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in religion which as Karl Marx said is opium for the masses, and old paper which they sell for dol lars
 When it comes to an election the noise thunders on all sides There is no order. Each man says what he wants to say. There is nc control. It is all disruption. Thur der to the right Thunder in the middle! Thunder on the left!
 Here they have all sorts of part (ies. Nearly all of them are pro- Fascist. The true progressives, the enlightened toilers for the people they belong to the party of peace They speak the voice of the father of all people, J. Stalin. Alas, in the land of the dollar, they are few in number, but their voice is like thunder down the corridors of his- tory.
 They are few in number because in this land of the dollar, everybody has dollars. It is most unprogres- sive.. How can people with dollars in their pockets understand theil true interests? The dollar hypno- tizes them and for it they sacrifice themselves Op thp altar like ancient savages. (This is no discrimination
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WATCH OUT ON HALLOWEEN

Next Monday night, night only is Halloween and the Goblins may not get you but or Man Acci- dent, will if you don't watch out.
 That advice comes from the National Safety Coun- c, which believes Halloween accidents to young and old be prevented if celebrants will observe few simple precautions
 Parents charged by the Council With the chief They greater safety by making sure their children properly masked and costumed by en- forcing a reasonable code of behavior and by intat ing supporting community activities parties that will provide safe and wholesome outlet for the Hal lowe'en spirit
 Here are some suggestions from the Council
 Wear light-colored costumes so you can be seen more easily by motorists. The costume should not be long that it is tripping hazard, and should not be a flmsy material that will burn quickly.
 A mask should permit clear vision, ahead md to the side, and it should be non-inflammable. Use battery light in jack-o'- lantern instead of candle.
 Don't dash from between parked cars roam the streets. Never play tricks which may cause someone to fall, and don't drop throw things.
 Soapng the windshield of car lead to an if the driver has to the before he has a chance to clean the glass.
 Countenance of property personal damage should be immediately drowned upon Treats or tricks is all right but caution should be observed in this playful feature of the night Children should remain in their own neighborhood and not invade
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Paving the Way
(Kodiak Weekly Mirror

The official opening of Alaska Way to traffic recently is another milestone of progress for the City of Kodiak.
 The city has made many improvements since VJ- Day but none so outstanding as the paving of the main streets
 The city council, contractors workmen and resi- dents of Kodiak be proud of their latest accom- plishment.
 Governor Gruening in letter to Mayor Lee Bet tinger and the city said "The paving of the main streets sign of progress that most gratifying. It is symptomatc Kodiak of similar progress all over Aaka.
 However feel that Kodiak in particular, has n years made great strides and want to extend to you and it's citizens my warmest congratulations. The governors letter continues, 'It is a potent indication that an increasing number of Americans have come realize there is better part of America than Alaska"
 We agree and Kodiak can take some of the credit for making Alaska bigger and better country ir which to live.
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Lawrence of Pittsburgh, Jack Arvey of Chicago and Chairman Boyle of the Democratic National Con- mittee have been urging Truman to put the bee squarely on the steel companies.
 Note Phil Murray, testifying before the Presidents finding board, invited the steel executives to appear before Congress with him and urge passage of better old age pension plan. They refused Despite this, if Congress had re- mained in session and tackled the entire problem of old-age pen sions for all old people, not merely those who belong to unions, pat tern might have been worked out for the nation.
 Note 2-Though U. s. Steel re- fused to go for noncontributory pensions now, it was the same U. S. Steel Company which gave a non- ccntributory welfare fund to John L. Lewis and the coal miners in l947 This precedent given to Lewis sets @ goal which Phil Murray and other union leaders now have to equal
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Pentagon Merry Go Round

Ircnic twist of fate: The Navy is new bitter at Adm. Louis Den field even though he went all out for them before Congress. Other admirals felt his blast was too late, that he had played footsie with the Army and Air Force in the pri- vacy of the joint chiefs of staff Navy lobbyists pulled wires to get Adm William H. Blandy ap- pointed in Denfeld's shoes as Chief of Naval Operations. .Adm. For rest Sherman isn't popular with his co-admirals They figure he was the first to drill a hole in the dikc that led to unification. What hap pened was that Sherman was ap- pointed by Secretary Forrestal to sit down with Gen. Lauris Norstad Of the Air Force and work out uni fication. Result was the milk and
 water unification bill of 1947, now considerably strengthened. Brother admirals never forgaye Sherman for this. Admiral Sherman was top war planner on Admiral Nim- itz's staff in the Pacific, is a bril- liant strategist, fought for airplane carriers when other admirals were still fighting for battleships. :. while the naVy's friends in Con- gress are pleading for peace the Navy is still waging an undercover campaign against usually gentle Gen. Omar Bradley They enlisted the powerful voice of Walter Win chell, longtime Naval Reserve of-
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MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Sy LEE

moved into neighborhood and of nghbors paid these calls?
 within Failure to strong indication the friendships desired O Should one address judge 
 A. No; she should ad 
 safe decision is in doubt as to the of a a girl?
 A. art of
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THESE DAYS
 E Y GEORGE F. SOKOLSKY
THE NOISE THUNDERS By Gecrgi Granada. Special Krass
 CarraSnoudpnf

Americans like to make speeches. Even if man does not know how to make speech he likes to make a speech. How can he do it? He hires somebody, called a ghost writer, who writes the speech.
 So MT. Bourgeois stands up, his cheeks red, sweat flowing down his Wall Street neck, and he reads the speech Sometimes he even does not know what he is reading. Does that bother him? Not at all. He prints the speech in a pamphlet and mails it out by the thousand. And nobody even bothers to read it, but it is good business for the Salvation Army which specializes
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

not T broke the window and Say "and I'll PAY the COST" OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Mayoaty Pronounce ma-er-al-t, FIRST syllable, not the third OFTEN MISSPELLED: Tableau observe the EAU. damaging, detrimental "Use yours.' Let us
  possessing qualities; healing Many plants medicative properties"
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sections of the city, blocks and blocks away from their immediate homes. It is time for extravagant de- mands, little candy, perhaps cookie some kind of fruit, if not too expensive, should appease the treats tricks youngsters. But anyway, be careful watch out for possible accidents.
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LOOK and LEARN 4. &sy c. GORDON

l. What is the origin of the in lining man. hat? is he U. S. English derived from the Latn Apostles brothers? Frietche"? ANSWERS l. From the time when n only lining tighten the hat
  Minnesota
  Jame John; Simon Peter and Andrew
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against savages, who are, after all
 human beings, even like we Rus sians, who are the elite of the hu
 man race.)
 But to get back to the speeches. each candidate for office goes around making speeches. That is what is wrong with the two-party system which these Americans call Democracy, showing how without dialectical materialism, even the words get twisted, The candidate says: Look at me. I am at least O. K. Look at my opponents. They are bigots." The people stand and
 look. A thunderous silence greets the speech Is the candidate sur prised? He does not even know that the masses are thinking of Marx, Lenin, Stalin, the trio who gave
 to the world the blessing of Com
 muniSm.
 The speaker is ignorant of this
 because the loud-speaker has stup-
 efied him. He can only hear his own voice. At night, when he tries to sleep, that voice rings in his ears. He hears it but he does not understand word Finally, he falls asleep and the loud-speaker be-
 comes the mighty voice of the in ternational proletariat which shrieks through the tunnels of history. He sleeps and he losses on the bil- lows of the world revolution and all over him fall the marks of Wall Street, the symbols of Mar shallism, the atom bomb of Tru- maniSm-the dollar
 One of these puppets of Wall Street will be elected. Does it make any difference which one? Not to | the workers of the Ukraine, nor to | the peasants of Rumania, nor s to the brave StakhanoviSts of Kuznetz. i To them, it is all the same, bee luse to win in this land of white supre-
 macy, everyone must speak harshly
 of our beloved J. Stalin. Impudently
 they call him Uncle Joe. Down with Joe," they shout. And they i get elected.
 As the great proletarian writer, Maxim Gorki, said with advance
 knowledge, more than 20 years ago, and only a prCietarian writer <! imbued with the spirit of Marx and Engels could have had such vision:
 ". What you call the civiliza- ton of the USA does not and can-
 not excite my sympathies. I think your civilization is the most de- formed civilization on our planet,
 because it has magnified to mons trous proportions all the many and shameful deformities of European civilization"
 And that is why they make so many speeches: it is to hide their deformities. In our fatherland of the worker, only J. Stalin speaks once or twice year and when our
 beloved leader speaks, it is not nec-
 essary for anybody else to say anything.
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. lp SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month /A in Scottish Rite Temple > ~ beginning at 7:30 D. m. M~ GLENN O. ABRAHAM, NY Worshipful Master;
 JAMES w. LEVERS. Secretary.
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inc Washington 
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page One)
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20 YEARS AGO fME TIT EMPIRE
OCTOBER 2s, 1929

OCTOBER 29 Shirley Halloween birthday at and her Beery Davis acted hostess to youngsters during he after
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Weather: High, 46; low, A; rain.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
American Univ. Park, $18,5OO

Attractive det. brick home; liv. rm.
with fireplace. Ice. din. room. fully
equip kitchen, porch; 2nd a., 3 nice
bedrms.. tile bath with shower; full
bsmt. with outside entrance, gas
h.-w.h.: lovely yard, trees and
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4Q34 Wis ave OR o3o6 TIN q a m
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HOUSES ukFuRkIsHED

3 BRICK BUNGALOWS, 5 rms. al
imost new; S120 psr mo-: no phone
calls; J; RANDALL WALGEoFI,
8 BEDRMs., detached. lee. yard, $50:
1911 34th pl. Sc. end of NJ Sc,
beyond Randle Circle. A.
n. ARL.-5-rm frame bungalow;
TON REALTY CO.. OW. $500. 81
Substantially decorated !-rm.
brick house, inst h.w, oil heat,
yard House is dream. Box @27-B,
GEoRGETowN - 3 bedrms., ala
baths, oil h.-w.h., newly decorated;
immediate occupancy. ROXANA B,
DORAN. AGENT, AID. S912; ewes. Mr..
3 BEDRMS., lse. liv. rm, firep!.,
tagon. BAREARA FOX. CHI. s2l7.
5 boulevards: 1885, Rhode Island
ave ne. corner Bunker Hill rd.:
rooming house or tourist; come see
for yourself; lust made available.
MR.. Mr. MILoR' Ho. ll15' eves,' Rosk- ss9
WINDY KNoLL-House unfurn. or
partly furn.; 3 bedrms.. full bath on
2nd A.. liv. rm., Is by 80, din. rm
IA by Il, elec. kit. equipped den 10
by IA, u bath. furnace and laundry
rm. on 1st f.; oil h.-w.h elec. hot
water heater; s-car sarase; lse: 70
garden; phone available. House
available Apr l, $3.50 mo. Call
after Z pm. for appointment vi
emma Va 1o3 or S-M 3
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NAVY OFFICER, wife, small chill
dren, desire 3-bedrm unfurn. house
or apt, NV, Bethesda, or Silver
Spring; about $110. TR. $3.50, ! TO
navy 1T. wife, child. need , or
3 bedrm. house, furn or unturn'
no drinking or smoking. We own
our own home and will respect
ynurs GL. 1855 -3l
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire ="
or { oedrm house. vic. Pentegon.
MAI. MAGRATH, FIR. 5000, Ext
FRENCH GOVT. OFFICIAL and wife,
no children. desire , or 3 bedrm.
house for May ! or June l.; west
Of 18th ST; Up to 5000 mo. Tele-
phone ONCE hrs, DE. $500; Ext,
FURNISHED HOUSE wanted for two
Embassy representatives, colleagues.
NV. or vic; good care guaranteed;
max. S115. DE $500, Ext. 461.
IDITOR and wife need or 3 bed
room house in quiet neighborhood.
preferably Macarthur blvd, Brook
mont, Fareway Hills. Mass, ave.
ext; rent SIS to sos; references,
UNFURNIsHED . or 3 bedrm. house
or apt, District or Va area. Suit
able for children. Best refs. Gil.
STATE DEPT. oftcial desires un-
furnished house in first class cond.; :;
NV. or GeorsetoTn; at least 3 bed
rms. Q baths. Wo. s406 bet. %,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BROOKMoNT. MD.-Walk. dis. Army
Map Ser. and transp.; 6-rm. bunga.'
3 bedrms., bath, full attic and bsmt.,
oil heat; S11.500. OWNER, WI.
sRoooKsIDE FOREST. Silver spring.
Most unusual brick and stone bunga.
with patio; $1,000 down. payments
to be arranged. Call sH; sD10'
: MosTGoMERY osIS : INVESTMENT ss,rh C, CO
and bath, plus almost finished 3
rms. and bath on End f.: basement;
Bryant gas heat. Easy terms. FORD
E. MORGAN, sr., RE. 4910; eyes"
kEssiNGToN-only En-; EsGiTi s11,sso. JIM.
shinsle, 5 rms. and bath, basement
ksoSkeREs1An ss Eli lst 54z1' Rm @esS Sunss
low on slzable level lot with excel
lent garden space; S rms. and bath:
expandable attic, oil heat. Price
only. $3.50. and reasonable terms
INEz CUSHARD, WI. 5s67 or DI.
SILVER SPRINGS "wooDsDE," q
with bedrooms and ga baths, .
home so well suited to sizeable
family accustomed to nice things
and a topnotch neighborhood; 4;
P. RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. gill Till
SILVER sPRING-several new
MONIES open for inspection, g large
rms, III baths. finished recreation
rm., Law. or full bath In bsmt., COP,
per plumbing and slate roof: good
terms or trades accepted. BROWN
REALTY CORP. Realtors, :pU.
SILVER SPRING BARGAN Only
S13,o5O for Groom Colonial brick
In excellent condition; small easn
and assume ~ OF loan: MTCHELL
QUICK, 81. r731; eve, CH. 2b67.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

LDELMAN MOVING 4 STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas. Ia. 2e37: ewes, GE. 1416.
Moving. Grating: no job too
arge or small: extra low rates to
veterans GLOVER. NE. Sa2s. 30'
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENTS, low
IS SO monthly; local and Va. NOV
ing,- re. 51ss: Sun. and eve, TE.
1888, SAFETY sTG. & TRF co.
ANaCOSTiA MOVING Coz expert
movers, SIS hr. Every pc. guar
So4es, obls. no chg. AK 6446.
MOVING By vL1-Exper nelp; every
piece wrapped. insured: reas Call
anytime. Mr. COOK. GL bl37
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET 81
across he county; safe storage ID
separate -oms. expert packing,
Phone 10 01O4 UNION STORAGE
co NC est 1906
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service. furniture: trunks and
baggage AT 275a or FIR. 03S6.
AS CONTACT CARRIERS we guar
antee s-hr. service anywhere IN Nd.
Our service must meet your ap
proval. Min load, 10000 lbs.
RAYMOND WINDSOR, Rockville
-
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HOUSES poR sAls-Ns,thwss,
TODAY'S BEST BUYS

$15,5O0-4-Bedroom Home
A very roomy and well-constructed
hons in one Of the best and most
convenient sections OF Hyattsville.
Md. Permanent Johns-Manvflle
shingle siding, large side porch, au-
tomato hot-water heat. electric re.
frigeration: 2-car garage, beautiful
lot, 60x150 #. Would make excel
lent small resthome or day nursery.
Mr.. Conn. and Tflden st.
A three-story semidetached 11-room
house near every convenience; ex-
cellent for rest homs, rooming house
or to remodel into individual apart
kitchen, large GE REFRIGERATOR, alu-
minum screens and storm windows.
Owner must sell because Of illness.
Priced at only $4,000.
WHITE BRICK AND STONE
Situated on q beautiful wooded lot.
ROx12O IT,, Just one-haf square
from transportation; this charming
home will appeal to those desiring
something Just a little different and
individual. Six well-arranged rooms.
> baths, 1st-loor powder room, at
tic and attached garage; every
quality feature; oil air-condition
heat, SIT. refrigerator: screened
rear porch, Formica kitchen drain
board, copper plumbing and down.
spouting. insulated, slate roof;
price, &24 1850.
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV. (open ewes. until
q M MA GRAN
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ANACOSTIA A AREA

Det. corner house; excel. section; 8
rms. consisting of liv. rm.. din. rm;
elec kit. sunrm.. 4 bedrms. and
bath, oil h.-w.h.. built-in gar; suit
property: / biock from stores and
transportatio tion;N priced for immedi-
NJ. Holmes, EN-. $685. alter 7 pm.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
1918 18th st. NV. Ma. 1879. i
DOWN
Desirable detached 2-story,. & rooms
and bath. 3 bedrooms. full base
ment, h.-w. heat; only $s,950,, One
quick. Phone FIR. 1857 till 8 pm.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
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COLORED
VACANT EARLY APRIL
HOUSES FOR sALE-hershes..

HOUSES FOR sALE-Nsrthesst
EAST CAPITOL sT.-10 rms. bath,
h.-wh.; excel. location for renttns
rooms; substantial cash down. FIR.
wooDRIDGE-Brick. lovely detached
nrst floor has living room with
kitchen and Y bath; second noor. n.
shossr: ,S1 ssa sath bsss s.n
msns poom and iqsGmasls sSntors fsis home IS IN
excellent condition, approximately
years old. Is being offered a At the
Iii siDaE e5e' REsErY sf co. sss1 wRop e
ave. ne. NO. 72o3.
wOODRIDGE-This detached brick
home, close to schools. .hoppine and
With .H' pvt, entrance. eonsistins q 2
rms. and tiled bath: rent from this
apt will almost carry payments on
1st trust; LIST A. has liv; rm., Lave
tory, din; rm. and mod: kit; End n;
bath. Excellently financed. Call ST.
$3.50: ewes, MI. 275s. J.. A. Nc
KEEvER CO, NC 1914 x st. NV.
so2 MARYLAND AVE. NE, s13.5O0
-0-loOhl AOuoc oh Ah1ah sa.ot
fare, near shopping area. Shown BY
appointment only. BOSS & PHELPS.
INC, 1417 K st. NV. MA. $500.
a4.s 4th ST. N.E.-vacant; s rms,
brick; porches, yard, gar: redec.;
terms. Also 6-rm. brick with q.
rage, 3rd st. near Bryant, 81 800
down; Broker; "a; e9l2. 81
trac. row brick; about g yrs. old: 8
rms. tiled bath, fenced yard. lge.
nspsst hnSs.yt Daaf es rs e. ssss PEEK heas co.
NkAs asas biGI.aRDEsss,6Re iG.R 6! nD. and Mt.
Olivit, row brick, excel. cond.. 8
rms. plus heated sleeping porch
and two 1st floor porches, fully
equip. kit, rec. rm. with. shower
bath, cedar closet. Shown BY appt.
only. Call evenings only. MR..
KAHN, EN-. 1854. -3
sPEClAL-Near Cath
olic o.: strictly white section; built
for two families with separate en-.
frances, meters and gas heating
QUICK, 81 35si; ewes, "a; sii1s; !:
Library Of Congres-yasant: brick;
9 rooms and 2 baths. fun basement
oil h.-w.h., hardwood floors; ST.
760, on convenient terms. Mrs.
Readmond, EN-. sS75. with w1L-
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE. AT.
7O4d -ol
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Near Columbia Country Club. Very
attractive and immaculate center
place, din. rm., kit. and pantry,
large screened side porch: End floor.
4 nice bedrms., tile bath, stairs to
floored attic, built-in garase. oil
h.-w.h., nice yard, trees and shrub
berry; an unusual buy for $19,gb0
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4t34 Wis. ave. OR. 1926 till o Pm.
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uousFs Poe sAlE-Ae,thxss.

CHILLUM Def. BRICK
Near N. H. and Kennedy; beautiful
modern 6-rm. home featuring vail
full shower bath In bsmt.: long lot:
why not be making payments like
rent on your own home instead OF
paving rent to some landlord.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
l4o4 X st. NV; ewes, Ia. 3342.
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STOP-LOOK-READ!
PAA6RI ER PRESHOWING
"STOP-STOP''

~ L VI ~ VI
S14a5O. One block from Woodmoor
shopping center in Silver Spring.
Prewar white brick bungalow, con-
tains s rooms, fireplace. combina-
lion screens and storm windows.
pine-paneled recreation rm. with
bar. det. garage, side porch. expand
able attic, gas &C. heat; lot 70x1 so:
= blks. to both public and Catholic
schools. Excellent terms.
LOOK-LOOK"
$40. .a5O-New brick Colonial, In ex-
elusive Woodmoor, Silver Spring
3 large bedrooms. "A tile baths, 1st-
floor den, side screened porch. at
tached garage, Venetian blinds. re-
creation room space, gas &C. heat.
Choose your own decorations.
"AND COMPARE
GI. FHA-3-bedroom new brick Cape
Cod home. Just OF Dale dr.. in
silver Spring. Contains also a large
den. den Or pr lisFsrya s9s soao picture windows
"Woodmoor Agency. Inc"
SH. 5555. Realtors. sH. 3575.
'Ofice open from 8 till 81 Z days
week 80
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4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS

Edgemoor, Bethesda-This spacious.
lge. family nome features lse. rms.
liv. rrn. with firepl. kit. with
breakfast mock; stairs of End moor
and all conv.: price Is amazingly
low at $4,000; terms can be ar
ranged to suit the buyer Phone
SYDNEY KARR, Realtor, OIL. 1854
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HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. tceAt.
$3.50 CASH
r-yX1n y1FTEp ANS

rwo veterans. each with. $3.50 cash,
can own modern 4;fanily brick
apartment building, and both OCCUPY
an individual apartment. ut an
approximate cost OF S3S per month,
each. All units have exceptionally
large living room with picture win
dow, dining room. kitchen has cleo
trio refrigerator and stove, spacious
bedroom, tiled bath with shower,
laundry in basement. 4 storage COM
pertments, oil h.-w. heat: rear en-;
trance to all apartments; paved
alley. Located in excellent new Sec
tion OF Southeast; block to shop
ping center bus and school. Price,
S22,250: cash down, 5000. Phone
Mr.. McGinniss. MA, a14l, for fur
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
15HS K ct n " 70
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HILLCREST

Detached brick with s9h-ft. 'front.'
age, located on beaut. developed
street. Llv. ,rm., fireplace; DIN: rm:,
kitch., powder room 1st floor. 3
bedrms., bath on end. Large porch,
built-in garage, recreation room, OIL
heat. Owner leaving city: To inspect
this exceptional value call Mr.. Ruark,
VI. 642S, with BETHEL, DI. 400.
30
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME
Accept today's top cash price for
that used home Of ss. yours ,s-and and meys move
homes; built for permanent lastins
quality. located in better areas of
Sc; detached and semnetached to
choose from; s. 8 and 2 rooms; con-
verient to schools. transportation
and shopping. Gladly shown by ap-
pointment. Your home cheerfully
appraised.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa ave. Sc. VI. 2so@ ~ 81 8.
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Realtor. DU. S55s.
SILVER SPRING
REDUCED

Owner must leave town. A beautiful
Cape Cod brick, on corner lot: con-
large living rm.. with fireplace, full
size dining rm.. complete kitchen,
full basement with outside entrance.
oil a.-c. heat; attached garage: slate
roof; located near all transporta-
tion, shopping. grade and parochial
schools. For appt. tn see. call Mr..
Lewis, MA. 9l4l ewes, WO. S113,
with
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC,