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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14

Madeline, of Cumberland, were visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Woodrow
jackson.
Mrs. Preston Welch and son and
her brother, Mr.. Snopps, Of Michi-
gan, were calling on Mrs. Welch's
nephew, Mr. VIII WEIGH, one day last
week
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Gnegy, Of Egg
Ion, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
Harold White and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schlossnagle
and family recently took a trip to
Winchester, Va.
Mr.. Crist CARRIER spent an evening
recently at Dwight Mills.
Messrs. Ernest Schrock and Simon
Beachy were in Cumberland recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlossnagle and
children, Of Mt. Lake Park, and Mr.
and Mrs. Junior Beeghley, of Oak
land, were Sunday guests of their
home folks, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Harsh visited
his mother, in Philippi hospital, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Stutzman spent We'd
nesday afternoon with her aunts,
Misses Leah and Fannie Beachy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ssk enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Swartz-
entruber and two daughters, and Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Lichty and daughter,
Ruth, and son Ralph, on Tuesday
evening in honor of the wedding an
niversaries Of the three couples.
Bertha Petersheim, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Petersheim, is ill.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14

Instead of permanent peace, for
two years we have been engaged in
a frightening cold war with Russia
and no man can be sure it will not
become shooting war. Instead of
reduced ornaments at vast cost, we
are forced to build up a gigantic de-
Tense machine. And billions are being
poured into the friendly countries of
Europe to promote their economic
stability and strengthen our position.
Finally, we have just concluded the
North Atlantic pact, under which in
the next twelve months we will
furnish to the other signers y bill
lion dollars worth of military sup
plies. This IL billion is not provided
for in the Presidents budget and
must be added to the 51a billions
necessary for the Marshall plan in
the coming year. On top of all this,
before the session has ended Con-
gress will have appropriated several
other nonbudgeted billions for a va
riety Of purposes. The drain upon the
Treasury will be terrific We have
got to get more revenue or go under
Where is the money coming from
In face Of these facts, which no one
disputes, one would think the Hoover
proposal to eliminate waste, increase
efficiency and save three billions an
nually would seem heaven-sent.
Literally, there is everything to
commend it. 1t is not as if the Hoover
Commission were trying to sell it,
The idea was not originated by Mr.
Hoover but by Congress itself. 1t was
Congress which unanimously passed a
resolution creating the commission
and asking it to do the job. The COM
mission has done the job. Practically
every newspaper in the United States
has approved. There isn't so much as
trace of politics anywhere No one
connected with the commission has
anything even remotely to gain. No
one in any party disputes the acute
necessity of the proposed reorgani-
cation. This is the last chance.
Opposition comes from the in
trenched Federal bureaucracy and
the labor lobby Powerful as these
are, they should be easy to override
on so tremendously essential a mat
ter as this. Yet, incredibly, it lags.
Already it is being said that Con-
gress will evade responsibility itself
and merely authorize Mr. Truman to
reorganize to the extent he desired
That, Of course. means nothing at all
Most congressman shrink from doing
anything to disturb the constituents
whom they have ON the pay roll. Their
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14
Dangerous Inertia


The sluggish Indifference in Con-
cress to the Hoover Commissions
recommendation for reorganization of
the Federal Government, grotesquely
swollen and incredibly bungling,
wasteful and inefficient, is a direct
reflection of the inertia and unintelli-
gance of the American people There
is no other way to explain it. The
present situation is as complete an
Indictment Of our unfitncss to govern
ourselves as has been made.
These may seem harsn words, but
they are justified by the facts. If
this nation were free Of debt; if its
citizens were lightly taxed if there
we're a dependable surplus in the
treasury; if there were no war
clouds in the foreign sky; if peace
were assured. our defense armament
reduced to the minimum and the rest
CT the world on its economic feet Tan
ideal condition which, of course, will
never occur but may be assumed for
the sake of argument), even then it
would be ineXcusably stupid not to
enact the Hoover recommendation,
which not only would save $1,000
100000 year but. through the elimi-
nation of duplication, waste and alb
surdities, restore reason and efficien-
cy to a machine close to begging
down of its own weight.
Even under the ideal conditions
above described there could be no
defense for inaction, no argument
against adoption, no sense in refusal.
But, under conditions as they really
are, not to act swiftly and favorably
is more than stupid-it is wicked. 1t
comes close to national insanity. 1t
would be the most shocking demon
stration Of popular incapacity in all
history. I would exhibit this nation
as having, first, gone ON record as
realizing the necessity of regaining
control of its governmental machin-
cry; second as having its request to
be shown the way fully complied
with; third. with full knowledge OF
the danger, as having turned its
back, shut its eyes and done nothing.
These statements are ny no means
too strong. The truth is they cannot
be made too strong. For here are the
facts-far, indeed, from those ideal
conditions, financially, the nation is
in an appalling state Instead of be-
ing free OF debt, the debt-now more
than 300 billions-is far greater than
anyone dreamed could be sustained
The annual interest alone is twice as
much as the total cost Of government
twenty years ago. Instead Of bein@
lightly taxed, the tax burden is UNI
precedently heavy 1t bears grievous-
ly upon rich and poor alike. 1t has
reached the point where to gain
acutely needed revenue, economists
generally fear the result of adding to
it, Instead of dependable surplus
for nearly eighteen years, we have
consistently run increasingly large
deficits Under such conditions any
business, big or little, would be
marked insolvcnt, branded as bank
rupt. In other words, our Federal
fiscal structure is strained to the
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FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, MARYLAND.

Heavy run on cattle Prices were
25c to soc higher. Light run on hogs;
prices were soc to 75c higher
Horses, 2.95 to 4.2O cwt.; $500 to
64.00 head
Bulls, S1.21 to $3.50 cwt.; $500 to
96. head; Steers, Good to choice, $3.50
to 24.70 cwt.; Medium to good, 22.30
to 22.90 cwt.; Common to medium,
POLO to 22.00 cwt.
Heifers, good to choice, 22.7O to
23.90 cwt.; medium to good, 1900 to
21.30 cwt.; $500 to $500 head.
Cows, medium to good, Is. to 1910
cwt.; common to medium, 1890 to
1870 cwt.
Veals, choice veal, 1925 to 31.6O
cwt.; Medium, $3.50 to 29.75 cwt;
Common, 22.25 to $3.50 cwt.; Gull,
$50 to 1900 cwt.
Hogs, choice, 1910 to POLO cwt;
Medium, 1920 to 1910 cwt.; Com
mon, 1000 to 1900 cwt.; Sows, 1920
to 1880 cwt.; Pigs and Shoats, $50
to 1900 head.
Chickens, Heavy broilers, 3O1ac. to
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disposition is to run away from the
drastic steps they are now asked to
take in the national interests. If some
way is not found to save this report
from the lingering death which its
opponents predict, this country's
future is not pleasant to contemplate
1t is dreadful thought that the peo-
pie are incapable of being aroused on
so vital and simple an issue.
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dent, president of the group.
The list of farms to be visited is
given in an advertisement in today's
issue.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-14
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
BY FRANK r. KENT

Copyright by The Baltimore san anC
reprinted in The Republican by per
mission
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Seed Cleaning Services
Planned BY Farm Bureau

The County Farm Bureau is pro-
viding a seed cleaning and treating
service for nominal sum, and will
be given at the homes Of various
farmers from April Is to %, it was
announced by Foster Yost, of Acct
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36c. b.; Heavy hens, 38lac to 431ac.
ID; Leghorn hens, 21c. to 34c ID.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
HOUSES FURNISHED

KENSINGToN-spacious older home.
:, blocks off Conn. ave; 3 bedrms..
yard; oil h,,w.h:; 4,gs mo. lesse'
Mar 1lIe sRirrsa mG hi raslAss1-pet. s b1E i;
beautifully furnished, including ORR
entail rugs and paintings; no linen
or silver; 4 corner bedrooms, 2
baths. RECEPTION room; drawins
Tssm rssm: tss.n. atss a'htnt Fs0n psnsss
serYsnts' rooms and bath, 2-ear ga.
rage; Sa75 month e M Msg 81 lsso,
LoR, INC. l02s Conn. ave" RE.
sEAuTIFgLLY yURNIsHED-s large
large back yard. front porch. This
srdak nd s'Ta a asses sso sscaaSn sssaai SS
s:s' s.s e. month shsSse s'fSs s'itS ii0s
ALExANDRIA.-Juiy; Aug: cemierta:
md ss asgs; Hsscrt: !" re:s. ii; 10 small isnlis
ootbNTRY ESTATE. 2s acres, Oak
ton, va. Owner leaving country for
s:s, sSst tsrs sFs ts %' ssss Benz ss sS
Refs. exchsnsed. Rental $3.50 per
No. No Irving st. All, Va. cH. ssaa
LOVELY s-bedrm.. 2 full baths, cor.
ner home; Georgetown; months OF
longer; beautiful liy. rm.. open
nrepi., din. rm., complete modern
Eit.: side sardssnS; unusual. LIN
AMTTRAcTivE M FAMILY HOUSE Of
Mas Mas. and r raan, 81; md stdrHomi ssfs' sen
dix. grand piano, IL mos. rental
rppRRiNisgSsaD pRi sgsfD BUNGALOW, a.s. sec.
tion; Cal! GE. sa,u. sisSai ,,t.cs .s
gar, ser. porch; compi. furn.; te
Z yrs. lease, $3.50 mo. WA. ESQ
ton. Ocnststs Of living .fm.. din
T.. sssi. 's1si sns II ai'fn:a; lsrs. iress .ns rs:i
yard end sarsss; ssnyssn,ens wsth nnt,ef y
II buE rent. SiiBj shown by apt
Sis; eyes,, on. o23l.
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H. G. SMITHY co.
sill 18th st. NV, ST, 1900, -
DOWNTOWN COOP

The Avondale, 1874 P st. NV. q
for immed. occupancy: apis. ranging
in size from 3 rms. and bath to Z
rms srms.oo and p 2 bat baths; priGsd aaS, from from
ment 40fs of price; total monthly
payments range from Sb4.15 to
S99.15: very much less than rental
values for comparable homes. spe.-
cial features are: Lge. rms. high
On exhibit sax. and Suns. from I
pm. to 8 pm. weekdays from d
Also resale coop. apts. of various
sizes; prices and locations in bldGs
Ianging from those with modest
luxurious. a-bath. bungaiow-type
home in the fashionable Broad
moor at 1901 Conn. ave. NV. Phone
weekdays for further information
Excel. agent, EDMuNp J; FLYhH LYsS
tauthority on coop. apis. since 1920
-responsible for co-op. apt. devel.
opments in Wash. eomprising 490
bfdEsQ. Weshinston Bids. RE. 1915
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8 bedrooms. Ia baths; nice lot. Nj
Harper, WI. 1878.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
WI, 1920,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
6 BedrmS.. 3lo Baths

b BPurmS., 3T2 baLllS
Very spacious center-hall brick home
on a large lot. Just west OF Conn
ave and within few blocks ol
elementary. junior and senior high
schools; 1st floor, wide center hall
:9s-ft. living rm., screened porch
overlooking lovely yard; large din,
den with powder rm., modern kit,
ind floor 4 excellent bedrms., :
baths and sleeping porch: 3rd fiool
completely finished with !! large bed
rooms and bath; basement, maid,
room and bath, oil h.-wh.; 2-cal
garage: owner leaving city; priced
JAMES 4. scHwAB, OR. $500
after pm, call 81. 157b OF
W0 1anS q
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HOUSES UkFURhIsHEp

3bth AND ALBEMARLE sTs: NV
rms, and 2 baths, $500 mo.
Inspect dali, 1 I'll dark ,do LAhoN &
staa HEsnEEsps RAPIp Ay2a e. chevs SlSo Chase, Nd
baths, porches, built-in garage, gas
heat; SI75 per month. Call Miss
schroth. SHANNON d LucHs CO.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
rKiyATE RIs,DsNcE n.. I.v, IN Hoso,,n Losuss
Bethesds; 4 bedrooms, ga baths
deligl tful porch, buiit-in garasei
corner location. Can lease for one
year or more; R. P. RIPLEY Real
4aa RANDOLPH ST. NV. = Semi
detached; = large rooms on noors );
attic rooms. Larae lot. 2-ear ga
e S{555spSs {55f: sSs s. me- me- ,s7s Park "a ~
MODERN T, RS" .-BEDRM. BUNGALOW in
Kensinston; Sloo plus uttis, 81
2BEDRM. brick bunga.; II. dr.. z
b.. unfin. attic. bsmt. Children vel
come. 500 mo- Come Ia pm. Wed
to Mon. 4s25 6sth ave, Defense
Heights. Hyattsville. g
1901 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Cor. house
8 rms, 2 baths. rec. rm.. elec. refsr.'
new MABtC SHtI thhsS' eNo hss'i
newly dec; cony. to schools, transp.
S135 per mo. RA. 1918.
FOR RENT, S125 mo. or will sell with
no cash payment. Excel. nearby new
brick house; spacious rms, rec.
rm., 2 firepsi., 2 baths and shower
large cement porch and sarase, h,
VIII. oil burner: beautiful inclosed
yard SOxl12, shade trees; concrete
street, near shopping center. nice
section of Hyattsyille. Phone WA.
NEW sEMIDET. BRICK. 8 rms. bath,
with finished rec. rm, shower and
NORTH ARLISGToN. 114s N Utah
st.-5 rms, 2 bedrms.. screened-in
porch; convenient loe: S12O per
mo. After pm. call OIL. 03O8.
LOVELY 3-BEDRoOM HOUSE. 2
baths, located on quiet street In
Chevy Chase, Md. Large porch and
garden. Available Immediately; $500
sGAuTfFuh PtI nHnbh' 4-BEpRooM HOUSE, .
baths, overlooking the Potomac;
large psneled library, open terrace'
and porch; available Aus. 1st; S2!5
per month. Please call Mr.
RANDALi H. HAGNER & CO, INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 5000
BETHESDA
8 bedrooms. Ia baths; nice lot. Mr..
Harper, WI. 1878.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
WI J39n
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos 81

HLLcREsr, block from Pa, ave;
dr. se.~substantial:y built, new
spacious center-aan brick nome with
all modern improvements. 5000
down. Open evenings and Sundays.
Out Pa. ave, left on Carpenter St.
K Hc H'EnsGoa 4s Good aAHmAn aope I'd ssAhTR se TX
safPIEY afp2i y TfssRl9RAcE fsl9 Brick semi
detached 6-room home. : years old
ss ssn begght ~ on s terms rs for sli n ,G5":
1th AND EYE. SITS. s.E.-only $3.50
down; immed poss; S-rm brk
AUERBACH, CO, DI. 650l. l424 K
st. Call till 8 pm
NEAR ALABAMA AND PA. AYES
Very nice 2-story and basement row
recreation rm.; auto. heat; owner
leaving city. To inspect call Mr.
White teyes WA. 2lsD, with VIM
NJ; THRocKMoRToN, Realtor. ri.
ExGELlESr ;S!.I erm .smas sss heat,
ONLY 1000 bowN-Brick bunsa-
low. practically new; large rooms.
bath, all on 1 floor; no stairs to
Gimp; radiant gas neat; hard WOOD
SI0.95O. ANNENBERG REALTY
CO, FIR, 1857 till pm. -
17Is 10th ST; Sc. Fairfax Villase--
Prewar brick. q nice rooms, "a
baths. 3 bedrooms, large frt, porch,
full dry bsmt.. beautiful club room,
Oil a.-c. heat: ultramod. kitchen;
fenced yard; Venetian blinds, avn
lngs. Only Sl2.g50. $1,000 down.
Immed. action necessary. AMEN
BERG REALTY CO.. FIR. 1857 till
ynsr + M BEYOND HLLcREsr, in FIeisb-
man Village, Md.-Lse s-rm brick
like new: den, power rm., 4 bedrms.; ;
high elevation priced for quick sale.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. l411;
ewes, call ia. 1927.
NEAR U. 8. CAPITOL-13 rms. 21a
baths, h.-w.h., 2-car brick garage;
suitable for large. family or guest
house; $500 cash, balance month
ly. Mr.. Holtz, FIR. 3770. P.
STEARNS, RE. 2l44.
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BETHESDA

ASSUME GOOD CT LOAN
Owner transferred, must sell. Very
attractive Colonial, consisting OF 3
din. rm.. Kit and powder rm. ist H.:
bsmt. paneled and fenced yard, at
tractiveiy shrvbbed; within walking
distance OF school; located on duiet
street ,u1 Ewes" call Mr.. Harper at
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, INC.
WI. 1920, WI. 1921, --7
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY
IF PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sale
of your home. business or invest.
cs sn' r. property KunpHREs Il Shsh y'u Rs.o aifae
sporaisais' app i Results Results sine since I 1sis' ''
WILL PAY ALL CASH for houses,
location. DE OSs5,
WILL -PAY TOP CASH sE!CE for
YOUR frame or prick house. No CON.
sfxssx s5 I, MR$s, si!s s. Y. = esssl @
WILL PAY ALL CASH for 3 6 or 2
aGfek IGH hqsif WILL IN Be THE ACTON Mn Il
buying yeyr home for cash. MITCH
HoME III 9TfGTk WIN Exfaa AIS Fl s4ls a.nt.s 3.
ssysTs sHsRis 1gf.ri W. iass sss.iip's nI sesw4ss sw4sDo
oGiCK WILL be THE ACTION in
buying your home for cash. MITCH
LIsTINGs WANTED-List with an
expert sppraiser and an expert
gsoasa sssasi ass ssod TOP prize X. EPh2Tps
Rssisof. ISIS isis K st. NV. Nati:
DO You WANT To SELL your house
and not pay a commission? will
buy nouss nan TO-DAY in the District,
Ms t0s ny as,d family; m N cs!l sn4s Mr.. MILTON
small s-bedrm. house All. Or Sc.
trusts. OW. 1896. g.
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gSO8 CHEETEKFIELD PLACE NV
Bordering Rock Creek Park, fifteen
minutes to downtown, detached
home; eleven large rooms, four
baths. powder room, spacious CEN
ter hall. recreation room; two-csr
bullt-in garage; l30 1t. front, p
acre; well handicapped and terraeed
Priced right for quick sale: early
1911 @ st. NV. MA. 1886; evenings,
WO. T424 IS
BY OWNER-Very fine family resi-
dence, near Chevy Chase Circle;
bedrms.. 3 baths, 3 porches. Seen
by appointment. No agents. EN-
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COLORED
Vacant, 14th g. Pa. Ave. Sc.
Modern (approx. is yrs old, 7-rm
semtdet. 2O-ft wide Colonial brick
home with concrete front porch
storm windows, new oil heatlnR
system; in immaculate condition
with beaut. back yard and Anchor
fence: excel. street. Move in with
deposit SURETY REALTY CO.,
Ari nkoI I'll q % m a
Evening star., 1949-07-06

1874 NEWTON 9T.
0 rooms. bath, garage, bargain q
$10,6O0, conv. to 14th and Pari
H. 1910 SHEPHERD sr,
8 rooms, bath, gas heat, incl. sleep.
ing porch, insulated roof, $12,60O
Shown BY appt. only.
1923 BUCHANAN st.
7 room. a bedroom) home, ~ 1t
wide, with attic, garage, auto. hea'
and insulation. $14,9b0.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
brick garage. excellent for renting
rooms, S16,500.
433 RANDOLPH ST.
Large semidet., S-roon, 2-bath home
with attic, oil heat, 2-car garage
and large yard.
PLANT & GORDON, INC
1874 Park I'd, CO, 0S31, e
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENTS. low
as So monthly; local s END d Va: Va: u1sE: sE
ips iaa, TE s.SrTy slss; s4S; sTa .nd z rsf ssf e.
MAINE ysH 'vHETEiASs MovING CO..
24-hr. service. furniture; trunks and
basEase, AT: e769 Or FE: o3s6; :.
across he country; safe storage u
pssa: To- cSS c'0 gsfos fsRssf s4oaaa Rsi5Id
EDRLMAE MOVING AND STORAGE.
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 2937; ewes, GE. 1915.
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BRICK-2 APIS.

oxtxSIA-I (11 ! ~
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
Two complete apis. Modern through
out Each contains liv. rm., be0rm.,
bath and kit. ] vacant immed. A
real home with income. Fenced yard
Rent each apt, unfurn.. s60.5o;
furn. SIS. AZ trust. Easy pay
ments. Ress. cash. Mr.. Holmes,
EN- $685..
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
1918 18th St. NV, MA. 7379. 5
COLORED-Only $500 down to quail
ified GI buys this modern brick with
2 apts., each with separate bath.
Will pay for itself. Price S9,950;
STILES. FA. 4Sl6.
COLORED-I326 MASS. AVE.-Besu-
tiful brick. & rms, 2 baths. equipped
for 2 families; full basement, oil
h.-w.h., garage; like new; 50 900
down. Mrs. Readmond, EN-. ss16,
with WILLoUGHBYS REAL ES-
COLOkED BARGAINS. Pretty b-rm.
row brick, $500, 81 200 down.
Well arranged 6-rm. row brick, COM
pletely remodernized, Sl2.9b0,
81 1000 down. RAFFELL REAL ES-
TATE SH 1103 till o.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont,

HOUSES FURNISHED Cont
FAIRFAx vfLLXGE-o-rmy moderr
IMPROVEMENTS. Gas auto. heat, lss
yard !. ssmisssSt;; sSnI. $50 ~ .lSo ES; Avail
stRssuR1sUAN LII rhGaas4 raa4fTs.sNs. Ati efss; s-rm,
brk.. completely furn.. full bsmt.. OF
h.-w.h., beaut,- fenced yd.; option te
buy; rent Sl3h. CAL Mrs; Gillespie
5 RMS. AND BATH. all mod. RE
4alO or TR, 6262.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Lovely det
brick. q rms. plus finished attic; j:
ae,fe pan; snnd Ina asr.a. poss Jsl,
IS; 5000 per mo. r. A. TWEED CO.
1904 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1890 ii
VOW AVAILABLE, Chevy, chase
$3.50. 5000, $500. and $3.50
Georgetown. $3.50. Also NV. sec.
SIS up: also unfnrnished. MRS
CLYDE C. DUNNINdToN, WI. 1855
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FOREST HILLS
GEORGETOWN

A liveable, well-constructed house
which also possesses charm: rocR
wool insulation, gas furnace; hard
q twin-size). bath on each floor
living room. fireplace. dining room
modern Kitchen; $@7150. AID
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheo,,

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Sl1250
for a prewar Diet. brick; slate roof,
side porch, 3 bedrms;; ayepi Y ,y !iy
CLOSE TO CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
Ideal neighborhood for children
with good transp. Here is fne
row brick, & rms. with . full tile
baths, full bsmt. and good-size yard.
sesenSt sos ishet with RfSoisa aohpsnEs s' sR6s 6sn
NEAR SEARS HoEBUCKEcoloniai
tapestry brick, fine cond.; & large
rooms. bath, Oil heat: gar; priced Al
only 81 900; ,!,sz T. T. RANDOLPH
.,.8 18th ST. NE.-Vacant, broom
brick, porches, yards and redeco-
15.3 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE-
Near Catholic u, MONASTERY. srade,
ir. high and transport alton. THIS
Priced for Quick sale with small
down payment and terms TO suit
you. QUITO town owner wants this
sold Act today. Mr. Martufi, DU.
Oil. MARSHALL !. WAPLE CO
!,.;Ga iS9a l4th st. NV Realtor. Di
FIRST SHOWING Oak. ave. and
lIth st. ne. new 3-bedrm. semi
det brick gas &C. heat; outside
entr. TO bsmt.; deep yard: Sl2.9O0
with xl 600 cash, TO veterans, only.
See rep. at furn. sample home;
4g45 llth st. ne. Open noon III
dark. MONROE DEVELOPMENT
CORP. AD. 1905. q
HOME AND INCOME-2-story semi
detached brick with 2 baths and
. kitchens. Entire property in ex-
cellent condition. Liberal terms
SENATE REALTY CO. Ex. 327O;
ewes, call OIL. 2l31.
! 100 d, corner brick, 10 rms. gas
heat Real buy with small down
payment Mrs. Readmond. EN-
1875. with WILLOUGHBYS REAL
ESTATE. AT. 7043.
Me-. NEW-HOUsE COND, brk, 2
bedrms, mod. kit. and bath. Full
bsmt., gas heat; nice rear yard
Reas down payment. J. GINBERG,
RE. TlO4, RA. 1925. Is
2168 WOODLEY PLACE N.W.-open
tonight. Z to 9:30 pm. A real bar
gain in an excellently built row
home. concrete front porch, 3 bed
rms back porch, det. garage, vacant
S16.45O. Easy terms. LEGUM e.
GERBER REALTY CO., AD. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
FOR DISCRIMINATING COLORI
KJNGMAN PARK
COLORED-2-FAMILY
TRINIDAD AVE ME-

A lovely row tapestry brick with .
apts., 3 kitchens, hot-water heat,
front porch. Double inclosed rear
porches glVin. X room efficiency.
Garage TO wide paved alley. Priced
for aulck sale and possession with
title. $500 cash required. Gail
Mai. Lane, MA, a3e0, evenings and
weekends, WI. $3.50. Exclusive.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-07-06
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SAIL
NEW CO-OPS

De luxe equipment throughout this
metal kitchens. aluminum window
frames with Venetian blinds, oak
parouet hoors, electric laundry ia
cilities and garage space in base
luxurious two-bedroom, two-bath
suites available; excellent location
overlooking Rock Greek Park at the
intersection of AdamA Mill rd. and
ontario rd, three blocks north OF
1Sth and Columbia I'd. Open week
pm. to dark.
II - CNkJ7,uU ~
Evening star., 1949-07-06

OFF MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
Det. frame. vacant; rooms. bath
very large lot: out-of town oxne.
will consider reasonable offer. I'm
med possession.
228 s ST. NE
Desirable Groom brick home; dble
rear incl. porches: Colonial front
porch; Lear garage; $4,000
PLANT s. GORDON. INC.
1874 Park Rd NV co nS31 -s
Evening star., 1949-07-06
RANCH HOUSE

On more than u Of an acre, In
close-in Whitehall. with I20-ft
frontage. on paved street. Planned
to permit gracious living with mini
mum OF housework. Radiant heated
Three bedrooms and two baths
Wealth of closet space. 2S it.. plus
living room. Combinat tion kitchen
breakfast room and laundry with
Hotpoint dishwasher. garbage dis.
posal and de luxe refrigerator
Westinghouse Laundromat. Large
screened living porch. storage room
two-car garage with extra hobby OF
storage space. Top ausiity ma
terials and workmanship. Price
S29.7 $50. direct from builder. 51Ia
Burling I'd. Open daily and Sunday
until o pm. Burling rd. Is 1h
miles west of Wisconsin ave. on
Bradley blvd. PAUL J. FRIzzELL
Ruiider NJ, aQO0