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Evening star., 1949-04-17
SILVER SPRING BARGAINS
310 0E0

SILVER SPRING BARGAINS
$10,950
A two-bedroom cottase nestled on
beautiful corner lot. surrounded-by
ID white "ranch-type" fence, right
in the heart of Silver Spring, near
St -Aichaers School; ideal for re-
tired couple.
$12,950
Modern two-story Rf-room and bath
detached brick; charming commu-
nifty. close to transportation: only g
years old and in fine condition
throughout; can be approved Tor
veterans purchase II desired.
$13,300
Five-bedroom detached frame resi-
dence on over one-third Of an acre
OF ground ideal spot for the chill
dren; hardwood floors. hot-water
heat with Oil burner, recreation
room: this is truly a lot Of house for
the money. To inspect AE OF these
prime offerings. phone Banks Muir
ray. 81. STA. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
tS0S II a NV Ma O345 III
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SMALL MODERN BRICK

Open Sur 20 5 s1+T5p 2s-rs
open. vacant, : tnIl-klSe seerr2s
AYlng re dining I'M. ktt, nA;h
lovely retTe ru-, epeE Hgepi OIL
heat large leYei io, ideal Ssttlng
cory 10 shopping and ;rAusn. =
most attractive house arChitr<kUrS1y
n hrst-eIss$ condition oaE River
rd- past Western ave farn right g.
Willard ave 10 Nc So
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Rea!;or "a5s Conn ave Nj
2434 WO 9ss}nk
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SILVER SPRING

40 Dale dr.-A nice Arm. and bath
bungalow, on handicapped corner
lot OF 1000 so. IT.. in beautiful
setting of large trees. gently sloping
lawn COW. TO busline. stores, etc:
l:v rmsl 2 bedrms. kit. and bath;
stairs TO storage attic; ideal for
young or retired couple: priced to
sell at SJ0,5nO. on terms.
E. S. PRICE g. CO, ;, Realtors
1901 Georgia Ave. tWheatonI.
M 1911 DT Dats
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rentlemen's estate. "a aeres. 'front.'
ase on improved 81: T-roofn house.
baths, h-vh h.. oil: 2 fireplaces, laFEs
rooms, spacious porches, 2-car ga
rage. foldinx doors, xtorase space
above. abundance of fruit and
xhrubbery. fertile aardsn spol
grounds have a eommandinR view Of
SURROUNDING community, Sbowa By
sppolntment. Possession
Route /. Riverdale, Nd; sif .oCti
terms easy attention. professional
men: 1-room house. recently re-
nodsied, in perfect condition, front
and side entrances. modern kitchen.
nrepiace, fun basement, h.-s h.
gas garage. outside fireplace, wide
deep lot, Handicapped and fenced.
possession. ERWIN REALTY co.
Hyattsvfiie o334; ewes. wa 1881
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A. r. SEELYE
'ta0 ! - nv pI ~7"S
VETS ATTENTION

Thf finest tuS IN ta3s sfta StpetE
h-ru bans iuNf e!l besr rcgfu
ktl bis 1eyFl ict heRuf apsu asa3fr
Ray 20 an sne c fu3; lee ss"-,
With laundry tubs ara aGEAiee en-
frances OUiy SIH Sew 10 = sNv
with as nlf!s as s-f1tp dauu ~aS
n76nth'E incigdfnE taxes sa0 ms
Open = tG . III, Drive opt Rs.ia
hIso 10 Laurel Bsor~ea ll0 srS
ahead % ouG Slsr. TtElI "a hetnf
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SILVER SPRING

4 new 5-rm. brick bunsalows, 1 on
lge. corner lot; 81 $50 each: terms.
Call MRS. MosBY. SH. 1855, after
6pn. liz
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SILVER SPRING

Sudbury Drive--A beautiful two-stoTy
brick house located in most de-
floor. large iiV. rm. n3x23), nre-
IDiace, paneied wall. din. rm.. kit:
breakfast nook. screened porch; Ind
floor 3 bedrooms and bath: ample
closet space. full basement, e-half
bath. large lot; near schools. stores
terms. Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE & co.
Realtors. 1901 Georgia Ave.
lWheatnnl PL lo3l PL AaIh.
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WANTED

A family that will appreciate a 5-rm.,
-yr.- .-old brk. home. located in Cam
eron Hgts; lge lot, unusual fea-
lures. This home is yours for
S13,50a with reas. down pymt:
Call Mrs. Jones. SH. 4i99. cox
co INC I'm IAOR
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OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5
One of those excellent homes in
Locust Hill Estates; owner trans,
ferred away; bedrooms Il on ST
foorl; .la baths. recr; room ga
after passing Naval Hospital IN
Bethesda, continue to No. $500 with
our open" sign. r. P. RIPLEY
DALAI GI. Al
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BRADLEY BOULEVARD

Attractive stone Dutch Colonial SUI
rounded by cherry blossoms; en-
trance hall. nice living room. den.
large dining room and GOOD size
kitchen; 3 fine bedrooms and baths
on md q made room and bath.
Karage In bAS7rnent: reasonably
prirad Csll Te6 Par with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
l022 l7th ST. NV. ST 7eno.
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OPEN ? TO 6
PROOkSIDE MANOR

Mod det brick. Il lovely Tms bah
rear screened porch iul! ssmt N1th
Attr rec rm oil heat Close tc
schools lr&RSp and Shappins Te
reach Out RaEgs I'd 10 Aser 70
right to BFooksiGr Manor and ""-
PoNhatan I'd OF eut Queens thspeI
nd 10 Ager I'd left 10 %u2i PaWhs-
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
5000 BLK N oath ST

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right 10 y ssth o. tsst sa ear
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Milton O Smith. Real Estate
Evening star., 1949-04-17
WHITE BRK. RAMBLER
zoos Glendale Rd.

Open this afternoon and eyenine
highIy protected and restricted sub
division. We proudly offer this very
attractive rambler which represents
the ultimate In quality. construction
and architecture. Its features m
hail. den or bedroom and powder
rm. on ist a.; spacious model kit, 3
breeseWsy to q s-car gar; loc. and
interior ARRANGEMENT are adaptable
for a physseian.s once siaa res,-
erty to sell. Directions: Out Conn.
ave, right on East-Wesi hwy.
block 70 property.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1949-04-17

%"'" N'tseA Elte Wv b@o's
ALEXANDRIA
0wRRt haSs Ssli ui. Ane ehAi . hWti
An Asbestos khlnsit bpnsslss Is
excellent eend3tiaB hes tiy fHs
din I'm. eomhihsiieh Z bedfmt.
equipped kitChsB tiled hath pith
fuil expansion bItlf Eui4skls !at .
klrf lt} and hioct 30 khHgp,As,
Fuli price - DAn
AL BAKER d. SON, INC.
lis \ ~ Ahaph H AsRah7.la
Phone II I7ta shs Al Nats Oess
a.
Evening star., 1949-04-17

BEST BUILT HOMES
Small down payment TO oualified vets.
new det houses. nr. Rockville, Nd
iia story frame, in new subdivi-
sion Full light hsmt.. > bedrooms
and bath with huge expandable End
FIR; repl, range and !efgr COW
TO stores, school bus fmmed. oc-
cupancy. R H BEST. INC. WI
Evening star., 1949-04-17
NORTH FORESTVILLE

Attention. Gls; new brick Cape Cod
BUNGALOW. large kitchen with gas
range, dining rm.. hv- I'm. snc
bedrm. on 1st ar.; . bedrms. snd
tiled bath on end. fun bsmt. laun.
dry trays. on large lot with pavtd
streets: conv TO bus and school.
sIa. 800: 81 900 cash, spprox. $50
per mo wYvILLE REALTY co
Evening star., 1949-04-17
THE GABLES CO.
AN HONEST BARGAIN

AN HONEST BARGAIN
We have a house in Riverdait that We
have advertised at ~ .dno. owner
has been Transferred and must move
at once will Sacrtioe for 81 500 y
sold today Approximately ~ 900
cash, STI per mo House conststs OF
7 rms. oil h-w-h. very larse loi
conveniently located, this 10 an op-
portuntty for investors. Immediate
possession For particulars, call
peter ]. hagan
Realtor, 3sal 34th st ne uS SIS.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
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hrszsr 8 rnnnths sAA. ws are tTsRt~
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with rreps&es. fasi esnlas rsSFn- tso
trsn -ssss ne1Eoesns tsife hatE- f2Ass
eausppec electric k!tfhsr ~ssn GE
ansnnsfie saa5sns machine. secsts
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PREWAR 7-RM. BRICK
rras eeernss.. rscrsafssn fw- ( Are
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Smyrna times., 1949-07-14
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q. 1 am a World War II veter-
an. In the event of acute nonser-
vice-connected illness, am I entitled
to disqualification even though I
have never filed a claim of any
kind with VA?
A. You may be entitled if you
meet eligibility requirements, and
file an affidavit swearing you are
unable to pay hospital charges. Ad-
mission will depend on the avail
ability of bed.
@. I am a World War II veteran
and divorced. I have been receiving
compensation for a service-con-
nected disability. viii my child,
now living with my brother, be
paid in the event of my death?
A. Payments may be made to
Smyrna times., 1949-07-14

the person who has custody OF
your child If otherwise entitled
thereto.
Q. Are a widower and children
of a woman veteran entitled to
pension at her death?
A. Under present laws, widow
er is not entitled, but surviving
children may be entitled to PEN
sion.
Q. May the minor child of a fe-
male veteran be considered her de-
pendent for the purpose of subsis-
tence allowance even though the
father, also a veteran, is in receipt
of subsistence allowance based on
the wife and child?
A. Yes. The mother may claim
the child as a dependent for the
purpose of subsistence allowance.
Smyrna times., 1949-07-14

is any other bill before our Con-
gress which win accomplish the
same purpose as this one, namely
that of reinforcing our American
system of free enterprise, and thus
offering insurance against depres-
sion. 1t is my intention TO urge
the approval of this bill as quickly
as possible. I trust I may have the
support of every Delawarean in
this endeavor.
Smyrna times., 1949-07-14

mand for American products and
services throughout the world.
The Delaware Plan, then, pro-
vides a frst-class opportunity for
many of our twenty million veter-
ans of both wars. 1t viii be car
ried out if Senate Bill 529 becomes
a law. I do not believe that there
Smyrna times., 1949-07-14
HOW TO OBTAIN A NEW BALLOT IN PLACE OF OF
ACCIDENTALLY DEFACED, MUTILATED OR SPOIL

accident mistake SPOIL deface initiate
spoing mutaon nten
iona, shall receive another ballot in place thereof
person who shall be physically unable fold his
inability walk with safety without assistance mani
festy renders him her unable
polling place safety permitted with
him or her into the election and booth eeco or two electors
the the disability manfesty
total disability walk the polling district for the rendering
the necessary assistance to vote.
challenger appointed designated by parties shall
be entitled stand the side the and the entrance the
No other shall within thirty feet of said entrance
except for the Of offering vote except provided in this Chap
for the of voting person offering vote shall be
by one OF the chaengeI or o any one OF e eon oce
his vote refused he shall Immediately stand aside place the
person next line and retire without delay from within the thirty feet
authorized do shall enter attempt enter the election
Wt t eaong 10 Ine OIL tne eecuon f0on or Snh
Of this Chapter shall guilty of msdemenor and conviction thereof
shall be fined not more than two hundred dollars
Whoever SHALL during the election destroy of the
plies other convenence placed the booths aforesaid delivered
to the for the of enabling him his ballot SHALL
instructions of the voters SHALL election destroy
BOOTH railing other convenience provided for such election shall
committed attempted be committed shall
be guilty of and conviction shall be punished by
p1onment for not less than months than
Whoever shall induce attempt to induce eector to write paste
otherwise place his ballot sign device of kind dn
gushing mark by which indicate to any other person how such ector
has voted shall enter into attempt
with other induce attempt induce ecor
committed attempted to be committed shall be guilty mmnor
and conviction shall be imprisoned for not exceeding two
Whoever shall induce attempt to induce election officer
violate the provisions of this Chapter whether not such election
officers shall violate attempt violate of the provisions this
Chapter shall be guilty of misdemeanor and conviction shall
poned for term not exceeding shall be the duty of each
inspector distinctly read this and the preceding section
officers the opening of the polls The the provisions
uded the duties of the office of said election
of said provisions by election officers shall be held construed
violation of their official oaths provided in this Chapter
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Subscribe to Tne Smyrna Times.
$3.50 Year, In Advance
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STATEMENT BY
SENATOR FREAR

CONTINUED from Page Four)
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After voter has obtained ballot ne or she shall ndicate ms he
pencil rayon This be done follows: When ector
for the Soldier bonus he she shall place mark
opposite the ballot When
the Soldiers bonus he she shall place
within the opposite the word No the ballot
without shall not be counted
DEPOSIT OF BALLOT
When an said eector shall the
and after being passed by the chaenger shall be admitted
shall
booth therein exclusive of the election
officers entering the shall his her
shall register it. and of the Clerks shall
ballot The voter shall en and without leaving
the booths which be unocupd If said
ecor has already Official Ballot and marked the he
said eecor has not already
the handed him her the Clerk
After completed the ballot the eor must then deliver the
who temporarily authorized
for the inspector.
shall Immediately after voting leave the
HOW TO OBTAIN A NEW BALLOT PLACE OF
CNrAT vDEEACE nVTTIA
Smyrna times., 1949-07-14

FOR THE PURPOSE OF ASCERTAINING WISHES THE
VOTERS CONCERNING THE PAYMENT OF AN IMMEDIATE CASH
BONUS VETERANS OF WORLD WAR BY THE STATE OF
DELAWARE, PURSUANCE TO HOUSE BILL 126, APPROVED
JUNE 90. 1949.
The Polls In Every Election District Will Open
At 7:3O AM. and Will Close At 600 PM. (E.S.T.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
IT'S PURE MAGIC!

II bet I'm the champion eater
in this block when it comes to
Ranger Joe Popped Wheat" says
Kenny Psira, IL, Of Alb, 9th st.
NV. Yes, it's pure magic how
Ranger Joe Honey Favored
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American newspAperman, and Aon-
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ANGUS.
800, WTOP-We, the People: e.
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mond w. Cliss and Sandra Marks,
|11-year-old British ventriloquist are
mong Dan Seymour's guests. =
$50, WRC-The Kings Men:
Songstress Martha T1lton visits the
Kings Men. |
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100, WRC-supper Club: Bing
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1880, WRC-Hollywood Theater:
Barbara Fuller stars in "Strawhat
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$3.50, WMAL-Town Meeting OF
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the Future OF Germany" is debated
In Berlin by Peter D. Propp, student
ut Freie University; Waldemar Won
Knoeringen, member of the Bavari-
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700.
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7:15.
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1870.
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Jack Magnum interviews Douglas
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500, WTTG-Court Of Current
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-07
Two New Sprays
For Hog Mango

Two new spray materials-ben-
zene heXachloride and chordane-
have proved effective in the con-
troll of mango on hogs, according
to Herbert M. Barnes, Extension
swine specialist at Ohio State
University.
Either of these compounds, now
available in various commercial
forms, he says, can be used as a
high pressure spray, as KNAPP
sack type spray or as a dip. In
any case, however, he warns
farmers not to use more than the
recommended .25 percent spray
concentration
Experiments at various stations
have shown that either of the
new chemicals will control hog
lice as well as mango, although
busting the bedding with a 2 per-
cent chordane powder is recon-
mended by manufactures as an
alternate method for louise con-
troll.
Treatment Of breeding stock
TO prevent infeStation Of the mar
ket hogs, Mr.. Barnes declares,
would be a more sound practice
than trying to treat the entire
pig crop. Complete cleanup will
depend upon strict sanitation in
the hog house and lots, in ad-
dition to careful spraying of the
hogs.
Since either of the chemicals
are mixed with water, hogs may
be treated during the winter.
"Some judgment must be used in
picking the time" the specialist
adds, "aS the day should be mild
and clear with little or no wind.
Hogs should be kept out of drafts
and placed on clean bedding
If hogs are showing symptoms
Of some other disease in addition
to mango Mr. Barnes states it
would be dangerous TO spray
since the cold and shock might
aggravate the other condition. A
veterinarians advice is consid-
cred essential in cases of this
kind.
Farmers desiring good results
with the spray, Mr.. Barnes ads,
must carefully and accurately
mix the solution and apply the
spray Mango mites burrow in
great numbers in the creaSes a
round the head and in the ears.
A fine spray is necessary to get
coverage inside the ear without
flooding the ear to the diScom-
fort and irritation of the hog.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-07
WLW To Erect
Video ReldY Towers
At Mechunicsburq

Work on the relay tower at
Mechanicsburg, Ohio has been
stepped up in anticipation of the
opening date for WLW-C, Cros-
ley television station in Columbus,
in the latter part of March.
A roadway is being construct
ed at Mechanicsburg, site of a
double relay tower which will
boost program ORDINATIONS from
WLW-T to WLW-C in its initial
stage of operation. Later, when
WLW-C begins its own television
programming, the Mechanics
burg relay will send these pro-
grams to the Dayton and Gin
icinnati areas for telecast from
WLW-D and WLW-T.
The double tower which will
support a pair of IL by IL feet
perforated metal screens, was en-
route this week from Chicago to
the Mechanicsburg site.
The Mechanicsburg towers are
200 feet high and will be sup
ported by "a strong guy wires.
Cost of this relay installation is
$1,000, according to Crosley
Broadcasting Corporation engin-
GERS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-03-07
Good Video Reception Promised
Here When Columbus Station Opens

aural power Of 1913 kiloattS. WLW-
G will serve a total of 100000
people in its combined primary
and secondary areas of coVerage
Height of the WLW-C antenna
is 455 feet above average terrain,
578 feet above ground, and 1920
feet above sea level. The antenna
is a three-bay, super-turnstile de-
sign, built by RCA. The tower is
triangular, guyed structure, OF
a uniform triangular crosS-sectior
type.
Studio equipment includes two
movie projectors, two studio cam
eras, two remote cameras for
televising out-of-studio events
and one micro-wave relay unit
with associated equipment.
Construction work on the trans
mitter building has been com
pleted and erection Of the studio
building is now underway.
In the WLW-C studio building
there will be three studios on the
first floor, with a central control
room on the second floor over.
measure 40 by 60 feet, another "a
by 33 feet, and the third will be
18 by 80 feet. Overall dimensions
Of the building are 95 by 148 feet
The building will also have {
large basement which will be
partitioned into dressing rooms
The central booth in the studio
will be glassed on three sides
Producers will be stationed on {
raised platform in the center Of
the control booth. Control equip
ment and panels for all three
studios are visible from the cen
trail platform. Eastern entrance
to the studio building will have {
marquee, with a corrugated alum
inum pylon mounted above, bear,
ing the call letters WLW-C.