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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

Some writers, fortunately not 6
majority, find it impossible to write
the word historical" Cor. "historic">
without placing the article IAN be-
fore it. "An historical event." they
think, is pretty high falutin writing
It's sophisticated; it's intellectual
it's veddy, veddy culchahed,
But it isn't at all. "An'' before
words which begin with the aspirated
III" is obsolete in American English,
though more or less customary in
British usage.
There was a time when "an' was
correct before aspirated n" But
at that time, centuries ago. the ar
ticle "a" was unknown and IAN"
(which actually was the Anglo
Saxon word for "one') was used be-
fore all words regardless of the
initial letter.
q Later, "a evolved as a shortened
form of AN and then this rule
developed:
Use "a" before words starting with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Expired Permit VioIators
Face Delay in Renewals

When automobile drivers for
get to have their drivers permits
renewed and are picked up by po-
lice on some traffic violation, they
will not be able to get new licenses
until their cases have been dis
posed of in court.
An order to this effect was
given yesterday by Inspector
Floyd A. Truscott. executive off,
Ger OF the Police Department. He
ordered all policemen who arrest
persons for not having drivers
permits to report Immediately to
the Board Of Revocation and Res
toration of Operators Permits.
Heretofore, drivers have hurried
to the permit Office and obtained
a new license before going to Mu-
nicipal Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Goren on Bridqe
A Neat Study in Probabilities.

A Neat Study in Probabilities.
When several lines of attack are
open to declarer, selection of the
winning play will frequently simmer
down to sheer guess and where one
chance is about as good as the other,
Lady Luck will select the winner.
More often, however, it will be found
that one line of play is distinctly
superior in that it is more likely toE
succeed. Making the best selections
in these cases is what is meant by
playing percentages"
Today's hand provided an interest
ing choice, South was attempting to
bring home contract of six clubs
into which he had virtually cata-
pulled himself. West led the jack
of spades. With eyes focused on his
own hand, South decided it would
be necessary to ruff out the hearts
He won with the spade queen in
dummy, led heart to the ace and
ruffed a heart. Returned to his
own hand with spade and ruffed
another heart. This was over
ruffed by East, who returned trump
and declarer could not avoid the loss
of heart trick at the end.
South, to be sure, was the victim
of a bad break, but in my opinion
did not select the best1ine of play
He kept his eye on the wrong hand.
Note that dummy is solid except for
the diamond honors. The hanG
should be managed in such way
that if East has either diamond
honor (not to mention BOTH the
contract will be assured. The OPEN
ing lead should be won by South
and the ace of clubs shows that the
trumps are not all in one hand.
Three rounds should be drawn,
winding up with the queen in dunn
my. The king of diamonds is led. If
East plays the ace, all cares vanish
If he does not, discard is taken
If it loses to West, dummy is re-
entered with the queen of spades
and the jack of diamonds led
through with the hope that East
has the queen.
If West has both honors, the hand
will be lost, but the odds are about
three to-one against it. For the
benefit of those who may be inter-
ested in the mathematics of the
situation it may be stated that So
per cent of the times two outstand-
ing honors will be in different hands,
of the 48 cases in which they are
both in the same hand they will be
found "a times in the West hand
and "a times in East hand. This
renders the odds about rs to "a that
the recommended line of play will
win the hand.
copyright. 1949, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Points for Parents BY sdy'h 1hemo. wo''oe.

Mother-What would you like
to do to celebrate your birthday?
You may choose anything you wish
that is reasonable and possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
D. G. Cuts Water Meter
Order to 5000

Hoping for reduction in price,
the Water Department has ordered
only half the usual amount of
water meters, Roland M. Brennan
District purchasing officer an
nounced today.
The District has let a contract
for 5000 meters to the Worthing-
ton-Camon Meter Co., for SAC, $3.50,
or s15.66 each. In the past. the
District had ordered about 5000
meters at a time to replace worn
out ones and take care of new
housing, it was explained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey
mineral known as silica was dis
proress the wood fiber disappeared

mineral known as silica was dis
process the, wood fiber disappeared
and the silica solution replaced it.
The substitution of mineral for wood
was at last complete and both the
form and structure of the tiny wood
cells and the grain of the wood were
perfectly duplicated. The silica was
variously and exquisitely colored by
the oxides of iron and manganese.
The banded variety is known as
agate or onyx, the red opaque form
IS jasper, the translucent red is
carnelian and so on through long
series of textures and colors.
Some of the most beautiful speci-
mems of petrified logs in the petri-
fed forest lie on the open desert.
Some sections have been polished,
they retain the shape and markings
of the original tree, but now they
are rock.
Centuries after the logs we're
buried the mountain highlands of
solved. Through some chemical
Western America began to take
form. The Northern Arizona plateau
was raised several thousand feet
above sea level. Promptly wind and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Churchill Urges Att|ee
To Announce Month
For 1850 Election
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Winston
Churchill urged yesterday that
Britain's Labor government an
nounce at least the month in
which it intends to call an cleo
ton to replace a parliament which
he said is mot only dead but de-
composing"
The Conservative leader said a
question of national interest was
raised by Prime Minister Attlee'
decision not to call such an cleo
ton in 1949, which means "a
period of several months more
Socialist rule
ION party grounds alone Mr..
Churchill told the 10th annual
rally of the Conservatives, I'VE
can surely afford to wait.
Whenever it comes, we are ready"
But if the government does not
announce at least the month for
the balloting, he said, 1T is in
evitable that all our affairs,
especially our trade. will be
hampered every week and every
day by the unrest of an impending
election at which so much is at
stake, which may pounce out
upon us at some moment tacti-
cally selected by the Socialist
Party"
If Mr.. Attlee wishes, he has the
right to maintain his government
in office until the end of its full
five-year term next July. How
ever. repercussions from Britain's
economic situation may make an
earlier test desirable.
The Prime Minister met twice
with his Cabinet Economic Com
mittee yesterday to talk over ways
of saving the nations dollars. The
decision last month cutting the
pound from $4.03 to $3.50 means
Britain must export more to earn
the same dollar income. Unless
exports PICK up, Britain may nave
to buy less cotton, tobacco and
other products in the United
States.
Most political observers assume
Mr.. Attlee will call on the coun-
try to take one more notch in its
belt. He may do this at the ses-
sion of Parliament beginning next
Tuesday
The Conservative rally approved
political program for it's growing
drive to GUST the Laborites from
office. This promised, among
other things. to call a halt to
naturalization of industries. The
Conservatives would keep the So
cialized medical service, but try
to reduce the costs. Only eight
OF $500 delegates voted against
the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Bids Asked on Changes
At Ordnance Laboratory

Bids have been asked by the
Potomac River Naval Command
for alterations of equipment and
piping to a casting house and q
nitration house at the Naval Ord
nance Laboratory, White Oak, Md.
The bids will be opened at the
Naval Gun Factory, October 26.
The construction will include
the addition Of one-story unit
walls to the casting house and a
one-story wood frame addition to
the nitration house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15

1. Which is often called white
coal?
Anthracite Water power
Crude oil Gas
2. Which one will freeze without
harming itself at all?
Bird dog Muskrat Skunk Panther
3. Which has the most seeds?
Raspberry Blackberry
Watermelon Tomato
4. An agate line would be of most
interest to
Artist Tennis player
Surgeon Printer
5. With which knot would a smart
villain ask to be tied?
Granny Reef Bowline Square
6-10. The Ave workers named in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
To Close in Africa

Lack of students is about to lose
to South Africa its only all
woman university. the celebrated
Euguenot University College at
wellington.
1t will close at the end of 1850,
after Sd years of existence, &C
eording to DR.. A. j. Stalls, minister
of education, because attendance
has dropped to only a few hun
6red. ..~x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Answer to FRoTHING.

water began erosion processes. The
under burden of shale and stand
stone came into sight. So, today We
may see the petrified logs in all their
grandeur and colorful form. The
work of 100000 years thus has
been brought to light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-15
Word Game
Find 43 or more words in
PAMPHLET.

meaning, "a book of a few sheets
of printed matter" Average is
40; limit, IS minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS such as bats"
cats" are not used Only one form of a
word used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published Monday.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
OPEN z TO 6 DAILY

$500 block 23rd I'd. north. one block
on new George Washington Me-
mortal pkwy. 10 minutes from
downtown Washington; brick and
stone construction; 3 bedrms.. ia
en-, full basement. finished recrea-
tion room. z homes in this group.
Prices rance from S17.250 to S19,-
500. good terms. Directions: Lee
hwy. to Kirkwood rd. (Hot shoppel !.
follow Lakewood to gath ST., right
to open sign.
Louis r. Simpson, Realtor
5000 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Ys..
Evening star., 1949-10-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

] PAY CASH for houses, any condi-
slfa' MR o3RRo Z asf 81 asaED' Ss@o Ea ETes f ST.
HAVE NUMEROUS colored buyers for
Mr.. kitchens. ATLAS REALTY co.,
ST 1868. Ewes. NO. 00o6.
HAVE s2.G09 CASH for purchase of
rms. and bath, h.-w.h.. brick, in
good s;w, section. Mr.. HuRLBGGssT,
eUfck GHi sSN1i WILL BE the action in buzz buysns
] BUY EVERYTHING. Immediate
eash; cash IL Instantaneous ssna service. AK Ex
If P'PR: PRoMPr Nj oa19 ATTENTION to the MSs sale
of your home. business or invest
eaii r. properly a AuMPHRiEs Il Ths you Reasor eSr
sos North Capitol, Ma. $3.50. Free
APP apPrsissz sssH a ReSsss oNG, since inc 1glq
% house. A0 frame M Uoi or briet dei 'Gai large = =
small; condition immaterial. Boz
80. Rockville. Md.
FROM OWNER-D. c., or nearby. 8
to 7 rms. VIII pay cash: Give. price,
w lGfftiGh sf;y F0k g Boy GAsa sR97 yoD- D 6 M q
es' eTs oi only. s00IS Cali i VA. VA 44Ss. Ma' ~
URGENTLY NEED HOUSES of 2 to 4
bedrooms in NV. or nearby Md.
areas; priced under $4,000 pre-
PleSse eye call MRS. cUsHARD. Ha''eis Or.
AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH for
small home within 3 miles of
Mt: Rainier. Owner only. HO.
lIssTfYIsGs WANTED - ,unexcsiled excel
service in appraisal and sales of
D. c., Va. and Md. homes. Men
with long experience in this area
are ready to quickly sell your home
at top market prices. Eve, phone
GE. 1900. L. T. GRAvATTE, Real
tor, 1918 K st. NV. MA. O753.
! WOULD LIKE to buy nice 8 or 4
bedrm. home in a nice loc. Have
substantial cash. Box 14S-G. Star.
S-BEDROOM, Alex, Arlington house;
$1,000 down, S125 month; non-G1
Temple 4536. Box 1916. Star. 29'
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home;
4S-hour settlement. JAMES CAR
ROLL. 10. 2-O400: ewes. AK. SOLO,
or new houses, apis. OIL. 2016
P. o. Box 5597, D. c., 16. 80
BRICK, or more rms. 2 baths;
NV. near 10Th st. or Conn. ave;
not over $4,000 Box 360-G, Star.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Silver Spring, $13,95O

Silver Spring, $13,950
3 3-bedroom, nearly new. brick Colonial
home with $4,000 4fo first trust;
convenient to transportation. etc
Silver Spring, $14,500
3 bedrooms, all on first floor; full
fireplace, dinette, extra-large kitch-
en- with breakfast space, Venetian
blinds: GI or conventional financing
located In the heart of the country
club section of Silre- Spring.
Rambler, $22,950
Beautiful corner lot; 3 large bed
rooms, full basement with fireplace.
ibreezeway to garage. large airy
rambler headquarters
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. 1855. SH. 3o75 till 8 PM.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
RAMBLER

Only $14.950 for 3-bedroom. 1A-
bath new brick rambler, in excellent
Silver Spring location; includes GE
auto. washing machine, screened
porch. Venetian blinds; all large
rooms. Only 3 left out Of SO. Ex-
cellent financing.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
SEWELL REALTY
Arlington BUNGALOW

"a s. Glebe rd at Lee blvd, pho
OK. 0217 or GIL. 1878. -2S
Evening star., 1949-10-28
NO CASH

70 q qualified veteran-Here Is q
truly charming bungalow In Q lovely,
Handicapped setting. Attic Is
finished as q 3rd bedroom. COM
plete Insulation; Storm windows.
excellent condition; yard Is com.
pletely fenced and 10 ideal for chill
dren; subject to GI appraisal Of
$500; complete monthly pay
ment, including taxes and 1nsur-
ance, only $50. A wonderful buy.
Call Mr.. Goddard. AK. 5271.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
sMasis sNA. isiIssi Isif
Evening star., 1949-10-28

Investigating Ramblers2

By all means inspect this unique
Hollywood rambler-Style home with
full hallway to each and every one
OF the oversize rms Just few
of the outstanding features include
dream kit. with breakfast nook,
garbage. disposal. auto. washer, s.
1T. refgr., 36-inch gas range,
parquet flooring, Venetian blinds,
OF course. they're VA-approved,
S14 800. with financing to suit.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
VETERANS

II 7 I1tI1INb
New Brick Homes
10Th g. E. Cap. st. Sc.
Opposite Nat. Guard Armory
Cos. in to town. Eastern Eisn, Ca
itol. LIVING room, dining room, kit,
= bedrooms. tile bath with shower,
5 closets; full bSmt. with outside
entrance, gas heat; long, urobstruct-
ed view over armory grounds; con-
frO1t rOrch
Evening star., 1949-10-28
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

SYLVAN SHORES, RIVA. MD; 25
Mi. to D. c.; 6 mi. to Annapolis
Arm. bunsalow, 2 SC. por., ami,
furn. FIR. 1854. 81
9 ROOMS and bath in Herndon, Va.
for ! family or as 2 apis. Fairfax
A vERY NICE MD. FARMHOUSE.
recently remodeled. 4 bedrms.: 2
paneled den, lge. mod kit. with gas
range and refgr, bsmt., new Chry-
sler-Airtemp INV. heating plant,
oil burner: glassed-in front porch;
beaut. surroundings and excel.
views in the center Of Glen Hills.
MARVIN SIMMONS CO., OIL. $500
or Rockville 1924
Evening star., 1949-10-28
"SEE US FIRST"

90 a., Rt. r. 4 r. mod, barn, $22,500.
2 g., Rt. Z. 8 r., mod, gar, $19,5OO.
l a., 6 T., md. g.. mr.. Vienna, $4,000.
u a., r, mod, Vienna, S10.50O.
9/1O a., 2 T.. h.-w. oil h.. S17,50O.
"a a., 4 T., mod, Ia m. L. Jackson.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
THE GABLES co.

24.3 Mimi. Ave. Sc. -29
NO CASH
A full 1OOec 25-year 4fo loan to quail
if1ed veteran for this detached g.
bedroom, white clapboard home,
total price is $4,000. monthly pay
ments only S52.79, plus taxes and
insurance. Call Mr.. Walsh, eve
nlncs, FA. 1882.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1949-10-28
SILVER SpPTNC

OIIVER SFR1NG
New brick bungalow. featuring radi-
ant heating, "L"-shaped living rm.,
dining rm., bedrms and bath,
well-equipped kitchen with S-ft. re-
frigerator containing freezer COM
partment; stairway to large ex-
pansion attic: large lot. Vicinity
Four Corners. GI approved at
SLIGO, low down payment
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
VALUE

8 bedrms., liv. rm.. 16x13: din. rm..
kit. full bsmt.. oil a.-c. heat. slate
roof. copper .gutterins and down
couldn't be better. Why not take
time, let US show IL to you. JUD.
son REANY a. SON. 1922 N.
Irvfng st. CHI. $500. rs
(Continued % Next fsss.)
Evening star., 1949-10-28
5000 DALLAS AVENUE

5000 DALLAS AVENUE
Silver Spring. open Sun. 1-5;3O-
Corner. all-brick, center-hall. g.
bedrm. home: lovely liv. rm., firepl..
side porch. din. rm., fully equipped
kit. full bsmt., outside entrance,
gas &C heat, across from golf
course; close to everything: urder
market price. 81. 4554. oRUBB-
WILLIAMS 30
Ramblers-BetheSda Area
Just completed. Only :. available.
ley: RE, 24ei; ewes. uN. 2l73.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. 80
BUNGALoW-Modern det. brk.: liv
rm., din. rm., :, bedrms.. tile bath;
full bsmt. nice lot; mr.. Piney
Branch and Flower ave-. priced at
Sl3,500 for quick sale.
Bethesda-2- modern. det. g.
rm. brk.. rec. rm. wirh lavatory,
open firepl,. lge. level lot: close to
schools, shopping. tranSp; priced
Sl4.750 for immed. sale
JOSEPH T1SHLER, Realtor
1860 Kennedy ST, TU. 2Su0. 80
Evening star., 1949-10-28
THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON D. C. FRIDAY October 20, ie4e
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. (cont.

SILVEk SPRING, MD.-New. we'll
1esigned. Groom home on large
Handicapped lot: finest material and
const.; full basement; Bryant gas
heat: easv terms. Cali DI. l015 till
. pm. VIM. y. SAUNDERS co.
SILVER SPRING-First time offered
for sale. Modern 2-yr.-old G-room
det. brick. includes 1st-t1. powder
rm. and den; storm windows. mir
rored fireplace; Venetian blinds; >
blks. school. bus and stores; ST s.
$50. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
SILVER SPRING

Looking for an attractive bungalow?
Here is a must see. Immaculate =
beorm.. bath. liv. rtn., din. rm., kit.
on LIST A. New Oft. Shciva dor and
Venetian blinds. Stairway to large
expandable attic. Large dry bsmt.
Gas heat. copper plurlbinP. Large
level lot. Army officer goine overseas,
offers excel. nnancins with low down
ave. 20 AUGUST dr.. tIO100 block Ga.
ave.), right To Cody dr.. right to
1906. SH. 644O til q pm.
REALTY co
Evening star., 1949-10-28
LGE. 4-BEDRM. BRICK

ark Maryland To. 57sa, TO. S33s.
ives, TO. 1856, UN. 1891, SH. 761 0.
IN
Evening star., 1949-10-28

13 Z 1'' VI o1V10130
Some old seasoned lumber and few
odds and ends, but oh boy, what .
housel Located near country club.
ment with rec. rm. This is not an
old home; it was built just before
the war and is in real good cond.
Make liz reaS offer
Evening star., 1949-10-28
CLAUDE G. JOHNSON
OWNER-BUILDER
10 18th ST S.E. -

10 18th ST. Sc. rs
down will buy this Aunt building
which shows a splendid income for
only S7,75O, monthly payments to
suit purchaser. KAY REALTY CO.,
INC. RA. Zoo. -25
CoLoRED KENTUCKY AVE. nr.
Sousa Bridge s,e.-2-story brick, S
porch. gas h.-wh:, garage; $1,000
down. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1915 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 400,
VI. 1915 80
home with front porch. > kits. IN
closed porches, full bsmt. gas h.
VIII; $4,000. Call Mrs. Passareili,
TR. 1856, ZAGAMI REALTY; ewes.
VI 01S0
Evening star., 1949-10-28
Beautiful Stone Rambler

beauClIul SCOQe HdmDler
Located in refined COM
munity of lovely homes. on
wooded domestic containing
about y acre. The stone RAM
bier of your dreams. Corner
lot 146x13O Reception hall.
library l5 ft.x13.f. Rambling
living rm. IA .6x34. bedrmS..
tile baths, lge. screened
porch. de luxe kit. This ram.
bier is 81 it. in length. Small
baSmt. and util. rm. Gas a.c.h.
Inspection invited TO the RAM
ble- "ou dream about
Overlooking Rock Creek Park
STEP DOWN LIVING ROOM
Den and bath 1st fir, en-
compl. kit with dishwasher.
screened porch overlooking the
park. 3 bedrms., 2 baths on
End. fioored attic, full bsmt..
gar, prk. construction, slate
roof. custom-built 1910. S24-
$50. Must sell.
Bethesda Rambler
1a-acre lot. New stone and
brk., 25 it. liv. rm., din. rm..
compl. kit, 3 tWin-size bed
rms. ? baths. 2-car Gar.
1st FL, Bedrm. & Powder Rm.
Nr. Kenwood Country Club.
New prk. Cape Cod. & rms,
/ u baths, rec. rm. with firepl.
A beautiful wooded lot. Only
S22, 500.
Barnaby Woods
Chevy Chase, D. C.
A ba.tau lgr rms, 2
tile ',aths. screened porch. full
bsmt., rec rm., " bath, gas
INV. heat. brk., slate roof.
det. gar, lot 55xl40. Make
offer.
Kensington
$1,000 down. d rms. and
beth. 2-yr.-old brk., l blk. of
Conn. Ave. Look and make
an offer.
Home and Income
6 apt. S43O monthly in
come. l Dlk. to Rockville Post
Office. This house rebuilt in
1916. S25DOO
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
7i25 Wis. Ave. WI. SAL
u S. P O. is opposite u.s.
Evening star., 1949-10-28
LARCENY

This lovely 6-room, 22-l.. low brick
home is a steal at $1,000; APP
proved for veteran, only $500 cash:
full bsmt.. outside entrance, lncioSed d
sleeping porch, excellent condition;
at quickly. Call Mr.. Goddard AK.
Evening star., 1949-10-28

: c. GRUVER, BUILDER
Evening star., 1949-10-28
BURCH REALTY co.

BURCH REALTY CO.
5 BEDRMS.-$11,55O
BUILT in in l935. Playrm:; bsmt,; INV
section of Riverdale, Md.
2-FAMILY HOME
Two yrs old, $4,000; Storm win
gage. 4ae; payable S66.A As per mo,
incl. everything. Tenants pay S55
per mo. for apt Across ST. from
Grade School in College PIX, Md
NEED LARGE LAND?
This 3-bedrm; brick has 232 it.
UniY, in College PIX. Storm win
doW shade and fruit trees; grapes,
berries. etc. Only Sl3,65O
LGE. 2-STORY BRICK
Only $1,000 down. Six lge. rms,
firepl., copper plumbing: storm win
lovely section near Md. Univ. Only
S14.25O. Make offer. -
LGE. 4-BEDRM. BRICK
Only 3 yrs. old. for S14,50O; lst
trust. 4Haee. Firepl.; screened porch,
15x22 IT.; built-in garage; Bendix
equipped; storm windows, custom
awnings: back yd. fenced. High on
hill in Berwyn Heights. Owner must
sell this weekend.
BURCH REALTY co.
Realtors, s5O5 BALTIC. Blvd. College
Park, Maryland. TO. 57s3, TO. 833s.
Ewes, TO. 1856, UN. 1891, SH. 7610 0.
80
Evening star., 1949-10-28

YES. I AGREE, TOO. IT'S A STEAL.
9-rm. frame. 29-ft. iiv. and din.
rm.,, kit. 9x10; 4 bedrms., | rm.
in bsmt.: good grounds, 95x143;
1st trust. S1O,25O; cash, S6,33O;
we refund deposits. GL. 3492.
ARLINGTON BARGAIN
A lot d OF home Tor h.t,a little i;vino money
to schools, bus line and shopping
VIII MRioHT GV tya: ssSa SiieeS VIII "a. u x.os5e g.
Owner transferred. must sell; $10.-
800 1st trust; new brick 6:rm. Cape
Soa Gestia hOmf s ind
wooded corner lot; screened porch,
awnings, firepl:, lge. bsmt. with out
side entr.,, oil heat; $l4.96O Or best
Fsif9nssls Ess csnrcS SiE y. rs bss ssq.rt 90
RAMBLERs
Q beautiful new homes. each with 3
ssdsm:d 2orshss slsa baths rms sar'ss:
on 71iO acre. tail hardwood trees.
Masonry rambler on 1A acres With
fish pond and unusual view: open
every day, Also complete lot.
Restricted subdiv. Of attrac. homes:
near Shirley hwy, 1S minis: to
or FA. 7641 before z pm. II
Is MINIS. FROM 18TH AND PA.
$1O,6OO, Just redecor., 2-story white
masonry block. white picket fenced
front yard. wire-fenced back yard:
liv. rm., dinette, kit, 2 bdrms. and
bath: de luxe Bendix, o.s.-c.h.; Ven.
blinds; 90 Gu. It. refr., 32-lb. freez-
ing unit; sealed easement winds,
stove; perm. clothes line, barbecue
pit; Ire: garage, paved driveway,
standing community; immed. poss.
Oh $3.50, 11o1 Q. Columbus St..
Arianeten. VI. 80
Evening star., 1949-10-28
COLONIAL
WOODSIDE PARK

VOOOoA/G 121l1A
Silver Springs best residential Sec
tion; prewar brick Colonial on
large, level. Handicapped lot; side
hall back to kitchen; beautiful liv-
ing room with fireplace. opening
onto screened side porch; large din
Ing room: modern, equipped kitchen
with table space: large bedrooms.
. baths on End floor; large bedroom
and bath on 3rd floor: full base
ment, oil hot-Water heat; attached
garage: slate roof. wonderful
home for large family. Walking
distance to all convenicnces in CEN
FL Si've- S~-ir" or'~- g" $50.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors