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Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
LOVES CROSS ROADS

Mrs. Laura Collins of Seaford,
spent Sunday with her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston West and
son, Bobby and father, Joseph
Lewis enjoyed a durkey dinner
with their sister and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Kitchens with
others of the Lewis family.
The Joseph and Charlotte Lewis
Reunion is planned for June 5th, at
the Hotel Royalton, Rehoboth,
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Jones and
daughter, Lynda, near Sharptown
visited with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Jones on Sunday.
The Demonstration Club attend
! ed Bethany Church in group last
/ Sunday evening. Mrs. Marian Lew
is had charge of the music. Mrs
West, Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Hick
man dramatized I'm The Garden
I and Beautiful Garden OF Prayer
such was impressive.
The M. Y. F. of Whitesvill'
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
Esq Players To
Give Show May IL

Vefda Vane, of Harrington, will
play the blowsy, impoverished mo-
ther living on memories, in the E.
So Players presentation of THE
Glass Menagerie" which will open
three-night performance engage
ment at Mitchell Hall, University
of Delaware, May II. This is the
poignant drama which first won
acclaim for its author, Tennessee.
Williams.
AS Amanda Wingfield, a woman
both amusing and pathetic, with
love for no one but herself, Miss
Vane will be portraying the role
which is generally conceded to
have been the greatest ever acted
by the late Laurette Taylor, who
created it in New York.
Margaret Guenveur, of Marshall.
ton, will be seen as Amanda's
1 daughter, Laura, the lame and re-
firing girl who cannot bear to mix
with people, but whose heart cries
out for affection and understand
ing, like the kind she lavishes on
her collection of glass animals.
AS Tom, the restless on who
Amanda fears will, like his father,
throw up his bread-winning ware
house job and ''fall in love with
long distance" Robert Niemyer, of
Portsmouth, Va, will be seen. This
is the role created on Broadway by
Eddie Bowling, who, as co-produ-
Ger of the play deserves consider
able credit for encouraging sWilli-
ans to remain in the theatre de-
spite early discouragements.
Completing the quartet of the
dramas characters, Howard Hitch
ems, lof Milford, will portray the
part of the gentleman caller, the
man who comes to dinner and tries
to get Laura over her inferiority
complex, but disappoints Amanda
because he's already engaged.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
RoxANA

The w. S. G. S. held their month
" meeting Tuesday evening, April
&c at the community house with
Mrs. Samuel Lekites and daughter,
Mrs. Wilson Ewell as hostesses.
They served delicious ice cream
and cookies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hudson have
moved into one Of the Carey and
Carey apartments, better known as
the late Caleb McCabe place.
Misses Janet Bunting of here
and Kathryn Daye Of Selbyville,
were selected to play in the State
Band that gave concert in the p.
S. dupont High School in Whining
ton, Friday evening, April 29.
Janet'S grandmother, Mrs. Samuel
Lekites accompanied the girls.
Mrs. Charles Houston is improv-
ing after nursing sore foot for
six weeks due to stepping on a nail
She was confined at Milford Mem
crial Hospital for two weeks, but
is now at her home near town.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Lynch and
daughter, Dolores were dinner
! guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Layton near Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. Ewell gave
Mrs. Ewell's daughter, Janet Bunt-
ing, a birthday party Wednesday
evening. April q. at their new
home here. Janet was sweet six
teen and 35 guests helped celebrate
the occasion. Ice cream and cake
4 were served. She received many
nice gifts and very nice time wa.
had by all.
Miss Hilda Rennett and cir
friend. Miss Florence Pierce o
Wilmington spent the weekend
with BENEFITS parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cove Bennett
Mr.. mad Mrs. Rollie Wilgus an,
. daughter Clara and her bo,
friend are on trip to The State o
Washington.
The Roxana Hustlers All Clul
of Roxana are building a roadsid
park by the home of the leaders
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rogers. Thi
park is a community project to b
used by the public and the All clu
members. 1t will be completed b
the first Of June.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
LeOnldes. Physician

Alexandria was an important city
In the ancient world Of medicine.
There. in about 180 A. D.. lived
Leonides. the first physician to de-
scribe retraction of the nipple as
an important clinical sign of breast
cancer. Leonides and his contem-
poraries understood cancer better
than did their Hippocratic predeces-
sors. Furthermore. they broke with
the nihilistic traditions Of the
Greeks. and treated the disease
aggressively.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06

religious sort. and enjoy it as all
did. there has to be something to
the meaning of our NJ. Y F. to at
tract and keep the youth Interested
and active in their work for the
advancement of Gods kingdom.
After the talk, recreation and re-
freshments followed, and during
this time, Keith invited all to look
ever the vast collections of infor-
nation concerning the Cleveland
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
Annie Sauce

Flavor of apple sauce generally
is better if the apples are peeled
before cooking. If the apples are
cooked unpeeled and then strained,
the sauce may have bitter taste
from the peeling. Apples should be
cooked rapidly in covered pan,
for long. slow cooking may destroy
the delicate flavor and may even
darken the sauce.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
Church Overseas Relief

More than 80 million pounds Of
relief and reconstruction supplies
valued at SO. 50O,0 600. were shipped
overseas during l948 by Church
World Service. The shipments con-
sisted chiefly Of food, clothing, med
icines. prefabricated churches and
other buildings. religious literature,
and other supplies to promote the
physical. moral and spiritual re-
hsbilitation Of millions Of destitute
and disiIlusioned people in 81 Eu-
ropean and Asiatic nations.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06

Of Lewes, who will be the 1949 May
Queen at the University of Della
ware, reigning at the annual festi-
val on May IA. Daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Marshall. Jr., of
S0S Savannah Road, Lewes, she was
junior duchess in last years May
Court A history major, she is a
graduate of Isewes High School.
She will be graduated from Della
ware in June.
Other Sussex County girls placed
in the May Court by vote of their
fellow-students are Miss Grace
Walker. Seaford, a sophomore at
tendant; and Miss Nancy Ruos, OF
Bridgeville, freshman duchess. Miss
Ann M. Kuhn of Salisbury is a jun
ior attendant
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06

Conference and the general NJ. X.
F.
Those that attend the meeting
left knowing far more about the
purpose and work of the NJ. Y. f.,
and / feel sure they are more will
ling to cooperate with the youth
after Keith's interesting talk.
Rev. Turner is the Assistant
Youth Director of Sub-district No.
3, and is, therefore, interested in
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06

cur organization. The youth Of this
charge sincerely hope he is favors
ed by reelection at the Peninsula
Conference which begins May 12
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
Preserving Reets. Color

To preserve the red color Of
beets when canning them. add no
salt and DO not let cold water
touch the beets after they are
peeled.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Inbound passengers Friday were Lois Morgan, Stanley Whistle, Art McClelland, Don Robinson, Mir and Mrs. Philip Vierick.
 Departing were E. P. Wood, Don Lyle. Floyd Danner, MT. and Mrs. Vic Hill and two children. P. Kill hoffer, Fred Wendt, MT. and Mrs J. l.. Brooks, Tex Zeigler, Dr. L. Carlson, Howard Campbell, Lu- ther Dunbar, Fred Urgan, Mrs. Tom Holmsley and son.
 Arriving on the Pan Am plane Sunday were Stan Bartlett, Jeanne Bunker, s. K. Garrett, John Hall, Theo. Kangas, Joe Bonney, Mrs. Lee and infant, Sylvia Lee, May Hedreen, M. Kaufman, Mrs. Vera Campbell, Mrs. Meeker, Eleanor Meeker, Paul Dryden.
 Departing were Earl Browning, Mrs. R. H. Renshaw, Mrs. Vera Campbell, M. Kaufman.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Ca rec, Weather Bureau.
Monday, August l5, l949


 Forecast Nome: Continued clou- dy with occasional drizzle tonight and Tuesday. Gentle to moderate SouthWesterly winds.
 Nome data last A hours as of 700 am. today:
 Precipitation trace. CTotal this month l.57 inches).
 Temperatures: highest 49, low est 45.
 Maximum wind Is miles an hour from the SEE.
 Sunrise at 3:54 a.m., sunset at 8:20 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 50, lowest 45. Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: highest 75 in 1926, lowest 33 in 1895.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Friday MT. and Mrs. Tom Holm sbly were brought from White Mountain to Nome. Col. J. D. Alex ander, Sgt. Humbour, Gerald Mo- drow were passengers from Kotze- bue to Nome.
 Friday. Glenn McMillan was a passenger from Fairbanks to Nome. and Mel Williford was a round-tripper. pr. P. J. Brantley was a passenger from Fairbanks to Kotzebue, and Cmdr. Aslakson, M. K. Ripke and Max Penrod were passengers from Nome to KOtZebue.
 Saturday Henry Alanna was a passenger from Teller to Nome, and Dan Jones was taken from Nome to Kotzebue. Alvin Pleasant was a passenger from Nome to Moses Point
 Sunday Rev. and Mrs. Otis Lee,
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving Friday via Alaska Air lines were John Akins, N. L. Cass, w. T. Reagan, Dick Mickelson.
 Passengers from Nome to Kot- zebue Saturday were A. L. Un- thank, Mrs. Unthank, Cleo Arm strong, Tom Palmer, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Chamberlain, Miss Chamber lain, Mrs. Adrian Peary, Lou Ora vetz. Mrs. Bowman, Daniel Wright Albert Jackson.
 Passengers from Kotzebue to Nome Sunday were MT. and Mrs. A. L. Unthank, It. Owens, Sgt Harrington, Sgt. Shantz, Mrs. Bowman.
 Departing for Anchorage Sun day were B. Hyndman, Lou Ora vetz, Lawrence Olson, MT. and Mrs. Unthank, Mrs. Bowman.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15

Sylvia Lee, and John Hull were passengers from Nome to Teller.
 Round-trippers from Fairbanks Sunday were: Celia Hunter, MT. and Mrs. E. R. Kaupmann, Mrs. L. Wartes, Nick Nussbaumer, Ruth H. Clippinger, Mrs. John F. Frey, C H. Schuchert, Mrs. C. H. Schu- chert, H. R. Paul, Georgia Paul, Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Hirth, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Osgood, w. C. Kennedy, Mrs. Hazel M. Shivel, Mrs. Ade- laide Stoll, Dolly, Riedel, Horace Mouton, Mrs. w. C. Kennedy.
 Miss Pettis, Miss Kelly, MT. Leonard Staff, C. w. Post, Mrs. C. w. Post, Mrs. Pete Gutekunst, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Wright, Jacob Hasbrouck, Bert Elliot, Mrs. Bert Elliot, Mrs. Julia Silverman, Glenn M. Jacobs, Mrs. La Verne M. Jacobs, Louis B. Conrad, Miss Pine, Mrs. Mae Melton, Mildred Willie, Ted Phillips, Virginia Hill,
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
AT THE HOTELS
WALLACE HOTEL

Don Robinson, Fairbanks. M. M. Church, Mellbrae, Calif. John Akins, Laurence Olson, Seattle. Earl Browning, Los Angeles. Sil- vano, Viveiros, Cape Nome. Joe Bonney, Fairbanks. Mrs. C. A. Meeker, Eleanor Meeker, Med ford, Ore. s. K. Garrett, Kellogg, Idaho. Roy Bassett, Bunker Hill. R. H. Whitmore, Taylor.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
NOTICE

Applications for Utility Man of the Nome Fire Department can be submitted at the City Clerks Of- flee. Salary is saoo.oo per month with living quarters included.
 NOME CITY COUNCIL
 By Carrie M. McLain
 City Clerk Pub. Aug. 10, 12. Is, 1929.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
SAN DIEGO, Calf. (P) -

SAN DIEGO, Calf. (P) - The navy has a new radio-guided roc ket for knocking down enemy planes from ships at sea.
 This was disclosed when pie lures of the bullet-Shaped missile were released by Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp, here yes terday. It was called the "Convair Lark"
 The building company said tests had been conducted since l947.
 The navy told Congress that some guided missiles would be ready for fleet installations by 1850.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15

FOUND-Automatic Fishing Reel
 on Osborne Road. Call at Mug get office. 97-tf
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
FAIRBANKS (P), School teach

CTS with families have bumped head-on into a housing shortage here, with rental of SIPS to $200 on available houses beyond their budgets.
 Mrs. Eva Mehre, music instruc- tor who drove here from Los An geles with her son and daughter, has set up housekeeping tempor-
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15

FOUND - Purse, containing pic
 lures and papers. Identify at Nugget. 97-tf
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15

Rev. and Mrs. Lee and three children arrived Sunday via Pan American en route to take over the Lutheran Teller Mission work in the absence of Miss Bertha Stedje.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
Luther Dunbar.

Luther Dunbar. manager for the Northern Light and Power CO. left for a visit in the States, his first in several years, and plans to return in a few weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
Hospital News

New patients in the MIMI hospital are Florence Bell, Mabel Nuipok, Lloyd Holt.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
NEWS TN BRIEF

Continued from Page One) gress to adjourn by Labor Day.
 He would not venture to pre- dict, however, how long Congress will stay in session.
 Lucas talked to reporters after a White House conference be- tween President Truman and Democratic Congressional leaders.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING
 AT REV. McGREW RESIDENCE

The regular Cottage Prayer meeting for the natives will be held at the home of Rev and Mrs. McGreW on Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15
POLARIS HOTEL

C. Caldwell, Charles L. Parker, Anchorage. Harold Berg, Seattle. A. Mcclellan, Bristol Bay, Sidney Braasch, Gold Beach.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-15

arily in the Schoolhouse basement.
 The family is cooking on bor- rowed electric plates with camp ing euipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-23
New Faces in Congress
Representative Bolton Of Towson, Nd,
Hos Law. ReoI Estote Background

William p. Bolton, Democrat, of
Towson, Md, is the new Representa-
tive for Maryland's I'd congressional
district. He comes to Congress with
a background of service as a lawyer,
Judge and member of the State
Legislature.
He also has been associated with
real estate operations and develop
ments and is affiliated with num-
Der of financial institutions.
He has taken the House seat for
merly held by Hugh A. Meade, also
a Democrat.
Mr.. Bolton, a native of Hartford
County, attended public schools
there and studied at the st. Francis
Parochial School in Baltimore. He
won a law degree from the. Balti-
more University in 1909, when he
began law practice.
Mr.. Bolton served as trial magis-
trate from 1941 to 1916. Elected to
the State Senate in 1916, he was
made chairman of the State Senate's
Judicial Proceedings Committee and
a member of the Legislative Council
of Maryland.
A widower, he is the father of
two children. He Is a member of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-23
Former Paratrooper Held
In $4,000 Bond In S|ashinq

A former paratrooper yesterday
was held under $1,000 bond charged
with slashing a roommate in their
apartment in the 500 block Of
Seward square Sc.
Stokes B. Bell. 26. appeared before
Judge George D. Nelson in Num-
cipal Court where he will get a
hearing February 4 on charge of
assault with a deadly weapon. As
sistant United States Attorney Mar
tin Mcnamara requested the high
bond pointing out that the victim,
Walter Bayne, %, was in serious con-
dition. Providence Hospital reported
Mr.. Bayne was slashed with
pocket knife on the shoulders and
thighs.
Police, who arrested Bell at the
Barney Circle bus terminal shortly
! after the 2 am. cutting. said they
could not determine the cause Of
the assault. They reported that
when they arrested Bell on de-
scription furnished by neighbors he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-23

equipment. supplementing present
production facilities at the Post
Building, 1897 E street NV. Edi-
torial, business, circulation and all
other Offices remain at the latter
address.
The building, designed by Albert
Kahn Associated Architects and En-
gineers, Inc, of Detroit, will be con-
structed of brick and reinforced con-
crete, with a Stag roof, steel sash
and stairs. plastered walls and steam
heat. There will be two stories and
a mezzanire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-23
Excavation 10 Begin
For Second Post Plant

Excavation is expected to start
tomorrow for construction of a
supplementary printing plant for
the Washington Post at 1513-17 L
street NV, to be constructed and
equipped at a cost of more than
81 ,000, 900.
Plans announced yesterday by
Philip l.. Graham, publisher of the
Post, call for completion of the
building by July /.
The proposed building will house
presses, stereotype and mailing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-23

The ancient kingdom Of Navarro
contained areas that are now parts
of both France and Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-23

was coatless and there were blood
stains on his clothing and on a
knife in his pocket.
Mr.. Bayne is a counterman, en-
ployed by a tavern.
Evening star., 1949-11-02

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
CoLMAR MANoR-Loyely asbestos
shinsle hungalow with liv. rm.. din,
front porch. ssmt., oil heat ' One One
blk. TO stores and transp. Priced
st $1o,5oo for ag,s;k sale; Rsas; a!s
dSE SEniRYy RYsyrrosntw ro VIZ PR1MSE nSsh 9EofGEs E qSS
CoLMAR MANoR-cosy s-rm. frame
bsmt. with outside entrance. 2
porches; sereensd-in: very soed
GREEN MEADOWS. Attention GI or
lovely det., s rms, large concrete
porch, Diet. garage; large lot. wall;te-
Green sassi sssii' aE'ApowsMsl.s 81; ssoS 800 down
buys this lovely 3-bedrm. asbestos
shinsled home on cor. lot, nr. park.
Close to schools, transp. and shop
ping. Call Mrs. Hart. WA. 66lS.
cox a. Co. INC, UN. 1929. =.
HYATTSvILLE-7 rms. and bath
4 bargain It sIs.soo; le.ssns6is
8 p.m. ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO. -3
HYATTSYlLLE AREA--Nice bunga.
low. Ss,g60: 8 rms: corner lot. fun
bsmt.;. should 30 G1; easy terms to
s9NSk11 Ra1Sss VI MAIsRS IsasS "a k..iss1 49,: !
lsbsvrF ias stn' RrSlros. S esst. *. fsa''a ss
LANDovER HILLs-Prewar 2-bedrm.
bungalow, stairway to insulated ex-
pansion attic, oil heat, tile bath,
equip kit, fenced lot; near new
school. Price $4,000. terms. Call
VA; ,,, 5000 TN Q pm. ROBERT s.
MT. RAINIER, Eastern ave.-Immac
Groom bungalow, full bsmt., built
In garage, gas heat, fully equip.
KIT, Bendix washer; Ideally located
and priced right at $11,500. For
further information please call
PERRY BOSWELL, INC, WA. 4b00.
Open till 9 Pm. q
OXON HILL, overlooking Potomac
Unusual buy; owner leaytng. for 30.
America. B-rm. remodeled farm
house. all conveniences; about /
acre. with view Of Alex. mi. from
downtown Wash. $4,000. Down
Psymt.; $500. Phone for agpt,
RADIxNT vALLxY, vacant brick
bunsalov, small down payment, OF
~ we sjoflSSo%F 81 lSs q " isII. iSbo. Hil1 rent
Evening star., 1949-11-02
HOUSES wrD. TO BUY Cont.

I WOULD LIKE to buy . nice 3 or 4
bedrm. home in . nice loc. Have
substantial cash. Box 14s-G. Star
ALL ,I;,{. CASH 1,, for 2, 2 OF "a 3 bedTm. ,; hous.
Rhode Islari ave. ne; owners only
Hyattsyille 56lI. .
QUICK WILL BE the action in buying
H2IIcI sGnr house for Nneo cash; MITCHELL
WE ARE SOLD OUT of Just about
everything. large and smell: let our
centrate on your property: free ap-
praisals without obligation. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. DI. 14II. q
I AM NOT A DEALER. Would like to
buy from owner . 3-bedrm. brick
home In vic: Of Suitland. Silver
Spring. District Hgts: Must be q
baTsan 5on es., not nov over $l1boe; with g.
CLEAN, MODEM 3-5 bedroom home
IN good NV, Sc. or ne; location;
VI. s136 or ST. 1868. "a
I HAVE SEVERAL customers inter-
ested In 8 or 7.room row or semi
detached brick homes in Petworth
e5ics NJ. i' 8. Weaver. We VII w Wo 4saa taac
WE NEED HOUSES badly in any
sections Of D. c. and suburbs; white
s5as; s5a eel0sed; eEs. sH Till lad" Rsy cash, DU
SPOT CASH for d. c. improved prop
erty. GE. 6640. EX. sos. %
I WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE or sell
1t promptly for you. Any location
Fast action. RE 2735, 81. 7747
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home. white or colored
COX & CO.. RE. 1893.
Evening star., 1949-11-02
SUBURBAN. sAls--vIRGINlA

ARLINGTON, 1904 No. gath St
Corner home on double lot with 8
rsee rsee n.wlI snI On ,mm.di.ts
possession. LINKINs CO. 1918 N
st.. NV, DI. 86sS, Wo. 1852, =
FOR SALE By OWNER--5-rm. brick
bunga. full bsmt.. exp. attic. natural
gas, YOUNGSTOWN kit. with 0E refgr.
SII,95O. Open for Inspection; 1910
nylEcsII TylsE sye Tslls r Gahh;iGFNr GA EA ssoi That
there is .. greater home value in
ali Of Metropolitan Washinston than
Is represented BY this beautiful new
Colonial, near Waxhington Coli and
Country Club; 8 rms. 6 bedrms. J.
2h tile baths. includes Ice. dream
Fit: with finest dE elsctrtc renSe,
sicove: lift. concTsts porch, built.
spprcn: IL sar.;sss ;sssxi1ic e. siyHS lsssl NAhR IL
6. PHT{IELLIPS. PHTELI Df. 14ll; eyes. call
~ II. y 4.- q
Evening star., 1949-11-02
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. tc.n,. ,

ANOTHER TEMPTING BUY-Choice
location on corner lot fronting 200
feet in the Chevy Chase, Md, club
sasa,,. area easy snSaiG walking distance to al
under $4,000 for quick sale. !.
bbedrms,,, den and bath on, lst a,
additional, bedrms. and bath on
md n; 2-car built-in garage.
h2nS shaSi d.shs sfsfs and nome SveTins
being vacated by owner, SO that you
on this bargain. Some one viii
spw Ely It + so0n; JoNEw 70 j. sSeo so qptl! my
n ACRES. in Montgomery County.
stream. electricity available; on good
gravel road. short distance from
paved highway; 32 miles to D. c.;
nalkI,1i fnli price ,so Sl,a76 cash. OWNER.
Lovely s.sRsDDRM. RAMBLERs. To-
Gated in heart of Silver Spring.
these lovely ramblers only So. 500
up; with equipped kits. hreplaces.
trees on lot, ETC.. are waiting for
Dm SGnr '9aeSJ5sssGn 9oJSa l. powERs sN asl1 co. tn
THIS 5-BEDRooM BRICK HOME.
sSlins has Ia tss hss!t sss4 It t. hlxs. Hias
room with fireplace. built-in ga
rage, near all transp. Due to i'll
ness owner will sacrifice for quick
sale. Terms. SH. I01l till 8 pm
YOUNG q BOWERS CO. -3
NEARLY u ACRE, S12,95O, terms
Attrac. older home on Z beaut.
shaded lot; 3 nice bedrms., extra
large extensively equip. kit. oil h.
VIII; several outbuildings. SH
101l till 8, YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
BRICK RAMBLER with 3 bedrms.
prettiest home on the market: beau
tlful design, many extras: just Of
n. II. ave: $4,000. may 60 CT.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. sH. IlO3
Mr.. BLISS ELECTRICAL SCHOOL,
In Takoma Park-California bunga :
low; rms, picture windows; Sill
800. $1,000 down. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, SE. HOB till 8.
THE MOST LIvABLE brick home in
Bethesda. & rms, 31a baths. Mrs.
Hale Hale With s. r. MARTIN Il CO.,
3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, a brick Cape
Cod home in "Northwood Park" of
Sl. Spg.. Just put on the market
to close an estate: equipped kitchen,
fireplace. oil heat. built-in garage:
fenced rear lot; near shops. schools
and churches. r. P. RIPLEY,
Realtor, 81. gill till 4 pm
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANpls SUBURBAN sAIE-VA 1c.,, :

$4,000 CAsH-6-rm. brick bunea. :.
all on one fir.. Near pentason'
Firepl.. din. rm.. loveable Kitchen;
bsmt., gar: S15.75O with SI2,5O0
1st trust. PROVIDENCE, FA, 3343.
1000 CASH. S75 mo, includes tas..
2-bedrm. bunga.. big expansion attic.
PROVIDENCE. FA. 5343. oG''' I
$500 WITH S1.IOO CASH. Lyon
Pparkw5,rm: bunsa.. oil heat; clean.
PHOvIDENCE. FA 3343. 4
rms, white masonry, s yrs old: n
a. den. a bath, porches; fuli
bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; lot. f5xSOO: what
z garden garage; FHA approved
Sl5.50O. terms. Nun said. ALT
MAN REALTY CO., GL. 6436 a
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oO! H ST. NV. MA. .:
SILVER SPRING

New brick bungalow. featuring radi-
ant heating, "L"-shaped living rm.,
dining rm., 2 bedrms. and bath,
well-eouipped kitchen with SIT. re-
frigerator containing freezer COM
partment; stairway to large ex-
pansion attic; large lot. Vicinity
Four Corners. GI approved at
S1l; ESQ. low down nayment.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
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