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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-17
Sweetheart Ounce Is
Given at Perish Hdll

The annual Sweet Heart
Dance" a joint social affair of
the Kennewick Rainbow assembly
and the Kennewick De Molay
chapter, was given Saturday eve
ming at the Episcopal Parish hall.
Decorations were in, keeping with
the romantic valentine theme and
forty couples were present to en-
joy the affair. Carolyn Mccall
mant was chosen as "Sweet
Heart" by the DeMolays and Ken
meth Silliman was the choice of
the Rainbow Girls. Serving on
the dance committee were Mary
lou Larson, Dolores Denney, Mary
Ellen Block, Kenneth Silliman,
John Thomas Mason, and Lloyd
Messersmith; the refreshments
committee were, Elizabeth Beltz,
Betty Granting, Katherine Han
son, Barbara Richie, Jackie
Owens, Roger FELTON,, and Lynn
Slocumb; and on the decorations
committee were PatTinsman,
Joy Beth Deeter, Jean Thompson,
Dorothy Stradling, Leona Simme-
link and Betty Granting.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-17
Mrs. Hortwell Hostess
To OAR. ut Her Home

Mrs. Guy c. Hartwell Of Rich
land entertained ID. A. r. at her
home Monday evening. The pro-
gram was presented by Mrs.
John Sawyers of Pasco who gave
a talk on Lincoln's mother, Nancy
Hanks, and his step-mother Sarah
Bush.
Plans were madee for a Martha
Washington Tea on Feb. 20 at
the home of Mrs. Robbins.
Guests for the eveing were Mrs.
c. II. Stable, a visitor from Spok-
ane; Mrs. w. w. Whitside of
Pasco, and Mrs. Don Kirk OF
Kennewick. Members attending
were Mesdames Allen Deffen-
baugh, o. p. Miller, NJ. M. Moul-
ton, J. II. Seigfried, Herman
Smidt, Norman Robbins, Rueben
Gest, Phil Moloso, and Frank
MaupirI, from Kennewick. Mrs.
Jean Perkins and Mrs. Robert
Boice from Richland, and Mrs.
John Sawyers from Pasco.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-17
Hollywood
Film Shop
BY pATRIcIA cLARY

oY IN 8SASAt1 SADSDAsS
United Press Staff Correspondent
Hollywood CU.P0-The~ jitterbug
has captured the samba, says
Desi Arnaz, and when he gives
it back the Latins won't know
their own child.
The drum-beating Cuban band
leader used to play a samba when
he wanted to clear the floor. Now
he finds teen-agers swarming on
the floor with startlingly original
versions.
81 used to get the most requests
from young people for things like
Hey Bahia Bebop' and Beat Me,
Daddy he said. "Now they ask
for Brazil and 'Tico Tico'.
"Pretty soon the samba will be
so Americanized no Latin would
ever recognize it."
That's what happened to La
Conga. dance Desi introduced to
America more than 10 years ago.
When Columbia put it in the final
scene of his picture, GA night IN
Havana" he had to teach it to the
dancers all over again.
Too Much Hip
Americans give one-tWo-
'three-hip step, with a big accent
on the hip he said sadly. I'm
Cuba the fourth step is a subtle
sway. They would have laughed
that hip stuff right off the screen"
The Conga drum that Arnaz uses
here he could never get away with
in Cuba. It's authentic, all right,
but it's illegal. The government
banned it because of its use In the
back country as a jungle telegraph
and in voodoo rituals.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-17
Nancy Stone
'USCP PLEDGE

Nancy Stone, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. p. O. Stone, has been
pledged to the Theta Sigma chap
ter of Kappa Delta sorority at
the University of Southern Cali
fornia. Nancy was presented to
the university at formal prssen-
tation Of pledges held February
y at the sorority house.
Members of the faculty, Of cap
pus fraternities and sororities,
Kappa Deltas from U. c. L. A.
and alumnae as well as parents
and friends of the pledges pass
ed through the receiving line
headed by sorority president MIL
dred Stewart. DR.. and Mrs. Stone,
who are vaeatiouing In Southern
California, attended their daugh-
ter's presentation.
A graduate Of Kennewick SEN
ior high school, Nancy was active
in Rainbow Girls, Junior Toast
mistress club. Honor society. and
Pep club. During her freshman
year at U. S. C., Nancy has been
active in the campus Y. ". C. A.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-17

By letter, by telephone, and in
person, residents of Kennewicls
and vicinity decided in flocks this
week that they wanted to be sub
scribers to the Courier-Reporter.
Here is a partial list Of the new
subscribers this week:
Henry Otte, Orville Baird, M.
Richardson, Mrs. p. ]. Baker, B.
r.. Jones, A. r. McCamish, Rev.
J. A. Briece, D. e. Sandberg. Jen-
ME Sellers, F. N. Hensley, Don
Cohn, George !. Kissick, Verne
McDermott, Leroy McCalmant.
Mrs. Ora Dickinson, Frank Green,
Gus George, J. H. Leber, Julius
NJ. BAIL, ]. E. Stafford, Ed Frauen,
James Mokler, Alyce M. Trier, L.
B. Shaw, Chas. NJ. Mizer, J. E.
Woodruff, Daniel F. Smith, e. C.
Hawkins, E. T. Macki, Chester
Smith, M. A. Nash, Nettie Barnes,
c. E. Nicoson, Virgil Masters, W.
G. Sherk, Jesse L. Gale, w. L.
Keeling, j. H. Stringer, J. C..
Skeen, DR.. Willis J. Taylor, Jewell
N. Todd, Mrs. N. e. Robbins, II.
p. Cranmer, c. w. Brown, Fred
E. Wright, Mrs. Gene O'Hair, Mrs.
r. w. Struve, Mrs. Lewis Larson,
all of Kennewick; E. L. Hanlon,
Arlington, Ore; Mrs. Harry Den
nett, North Brookfield, Mass; II.
c. Frank, Portland, Ore; H. de
Shopper, Pasco; Barbara Bradford,
Richland; H. d. Morton, Gold
Hill, Ore; Mrs. Chole Ford, Marys-
vile, WASH; Mrs. Don Coates,
Esparto, CAL; UT Juice Co., Tus-
tin, Cal.
This is a partial list of the re-
newals:
Harley Peter, Chuck Wheeler,
H. c. Curry, o w. Engle, Conn
mercial Inn, Safeway Store, E. A.
Ruckenback, William Brace, E. f.
Better, Jess Pain, Len Dougherty,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-17
Traces PTA Growth from
Early Days to Present

Tweedt, secretary, and r. ]. Scar
froSs, treasurer. a..-.
Gerards announced that the
PTA will hold a party, Feb. 20 in
the high school cafeteria with
prizes that were left over from
the carnival held last fall and the
graoup voted to turn over all pro-
ceeds to the, March of Dimes cam
paign.
Third grade mothers were hos.
tesses during the social hour held
IN the cafeteria when the birth
day cake commenting the 52nd
anniversary of the founding OF
PTA was featured. Mrs. F. H
Myers, chairman, was assisted
by Mrs. r. K. Stafford, Mrs. Harry
Higley, Mrs. Marian Council, and
Mrs. Charles Fox.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-17

When Mrs. Sidney Livingston
Of Pasco traced the history of the
National Congress of Parents and
Teachers for the Founders day
meeting of the Kennewick PTA
Monday evening in, the high
school auditorium, she presented
the two women who were prime
movers in the organization as lv-
ing, movable women and not
as legendary characters one reads
about.
Her talk on Mrs. Alice McLel-
land Birney and Mrs. Phoebe
Apperson Hearst presented the
milestones passed in the growth
of the organization from a Con-
gress of Mothers Of 1897 to the
powerful National Congress OF
Parents and Teachers of today,
which is international in scope
with a membership of over .
million. She remarked that very
early many policies were estab-
lished, one OF which Is the ma
tional dues of five cents which
has remained the same. Washing
ton state joined the National Con-
gress in 1905, the same year the
magazine was started.
A sextette of high school girls
was presented by MIR. Ames in
two numbers, "Oh, Susannah'
and Deep in the Heart of Rose"
and Robert Hunsley accompanied
Charles Haddox, Bob Myers, and
Bill Baird, trumpet trio In "A
Tree in the Meadow" "A Tavern
in the Town" and Buttons and
Bows" Hunsley gave variations
of Yankee Rose" and medley
of popular modern tunes, Smoke
Gets in Your Eyes," 'Shiek Of
Araby and Crazy Rhythm" as pi-
ano selections.
A radio skit Faith and Hope
was given by the Luta-Okihi
campfire group sponsored by PTA
with Doris barrow, Glee Meyers,
Pauline Schwartz, Arlene Will
iams and Janet May taking part.
Mrs. L. I. Nelson is leader of this
group.
Mrs. William Bequette bi-coun-
ty Librarian was INTRODUCED by
Mrs. Harold Fyfe to explain the
city participation in the Mid-Co-
lumbia county library and the
advantages to be gained in the
extended facilities.
Curt Gerards, president, intro.
duced the special guests for the
evening: Kennewick PTA past
presidents Mrs. Hugh Copeland,
now of Pasco, Mrs. v. w. Bird,
Mrs. Pat Owens, Mrs. Walter
Hanson, Mrs. Dale Galloway, Mrs.
Annie Sutton, Kennewick Pre-
school PTA president, Mrs. Clare
Shaw, who introduced past presi-
dents of that group. Mrs. Hal
Brutzman, and Mrs. Paul Horse
ley.
Mrs. John Wilson, president of
the newly formed Finley-Hover
PTA, introduced her officers, G..
Byse, vice president; Mrs. Lauren
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-17
More People Select the Courier
And Many Old Subscribers Renew

George ]. Jones, Mrs. Lawrence
Martini, d. L. Mitchell. A. Schaf-
finer, N. p. Nelson. Mrs Albert
Cox, American Red Cross, Har-
rison Williams, E. H. Berhman,
John Farris, o. w. Hunt, Bryson
Brown, M. G. Clark, T. c. Browne,
Bill Kleinknecht, H. H. Fryer,
Mrs. T. w. Payne, F. A. Mass,
Mrs. Ernest e. Estes, Kennewick;
Lucille Wither, Zenith, WASH;
f. H. Lincoln, Hood River, Ore;
G. H. Nelson; Hover.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-02-17
High School Debating
Tenn at Clubs Meetino

= Members Of the Kennewick
high school debating team appear
ed at the regular meeting Of the
Toastmasters club last night,
speaking on the question, "Re-
solved that the United Nations
now be revised into federal
world government"
Miss Lorraine Larson, who has
charge Of debating in the school
appeared also. Members Of the
team are James Taylor and Joe
Mensinger, affirmative, and Gene
Reaves and Robert Spurgeon. neg
ative. The team appeared in
debate at Grandview Thursday
night.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT
Six-unit bldg. with 90-ft. front. on
Good st. Low ceiling rents. gross.
$500. Tenants pay gas and elec.
No rent from janitor's apt Price.
100000. Call Mr.. King, RIDDELL
REALTY CO Realtors DI 1900
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OFFICES FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING-1420 New York
ave. NV. Available Immediately; de-
sirasle FSeMs sHN e nsss EGHF rsaqrs
4 g. T., ., &, 1ss.1B s 9vsEs ss.
Ma shsce ,,sa: '@e eves. aer vi II Ii 454s "NA"
FoUR RMS. KIT. AND BATH: ideal
for business and home. all utilities
furnishsd; skss yaeant: 1915 a5 s$6h. 1$th. ST.
,5tS BE .R5 R5 sSss ~. NV sssg peg mo-
up-1 or , room suite equipped with
fuoressent lighting. asphalt tile rs;
reas. rental; immediate occupancy.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN 8 CO..
,stS sisltGsi aSb ]4S srs 4 Nw1ss NE sna StoS
rm. with plate glass display window;
ABBY spf'f LEO 3 M. BERNsTEiN J. CO.
Realtors: 1915 < St, NV, NE. 6400:
spses ss fysaDs S..e ..a IN ssv snd ass
STEIN sTEiN l. CO., Realtors. 1915 Z st.
AiRs.coSN51iiTioNED s OFFICES in
modem ,cn. repgEooI oudsns dAsnnss.Sgfsp GSgpo'its Il
atsrep sfnrIs reoms orr Or suites. Newly deco
THos. TTie 'Fis j. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
Realtors. 73S lotn 81. NV. u.
SILVER SPRING - once space, on
end floor OF Ga. ave. BLDG; close to
D. C. line; newly redecorated; i'm
mediate possession; reasonable rent.
Phone JU. 7-S1Ol between 10 am.
and 2 nm. wk. days. IS
3-RM. OFFICE SUITE and bath. To-
Gated in Clarendon business, center;
parking in rear; mr.. 2 buslines.
BARR BLDG, 91O 18th st. NV, nr.
Conn. and * st., new MODERN at at
want the best; reception, mail,
switchboard and stenographic sery-
ice. Call DI. 2704.. -
NICE 2-RM. SUITE for rent In heart
Of Silver Spring b1sn BUSINESS section
SEVERAL desirable ONCE rooms Tor
rent; located 726 18th st. nv.
phone NA. 06z0.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1913 4-dr. sedan: same body
at Sss5; also dealers for Is foreisn
cars. JACK PRY. Conn. ave. at 8 St.
and 10th and Pa. ave. Sc.
AUSTIN 194s 2-dr.: perfect cond
throuehout; guaranteed; Looks IKE
new .raa. up to ,S g MAJ, M per Ss isEns
AUTO AIS 8 az 4 RAJ RAbio Co. authorised
Aassn sidss Of 7sh st. at NV, No. 1857.
AUSTIN 4-door sedan; brand-new
st a.ysrsd 5TandneE ,.r l0w prase nd trode oa
fataor'1MsdA farts' MANAaTAN Aasrsn Ssissi Agro "a:
P1o R:s', oR 20. Sssa ss57. s''s' ITO AZ n :"
nne condition.: S594. $3.50 down.
why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SEES, s. 1871 Bladen'burs read.
BJick III SzssHs41 1871 sedan. equipped. az In.
more9 more; 2uTo WHHoLEsALERs. 17si
BladensburR rd., II. 3-ssO0. lis
sU1Gk aassy 1sa7 esl siassp 49, sssaoSSoes ssoSS down.
snErRs Eaz Rs' 17sl aGrfa s,.dsnssarr a1o wdoi
BUICK itTssSo' ,s41 sedan. equipped. Hne
cond.; S494. S100 down. Why pay
moreP AUTO WHOLESALERS, 1871
Bladensburs I'd, Ii. 3-8s00. 15
S245. Call ia. 2-2616 after $50
BUICK AZ Super sedan; T. and b.;
81 .265: $50 down. sOgIHEEN
Buick 1e47 sedan; equipped: .
quality car; ST .O94, 5000 down.
why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg rd.. Ii.
.,a;is 3a;1isSQo. ,o.o .sdsnstts. eouippSed,
fine condition; S594. $3.50 down.
why pay more? AUTO WHO'LL
SALERS, 1881 Bladensburg road.
Ii. 3-SS00. 10
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FARMS FOR SALE

ESTATES, COUNTRY HOMES, stock
and dairy farms, in Northern Wiz
ginia. Shown by appointment. Phone
Herndon 3S. BUELL. FARM AGENCY
Herndon. Fairfax County, Virgsnia
THIS S7-ACRE FARM, 5-rm. bunga-
low and all necessary outbuildings.
to operate q going orchard; so In
orchard, in woods. balance in pas
ture with nice stream; $500 apple
and peach trees. 800 bearing
erehsrd eePsrd eauipmenf; s20.o cash.
balance on easy terms. For intor-
Sr.. SH. 1876 or Ashton 3194. -6
10 ACRES-Uppcr Rock Greek Valley,
Mont. Co., partly wooded, stream,
small modern leg house. part OF clear
strawberries. OWNER, Box 191-L,
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SILVER SPRING-$11,950"

2-bedrm., white masonry home with
an all electric kitchen, din. rm.,
expandable attic. and full bsmt..
Venetian blinds, huge 20UxS5 #.
lot; completely fenced; plenty OF
room for a huge garden; will accept
GI contract or will sell to non
veteran; many features not men
toned here; excel. terms.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
sH. 5655 or sH. 1878 until 8 pm
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SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGINlA

SS0SNO~S SN61 s"Sst<s"
ALEXANDRIA, story. detached. NO
80: located on Russell rd.: 4 bed
pDR haae sesf v to r nehSqtf Sh fne ep shS oR
$500: open till o. J. T. MOTION
REALTY. 2415 Mount Vernon ave,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. II; 4
bedrooms: located in Del Ray sec
ton; full bsmt.. auto. oil heat,
till o., J. T. MOTON REALTY. 2i15
ARLINGTON. LYON vILLAGE-Love-
desirable part of this highly con-
venient section; & rms. (24-ft. liv-
ing rm) . full baths, rec. rm. with
firepl,, concrete screened porch, ga-
rage. slate roof: level lot: S23. 800
FRANK s; PHILLIPS, DI, 14l1;
GROTON-Brick bungalow, No. I09,
Very attractive large liv. rm. with
flrepl.. tiled bath. equip. kit, full
bsmt., auto. oil heat. OV. 5000.
Open 8 till 2. j. T. MOTION REALTY.
2415 Mount Vernon ave. Alexandria.
5-RM. COLONIAL ROW BRICK. tiled
bath. full bsmt,. oil heat; | block
RoSSoE:, c. BANGS oW. 1855 or
BRICK BUNGALOW No. $50. 81 900
down, brand-new, :, bedrooms. large
liv. rm. with firepl., auto. oil heat,
equip. kit: OV $500: open 0 Till 8.
]. r. MOTION REALTY<2415 Mount
Vernon ave, Alexandria. IS
WHY PAY RENT:-See this lovely
4-famly det. brick duplex. $1,000
down. bal. financed. Live in one,
let your tenants pay your rent DU.
855S: ewes. SH. $500. e
OFF SHIRLEY HWY.-Bungalow No.
351; $500 down; breezeaway ga
rage; 2 bedrooms. tile bath, auto.
oil heat. hardwood floors. OV. 5000;
open till 9. j. T. MOTION REALTY.
2415 Mount Vernon ave. Alexandria.
$40 900 Builders unfurnj shed
price s2s.475: Fine brick 4-bedrm:.
windows, air cond; u acre, ex-
elusive setting. Beautiful views.
Att. garage. Brokers COOP. CHI.
EQ1S
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT
40 Bond Bldg.-Desk
space. telephone and secretarial
service available. Call DI. 2SO1.
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SUBURBAN. SALIVA. Cont. J
CLARENDON

Owner California bound must sell
beautifully compact prewar brick
planning that only personal inspec-
tion could reveal. Liv. rm. with
fireplace, built-in bookshelves, en-
trance foyer with lge. guest closet
and powder rm; excel. din. rm. and
kit. concrete lounging porch: 3 lge.
bedrms., tiled bath and Sundeck on
2nd A. Stairway to storage attic.
Bsmt. with rec. rm. and fireplace
maids rms: built in garage: yd. has
beau shrubbery and outdoor frepl.
Call
M. T. Broyhill & Son, Inc.
4Ra4 Lee hwy Ia 4-I300 8
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MOTORCYCLES

VIC. 1898 Bath ST.-Mt. Rainie
Md. Phone AP. O212 between
am. and 5 pm. 5
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INTOWN NEE new 2-family
brick fats; l commercial zone; In
dividual gas heat; tenants furnish
utilities; excellent income: reason
able price and terms GEORGE Y.
WoRTH1NsTHH yoas saS Sa ESQ sen St Real Estste SA
SMALL MODERN OFFICE bldg on
Thomas Circle; leased to nationally-
known tenant at approx; So 700 p; per T
faad4 RHahry p5ess eokp, '3S RE- 20I ilss: eSss'
NEW nW sfiick sFiir BuILDlNG-1wo stores; n
two :,-oedroom apartments. small
warehouses. war IN greTing giving suburban suburban
return on investment. Call DI. l015
WILLIAM T. f. SAUNDERS CO. NC
$:..",95O CAN PURCHASE this mod
ern 5-unit apt. house on South
GsDifn s r% s din each @ s sRt dnests i1nss'S and ID
bath; income. 1886 per year. EN-
TERPRIsE REALTY CO.. Elk. 34O0;
APARTMENT SITE, sacrifice. Ideally
located on busline, zoned, and plans
week. 65e per SO; it. J. RANDOLPH
OFFICE BUILDING DOWNTOWN,
near Dupont Circle and Conn. ave.
-Renovated. vacant; immediate
sell, DI: 1915: ewes, ST. 2S4s, VIM.
2O-JNIT BLDG. in excellent NV: To-
location; can be bought for 6 times
annual rental Elk. 5707, GE. 2456.
MODERN 4-UNIT DUPLEX in Fails
Price, S2o.950. only 1000 cash re-
quired. Trades considered. DU.
855S; ewes. SH. $500.
FIVE-UNIT APT. BLDG. new, Gus
built; annual income over
5000; best NV. location; l-bedrm.
units; recreation rm. garbage dis
posal, oil h.-w.h... 2-car det. gar;
trades considered. Ray Morse,
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors.
DU. S55S; ewes. SH. $500.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT
Six-unit bldg. with 80-ft. front. on
Good st. Low ceiling rents. gross.
So, $50. Tenants pay gas and cleo
No, rent from janitor's apt. Price.
$40, 900. Call Mr.. King. RIDDELL
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A. STANLEY MOREAU
5000 DOWN

Pretty new bungalow. . lge. bedrms.
room for :. more in partly finished
expandable attic; completely equip
heat; / block to school and trans
portation; veterans look at this. j.
RANDOLPH WALCROFT, UN. 34O0
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ARLINGTON
Real Estate Services
"XmaS Stockings"

Executive with growing family will
find this home most desirable. Close
in Lyon Village, fashionable and re-
spectacle; Williamsburg Colonial
@ Copper 'p plumbing; @ 4 s bedrms,, ms ga 81
baths, breakfast nook. screened
porch and garage. Rooms will ac-
commodate almost any type furni-
ture. An ideal environment for
every member of the family. Shown
by appt. only. OW. 9090.
Particular About Details?
Then make an appointment to see
ins home No. AL eonnTy ena cb ocs
tion; rooms, center hall, 1st-fir.
powder room and full tiled baths:
bsmt. has extra leYatory aid o,it-
side entrance. Screened porch and
Oct; get; GsE saEase; Caoo better-tspe home.
RADIANT HEAT RAMBLER
Just being completed in one of N.
Arls mos, fashionable :, residential
rm. Il" center around Swedish
firepl.; ''tomorrow's Kitchen" with
every conceivable convenience; 8
bedrooms, 2 tile baths. sliding closet
doors. handy all-weather built-in
Substantial cash required. Call oW.
MAY YOUR BEST DREAMS
COME TRUE!
It's been . long time since we've had
SO much to offer. Spacious, brand
new brick Colonial trimmed with
the best appointments. 1st H.. liv.
room, din. room, and beautifully
equipped kit; 3 bedrms. and . tiled
baths up; built-in garage; screened
porch. Fine ~ Arl. location. VA
appraised and approved at $21,950.
Real Estate Service. Inc.
Lee HWY. at Glebe rd. OW. 5000.
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SELL OR TRADE
S12 S00

New Gunnison home. conven. Nd. q.
and 20 Minis. downtown Wash. Full
bsmt., outside entr.: LII. plan, 3
bedrms.,, full din. rm., liv. rm. with
$1,000 for quick sale. Conventional
terms avail; also GI approved.
GRAHAM & co.
ST. SOLO Omen Till O PM
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

IMMEDIATE CASH
pur your nome, white or coloreo
COX n CO RE 1888
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ST.. COLO. Open Till 9 PM.
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
4 Bedrms., Den, 2 Baths
overlooking Sligo Park. Foyer en-
trance. step-down liv. rm. with
stone flrepl, beautiful din. rm. with
side porch, mod. kit, bsmt., car
port lge. wooded lot. Close to
everything. $4,000.
RIGGS & co.
TN o245 nr nR R565 q
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GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED

NE. IOCATION-Dble. brk garage.
all util., can be used for storage or
light shop. Ii. 3-3734. IS
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlAkD
YOU DON'T WANT
THIS HOUSE

4444o 41OSoa
Unless you need i've bedrooms and
ia baths You don't want this
house unless you like oil a.-c. heat
and . large basement. You don't
want this house unless you like
elbow room around your house. yet
want to be near good transportation
and grade school. This house is
not for you unless YOU appreciate
having q chicken house and gar
den. You don't want this house
unless you have done enough house
hunting to appreciate that it is. a
$4,000 house being offered for
S10.5O0. If you cannot tell value
when you see 1t, this wonderful
house would not appeal to you, even
If it can be had for only ST 800
down, $50 monthly. You don't want
this house unless you realize River
dale, Prince Georges County. Is a
wonderful place in which 20 live.
BUT
If you do want Ave bedrooms, 1i2
baths. and have $1,000. why moi
A. STANLEY MOREAU
Evening star., 1949-12-06
"a Home for Nice People"

This large, det. home on a well-
handicapped lot l00x175 Is designed
for gracious living; liv. rm. 24xl5
with picture window overlooking an
excellent assortment of lockwood and
other shrubs; spacious dining rm.,
powder rm.- most modern kit: 3
large twin-bed bedrms and 2 splen-
did tile baths on End A.; rec. rm.
opening on ground-floor level; 2-car
garage. Located in one of Wash
ington's outstanding and refined
has put an unusually low price for
sale in December. Call NE. 1143
until 9 pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

INCOME AND HOME
12 rms. divided into 3 apis. provide
ample liy. space and a very Satisfac-
tory income; fenced yard, shaded
by massive oaks; near schools and
transp.; det. Scar gar: full con-
crete bsmt; h.-wh.: storage attic.
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor
GE. oss1, 31l Cedar ST., GE. 0257.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

Country Club Area
CT Approved-$21, $50
1917 N. George Mason Drive
Open daily 10 am. to 6 pm.
Only one of this group OF quality. plus
custom built Colonial homes left;
living rm. with fireplace; adjacent
side screened porch: formal dining
room; an-white modern kitchen with
rubber floor: full basement; built-in
garage: many other features. such
as beautiful handicapped lot, s3 Tx
100 it., wide double driveway street.
just the home and location that you
have dreamed of owning. To reach:
Drive out Lee Hwy. to Glebe road
right to Rock Springs road. oppo-
site Washington Golf and Country
Club, left on Rock Springs road TO
George Mason dr., right to 5000 blk
and house.
D. C. GRUVER, Builder
Evening star., 1949-12-06
SILVER SPRING

One-year-old 2-story red brick Co.
lonial; heavy Vermont slate roof
big side screened porch, 25-ft. liv
rm. with f1repl., lge. din. rm
kitchen with brkfst. nook; finished
rec. rm.. built-in garage: 8 twin
size bedrms., ga baths; excel. close
in location nr. shopping, transp
and schools.