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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
Dixie Park Swimming
Pool Underway

Excavation has been completed
and workmen are hard at 1t building
the new Dixie Park Swimming Pool
at 1885 NV 4th ave. The municipal
owned pool will be ready about Feb
ruary and will contain the most
modern equipment and water circu-
lation system.
The following general information
sizes up what the 5000 pool will
be like.
Pool construction - Reinforced con-
crete.
Rectangular shape. Width - Is feet.
10 feet, minimum depth - 8 feet, ca
length - 80 feet, maximum depth
pacity 161,7OO gals.
Pool bathing capacity - 644 per
ewelve Q2) hours Of operation. Pool
bathing load allowable at one time
328 persons.
Water supply and Recirculating
System $3.50 Source of water for pool
is the City water System.
Recirculating System - Designed
to completely recirculate, filter and
disinfect the entire contents of the
pool once every six (6) hours, opera
ting continuously. Chlorine gas is 70
be used for disinfection, and vertical
pressure filters will remove suspend
ed equipment adjustments by pool
attendants will maintain recirculat-
ed water quality equal to standards
required for drinking water.
Miscellaneous Equipment
The pool will be provided with
standard diving boards, ladders, life
saving and first aid equipment.
Underwater vacuum cleaner,
brushes and hoses will be provided
for cleaning.
BathhOuSe.
Adequate dressing rooms, lockers,
showers, wash basins and other toll
let facilities will be provided to serve
the allowable bathing load of the
pool.
Storage, first aid, and attendants
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
Progressive Voters
League Of Florida
Arranges Conference
With Gov. Warren

On Monday, Nov. 9TH, a group Of
Negro leaders representing the Pro-
gressive Voters League of Florida
and the Florida State Conference.
NAACP, held an important confer
ence with Governor Fuller Warren
at the State Capitol. This group
also held long conferences with At.
torney General Richard w. Erwin
and State Superintendent Thomas D.
Bailey to discuss certain matters
pertaining to the welfare of Florida
Negro citizens.
These conferences were arranged
by Harry T. Moore Of Minis, execu.
tiv secretary of the Progressive
Voters League and the Florida
State Conference of NAACP
branches. Other members Of the
committee were Milton P. Rocks Of
Clearwater, president Of the Pro-
gressive Voters League, Edward D.
Davis Of Ocala, chairman of the
Statewide Committee for Registra-
ton Of Negro Veterans; L. C. Jen-
kins, president Of the Tallahassee
voters League, A. G.. Mckinney,
president of the Tallahassee branch,
NAACP; Edwin r. Norwood, secre-
tary Of the Tallahassee branch,
NAACP; and Rev. A. J. Richardson,
AME minister Of Clearwater.
The committee talked at length
with Governor Warren about police
brutality against Negroes, about
protection for Negro voters in GER
tain counties where intimidation has
been the rule, about job opportuni-
ties for Negroes, about Negro repre-.
sentation on certain state commits
slons and policy-making boards, and
about the operation of Florida A.
and M College and other state insti-
tutions for Negroes. Similar matters
were discussed with the Attorney
General and t he State Superinten-
dent of Schools. Superintendent
Bailey was urged to throw the full
weight Of his office behind an eff
fort to relieve the over-crowded con-
ditions in Negro schools. The COM
-mittee discussed the urgent need of
library books and other facilities es-
sential to the successful operation
of schools. The salary situation also
was discussed, and it was pointed
out that in some counties there are
salaries paid White and Negro teach
still great differences between the
ers with the same training and ex-
perience.
The Governor and Cabinet mem
bers received the Negro leaders very
cordially, and their problems were
discussed in an atmosphere of
frankness and mutual understand
ing These State officials expressed
a desire to cooperate with the COM
mittee in every effort to help solve
the many problems facing our
people.
Undoubtedly, this marks another
milestone in the political progress of
the Negroes of Florida. Not since
the Reconstruction Period have Ne
groes representing statewide poll
teal organization been able to at
down and talk with high state Of ,
ficials as full-fledged voting citizens.
Indications are that much good will
come from these conferences, and |
similar ones are planned for he III
ture. The Progressive Voters
League deserves much credit for the
sane political leadership that it is
providing for the Negro people of
Florida.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
Personal

Mrs. E. L. Chambers Of Nassau
Bahamas, stopped in the city for a
brief stay enroute to Nassau, after
spending a very pleasant vacation
in New York, Philadelphia, and New
Jersey. Mrs. Chambers reported a
very enjoyable stay.
Personal
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-11-19
NOTICE

To the members, friends and visi-
tors on Sunday, November 20, the
No. 2 choir Of Ebenezer church is
sponsoring Variety Dinner in the
church's basement. Come out and
enjOy yourself. Time 1 o'clock pm.
Price $1.OO per plate.
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Rev. o. w. Wells, pastor of Mt,
Olivet Baptist Church, FIT. Lauder
dale, suffered serious injuries last
Tuesday evening when he lost con-
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spaces viii also be provided as nee
essary for operation, supervision and
maintenance Of the project.
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troll of his automobile and it turned
over in a ditch.
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MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI, FLORIDA
PAGE FOURTEEN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1949
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
Hawn S Court
BY Charlotte MeCuisfon

daughter, son-in.law, and grana'
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hampln
and Dorm.
Coming as surprise visit 70
the Polings home, were MI. anu
Mrs. Raymond Smithson, formei
Nv of the court and now iViis
in The Dalles, Ore.
Spending a day visiting IN
Umatilla with Mr.. and MIS-. jam
es Carter, were Egla McC4Iston'
Louise Heartburg, Rose Ha"ii'
and Charlotte McCuiston.
Leaving last Friday for EN-
ployment in Ephrata, were MI;
and Mrs. Lester Carney anu
daughter, Sandra.
Miss Lila Hauge was a visltoI
in the court last Saturday anu
Sunday.
Visiting with the Franz Heart.
burgs last Sunday were MRS.
Andrews and Mrs. Donna Aioers.
Mr.. Franz Heartburg and Keith
Zirkle returned Sunday from a
trip through Oregon and Idaho.
Sunday visitors at the Louis
Deane home i'm Richland were
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Rydstrom.
Mr. Heine Wendels visited
SUNDAY with the Horace Chris.
tian family in Milton, Ore. :
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Bird re.
turned Friday evening from
Patteros where they had visited
for a week in the home of their
daughter and son-in-laW, the
Ralph Camps. z.,..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White.
more drove to Pullman last week
end to spend Fathers Day with
their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wade.
Pre.school P.T.A. members,
their husbands, and children,
held a picnic Sunday in the city
park. Arrangements were under
the direction of Mrs. Henry Belair
committee chairman. Owing to
the dust storm which developed,
the group dispersed early in the
afternoon.
Vacation guest of Mrs. Clare
Shaw and Mrs. Phil Heffelfinger
is their nephew, Eugene Gall of
Kirkland.
Mrs. Gladys Mcfarland has
left for her home in Memphis,
Tenn. after making an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Cole and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Thompson
are on vacation tour of Califor-
mia. They plan to be gone two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCallum
are in Spokane this week to be
with their daughter, Mrs. Ed
Moran, who is, a patient in the
Deaconess hospital.
Arriving Thursday, Jack Self
ger is here from New Orleans to
visit his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Settler. In her sons honor
Mrs. Settler entertained Satur-
day evening at buffet supper.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Libby, Allen Libby, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jones, George Ann and
Penny and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Heffelfinger and Phyllis.
H. ]. boiling of Seattle was a
guest in the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Gus George for the day on
Friday. Mr.. boiling, vice presi-
dent of the First National Bank
Of Seattle was in Richland on |
to attend bank meet
ing.
DR.. A. F. Roucek left Sunday
evening to attend a dental con.
yention which convenes in Seat.
lie four days this week.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23

June is the month of weddings,
graduations, vacations, cherry
picking, fishing trips, swimming
parties, picnics, barbecues, and
just an all around good month
for going places and doing
things. f..,....
Mrs. w. o. Hawn, attended the
wedding ceremony Saturday at
high noon uniting two young
people of two of Pasco's pioneer
families. Miss Glenna McIlraith
became the bride of Mr.. John
Francis Sullivan Jr. The bride
and groom are now on a honey.
moon to the coast, and plan on
making their home in Richland
where Mr.. Sullivan is employed
by the General Electric COM
pany. .s.>,. :.
Miss Dolores Cox also attended
a ceremony in the Lutheran
church uniting Miss Joan Bur-
CESS and Mr.. Robert Johnson.
The Paul Polings left last
Monday for Ritzville where ne
will be employed on a new con-
crete grain elevator being erect
ed.
Mrs. Daniel Graham left last
week for Marysville, CAL, where
she will visit for a few weeks
with her parents.
Mr.. Edward .Rydstrom ana
Carleton Koile, are now in Day.
ton. Wash, where they have
found employment in the pea
harvest.
Four couples of the court made
up a dancing party last Saturday
night and attended the dance at
Playland., They were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Kriefels, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Cantley, Mr.. and MIS-.
Carleton Koile, Miss Dolores Cox
and Mr.. Eddie Rydstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Davis and
three children have moved to
Davenport where Mr.. Davis is
now working.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gibson
of Pasco, were guests of the w.
o. Hawns on Sunday. Also call
ing at the Hawn home Sunday
for Fathers Day were their
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-06-23
BPWC Meet
Is Tuesday

The Business and Professional
Woman's club will meet for a
potluck picnic Thursday at 6:15
pm. in the city park. u.s..
Alma Circle will meet in the
city park June q for a pot-luck
picnic. The hostesses Mrs. Wash
burn and Mrs. Day will furnish
the dessert.
The Unity Study class will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30
in the Episcopal Parish hall. Mrs.
Beulah Scott of Yakima is the
teacher. You are cordially in
vited to attend.
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Donna Louise were home again
Monday evening from Lake Viii.
liams where they had vacationed
for a week. They report good
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Washburn
and son Jerry, on their way to
their home in Sweet Home, Ore,
from Spokane, stopped Tuesday
to visit his mother, Mrs. w. S.
Washburn. Jerry also visited
Harry Meverden who went with
them for visit in the Washburn
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Coates, their
two children and Mrs. Lulu
Coates, coming recently from
California, have moved into their
new home in Arbor Homes. Mrs.
Coates, senior, is leaving this
week to make an extended visit
in Illinois. Coates is assistant
superintendent in the local
schools for the coming school
year.
Saturday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Mcdonald were Mr..
McDonald's niece, Mrs. Oliver
Allison of Glencoma, and her
daughter, Gwendolyn Quigley of
Portland, and Al Anderson of
Selah.
Notice: Royal Neighbor lodge
will meet Friday evening at s
o'clock in the Masonic Temple.
All Royal Neighbors are invited
to attend.
Mrs. E. S. Black, worthy ma.
tron of Alma Chapter OES; Lynn
Tinsman, worthy patron, and
Mrs. Vernon Bird left Wednesday
morning to attend Grand Chap
ter which is in session in Seattle
at the Civic auditorium Thurs
day through Saturday.
Schoolmates of Joy Beth Dee
ter happily surprised her Mon.
day evening with a theatre par
ty with refreshments served la.
ter at the home Of Frances Whit
son on South Washington street.
Joy Beth was presented several
small gifts as farewell tokens as
she is leaving this week with
the family to live in Blaine. The
party included Dorothy Strad-
ling Patricia Tinsman, Marlene
Frances Whitson, Gene
Roger Whitson and the
fonoree.
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9Th Birthday

George-Ann Jones', eelebrated
her birthday Monday afternoon
when her mother, Mrs. George
J. Jones, 2os Howard, and Mrs,
George Cloud jointly entertained
in the Cloud backyard
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Kernewick Group
Attends Reunion

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Anon and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Johnson of
KenneWick drove to Waitsburg
Saturday where they attended
the annual reunion of the Waits.
burg Academy alumni.
More than a hundred members
of the alumni association of the
old Acadamy attended the re-
union, according to Mr.. Anon
who graduated from there Is
years ago.
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When Pliny visited India 1000
years ago he reported to Rome
that ne saw grasshoppers three
feet long fa 49,. with legs strong
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The iris is the colored diaph-
ragm of the eye, the center of
which is pierced to form the pupil
Evening star., 1949-12-02

ARLINGTON-SIO,5O 800. $3.50 cash
$75 per mo. Stx-rm. brick; In lovely
cond.; LIST a., liy. rm., din. rm.. sun
rm., fully equip. kit; 2nd a.. 2 bed.
rms, tile bath, stairway to attic;
IN mi. to Key Bridge.
LUCILLE COOK
EA 2OT2 EYcliisively EA AGA
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OWNER BUILT

bungalow. beautifully
situated on l acre, frnting paved
highway, with breezeway and garage
near Manor Club estates. Has 12x22
living rm.. fireplace. picture window,
equipped kitchen 14x12. two twin
size bedrms., tiled bath. utility rm.,
storage closets. oil a-ch.. city
B. DC. G. line. open open Sat. sa % and Sun To
reach: Drive out Georgia avenue to
Norbeck, left l/lO mile, right on
Route 115. / mile to house on right.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., LO.
LINK. ayec 10 S.S1nG Qs
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FAMILY HOME

$12.750. Three and one-half bed
rooms. Excellent financing. Attrac-
tive bungalow, on lge. corner lot.
with detached garage. garden spot,
fruit trees, numerous shrubs and
flowers. Has liv. rm.. porch, dining
rm.. equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms.
bath on 1st A.: twin-size bedroom
and small rm., 2 storage closets, on
End A.; full basement; oil a.-c.h.
One and one-han blocks to school
and bus. KENSINGTON REALTY
CO, LO. 5-1105, 10. 5-s7O5. So
Montgomery Country Estate
Between Bethesda and Rockville, this
desirable property contains acres,
has a 12-room house with modern
improvements, wide frontage on
main highway with bus stop at door;
priced at S27.500. This is drastic
reduction for quick sale; house needs
some repair. Call Mr.. Saunders.
WI: 6T40. Sun. and ewes, WI. 514s,
E. M. FRY, INC.
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ATTENTION DOIORS
One Of the most pretentious homes
on main thorouEhfare in Silver
Spring, corner l acre Of land. Eor
additional Information call CCFF-
sH. n oi6b. -
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81 1850

81 ,Y5O
RADIANT VALLEY
Lge. rambler-type brick BUNGALOW;
beautiful lge. liv. rm.. full-size din
rm., lge. bedrms. kit: full tile
bath; enormous closets, exp. attic,
radiant heat; conv. location; terms
to vet or non-vet.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vA. tcont.
FRANKLIN PARK
$4,000

Not too far out among whispering
trees is inherited pleasure for
thoughtful owners. That's the re-
action one gets when one sees this
:ndividualistic all brk. Cape Cod
with firepl.. pine paneled din. rm.,
lge. all-elec. kit; tull bsmt.. con-
tanning separate rec. rm. with hrepl.
and outside entr.: oil h.-w. heat
plus copper plumbing, master bedrm.
with pvt; bath and another dble;
barbecue pit completes the outdoor
scenic effect Amazingly above mar
ket value for below market price,
Shown by appointment only.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson. Gil. 4216. OK. O520.
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$1,000 DOWN

81, ,UUU DOWN
S75 mo-, S9,95O total price for at
tractiye 2-bedrm. bungalow with
exp. attic, equipped kit: oil a.-c.
Forest area. Open Sun. 2 till dark,
Directions: Out Lee hwy. through
Falls Church to Rosemary lane,
right to 604 Jackson st.
HALL REALTY co.
Arl.. Va. oW. 5s5s. OK. 1907; Ewes,
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INCOME PROFERTf, or Ior large
family. 2-story brick, 8 rooms; "a
land university; rental no problem;
priced at less than 8 times present
income: reasonable financing. Call
Mr.. Meade, WA. 1888 or Dl. 1O1o.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. 3
FIVE BEDROOMS and one and one
half baths; frame plus ASBESTOS
shingle; two,hoor bungalow In EasI eas.
lots plus chicken house and saddle
horse stall. Full basement. oil a.-c.
heat; good transportation. was
$4,000 but now, believe 1t or not.
only Sl0,500 and as low as Sl,5oo
down. owner must make settlement
on another house and this house is
practically being. given away IN order
to meet a deadline Two bedrooms
down, three bedrooms up. sur
rounded by wide-open spaces a.
STANLEY MoREAu. WA 2o71'
ss.66ot MA ssfOi fIOAiNHAM. Mp.-1arse itv
rm, with fireplace. 2 bedrms. and
ssh t1Sfsa II ssas WI Wssfos sfs e.
$1,000 Me eSTs powN Lovely ,5-rm., and
fenced lot. owner transferred. de-
cARLYLE CAR ..a; d. ttoziER. VA. 5000.
ASSUME VETS 40 LoAN-2-bedrm.
brick bungalow on lse.. level lot; gas
heat; equip. kit; near all conven-
iences. Price, S10,500; mortsage,
thing. Call WA. 5000 till o pm.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & co.
HERE'S A BUY-To a vet. with very
low down payment; handsome brick
bedrms.. fun bsmt.. extra lge. liy.
rm. win sell for GI-approyed price;
Call WA. 5000 till 0 pm. ROBERT
s. DAVIS 6 CO.
VET. S.J3 PER MO.-Charming pre-
war 2-bedrm. bungalow on level lot:
porch; near Cheyerly Theater, Price,
till g pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
NEW HOME-S7. $50; 2 bedrms,. lge;
lot: in Lanham; Call WA; 5000 III
8 Pm; ROBERT 8; DAVIS & co;
COZ sEDhMs; Il sonvsn baths Hysttsye S51fe as ffne
Screened se ' porch; sIs.s5o is . buy
Gan hVVIs VA; 5000 Z, 60 III 9 pm. ROBERT
dsn PsS $3.50 ssxn ms 3. ean !, .si
ceiopial home, on extra:larse lot;
full bsmt., oil heat; conven, to new
school; shopping. etc; Call WA;
5000 til o pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS
sokM. 4 " BR1cK-s11 900; vets may
purchase with 1000 down and
choice location in Hyattsyil!e. Cali
Havra "; seoo % ,!il ~ o PM ROBERT S.
SMALL BUNGALOW and lge. lot. city
$500. Easy terms. For further
information. call GREGORY &
VINCENT REAL ESTATE, UN. 91O2.
woGIiD You PAY $3.50 DOWN and
S97 mo. for new 3-bedrm, brk.
CLAUDE WOOD. ST. O4s3. 10
BRICK BUNGALOW, vacant s. rms.
gas heat. lse. EXPANSION attic, bsmt;.
tsrms OF nas msht sino0 20 df john Tcf
coMPAkG SIhS1HS' BEFORE EH as'Yi YbiUY1NG-Five-
room brick. In lovely Decatur
on End floor: fireplace in living
room and recreation room: oil h.-w.
h.: detached garage; ! block from
ALVIN EPL1NG. UN. O3I3.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, MD.
TOTAL PRICE. UNDER $4,000.
Lovely 5-room and bath asbestos
shingle home, hardwood floors. gas
a.-c. heat. Modern throughout Call
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S12,8O0

QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
Beautiful Cape Cod brick. lovely liv.
rm., open firepl., din. rm. equipped
kit. 2 nice bedrms.. modern tile
bath with modern fixtures; Stair
tiful fenced lot. $4,000 cash. as.
sumo AZ loan at S6S per mo. inc
everything.
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$4,000

EDMoNSTON AVE.
Lge. beautiful rambler. 6 rms. and
Ice. att. gar, corner lot with bus
at door. Features tile bath 10x1O
with 2 wash basins. step-down
Hollywood tub, all fixtures are ma
room. 20-ft. liv. rm. with wood
burning flrepl.. paneled walls, 3 lge
bedrms. l Of which has "a bath. 2
bedrms. have 2 closets each; very
lge. kit, din. rm. of knotty pine;
new Sla Gu. IT. elec. refgr.: h.-w.
thing.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

Wash. and Glebe-$12,OOO
A honeymoon, white clapboard q
bedrm.. tile bath, oil-heated home
surrounded by 4 lge. oak trees, bus
line, stores and schools. Ewes, MI
J. Leo Kolb Co., MI. 21OO
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peter j. hagan
OFFERS
$3.50
NR- n AYAYY~H

down-Det 2-story. 8.
rm. and bath asbestos shingle home
1st f.. 4 rms; End fr., rms and
VIII: fully insulated. weather.
stripped. Cony. location. A lot
of house for the money.
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SILVER :Sff, SPRING
SLIGO PARK HILLS

01I00 Z z11V11 134o10
Lovely ranch-type home, gray brick
Finest const.. bedrms.. 2 baths
liv. rm. with drepl.. dining rm.
de luxe kitchen. util. rm.; part
trees and shrubs. Convenient bus,
stores and schools. S25,950. $4,000
1st trust. By appt. only. Call Mr.
Terry. MA. 1890; ewes, IA. 0757.
R. s. BLACKSTONE, Realtor.
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SILVER SPRING

10000 Grennock. Here is an excel.
lent buy. Liv. rm., flrepl.. din. rm: :,
kit, large side porch: 2nd floor, 3
outside entrance. recreation rm..
toilet. gar; gas a.-c. heat: lot. 52s
140; priced to sell. Call Mr.. Mack
intosh, jr.. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Wash. Bids, DI. $500; ewes. GIL.
TQ5R )
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BETHESDA-S19.5OO
BURTONSVILLE

Nust be sold. Charming old farm-
house, beautifully restored, on two
acres; new heating plant: piSmpihns IN
fireplaces, ultramodern kitchen
with best equipment. There are 2
rooms, including 4 bedrooms and the
house is tastefully decorated and IN
excellent condition. Other features:
Stable, chicken house and barn.
Owner having purchased farm has
reduced price to S17,950 on good
ssEHH4:i sEH4i oy$ 6ssta 6csia. end call MR.
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peter j. hagan

peter j. hagan
1855, WA. 1857. once Open
Daily, Inc. Sun. 9 am. to 8 p.m.-2
$9,950-3 BEDROOMS
Only 3 yrs old with 40 mortgage.
Lge. screened porch; lovely brick
tiled bsmt. Owner wants offer.
Riverdale, Md.
BURCH REALTY co.
Realtors. S505 Baltimore Blvd, Col
lege PIX, Md, TO. 67S3. TO. 633S:
ewes, TO. 1885, UN. 1901, SH. 1910.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlhIA
S11.5QQ

SIl ,0UU
Though in need OF redecorating, this
is a steal at the price as "out-of-
town" owner wired must sell, slash
price" for this 2-bedrm. brk. bunga-
low with tile bath; bsmt., RADIANT
heat copper plumbing: Ruscc
storm sash; on lge. lot. Should Gil;
also Al loan for Mr.. Civilian. Don't
wait-be frst-call
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson. GIL. 421e, OK. o5.'o
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BUNGALOW SPECIAL
SECTION CONSCIOUS

If you want a lower-p-iced. reas.
nr. country cub. by all means, see
this very attrac.. 5-rm, brick CO.
lonial home; tile bath, equipped kit;
full bsnt. with rec. rm.; level cor.
ner lot: S12,95O
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS, MD
TOTAL PRICE. UNDER $4,000.
Lovely 5-room and bath asbestoi
shingle home, hardwood floors. ga.
a.-c. heat. Modern throughout. Cal
Mrs. Morrison, COX g. CO.. RE
Evening star., 1949-12-02

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
BRADBURY HETGHTs-5-rm. bunga. !;
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sood d sized lot: priced low at $500
$500 dn: to GI. monthly pymts.
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ESTATE. SH. 1103 till 8.
CHILLUM-Cape Cod, brk., 5 rms.
bath. 2, porches, 1st d.; attic I'm;
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ant gas heat. built-in gar: lot, 50z
FORD e. MORGAN. sr, RE. 49l0
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soYeE sess'e 1. 'H1isf PARks. Nj. @ 447o. till 8
HYATTsvMLE AREA-Beautiful g.
bedrm. home, lge. kitchen and din
81. WA. oasl' with PRIMROSE
HYATTsVnLE HILLs-6-room hom,
with detached garage; full bsmt.
should 20 GI with about S1.00t
down. Call WA. 5000 till o pm
ROBERT 8. DAVIS q co.
RADIANT VALLEY-$1. $50 cash vii
buy this ats.iet,ys n..t o-rSSm Sanv.bIen DE.ea
Ss'T 70 bus. Assume ai loan. MITCHELL
QUICK. ST: 6989; eve, RA. 341s. !.
rms. tile bath, eduip. kit, oil hot.
water heat, full basement: conv: z
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