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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-16
LIONS AUTO PARTS
DEALER

eering practice served him to
good advantage. He accepted
a position with the Illinois
Cleaners Co. of Elgin, for
which concern he worked un-
til 1889.
The Elgin Fire Department,
learning of Mr.. Sennholtz's
practical experience, induced
him to join their force as prac-
teal engineer, for the main
tenance of the departments
various bumpers.
This employment he follow
ed until June of 1947, when he
bought an interest in the Andy
Sutton corporation of Zion,
taking over that part of the en-
terprise, which deals largely
in auto motive parts and spe-
cialties. Mr.. Sennholtz's bust
ness now is known as Zion Au-
to Parts, and caters to all Gar
ages and Filling Stations, etc.,
in the Lake and McHenry
County and adjoining areas.
The retail and wholesale de-
partments occupy the east side
of the former Andy Sutton
building. Mr.. Herbert Doer-
schuk is the outside contact
man, calling on the various
garages, filling stations, etc.,
in the above mentioned terri
tory. Donald Hoffman joined
the establishment in January
of this year, as shop superin-
tendent.
Mr.. Sennholtz is interested
in church work and especially
enjoys activities with the
young folks. He was a men,
Der of the Grace Methodist
Church of Elgin and served as
president of the Rockford Dis
trict young peoples work from
1887 to 1910, and was lay-lead-
er of the Elgin church from
1914 to 1947, when he came
to Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sennholtz have
had their membership trans
ferred to the Memorial Meth
odist Church of Zion, and he
has recently been appointed to
the Church Board of that
group.
On June 26, 1888, Mr.. Semi
holtz was united in marriage
to Marjory I. Laird of Carpen-
tersville, Illinois. The couple
has been blessed with two
children: Marjorie Ann, nine,
in the Fourth Grade at Gen.
trail School, and Charles, who
also attends Central and is in
Second Grade.
Mr.. Sennholtz is an active
member of the Zion Chamber
of Commerce; and both he and
his wife are members of the
Central School P. T. A. They
have no affiliation with any
other clubs, as they devote
themselves principally to
Church work.
Fishing, golf and softball are
Mr.. Sennholtz's hobbies. These
sports the family also enjoys
and their periods of recreation
are spent together.
The place of business-Zion
Auto Parts-is located at 1112
East goth Street, and the Semi
holtz family live in an apart
ment above the store.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-16

Elder Wright, and Garfield
McCulloch saw on their recent
western trip to Phoenix and
Monrovia, California.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
George Campbell, 81,
Top Mine Owner and
Friend Of Lewis, Dies

George F. Campbell. 81. one Of
the country's leading soft coal
operators. died yesterday at Evan
ston. H.. after a long Illness.
Mr.. Campbell was president Of
the Illinois Coal Operators Asso-
citation and Of the Old Ben Coal
Co. one of the Nations 10 largest
coal producing firms.
For many years he had repre-
sented Illinois coal producers IN
the struggles attending contract
negotiations with John L. Lewis
and his United Mine Workers. He
was we'll known in Washington
where the industry's wage talks
were held the past four years.
Good Friends With Lewis.
Despite their many differences
and frequent bitter debates, Mr..
Campbell and Mr.. Lewis were good
friends. Each held mutual ad-
miration for the others abilities.
During the wartime mine strikes
Of 1943. Mr.. Campbell. represent
ing Illinois operators. entered into
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Italy Seeks TO Use
Of ERp
Funds for Emigrants
By the Associotsd Press

ROME, June l8.-Italian emf
grafton officials have requested
$50, ,o00. 900 from Italy's European
Recovery Program funds to be
spent In South America.
The request has been made
because emigration TO Argentina
and other South American coun-
tries has "noticeably fallen below
expectations this year" officials
reported.
Italy had hoped to send about
i60, 900 emigrants to South Amer
lea in 1949. 1t is now. estimated
that only 10000 will be sent.
The reasons are attributed to
lack Of capital for development
of agricultural projects. industrial
development tagging behind South
American estimates, lack Of trans
portation and business uncer-
tainty.
Many applicants for emigration,
when called to emigration Offices.
say they have changed their
minds because they have had let
ters from emigrants complaining
that work is hard to find. Other
letters complained that emigrants
were sent TO undeveloped areas
without schools, churches. labor
unions, social security systems and
other facilities to which they were
accustomed.
Italian emigration officials say
they recognize that South Amer
lea needs mainly agricultural i'm
migrants and that many of them
must go into the backwoods.
The ERP funds, II the expendi-
ture is approved by the eco
nomic cooperation Administra-
ton, would be, spent in Brazil.
Uruguay, Venezuela, Paraguay.
Colombia and Mexico. The money
would be used for preliminary
surveys to determine the most
productive zones awaiting exploit
tation and for pilot projects"
where colonies Of emigrant home
steads would be developed.
The officials have not asked
for dollars to spend in Argentina
because Italy has a 400, 200, ,000-
peso credit in that country.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

an agreement with Mr.. Lewis
apart from the rest Of the in
dussry. The agreement later was
tossed out by the War Labor
Board. which controlled wages. Il
vas not until several months later
that peace returned 10 the in
dusfry.
He also played a leading role
In negotiating the present con-
tract with the UNIV. The agree
ment was worked out here last
June without a strike. Mr.. Camp
bell and his Illinois producers gen.
orally were inclined to be more
liberal than other segments Of the
industry in dealing with the
union. Their highly mechanical
mines could produce high quality
coal at less cost than most OF
their competitors.
Wept Over Mine Tragedy.
Two years ago an explosion At
one OF Old Bens Southern nll-
nois mines killed a score Of work
ers. many of them well known TO
Mr.. Campbell. Although manage
ment was held blameleSs, Mr.
Campbell was unable 10 restrain
tears in discussing the tragedy
for weeks afterward.
At last years national coal ne
gotiations, Mr.. Lewis refused to
allow the Southern Coal Produc-
ers' Association TO take part in
Evening star., 1949-06-19

the wage conference. M-. Camp
bell backed the Sog,hernerx
Later. Mr.. Lewis told HIM.
George. Was surprised 70 See
yoa ssncoll and second the mo-
ton 10 sdmi, the association
After he Was graduated from
Purdue University. Mr- cAnpbea 4
went TO work for Old Ben as ar
engineer and spent his entire bus
ness life with the company. He
rose through general manager
vice president and vas elected
president IN May. isss. The com
pany. with mines IN West Virgins
as well as in Illinois. maintained
headquarters In Chicago. Mr.
Campbell lived In Evanston.
He is survived by a daughter
Mrs Donald Petty OF Pasadena
Calf, and O son william OF
Evanston.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Boys Club Will Begin
Summer Activities Todoy

The Washington Bass Cub a~.
gins is summer activities ., &c
o'clock this morning at a1ae e.@a s
Eastern Branch gymnasium with
a program o. movies. games. 6esa-
prazes and Refreshments
A candy carn.yAl w.l he tsxaa
Friday, a boat ride 10 AarAs.as ].
HAL on June 20 and q glider con
test on July J. Tours e. satxrey
historic spots N Maryland. VIZ
gina and Pennsylvania waQ b.
held during the summer.
The BOYS Club wlll ee op~r
from $50 an 10 . 30 pm
Monday through Friday. With
special classes in hobby crA!tx
swimming and art given each
uay.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
GAR Group to Meet

The Sheridan Woman's Relief
Corps of the Grand Army of the
Republic will meet at 8 pm. Tues
day at 419 Seventh street NV.
Arrangements will be made to
participate in exercises July 4 on
the Monument Grounds.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Heort Guild elcns Port,

Tfss 1strogsea tar HxAyE G~4s1
s.A hesa . ssgrea passs a. pn
Tuesday g. ttse nssss sf Ma
CnAsies A Fsss1ena~sx- -. rw4~
h<s5y STREET NV
Evening star., 1949-06-19

Peter Duffy. Of Donnycarney.
Fire, was fined $400 for trying to
smuggle eight pounds Of butter
into Northern Ireland.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Droke Alumni 10 Meet

DR.. Henry G. Harmon president
OF Drake University. Des MoaneS,
VIII speak at the dinner meeting
OF the Drake University Alumni
Association at $50 pm Tuesday
in the Roger Smith Hotel.
Cattle still are used more as
beasts OF burden than as q source
Of dairy products and meat in
Trans-Jordan. recent visitors re-
port.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Stop TERMITE
Destruction NOW

They're on the vsng AKa4n Ivg
free .asgec t4an BY sesna~s A~at
operators -- backed by s-ysA;
guarantee Gracaai< Er.gxsgas>sa
g4St IN charge. Cheek 10. TIE
MITES NOW.
b Sure BE Safe
~ CaIl An. ssss
rEST CoNTRoi-
~ rel. IS" 50 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29

TRADE CONSIDERED
BEAUTIFUL CHEVERLY
2715 BELLEVIEW AVE.
Open Sat. and Sum-, 20; weekdays,
ewes, 10. New Diet. brick 3-bedrm.
type. Liv. rm.. large din. rm. and
kit; large enough for actual liVing;
att. garage, full bsmt.. gas &C.
heat; lot 50x150: cow. to rapid
transp. Directions: Out Cheverly
ave. to Forest I'd, turn right l blk.
ROGER MOSS, no. 5000
2I25 r. I. ave. ne. Ewes. and Sun,
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STRATFORD HILLS
NO, ARLINGTON

1905 N. George Mason DR..
This is the complete house of quality
and individuality that you've beer
looking for. Located in a restricted
locality. near the country club sec
ton Two-story brick, 6 large
rooms. 2 baths. built-in garage
side screened porch. Situated on q
beautifully Handicapped lot, S3x120
Open daily from am. to 6 pm
Directions: Out Lee hwy. to Glebe
rd.. right to Rock SPRINGS I'd.
opposite Washington Golf and
Country Club. left on Rock Springs
d. to George Mason drive, right to
5000 block and house
D. c. GRUVER, BUILDER
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIReINiA

SUBURBAN SAlE-vlRGINiA
5.niass III 5tles sale IL ov4sE
bsmt., fenced-in I'd. auto. gas heat,
EQUIP. kit; $4,000 down. 1st trust,
S8,714 at Az, S67 mo. incl. prin..
Eth 81 s.y SIT ct sSd s sSsz a,ssS55
semidet.: J bedrms.. full bath, ample
closets: first floor, liv: rm,. din. ,ryn..
kit. full bsmt.. inclosed lavatory,
a onSd % e5 p5ced Out to ME- se A
ave. to. q. ". High School, right
2 blocks to 101 E. Glendale ave.
oopsSn Sat-. sgs, Sun. H. L. HENDER-
A sqs: NJ 1ssl SUBURBAN, SO open
dIise out Duke St. 70 sht at iaser.
section of Telegraph I'd. and Duke
st., left on Telegraph I'd. about 2
miles, turn right on Franconia rd.,
take first right after passing Bur-
gundy School which is Cannon lane,
eSceiient buy 'e on sf today s'n mark s
The LIST floor Of this 2-story brick
home has q living room dining room
combination, large screened porch,
There are additional bedrooms
dau p0tu Ou <u0 hoSI.. LIS uClle
must be seen to appreciate its out
standing qualities. For full infor-
nation call AL. $3.50. EBNER r.
DUNCAN CO., exclusive agents
Realtors and Insurers, 200 RIPLEY
BIdE., s1 s, King hsp St, Alley Zoo 80 .
s. By owner and builder; brick q
story. 8 rms. full bsmt., 2 f1replaces,
&C. oil, screened porch; mr.. new
school and busline. CHI. 1898. al
1-5, 1915 N. Arlington St; 4-bed-
room brick Colonial, den, u bath
on 1st floor: rec. room with fire.
place: maids room and tile bath
in bsnt.; outdoor fireplace; attached
garage; immed. possession; 500
1850. .WALTARENE RoHMAN, CHI.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Practically
new 3-bedrm. home, liv. rm. with
f1repl., dinette, exceptionally we'll
equipped kit, side porch; bsmt. with
gas heat and outside entrance; very
large Handicapped lot; Al financing;
can be bought with $1,000 cash pay
haent. FA. $500 or KE. 3-5455.
FOR SALE Or RENT-By owner. f.
rm. bungalow, all modern. Va acre
seeded land; approx. ga miles
beyond Annandale. Sale price,
$500. TIE. 4447. -
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SUBURBAN sALE-yIRcINIA
ST ,EEPV HOLLOW

SLEGF 7 dOLLOW
2Os Holmes Run rd.-open Sat. and
Sum-. 1,6. This custom-built
ated on over Va acre Of wood
land. Designed for gracious liv-
ing, this home has 29-ft. living
rm. with frepl. and bookshelves. 8
bedrms.. each with pvt. bath, rec.
rm. with frepl., oil a.-c: heat, etc,
Price, $23,500. Directions: Out
Lee blvd. to Seven Corners, left on
Sleepy Hollow road / mile to Holmes
Run I'd. right on Holmes Run I'd,
to open" sign. Exclusive, KATH-
ARINE PoSNER. OF. 1924, Gil.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGINl
OPEN SUNDAY
10 To e PM1

FAIRFAX ESTATE 2.167 ACRES,
Home built in year 1881. In lovely
estate area. Beautiful large old
shade trees. FIowering shrub, trees
and shrubbery. Four bedrooms, "a
baths, 3 dreplaces, music room, liv-
ing room. large dining room, but
ler's pantry. kitchen and utility
room Excellent heating plant, g
car garage with workshop. Root
cellar, tool shed and children's play
house. Home needs redecorating in
side, but Structurally good. Imme-
diate occupancy. Substantial cash
required Our Mr.. Vented will be
ON premises 1910 8 pm. To reach ::
Out Lee highway to Lee blvd. to
Junction Route 1913, just past Pair
fax Theater. Turn left to our open
sign and the property. EASTMAN
g. SEAY. exclusive realtors. FA.
1920.
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I6er2l terms.
LOTS AND ACREAGE
OPEN / TO 6 SUN.
KENSINGTON CAPE COD

hENS1NG1 ON, CAfE WI
$685. monthly, including taxes and
insurance on a 40 LIST trust, en-
ables you to invest for future secu-
ritv that check you are now paying
as a lessee Reas. cash down pay
ment Liv rm., din. rm., den, .
bedrns, ~ baths. full bsmt. This
Out Conn. ave. to Lincoln ave-, turn
left on 1st st. north of Master Super
Market Shopping Center, 2 blks. to
Nimitz I'd, right to open sign. R.. L.
BECKETT & CO.. Realtors. 7424
Wis ave . o. 720n
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AN EXCEPTIONAL
SUBURBAN HOME


We are privileged to offer 8
home located on four acres Of
ground in one Of Washington's
most exclusive suburban devel-
opmentS.
This home will appeal to the
most discriminating purchaser
who is looking for a few large
comfortable rooms rather than
q lot of small cubicles. The
hoTe Is SO centered on the
acrSge as to create complete
privacy. This home contains
a reception hall. a large living
room 27xi4. a well-propor-
full kitchen, equipped with all
new fixtures. pantry and small
sewing room.
The living. room opens onto
large porch which overlooks
beautiful valley, most of
which is on the property. On
the second floor there are two
large double bedrooms each
with bath; closet space is
large and we'll located.
The basement contains q
newly finished game room with
walls i IN knotty pine There
room. Also there is a iaun-
dry room and space for serv-
ants quarters. Built-in two
car garage. The heat is hot
water fired by oil. Price of this
property is 500 500. and will
require a considerable amount
of cash. For further details
and appointment to inspect,
please phone Mr.. Mitchell.
Randall Hagner & Co., In
1901 Conn Ave NV DE 2Rl(
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1912 LIVE OAK DIR.

Silver Spring. Md.-Open Sunday. 1
wooded lot. Containing rms. and
2k baths. Owner leaving city. must
sell. Excellent condition. Call Mr..
Hudson, To. Zoo: eyes,. NO. 7160:
or see representative on premises.
Directions: From Georgia ave-, right
on Colesyille pike to Dale dr.. left
/ short block to Live Oak dr.. and
left to house. SHOCKEY a. MOOR
uTAn Rea1tnrs AZ
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYL AND SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND
Modern Home-h Acre

Modern Homes Acre
This beautiful home has large living
room with fireplace, fun screened
porch of living ROOM. Family-size
dining area. 3 unusually large bed
rooms and large bath with shower.
Full basement. oil &C. heat, with
built-in garage. This home Is in
the Colesville area; close to the
Naval Ordinance Lab. and is Mont
priced at only S12.75O with a mod
ments are 1876 including prin-
ciple, taxes and insurance. Call
Mr.. Conlon, MI. $500, MA. J141.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
MA. 9141
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BIG I I

Everything is big in this
home except the price; lot
60x120. in Chevy Chase, near
the busline: 6 rooms, 1S-ft.
dining room, screened porch,
1sI-f1oor Law, 3 large bed
rooms, two baths, huge base
ment with built-in garage.
Built about two years ago and
O. modern in every way. The
owner is building even bigger
oyer in Va. and has priced
way under the cost to sell
quickly. Only $4,000. Phone
Banks Murray. 81. STA.
III A MM0M p I1CIG CT
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LYON VILLAGE

LYON VILLAGE
4 bedrms., 3 complete tiled baths,
liv. rm. with f1repl. and joining side
screened porch. formal din. rm.. very
lge. equipped kit. bsmt. with Va
tom-built home about 9 yrs. old and
in peri. cond.: $24,250. For COM
plete details call
Arlington Realty Co.
oond Wilson Blvd OW A3nu 40
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:
SHANNON & I,UCHS co
II ~. n. ~ = INh, TT y
7248 WISCASSET RID.

LOto II o. I."-' IVA, N-'lfc.
724S WISCASSET RID.
Just completed-Custom-b built brick
rambler. containing liv. rm., with
f.p;;, din. rm., kit, paneled den. =
bedrnls. and 2 baths; breezeway
conn. 2-car port. Open for inspec-
ton Sunday. l pm. to dark. TIC
reach: Out Mass. ave. ext. to MO-
hican. turn left and follow signs
to property
ROLLINGWOOD
Williamsburg Colonial brick, less than
l yr. old. contains 6 rms. baths,
breezeway brick gar; beautiful lot,
75xl50.
WOODMONT
75xl15: 5 blks. from transp. and
shopping. nr. all schools; priced
CAPE COD
Brick; l blk from GEORGETOWN I'd;
bedrm. and "a bath 1st A.; 2 Ice
bedrms. and bath. end f.; plenty
Of closet space; priced, S16,95o'
liberal te~ms.
LOTS AND ACREAGE
In 8 subdivisions, adjacent to Brad
ley blvd and country club area
We will design and construct Gus
tom built homes at these and other
locations to fit your requirements
RICHARD F. CLAGGETT, 1894 Wis
ave. Bethesda, WI 1851; ewes. OIL
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON. D. C., SATURDAY, October ~, 1919
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA
STONE RANCH HOUSE

Arlington Realty's newest offering
in this outstanding rambler-type
home. This surpasses all others in
every detail. Don't wait for the
finished sample house. come out
now and put your order in or 1t
will be too late. gracious bedrms.
IN baths; liy. rm., 20 #. long with
full towering stone firepl.. lge. at
tractive fully equipped kit, includ-
ing garbage disposal. exhaust fan.
Bendix. range and refgr. A wealth
Of aluminium picture windows. rear
appearing stairway TO attic for stor-
age, Ice. tree shaded A-acre lots;
cow. located near fashionable sec
ton, mr.. schools and all cows. A
bsmt.. $1s.75o; 81 or non-GI;
straight AZ. CT loans with 2O%o dn.
Arlington Realty CO.
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LEESBURG PIKE

LEESBURG PIKE
This 2-story frame home has been
completely remode1ed, inside and
out. Tree shaded on over 3 acres.
New tiled bath, lge. bedrms.. ample
closet, entrance hall, spacious liv:
kit, breakfast porch, bsmt., oil
heat, chicken house. fruit trees;
priced S1S.950. For appointment
call E. Il. IRWIN. Elmwood 64S or
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANpl
LANpOYER HILIs

LANDOVER HILLS
3-bedrm., 2-story. Will go CT with
about $500 cash. Full bsmt., oil
heat, lge. fenced lot. Call PRINCE
GEO. REALTY until pm, WA.
$685. or UN. 1856. 81
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MANOR CLUB ESTATES

Owner offers attractive Eng
lish-type home (title carries
membership in club Of bed
rooms Rsfns' ,d le9ren Saloe
kitchen, breakfast rm.. porches.
flagstone terrace, built-in ga
rage; located on a acre Of
beautifully Handicapped ground.
Call Owner, 10. 5-8439
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Hillcrest Gardens, Sc.
HILLWOOD MANOR

N. H. AVE. EXTENDED
Priced for quick sale to veteran or
conventional financing plan. This
lovely brick home is one of the best
buys Of the season. Only 8 years
equipped kitchen, good bedrms.
tile bath, storage attic. full base
ment, oak floors, oil INV. heat.
concealed radiation. large fenced
lot. Additional corner lot will be
sold with house, or separately. Vet
Grams financing can be arranged.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
lOI5 18th st. NV, MA. 1879 40
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SO BEDRMS. ON 1st FL"
And 2 add bedrms. and bath on end
fl. in lovely det brick home located
hwy. in Takoma Park. just a
short distance from all 3 schools.
Ideal home for children. Owner must
sell and has put low price for quick
sale. Call ME. 1143 until g pm to-
day or Sunday. J. WESLEY b.
CHkNAN PaaIt0r
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BUILDERS HOME

You guessed right-It has everything
The lot was handpicked, 75x150,
with beautiful trees. AS the house
was constructed all the material
was handpicked. 3 gracious bed
rms. on LIST fir, charming liv.. rm.
with beautiful f1repl., Ice. mirror
to completely floored attic, full
bsmt. with rec. rm. and bar. maid S
rm., full bath. side screened porch,
open-deck patio. Some additional fea-
lures are GE cleo. range. 30-in. at
tic fan, GE disposal and dishwasher,
GE auto. washer and dryer. inein;
many other extras too numerous to
mention: fairly priced at SCI 900.
Arlington Realty Co.
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CAPE COD

b-rm. bungalow with Lear gar, lot
75xl15: 3 b,ks. from transp. and
shopping. nr. all schools; priced
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California Ranch House

California Ranch House
acre, garage, breezeway. situated
on high level knoll l mi. beyond
Manor Club Estates, on paved hwy
in heart Of Montgomery Co. New
ranch house just completed for
owner. Has liv. rm. 12x22, frepl.,
picture window with view overlook
ing rolling countryside. 2 twin
sized bedrms., tiled bath, equip.
kit, 14x14. util. rm.. breeZeway.
and D. c.. Open Sat. and Sun. To
reach. drive ont Georgia ave. to
Norbeek, turn left 1I10th mi. Con
Rt 2s> and then 2i1nths mi. to
Redland I'd. CRt. 115l, right | mi,
to house and open sign. By OWNER.
To S.SS0S
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POTJINGW0OD
WOODMONT

Williamsburg Colonial brick, less than
l yr. old. contains rms, . baths
breezeway brick gar; beautiful lot
rSyl5n
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ASHTON HEIGHTS

70x130 wooded lot in sought after
neighborhood; prewar constructed,
full brick Colonial with detached ga
rage; large well-proportioned hv.
rm. (fireplace), spacious din. rm.,
equipped kit. and screened porch on
and bath on end: full bsmt. with
"a bath; fine financing for respon-
sible party.
MANNAS REALTY co.
21l6 Wilson Blvd, Gil. or OK. 27S4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
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OPEN SUNDAY

2423 MINI. Ave. Sc
Direction to property: Out Cheverly
ave. to Kilmer ST., turn east on
Kilmer 2 blks. to Laurel. left on
Laurel to 34Ol and open sign. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-29
BARGAIN TO A VET.

BARGAIN TO A VET.
Only / left, new California brick
cottage, contains large liv. rm; with
firepl. and picture windows, 3 bed
rms, Q on ist f.. and l on 2nd f.,
extra-Iarge closet space, wide hall;
very complete modern kit. with Ben
dix washer: immediate occupancy;
price. S14,30D; down payment to
veteran approx. $1,000, bal. less
than rent; conventional financing
II desired.
Carl M. Freeman, Inc.
Directions: Out n; H. ave. to Univer-
Eavahoe DIR. 2 blks. to open house.
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