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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19

&onferen5 Don gean1ten oe5 9tutios
nalfomitees, sic nit Der Iur6fiib-
rung Ser neuen, am 1. Nopenber in
&raft getretenen &ir6engelebe be-
traut moroen iinO. 9aourd miro ser
&leru5 aQer Notwithstanding 3u
3tOilbeomten erflGrt uno Elm Wfini.
Iterillm erri6tet, Inn Grnennllngen
por5unebn1en, 6inan5en uno Die Ser
maltllng 5u fontroIlieren, loDie ben
9elItli6en 0ebaIter ars5u5obIen.
gtoIef riiblhte lih Oes Sieges in ser
erlten Gunoe nit Ser Stride. ySogar
Der @eitea gibt oas at" Iagte er.
GaS papItlihe Gefret, oenl5ufolge af=
tipe &omlnltniIten erfommuni3iert
meroen, iei in Der Siheho-Slomufei
ein toter 9uditobe. Sober fotbolii6e
8eiItlicbc, Der perlud)t, e5 ourh5ufiib-
ren DerOe perbaftet.
9toief iagtc ferner, 8eiItlide f0nlr,
ten nldt ibre Don Der Hegierung er-
bobtcn @eb0lter nit &orbebalten an
nebmen. Sic 9iihoTe botten am 25.
Sttobcr befanntgegeben, Die 8eiItli-
der fonnten sic 8ebQlter annebn1en,
oorauagelebt, OaB lie ibre fir6liden
Sberen Oaoon oerlt0nOigten.
9tltn, bn bic 8rie1ter bonn StaQte
be5ablt meroen, oeltete 9toief an, er-
mortet oie Hegierltng auh, ooB iie
oos 0cIeb bis 5lln Icbten 9ud)Itn6en
befolgen, 9on5 gIeih, mas ibnen sic
gllcDOfc lagen.
~Sir mer0en in Ben &ir6en feline
ungcleblidben 9etGti9llngen Ouloen," "
fitgte er bt5u. r9ie &egierung er-
laubt niGt, OaB Ser Gioesformel et-
mas bin5u9efiiet miro. @5 gibt ntr
cine giiltige gibe5forneI, l1no sic lit
pom Der &egierung feiteelegt NOR
oen."
Sic 9iidofe batten oen 8eiItlid)eu
aufgetragen, Oen gio nit oieIen
mInolihen ooer ibriftIiden Sorbes
balten 5lt leiIten: . iofern e5 iid]
ni6t i'm @ioeriprude 5u ben @eiet
sen @ottes, Der Stride ODER Ser Oten-
ldenre6te befinoet."
Weit 8e5ue ouf sic grfommuni5ie>
rung aftioer &omml,niIten iogte ser
Oftnilter: ~0tit gerineen slusnobmen
lit oas Gefret in ser Si6e6o1Sl louos
fei bon teiner @irfltng geipeier, oa
es I'M 5lpan5iglten Sabrbunoert feline
mitteloltcrlicben 9onnfliide uno @r-
fomnlni5ierungen mebr geben fann.
ytur bier unb oa perlu6t Elm @eiIt-
llter Die 9lutorit0t Oes 8otifans iiber
Die Oe5 StaateS 81 IteIlen. SSn beu
letten @ohen lit 11ns Elm SSau nprgez
tontnlen Don einem @eiltltdel1, Ser
llcb neigerte, Elm Hanr 5u trauen, neil
es &ommuniIten naren. SelbItoer>
ltdnolid murOe er oerboftet."
Siele grflGrlng fiel nit ser ge-
tonntmadung 5uiammen, oaB GrGli-
bent &lement @ottlpalo bunoertoreT-
unofilnf5ig 8eiitli6e begnaoigt bat,
~oa lie ibre Sppoittion oem Staat
9e9eniiber berellten uno Inn 9ohiift
baten".
geaf elmer peiteren Erager Mel,
oung bat bic fommuniItii6e Gegie-
rung ansefiinoigt, baB ser Staat na6
Dem 1. Sanuar Die @nltisfeit firdli-
der Sra1nngen nift mebr anerfen.
men uno auf Ser 3ipiltral1une bette
ZEN tperoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
Die Eariier &onferens

9ie Observation-Disclosures iiber
6as Srieoens- 1.nb MtomprobIem fir,6
einitpeilen iiber oas Staoium I'LL.
frudtbarer Debatten 1nb propagan-
oiitiIder 8infel5iige nidt binausge"
fommen. 9ie Yariier &onferena, bon
Der ii6 SptimiIten bie Mnbabnung
elmer groBaiigigen unb berniinftigen
guropaJHolitif beriprahen, baben,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
Gas' Sasit BON bier uJriebens".
sSabren

Die neue gtappe i'm 9iingen 5tpi,
lben Often unb @elten, bon ser mi,
neulif ipraben, eine gtappe Del
&oniolioierlng einerieits Der bisber
eroberten Steaungen unb anoerers
leits Der ltmgruppieriine Der &rdfte,
um eiren Iusglei6 fir nerlorene $50
item berbei5ufiibren tpurbe nit elmer
Heibe mibtiger @ei6ebniile eineelei'
tet.
9ie bon uns nertretene 3bele gebt
babin, /. bob bas boli6eiuiitiiGe
9fuBlano in boiler 4usnerting Der
ibm in ben 8ebeimfonferenaen m1b'
reno oes &rieges, beionoers in SSsalta,
gema6ten 1lngebeueren 3ugeItanonii-
ie cine 8eltitellung erlangt bat, pie
lie iif Die fiibnIten Gertreter Der rui-
iiIhen grpanlionspoIitif ser 3aren-
5eit nibt batten trdun1en Ialien; 2.
baB Die BeItldnber bur9 8eri6ul>
ben ibrer Siibrer nift aaein
Nooiepelts uno gbur6ins in oen .@e,
beimfonferenaen, ionoern all6 in Der
Nahfriegs5eit in europa uno
aiien S6ritt fir Sdritt Die Segeno-
ME Mosfaus beltdtist baben uno tros
5eittpeiliger @rfolge, mie 3. g. inn
&f INN Berlin, fortgeiest in cine
geraoe5u ausiihtslole GefenitoItel-
lung iid baben oransen lniien; 3. baB
NIT benz 3ulammenbru6 Der ipeitlis
diem rNaginot-2inie", bes Itom.
Monopols, Die lette groBe 8erteioi-
gunssiteaung bis in ibre 8runofeiten
erI6iittert ipurbe; A. baB Die idfula-
riiierten Hegierungen unb Barteien
oes @eftens ourb ibre Ibfebr bonn
gsaturgeies ,,no driltliden Sittenge-
les lire biitorii6e Miliion oils Ser
teioiger Der hriltliden &ultur bes
@benolanoes preisgegeben baben uno
bob oas geipoltige 9iingen 5piiben
Often uno 8eIten beiite als bloBer
Madtfan1pf Der politilden l1no lpirt-
idaftliden Grafte ii6 bartlett; 5,
oaB einaig Die fntboIii6e Stride es
ut, ole an olelem gelf]ld)tlt6en Wen-
bepuntt, nie BEL alien groBen gnt-
i6eioungen Ser 8ergangenbeit, a1s
itttlide Nadt obne 3agen unb @on=
fen eintritt fir sic Soroerungen Ser
@erebtigfeit un6 ser berltdnonispol=
len 2iebe our IusIobnrng ser 8ol=
fer unb gerabe barum bon ben Mos-
fau'er 8eltoiftatoren nit bGmoni-
idem SAB berfolst uno, meni6lid ge=
ipro6en, in ibrer grilten5 beorobt
tpir0. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19
Die &aume iuadien nid)t in ben
A0tmmel

1as mar oos @eltbilo om gnoe
Oes pierten uSrieoens -Sabres. 0un
lit es ober ni6t 10, ais ob sic Ge6-
n1ng in alien @in5elbeiten glatte @e=
minne fir bie Wosfau'er Wa6tpoli>
tif unb glatte 8erIuite fir oie fait
in alien BbaIen idpddli6e Ibmebr
oes @eitens aufpieie. Gbur6iu bat
ieiner5eit in ieiner 8oItoner &eoe un-
ter 8erufung duf Elm beutl6es
Spribiport Sen Musipru6 getan, baB
au6 Die bolidepiitilden 8aume ni6t
in oen Simme1 Dabien peroen. 0as
miro tuobl ltintmen, benn aae 8erfeb-
lungen ser @eItlpelt geben nod lange
feinen 5reibrief fir Die maBlolen
Ma6tanipriide, @ortbrii6e, l1nse-
redtigfeiten unb 8rl1talitdten Mos-
faus, uno al1b fir &uBlanb tperoen
iid bloBe Wadtrnittel als un5uldng-
lib erpeiien.
Satld6lid laiien iib iett idon an
SEN Stdmmen uno Ielten Der urui-
iii6en 8dume" briid)ige -Stellen er-
fennen, bie friiber ooer ipdter 5ur
Srodenfdule fiibren 1perben uno oaui
ernbes @abstum al1s5ui6lieBen ber>
ipre6en. gSir be11fen babel ni9t an
erIter Stelle an oen &ra6 nit Eito,
oeiien 8e0eutrng, pie mir 1i6t oft
genug betonen f0nnen, unleres gr-
a6tens i'm 8eiten oll5u iebr iiber-
iddtt miro. 8ielmebr glauben mir,
baB geraoe in ben 8aIalenltaaten, Die
Wosfnu beute felt in Der 9anb 5l
baben iheint, &ublano melt iduerere
gfieberlagen erleben miro nls in SUI
goilaipien. gs lit unbenfbar, bob Die
pollenoete geiebertra9t, beren ii9 oie
ruiiiihe Bolitif beute in ser Ei6edo-
Slotpafei Ihuloig ma6t uno Die NOR.
gen 5ipeifeuos in 8olen7 ibre Sort
iebung finben biirfte, obne ibmere
syoIgen bleiben miro. Mit Silfe Der
@ottipalbs l,itp. eritrebt bier Mosfau
nit Der 8erih,nittbeit llnb @rauiam-
feit ber idlimmiten Berfolger Der
Stride oie gnt6riitli1ung ganaer
g0lfer. @nttpe6er iper6en fih baee-
gen oie @efnebteten friiber oser ipd.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19

men, uno in @aibington boben eins
lidltige WtGnner ser Gegierung fort.
gelett Soritellungen gemo6t, oaB oie
3eritorung Der 5obrifen oen omeri,
tonil6en Stel&er5ablern sur 2ait fal-
le. Sor eirigen 8o6en perlongten
bierunooier3ig Senatoren elm Gin.
l6reiten gegen oiele unbumone uno
unoernitnftige Eolitif. slber Oie Ser.
Itorung murOe lultig fortgeiett -
bon oen griten, Sic iif oouernO bon
Der oeutI6en &onfurren5 5u befreien
luden uno BON oen 6ran5oien, Sic
trob aller bitteren grfahrlmgen bon
Der GeDande- lmo 8loire-8oIitif nid)t
losfommen fonnen.
Sie @erbanblum9en inn Guai o'Criap
slber irgenomie i6einen ser engli-
ld)en Gegierung 0o6 8eoeufen gefom=
men 5u lein. Sor ettpos iiber spei
8o6en i6lug IuBenmilliiter 8epin
IN oringenoen Iepel6en an Stuotss
lefretor a6eion uno SluBenminiIter
S6umon cine &onferen5 5ur geipre.
dung Der oel1tl6en Srnge Dor. Na6
GreBberi6ten bob 8epin berpor, Dab
Der GinfluB oeS 8eIten5 in Ieutlf-
lano beoenfli6 5uriidgebe, bouptiGds
lib megen ser 3erItorung ser sSobri-
fen. Sic 3eit iei gefommen iiir cine
grllnollde Gepiiion Ser neitIi6en
GeutI6lono=8oIitif.
80 traten Oenn oie orei OtiniIter
om 0tittpo6 in 8aris 5u ibrer ou-
Beroroentliden &onferen5 5lionlne11.
Sic Sibungen fanoen in einem Soal
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-19

geah elmer tpeiteren Erager MeI,
oung bat Die fommuniitiide g2egie-
rung angefiinoigt, oaB ser Staat nad)
Dem 1. Sanuar Die @iiltisfeit firdIi-
der Srauunsen nidt mebr anerfen.
men uno auf ser 3ipiItraltung bette
fen tperoe.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
Angling Angles

Eleven-Year- old Don Pope AM
his ~l3-year-old brother, Junior
narrowly missed a ducking Sat
urday when Don "hung" a So
pound. gar off the dock at Pei.
hams
The boys, sons of MI. and Mrs
w. H.. Pope, ITO 18th. we're dang
ling hand lines fitted with great
big hooks and baited with hard
heads. The monster grabbed Don's
bait and started out. Don started
with him, grabbing for a post.
Junior came to his rescue but
both boys were heading for the
deep when Mr.. Pope grabbed
them and helped bring in the gar.
We were both going in when
my father took hold of US" SAYS
Don. 1--WE been fishing for gar
all summer and that was the big
gcst yet, We weighed him right
at So pounds"
Biggest catch of the season
from Pelham'S was made Labor
Day by Pat Bradston. Ed Rasco
and w. B. White in Lake Marsh.
They brought back five reds
weighing from 4 IL to 5 10
pounds, IA smaller reds, 10
speckled trout. several founders,
sheephead and ground mullet. All
were caught on live bait.
]. A. Pelham. who's been fish
ing all his life, caught a black
fish in a trawl last week, the first
time he had heard of such a catch
This is a rare thing" says Mr..
Pelham, because black fish rare
ly go out in open places like the
mouth of the river west of the
mud Jumps, where l caught this
one while trawling for bait
shrimp.
BLACK fish always look for a
shady spot, such as under bra
cons, channel markers and duck
blinds. Some fishermen stick
down pine saplings To make shade
for this fish and get many good
catches that way.
Years ago they used to build
board platforms out there and
really make some catches. On
hot days when the water was
calm and slick YOU could e the
fish rolling around in the shade.
THE government had to stop
that, though, as boats were run
ming into the platforms"
II. w. Slater. inveterate angler.
brings black tidings for this week.
end. Recent rains, he said. caus-
ed a five and a half foot rise in
the river at Merrill in north
George county. we started get
ting the rise here Tuesday" said
Slater. Wen probably get a.
foot to Is inches of muddy water
this weekend"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
20 Boats Compete
In Legion Races
At Spanish Fort

Twenty-four ertr1es competed
IN the boat races at Old Spanish
Fort Sunday. The free-for-all con
test was won by P. E. Bond OF
McHenry
Other winners in the races.
sponsored each Sunday by the
fae6 ;on county American Le-
gion post, were.
+. Y. Blades. Moss Point, under
rs horsepower Roy DeAngelo,
Moss Point, rs to 90 hp; II. c.
Jones, Pascagoula, 10 I'd 1853 hp.
and Marble Tilley, H~arleston IS
to 21.9 hp.
Boats entered from other COM
munities came from Biloxi and
Mobile.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
Tigers Tackle McComb Tonight
Coach Shields Says They re Big Boys;
Son Rhodes Out With Clipped Bone

They looked awfully big" said
Coach r. v. Shields.
Shields was talking about the
Moss Point Tigers namesakcs
from UP the line, the Mccom5
Tigers, whom the local felincs
tackle tonight in the seasons
football opener at 3 p. m. in Moss
Point stadium.
Shields and his assistants, Boyce
Jones and Marland Mallette,
took the Moss Point squad 10
McComb Friday to see their OPP
ponents Of tonight battle to n
tie with a strong Baton Rouge
team.
They've got two really good
Backs said Shields, lin Lowery
and Parker. Both Of them arc
fast and Lowcry's big and fast"
John LcwerY. q is0-pound full
back. smashed for 10 yards to
score McComb's first touchdown
in the second quarter. Tommy
Parker. $50. fleet left hslfback.
put Mccomb ahead with q 40-Yard
run after taking a pitchout.
Shields will field a team aver
aging about 100 pounds a man.
II big Ted Provost starts at tackle
the line will average 1863. With
out him it says to I6l. Both back
field combinations will average
slightly less than 1856.
Sad note for the locals will be
the absence OF Son Rhodes, 155.
pound veteran left half who
Clipped an arm bone in practice
last week and won't be ready to
play for another week.
Well be pretty fair on de-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
DATE FOR
& p

The banquet and installation of
officers Of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club will be
held September %, at the Tip
Top restaurant. All members and
guests r asked to notify Miss
Sarah Shemper. social chairman.
phone l045-R, if they are plan
ming to attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16

The races Sunday beginning at
2:30 p. m, will have five classes
up to 10 hip, 8 to 1873 hp., 10 hip,
Mercurys, ID to 21.9 hp, and the
fr~ce-for-all.
Co-chairmen H. w. Slater and
II. E. Parsley, Jr. announced
Thursday that second prizes will
be offered and that first prizes
will be inci eased. The amounts
will depend on size of the crowd
attending Last weeks attend
ance, they said, was about 400.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
HURLEY YOUTH REVIVAL.
WILL BEGIN MONDAY

A youth revival will begin at
Hurley Baptist church Monday
at 7:30 p. m. and continue through
Friday. Ralph Young, Unknown
church singer, will be in charge
Of the services.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16

Tense" Shields predicted, better
than well be on the offense."
The coach singled out the two
Smith boys Charles, a tackle
end Gary. . guard - as the most
improved players on the squad.
They're coming along good and
r likely TO see service" said
Shields.
The probable starting lineUps
uilf he.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16

WITH SIX WEEKS OF TOUGH CONDITIONING BEHIND
them. the Moss Point Tigers lined up for their formal portrait
Thursday before opening the l949 season tonight against the
Tigers OF McComb. Above left TO right, sitting are David White.
Jerry McCool. Carol Robertson. Joe McCooL Gary Smith. Bill
Schaub. Gene Wood and Andrew Colvile. Kneeling are Jesse
Gum. Davis Moriensen. Danny Hall Son Rhodes. Jerry Gard
er. Gene Daley. Philip Watts. Maggie Hammond and Pat Gard
nr. Standing are William Colvine. Dutch Schatz. Dean Switzer.
Norman Stewart, Ed Wilkinson. Bobby Rouse. Gene Young. Sam
Leslie. Norman Wells. Billy Dickson and Ted Provost.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16

Five times the New York
Yankees and Giants have faced
each other in a World Series, tho
last time in 1897.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16

First World Series to draw q
100000 gate was the 1923 bat
tie between the New York Yam
KEGS and the Giants.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16

Grover Cleveland Alexander
pitched Is shutout games for the
Philadelphia Phillies in 1916.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
YOUTH CANTEEN TO OPEN
HONOR FOOTBALL TEAMS

The Youth Canteen will be
open Friday night in honor of the
Panthers, following the PHS-
Notre Dame football game. Sep
TENDER "a, the canteen will again
be open in honor of the DIV
Eagles. Each time decoration will
feature the colors of the team
honored.
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DOCTOR! DOCTOR!
Convenient to Lee Blvd.

3-bedroom brick with side screened
porch and full basement, rear yard
completely fenced; attractive deco
rations; spacious rms, tile bath, nm
equipped with Venetian blinds; q
quick sale win result at $4,000.
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OPEN TODAY
3-BEDROOM. RAMBLER
NORTH OR SOUTH



WE HAVE 1T I
LYON VILLAGE
bedrms., 2I2 baths, gar; under
$4,000; mo. payments less than
rent.
ARL FOREST
Substantial cash req. Excel 40 f.
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taxes, inSGr.
BROCKWOOD AREA
3 rms. bath, recr. rm.: bus at door.
$4,000.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS
6-rm. frame, Oil h.-W.h.; lot 50xl25
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Z rms, brick; plus, maids rm..
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screened porch: This house open
2 till dark. Directions: From D. c.,
Wash. blvd. to IngleWood St., right
to 18th and open sign.
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PROUD PARENTS?

you need additional room. We have
the answer; a 2-bedroom brick bum
galow with expansion attic and COM
plete basement; real rock bottom
price, Sill, 300; bus transport, gas
heat, range and refrigerator, real
value. Call OW. 5000,
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SEE us FIRST.

5.rm.. semidet., an-brick home. In
ped kit, partly finished rec. rm.;
Sl0.950s NJ. T. BROYHILL az
SONS, INC, IA. 4-1SoO, 4624 Lee
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2 B. r. BRK. BUNGA.
Plus 2-ear Diet. gar. makes this
dale, q real buy at $1,000 with
APPROX. $1,000 down payment. Call
Tor full particulars and appt. to
inspect, Al BAKER d SON, INC.
ll6 South st. .Asaph St. Alex, TIE.
lContinuad nn Next page.l
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SUBURBAN sALE-VlRGIklA
FAIRLEE RAMBLER
$10,950-GI
V1V JOUO
DRIVE OUT TODAY

One half acre wooded homesites, near
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utes from White House, combining
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low cost, IA homes already built anc
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and build when you are ready, or lei
us show you our plan for a beautiful
home now for only $1O.950. CT OF
non-GI financing Agent on prem
ises, ! till dark. Drive out Lee hwy,
miles past Merrifield, or out Lee
blvd, Rt.- 80. to Fairfax Circle. turn
right on Lee hwy. one-fourth mile to
our road signs Exclusive with
Talmage Wlcher, Realtor
1888 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000 j..
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AURORA HILLS
Nieyry If p0t0noac

View of Potomac
IN THIS ULTRA CONVENIENT DE.
SIRABLE LOCATION, NEAR ARM
AND NAVY CLUB.
Living room. dining room and each
bedroom has picture window
Built Of finest materials. 1t IS In
excellent condition throughout
From a gracious entrance hall one
enters lovely living room, includ-
ing a fireplace with Colonial mantel
Then in the dining room there is
an ANTIQUE amber and crystal chan
delier: a modern kitchen; "a bath
Second floor, 3 twin-sized bedrooms,
each with two closets. the linen
closet is doubled, each with extra
drawer space: storage space under
the dormers; large Carrara glass
bath. The full basement contains a
beautiful recreation room opening
on q terrace overlooking large
rear yard, fenced with picket fence;
economical oil heating plant. Bendix
equipped kitchen and bath with tiled
shower. Attached garage. Two GE
air conditioners are included. Water
pipes are copper. roof Is slate. May
also be purchased furnished with
ANTIQUES If desired. Price, S33.500
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent, 1901 s. Arlington
Ridge I'd. Arl.. Va, OF. s5S6-S035.
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ALEXANDRIA
OPEN | TO DARK

BEVERLY Hills
Colonel going overseas offers this ex-
cellent prewar 3-bedroom. 2-bath
brick house with brick garage; en-
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ing room, breakfast room, electric
kitchen. screened porch; well-shaded
grounds; lovely neighborhood. A
conventional first trust at Al; mod
crate cash required.
Ask-Us? Realty Co.
a. 1859. OK. 1859.
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SUBURBAN sALE-viRGINlA
ARLINGTON

Excel. No. Ari. -bedrm
brick, completely redecorated; va
cant: liv. rm. with frepl.. full bsmt
with outside entr.. tiled bath. all
like new; $1,000 will move you In
c. F. WOODROE, INC.
OK. 1929; Ewes, CHI. O4S3.
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SiX-Bedroom Colonial

This spacious six bedroom, two and
one half baths Colonial red brick Is
located in a beautiful setting with
view of the river. 1t has a large
comfortable living room with log
size fireplace; the screened porch is
delightful; slate roof; Youngstown
kitchen; oil h-w heat, and garage.
indicate comfort. The owner has
been transferred suddenly and pos
session can be had with settlement.
Attractive terms. Price S23.95O.
Geo. Mason Green Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
CHI 3S3S: ewes and SIM FLA AAoA
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FALLS CHURCH
TYLER. PARK

BY military owner being transferred.
Brick bungalow. 2 bedrms.. living
rm.- din. comb. full tile bath. fully
posaI. ample closet space, hardwood
fis.. full, dry concrete basement, nm
ished stairs to insulated expans. at
II. storm wind. and drs., auto. gas
h.; lot 120x60; $2,700 cash; assume
$4,000 CT 4eo LIST trust with low
payments. Avail. Oct. 20. 1904
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ARLINGTON-$10,750
Officers Detached Beauty
APPROX. $500 DOWN
possession. Near PentaGon and
Navy annex. beautiful detached
2-story masonry, 2bedroom home,
very attractively decorated. Lovely
fenced and Handicapped lots at high
elevation Boosting towering oak
trees and convenient driveway.
Rear of lot has flagstone patio. brick
patio and attractive play area for
children.
JOHN T. BEUCHERT CO.
1909 Duke St., Alexandria, Va.
24-hour phone service. OV. 59sS
ARLINGTON
Veteran Approved-$12,0 900
Vicinity Cherrydale; 3 bedrms.. "a
baths, porch, INV. heat, garage;
near schools.
BRICK COLONIALS
5 rms, porch, full bsmt., INV. heat;
near Columbia pike; S13.9h0.
ARLINGTON FOREST
Attractive 6-rm. brick. lk baths. nice
lot, trees, close in; $4,000.
A GOOD HOME
6-rm. brick; large lot, nice trees,
CAPUTI REALTY co.
III S. Lee hwy. Phone FA. 2122,
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ALEXANDRIA

AIEAANDfC1
Lovely new homes, semidet.: 3 bed
rms, full bath, ample closets; st
ir., liv. rm., din. rm., kit. full
bsmt., incl. lavatory. outside en-
trance: priced to sell. FILA and VA
approved. Out Mt, Vernon ave. to
G. w. High School. right 2 blocks
to lOl East Glendale ave. Omen
Sat. and Sun. n. L. HENDERSON,
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ALEXANDRIA

NEAR BELLE HAVEN
Charming Cape Cod near Belle Haven
golf course. Easy terms.
800 buys this lovely 2-bedroom at
tached house. Terms reasonable.
4 BEDROOMS. 2h BATHS
Charming Dutch Colonial. on nearly
81 acre; all city conveniences
shown By appointment only
HUBBARD REALTY co.
OV, 6549 OV. 1946
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FALLS CHURCH
UNEXCELLED VALUES
NO DOWN PAYMENT FOR GIs
Only IL left OF these brick bungalows
now under construction.
FHA-GI approved for Sl1,50O.
Monthly payment about $50. As
much down payment can be made as
desired, thus reducing monthly
pymts. Weekly net salary of pur-
chaser must be greater than the
monthly payment.
These homes are we'll constructed, OF
brick over cinder block, furred and
plastered walls: hardwood fls.. gas
s,c. heat, 30-sal /, W.; gas range,
rms. and 2 tile bath, lge. liv; rm,,
spacious kit. expan. attic, no bsmt.
beaut. wooded lots; in the heart of
Falls Church where public and
Catholic schools. shopping. churches
and buses are in easy walking dis
lance.
Open weekdays 9 It'll dark. Sat. and
Sun, 2 It'll dark. Directions: Turn
in Park ave. at theater on Lee hwy,
drive blks. to Pa. ave, then right
to property. From West Broad st,
turn in Pa; ave, drive "a blks. to
property. Call for appt.
JAMES G. WARE