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Evening star., 1949-10-09
PAINT BRANCH FARMS
RAMBI .ER

A beautiful 6-rm., 2-bath brick
rambler designed for key executive;
exactine standard: .Built-in garage,
full basement, oil heat. unfinished
attic; ali rooms spacious and de-
signed for the utmost in comfort.
One acre lot. paved road. Il you are
interested In ramblerS BY AL means
and established community. Priced
reasonably. 5000 down. balance
arranged.
E. S. PRICE q co.
1901 0eorgis Ave.
10. 6.1231. 10. hfo3ls.
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YOUR DOLLAR

YOUR DOLLAR
COUNTS HERE. 6-rm. brick home
with spacious rms. hardwood mrs.
throughout; black and white tile
bath. fully eQuipt. kit; near shop
ping area and transp. all this for
reasonable down payment and $76
per mo, Cal Mrs. Jones, SH. 4400,
COX d CO.. RE1633.
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CHEVERLY
Lovely, 7-roofn brick home; LIST H.,
liv. rm.. with fireplace, din. rm.,
bedrm., kit. breakfast nook. powder
room; 2nd A., 3 nice bedrms., bath
basement: S s9Ef nice aI lot: redueed ass Tor tor
quick. sale. to. S17,500, terms.
Several new brick Cape Cod bunga :
lows: 4. 5 and 6 rooms; $1,000
down, bal. like rent LOUIS MILLER,
5213 Baltimore ave, Hyatts., UN.
2723: ewes, UN. 4256.
$1,000 DOWN, SOS PER NO.
Buys this lovely, ,6-rm,, asbestos
wyn; close to schools. shopping and
transp.: immed. possession; q steal
at $4,000. Call Mrs. Hart, WA
661S, COX & CO., INC, UN. 1926.
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NEW RAMBLER

1N1VF 4t1A4v4oHH4V
NEAR ST. BERNADETTES
Silver Spring, Md.-Beauttfui de-
tached corner brick. on large lot,
room, fireplace. dining room. mod.
kitchen. 8 bedrooms. bath, built-in
garage, fun bsmt. with fireplace:
conv. to stores and transp. Pos
session with title. -
Max C.. Schwartz, Ia. $500
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NO CASH
NO CASH

In lovely Morningside Village We have
lovely home which will be sold
this week to a veteran with no cash;
monthly payments will be about $50
per month. LIST door has 2 lovely
bedrooms, spacious living room and
huge dining room, kitchen and full
bath; End floor is expandable and
can be converted into l or 2 more
bedrooms; full bsmt. with oil heat,
large lot; full price is S9.250. Re-
member no down payment. For de.
tails call Mr., Rerens, jr., or Mr..
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141
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EN-. 2345 or OR. 6565,
SMALL ESTATE

English cottage type dwelling. brick
and elapboard, situated on approxi-
Lot is completely inclosed ana
beautifully Handicapped. Must be
seen to be appreciated. House has
2 bedrms. and bath on 1st f., very
large paneled room and full bath
on 2nd a.. liv. rm. with fireplace,
patio; built-in garage Owner will
redecorate completely for purchaser.
Inspection by appointment. A. NJ,
McFADDEN, Realtor. WI. S0S5;
ewes ann SIM OIL, 4664
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$3.50

FOREST HEIGHTS. ND.
CT attention; small cash payment
bungalow; ample grounds; expan-
sion attic for 2 extra rooms. Open
Sunday, 2 pm to sundown. Call
WARD, LO. 3-S154, or stop At 209
Woodland drive
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i. KENsINGTON
S12 050

On a large corner lot, close
to shopping and transporta-
ton. A nice home. with bed
room and bath, living room,
dining room, kitchen on LIST
floor; 2 large bedrooms on End
floor; full basement, gas heat.
E. M. FRY, INC.
1925 East-West hwy, WI. 6740.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4703 LANGDRUM L LANE

S24.500-Easy Terms
This lovely home is located only ! "
blocks from Wisconsin ave. in the
most desirable section Of Chevy
Chase. Most convenient to all shop
ping. Transportation and only 2
blocks from elementary school; all
brick construction, slate roof, full
basement with maids room and
outside entrance, Ia baths, oil heat.
and built-in garage: 1st floor has
reception hall, huge living room with
log burning fireplace, real enter
tanning dining room. screened porch
with entrance thru living room, fully
equipped kitchen and buffers pan:
try; End floor has 8 bedrooms and
2 tile baths: attic has been finished
OF for l huge bedroom with insu-
lation in the roof; this is truly q
beautiful home and can be furn-
ished for about $4,000 cash: flexi-
BILE terms to suit reasonable
buyer; for details phone Mr.. Berens
Jr. or Mr.. Taylor at MA. 9141.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC.
MA. 9l4l
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ST .OOO DOWN

SI,UUU DOWN
Silver Spring-Open 1915
24O9 Churchill rd., 2-yr.-old, 6-rm..
bath brick and JIM; full bsmt., gas
a.-c.; SSS mo. includes everything.
Directions: Out Ga. ave. to 10100
blk, left at Dexter, follow arrows to
open house; ". z. BEERS, SH.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$16,950

4 bedrm. home in this excellent area
close to Conn. ave. and within walk
ing distance of Rosemary School,
il. High and High School: cent hall
liv. nm. with frepl., din. rm., kitchen
and large inclosed porch on 1st floor
4 bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor;
oil heat. 2-car garage; GOOD, leve
yard; reas. down payment and bal
In l trust; early occupancy. INEZ
CUsHARD. OR. 1882 or WI. 1857.
10
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IUC EV EfIE I y I.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD.
Modern det. 8-rm. Colonial brick:
very large lot: bedrms., 3 complete
baths, one on 1st fir.; large gear
gar. insulated and weatherstripped
throughout. aluminium storm vim
dows, stone fireplace, large modern
kit, rec rm. Owner will take back
large trust. Drive out Conn. ave.
to Kensington area, turp left on
Everett st. about . blks. to open
sign.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 65O1
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2 Brand New Bungalows
OPEN SUN. l TILL $50 PM.
81, 800 down for each Of these 2-bed-
room homes. Price S10.750. Copper
plumbing, full equipped kitchen,
to bus and one block to st. John s
Catholic Church. Directions: Ga.
ave, left turn on Forest Glen rd. to
Rosensteel ave-, follow arrows.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES, Realtor,
81. 1929: Eve, Mr.. Spratt, CO. 9403.
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S78 PER MO-. $4,000 DOWN
In Argyle Club Estates, by owner; g:
room det. brick. 8 yrs. old. full
bsmt., gas &C. heat; deep lot, near
bus, prompt possession: s12, 2,s5o.
10029 Tenbrook dr.. WA. 074s.
bAMAsCUs-5-room bungalow, con-
kitchen. pantry, bedrooms and
attic, full basement. hot-water heat
Near Damascus-2-story frame, 2
rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
price, $1,000.
Near Damascus - semibungalow'
frame; rooms, plenty Of closets
inclosed porch, no bath. full base
ment, oil circulating heat; chicken
house. meathouse, lot S0x20O,
fenced: q real nice property; IN the
pink OF condition: price, So; $50.
Near Damascus-Frame semibunga-
low, 6 nice rooms. beautiful batn:
$4,000; price. S11, 800.
Damascus -All-brick ssmibungaloTg; h,g
5 large rooms and bath 20 ped
rooms) on f1rst floor; End moor un-
finished; full basement. with garage,
oil circulating air heat; Sl6,275:
Near Damascus - broom bungalow
bath, oil heat; price. $6,S50.
Cali Jerry williams, Damascus 626l !,
or FRED 3. CUSHMAN. Realtor. Ply
Frederick ave, Gaithersburs' MO
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TAKOMA PARK

7202 HILTON AVE.
3-bedrm. all-brick, liv. rm. 14x20
din. rm... equipped kit. lge. side
screened living porch, full basement
outside entrance. oil a.-c. heat; lge
handicapped. Price, S15,75O. tt
reach: Out Piney Branch rd. to
Flower ave. right to intersection OF
Jackson ave-. left 2 blks- to Hilton
right to our open" sign.
WOOD-CONLEY Co. Realtors
S71O Georgia Ave. 81. 570O
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VETERANS
NO DOWN PAYMENT
$3.50 CASH

Balance. SS5 month. Modern 5-room
brick bungalow. radiant gas heat,
beautiful kitchen; possession. Call
INC. ST. 9316. .
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BROOKDALE AREA
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
ICHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
BEDROOMS, 4 BATHS y
RECREATION ROOM
Here is authentic Early American
charm in Kirkside. Chevy Chase; q
modern prewar home. partly OF
stone; BEDROOM, SITTING ROOM
AND BATH ON 1st FLOOR From
living room through wides archway
is an inside patio 25x9 it.: End floor.
l medium-size and 3 very large bed
rooms. baths Il with glass brick
shower). sundeck 25x20 it., of mas
ter bedroom From sewing room,
stairway leads to floored attic with
windows. Downstairs, paneled rec
reation room with beamed ceiling
and fireplace. bath with shower;
air-conditioned heat; built-in ga
rage; pretty garden. outdoor nre-
place and tagged patio, shade trees,
lovely rock garden. Rustic fence
incloses yard. Call Mr.. Ford, with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV.
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SILVER SPRING. MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, l PM.
11R I'D pANUIIJE nP

Immaculate. s-yr.-old brick Colonial,
on lge. handicapped lot: powder .rm..
liv. rm., with drepl.. din. rm., huge
equipped kit. on lst d.; 8 twin size
bedrms. and tile bath on End q, :
tached garage; close to schools. etc.
price reduced for immediate sale.
Directions: Out Colesville pike. turn
right on Granville dr.. to properly.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO.. INC. DI.
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OPEN l TO 6

OFEN I 10 o
9110 Sudbury Road, Sill. Spr.
Large brick Colonial on 75x135 land
scaped lot in Highland View. with
spacious detachsd erick saTase x1ith with
mirrored fireplace, full. din. rm.,,
floor: 5 twin-sized bedrms.. bath and
sun deck 2nd floor. expansive, scr.
side porch; excellent neighborhood; d;
near schools, TRANSPORTATION ana
Directions: From silver Spring, out
Colesvilie I'd. right on Franklin
ave. to Flower ave. right to East
Melbourne, left block to Sudbury
right to our sign. GRAHAM 81 CO.,
81 8O10.
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Silver Spring Area
$13,950-BY OWNER
3-bedrm. brick house, / yr. old; liv
rm. with firepl., lge. din. I'm. ano
fully equipped kit. full bsmt., lge
tiled bath, Venetian blinds ano
aluminium storm windows; close te
shopping, school and transp.; 4ee
GI loan, SSl per mo-, bal. S1O,-
Enn CoI1 N E11Oa
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MILLAR BROS, INC.
I,ANDOVER HTIIaS

Open Sun. . to 6. 41O3 10th ave-
& excel. rms. full bsmt.. porch,
stove, refgr.. Anchor fence; mr.. bus
schools, shopping; priced right: ex-
Gel. terms. JOHN H. JOHNSON,
WA E0Sn IVA RdR~ a
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REDUCED TO SELL
95Os Columbia blvd.-Beautifu ram
bier. brick and stone 8 bedrms;,
sao1e stone q frenl ruest srse sHs s dim Tm
fully equipped elec. kit, beautiful
breakfast nook with windows on
3 sides; large bsmt.: corner lot.
Priced S27,5OO. will consider trade.
To reach: Out Ga. ave. to 1st
;snf9ppins csnrsI, pfss S,yd coesVs ro'
Open Sun. l to Dark
BY Owner, SH. 2474
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NpEN UYTNnAy

Silver Spring Special
No. II Leishton pl. This lovely Cape
Cod is extremely nice; rms. are
venient to bus and stores: 4 bedrms..
tile bath and bath in basement;
priced at S14,95O with only 90 500
down. PRENTICE CO.. ST: $3.50.
NO. 0O64. Out Ga. ave. or 18th st.
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SILVER SPRING

A4S A~AS ~ AbAANS
OPEN SUN. ! TIL DARK
6405 Medwick dr.. Hampshire Knolli
Brick bungalow, " mi. over D. C.
line; foyer entrance. beautiful hv
sn lse. Kit XIX t5sd and dins,te h!.h Love-,
stairway to lge. dormer rm. on End
full basement. gas heat. lge. land.
scaped lot. Price, S11,S5O. To
reach: Out New Hampshire ave. to
Ray I'd, right on Ray rd. to Med
wick dr., right on Medwick to our
$3.50 ssso Ioha ii5Ri BRANCH pkwY.
2-bedrm. brick and JIM. shingle; liy.
rm. with fireplace, side screened
porch, dining area, equipped kit
with elec. stove; beautiful HANDICAPPED
lot with fenced rear yard, many
trees, stone fireplace in yard; Price,
iaoI I'd 70 FRANKLIN e sve. ns turn fs'i risht al
right on Old Bladensburg to East
Melbourne. ST., right 2 blks. to Long
Branch pkwy., left to our Open"
92O3 GLENVHLE RID.
Very attractive 7-yr.-old brick and
frame Colonial. on nice Handicapped
lot with rear yard completely fenced
center entrance. beautiful liv. rm.
opening to screened side porch, fam
ily-size dining rm.. modern equipped
kit. and rear porch on 1st d.; 8
well-proportioned bedrms. and bath
up; .i!d full b. basement; ;,, oil heat. pine
ditton both inside and out. Price
$13,960. To reach: Out Colesvills
I'd. to Franklin ave. turn right all
the way to Old Bladensburg rd.. turn
right to East Schuyler. right ] blk
TO Glenville rd., left to our Open
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SILVER SPRING, $4,000
Gentle neighborhood-Ne 5-room
brick; equip. kit with SIT. GE. lge
liv. rm. with flrepl., . lge. bedrms.,
big closets, bsmt., lge. lot: gas. heat
budg. S15 mo-. Oct. to May; hard
wood frs, storm windows. Easy
washer, firepl. set, mirror, yard
tools. fenced play yard; conv.
schools. St. Bernadette's, mol;
everything. GI loan, $9,5ls; $3.50
mo SH O1T:t
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S10.5Q0

ASSSS0
Close-in Silver Spring: 5-rm. white
frame bungalow, full basement, oil
heat; very conven. location. See
Sun. 2-5, at 635 Mississippi ave.
c. j. KOONTz, GE. 1919. .
10 MAPLE AVENUE
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
OPEN 2::30 TO $50
To settle an estate. Don't miss
this. opportunity to own y nne
home you will be proud OF. This
spacious home has q reception zrm.
with fireplace, large living rm., din
ing rm.,. kit. sunrm. and breakfast
rm. on 1st hr.; 4 large bedrms. on
End f.; large insulated finished
attic on Bird; 1OO-ft. front. Scar
gar. OIL heat, one-half bath IN
basement; needs redecorating; price
reduced for quick sale. See this
home today. HORACE L. STEVEN
SON. 1925 Conn. ave. NV. Ma.
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COLUMBIA FOREST

INDIA FOItGO 1
8 Kentbury way One-year-old.
large room. 2h baths: brick. with
located for public and .parochfal
schools and close to Bethesda shop
ping center. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Call WI. 9597, MEADOW
nRnnK INC %
Evening star., 1949-10-09

OMIT nj sLogK fESm a.p p g. sse5s
o rms and xnsl bath st nulttn III & E.9nss' 9acs
Sc this and Wake ses s On 9an Gf5eF roh6 NE;
e MoKaxN. 81: EE: 1910: .
EsDerimentsl STATION Station and 'i uiniver-
sity Of MARYLAND: leaving city; no
sign posted; $4,000. 1070S Mont
gomery rd., Berwyn, Md. 9s
FOR SALE rooms and bath; In
new-house condition, on " acre;
$4,950; electric stove. refrigerator;
h.-w.h.; nr. school, on hard-surfaced
road; Il miles d. c. line; also
chicken house; II you are looking
for low price home, see it before
you buy. Directions: Pa. ave. Sc.
to Branch ave. and Route No. 8 to
TB. then follow Benedict sign to
Rrandywine, then turn right at
Brandywine Heights sign to third
house on right; terms. OWNER. e.
bath. hwd. fioors. 5 yrs. old; lot lot
555x1,665sn; ,6sn pFisNs p,IN sas$ sa2is5o; take eyer
e-BEDRM.. IET. BUNGAL0w-Exp
sttic, full bsmt., oil h.-wh. lge.
fenced lot g6 gorass; g. M uSae sSheoi ss1 snS
Poplar ave. sH. 0611. %.
61O5 4ena PLACE, Hyattsville. Md;
3-bedrm. house. near. schools. shop
ping and trAnsp.; house In very
= good condition; immed. poss.: price
$13.eb0t S1.960 down. Gall TR.
VVOSs
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6 PM.
1902 LIVE OAK DRIVE
Brick Colonial home. large liv. rm.,
family-si din. rm:, fully equipped
kit, powder rm.; 8 twin.size bed
large porch. storage attic: full price,
$4,000. Directions: Out Ga. ave
] mile past Colesville rd.. turn right
on Columbus blvd. 2 blks., turn
right on Live Oak dr.. to open sign
SH. SOlOs til o pm
M0NTG0MERY
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WA. 257l, WA. $3.50.
NORMANDY VILLAGE
TAKOMA PARK
r7Y@1D NM rrS

UNIVERSITY PARK
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
1922 Woodbury. street, in the very
best part of exclusive University
Park. Distinguished bungalow style,
center-hall plan. slate rooted home
with, vaulted ceiling and mirrored
fireplace in step-down living room
dining room is almost all window
on .ons side; two bedrooms and full
bath down and two bedrooms and
full bath upstairs; recreation room
and oil a.-c. heat in basement; slate
rooted brick. det. garage; stone patio
cured back yard; many mature shade
trees. To a successful man it is
worthwhile to pay a premium to
live in University. Park. His wife
the home. The price is SCI, 900.
Now the question is this: What are
you willing to, pay for 1t? Owner
moving away Is forced to sell. but
not forced to give it away. See it
today and make an offer.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
Evening star., 1949-03-13

foreign goods can't sell here, foreign nations
won't have the money to buy what we sell.
One of my constituents is clothing manu.
facturer. He makes 100 suits day, which
provides reasonable return on his invest
ment. Seventy-fivc per cent of these he
sells here in the U. S.; the rest go abroad.
II Europe can't buy those other Is suits,
his factory is going to shut down in part.
And to continue to make profit, he is going
to have to add part of the cost of the Is suits
he doesn't make to the rs he does. Result:
the price of suits goes up.
The trouble with tariff is that we have
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we can do something about it before it's too
late.
Tariff is a funny word. Most people imagine
it is something concerned solely with high
finance and the importing and exporting busi-
ness. Forget it. Tariff concerns every man.
woman and child in the u S. Tariff is wall;
foreign goods climb it by paying tax.
In countries where industrialization is in
primitive state. tariffs are necessary to give
the home team enough of an advantage to let
it stay in business.
In industrial countries like the u. S., where
mechanical advantages Offset cheap foreign
labor. high tariffs are red-hot dangers If
Evening star., 1949-03-13

NIE world outside of the u. S. is running
l. out of dollars. And unless we do some
thing about it we are going to be running out
of prosperity.
What it SINNERS down to is that we are
enjoying the biggest business boom in our
history, because we have the largest foreign
market we have ever had. If we let ourselves
get mousetrapped into losing that foreign
market, it's going to be the 1890 depression
all over again.
In l947 we sold Sl4.O0O,OOO,OoO worth
of goods to the world but we only bought
5000, 100000 from the outside At that rate,
in spite of the Marshall Plan, whatever dollars
there are in the world must inevitably come
home to roost in the u. S. When that happens
other nations will have nothing left with
which to buy our goods - and that will mean
Evening star., 1949-03-13

unemployment and depression One-way trade
just won't work.
The only way we can keep what we have
now is by making sure that other nations can
sell to us, so they can get the money to buy
what we have.
If it means sacrifice here and there along
the line. we are going to have to make it. be-
cause. bluntly, we can't live in heaven while
the rest of the world is living in hell
The Golden Egg
HE last Congress, by limiting our reciprocal
trade agreements to one year and setting up
complicated tariff commission. did fine job
of whetting the axe to kill the goose that is
laying the golden egg.
The big job the Eighty-first Congress is 60
ing to face is amending that legislation so that
Evening star., 1949-03-13
"0NE.WAy TRADE WON'T WORK"

We're not buying half enough goods from other
nations, says this outspoken Congressman. He
believes tariff walls bring ruin
by Sol Bloom
Chairman, House Fores" Affairs Comm
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
Eastern States Group
VIII Meet Nov. 18th
feontinusd - 80 80


ing. Paris c. Kirby Of Milford will
act as chairman for the combined
meetings. Feature Of the program
will be an address by Quentin Rey-
rOlds of West Springfield, Mass,
General Manager of the Exchange
and former president of the Nation
al Council Of Farmer CooperatiVes.
The cOlOred movie Fertility Max
es An Acre Bigger" produced IN
1949 by Information Service Of
Eastern States will be shown.
Assisting Fieldman H. Wallace
Cook Of MiddletOwn and Louis
Bloom. manager Of the Dover Ware
House in arranging this meeting is
a committee composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paris c. Kirby, Mr.. Henry RuziCka
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L. Short
Of Milford; Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel c..
CcVingtOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland e.
Garrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav
KOnchak and Mr. mad Mrs. Francis
H. Raughley Cf Dover; Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Q. Deakyne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Lloyd Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter l. Marker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
S. Mattiford, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Short of Smyrna; Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Donovan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence P. Isaacs of Line
Oln; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Harold Mack
IF FELTON,; and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Thomas of Marydel.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21
HOUSTON

Church news for Sunday, OctOD-
er 23rd, Sunday school at 10 a. m,
A. NJ Howard r. Moore supt. The
hour Of worship at II a. m. Rev.
Stanley Grant pastor. Evening SER
vices at 1880 p. m. These services
are being held in the Fire Hall, but
we sure do hope the church will be
ready for re-Opening before too
long. The new annex is almost COM
pleted and it is very nice.
The W. S. C. S. met on Thursday
of last week at Mrs. Wilbur Jumps
with 28 members and one visitor
present. The meeting was strictly
business, rs there were many plans
and ways and means to be discus
sed. The hostesses served an abun-
dance of delicious refreshments.
The Houston New Century Club
held its first meeting Of the cluD
year, on Tuesday night with the
president, Mrs Bennett in the
chair. Mrs. Viola ThistleWOOd gave
a report from the state Federation
Convention held at Milford in May,
Mrs George Kirkby gave the trea-
sureTs report, which was very sat-
isfactOry. The next meeting will
be on Tuesday night October 25th,
with Bible as the subject, and Mrs.
Dukes RObb and Mrs. William Bles-
sing in charge of the program.
We sure did miss one of our most
worthy members, Mrs. J. Carroll
Pearson, who is visiting relatives
in Wisconsin and we hope she will
return before long, feeling fine.
Mrs. G. A. Morgan. Mrs. Edward
Williams Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Elmar
Williams of Milford spent Satur-
Gay in Wilmington, on a shopping
spree and they had a most delight
ful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Emory Webb and
daughter Eileen had dinner with
the Jack Kennedy's in Wilmington
on Sunday.
Mrs. John r. Brittingham spent
Thursday and Friday with her son
and family in Seaford, while Mi.
Brittingham attended the teachers
convention in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. o F SaDD spent the
weekend in Wilmington, with their
sons, Frank and Hummel Sapp and
families.
Mr. and Mrs. William Counsel
man of Newark, Delaware, he is u
student at the University of Della
ware and she a state nurse spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Benton Counselman.
Don't forget the bake sponsored
by the willing workers Sunday
school class whose teacher is Mrs.
William Coulbourne, on Saturday
October 22nd., at Webb's. store.
Rev. W. Stanley Grant, and mem
hers Of the official board of the
Houston Methodist church want to
thank all who have helped in any
way in building the new annex and
TedecOrating the main church room
There is quite a lot vet to he done
If it is to be dedicated and reopen
ed on November 18th, so if there
Is anyone who wishes to help in
any way what so ever, 1t will be
greatly appreciated.
Rally Day and Home coming se"-
vice at Williamsville church Sun.
day, October 23rd at 1880 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

Along with other early radio de-
velopments, Guglielmo Marconi is
credited with being the first to use
an elevated wire as a wireless an
tenna.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-24
New Guidebook Is
Made Available
Through u. S. Navy

Public schools and civilian
agency guidance counSelorS are
now receiving a new occupa-
ton information guidebook,
"The United States Navy Oc-
cupation Handbook, contain
ing descriptions of 81 Vocations
for which the Navy provides
training.
All education guidance coun-
selors will be furnished a copy
of the handbook, plus duplicate
sets of the individual subjects
for willing purposes.
The handbook presents in a
factual style a complete job
analysis of the u. S. Navy,
which is one of the worlds
largest technical organizations.
It contains vocational informa-
ton briefs on So Navy Vocations
plus four additional sections on
advancement.
Each brief gives a definition
of an individual job, its duties