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Evening star., 1949-07-14
screen begins giving off a shadow
of Wilde's charade.
Just shadow.


Miss Carroll as Mrs. Erlynne
Il is the busiest of the expensive
people who were given employ
ment by the Reich-Parker-Evans
script. She goes along giving an
outward impression Of dashing
from male heart to male heart
but that is only on the surface
No one in the audience is deceived,
nor indeed is supposed to be,
by the real truth. which Is that
her heart really belongs to her
abandoned daughter. Lady Win
dermere.
1t is never clear in the flow OF
words-With which. by the way,
the picture is jammed-whether
Wilde's shapely, polished dialogue
was thrown away because the new
writer's thought they could do bet
ter, or for some even more un-
reasonable whim. In any case,
whatever one has to say to the
others is generally unlistenable.
Otto Premlngers direction of
"The Fan" is not without its in
teresting aspects. In the case
OF a few of his actors, notably
Sanders, he seems to have forgot
ten to tell the performer this Is
not really Oscar Wilde, but Cali
fornia variation. Sanders goes
right ahead reading his lines as
if they were the originals, with
never the slightest awareness OF
their basic dullness.
The single respect in which
THE Fan" lives up to Wilde's
prestige is in it's dressing. 1t has
been produced and costumed with
an elaborate touch and Miss Car
roll, Miss Crane, Martha Hunt.
and all the males look like they
might have dressed for play
called Lady Windermere's Fan"
Evening star., 1949-07-14

day, is now rushing it into re-
lease. trying to beat the rerelease
of seven old pictures starring his
star. Harold Lloyd.
Garbo is having all her
Duchess de Langeais' gowns
made in Paris. wonder what hap
pened to her friendship with New
York DreSsmaker Valentina7
released by North American
NeWSpaper AllianceD
Evening star., 1949-07-14

lor's postponement of her marriage
to Bill Pawley. jr.. means that she
won't wed him. October. 1850, is
a long time to wait, for a girl as
young as Lizzie. Her close friends
assure me, however, that Bill will
not 60 the way of Glenn Davis.
Il \ X
Howard Hughes. who was a very
long time making Mad Wednes-
Evening star., 1949-07-14

THE FAN" q Goth Century-Fox re-
lease; produced by Otto PreminRer; d.
rected bv Preminger: screenplay by Walter
Reisch, Dorothy Parker. Ross Evans, based
on Oscar Wlde's Lady Windmere's Fan"
A ha yhnnSe
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1949-09-09
HARVESTING lI1LG

III ll+noLLllL Il I'D
If you ere ca cda-t, Weighing cbout us lbs:
this is Waot ECU probably do every III hours
Your hocrt boots lO3, $50 limos.
Your blood Urcve7s IS 900, 900 mills.
You breath FL, $40 tires,
You oct ttro o.2t. olo-Qvor5or pounds Of food
You driIl; UT,o md nlro-5ol:5hs pounds or
LIQUIDS.
You po-s7i~c 7sA9 nints.
You Gono12,o IS tons % energy
You ;loT-e 10" K J u 1rsclc5.
YOU oyo1ci8o 200, 800 brair cells,
You snocl- /, 80l, W,r2z.
Any srn~t chick cf.a dcoli1e, . kiss Hiss
is {. non, /, IS both proper end c,ymeo..,
., -cez+ .2!o4- i. gets 100 Common. Then L. IS
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1949-09-09
u or 4 NE WIS

Applications for cdrdssion oro coming in
ct about tho somo rcto IS Lest yoor, it
Nns announced today b. tho Office Of tho
Registrar ct tho University of Alaska.
Thus fer, c total of 2l8 mon end 81 women
have been forral " cccoptcd for odnrs sion
to the university, end it is expected thet
the registration for tho fall somostor will
totol botrTon 300 end $50. totcl of $50
different students wore enrolled for res
idort instruction Last yoar, III tn o7ctcn-
sion students bringing tho total crroll-
mont for l948-49 to 1915.
In edition to tho 2l5 non clrocdy cccoDtod,
there ere approximately 100 anil cctions
which &C considered ccGivo, but which ere
still in process, according to Bloi:1o 70
IIlorcor, RoGi ore1e "AlthoUgh man, OF hose
mon will be GdnLtto to university classes.
they viii still fcco the problem OF socur-.
ing housing. Ill dornitory spree for. mon
Iho5 been taken, md there is . Waiting list
for dor4nitory roomss Local citizens have
Responded enthusiastically end ere Gliding
the university in locating prive.te rooms
TT rer1tcls Within the mems of students.
Re crc Gaotoful for this help, crd most
Iosoociclly to the loc2l noWs pcpors End rcd
10 stations For eel Ing public attontion
to tho room oaort"Go," lIorcor scid.
AIkPCRT Mt ETING Continued from
Epcge u of about $50, 10000 this next
yo2r end possibly $3.50, 10000 Within the
next five Tocrs.
As this issue goes to pross, We ere in
formed t!ct lr. Ggtvct he's boon aid in full
with funds r1isod by the Lost two Colony
Days end local subscrip tions, that set
isfcctorZ cgroGncrt hrs boon orrivod 1T
for securing The additional laad no2dod,
md tto.t : perry Of cnginoors is expected
to begin work this afternoon or Saturday
morning.
C1ci' Stock, jim Hurley md Rolond Srodgrass
mdo Q quick flight TO anchorage WITH Les
Groon T1mrsd-,' to rush throug,l tho fin2l
c1''c1go'aoats Cor cuo2.iF ing for Fedoral
cid Within tits ."isccl ;oars
LIJEG7STIIG- LIS
If you ere ca cdu-t, Weighing cbout rs lbs.
this is Maa:t ECU 2robcoly do every III hours.
Your hocl't boats lO3, $50 limos.
Your blood urcve1s -2o8 900 900 mills.
You breath e. $40 tires.
You cot ttro cnt o1o-ovo.1rtor pounds Of food
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
Only Hs the Water
Continued From Page 43)

Continued From Page 40
and 1920 feet of 4-inch perforated
lateral pipe.
Advantages
The primary advantage in the use
of sprinkler irrigation systems, ac-
cording to M~onson, lies in the pos
sibility of irrigating uneven land too
expensive to level or, in the cas- of
much river bottom land, where the
topsoil is too thin for leveling. In
addition, there is little doubt that a
greater uniformity of crop will exist
where potatoes or beets are sprinkler
irrigated.
Theoretical benefits include the
elimination of over-irrigation, with
resulting teaching and loss of soil
richness. This same factor eliminates
the drainage problem to a great ex-
tent also. A small amount of water
can be used to ove much more
land with better control and prac-
teal elimination of erosion prob
lens.
Probably the major disadvantage
is the cost, but this can be quickly
offset where crops r obtained from
otherwise unproductive land.
Another criticism Monson admits
hearing is that the systems are a
little slow and can't be pushed like
furrow irrigation might be in certain
cases. On the other hand, the oper-
heads or perforated pipes putting
out the water, while if he were
pushing" furrew irrigation, he
would be doing just that. Another
factor is that some systems need two
mel to move the pipes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
Livestock Sale Dates

Kalispell: Northwest Shorthorn Breeders as
ISOLATION spring sale, March l6.
Great Falls: North Montana Hereford Breed
es association annual spring show and sale
March 1917
Miles City: Eastern Montana Hereford as
ISOLATION sale. March %.
Livingston: Livingston annual spring Here
ford sale, March "a.
Bozeman: Gallatin County Dbl associations
sale at Winter fair. March 80.
Bozeman: Gallatin Registered Swine Breed
ers associations bred gilt sale at Winter
fair, March 81.
Bozeman: Montana Hereford associations an
nual sale at Winter fair, March 81.
Bohemian: Montana Aberdeen-Angus associa-
tons annual sale at Winter fair, April l.
Bozeman: Gallatin Sheep Breeders associa-
TONS bred eve sale at Winter fair, April /.
Dayton, Wyo.: Bear Claw ranch. annual sale,
June 13.
Sheridan, Wye; John e. Rice annual sale,
June IA.
Havre: North Montana Sheep Breeders asso-
citation ram and eve sale Sept. "a.
Wilsan: Becker Hereford ranch an-female
Hereford sale, Sept. 20.
Dillon: Montana Futurity, Oct. s-1o.
Dayton, wyo.: Bear Claw ranch, Hereford
bull sale, Oct. IL.
Vaughn: Archie Parkes Herefords annual
sale, Oct. Is.
Twin Bridges: A. C. Bayers annual sale, Oct.
IT.
Miles City: Tri-State Futurity. Oct. 23-24.
Hayre: Bear Paw Hereford association sale.
Oct. 26.
Kaiispen: Montana Hereford as
ISOLATION. Oct. 81.
Worland, Wyo.: Big Horn Basin annual
Butte: Western Montana annual fall Here
ford sale, Nov. IL.
Miles City: Leo Farley, Armells Hereford
Ranch. annual range bull sale. Nov. "A.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-03-15
Choice FLA Lambs
Bring $25.75

SIXTY-FOUR CHOICE lambs, av-
eraging 100 pounds, consigned by
Future Farmers of America mem
bers of Yellowstone and Huntley
Project chapters sold for $25.75 per
hundredweight at the Billings Pub
lie stockyards.
The top price for animals graded
choice among 404 consigned by IL
members of the two chapters, was
SIS higher per hundredweight than
lambs sold at the same time last
year, market officials said.
Grading by representatives of
clearinghouse and commission firms
was followed by a luncheon for Flu
ture Farmers and their parents in
the stockyard offices when sealed
bids were opened.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
OPEN HOUSE
SAT-. AND SUN,
a ~~ n ~Nx

Landover Hills. 4ais list ave,-pe-
lightful Groom frame home, being
sold with regret by> owner who is
being transferred. excellent condition.
Many features including television
with 10-in. screen. screened porch,
heat b5osa o
tank. automatic water heater, 8 GU.
IT, refrigerator with freezer locker.
full basement with play room and
laundry. completely insulated. steel
beam construction. large pleasant
school, shopping center; 80 min. bus
service to downtown Washington:
all within 3 blocks of house: CT or
FHA; $lI 800, approx. $4,000 down.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
VETERANS
NO MONEY DOWN

S62 PER MONTH.
Two bedroom brick bungalow, close
to everything. Complete shoppins
center to be built on subdivision
with movie, etc These homes con
tain the most beautiful floors avail
able. Large tile. bath. complete
kitchen. plenty Of cabinets. The
price of S9.950 can't be matched
anywhere in town; S62 mo: in
cludes taxes and insurance. Ever
those paying low rent can't affort
to pass this up. Come out and see
for yourself. We challenge com.
parison in workmanship, materia
or price. Drive out Baltimore blvd
to Greenbelt rd., turn right to r.
ave. streetcars, left one block tt
Branchville rd., right to 51st ave.
left to house; Representatiye se,9 In "a, q!
peter ]. hagan
Realtor. 3s4l 34th st. me-, UN
1856, WA. 1887; ONCE open ever,
day Till pm: =
Evening star., 1949-10-02
NEAR FIT. FOOTE

owner-built asbestos sided
cottage, 2 years old. with 9 rooms,
bath, inclosed kitchen porch, 1Ox12-
cellar; space on End floor for
good rooms; equipment modern,
Bendix washer included; over
acres of land Of which about 2h
acres are In lawn and garden; brook
crosses the land which is on hard
to house. Owner forced to seek a
dry climate. Offer invited. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
%. b-0357. OF. GAGS. Lo. 5-097
Beyond Silver Spring

06ySH1U DI1VO1 0E91I1S =
bungalow end about 20
acres Of land. A secluded place on
. beautiful stream. About. Is miles
from the Treasury. The brick house;
substsntisl construction and modern
equipment. The heavy, wood.pegged
oak flooring Is laid on double sub.
door. The studio-dining. room 20x30
feet has large brick fireplace, Is have
the living room and recreation room,
each 2oT$o, feet; The ossr,aaHs scrssIHsd siSs aSs
stream. seven rooms, az baths. Out
buildines consist Of horse barn, cattle
barn. tenant house, ett. Price re-
duced from $ek, 200 70 $66, 900;
LOUIS p .sHoAtAKER. 1719 Z
Evening star., 1949-10-02

This Income Home Should
Help Stretch the Budget
The house is extra large and large
wooded lots are included. There
Ing room with fireplace and bath
on the first floor. now renting fol-
S65 mo. The second floor apt. Of
4 rooms and bath brings in sos
monthly; then in the basement
which in front is above Grade, there
The price Of Sl1 800 wouldn't nea,
build q house that size. and some.
one handy with a paint brush could
do wonders to improve it. 1t is a
good investment, or better yet. fol-
the small family to live in. one apt
shown by appointment. KELLEY &
BRANNER, DI. 774O; ewes. OR
11gg. .
Evening star., 1949-10-02

8 ACRES, large comfortable farm:
house, on rolling acres; 700 feet
on county paved ROAD only miles niles
$500 $500 I'll pm: ROBERT s. DAVIS
S.w'. T. coi aE. o7se. q
VETERANS, $500 DOWN 6:rm.
stucco bungalow. just over D. G, line;
full bsmt.: gas &C. heat; BALANCE,
sS $3.50 0fi s no 1n'lYs5f RobERr s s e'l pAys VIZ
ECO. bso4 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
sna s1sf sunday MD TA' II ssGS; pm; open '''''
NEW, e-BEDRM;: CAPE COD BUNGA.,
nr Temple Hill s:e.-Expan. attic;
IA acre; on busline; possible GI
JOHN CHRONAKER. HI. 264o.
BRICK RAMBLER bedrms., liy.
rm.. din. rm, kit; firepl;, ,s gar, rsfII ntii
81 Elm Gus'ns;o ss JOHN easosakER, CHI smR1< III
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE; Branch ave.
Md.-Nice shrubs, reception hall. liv
rm., nrepl.. lse. den rm.. equipped
handle. S'n JOHN cHRoNAkER, HI i
NEAR COLLEGE PARK - 7.rm
frame; bsmt.; lge. lot; need redec,
Grating: only $S.960, terms, ALVIN
EPLING, UN. 0313.
cARMoDY ,!1p HELLssunSal0E 81; frame n,ss',
fenced ss lot; eA:S; s. 500. Ss0 terms. a A'' ''l'
CARMODY Hills rms. bath full
bsmt.; weatherstripped, oil h.-w:h.
copper plumbing, expandable attic;
$II, 900 very easy terms.
For these and other bargain 7prisse
CO.. 945 K st. NV, MA. 537l;
Sunday. Mr.. Mitchell. HI. 6336.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
NO FORDS-NO PUPPIES
sWITH

CENTER-HALL COLONIAL
No. The only bonus you get here is
quality workmanship and material,
excel. neiehbors and the most in
comfort and INABILITY that we have
been able to offer you In = very
long time. Located on . level land
scaped shady hs-acre. fronting on a
dignifled quiet street. A few easy
steps leads you through the portico
into the entrance hall. An en-
chanted wood burning fireplace
grsces the 21x13-ft. liv. rm. with
French doors opening to q screened
porch. On the right Of the hall is
q lge. din. rm. and 4 compl. elec.
kit. which is Ice. enough for q
breakfast table. The master bedrm.
is l5.6x14 with 9 other bedrms.
lee. enough for dble beds: IN baths,
Venetian blinds. full daylight bsmt,
gas heat and fenced rear yd. are q
few of the other features. Amaz-
ingly priced at $16,950 and on ex-
eel. terms. Located at 34O1 Laurel
ave. Cheverly. Md. Open Sun. from
.nse. sc I'll dark or sss ssdy shewn A GtsSy sy
THE GABLES co.
2423 MINI. ave. Sc. Directions to
prop: Turn east of Cheverly ave.
on Lombard, follow 2 blocks to in
tersection OF Lombard and Laurel
and men sign .
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Specials for Civilians
81 -35O DoWn-S10,950

Payments less than rent; located in
wealthy Montgomery Co., 3102 Fern
CAPE Cod bunga.. with full bsmt.
and gas heat. ise. dining Kitchen,
liv. rni., Q bedrms. and mod. bath !;
expansible attic for the growing
family: lovely yard and splendid
Environment; Grade school being
ton field for the children. Driye
81 and inspect them. Call MT.
Berens, jry or Mr.. Taylor at OIL.
1852 or MA. 9141 for appt. to
inspect and purchase.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
MA, 0141
Evening star., 1949-10-02
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
1O206 SUTHERLAND RID.
SILVER SPRING. MD.

OPEN SUN, TO 6 Pm.
The iiyeability and charm Of this
spacious rambler will appeal to
those seeking . lovely home; spacious
iiv. rm. 2Ox15, firepl., din: alcoye.
dishwashef, s M b breakfast nook, 5 bed
rms. " baths, plenty Of ige. clos
cts, all on 1st d.: full bsmt.. rec:
rm., snack bar, gas .h.-w:h-, maid's
rm., very nice lot, close to schools.
stores and busses; reduced to SZ3:-
rections: Out Colesville I'd. to Lo-
rain ave. e blks. beyond Four Cor
ners), left / blk. to Sutherland ro.
and right "a blk. to our open sign.
r. J. SCOFIELD, Realtor, 81. $500.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
J IMPORTANT ACRES

To: 67sS. 70. s$ss; ewes" TO.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
ATTENTION
Andrews Field
Personnel

Here Is the house you have
> story brick. 8 rooms. Z closets,
"a tile bath on LIST d. Attached
garage. Fireplace. Concrete
porch.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
$125 per mo. includ.. taxes
and insurance for GI's. 4%
loan. A beautiful residential
community, 20 min. from An
drews Field. Sample house,
1925 63rd Ave, Cheverly, Nd.
HOME OWNERS
REALTY SERVICE
WA. o213
Evening star., 1949-10-02
$1,000
NFrr . ATNIER,

Nice e.room and bath asbestos
shinsle home: 1st moor lse.
liy. rm.. full-si5ed din. rm.'
iae. equipped kit; 2nd noor::
4 hedrms, and bath; full dry
bsmt. With outside entrance
new oil INV. heat; venetisn
blinds. aluminium storm sasn
and screens. Terms TO vet-
erans and nonveterans. Il you
are looking for convenience
you can't beat this.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
In TovelieSf and Newest

In Loveliest and Newest
Section Of Montgomery Co.. paneled
Recreation rm., outdoor patio, lot
generously wooded and edsing on
PARKWAY with creek at rear; center
hefi, lovely living and dining room,
large kit. paneled Den and powder
room; on 2nd f., 3 large bedrms; rn ]:
attic, House is constructed OF
brick By areas best-known, builder.
State roof, copper plumbing, gas
heat; priced at $33,760.
HAYCRAFT REALTY
~ kn2kr M 6ARS IN k-OQ7S
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Exclusive Agent.
WA. 2571, WA. $3.50.
BURCH REALTY co
o-FAMII,Y HOME

Only ? yrs. old; for $4,000; alumi-
mum STORM windows and doors porch; ra6
FENCED lot. e.;.b. H. sssas msFtssfs Der q mo- INCL
sysFythinE: The s .It; s,s,. nov % .yerys yens.
REQUIRED FEATURES
OF the seneral public today; a
bath M a,, On LIST Al e. With 1s .as lns ft H. Im ise
s.. :noush enc alsfei aor mes meals; 2nd T.. ) ise.
ssssn;. q, .Rs Rs.. iu!3 sulls Ss'h q 1sse; oa;
LGE. 4-BEDRM. BRICK
rsT ssu.s sltS9s; t 9n's a.sp ssS; ssss:;ss:a =!
porch, 6uilt.in gar:; full bsmt:;
Bendix. equipped; storm WINDOWS.
y:9d ysnd 9nss s.ns.d enssSm n.sa MS 1nv
Exclusively Located
on Tsts u1s nSre ovsI; a. csiensi Ssssst slaR H
.c.aensd .asn dlsi porah: r%: bsms. Sns'n. .iisa5o
'''isTSs IT'S tS UtNEXCELLED Iissi
The cost today to duplie.te is oyer
sf,ef, Esv .us ffstnssii IN lest sa:
porch, gear gar. with studio above,
very Ice. cor. lot, fenced; all rms.
very lge.; located in the exclusive
subdivision Of College Hts; owner
asking S27 800 for quick sale.
BURCH REALTY co.
ssS' To 54ss. Sassc' To. 9'oa $3.50: ewes, M 70 To
1856. UN. 1891. sH. 1910. .
S IMPORTANT ACRES
Annapolis hwy. at whitfield I'd
Marvellous future commercial oppor-
present-day home Of 8 rms, trpl.,
2-car gar. and chicken house. Per.
feet, too, for horse lovers. Keen
your nags at home and save money.
Asking only $1,000.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
VA. ab71, VA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

HYATTSVILLE-$750 DOWN
VETERANS, $50 MONTH
Det. home. J. M. siding; lot, 50x14o;
7 large rms. bath; oil heat. screened
porch. Just OF r. /. ave. Ewes.
GE. 1920 Or TW: 1191;, DRUaY
Evening star., 1949-10-02
GREEN MEADOWS

OICEC1N IV1G1300"0
Open 1880 Sunday. 2007 Ritten-
house st. 6.rn. mod. home in AL
cond.; tile bath. stove, .refsra Ven.
blinds, oil heat. lots Of bookcases,
fenced yard; over $400 worth OF re-
Gently planted shrubbery; near
schools, bus, shopping: should Eo
GI with small down payment. JOHN
y INHNSnN WA 50b0
Evening star., 1949-10-02
$1,000
pNrrpS HEIGHTS

r,;s beaut. home has large
rooms; 1st floor. lge. Nv; I'M,
full-si1ed din. rm., ioseU ioas
large bedrms and oatn; me- Nc
big kitchen, Sclesneo
porches; End floor, 2 oeorMs.I,
full bsmt. with snqweir eirs..ted snd
toilet, gas NV. heat; locaGeat t
on q fully sodded. hedgeo ioe
With concrete streets. Gls Can
buy with 1000 cash.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
$1,000
. R- n ATNYrD

k--u o.story home in very
eonv. location, house use m i.p- iHe,
,ef: TOP seae seaa; ali 9'l schools. nexn' stores
and trans.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
IINIVERSITY PARK

UNlVERS11 I EAnh
arick. Cape Cod type. Large liv. rm:
with open fireplace: din; rm. and
fully equip. Kit. on list a.; End n;
has 2 large bedrms:. sewing rm. ano
fully tiled bath; large lot, NICELY
handicapped. Price reduced ,, 70 40.
co Rssltors, 3333 r. l. ave-, Mt.
BANTER. Md. HY. oo4s. or VA.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
MT RAINIER

TAKOMA PARh
Hunsalov, 6916 Prince Georges ave:
q bedrms., liv. rrm. with f1repl., OIL
h.-W.h., lge. bsmt., in excel; como;
]. WILSON DCDD
1orr q
Evening star., 1949-10-02
FOR vETERAaNsS :,

We have 2 sroups OF lovely
brick and frame bungeloEs;
prices, 80, $50 and S0.96O;
nothing down; payments. S06
and Sf2 per mo. II you are
looking for q home.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
UNIVERSITY PARK
OPEN FOR INSPECTION

1922 Woodbury. st.-Choicest part 81
the marx Luxurious mirrored frpl.
in gracious step-dn. lily. rm. with
vaulted ceiling: perfectly Windowead g
din. rm., bdrms. or l studio ana
i bdrm. down, full bath dn. Modern
step-saving kit; 2 bdrms. ana iuil
struction: sasm Hii fuii bsmt. with re-. rm.
att. brE. gar. and outdoor brk. frpl.;
slate roof. copper plumbing. In per.
feet condition. Has been on market
long enough now SO that q reason
able offer would be accepted.
A STANLEY MOREAU
Evening star., 1949-10-02
GERM, BRICK HOME
NEAR DAMASCUS

NEAR DAMASCUS
2-story frame, 2 rooms and bath; hot;
water heat; price. $4,000: CAL
Jerry Williaws, Damascus 629!, or
ITsEI,1 MED 2; aSd aSSdpsHMAS' Aeai'0'' oA''"'
NEAR GAITHERSBURG
semibungalow, z rooms and bath Of,
1st floor; Q rooms on 2nd moor: on
het-water heat; double garese'
chicken house with 80 chickens
meathouse; " acre OF land; price,
ROCKVILLE
low. modern bath, no basement;
ROCKVILLE
Croydon Park; bungalow, 5 rooms and
bath; price, $4,000.
POTOMAC SECTION
IA acres improved with q 2-story. 2
room brick house: 1st moor, living
room with open fireplace, dining
room. kitchen; 2nd door. 4 bedrooms
and bath & oorsd sttis s
heat; price greatly reduced.
GERMANTOWN
2.story frame pebbledash; 9 rooms,
bath: oil hot-wster heat; l aers OF
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
61o, Frsdsrick ave-. osithsssburs' Nd
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BRANDYWINE

7-rm. house on 1-acre good land;
chicken house, dble. garage: electric.
bottle gas; good well water; Price I,;
Mrs. Raiey, MI. l144 with FORD T..
MORGAN. Sr.. RE. 1910. =
BRANDYWINE, MD.-6-room frame
house; good cond.; A-acre lot;
So, 900, terms. Call Mr.. Hamilton,
HI. 1909; ewes, HI. 4770.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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HILLWOOD MANOR
OPEN SUN, 2-6
1904 Elson pl. New brick bungalow,
8 hedrms., / bath. This home rs IN
well developed and established neigh
borhood OF higher priced homes;
should sell quickly, small amount OF
cash required; good transp.. Direc..
tions: Out N. H. ave. Ns mi, passed
District line to Erskine st., right on
Krskine to 18th pl., right on 18th
pl. to Eson and open sign.
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PICTURESQUE RAMBLERS
$12,500 UP
These lovely 3-bedrm. ramblers will
day, between the hours of 2 and
pm. Directions: Out Colesville I'd,
left on Lanark Way to Brunette
ave. and Open Sign.
Frederick R. Young Co.
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RELTSVILLE. MD.

used for 3 apts.; 1st mr.. lge. liv.
rm., lge. dining rm., lge. kit.
bedrm., bath; lge. sun porch;
screened back porch; I'd. mr., 4 bed,
rms, bath, lge. cedar closet; full
bsmt.. oil heat; rec. rn. and gar.
TO. 6167.
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peter ]. hagan

Realtor. 3s41 34th st. NE.
.UN,, 1856, WA, 1867.
Once open. daily including
sunday. Q a.m. TO Q Pm.
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Sales, Inc.
MA. 9141
$1,000 DOWN TO CT


6-rm. brk.; lge. liv. rm., din. rm.,
extra lge. kit. and bedrm.; 2nd a.
2 bedrms. and tile bath. shower;
full, dry bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; extra
lge. lot Of 10000 SO. tt; paved
street; house located in Forestville,
nr. Andrews Field and Census Bu-
reau. Price, $4,000. Call MR..
MARKEY, ST. 1908; Sun, HI. 9372.
STONE MASTERPIECE
OPEN TODAY FROM 2 Pm.
suitland, 1901 Brooks dr., cor. Silver
Hill rd.. 2 mi D., c.; downtown bus
at door; prewar built OF stone and
clapboard studio liv rm.. fireplace.
beamed ceiling. dining room, GE
kitchen, den and bath. 1st floor; up
stairs are 8 large bedrooms and sec
ond bath. Colonel, retiring. must
sell. Cannot be Duplicated for dou.
BILE. asking price. S22,5O0., To reach
out Pa. ave. Sc. to end, right to
suitland rd, left on suitland rd. to
Safeway store and left to house.
JAMES CARROLL, JO 2-04OO, or
Mr. HOlloman, FIR 9933.
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LOVELY COUNTRY ESTATE
Fine modern home with s bedrms;
rn,., sunrm., almost as big; din:
rm., kitchen, full bsmt.. auto. oil
heat, electric pump, septic system.
2-car gar, hne view Of Sugar Loaf,
lse. acreage. train. Or auto com;
mutation. wonderful low price and
reas. terms. Call J. C.. Smith. Oh
oOs4, With SAMUEL E. BoGLEY,
INC, 7004 wis. ave. Chevy Chase