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Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
MARINE ENLISTMENTS
Beginning January l Enlistments
Will Be a or 6 Years Only

Beginning January Enlistments
Will Be A or 6 Years Only
Three year enlistments in the
United States Marine Corps will
not be effected after December 81,
it was announced by Sergeant
Frank H. Garcia, USMC, non-com-
missioned officer in charge of the
Wilmington Marine Corps Office.
Effective at the beginning of 1850,
applicants will only be accepted
for four years service. Also effec-
tive January /, former members
and members of the Corps can only
sign over for four or six years. For
the remainder of December, young
men who can qualify can stiN en-
ter the Marines for a three year
enlistment. Sergeant Garcia stated
that there will be openings in the
Marines at the Wilmington Office
for those who wish to beat the
January ] deadline. The six year
re-enlistment option goes into eff
feet at once but the four and six
year re-enlistment policy will be
mandatory after the end of 1949.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
XMAS PROGRAM
AT JBM SCHOOL
annual Christmas Prog
Given Last Night
By Students
DANCES FEATURED

The annual Christmas program
was presented at the school last
night which featured dances and
instrumental ensembles in an In
depreciation of Tschaikowskys
'Nutcracker Suite" 1t also includ-
ed selections embodying the music
of various countries through the
centuries. Taking part were stu
dents from grades three through
twelve. The program follows:
Director: Frank Siekmann
March of the Three Kings" Brass Quartet
Bill Denney. Roger Hudson, Philip Dem
ney, William Marsh
kyrie Eleison" (Lord Have Mercy
Accompanist: Joanne Deakyne
The Nutcracker Suite
written by P. 1. Tschaikowsky
Announcer: Robert Bamberger
Overture
Musician: Fred Lamb
March"
Musicians. Paul Janeka. Frank Sick
Dance Of Candy Fairy"
Musicians; Paul Janeka, William
Doughten, Sr.
Dancer: Ruth KINNEY
Russian Dance"
Musicians Sara Jane Sparks, Lin
den Doughten. Donald Kinsey.
Thomas Simpson
Dancer; Martin Mofitt
Arabian Dance"
Musicians: William Doughten, John
Doughten
Dancers: Doris Gardner, Shirley
Deisen, Doris Moore, Barbara
Stats. Carolyn Marsh, Geraldine
Ramsey. Mary Ann Jarman, Betty
~. Jane Still, Joan Shorts
"Chinese Dance"
Musician; Richard Nelson
Dancers: Gay Scott. Barbara Shortt,
Carolyn Marsh, Charlotte Boyer.
Shirley Shane, Geraldine Ramsey
Dance of the Reed Pipes"
Musicians: Richard Price, Joan
Shorts. Jerry Dilks
Dancers Katherine Jones, Betty Sue
Jarman, June Cook
waltz of the Flowers"
Robert Reed. Smyrna High School
Band
Dancers: Preston Burris. Donald
Luff, Martin Moffitt, Betty Stark
ey, Nellie Daniels, Janet Moffitt,
Elementary School Students
Lester Meyer Double Bass through
, out Suite)
Birthday of King" Neldlinger
Vocal Solo: Beth Denney
Girls of Junior Choir
Accompanist: Mrs. Fred Lamb.
white Christmas" ........ Irving Berlin
Smyrna High School Chorus
Piano Solo: jeanne Deakyne
Traditional Carols
SMYRNA High School Band, Chorus, and
Audience
Appreciation was expressed TO
the following for the help in pre-
pairing and presenting the pro-
gram: Mrs. John Fearon, Mr..
Jack Simpson, Mr.. William Dough-
ten, Mr.. Lester Meyer, Mrs. Fred
Lamb, Mr.. Martin Moffitt, Miss
Jane Reed, and Miss Ruth Webb.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
ST. PETERS CHURCH

Christmas Eve Service To Be Held
At 11:3O PM; Holy Communion
The traditional Christmas Eve
service will be held at st. Peters
Church at 11:30 pm. The Holy
Communion will be preceded by a
candle-light professional featuring
the children's and adult choirs.
The service will be in charge of
the rector, the Rev. Donald J. Par
sons. Mrs. John H. Fearon will di-
rect the choirs and Mrs. Olive
Stats will be the organist for the
special Christmas music. There will
be no early service on Christmas
Day; a service of Holy Communion
will be held at IL am. No session
of the chruch school will be held
on Christmas Day, but the Christ
mas party for members of The
school will be held on Wednesday,
December % at z pm. A joint re-
hearsal for both choirs and the AGO.
lytes who will serve Christmas Eve
will be held tonight (Thursday) at
7.45 pm. Confirmation classes will
resume on Tuesday, December 27
at 8 o'clock at The Rectory. The
flowers on the altar on Sunday
morning were placed there by Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Simpson in MEM
ory of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Fowler Simpson and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Franklin Stanley. The dec
orations in the church for the
Christmas season were in charge
of Reynolds Bradley and will con-
sist of evergreen trees, wreaths,
poinsettias, and white tapers. The
flowers were given by DR.. and Mrs.
Richard w. Comegys, in memory
of Susan Comegys; Mrs. w. c.
Deakyne and family, in memory of
DR.. Deakyne; Mr.. A. C. Darrah and
family, in memory of Mrs. Eliza
beth Darrah and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn S. King, in memory of Sher-
idan P. King.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
GIRL SCOUTS
XMAS PLANS
Making Christmas Cards, Car
oling, Gifts to Needy
GIFT TO YOUTH CENTER

The four troops of Smyrna Girl
Scouts will celebrate Christmas
with gifts to the needy, making OF
Christmas cards, caroling, and
parties. This afternoon Troop 3
Brownies will have a picnic supper
to which fathers are invited fer
dessert. Next Thursday they Will
be the guests at party given by
their sponsors, the Harvey c. Jones
Bible Glass. This evening members
of Troop A are holding a Christ
mas party to which they have in
yited the boys. Admission to this
party is two cans of food which
will be distributed by the school,
nurse to needy families. Troop 4
has aided the firemen in collecting
toys for renovation; packed and
shipped box to the children OF
Europe; and made cards for dis
tribution at the Welfare Home.
Cards have also been sent out to
people who have given friendly
service to the troops throughout
the year. All troops, as well as
Boy Scouts, are contributing to a
very special gift for the Youth
Center, curtains for the windows
of the large room. These curtains
were made by members of the SEN
ior troop under the direction Of
Mrs. ]. Chester Banta. On Christ
mas Eve, starting at six o'clock.
all troops will participate in the
ninth annual caroling service to
shut-ins. The first group will go to
the Welfare Home under the SUPER
vision of the Misses Ruth Gooden
and Jean Ellen Russell. Another
group will leave the Youth Center
at $50 to carol at Four Corners
and the Delaware House, super
vised by Mrs. Betty Casey, Mrs.
Alan Robinson, and Mrs. Edward
Everhart. Troop 1 will serve the
'fWassail Bowl" to all the carolers
at the Youth Center before and
after caroling. The custom of serv-
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22

ing this steaming hot drink was
begun by the leader, Mrs. Thomas
Russell, with the first carol service
and has become a tradition with
the troop since. The committee in
cludes Patsy Ryan, Mary Vaughn,
Diane Shortt, Marjorie johnson,
Patsy Beck, and Josephine Brown.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME and CLUB PARTIES

Among those from out of town
attending the funeral of Mrs.
George M. Stevenson Tuesday
were: Mrs. John l.. Truax, Mrs. w.
o. Hoffecker, Lawrence Truax, of
Philadelphia; Miss Malvina Stew
enson, of Baltimore; George R.
Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Stevenson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Stevenson, Mrs.
Lester Stevenson, and Mrs. Beu1ah
Theathey, all of Wilmington.
Mr.. William Doughten was re-
turned to his home Tuesday from
the Kent General Hospital, Dover.
Mrs. G. Harvey Wright spent
last weekend with her daughter,
Miss Sarah E. Wright, at the
Gramacy Park Hotel, New York
City.
Mrs. w. o. Hoffecker and Mrs.
John L. Truax of Philadelphia,
were overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Harvey Wright Monday.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Harmonson for
the reception, which they hold at
their home, "Greybox", each year
at five o'clock on the afternoon of
Christmas Day.
Miss Anna B. Beckett spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. H. III.
Pakradooni, Jr. and Mrs. ]. III.
Sitter, Jr., IN Wynnewood. Pa.
Mrs. Guy Edmondson, Jr. has
been on the sick list.
Mrs. Robert Stevens entertained
her bridge club at Christmas
party on Thursday evening. Gifts
We're exchanged.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred Englert had
as guests over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Englert, Sr. and Mr..
and Mrs Robert Rehbein and son,
of Long Island, N. Y.
Miss Julia Griffith win leave on
Friday to spend the holidays with
her cousins in Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
Legion Award Prizes

Frank Harvath was awarded a
turkey and a basket of groceries
worth $25 Tuesday night by the
David C. Harrison Post No. IA,
American Legion, as another fund
raising project for the Legion
Home. Similar projects will be
conducted throughout the year.
Marvin Davis and Grant Garis
comprise the committee in charge
of the drive.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
NEW TELEvISION PROGRAM
Phillips Packing Company Spon-
sor 'Tasy Aces" Show

Phillips Packing Company Spon-
sor 'sEasy Aces" Show
After years of top-fiight per-
formance on the radio networks,
during which time they were rec
ognized as one of Americas lead
ing comedy teams, Easy Aces"
made their debut over the televi-
sion channels of the country last
week in the first Of series of
weekly programs sponsored by the
Phillips Packing Company, Inc,
makers of Phillips Delicious Soups,
Vegetables and Meat Products.
Televised over Station WFH-TV,
Philadelphia, in this area and over
the Dumont Television Network in
fifteen major marketing areas of
the country, the first program was
well received and the show, accord
ing to critics, bids we'll to hold the
same high position in television en-
tertainment that the easy Aces"
attained over the radio networks.
Better, funnier, zanier than ever
the easy Aces" program was
chosen by the Phillips Packing
Company because of its appeal to
television fans of all ages and the
weekly programs will continue in
the same vein as the ever popular
radio show which made Jane and
Goodman Ace world-famous. The
show will be televised weekly on
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
NOTICE
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

w ~ E1N&1 HSx1kK
The annual meeting of the share
holders of The Fruit Growers Ma
tional Bank and Trust Company of
Smyrna, for the election of direct
ors and for the transaction of any
other business that may lawfully
come before it, will be held at the
office of the Company in Smyrna,
Delaware Tuesday, January 10,
1850 between the hours of IL Am.
and IL noon.
J. FLETCHER TRUAX,
Cashier
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
FOR SALE

Rabbits, Alb. fryers. Dressed and
cut-up, S1.75.
BUDS RABBTTRY
lis w. Commerce st.
Smyrna, Del.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
HOUSES WTp. TO RENT (cent.

HOUSES WT0. 10 keNI tSont.I
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, Q small chill
dren want to lease your furn:, un-
furn. house II it. has 2.3 bedrms.,
nice yard and is in vic. Amer: Uniy.
ley or close-in Va area. Porch,
gar. desirable Would like to move
in prior Sept. 1. Max, $3.50. WI.
NAVY COMMANDER and family de-
tember 1st: nearby Va; around sll5
month. OV. 4536. =
UNIVERSITY OF MD. PROFESSOR
needs 2 or 3 bedrm. unfurn. house
distance University Of Nd. UN.
BRITISH OFFICER requires modern
good yard: NV. or Takoma Park dis
trict; 1 year or more. 81. 1893.
ARMY OFFICER wishes to rent un-
ABOUT Sept; l5; preferably Beverly
ARMY COLONEL and wife desire un-
furn 3-bedrm., 2-bath mod. house;
no children. Essential: Servants
rent not to exceed 5000. George
Town. Foxhal or Cleveland Park.
Call s to IL noon, OW. 1925. IS
RESPONSIBLE, careful family OF five
desires 3 or bedroom furnished
house, nearby Virginia or Maryland,
for occupancy Sept. L; years lease
or longer. WI. 0SlI. r.
UNFURN. 6-RM. HOUSE in Bethesda,
c. C. area, wanted by consultant,
wife, daughter, 13; present land
lord returning from abroad; mos.
rent in advance. WI. 5510. -5
10 OR I2 ROOM HOUSE. vicinity
Catholic Univ, with option to buy.
AID. 96l0, 9 TO &. 5"
PROFESSIONAL MAN needs 3 or 4
bedroom unfurnished house; NV.
or nearby Md, west of Rock Creek
PIX; best of care: extremely re-
sponsible; up to $3.50. OIL. 0a3S.
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Continued on Mex. rssso
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HoUSES-SAlE-k.E. tcont. J

siSSSeS -t>.N' NSVu'.J
COLORED-1soO BLK. OF Corcoran
st. n.e;-Hote: This house is sur
ssesoa colon ioS DT''fa front oeeS oil
heat; tapestry brk., rms. hard
front yard $500 down. Price.
cSIG. SiI9;559 AT; ,n%4; 5sS4 Az, -
windows, Venetian blinds, auto. h.
VIII; financed; $4,000: no brokers,
direct from owner. Phone NO. 25Os
between 9 am. snd 9 pm. -
COLORED-$5,2bO - 6-rm., semidet.
brick; $3.50 down; Call FIR: 1923.
3-bedroom brick, immaculate con-
dition. full bsmt" oil heat, gar;
a-story
9alfk u ssms F9ems Gefash.G pnfehss safass
now being used as two apartments:
small down payment, balance on
terms. SENATE REALTY CO, EX.
3270. Ewes, call oy. 450S. 5"
COLoRED-,TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
move se ,n Now beins red.eo1.ted ssh
Each has 2-5 room and bath spts.,
porches, basement. h.-w.h.. sep
arate entrance, separate utilities.
To inspect call MR.. DEMOUY, HO.
cohoREbEsfookfaND issi 81 ssSsi h1 T,fo0e vacant.
! 81 800 down can buy this attrac-
tive Colonial row brick, 6 private
rooms, 2 rear porches, full bsmt,
det. brick garage. gas h-w.h.: eA-
CO. 1894 Eye st. NV. Ex. a46o.
18th AND II NE.
Sim semidetached brick: private
rms; concrete fr. porch: "a baths;
full bsmt; oil h.-wh garage
Smith. RE. 1888 till 7:3O pm.
COX ~ co
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NEW HOMES

For rent-New bungalows and CO.
lonials with option to apply rent
against purchase of home. This is
an opportunity of lifetime to buy
and let the rents you pay buy the
home for you. Directions: Out New
Hampshire ave. to University lane,
right ] and sI1Oths miles to Coles
willie I'd, right 3 blks. to our sign.
Or out Michisan ave. to Queens
Chapel rd, continue on Queens
Chapel to Colesville rd.. left to our
sign. Agent on property daily. ] to
and z to 10. No information will
be given over the phone
David r. Wallace & Co.
IIninn Trust Bldg Z
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HOUSES FOR sAIE-hs,+hv.,t

cMfossessios; 8 % isrse rms. baths. iM.
zt,no; asessn' a. .4ss zASaM1 ass, fs Really n
CoIoRED-HoME and income, sew.
TO choose, rms, ext. apts. WALDO
HARRIS, ST. 1895, Ii. 3-9979.
CoLoRED-BUY THRoUGH SCOTT
900 blk. Quincy st. NV; 2-story.
7-rm. tapestry brk., I u baths, full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h., 3 porches. double
gar. excel cond. throughout; must
be seen to. be appreciated. The
best house in its class now offered
for for sale inspection BY apDt s 0a %R
COLORED - 4-ROOM. KIT. AND
bath apt. for yourself. Income
from 3 other apis. Will pay all
expenses Small down payment. EX.
1871; ewes, DE. 1920. r.
1. AVE. AND N. CAP
ITOL ST.-LarRe 5-apt. brick, s
equipped kitchens, full baths; q
Ts sn ofrer eGMs Mrs coR VI ft siss
ATLAS REALTY CO, ST. 1858.
QUINCY ST. NV
A lovely modern home. with concrete
porch. A reasonable price. ia,
2O4O. ia. 6S34. -
COLORED-oPEN TODAY. pm to
p.m.-3536 Park pl. NV. Over
looking Soldiers Home: 6 lovely
rms, porch front; very fne hardTd.
baths. mod: storm windows and
Vacant. Call owner. MR.. COX.
RE J633
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HOUSES FURNISHED

Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-At-
tractively fNrn. house; entrance
hall, living room, dining room;
kitchen powder aao room ar and Screened 1sabsi
automatic heat; lse. yard and ga
RANDALL H. HAGNER Il CO,
INC. 1921 Conn. ave. NV, DE.
s.RM. BUNGALOW: S115 mo. or for
sale; 2 blks. trsnsp. and stores:
silver Spring. Call sH. 6720. -o
SEPT. !, TO DEC. 1-Conv. NV. locs-
tion; 2 bedrmS., brand-new turni-
1ure' Bendix washer; $1@5 mo.
GEORGETOWN HOUSE. pedrms.,
fully fully sanippsd: Aus. Int, l% to Sept g.
DE. o745; RE. 1900, Ext. hal4,
CLEVELAND PARK. 1905 35th St
Oct. red brk., besut. cond., immed
occupancy; Ice. liV. rm., lge, screened
bedrms. and . baths; maids .rm.
and bath, excel. stg.. pvt: garden;
Mrs. Finn, DU. 1884. sANDoz,
,ETWoRTH.clsan I'm. Oct: house, use
1I Z. baths; sa1s p0rches' OIL $3.50 s mo,
eao4 EvAsRrs ST. NE rms, new
" dec. near schools. transp.; S150
mo- EN-. 1856. --6
eaIs NJ ST. SIS rooms. semi
aetehse; sISo IiS ps5s per month available
WEsTMoRELAND HILLS. charming
brick, 4 bedrms.. . baths. liv. rm.,
din; rm.. kitchen, library and "a
tract. garden Call Mrs. Way, MI
1927. FRANCES POWELL HILL.
1908 goth ST. NV. DE. 410l. "a
FOR THE DISCRIMINATING COUPLE.
A new spacious, individual rambler;
large living room with stone fire.
place, dining, large paneled den, 2
bedrooms. 2 beautiful baths, excep-
tional kitchen with garbage disposal
and oishwasher. etc; utility room
with BendiX washer: large patio
with fireplace; Gear garage. Excel
lent North Arlington location; fully
furn., including large TV set; must
be seen to be appreciated.
ARLEDGE BROS, ..
oW. 444s, 2523 Wilson blvd. OK
<333; ewes, FA. 1910 or FA. 1858.
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co-oP. APIS. FOR SALE (contD
H. G. SMITHY co.
Own Your Own Apt. Home

Apis. of various sizes are
now avail. in some of Wash.'S
most desirable and well-estah-
Iished cooperative develop
ments. They are of types and
prices to meet the require
ments and finances of the full
range of home purchasers.
They are located In bldgs. de-
signed to provide economical
living OF the most desirable
nature, ranging up to the lux
ury-type apts., IN The Broad
moor. Wash's most distinctive
fine bldg.
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAND
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
bETHEsPk .ln.sa sa,assnt to or!H.r Naval sIfst aUs
bungalow with full expansion attic,
po aiss TqGasa p2leed to 0' sci. aa
sAUNDERs Co, INC.
BETHESDA - 6-rm., 2la-bath, brick
Colonial lRe. well-landscaped lot,
porch , garsgs' sg; osG excel rssidential ssHn
5rief lHDpaos,ai' home, for only $500 $4,000;
bedrm: on 1st a., gictHrs s,,g Tindos
Wis Waa,sT, sye, o.; 1900; 500, ,.1ru -.
ssts on St Gaps S.arms Gsd sna b.
lot. Price. S17.s50. wi. $3.50. -5
BETHESDA-Potomac Hunt Club
section; brick rambler. custom built
for $l0,950. Expan. Conv. transp..
Iae isaoct; lot snSRplsE SpaMs esai WI. ssss
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Brick home
with slate roof on large. excep-
tionally nice lot; full center hall
entrance leads TO lovely liv. rm. A
generous size din. rm. and nice
way between lst and Ind noor:
2nd a. has 8 Ice. bedrms. and 2
tiled baths. Insulated storage at
tic and paneled basement. This is
an exceptionally fine home In ex-
eel; cond. Call for ,rs sppt. p% t1.ss to see
Hn., REALrg co On 44ae Sesanf conn ave: sAzsE En-
caaxH cann e1AsE eHsMsp s5oo MS de, ok BRICK SR
Cape Cod; liv. rm. with frepl., lgs:
den, din. rm., kit, bedrm. and
comp tiled & shower s. bath; 6.;n iFe; an BED snd
porches on lst H., extremely Ice,
level and well-landscaped lot; l.
car ouIt-in ear; full bsmt: with
maids rm. and bath. LEG UM q
GERBER CO., AID. $500. Call till
GAITHERsBURG. MD.-vacant; is
acre: i 6 rms. bath; owner moved to
b. C., must sell; sI3.750. best
offer; Dg; 3657:: RA; 1921 80
home on large fenced lot. Payments
SSn; ffTst, TO- sal anc!easS Hssi. e'ers'n'ns' ="
SILVER SPRiNG-New brick homes,
z rooms. 2 baths, first-foor den or
bedrm.. fireplace. garaEe; porch. gas
h beat ~ Ea1s sS,s terms nn,, Trade asssptea %N
SILVER .75O: lovely g.
bedroom brick Colonial: powder room,
screened porch. full basement with
Law. aluminium screens. gas a-c
heat: 2 blocks to bus: safe street
for children. Call DI: 1015 until =
pm. WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
SILVER SPRING BRICK a-story
brick with 3 lovely bedrms. and
bath on End noor; liv. rm., din. rm.
de. luxe kit, breakfast rm.. " bath
on 1st A.; attached garage; nj; bus.
LoWERY a. MELTON. sH: 920o::
ewes, Mr. Kendrick, 81. 1875. D
TAKOMA PARK - Super bargain'
corner s-rm. detached; Just entirely
1850 1850 Of RASrL PEI rIEs2 RERL fs4Afs ssfsfs
BRAND NEW. beautifully built all
brick bungalows. loc. in Bethesda
area: lge. rms. de luxe kit. equip
ment; price. S15,s50. WI. $3.50;
NEAR NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER
Dandy slate roof brk. bungaloE with
vxcAs4 wti s19o: -. silver Spring indian
Spring village section: detached
brick. rooms. tile bath, porch. full
basement, automatic heat, lares cor
ner lot. To inspect call MI: White
THsocKAoRfoh,' 11zis MA Sft5n' Tsts Realtoy. MM 81
.scs DOWN, ss4 monthly includes
bungalows: fun bsnt., oil hest:
stove and refer.. nrepf $1,000.
RAFFAL REAL ESTATE. sH. 11o3
till ..
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BETHESDA
HOUSES uNFURNlsHEp

FOR RENT-Detached cottage; ?
hedrms,, large liv. rm.. dinette, kitch-
en- and bath, screened porch; base
ment and gssage; immed: oecu-
c ss s. rent AUS $50 and DsF month r. Keen
nsbee ave, fakoma Park, Nd. -
GEORGEToWN-Row brick: 2O-ft
hv.. rm. with fireplace, built in book
shelves, . bedrms., H. baths, din
rm.. mod. kit: with garb. disp., gar
ieetions to children; avail. Sept. i
$3.50 mo, year lease Write Box
NICE. s-RM:', s-sToRy BRICK HOME
in Hy.ttsyille Hills; iIs5 SlS5 mo; EoI@ Close
s.AETY, K iSf1y'nRs VIZ sd5S of us shGfSs 1ss
VACANT: 1915 11th st. nw- rms,
Kit and bath, h..w,h.' eiee.; yard;
,ss s5S TO- sfRINa ass1is ST. GE ralis allS church.
rm., dinette and kitchen comb
oil &C. heat: nice lawn; -conv. 10
busline, churches, stores and schools.
Phone KE. $1,000 after 4:30 week
days; and at any time Sat. and
DESIRABLE. NEW DET. brk. home
in Silver Spring; 3 bedrms., baths,
screened porch, garage. etc; $3.50.
Once, RA. 2S14; home, SH. 2077.
arm. BRICK, semidst.; in good con-
GROOM Really. TX ox. or CT. os. 4zs7.
sDSGAIoW, sEssa IoIsI & : bedrms., bath. living
rm., dining rm., kitchen, full base
ment. gas heat; large yard; large
attic; $115. BRODIE d COLBERT,
NC, Realtors. Ma SS75. 5
e-STORY DETACHED BRICK, 2 bed
rooms, liv. rm., din. nm, kit. full
bsmt;, Hyattsville, Md, S110 mo.
Observation-Disclosures and dig
mined. Newly decorated Drawing
rna., library. din. rm. and lge. kit.
on st floor: 8 bedrms.. 2 baths,
naid's.rm. and bath, on end; beau
tiful garden. Mrs. Way. MI. 1927.
FRANCES POWELL HILL 1908 Goth
st. NV. DE. 4101. -6
IN TAKOMA PARK 3 bedrooms;
convenient to shopping and trans
portstion: tnclosed yard; heat fur
nished; S125 mo. WA. s114. -6
SEVERAL NEW HOUSES, in an ex-
cellent residential section, 3h miles
south of Alexandria, Just off Mt
Vernon blvd: each on A-acre lot:
completely equipped kitchens; 3 and
4 bedrms.. Sl35 to $3.50 per month.
CHAUNCEY g. CLARKE, Realtors
and Insurers. ia No St. Asaph
St. Alex, Va. ov. 3232, AL. 500