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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
In the Rosemont section, 80 West
Spring ST., and 1t win be open for
and SUNDAY, from noon TIL \ nm.
A lovely 3-bsdroom brick Colonial
be seen TO be appreciated. . Few
Of which being Q full basement, oh
heat. tiled bath. dining room With
foor;, an inclosed sun porch that
could be used a. o downstairs bed
room; and Q home such as this right
on Russell I'd, ct .S16.B00, repre-
sents good valus in ouS. opinion.
See 1t today--now! Exclusively
THE BARRY'S
va; Phone Al. 007s. The Old
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OPEN TODAY sa

TllU 0eIcllSc xlB11Wdy
New 2-story det. brick Colonial; lst
A.. lge. liv. rm. with hrepl., fuii qin
rm. with chair rail and mod, Kit;
with refe and cabinets: 2nd a., :
and shower; full bsmt.: steel beam
screens, wNather- -stripped and insu-
lated; new streets included in sale
price; FHA and VA approved. Priced
right at Sl3,250. Terms to vet
.TT.snn,ss >! and al ,pEOnveterans' For par
peter ]. hagan
Realtor. 3s4l 34th st. ne, Union
s5ss sIEJys Eyes, l. ssIl M5; aa.r Watkins. sandas
II am. to pm. p.m.-----------
COLORED-A LOVELY old landmark,
20 yrs. old, Just restored; reception
room, large liv. rm. with fireplace.
din, rni. and kit, bedrm.; End moor.
4 bedrms, built-in bath. sun deck;
2 porches; 3l2 acres. fruit trees
poultry houses. 3 other outbuildings,
Including q stable for 2 horses;
Jumping hurdle; great amount oi
lovely shrubbery; lovely view ana
Garden. This 10 q fast-growing col,
ored community and would be ideal
for coiored doctors once: 10 min
utes of the city. w. e. HAHDESIT,
Marlboro 1886; eyes,, call Mr. TAI
butt, MI. 1869.
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ARLINGTON FOREST
OPEN TODAY

Spring In all It's glory surrounds this
gracious all-brick Colonial home.
Truly the best IN all Arlington For
M and TILED bath. Attractivs i iiyinS Ing rm, raa,
with Colonial fireplace; formal din
ing rm. with French doors to side
screened porch. Beautifully equipped
kitchen. full bsmt. This is an out
standing corner lot. where the tree
shaded lawn invites summer loung-
ing. And very close to, the park
where the week ends mean enjoying
outdoor paradise. Col. voorhis has
priced this home for immediate sale
because of transfer. Drive out Lee
blvd. to N. Edison st., right on N.
Edison to LA and our open sign.
Arlington Realty Co.
22O4 Wilson Blvd. QW Q3nn
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ALEXANDRIA,

6.rm., semidet., brick and stone;
full bsmt., rec. rm.. Hollywood tile
bath. equip. kit: prewsr construc-
hood: "a block from bus stop to
modern T-rm. home, 2 baths, kit.
equip. hardwood fis., full hsnft.,
h.-w. heat; IA acres of land; one
entire block OF subdivision. Once
open Sun, 13 to 8.
CURTIS E. MARTIN, INC.
20 South Royal ST., Alex. Va. TIE.
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ALEXANDRIA -
OPEN Q TIL, DARK


Ivy Hills. A community of fash
ionable brick homes See this
charming eenter-haii Colonial: huge
living room. fireplace. Colonial
mantle. connecting screened porch,
banquet size dining room, de luxe
modern equipped kitchen and "a
tiled bath on LIST d.; 3 master size
bedrooms and tiled bath on End;
full basement. Larse level lot. many
outstanding features such Is vene::
ttan blinds throughout. selected
clear oak floors. copper plumbing.
guttering and dovnspoutins. etc.
An outstanding value. GI approved.
To reach, drive down Mt. Vernon.
hwy. to Alex. and King ST.. make
night turn and continue past Ma.
Hnan sonic lem temple. 70 top OF hill and
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Giebe I'd. Ow. 5000.
FALLS CHUkCH-2-bedrm. brick
bungalow, expansion attic. All
electric kitchen, fun basement: ras
heat: large lot. $4,000. TIE. 0s5l,
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ENZOR REALTY co.

N. H. AVE. EXTENDED
a-bedrm. ultramodern brick; den.
powder rm t f,repl .1ae lars. eo2a,r Sa, ria- Iot
Only SI7,95O. Call Mrs. Hart,
WA. 66Is. cox g. CO.. UN. 1928.
VETS.-$300 DOWN
Charming 5-rm. bunga., excel. con-
str, only S1O.b00. Also 2 5unga-
spect. Drive out Baltimore blvd. to
Laurel. proceed 100 yds. ahead to
our sign (Talbot ave). right TO
JSIsIsi RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Realtor, SH. 1103.
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AURORA HILLS

AURORA HILLS
with view Of river and Waahinsson;
plan. ail-brick house with outstand-
Ing quality. Ice. iiv. rm. has at.
tractive firepl., Ice. din. rm. with
lse. 3-exposure screened porch.
kitchen is. dream with Its large
Frisidaire. Tappan gas stove, cab
rear; powder room and guest closet;
Ind floor has bedrms.. !. baths;
drop-down stairs to storage attic;
basement has maids rm.. bath and
recr. rm.: fenced and shaded back
yard; garage. straight drive: oil
heat, slate roof. Shown BY appt.
only.
HICKS REALTY co.
Realtors. 3706 Mt. Vernon ave-.
AL. 1900: eres. call Mrs. Weaver,
An qQo- IA
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SUBURBAN sALs-viRGiklA

ARLINGTON FOREST
We think We haxe tho bess ioeatscn
Ia Arisrston- Let u xhow yoa one
Of these nice houses we have listed
30 ycu can ten rs what Foa think.
s,In srfek ceaoniais. Srtese from
r. E. MALCOLM
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Evening star., 1949-04-24

OPEN TODAY / TO 6 PM.
2 New GunniSon RamblerS
49I0-4g15 65th pl.. Rogers Hgts..
Nd. y and 3 bedrms., beautiful
interiors, de luxe kit. equipment,
full bsmts. ROBERT B. HALL CO.,
WI. $3.50; eyek. SH. 612l.
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6119 N. WASH. BLVD.

AnL1N1lONs
6119 N. WASH. BLVD.
Open. 90. Beautiful new e-rm.. Ia
bath brick home. In excel location.
,se sedrYsS at; E EAT: rec: rm; :;
fireplaces. A home you VIII be
proud TO own. Out WASHINGTON
blvd. to Powhstan st.
MACPHERSON and Potter
CH. s76l. builders. OK. e524.
ARLINGTON FOREST
Open, 2-6 sun. $l1.500, ~ trust
at $50 per month plus conv. loca.
ton to schools. shopping, bus and
Pentagon. makes this solidly built
Germ. brk. Colonial buy" Ut S1b.-
$50. Especially with It's poured
concrete hsmt.. steel-beam construc-
ton and copper PLUMBING. First
time offered. due to Navy. o0eer's
transfer. House In immaculate con-
dition. For insp. drive out Zee
blvd. TO Edison st.. north 10 ord 81.
and f,snt 70 s enen sign as sls4.
GENE n NAV
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ALEX.-BELLE HAVEN

Open Sun. 1-6 for lst Time
- Woodmont rd.-Beautiful white
Colonial on q large level lot: CENTER
hall. living room, screened porch,
dining room. pantry and huge ultra
modern kitchen. 5 bedrooms and 2
baths; all rooms are bright and yery
spacious; completely and tastefully
70 sell a seS.soe. Drop asei BY ssa tad.s.
Mrs. Richard will be there. Ewes.
call OV. 3343. To, reach: Out Mt.
Vernon hwy, to Belle Haven rd.,
list right turn after Hunting Creek,
right TO IT. Hunt rd.. right to Glen
I'd. left to IT. willard Circle. right
MARsTMIJER McctAsE l. Co. GpIc. inc.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
OPEN SAT.-SUN.. 1880

Hysttsville, 40l3 Jefferson St., bum
galow, excellent condition. living
room, fireplace, dining room. cleo
trio kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bath, 1st
floor; rooms upstairs; hardwood
floors. storm windows, screens.
isun. tubs. Nice lot. Double garage,
near schools. churches. transporta-
ton Possession S13,500. Terms.
BRILEY REALTY CO.. UN. ll74.
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I GENE II. MAY

Arlington-Open Sun. 2 to 6
This is certainly . lovely all brick
home in ! very desirable neiEhbor-
hood, just min. from Pentarcn:
lse. iiy. Im.: din. rm,. kit, z bed;
lot, ueiI shrubbed: ideal for ebi,-
dren. terms can be arranged. To
reach: Out Lee blvd. 70 Glene rd..
left on Glehe to End st.. risht on
End st south to 3s2a and open sign.
HUBBARD REALTY
2s0a Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex. Va.
Ov. 651a. Ov. 1916. -24
ARLINGTON FOREST
A Colonial brick home; Twins. room.
dinine room. kitchen, bedrooms.
tile bath. on End; full hsmt. with
rec. room, oil n.-c. heats located
On nice lot; eonven. to transp.; 1;
owner transferrsd. must sell.
SEWELL REALTY CO.
IL %. Olebs I'd. at Lee blvd. phone
OK. 0zl7 Or Ga 1e1e. --24
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ALEXANDRIA

5-rm. brick bungalow. with rm. I'm
ished in attic: prewar built: h.-w.h..
nice level lot; close TO shopping and
transp. Price. S12.350 for quick
sale. To see, cali J. l. PRICE. 1908
Arlington Ridge rd., Ari., OK, 1900,
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ALEXANDRIA
Charming BUNGALOW

5 lsrse rooms. fireplace With mirror
in living rm;. equipped kitchen tnew
blinds. utility room. oil hest. par.
TALLY noored attic; well insulated; I;
detached Garase, cement patio: con-
yenient to everything; price, 314,-
500.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent, 1901 3. Arlington
Ridge I'd. Arlinston. Va. OF. $3.50
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OPEN, TODAY. i TO DARK
ANNANDALE, BRICK HOME
81 600 cash. approx. 500 month:
in new-home condition. Just re-
decorated: first noor, large Twins
room tnreplaceI, dining room, mod
ern equipped kitchen, brand-new de
luxe electric range. brand-new ? Gu.
II. FriEidaire: second noor. 2 larse
bedrooms, bath with shower. large
closets: storage attic: new window
shades throughout. hardwood noors
throughout: fun basement. guar
anteed dry; I-year-old oil burner:
h.-w.h.; brand-new electric hot
water heater. laundry trays, inter
changeable screens and storm sash;
det. garage: n block TO bus. school
and shopping: lot 50xl50. To
reach: From Pentagon. colYmhi.
pike to Annandale. turn risht 81
the FIRST street after the Annandale
School to open" sian. RoMYE
LAMBoRN. Realtor, exclusive agent.
1901 South Arlington Rtdfe rd.,
Arlington, Va. OF S6kR. k035.
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GOOD INVESTMENT
OPEN Is SUNDAY.

b4l4 Tilden rd., Decatur Heights q,
blocks from cheyeriy drug storeD. II
you want a home that offers the
extras that make for eomfortanse
living. you will want to see TINS D..
room tapestry brick home located
near all conyeniences; 1st moor,
large liy. room with fireplace, GIN;
room, large kit. concrete screened
side porch, bedroom with "a tiled
bath: End floor. bedrooms, n, Iaii
tiled rec. room. built-in gasree, etc.
EI7 .0fl0 terms
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14O0 No. Vermont st.

1400 No. Vermont st.
Open q to 9 pm. This charming
home has been redecorated and
awaits o discriminating purchaser.
There are 9 larger than usual rms.
ing room with stone fireplace, q
step-up dining room with corner
cupboards. new gas h.-w. heating
system, sreplaee in recreation room
space. detached garage. rear fenced
yard. To reach: Out Washinston
blvd. TO N. Vermont ST., right on
Vermont st. blocks to 400 and
sign.
ENZOR REALTY co.
35O1 N. washington blvd, CHI. 1000.
Exclusive. OK. 2234.
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Open Today, | Til Dark
800 HAYWOOD RID.
EDWARDS REALTY
OPEN i TIL DARK

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ICS;HfEiVERLY S;fti MANOR

s-bedroom brick, tiled bath, screened
front porch. full bsmt. with tiled rec.
room, oil &C. heat, lot 60xls5;
conv. to everything; worth S13.500;
selling price, S11,500 with reason
able down payment.
HUDSON COMPANY
47IO Annapolis rd.. Bladennsburg.
Md, UN. 717l weekdays; HY. 0515
weekends
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= RHINE REALTY co
$3.50

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HOME AND INCOME

10 rms. zls baths ell hl-w.h.s ries
let: escse to penfaeons present IN.
esns, NITa mo. vita Hy. Tn-, din.
I'm. heGrns, and hasA for nax-
ehaser. FHA finance ~ aAs< vtsA
oEiy 50 600 cash rec.
HANEY 4 CO., Elk M3
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WE DOOD IT
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ALEXANDRIA

very large lot, complete with
screens and Venetian blinds,
screened porch. full basement. per-
feet condition. Excellent location
and safe for children. TOWN
REALTY CO.. HO. 1865 or DE
g068. Exclusive agents. "a"
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Armory Report Asks
Alterations 10 Allow
Seating Up 10 10,25O

The Armory would attract an
average Of 10 large national con-
ventions to Washington annually,
bringing a. total OF $4,000, 900 in
business to the city. II its seating
capacity were increased to 10000.
Congress was told yesterday in the
annual report OF the District Ar
mory Board.
The report stated the big hall had
been likened correctly to "a besuti-
full home with no furniture" It
recommended provision Of 5000
portable beats at a total cost Of
$125,0o0 and urged favorable con-
sideration of plans for improved
egress facilities prepared by the
municipal architects ONCE.
A financial statement included in
the report showed the Armory col
lected $27,9s4 In rental fees during
the fiscal year ended last June 30.
The board pointed out. however,
the rated safe capacity Of the
Armory Is $500 under the egress
regulations. Full use of the space
can b. achieved only by providing
more exits. 1t was explained.
To this end the board asked study
of three alteration plans. which
would permit successive increases in
safe capacity.
The first would raise the total
by 1900 at a cost of $65.000. The
second would increase 1t by an
other 1850, with an additional ex-
penditure OF $4,000. A third plan
would permit addition Of another
1900 seats.
All Of these alterations together
would raise the Armory seating ca
pacity to 10,250 for a cost of $685.
900, plus the cost Of seats.
The conventions which would be
interested in using a hall Of 10000
or more seats would bring 5000 to
10000 visitors each to the Capital,
the board stated. ~
The report recommended that the
present plan of administering the
Armory-a cooperative arrange
ment between the District govern
ment and the District National
Guard-be continued. 1t was signed
by Leonard P. Walsh, chairman;
Commissioner John Russell Young
and Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
Funeral Services
For ]. Clarence league
To Be Held Saturday

The remains of J. Clarence Tea
que, MEFN USN, 23, stationed at
San Diego, Calf, who was accident
ally Killed in an auto accident Sep
tember 6, is expected to arrive in
Marion Friday noon, September 16
Funeral services will be conducted
at Oak Grove Baptist church, Bur
he county,. Saturday afternoon at 2
c'clock by Rev. James Street and
burial will be in the church ceme-
terry.
He is survived by his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Martha B. Childers of Nebo
route 2, and two, brothers, Russell
league USN of San Diego, Calf.
and Sgt. First Class Glenn league
Of Fort Bragg; one half sister, Miss
Dorothy league of Greensboro; and
Ills father, John P. league of Cali
3ornia.
The American Legion and Vet
erans of Foreign Wars will conduct
the services at the grave.
The remains will remain at Nc
Call's Funeral Home until time for
the service.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
MRS. SANDLIN
Continued from first page)

\COlIluu0O from HrSL U0Yol
teaching her seventh year at Pleas
ant Gardens.
Mrs. Sandlin has taught in both
The high school and elementary de-
partments of the public schools, ac-
eording to N. F. Steppe, superin-
fendent of the Mcdowell County
Schools.
The candidate has served twice as
president and once as vice president
Of the English teachers council of
western district NCEA. She has
served on the steering committee
for the state NCEA and board mem
Der of the North Carolina Congress
of Parents and Teachers.
A former vice president of the
Western North Carolina branch of
the American Association of Uni
versity Women, Mrs Sandlin now
holds membership in the National
Social Studies Council and Delta
Kappa Gamma, national honorary
education association for women
teachers.
Mrs. Sandlin has also attended
the Woman's College at Greensboro,
the University of Miami, Asheville
Teachers College, Asheville extern
SION law school, the Pionk School
Of Creative Arts and the University
Of North Carolina.
Active in community projects, she
served as first president of the Old
Fort chapter of the United Daught-
ers of the Confederacy and later
as district director, has served as
Charter Worthy Matron of the East
ern Star Order and organizer and
third president of the Old Fort Wo-
mans Club.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
KIWANIANS

(COntlnued from first page)
club, was in charge of the induction
ceremony Kiwanian Beam traced
the History of Kiwanis Internation-
AT and outlined the fundamental
structure of the principles and OBJ
lectives of Kiwanis.
Roy W. Davis, president Of the
club, presided during the meeting
and announced that he would make
committee assignments for the new
members during the coming week,
and that he would announce the as
signments at the next meeting.
Kiwanian J. L. Gourley spoke
briefly during the meeting about
the Kiwanis minstrel, which will be
presented by the club at an early
date. He announced that the first
minstrel practice would be held il
the community building immedi
ately following the adjournment Of
the regular meeting next Tuesday
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
What Ho!
No Rodeo?


A whole rodeo disappear
ed here Tuesday night.
Announcement of a COM
ing rodeo attraction to be
shown on the Marion High
School athletic field attract
ed a crowd of about 1000
persons. The crowd anxi-
ously awaited the sale of
tickets to begin, but it did
Mt. Then announcement was
made over the speaker sy-
stem that there wouldn't be
a show. Why? No rodeo. It
had disappeared.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
SWEET PiCkLED BEETS

Wash beets, thoroughly and cook
in clear boiling water until tender.
Plunge into cold water and slip skin
off. Make a sweet pickle syrup by
boiling together sugar and vinegar
in the proportions Of 2 cups of sug-
ar to l cup vinegar. Place beets in
hot syrup and let beets boil min
ute or two. Pack in hot sterilized
jars. Cover with hot liquid and seal.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
The Progress
Wants Names
OF Students

The Progress wants the name of
every Mcdowell county student who
plans to attend college this fall. AL
though we try to obtain a complete
and accurate list every year, some
times an oversight does occur. We
will appreciate note or phone call
telling 1.-THE name of the student,
college he or she plans to attend
and the date the student will enter
college. Phone Mrs. Clyde Cannon at
434-M during the week or at Cd
Wednesday mornings OF write a note
to The Progress.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
NEGRO GROUP

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convened. All members of the facuI-
ty were present and opening formal
tiles proceeded according to sched-
ule.
According to statement from
school authorities, Beaver was re-
elected last spring for one year
term andshas a contract.
Sheriff C. M. Pool, said deputies
were present at the opening and no
violence occurred.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
|Nebo PTA
Has Call Meet

The Nebo Parent-Teacher associa-
ton held a call meeting last Thurs
day night. Parents were urged to
insist upon their children attending
school regularly. Members present
were given the opportunity to meet
teachers who are new members of
the faculty this year.
Marion progress., 1949-09-15
RIPPERS TRIUMPH
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they came away with the bone.
The Rippers scored first late ir
the first quarter and were never
topped from there out. Another
touchdown was pushed over in the
second quarter and the final mark
er was chalked up in the last period
Olympia scored in the second per.
iod.
To break the ice Dan Mccall re.
turned an Olympia punt forty yards
to put the Rippers in scoring po-
sition in the first period. From this
point Wilbourne Hammett and Gil
bert Packet carried it to- the one
yard stripe and seconds later Pack
ett went over on line buck for the
first six points. Dan Mccall passed
to Carl McGalliard to make it seven
Mccall passed to the five yard
line to set up the second touchdown
and one the next play carried the
ball over for a marker. Hammett
bucked the extra point to put Mar.
ion ahead IA to 0.
Olympia drove to the Marion two
yard line in the second quarter, but
fumbled and Ripper recovered
the ball. However, instead of kick
ing out to safety the Rippers elect
ed to carry the ball. On their second
play the local boys attempted re-
verse but fumbled the ball behind
the line and it was scooped up by
an Olympia player for a touch
down. The half ended: Marion IA,
Olvn1nia 7.
Early in the final period Mccall
again returned an Olympia punt
forty yards to set up Marion's last
touchdown. Two plays later he went
around his left end for the score
and run the extra point to end the
scoring in the game.
Just before the game was over
Carl Walker intercepted an enemy
pass and ran for a touchdown, but
the Rippers drew a penalty when
one of their men illegally clipped an
opposing player and the play was
called back nullifying the score.
The entire Marion team looked
good, with excellent blocking dur
ing the game. Tackling was better
than average and several splendid
punts sent the fans to their feet
while the game was in progress.
Outstanding for the Rippers were
Gilbert Packet, Dan Mccall, Alvin
RAIDER and Howard Wilson. For
Olympia it was Martin, Roost and
Franklin.
Score by period:
Olympia ------ O7O o.
Marion - 7 10 7-21
Ripper lineup:
Alvin RAIDER, right end; Don Will
son, right tackle; Jimmy Gibbs,
right guard; Carl Walker, center;
Howard Wilson, left guard; Joe
Jenkins, left tackle; Club Mccall
lard, left end; Sonny Ponder, back;
Gilbert Packet, back; Dan Mccall
back; Wilbourne Hammett, back.