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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-16

THE BODY of Clyde A. Peak
(topl. l4Year -old white boy.
was found in the Coosa river
near Wetumpia. Ala. Tuesday.
Sheriff Lester HolleY said J. c.
Winters tbottom). 20. Negro
ex-convict. confessed he VIC
lated the boy. then beat him
to death.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-16

The original home of the
destructive boll-weev:!. is be-
lieved to be Central America.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-16

Members of 3. II. McCalla
Camp. United Spanish-American
War Veterans, held memorial ex-
ercises yesterday at the Maine
plot in City cemetery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-16

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Hard work may scare some
folks almost to death but it has
never killed them"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-16

For an hour yesterday local
Boy Scouts were. in charge of the
city government. Court was held,
and City Judge Miguel Base
fined several city officials, in
Guiding Mayor Willard M. AL
bury. charged with smoking in
court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-16

Members of Key West Choral
Society will leave here Saturday
morning to participate in the
South Florida Music Festival to
be held in Miami Saturday night,
beginning at o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-16

Mrs. Lucille Hall and Mrs.
Mary McGann of Miami are due
TO arrive here Saturday to visit
Superintendent and Mrs. William
w Demeritt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-16

Key West Boat Club decided
today to conduct aquatic sports
on February rs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-16

Key West Elks will meet to-
night to nominate officers for the
ensuing year.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16
A MISUNDERSTANDING

under the counts nose.
"Those!" said the amazed count.
"Yeah," said Joe, "and on your
honor as a gentleman you can't re-
fuse. Also, why wait till dawn"
WHAT followed was pitiful. We
w trooped into the back yard.
Joe and the count took off their
coats and squared off. Grinning,
Joe stepped in and delivered a
quick one-two on the nobleman's
chin. Blood appeared on his mouth.
He swung wildly. Joe set him back
on his heels. The count came in
again and Joe knocked him down.
He got up and came back for more.
Listen, old horse" he said,
you're as dumb about the customs
back in America as I am about
them over here. Only I didn't have
the CUTS to fight you your own way
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16
.. Minute
q Fiction

Anyway, when Joe and I stopped
off at Cabindas on our world cruise,
we were much pleased with the
place.
That night we had dinner at
the Plaza and it was there that
we first saw Kandace. She was
sitting alone in a booth, and
when she caught Joe staring
at her boldly, she nodded and
smiled at him.
Instinctively I knew, when I saw
the tall dark man come through
the door, that Joe was in for trou-
BILE. And was right. The tall dark
man strobe toward the booth and
there was something about him
that caused my blood to creep.
stood up, but was by no means
quick enough. The stranger had
grasped Joe by the coat front,
jerked him to his feet and slapped
his face.
Joe was hauling back for a hay
maker when my arms closed about
him.
After a while a messenger came
in and handed me a note. I read it
and looked sourly at Joe. "Now
you've done it. That was Count
Obeid and that was his girl you in
suited"
"Insulted?" said Joe.
"And he wants to fight a duel
with you. He realizes our boat
sails first thing in the morning,
SO in order to accommodate us
he'll await our pleasure at
dawn. He will do you the honor
Of permitting you to choose
your own weapons"
Joe shook his head and tried to
grasp it. "That punk-the dope who
smacked my jaw-wants to fight
a duel? You mean like they do in
Sabatini's books?" "And l can
choose my own weapons" Joe
went on. He stood up. Come on"
I followed him, not quite daring
to use force in stopping him again,
yet ready for an emergency. We
went back to the Plaza. The count
and his girl were, of course, gone.
Joe made inquiries, wrote down an
address and beckoned me to fol-
low. A taxi deposited us before
pretentious looking house of white
adobe. A servant admitted us and
presently Count Obeid appeared.
you're giving me the honor of
choosing my own weapons" said
Joe. "I'n take these" and he knot
ted up his fists and held them
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16
ONLY BUREAUcRATs NOW BEAT PATH -.
Unhappy Designer May Convert to Rat Traps
ITO THIS NoUSETRAP MAKER

possibly some mechanical de-
vices that will make 1t possible
to bait a trap by pressing a but
ton. This will cost a lot Of
money, but I can borrow 1t or
something"
"Have you thought Of turning out
trap with fewer holes7" We
asked. wouldn't half as many
holes mean that people with mice
would need twice as many trapsf"
"Ahal" exclaimed the M.W.B.A,
B.M., showing US the door. n
knew 1t. You are one of those eco.
omic experts direct from tho cap.
ital, Scraml"
We scrammed.
VANISHING AMERICANISMS
No, never go away for the sum-
mer. Not with climate like New
York.
You can have either the meat
or the fish course-the price Il
auout INC same.
I give the kid a quarter allow
ance-and he saves IS cents a week
out Of it.
Forty necklaces, bracelets,
rings and brooches, one worth
10000, were in the loot taken
by the bandits who stuck up tho
Aga Khan and the Begun. This
leaves them down to their last
five tons Of ice.
After relieving them Of their dia.
monds, do you suppose the bandits
said, "Now drive carefully, as you
are operating with DINNERS"
President Truman received 100
boys at the White House recently
and showed them around. He ex-
planned to them how it feels to
grow up and have to live in hot
water.
Can you remember-Away back
when they turned around to look at
a daring bathing suit?
I'D like to see return of blood.
sweat and tears to economics"
BERNARD BARUCH.
Instead of bunk, debt and leers7
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16
By H. !. PHILLIPS

HAS 1t been here?"
II think so. There has been a
group here which acted like a fed
eral committee. It came up the
paths backward, asked where 1t
was, and Immediately wanted to
know where there was a good
place to eat"
"What did 1t do after eat
ing?"
at showed up every day at
IL and quit at 8, announcing
after a week that 1t had studied
my business thoroughly and
would have an early report with
complete solution to all prob
lens in the mousetrap field"
"You think 1t will find that
you are prospecting and that
there is no cause for concern"
we asked.
81 am sure Of It," said tho
man who built better mouse
trap. "The commission left In
very happy mood and an
nounced nothing was worrying
me-"
"Strictly on your own," we asked,
what Is the real situation in the
mousetrap Industry"
IT am optomistic. It can't be that
the country has caught all the
mice. Hence the drop in demand for
traps must be due to something
else. People may be making old
traps last longer. I had a fellow
come in with some holes and ask
that we build trap around EN-"
care you operating in the red at
the moment"
eyes, but don't let the President
hear 1t. He would hold I am sab
otaging public confidence. He may
even say want depression for my
own selfish ends"
$50 WHAT"
'Well I guess I should do some
deficit-financing and expand. After
all I don't want federal control Of
mousetraps."
The man who built better
mousetrap paused moment
and reflected.
81 shall have to style my
mousetraps," he resumed. 81
must bring out smarter models
with startling new innovations.
Streamlining might help and
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16
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All twelve members of the jury
fidgeted and looked up at the
clock. The long-winded lawyer
was just beginning his fifth hour
of nonstop oratory. If he had
been on trial the jury wouldn't
have even bothered to leave their
seats to return a verdict of guilty.
When he had finished his talk
marathon he sat down and gave
the opposing counsel a chance to
speak.
Your honor" said the latter,
"my opponent has set a good ex-
ample, which I think would be
advisable for me to follow.
Therefore, I hereby submit my
case without argument"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16
By
Richard H. Wilkinson

and you, well, by gosh, there are
DANCED few Americans can take it
the way you have. And right here
and now I rise to remark you have
my apology, and III tell that dame
SO, too, if you'll tell me where she
lives"
Well, the count only caught
on to about one-third of what
Joe meant and grinned and Of
fered his hand.
Ten minutes later the three Of
US were sitting around a fire in
Kandace's living room, laughing
and talking and drinking punch
and telling each other that it was
too bad there wasn't a perfect un-
derstanding about customs of diff
ferent countries, and agreed that
if such were the case every one
would be happier.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16

slump?"
II might think so, but Harry Tru-
man says no."
docs he think much about
mousetraps?"
"You know Washington. There
are experts in everything available.
The President has aides who claim
to be specialists in mouse habits
and mousetrap trends in our eco
nomic system. There Is a federal
mousetrap commission at work
now"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16
BY INEZ GERHARD

X RNOLD MOSS has succeeded
- in so many fields that it is
hard to know where to begin de-
scribing him. He entered college at
Is, has a masters degree. He has
been success on the stage, radio
and screen, as actor, writer and
producer. As narrator for "Duel in
the Sun" he was so good that he
was engaged for the same stint
for "Arch of Triumph" His latest
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16
4 BETTER M0USETRAp

"HOW ARE THINGS as of early
- September" we asked the
man who built better mousetrap,
this being our regular seasonal in
curry into business conditions.
II can't quite make out" he re-
piled, with a glance at the paths
made to his door. "The paths
seem fairly active but the activity
could hardly be called path-beating
at this moment
"Would you say there was a
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16

You see, Joe
Is an American.
And he wasn't
used to the way
they did things
in Luandia.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16

4 TWO-PIECE style you can
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down the back, has pretty yoke
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Pattern No. 1901 comes in sizes ~, IA,
10. 10 and 20. Size IA. short sleeve, AZ
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You'll be delighted with the Fail and
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16
The
Fiction
Corner
GRACE NOLL CROWELL
Corner

TIL NEVER FORGET the spec
! tacle Of Joe Abbott and Count
Obeid fighting. Thinking Of it, I
am more apt to shudder than smile.
Though it certainly had amusing
aspects.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16

picture is Reign of Terror" for
Eagle-Lion. During the war he did
broadcasts in four foreign Ian
guages, narrated six pictures for
the navy. The coming season will
see him on the stage in Twelfth
Night" and on television as well.
He is married, has two young
children-and makes interviews
pleasure.
Daytime serials may be broad
cast in Korea, if Miss Ok Yul Kim,
an announcer, and Mr.. Young Ho
Song, director, both with the
Korean radio network, have their
way. Here to tour New York's
radio studios and study American
technique, they visited 1.-THE Road
of Life" and "Young DR.. Malone"
broadcasts, said they'd recommend
them to their government-operated
radio system.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16

In Columbia's "Feudin' Rhythm"
Eddy Arnold sings a song called
Nearest Thing to Heaven to lit
tie Tommy Two, playing his son,
and something about the song re-
minds one Of Al Jolson's Sonny
Boy" although the tune is en-
tirely different. Arnold expects the
song to be very popular once the
public hears it. Jolson hopes
.Arnold's right-he wrote it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-16

George Burns and Oracle Al
len cut their European visit
short by two weeks, came rush.
ing home to Hollywood early
this month. Could be that they
had last-minute preparations to
make for their new comedy
show, starting September Fl on
CHS.
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SILVER SPRING
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home, rec rm. screened porch
COW. to tFsnkp schools and &Fop-
ping fairly prlcsd 81 - S,nbh
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
Realtors. s63a Co2esriiie rd. SH
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RANCH HOUSE
"COOL"
1914 WILSON LANE

Ideal house for the family who longs
for the freedom and pleasures OF
the country, yet must be accessible,
to town, transp., schools, etc; 4
well-planned bedrms. and baths
on the End floor: large hy. rm.
rm.. kitchen with space for children's
table, small study and powder rm,
on LIST floor: Enelish-type basement
with playroom, maids rm. and bath;
Fear garage priced very REASON
ss,s xe.t O. opsn sal Ht' t. 7sss every day this
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
REALTORS
1907 o St. Georgetown ONCE. 80
COLORED-I3th AND PARK RID.
tnearl-.very attractive. lO-room,
3-bath house; owners leaving city,
GHss aEs. II! Fla (. RResHAz9 sA. 5s$o. 4 HEss!o-
coLoRED-Poss,. 7is Hobart pl
NoLDs, D1. ssi4: ewes, HI. 500. g
CoLoRED LOVELY. immaculate,
n9a R.ss 0Fn nsuiatsd Tssia .xnna Ssa.m' ssf "a:
psompt poss. and priced right. 70
conSFfDaIF dsDfisi cal H4i 4oS 'is ARE interested
In owning your own apt; in COOP.
apt. house s,. see our Cd under 6p uSe;Sp; SIs
eoHrN eosi t0o or aToS oT vraNck sa kofFs fta
I st. NV. MA. s036. Home. Tu,
coIoRED-se,ooo DowN-,st COM
mercial 9-rm. row brick, 2-car
garage. gas h,-w,h. Tu. $500; eyes eyes
conoREp-JUNE BARG.. LIST COM
mercial prop. with income about
5000 mo. This lovely property can
be bought for as little as 81 700
down. Don't wait, call co. OFT:
CoLoREDEsi.0oo TO $4,000 Down
chance to buy a fine income -produe-
ing home in this up and coming
bsmt., 2 inclosed porches;, arranged
RT ,GT Hsssn sSss rsa'0psss ss ssis Dsifes M p Gnn
coLohEPMisoo aIoAa $500 isELocK 18th ST.
NV. - Semidetached brick: coal
h.-w.h, 8 rms, bath: in nice con-
dition; only $3.50; easy terms. Ho.
csoGEsosRED-HoMEs DIOR WITH INCOME.
aaEpo WE 'na HARRIS, isH ST. 1885 sIf ap Il.
coIoREp-1soo SlSSRao BLK. OF OAK ST.
N;wmsxeelien. nth. home Plus ,is insans. san5s
wide row brick; oil heat: porch; i;
Ray Morse. sH. $500. BROWN
REALTY CORP. Realtors. Du. 1858.
COLORED-Ials eth ST. N.W.-S4a5
down, bal; like rent. t-apt; oSn,s gn,s
coaEN Sain or oGT milton IiIs5 vfNN1ck, ises
/ st. NV, MA. S036. Home. Tu.
CoLoRED-,ss4 MARION ST. NV.
-S495 down, GOOD terms; 2-family
hSRe Rs oRsN sfsss or row M1sToN 95sS ca cvssk Mok
l404 l. st. NV, Ma. S036. Home,
coIoRED-NEAR SaNER 18th AND PARK
RD.-Row brick. clean as q pin; 9
rooms; bath, igIl 1ss esmt.; si1,sS9 s;,:
eveninss. eHnhn can dE. s6ss, "a
CoLORED-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Large brick 3-bedrm. home with Z
inelosed porches and partly nnishes
basement; well financed. SENATE
REALTY CO, Ex, as7o. Evess ssh.
CohoRsEDS-ss,ss ESQ. with 81 .oot down.
semidet, brick. a .bsmt,; good cond. |:
nice neighborhood, conv; to school
and everything. Can Miss urani.
SIX SIX 8 CO; DI. 4eS4; ewes" DE.
cOLORED-GNiT BLK. q ST. NV
$1,000 to 81 800 down. First time
owner advertises this attractive res
idence. 8 rooms. ARRANGED into 2
apts.; full bsmt. with front and rear
entrances; up-to-date Garden: priced
right for q quick sale, Call Mrs.
stone, COX d CO.. RE, 1888 or
coIoRED-aoe BLOCK QUINCY ST.
S.W.-Large tapestry brick 2-family
home with porch, facing park: oil
heat, 9 full baths; good terms. Cali
Mr.. Sheehan, RE. 1893. COX 4
CO III a-n-fo
Evening star., 1949-06-29

4th and Peabody SITS. NV.
Modern brick. semidet.. z nice runs
and bath. screened rear porch,
fenced yard. xas h.-w.h; very ccnv.
to all schools. public and parochial.
shopping and transp. Immed. poss
priced right. Call ewes. RA. 1927
BLANKEN & PRESS, INC, 1424
Z st NV ST QalR -an
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Shlpley Terrace, ST 800
Six rooms and bath: gas &C. heat;
nll-brick construction; convenient to
Boiling and Andrews. Fields; easy
chase of this excellent semidet
home. Call Mr.. Ensle. GE. $3.50,
with pEITI II L III 3Inn
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aMUEL f. BOGLEY, INC
5000 DOWN
Open Tonight, 7 TO $50
8400 HARTFORD AVE

silver Spring No Directions Cole*.
Vile I'd TO Dale d. MRS ksys
Toll Huussl 30 TO Hartford Ane
rtsht to OUT stEn or PintS ETanCh
I'd INTO Dals DR. and I bib 10 Hart
fore and eff 20 hbuse CukteDa-
built nearly nHw bfk OF 90
It cor cool quiet and convenient
to everything Three twin-sise ts~d
rms ist q tiled powdsf rm 2g-
n, IiE rm with nrepi and Iteture
window fuli din rm. es elet
John II. Miller, Jr,. & Bro
Ma 2S57. 1919 X at NV. Rsslters
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DET. HOME FOR CT

Containing 8 rms. and bath, frame
and bricktex construction; near the
Monastery; lot 60xl 20 IT.. has INV
heat. modern gas furnace; can
easily be finished into a duplex resi-
payments OF ss5 per mo, Incl. taxes.
pon't delay. call Mr.. Blaekwood
SHANNiON . I'M & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV, MA. e345.
COLORED-NEAR LINCOLN PARk-
lst offering Of this lovely 6-rm.
porches front and rear, full base
msnt; h;,wh; Terms T. d. BUR
cotoRED-BsIck !'' csoRNER-sSSm-
NIT pl. and You st. NE apts
DOWN s, heat terms: a:e m sn d 'iEd' r Really fso
ceoffokSEan5GsrEcrAL-s1,soo Sa5 cas- cash.
semidet; brick, 8 rms. and bath,
LIST d: lavatory' oil heat; wonderful
BIaskrE REasK TaseE; I Press San sr Ra as,s ssi4g 1
tiful rms. tile bath, OUTSTANDING
rec. rm., gas heat. This is some
thing you must see. Excellent
BIANKEN 4 PRESS. ST ss1s. g' Hi
N. CAPITOL and R.
I I I'VE sve;-very clean semidet. brick:
sarsse: only 81. 500 down. cali Mr..
Cassidy. Ho: l44s or CO. 1888
CoLoRED-si 900 DOWN will buy
this .2-family brick home. in eonv.
Is!s''sn s$s ss@' sSaHf4 Is,fisF' co sS' Ne
Co1oREDGsI 600 DOWN for room
ing house with income Of $40 per
mo Conv. to shopping. transp. and
SSFSfTH cgs 5Ss SA sisS 1890 mi
Of Kearney st. ne. Immaculate det.
bungalow, 9 baths, g kit. full bsmt,
o.h.-w.h.. 9 rms; $500 down. bal
ance easy terms. For fine living,
srman. Ho: s6ss. BROWN REALTY
coLoRED-NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Only S1.250 cash; nice Colonial
full front porch. MITCHELL QUICK,
c5toREbLssi 81 iit: ST. ElIiorT hA f4sf II. NE
$1,000 down. good terms. 3 COM
plete apis; each apt. 4 rooms: bath;
Miffos sGH SEss; v1Sslcxo Ss koRE,s sas f9HES q or
coHossp1sESnSr 81 sefe ASmsi TS SRrek' eSs7 ,.rx.
rms. oil h.-w.h.. tiled bath, fun
bsmt.: immed. poss.; near Lincoln
Park; down payment 81 800 to 81
900. DE. lTf0. RA. 36S2, VI. 4165.
CoLoRED--I30e BLOCK QUEEN ST.
To see is to want. this modern
brick home: arranged as large
arm. and bath apts. Equipped
kitchens, full bsmt. Oil heat Not
l dime to spend. as property is
beautifully decorated and in immae-
ulate condition. Attractive terms.
Inspect any time; Nj, stover
coioREDIoNhY ssosRSoNS ss.,so. semide.
Ayr -old brk. 600 blk. Hollywood
pl. Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. 2 bed
rms, refsr.. finished bsmt.. gas a.-e.
h. aluminium storm windows, vene-
tian blinds, Anchor fence. Only
$f,25o down, SO per mo. Mr..
Breiterman. HO. $3.50. BROWN
REALTY CORP. Realtors, Du.
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ROCKCREST, MD.
Approximately 5000 cash can pur-
chase this @-apt. unit located 10
min. from Naval Hospital II 10 a
modern brick building with q z
bedrn. apt. or g moor and j.
btdrm. apt. on 2nd foor. Net carry
ing charge Of $50 per me II lst moor
apt Is occupied by purchaser. After
q pm. cslf Mr. Kermit Meyer WI
9346
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
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TOWN HOUSE
AIT RODMAN ST NV

A gracious Colonial Of the 3-level
type, containing 12 siseable rms,
6h baths, 8 hreplaces; entrance
level has reception rm. with powder
fm.,, bsdrm. and full bath; lover
music IN for gracious entertaining
with absolute freedom from sound
penetrating the upper level bed
chambers; ample servants quarters
OF fine homes, contiguous to sidwell
Friends and Hearst Schools and rec.
reation center. Must be sold
promptly. Open 10 any reasonable
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
ago Conn. ave-. EM. 1900 till 8p;m,
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ROSEMARY HILLS, NIL.
Situated on beautiful lot 70xllo feet.
this real eenter-entrAnce han de-
tached brick home has six spa ctSt.y
rooms 3 bedrooms, one being LARGE
master bedroom, . baths, screened
porch. air-eonditioned oil heat, fuii
basement with complete bath. built.
in garage. Owner has ieit town and
mu,t sell Immediately Phone Mr.
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SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
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SAMUEL (. BOGLEY. INC.
BETHESDA
BRADLEY WOODS

This lovely estate property eein. Of
fered for the nrst time - sit or
picturesque stone and brk. residence
containing 9 rms, 3As baths sLd
inclosed sleeping porch = brk ga
RACES Il with servants quarters
AboVel housing cars ise beau
tifully fin rec. rm and oil ~
many towering trees and an aouDa-
aacs OF shrubs and flowers, within
walking distance Of LAndon School
For appointment TO inspect call Ma
lor Lane, MA 1900. ewes and wees
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PENN. FARM HOUSE

We are making no , overstatement
when We say this is the best value
in any NV. section on today's mar
ket. Custom built, 10 yrs. old, it,
has authentic detail and superb
construction. Features random
width walnut rs, master bdrm. with
fireplace, etc. Has in all 3 bdrms.
". baths, 1st q. den and lavstory,
maids rm. and bath. Scar garage
Sit. just OF Mass. ave, near Spring
Valley. Price, $29,500, which is
well below reproduction cost.
Burr & Young, Realtors