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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-04

Grant comes from a family
whose vocation for many years
back has been tin-smithing.
Grants father, Walter Sis
son, originally lived at Mason,
Illinois; and when only Is
years of age began to make
cans for preserving fruits and
vegetables. In the early years
this was done more or less by
hand.
Mr.. Walter G.. Sisson heard
of John Alexander Dowie and
became interested in his work,
and, as a result, moved to Chi
cago prior to the opening of
this City. When the City of
Zion was established, Mr.. Sis
son Sr. moved here in 1902.
When the Burke & Wright
Hardware store of Waukegan
put in a Sheet Metal depart
ment, Mr.. Sisson Sr. became af-
filiated with that concern.
When Mr.. Wright of the Burke
& Wright Hardware store
Continued on page p
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-05-04
ZION YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

The Christian Youth Club
of Zion-Benton School will be
the guests of Zion Youth Eel
lowship next Sunday evening,
May 8, and will present the
evenings program. The time
is 7:45 p. m. in Zion Chapel.
The concert presented by the
Lake Forest College music de-
partment last Sunday evening
in the Auditorium showed the
Zion music lovers the fine qua
lily of their musical efforts.
1t was a program long to be
remembered.
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LADIES OF THE
ROUND TABLE

The Ladies of the Round
Table will hold their next
monthly meeting on Wednes-
day, May 18th, in the newly
remodeled home of Mrs. Ev-
erett Congdon, 1923 Sheridan
Road. This will be a closed
meeting.
Mrs. H. B. Cleveland will
give a book review and there
will be special music by Mrs.
Alice Spencer and Mrs. Athol
Heath.
Hostesses for the afternoon
will be Mrs. John Burgess, Miss
Alice Holcombe, Mrs. Sam
Robinson, and Mrs. j. B. Rocks.
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DIR. HARLEY c..
MCCORMACK NAMED
PARK BOARD PRESIDENT

DR.. Harley G.. Mccormack
was elected President and JUL
JUS Hoppe was elected Vice
President at the annual meet
ing of the Zion Park Board,
April 26 at 2629 Sheridan Rd.
This meeting also marked
the beginning of the term of
a new commissioner as Daniel
Schmidt was sworn in to take
CONTINUED on Page III
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DIR. SMITH URGED SUPPORT
OF SCHOOL BILLS

Support of two bills now
pending in the general assem-
bly,, namely House Bill No. 1877,
and 1873, which would mean
more state funds for schools,
was urged by DR.. Bertrand l..
Smith, superintendent of the
Oak Park grade schools, in a
talk before Section No. l of
the Lake Shore Division of the
Illinois Education Association,
which met Wednesday, eve
ming, April 9th, for a dinner
meeting at the First Presby-
terrain Church, Libertyville.
Speaking before more than
$50 teachers and school adj
illustrators, DR.. Smith urged
the educators to be prepared
to express their opinions at the
right time to their legislators.
R. l.. Newenham, chairman
of the associations legislative
committee, outlined means by
Construed on page 81
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MRS. SEFTON'S
BIBLE CLASS

Monday evening, April 25th,
Mrs. Alfred Sefton's class and
Dorcas workers met in their
work rooms in the Admins
tration Building for their
monthly meeting. They quilt
ed and also tied out two quilts.
Mrs. Earl Edwards, presi-
dent of the class, opened the
meeting by the class singing
'Have Thine Own Way Lord"
followed by prayer.
Mrs. Seton lead the class
in repeating Col. 3:16, II, the
motto chosen for the year and
then gave a short talk on Eph.
3:16-21.
After Mrs. Luella Shuman
had returned "Thanks," deli
cious refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs. Ivan Bird, Mrs. Ken
meth McGarrahan, and Mrs.
Erwin Kendall.
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LETTER FROM
ELDER JEFFREY

Bartica, Essequibo,
B. G., S. A.
April 3, 1949
Rev. Michael J. Mintern,
General Overseer,
Christian Catholic Church,
Zion, Illinois, US. A.
Dear Brother Mintern:
Greetings in the name of
Jesus Christ and peace from
God the Father, to you and
loved ones, Brother Lee and
his loved ones, and the entire
fellowship. I am happy to re-
port the arrival of three bags
CONTINUED from Page 9;
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EXPRESS YOUR LOVE
FOR MOTHER
ON MOTHERS DAY

By planning something special.
It need not be expensive
It's the thought that counts!
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!, TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
Know AnerIcal.

Justice Frank Murphy of the
U. S, Supreme Court, born in
Harbor Beach; Mich, So years
ago.
Harold E. Stassen, president OF
the University of Pennsylvania
ex-Minnesota governor, born in
West st. Paul. Mimi, AZ years
ego.
John w. Davis of New York,
lawyer, Democratic candidate for
President in 1924, born in Clarks-
burg, w. Va B years ago.
John Hayes Hammond, Jr., Of
Glouchester, Mass, famed in
ventor, born in San Francisco, 81
years ago.
Keyes D. Metcalf, Harvard
University director OF Libraries
born in Elyria, Ohio, so years
ago.
Lieut.. Gen. Elwood r. Quesada
commanding the Tactical Ain
Command, born in Washington
D. c., As years ago.
Lieut.. Gen. Ira c. Eaker, borr
in Llano County, Tex, So years
ago.
Admiral Louis E. Denfield
chief of naval operations, borr
in Westboro, Mass, SO years
ago.
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and the children don't remember
theirs-all except Ellen. Her
mother died only a couple OF
years ago"
But I thought you were an
brothers and sisters protested
Garrett, puzzled.
Felicity smiled. "Jason and I
are,s she answered. "Cornelia's
mother was Dads second wife;
Tippy and Denny were born OF
my fathers third marriage, and
Ellen was born after Dads third
wife had divorced him and mar
ried someone else. But when the
mother died, she wanted Dad to
take Ellen-and SO she's with
u.s.
Jason was studying CARROTS
face with a family amused, ever
so slightly embarrassed look, and
suddenly he said dryly. Don't
try TO sort us out in your mind,
Mr.. Garrett. Just think of US. as
Felicity's family and that'll be
pretty close to the truth. She's
brought us up and well. she's
done pretty swell Job, seems TO
IF there's any chance of your
coming into partnership with
me, you have right I'd know
something about me. I'm Garrett
Forbes, twenty-five, sound in
wind and limb, but I wouldn't
be so certain about the mental
part of it. In the last year or so
I've had grave doubts. ] won q
sweepstakes prize - seventy-five
Thousand beautiful round dollars
minus, of course, taxes and the
like of that. So / promptly went
off the deep end and made a
pretty thorough fool of myself.
woke up in the hospital with the
cheering information that I'd
about wrecked my nervous sys-
tenn and would have to take il
easy for the next twelve months,
II / hope to keep on living. While
was still under the SOLDERING in
fiuence of this statement,
checked up on my financial re-
sources and found that | had
bdASiy euouSh utOliSy lclt " get
by on for a year, by exercising
extreme caution. That, of course,
was when the brilliant idea of
working my way south via the
old books, magazines and prod
uct route struck me. And ! hoped
20 gather no end of material for
that same great American novel,
which was gathering dust among
my effects"
He looked up at Felicity. well.
now that you know the truth.
how about that partnership"
Frankly, Mr.. Forbes, we'd like
IL a lot, only we feel we'd be sort
dwell, taking advantage OF
you," said Felicity earnestly.
Garrett stood up and held out
his hand, grinning down at her,
~Then it's agreed That's swell!
This is going to be fun. We,h
settle the details in tha ,morning.
Goodnight"
fsTe be eontinusdl
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AllilAAsN
ARlEs

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Asnmls3 ~ hl,rftg and
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M ~ Nfa Yea mayof.
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fNAM ank wi Weu,iNmth.
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MaI 81 t.ana. end wtute his
H I4NI aA a. gslf "a Aneii
~ AsMiNtAt i,aIn IA Hedman
n }aa Aplii a iBlp
tAf4 iiham nrafsa. naied
$40 M hsAassliel aenelal knou q
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1873 JURORS CHOSEN

Continued From PAGE One)
Lewis Moore. William r. Tedder,
Carlos Gellrieh, Albert Moller, A.
L. Johnson. Charles D. Filler.
Halbert Lewinsky, Frank r.
Pierce, Joseph D. Cook, John +.
Roberts, Harry Shaw. Julio La
cedonia. Austin De Stole, Jose
Perez Rosendo, Joseph Abreu,
Bertram Milford, Rene Dia7 10
sepn Fernandez, Cleveland Mos.
James r.. DeLand, Virgino M n
doza, Manuel Casado, Samuel r.
Pider, Samuel J. McClint0ct
Samuel p. Higgs, George Pet
nick, E. p Johnson, James A
Curry, William H. Knowles, Rob
ert E. Knowles, ST.. Eugene Roig
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american Legion Auxiliary To Hold
Important Wind Up Meeting Thursda,

The American Legion Auxili-
airy win hold its regular BIZ
monthly meeting at the Post
Home on Stock Island, Thursday
evening at 800 p. m. Since this
is also the wiind-up meeting of
the year, all members are urged
to attend.
Important standing committee
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j., % ! R r 70 $
The Jack Fowlers
Have Baby Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fowler of
802 Southland Street announce
the birth of a seven pound, elev-
en- ounce baby daughter. She was
born at Monroe County sHospi-
tai at l:34 p. m. on April II. The
child will be named Sheila- Ann.
Mrs. Fowler was formerly Ma
Wis Bethel of Key West and she
married Jack Fowler who comes
from Fort Dodge, Iowa, while he
was in the Navy ami stationed
here. Jacks parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Fowler and still live
in Fort Dodge. Jack Fowler is
one of the pressmcn employed at
the Artman Press,
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fGa4 fuanilya nfa nre ln
NHsaFf csnNanf ioundea TIE
l'Hllefll iphia Ienlslhaliunslip Sos
a. insaganrs - Houses IRON
AkHx ~ NlfN
1853 fhe remnsylvania Rail
na4A Campang Incorporated IN
Flnhas ltania fof e7is million.
- huild = fuad frum Harris.
laHN o. phliscf iphia.
&a@a az svear old George
Weailnabas,us nIanted has iirst
si4afaAa uaifnt
fng1 fedefnl tfoops ordered
a. WYuning 10 stop cowboys-
laalia8a WmI
laW q s supreme Court
caiief into speciai session %
falH event
lag5 Fofd starts first com
merelai aiiiina 0n a regular
a1r8ulT
ia8aa- Ftrkidrni Roosevelt sug
etsis imifius active working
aaes a. both ends'--to relieve
iMAsnf nu4ulAAM
t8asi Nlnssia and japan Sign a
nse.faaf neUtrsiity pact.
a3aft GOO American bombef6
IA Gesmanys piane-msking
faE40FNa
80 cmverging American
- arrive On o. Berlin
fa41 HenFy A Wallace deiies
Aa,afsfan cgitica and continue
t.Iks lei England.
ga Russia rciecis iotnt
k..'...rsn Blltish-French BAD 10
Nann fUtuFn % Trieste 70 A's'S'
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reports, officers reports Of the
year and special reports from the
recent departmental convention
will be made. ALI members who
attended the reectn department
Convention in Sarasota are cs-
pecially urged to attend and give
their reports.
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and also of his recent marriage in
Sanford to Miss Charts Helen
johnson, daughter of NJ. Is. john
son. of Amidon, N. D., who has a
winter residence on Silver Lake
near that city.
I After the wedding ceremony in
the chapel Of the Holy Cross
,pisyopal Church, a reception, at
tneea by many friends of the
couple, was held at Silver Lake.
Mrs. Albuy. the bridegroonl's
mother, who attended the cere-
mony, wore dress Of fucia crepe
with black accessories and an or
| child corsage.
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C. II. Albury,
Umpire, " eds
In Sanford

Charles r. Albury, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T. Albury,
532 IL Euval street, is one Of
the umpires in the Georgia Flori-
ola Baseball League. which be-
gan its season yesterday.
His parents received clippings
about his activity in the league
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80 tr"t'+fff"t %ttiNA NA'Ah Nes 80
Luval street
Approve Tou- Deputy
shefilf'e Bends
hnsia for the following dcpu-
if shcfiils were approved: Fidel
3 G. SnnchCg, Robert j. Lewis,
fernanflo p Camus, Robert Ed
wari Garrison.
Returns s72.s3 OF
s7o0 housing Grant
j. 8 Trevor, chairman of the
kcf Wet Housing Authority, has
fptuFncd o. the county commits
aiuuprs So 50 az the unspent por-
ton II 5000 grant by the coun-
o.
The county had given $500
q tho local housing suthori-
" 30 aid in entertaining the
ioriaa Georgia Association
messing Authority men.
ffexuas letter read in part:
~ExWcss sincere thanks and ap-
probation Tor your generous as-
slstanre and cooperation.
Warns Board Of Possible
Future Budget Deficit
Monroe County Clerk Earl
Adams informed the board that
though b. Was not . member OF
the board a Nss his duty b. in
fern uieu ~ existing conditions
"a the general revenue fund
Adans warned that the
sosh kalanee IVES now only
$50 - snd . 100 per cent
coiioetiou would add only
e34.ezT To offset this. Adams
pointed out the general rev.
snae disbursements had been
averaging si0.000 monthly.
and six more months are
needed % be completed be. ,
fore ths fiscal years end,
Adams said that be thought IL
was his duty a. tell the Board Of
the possible deficit unless pre-
sent disbursements were mstens
ally lowered Board Chairman
frank Bentley summed up tho
boards Keeling ln the matter
when be said IA viii have ~ be
close % the belt fFom nov on"
Formally Open
Beach sunday
County Commissioner joe All
len told The board that this Suns
day the County beach would be-
Formally opened. Included Ia the
days program are sunrise ssryis
ccs in the morning Key West
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I 100 Births liz
County Hospital

One daughter and a son were
born yesterday in the Monroe
County Hospital.
A son was born to 1t. and Mrs.
William Herman catha, 723
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l~Heiio." said ne young man.
"I'se brought opey a batch
n miagaEines for the lids
ni,e protested. Frankly, we have
Iasl money enough % get us 20
FLORIDA and run us for about a
month 80 we couldn't put a
penny into buying an interest"
I've iust told YOU I don't want
any money from YOU" Garrett
fs4t Ia Wagoriy. Look, I may as
Noll break down and confess that
thc whole plan Is pretty much a
washoul I'm not used TO the
country. I'm not used 20 being
alone. ! set as lonely as the devil
almost wopt on the kids
shoulders when they blew In to-
Felicity looked AZ Jason, hesi-
tauA And before she could an
taer. Garrett added. 'Of course,
yaad have 90 get your dad and
mother 10 agree 20 shift your
route. Maybe they wouldn't like
a.
Our mother Is dead" Felicity
said quietly. "And Dad Is in New
Nufk -~er-reHiing. Waiting for
laat the right part 10 make a
cameback. Hes an actor"
And you children are travel
linz aione9~
FUlicity's head went up and
her brown eyes chilled Just a
hilla. I'm scarcely a child, Mr..
Fufboa.~ she told him CURLY.
IN be twcnty-three on Christ
mas We. Jays almost sixteen.
Sven Ellen, the baby. Is seven"
Piss has been our family
ever aimee ] can remember" said
Jay. wary of his changing voice
~lth is dlsconccrting upwards
sweeps and It's sudden dcscents.
aont remember our mother.
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High School band recital at
p. m. Also a free art exhibit, etc
Allen said that he would give the
whole days program to the pa.
pers in a day or so.
The Beach Committee
Chairman asked fellow MEM
bers of the Board to be pre-
sent at a preview of the Art
exhibit to be held on Satur-
day night. The preview is not
open TO the public.
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Interesting Notes

The Caspian Sea is 10000 So
miles in area to the Lake Superb
oT'S 300 square miles.
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Cnnllnned From Page ono

nip RiTcFu were granted a pack
aged bccr and wine license for
tnc broadway Super Market. 727
luval street.
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The South American condor is
one of the largest of all flying
birds, and its young are unable
TO get off the ground unil two
years old.
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ws aeg.if.sh oT slant ociupus 81
- isrEef mellnfF
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Birds have been present on
earth since the Mesozois era and
now comprise the most numerous
class of higher animals.
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One Hercules moth found ii
Australia had a wingspan of ID
inches.
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Formally Opsn
Beach sunday

County Commissioner joe All
len told The board that this suns
day the County Beach would be-
Formally opened Included Ia the
days program are sunrise ssryis
ccs in the morning Key West
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PsdAes Of Dnesm4

AZ n.w.s.s,y,..
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Veterans, Attention
10 NEW HOMES
So 900

NO CASH PAYMENT
$3.50 SETTLEMENT COSTS
new expandable bungalows
under construction contain
ing 2 bedrooms, living
room, kitchen and bath,
large insulated attic
suitable for one or more
additional rooms. Oak
floors; gas heat; 8 ft.
Admiral refrigerator;
steel kitchen cabinets.
Buy now and select your
own tile colors for the
bathroom walls and the
kitchen and bath floors.
Select your own paper
and paint. Just 10 left
out of 43 under construction
OPEN SUNDAY
l TO 6 PM. ONLY
Directions: Drive out Conn
Ave. Through Kensington
to Warner Ave. and Our
Sign-or drive out Ga. Ave
to Viers Mill Rd., Out
Viers Mill Rd. to the
Kensington- Wheaton Rd.
(1st traffic light, turn
left 3 blocks to our sign
at Warner Ave.
Truden Company, Inc.
1925 Conn. Ave, Rm. ITO
DI. 8772
Evening star., 1949-09-25
PETITE ESTATE
ABOUT AN ACRE TO A VET

In wealthy. MONTGOMERY County. this
attractive well-built home is being
sold reluctantly. by. a laboratory
technician who has kept everything
in 1st-class condition while living
here.
CONSIDER: Living room with fire.
place, random oak pegged floors,
full dining room, all-electric kitchen
shiny and modern. bedrooms, mod
tional space in the attic for bed,
basement, oil h.-wh.. laundry. tubs,
outside entrance; q front porch and
a screened-in large rear porch off
the kitchen for summer dining.
THE GROUNDS Loads of living
space, driveway to the house; ample
room for gardening. landscaping;
yes, now you can buy for your
youngster that pony you wanted
when you were boy. Owner has
requested the property sold to q
aualified veteran who can pay a
ford about 500 per month, includ-
ing taxes and insurance. House
will GI 1--WE Think at about 81 $50.
TO REACH: Out Rockville pike,
Route 940. 3 miles past Rockville to
All States Inn, continue on to sign
on right pointing to Washington
Grove, turn right and about the
9TH house on right to the sign
BABY ESTATE. For details. call
NH. Ms si9i asylof or q 81. Ms s4es eseFen' 'r at
Frederick w. Berens
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141
Evening star., 1949-09-25
1114 JEFFERSON AVE, inst q

blvd, near Falls Church-5-room
Cape Cod; full basement expansion
attic, gas &C. heat; large fenced
lot. nice landscaping; near tranSp.,
shopping center and school; will
sell for 81 $50, with moderate cash
down payment. owner will take
End trust, depending on ability OF
purchaser. No agents. FA. 1872.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANt
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BEL ELTSVILLE-Modern white frame;
5 lge. rms, 2 baths; 2 lge. lots; u
block from school on paved road
BERwYN@6 rms, and bath, 2 bed
rms, full bsmt., auto. gas heat,
sewer. water, stove, refgr. eiec:'
phone: transp., schools; cnurcnaeSS' aaS
AfTcHiEsoN REAL ESTATE, TO,
5249. or call J. C. Cherry, TO
BERWYN HEIGHTs-New home near
ing completion: 2 bedrms., elee.
kit, tiled bath. cellar. consrete de
cash. 1907 Seminole st. WI. 5321.
BRANDYWINE. MD. opportunity. 3
bank, near school; $4,000, $500
down, balance like rent. RA. 1898.
BRENTWOOD. MD. s7os TAYLOR st.
apples, grape arbor. scr. porch, auto.
h: W, 3 doors from school. WA.
cHEiVVERLY-Beautiful 2-story brick.
3 bedrms., full basement: gas heat;
wonderful buy At S1396o; S1,s2e
STANLEY MoREAU. WA. s571 or
cMkvERsY. Mk Ssag; BY owNER-Forset rd.,
2 blks. of Cheverly ave; ST. 900
down to responsible party. Det.
brick, 8 yrs, old; 7 rms, gar; !;
screened porch; trades considered
CHEvERLY BUNGALOW, close to
school: rooms and hardwood
floored expansion attic with heat
full daylight basement, oil h.-w.h.,
beautiful tiled bathroom; only SILL
900. only 81 900. down: a. STAN
, LEY M9REAg, WA, 2571; WA. hTisf $3.50
best construction; firepl., slate roof,
full bsmt,, gas a.-c.h.; choice loc,;
PARKS. MI 4470 till 9:
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS. $1O,950-Just
of New Hampshire ave ave, in Ia, .,
so1ae,ee sems PARK brcf Mo home Clean has sed
rooms and bath ON frst floor;
stairway to large attic. suitable l
or 2 bedrooms; full bsmt., gas a.-c,
heat; can be financed for GI at
S67.5O. per month with $1,000
cash; for non-veteran, 81 800 cash
Moi Keaitors. s'1Si Be. 4s4s: h9SA YUM
liv. rm.. dinette.. equipped kit.
2 bedrms. and bath. attic I'm. full
bsmt., NV; coal h.; nice lot: GREG
OH1 q ,VINCEN I, neai Estate, oN'
LANDOVER HILLS-3-bedroom bun
galow, fully furn.. oil a.-c. heat
blown-in insulation, fenced yard
outside fireplace, screened porch
needs redecorating but is a bargain
at $4,000. with 81 .319 down and
$S8 monthly, or for $8,400 with
cash above first mortgage. A. STAN
LEY MOREAU, WA. 2571, WA. $3.50
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS. / block
from District line-7-rm. brick bum
galow, all on l floor; large bsmt. and
attic; gas h.-w.h.; SI5,95O; terms
WA. 5000 til o p.m. ROBERT s.
Nj. FAVE RsrN1Ek. \ e. MD. 1920 s4th St.
Very lge. 6-rm. house, about Va acre,
several fruit trees, shade trees, side
drive. garage; front. side and rear
entr.; front. side and rear porches;
mod. kit; new-house cond.; $1,000
to So 900 cash. Owner or your agent
Will exchange. OWNER, ia. 7010.
MT. RAINIER-suitable for 1 or Q
families; near shopping center:
streetcar and bus. terminal. Price,
$500. UN. 1854.
1925 INGRAHAM ST., Hyattsville,
Md.-S1 900 down. good terms.
Detached frame home on large lot,
rooms, bath, oil h.-w.h. Call A.
NJ. DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV,
Ma. S036. once open Sunday IL
Evening star., 1949-09-25
$1,000

Nice 6 room and bath as
bestos shingle home; st floor,
lse. liv. rm., full sized din.
rm., lge. equipped kit: 2nd
floor, 3 bedrms. and bath; full
dry bsmt. with outside en-
trance; new oil INV. heat;
Venetian blinds, aluminium
storm sash and screens. Terms
to veterans and nonveterans.
If you are looking for con-
venience, you can't beat this.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
81 1000

This beaut. home has large
rooms; LIST floor, lge. liv. rm.,
full sized din. rm., 2 lovely
large bedrms. and bath; nice
big kitchen, 2 screened
porches; End floor, 2 bedrms. !;
full bsmt. with shower and
toilet, gas INV. heat; located
on a fully sodded, hedged lot
with concrete streets. GIs can
buy with $1,000 cash.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
S12.0On

New all-brick bungalow on
extra lge. lot, approx. 1I0x330:
lge. kit. dinette, beautiful
llv rm., , bedrms., tile bath,
full expansion attic; you'll get
your moneys worth here.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
S10.400

Large asbestos-shingle bun
galow with Anchor fence, con-
crete walks and driveway: 2
lge. bedrms., extra lge. kit.
beaut. liv. rm.: fully insulated
expansion attic; storm windows
and screens; full basement.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
&I . Snn

Beautiful 2-story brick and
asbestos shingle, center-hall
plan: st floor, large liv rm.,
full sized din. rm., equipped
kit; End floor, 3 beorooms,
tile bath; full bsmt.. storm
windows and screens.