Ted Williams and Stan Msial who aren't IN
tournament bobby love Marlene says
interest the youngsters and
what golf needs-men and womens gofs the good young
player like baseball and the fight game"
Freddie first became
the the male 1887 he hit the jackpot That was
the when Sam Snead Lloyd Mangrm Jimmy Demaret
Ben Hogan and Byron the heights together
all their early twenties Corcoan
And best golfers? The same ve
Hogan in that accident and Nelson
hadn't gone into semi retirement.
they're 81 DID, it's plain the youngsters
aren't coming up Cary Middecon the National Open this
year, of course but Cary's 80
Big of American gon-Francis oumet Bobby
Jones' Gene and Walter Hagen Oumet and Sarazen
they the Open. Jones and Hagen 21
The brand new Womens PGA hired the right to be
director Corcoran can't promote go nobody
At the time there IA but Freddie
says will depend the amateurs for
you've have faces he New
tenders coming up
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvILLE OH
Power Co. Finds Radio Telephone
Valuable Aid in Mainiaing Service

"The short-wave radio system,
which played such a great part in
World War II communications,
has revolutionized the mainten-
ance of electric service repair
work." according to r. w. Bigler,
manager of the Marysville dis
trict of The Dayton Power and
Light Company.
Man is still battling with ele-
ments, but even in this day, with
all of our up-to-date systems of
transportation, communication
and electric service, nature oc-
casionally runs rampant and dis
ruptS these services. Floods wash
out railroad bridges, tornadoeS
and hurricanes tear down tele-
graph, telephone and electric
power lines" he added.
The Dayton Power and Light
Co. does everything humanity
possible to build its electric trans
mission and distribution system
to withstand storms but, still, the
elements win the battle once in
a while by blowing a large tree
down on a power line or by light
ming striking a transformer and,
thereby interupting the electric
service in the area served by it.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
KiWanians Head
Heart Fund Drive

Marysville Kiwanis Club will
sponsor the Central Ohio Heart
Associations Embarrassing cam
paign in Union County, it was an
nounced here today by DIR. How
ard L. Bevis, Ohio State Univer-
sity president and chairman of
the heart association.
The Union County campaign
will be under Joseph Lentz, chair
man of the Kiwanis Club public
affairs committee.
In announcing the mobilization
of Union County, DR.. Bevis said
the Central Ohio drive for $780,
900 in So counties which opened
Feb. z, will continue through Feb.
% in conjunction with the Ameri-
can Heart Associations $4,000, 900
campaign.
Funds from the campaign will
go for a broad program of re-
search, education and community
service in the attack on heart di-
Sease which causes one of every
three deaths in Ohio each year.
Research will be expended in
an effort to determine the causes
and treatments for heart ailments,
clinical facilities for physicians
and their patients, cardiogram
reading, penicillin for needy cases
and information for doctors and
the laity.
Although diseases of the heart
cause a third of the deaths be-
tween the ages of 35 and 54, and
nearly half of the deaths between
the ages SIS and "a, little study
has been made thus far and little
is known of the cause of these
ailments.
Likewise, considerable atten-
ton will be given to rheumatic
fever, which kills and cripples
five times more children than all
of the other childhood diseases
combined.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10

Buffalo Ben, who rode by the
side of the immortal Buffalo Bill
Cody and secuted for the u. S.
Army in the 1870s, last week
filed a claim for unemployment
compensation at the age of SO.
Ben-undoubtly the oldest man
ever to file a claim under the
Ohio Law-has been SPENDING the
past several years as circus per-
former.
Ben, who signs his name Ben
Buffalo," spends the circus ''off
season" in Iroquois, Illinois. He
was legally eligible to file his
claim under the Ohio Law be-
cause his most recent employers
main base of operations was in
Ohio.
To Ben, Clusters Last Stand"
is something more than a term in
a history book. He was scouting
Indians in the vicinity when
Custer was wiped out at the fam
ed battle of the Little Big Horn.
His circus publicity bills him as
"the last of the old Indian scouts
with Buffalo Bill in 1876"
In addition to his service against
the Indians, Ben secuted for the
British during the Boer War in
South Africa, later accompanied
the Tommies to India. He has also
served in the Cuban Army and
has toured Europe with Buffalo
Bills Wild West Show.
Born in southwestern Oregon,
Ben early travelled to the Dakotas
where he met Cody and got into
the Indian troubles" At SO, when
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10

Radio Cuts Time
while it is not possible to
have an electric service man
right out in front of your house
the moment trouble develops,
now, by radio-telephone in re-
latively few minutes time, an
electric service repair man is told
of the trouble and dispatched to
your home, Bigler continued.
The Power Co. was one of the
first power companies in this part
of the country to make use of the
phone and is now completing the
installation of 13 complete short
wave radio-telephone systems
throughout the territory it serves.
Main stations are now located in
Dayton, Urbana, Marysville, Rus
sells Point, Coldwater, West Alex
andria, Wilmington, Xenia, Wash
ington c. H. and Piqua.
A radio-telephone station has
been installed at the Frank M.
TAFT electric generating station
in Dayton and one is now being
installed at the o. H. Hutchings
Station at Miamisburg. The heart
of this modern system of COM
munications is the 500 watt
station in Dayton. This station is
powerful enough to reach all of
the other $50 watt stations To-
Gated in the district centers.
Seventy-five care and trucks are
equipped with mobile radio-tele-
phone sets and can send and re-
ceive messages to and from the
main stations.
Covers "a Counties.
I'm the case of trouble develop
ing in either our electric or gas
systems in any of the "a counties
in which the company operates,
a one-man service car or a large
service truck manned with a COM
plete crew, or an entire fleet of
service cars and trucks can be
modified at a moments notice
and dispatched to the point of
disrupted service.
I'm this way the period of dis
ruption can be greatly shortened.
The company adio-telephone
system is manned "a hours day
and is in constant contact with
service cars and trucks through
out the territory served by The
Dayton Power and Light Com
pany, covering, an area, of more
than 5000 square miles," the
Marysville man pointed out.
Homes, both city and farm, are
so completely electrified today
that a prolonged disruption of
electric. service by storms can
cause considerable inconvenience
to the family. The Dayton Power
and Light Company has spent
over 100000 to build up this
modern network of short-wave
radio-telephone systems and it is
proving invaluable in connection
with rendering service to the
factories, homes and farms served
by the company. Yes, radio-tele-
phone has revolutionized the
maintenance of electric service.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
Copitdl Glee Club
To Present Concert
On Monduy Evening

Capital University Varsity Glee
Club, under the direction of Will
bur E. Crist, will give its annual
home concert in Mees Hall, at $3.50
p. m. Monday.
There will be no admission
charge, although an offering will
be taken to cover expenses. All
seats will be reserved. Tickets
may be had by contracting Harm
Harms, faculty manager, at the
Capital University Conservatory,
Columbus, Ohio.
Capital University is proud that
its Glee Club, which under Prof.
Crisis direction won the State
Championships in 1881, 1888, and
1897, when the Ohio Council was
disbanded. Capital is now in per-
manent possession of the magnifi-
cent trophy, a silver loving cup,
emblematic of three victories. In
1881, the Glee Club competed in
the National Contest in Carnegie
Hall, New York.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
Ohio Employers
Increase by 4OOO

The number of employers sub
ject to the Ohio Unemployment
Compensation Law increased by
more than 1000 during 1948,
Frank ]. Collopy, administrator
of the Bureau of Unemployment
Compensation, reported today.
The total number of subject
employers as of the years end
was 72,430, the highest on record.
The total at the beginning of 1948
was 68,248, Collopy said.
Throughout 1948, the trend in
subject employers was contin-
ually upward in every month but
one. Only in June was there a
slight drop from the preceding
months total.
During 1948, more than $4,000
employers covered by the Ohio
Law went out of business. How
ever, this figure was more than
compensated for by employers
becoming subject to the Law.
In December alone, there was
a net gain of over 400 employers,
the total at the months beginning
being 72,026. The gain was ac-
counted for as follows: 1926 en-
ployerS became subject to the
Law while 922 previously sub
ject employers went out of bus
mess. Some 72 employer accounts
were still being acted upon as
of December 81 and therefore were
tentatively considered as not yet
being in the covered group.
Generally speaking, subject
employers are those with three or
more employees. Non-subject en-
ployers include governmental un-
its, religious, scientific and chari-
table institutions, farmers, rail-
roads, those employing domes-
tics and private and parochial
colleges.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
FARM SAFETY

According to a report received
from the Department of Rural
Economics, The Ohio State Uni
versity, nine farm people in Ohio
met fatal accidents each week, on
the average for the past two
years. A study of fatal accidents
to Ohio farm people for 1916 and
1947 shows that GAL people died
as result of accidents. This is
an annual death rate of l person
per 1900 population. At this rate
in life time of 60 years, there is
a chance of ! in 30 that farm
person may die because of an ac-
cident.
Union County
Rural Safety Committee
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
Ask Ditch Repairs

A petition for the reconstruction
of the Taylor ditch in Dover
township was presented to the
County Commissioners at their
meeting Monday. The viewing
date was set for March 2 and the
hearing will be on March IA. The
petition was signed by w. C.
James and others.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
Old Indian Fighter Now Unemployed

most people are something less
than energetic, Buffalo Ben is in
no retiring mood. He fully ex-
poets to be working the enter
tainment circuit before the year
is out.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
Fewer Potatoes Eaten

Consumption of potatoes has
dropped from $50 pounds per
capita after World War ] to 1877
pounds in 1916, and an estimated
lI9 pounds IN t946.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10

1t is estimated that each rat on
a farm eats, damages and destroys
more than bushel of grain a
year.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-10
10. Is4s
Order Fertilizer Now

Farmers wanting fertilizer IN
1949 are advised to order it and
accept deliveries as soon as pos
sible.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
SUBURBAN sALE-vA. Cont

MY WIFE hates to leave, this doll
house but I must sell, we have q liv.
rm. with firepl., 8 din. rm. and kit,
with new stove and new refgr.
bedrm.;; bath and den on the lst n;
with oil h.-w.h., new Timken oil
burner. new auto. gas hot-water
heater, front and rear porch, storm
sash and screens for entire house;
Nice ,,,rI lot 5oxl5o: fenced. Cali
5sOl NO. 18th ST, MISSIONER
Here is an excellent detached brick
home; 1St A. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
porch; 2 large bedrms. and bath;
full basement; immediate occupancy;
psieed to se sxeellent location wiib
WEAVER BROS NC. wash. Bids',
DI. 5000; ewes, GIL. 1856. IS
RAMBLER, new. brick, owner selling;
2 levels, 96 IT.. long, overlooking
lakes of beautiful Arnold estate; lot
durins Sogi rush hour; e5 b bedrooms Mra hia with
largest closets ever seen, 2 heatilator
f1replaces, thermopane picture win
dows, 3 baths. 4O-ft. recreation
room, L living room with raised di-
rectional ceiling dining room, dining
porch, deep freeze room, hothousee
complete 27-ft. kitchen woman ever
looked upon; front and rear ter
races; S4S,950. Falls Church 26oS,
SMALL NEW HOUSE with 4la acres,
near Greenfalls, Va: price. $500.
cash or terms. Daleview SS79. -6
3 ACRES, new 6-room house, fire.
place, ami. S15,500; new 5-rm.
hse,. ami, i2 acre, $4,000. READ,
WE MUST IsSP SELL this 5-rm. and bath
nearly new bunga.; 2506 2nd st. so.
Open Sat and Sun. LIB pm. Very
mod. Al location; 500 cash
needed at once. bal. like rent; full
bsmt., &C. gas fuel heat. Out Lee
blvd. TO Fillmore st. left to 2nd
St. left / blk. to home. LARRY o.
STEELE, RE. 04a3, CH. 1905.
OPEN 1 TO 5-Protect your invest.
ment. Buy this white clapboard
bungalow with future commercial
possibilities. Commercial property
on either side Liv. rm., din. rm;,
full basement, oil h.-wh., detached
garage; lot 50Xl5O: vacant Move
in with deposit Completely redeco-
rated Small down payment, balance
like rent. To reach: 9ll West
Broad St, Falls Church, Va
DE RAMUs REALTY CO., FA. 1922
ATTESTfoN GI-veteran will sell
contract on new brick bungalow; 3
rms, expansion attic. full bSmt., out
Evening star., 1949-03-05
Country Club Manor
OPEN | TO 6

Sat. and Sun. In beautiful country
spect this firm all-brick Colonial
home; cheerful liv. rm. with firepl.,
large din. rm., GE equipped kitchen
with lots of cabirets and breakfast
table space; 3 bedrms. up; full bsmt,
with outside entrance; copper plumb
$1,000 down for GIs; S3,950 to nom
GIs. Direction: Out Lee hwy. to
Glebe I'd, right. continue on Glebe
rd. to Little Falls I'd, left l block
to open sign.
M. T. Broyhill & Sons, Inc.
1924 Lee hwy. CHI. $500, 9 to, 8.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
SUBURBAN sALE-VRGINJA
CT,AREMONT

Best buy in Arlington County Is now
being completed; 200 homes already
occupied; now under construction,
IA bungalows, $11,50O; 13 2-story.
S11,65G; asbestos siding, tiled bath,
full basement, INV h., hardwood
floors and fireplace; 8 minutes from
Pentagon Building. DIRECTIONS: Shir-
ley highway to Route No. z, right to
25th St, exhibit house, Chester
field I'd. and Buchanan. Phone CHI.
92l7. CLAREMONT DEVELOP
MENr CORP "a
Evening star., 1949-03-05
OPEN TODAY

yor INSPECTION. Q till 8. 450a Emer
son st., Hyattsyllle, Md: $3.50 down;
approved at FHA and G1 4lae. and
a., loan: monthly payments OF S62
includes everything; immed. occu-
pancy; 2-bedroom bungalow with in
closed porch, newly decorated. new
gas stove; total price, $3.50; street
car. bus, school, shopping, one BLOCK,
Take 81 streetcar, marked Riyerdale
or Branchville, to stop IL at Hyatts-
vile underrass, walk to 4509 Emer,
son st PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
CO, WA. $685.. UN. 1855: g
CoLORED-KENnWoRTH, 2 blocks
from end Of Kenilworth streetcar
line in Md.-stucco bungalow, all
on one floor; 5 rooms and BATH;
house measures 34x26. plus, 10x25
porch basement has recreation I'm.
and extra layatory;. oil 81 h " " ~ n;
MOREAU, 46l7 Annapolis I'd. WA.
ISL: ewes. WA $3.50; --6
coLoRED--RM. HOUSE, mes mes
old: 81 200 down, total S1l 500.
Csli I'M 3315, %
Evening star., 1949-03-05
ANNANDALE
RRICK HOME

In new-house condition. Just re-
decorated. 1st A.. large liv. rm., FIRE
pl, dining rm.. modern equip. kit.
brand-new de luxe electric range.
brand-new S-cu.-f Frigidalre' 2nd
f.. > large bedrms. bath with
shower, large closet: storage attic;
new window shades throughout
hardwood floors throughout; full
bsmt.. guarantee dry; l-yr.-old oil
burner. h.-Wh; brand-new electric
hot-water heater; laundry trays
interchangeable screens and storm
sash; DEF. garage: y blk. to bus.
school and shopping; lot 50xl5O.
At leas: $500 cash needed. Priced
right.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent, 1901 s. Arlington
Ridge Rd., Arl., Va, OF. S5s6-S035.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
SUBURBAN sALE-ViRGIkIA
ANDRAHY

On "a level, fertile acres with stream;
an unusually flne-appearlng prop
erty house is in excellent condltlon,
4 bedrooms. 4i2 baths: the beautlful
setting of. this lovely estate would
indeed be hard to duplicate. The
house sets well back among huge
trees with long treeli lined driveway
approach; white board fence and
an interesting gate surrounds prop
erty: approximately SCOTT, frontage
at the entrance combined with IN
terror present a late 18th century
air; remodeled and rebuilt in l941
with an architect and an interior
decorator. First floor, an unusua' 'ly
beautiful main stairway with bf..SS
rail enhanced by long, curved VIM
electric fixtures. ""-toot drawing
room fireplace with rare old man,
tel tWedgewood design: beautiful
cornice, opening on large ooen
porch, presenting ions pastoral
view: library. fireplace, dining room
is It. by IA #. 6 in, beautiful
der room, long hall to huge double
modern equipped kitchen and lock
pantry: second floor t3 stairwaysl, },
master bedroom Is it, in. by II
fl. fireplace. dressing room, oeautl-
full sunken bathroom and sun deck;
TWO OltitI Will ooti's
room and bath each: one other
bedroom and private bath; stairs, 70
large finished storage attic; fun
basement, oil INV h copper water
pipes. laundry. vi ne room Scar
attached and heated garage. serv-
ants lavatory; metal roof, copper
cutters: house equlpped with serV-
ants bell system. There is in add,
ton a quaint servants cottage tcould
be a guest COTTAGE. barn. tenants
house and . chicken houses, land
IS practically all clear. level and
fertile, owner transferred to Cali,
fornia, and price has been reduced
to $4,000. 'first trust of approxi-
mately $4,000 now on property;
located in Fairfax County about
/" miles from D. c. Shown by
appointment only Exclusive agent
brokers cooperation invited,
7onye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent, 1901 S. Arlington
Ridge rd., Arl., Va, OF. s5s6-so35,
a
Evening star., 1949-03-05
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

EENsINGToN, MD. 8 mi. north Of
bedrms.. 2la baths, sun porch and and
parlor. u acre garden and lot; S2Qu
per mo. Call NO. 1854, Ext. 1lZ'
10 to - noon, to 9 pm. -6
BEAUTIFUL MALL COCNTR
All modern conveniences; fireplace
iarse lawn: private lake; garage;
refined cultured couple: no children
or pets. April ]. WO. 1918 bet
lO-ll am or "a pm. o.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
COLUMBIA FOREST

S16.5OO cash buys this lovely 5-rm,
2-story brick home, full basement,
gas &C heat electric washer in
cluded); excellent condition; i'm.
mediate possession; extra-large level
Columbia Properties, Inc.
ST. 1869, 932 Investment Building.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
SUBURBAN SALE-VlRGINIA
OPEN TODARK

An expansion attic makes this vir-
ginia Forest 2-bedrm. brick and
frame bungalow attrac.. for the
growing family. Oil heat; liv. ,rm.
with firepl., din. rm., equip. kit.
large inclosed porch overlooking "a
acre, with dogwood and other lovely
trees There is q small greenhouse
and wading pool. Only 2 blks. from
Lee hwy. through Falls Oh, to vir-
ginia Forest sign. right on Rose
mary lane to No. 316 and our sign.
ASK-US REALTY co.
OK, 1850. GIL. 1859.
Evening star., 1949-03-05
COMPARE

THESE FEATURES
Brick bungalow, full basement, cop
per plumbing, fireplace in liv. rm.:
genuine ceramic tile. bath; paved
streets. sodded. level lawn; new
school and shopping center; good
transp These terms: FHA and 81
approved, $1,000 down and S75.
per mo. Payments include taxes
and insurance. Suitable terms avail
able for a non-veteran. Directions:
Bladensburg I'd. to Peace Cross: right
on Defense Highway 2la miles to
exhibit home on left
Prince George Realty Co.
1901 3sth St. Brentwood, Md. WA.
RHSk I'm RH d
Evening star., 1949-03-05
FOREST

Center-hall Colonial: delightful
home: two-story brick, on corner
lot lOsx150; finest construction
of distinction; lovely bedrooms,
a full tiled bath and 2 hall, baths;
attractive inclosed rear porch, con-
vection radiation. This choice home
can be bought for $4,000; worth
Evening star., 1949-03-05
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGIkIA
ARTISTIC BEAUTY

In all its various forms is typified in
this substantial rust-colored brick,
COM eived and executed in the best
English styling. we'll placed on 60x
1l5 plot in convenient, close-in
Ashton Heights Poatlco Srilc Zen entranHe an,i
proportioned living room 16x22; at
tractive' window in 12x15 dining
room; modern. completely. equipped
kitchen; den at y level; 3 bedrooms.
. baths; rec. room, light basement;
many other features to attract the
discriminating buyer. Slate roof;
doors. ir Transfer Of senior naval Of
f1cer makes this sale necessary.
There will be many who desire IT.,
but only one may buy. Inspection by
22O4 Wilson blvd OW. $500. =
Arlington Realty Corp.
2204 Wilson Blvd OW. 5000
1st FL. BEDRM. & BATH
6o49 25th rd. N Arl,, Va. New
Colonial. features lst-f. bedrm. and
bath, charming liv. rm. with cor
porch. family size din. rm., equip.
mod. kit with exhaust fan and ent.
to back ward: 2 master-Size bedrms.
and tile bath on 2nd A.; full bsmt.,
I2 bath, outside ent., recre. rm.
facilities and built-in gar, gas &C.
heat Located in beaut. Norwood.
overlooking nearby estate; conV. to
schools. transp. and shopping cen
ter Priced at only S1a750: conv.
terms Open Sat. and Sun. | I'm.
to dark Directions: Cross Key
Bridge. out Lee hwy. past Glebe rd
to N Powhatan, turn right and bear
right on N Ohio to 25th I'd, right
to 6049, Exclusive
TALMADGE WILCHER
1898 Wilson Blvd, GIL. 6OoO-s017.