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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
Rod and Gun Club
Recommends Changes
in Game-Fish Laws

Recommendation for changes in
the hunting and fishing regulations
were made by the Youghiogheny Rod
and Gun club at membership meet
ing last Thursday evening at the Man
haitian hotel. About 100 persons, rep
resenting all sections of the county,
were present.
Emory w. Adams, president, was
in charge. Bills now pending before
the legislature were explained to the
membership by Stuart f Hamill, Jr.,
in the absence of Senator Neil c. Fra
ley, who was at Annapolis.
Among proposals made by the or
ganization was that the season be
opened on Deep Creek Lake on May
of each year on all fish except bass
with an aggregate limit of ten, the
bass season to remain unchanged.
The club made several other recon-
mendations:
That there be one season for small
game each year, starting October Is
and ending November 25, and that the
season on quail be closed for three
years.
That the law allowing anyone to kill
a dog chasing deer be amended 50
that only game warden be so au-
thorzed; the bounty on skunks to be
set at 81, half to be paid be the coun-
ty and half by the state.
That in Senate bill No So, provid-
ing penalties for illegally catching
fish, the word fish" be deleted and
the words trout and bass" be in
serted
The club gave approval to senate
bill Sc, giving director of the Game
and Inland Fish commission authority
tn appoint certain game wardens.
The club also suggested that con-
tribution of one cent per pound be de-
posted by the hunter on each buck
deer killed, the funds so collected to
remain in the county for Restocking
purposes.
A proposal to issue special trappers
licenses for the county was opposed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
To Spend 100000

Expenditures of $696,O00 for I'M
provemcnt and expansion of telephone
facilities throughout Maryland have
been authorized by the board of di-
rcctors of the c. and p. Telephone
company of Baltimore city.
In the company's western district
expenditure of $4,000 was authorized
for repairs to outside telephone plant
caused by sleet storm in December.
The project involves placing two and
one-half miles of aerial cable, more
than 100 poles and 81 single miles of
wire.
Other projects are around Wash
ington, Baltimore, Gainesville, An
napolis, Ocean City, Berlin and Del
mar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
Discovers Weather Balloon

1t stated on the side of the instru-
mcnt which was about foot long, a
foot high and about four inches thick,
that it had been sent up to distance
of twelve miles, at which time the
balloon would burst and the instru-
ment wiuld be carried slowly to earth
by the attached parachute. While in
the air it acted as broadcaster o,
the temperature, pressure, moisture
Of the air through which it passed.
The instrument is known as radio
sonde, and was marked serial mum"
Der 1922, signal corps, U, S. Army,
Philadelphia.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
DEFINITE DATES
FOR CENTENNIAL
SET BY COMMITTEE
Will BE Held August s to II,
Inclusive, Chairman Announces

Dates for the Oakland Centennial
were definitely set for the week of
August to IA inclusive, at a meeting
of the centennial committee last Fri
day evening. T his would make the
Sunday set aside for church activities
fall on the concluding day instead of
the first day as originally planned,
according to F. f. Rathbun, chairman.
The general committee has re-
quested that all subcommittee meet
with the general committee in order
to confer upon plans under consider
alton, and Mr. Rathbun said each COM
mittee would be notified of dates for
such conferences. He said two COM
mittees were requested to meet with
the central committee on Friday eve
ming, February 4, at the City Hall at
8 o'clock, the publicity committee,
composed of Wilbur Close and George
Ianst, and additional members to be
appointed by the two already named;
anu lit anu CiiNti
committee. Its members are Robert
W Lom, chairman; Gordon c. Nc
Robbie, Walter f. Dawson, Robert T.
Hoffman, Nelson Langan.
The financial committee was en-
largcd, the members now being Ber-
nard l. Gender. chairman; +. r. Jones,
Irwin Field, |. K. Rudy, Lowell Loomis,
Ray Teets, Howard G. Riggs, Cecil
Smith, J. Edward Helbig, Earl Shart-
zcr, Mason Glotfelty, Emroy Bolden
and Arthur Warwick
Thomas Sheehe and Paul Turney
were added to the Veterans commit
tee which already contains John
Stevenson as chairman, Paul w. Hoye
and Edward Kahl
The Oakland girl scouts, headed by
Mrs. Emcric Dusic and Miss Cara
Weber, offered their services in any
helpful way during the centennial
celebration. Mr.. Rathbun said John
II. Carter, county agent, had sub
mittcd a letter as chairman Of the
Farmers and Home Day, setting out
plans for its observance Also on that
committee is Miss Eleanor X Dear
born, co-chairman; Mrs Harold G.
Bittinger, Frank Kley, William Mace
and L. s. Hartley
Rev. Felix Robinson, Attributable,
w. Va, in a letter which was read to
the committee at last Fridays meet
ing, offered suggestions for portion
Of the program.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

One of the weather balloons Of the
United States Weather bureau was
discovered this morning by Miss Mar
tina Lewis, about mile north of town.
near route PIG The instrument car
ried by the balloon was retrieved from
the waters of Wilson Greek by Ray
mond McRboie and brought to town
early this morning where it was eN-
amined by employees at the Half
Price Stores.
The instrument carried printed in
structions on the method Of re-mail-
ing, and revealed that it could be used
again.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
Announce Potato Goal

The 1919 potato goals have been
established for Garrett County po-
tato growers, according to Dorsey
Guard, Chairman, Garrett County A
C. A. Growers with 3 acres OF more
have been advised of their goal, by
the county A. c. A. committee. Any
grower not satisfied with his goal
may appeal to the county committee
within Is days for adjustment, Mr..
Guard said.
Any potato grower planting three
acres or more, who has not received
a goal and wishes to participate in
the price support program may con-
tact the AGA office not later than
February IS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
VIEW Group to Elect

Members of the local unit Of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet
on Monday February 7, at 1880 p.
M, at Wards restaurant, it has been
announced, at which time there will
be election of new officers for the
year.
John Stevenson is the present COM
mander. Refreshments will be served
following the business session.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
Two Below Zero

The temperature took sudden drop
this morning to register the coolest
Of the week, and near the coolest of
the winter. The government station
at Wcber's recorded two below zero.
Four inches Of snow was recorded
during the week, much less than was
experienced to the east There were
three days of rain, the rain and snow
totaling 1873 inches for the week.
There was no doubt yesterday that
the grounding saw his shadow, in
case any of the superstitious are in
terestcd. Clear weather prevailed
throughout most of the day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

MI. and Mrs. Glenn Randol, of the
Park, left Saturday for Miami, Fla,
for visit of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald f. McIntire
left this morning for Baltimore where
the former is receiving another
physical check-up in Johns Hopkins
university. The result Of the check-up
will determine whether or not Mr..
McIntire will resume his duties as a
member Of the House Of Delegates,
at the State House at Annapolis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

Britain and her allies recognized
the state of Israel.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost

Substantially built: semidet. brick
Il rms. tile bath; rec. rm., lavatory,
all chestnut wood trimming. oil
ts w h CASH 6"Fasf aARTRpAN 9TT1Rp 9 RE9ITY sE9ItfY
near Branch ave.-Pre-
war built; det. brick center hall
u rms, , baths. lst f.. den, recr.
rm. and laNatory; daylight bsmt =,
S!l,950. HARTMAN REALTY
INC, l:I45 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR.
44UO. VI 5916.
NEARBY MARYLAND-Lovely brick,
almos! new. 27story det., nr;
baths, oil &C. heat. nice bsmt;
lot 100x174 it.; mr. bus and schools;
recently built by Wilson. OutStand-
ing value. Only Sl6,95O Easy
terms. ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
Phone FIR. 1857 till 9 pm; If no
OWING TO DEATH IN FAMILY.
. baths, bsmt., oil heat; $1,000 to
S2,5o0 down. FORD E. MORGAN,
SR., RE. 1910; ewes, TR. 626". 5
1881 FORT DUPONT ST. Sc. vacant.
Completely redec. and immed. poss.
on this mod 6-rm. brick; fun bsmt..
REALTY CO, EN. 34"O; ewes. GE.
NEAR BELLvIEw - Vacant semide-
tached BRICK; & rooms. white tile
bath, gas heat, nice yard, terms.
Ewes. VI. tool, JOHN L. SHELTON.
Rpaltor, AK. 5000 3
IT'S NEW and exceptionally we'll
built, y blk. off Ala ave. and bus
line. Semdet. brick. 3 decent-siZe
bedrmS.. lovely equip. kit, Il
baths, many extras incl. Venetian
blinds, copper plumb. and gutterlng,
rec. rm,, gas heat, fenced yard.
$1,000 down. Take a trade. T. D.
BURGESS, VI. '!sO". till <.
ANACOSTIA-l34! Valley pl. Sc
Det, : rms. and bath, 2-car garage;
deep lot; SI?341; II; 3:o9.
Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 400. }
ACROSS STREET from Anacostia H
S. $1,000 cash and $50 per mo.
buys this Semidet. 2-bedrm. mod
brick home; good cond full bsmt..
h.-w.h. Immediate poss. Call DI.
1918 till 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS CO., INC 4
Evening star., 1949-03-02
COLORED-$695 DOWN
l. Il
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WE HAVE cash buyer for 6 or rm.
house. vicinity of 9th and Va. ave.
s.w. or within walking dis. of Capt.
toll ne. or Sc KIRKS REALTY
CO, RE. 1914: ewes, RA. 1856;
ALL CASH UP TO $4,000 for small
.-family house. Need 2 bedrmS. and
bath down and l or > bedrms. in
upstairs apt. r. j. SCOFlELD. ST..
1MMED1ArE SisYt!i CASH BUYERS for ! or
4 bedroom homes in Brookland or
Woodbridge ne. and adjoining Prince
Georges County. These people need
homes and mean busines live
and operate in these communities
and will give prompt action: MI.
Blackwood. NO. G591, with SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st n.W.'
PRivATE PARTY wants to buy small
house in NV. sec. from pvt party
WANTED Va TED FROM OWNERS or 7
room home; have ready buyer.
Please call HARRY Z. GLADMAN,
Ii. O346. 3OS Pa. ave. Sc. for
immediate action. x
from owner, 5-rm. bunEalow, tire-
pl., lge. lot. Arl or Fairfax, within
IL mi. radius Wash. Describe Box
A43-X, Star.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
HoUsES-sALE-k.E. Cont }

HOME WITH INCOME, Queen 81.
ne. 1St floor. kitchen, bath, bed
room and living room; End floor, 3
bedrooms and bath; paneled bSmt.
asphalt tile floor. Lear garage,
economical gas heat, very good con-
dltlon. Priced to sell Cal! j. j.
KAHN. ewes. only. EN-. 5954. 4
Nice location; mod.
!"-ft row brick, 3 complete turn,
monthly. approved rental: home and
furnishings in excel. cond,: l apt,
vacant; gas h.-w,h, built gar,
front porch; about S4,5uo down;
ST., 800. Make US an offer. T. d.
BURGESS. VI. $50" till 4. -!
:}2I DOUGLAS ST. S.E.-Sl 900
down good terms. near churches
schools. good tranSp. Six rooms,
bath. ch h, garage, row brick
Call Milton Vinnick, with A. M
DRAISNER. 14O4 l. st. NV. MA.
Nn.LI. hanna TIL lNN-
Evening star., 1949-03-02
HOUSES wrp. TO BUY Cont J

NEW YORKER, transferred to Wash
ington. will Day cash for well-l located
detached brick home; prefers 3 bed
rooms with extra room for den or
library; powder room on first floor
essential. Call MR.. DIXON at ST.
If F*So You 'REaSfF2 aaSE PROPERTY for sale sale to
colored, I will sell it If it can be
sold: ,ET It wont t, take Snga me long JOHN
LISTINGS WANTED with proper
appraisal, and service by an ex-
perienced sales force; your home
will sell. Phone, eve: or sun. GE.
3949. l.: T; e GRAvATTE; 4 Y 6IE3 Realtor'
Wis 3Rls + FAY s. ToP RT' eAsn ca a'2I fklcE for
mission. RE, 1855: ewes. AID 6477
III PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home, business or invest
ment proper1y, Is VIA what yon desi5s sns
praisals. Results since 19l9,
WILL PAL all cash for, houses,
white or colofed any cond. OF To-
cation Ewes. DE. OSS5.
CHARLES S. GUM has clients wait
Ing to purchase homes in any sec
tion Of Wash. and nearby Maryland
PRIVATE PARTY to purchase nice
h me. Have all cash. Con ider any
nice location. Box SS-A, Star. II
QUICK WILL Ri The ACTION in
buying your home for cash. NIT
CHELL QUICK. 81. 173l, RA. 34lS.
WILL PAY CASH for your house,
any condition. any section, white
or co!ored. MR.. MORSE, DU. S55S.
CHIlNT an TO" OF WALDO HARRIS needs
$ or 10 rm. house, near bus or
carIine good rental section. Call
Ii. 9919, ME. l"34. -6
60 YEARS SERVICE to local prop
erty owners guarantees results. List
your property with VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS CO., INC. Realtors since
1857 1919 K st. DI. 1918.
DO YOU HAVE 3 or bedroom
house in Chevy Chase, Shepherd Park
or Bethesda, priced from 81 900 to
100000? I have immediate buyers
in these vicinities. Call Mr.. Brill,
WI. 7lO5, with SHANNON & LUCHS
CO, 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
WILL PAY CASH for commercial
or residential property. LOGAN
REALTY. DU. AGO. MI. 0494. Il
WANT TO SELL QUICKLY
Cash buyers for homes and homesites
in D. C. and nearby Maryland.
Quick, courteous service and free
appraisal Phone AT $3.50. THE
GABLE CO.. 24:3 Mimi. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
SPRING VALLEY
RIP NEW ICTINC

most desirable section of this re-
strIcted area spacious bedrooms
with 4 full baths, plus sitting room.
all on md floor; 3rd floor contains
4 desirable rooms and bath plus
ample storage space. Excellent lst-
floor plan. including ? powder rooms
and paneled library: full basement
with gas INV heating system and
Scar garage; beautiful grounds
Phone M Henri de Sibour, MI
$500: fves., DU. $3.50, with
John R. de Sibour & Co.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
MT PLEASANT

Facing Rock Creek Park, unobstruct-
ed view of the beautiful summer and
fall foliage; you will be delighted
with individual floor plan OF this
home; six large rooms and two cCm-
plete tile baths, open fireplace in
both living room and recreation
room which is heated and beau'i-
fully finished, the property is in
immaculate condition and il is a
pleasure to show such a charming
hqIne gas h W. heat and the ga
rage iiS. brick: if you are seeking a
love4 home this should be seen at
onCe1 To inspect. call Mr. Manson.
EN-. 1929. MARSHALL J WAPLE
co. l.,94 l4th St Nv. DI :33iH
Evening star., 1949-03-02
AN Outstanding Value

stone and brick home, about 7 yrs
old offers: 1st f.. large living room
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen
den. powder room, screened porch:
3 bedrmS, , baths, sun deck, on 2nd
A.; walk-up attic, Lear garage, rec
tile roof, large lot. beautiful trees;
situated in an ideal location ada
cent to Bradley Woods. Call ME
lI43 until 9 pm, J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Su.NER SPRING

Tapestry brick Colonial. Immaculate
condition; spacious well-designei
rooms, ~ baths; 3 twin-size bed
rooms; large level lot. fireplace. sids
screened porch. gas heat; lavator?
in full basement. Finest materials
throughout; heavy slate roof. coppe"
pipes, cutters; y block to bus,
Priced low; terms. Call DI, 1n15
till 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
BETHESDA

For a family requiring bedrm and
full bath on 1st fl. Modern brick
home consisting of liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm., mod. kit and small
bcdrms. and full tiled bath. Fea-
lures include stairway to storage
attic full bsmt with outside en-
trance, oil &C heat and attractive
rear fenced yard. Conv. to schools
and TRANSFORMATION After + pm.
call Mr.. Never, WI, 9346.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
BROOKLAND-

brick. cement surfaced
walls unusually heavy, also lOIStS i
stories above concrete cellar. Nvln4
room. dining room. kitchen and
pantry on Isl floor, 3 bedrooms,
sewing room and bath on md, bed
room and large storage room on :}rd
oil hot-Water heat, automatic hot
water. combination storm window $
and doors with screens; unSurDaSs"d
for its convenience to cars. bus.
shops the&ter, school, and church
but free from healv traitlC Night
or Sunday call Miss Shoemaker
EN-. 1860. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
ltl9 X 81 NV. MA. 1866.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
KENT

A lovely white brick home. consist
ing of rooms and lavatory, and
deliehtful screened porch on first
floor; four bedrooms and > baths on
second floor finished stairway to
attic with heating and plumbing
roughed in; basement contains large
L-Shaped recreation room. maid S
room and bath; gas heat, lear pa
rage. large handicapped lot PHIL
LIPS. CANDY d FULLER. INC. lnl"
18th ST. NV. ST. 1900. 3
Evening star., 1949-03-02
SH. h44O till 2 p m.
WOODSTDE PARK

DISTINGUISHED new white brick Colon
ia!. beautifully situated on nearly
q acre. Interesting modern moor
plan. f spacious artistic rooms.
colored tile baths, large att garage.
gas h-W.h. See and appreciate
other lovely features:
S. & L. REALTY co.
GU 1IA1. owes SH RS52 B
Evening star., 1949-03-02
l n. SDJb.
COLORED

Open for inspection tonight. : to Q.
1911 Orren ST. n.e.-Arranged for
3 apts., oil INV h., > fun baths, ga
rage First time offered Sl3.950;
terms. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2S0"
Evening star., 1949-03-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DI. N0VW,
CRESTWOOD VICINITY
500 5OO-S3 900 CASH

Detached brick, 6 rooms on second
floor. West of 18th St, close to bus
Substantially built home with large
entrance hall. spacious living room
bright dining room. sunroom, lava
tory and kitchen on first floor. 2nd
rooms. 2 baths. Stairs to large attic.
pull bath in basement. oil heat.
Scar garage. fine lot. 1mmediate
Qccupancy To inspect call JAMES
J. sCHWAB, OR. $500; after pm.
SaQ b. 1875 or WO. 1406. -
Evening star., 1949-03-02
SILVER SPRING

Picture bungalow. S15,750. Lovely
prewar homie in excellent condition
throughout. . bedrms, bath, 1st
floor. Large finished bedrm. UP;
Oversize rear porch, elazed and
heated for winter. screened FOR
summer. Full bsmf., outside en-
Laree beautifully Handicapped lot
with outside frepl. Very close to
schools. buses.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
CAPITAL Hill-Vacant

3-story white brick GEORGETOWN type.
remodeled and redecOTated; ent. hall,
lge lv rm. din rm, mod kit,
; bedrmS., lge closets, -. batnS'
oil INV h., !-car gar, small paved
rear yard. tree. space for flower
beGS; suitable for Govt. official or
home with income. Miss Chapman,
MA. 53GL: ewes. NO H411.
0. B. ZANTZINGER co.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
KENT

Unusually attractive stone and white
brick; large living rm., dining rm.,
kitchen. den and powder rm. 1
bsdrmS.. 3 baths. maids rm. and
bath rec rm with fireplace; Gear
gar, beautifully Handicapped grounds
nellie Lowe CaSSel
Evening star., 1949-03-02
SILVER SPRING

Woodside Forest Large Colonial
home, true Center-hall llv. rrr1. ap-
prox. 15x3O it, spacious din. rrn,,
an unusually large kitchen; 2nd d;
twin size bedrms. and bath; 3rd
fl finished into > rms; full bsnt.'
OF! h -W.h. This is not a new home.
but a very good and spacious home
for large family; excellent nelsh-
ana schools. All of these features
for the fair price Of Sls,5Oo:
Shown by appt. S. a. L. REALTY
co, 91l3 Georgia ave, sH. l41:
ewes SH -S34 -
Evening star., 1949-03-02
1O05 13th ST NE

4UZ5 13L1 81. NE.
Vacant. lge brick home, = rms. :?
baths; house recently -redecorated
buiit-in garage. nice front porch
iee. yd. Call ST. e316: ewes. RA
25!7. BLANKEN & PRESS, INC,
l4"4 K st. NV. .
COLORED-I3th AND MARYLAND
AVE House of 3 large apis, 81 d
600, full price. TIA. 5414, NETzER.
CoLoRED-NICE LOCATION. 6.rm.
home, good cond.,. det.:: 5000
500 down. Call Mrs. Fitzgerald d.
RE. 1888; ewes, LU. @949. COX &
COIoRED-$50O DOWN and move
into the incest 5-rm. home you have
ever seen: monthly payments like
rent. Call Mrs. FITZGERALD. RE. 1888;
ewes, LU. "949. COX & CO.
COLORED-2OO BLOCK r ST. NE
1900 block LIST st. ne.
1900 Penn st. ne.
1900 block E st. ne.
All vacant. MR.. BAKER, MI. 3131.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
y. "SuVER SPRING"

New 3-bedrm.,- brick bunsalow; No.
Soring Contains also q. large den.
Venetian blinds, beautiful decora-
tions Put this on your must list.
MAY go GI. FHA at Sl6.500.
WOODMOOR AGENCY
Evening star., 1949-03-02
ALTA VISTA
ONLY $1,000 DOWN.

New homes with individuality. Dis
tinctively styled. 6-rm brick homes
in a carefully planned community;
Ia baths, 3 bedrms., all-electrlc
kit with dishwasher, garbage dis
posal. clothes washer and uiltin
radio; GI financed; S16.950 and
Sl7.25O.
Victor Wickersham Realty
nranra ,til
Evening star., 1949-03-02

VIM. CalOmiris Inv. Corp

Y TIT = y . ~ - 1 r
l0l3 18th ST. NV. DI. 1855. =
Nr. 1st and Whittier NV.
Exceptional red brick Colonial home
Living room with fireplace. dining
room. kitchen; asphalt tiled recrea-
tion room. additional bedroom ana
shower bath adjoining :! bedrooms
heat; nice lot, lear garage. Call
MIR CONDIT evenings, OR. 21@n.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC
Realtors DI tS3O
Evening star., 1949-03-02
RIGGS & co.
oAN4 -'''p' IN ~
BETHESDA

Within walking distance Of paro-
chial and public schools: this attrac-
tive brick Colonial contains large
liv rm. din rm. kit. and powder
rm. 3 nice size bedrms. and . baths
on 2nd A.: there is a nice sized
porch: built-in garage and fenced
rear yard: priced TO sell After .
p m, call MY Harper, WI. 1915.
SAMUEL E BOGLEY, INC, WI
Evening star., 1949-03-02
WOODTAND DRIVE

Unusual opportunity to purchase at
a reas price a very livable home in
this most exclusive area. 4 bedrmS.
> baths. rm ana bath on Bird fl
built-in garage. excel. financing
Cal Mr Crockett, SH 6374, with
LEGUM e. GERBER REALTY CO.,
AID 500 =
Evening star., 1949-03-02
WESLEY HEIGHTS

PICTURESQUE older home needing slight
redecoration. situated on nicely
rear garden. bedrms., 2l2 baths.
very modern kit, clean. dry bsmt.,
maid s rm., gas INV heat 2car
deJ gar Ideal for those desirinp
privacy, yet near tranSp and
Horace Mann School To inspect.
phOnn Mrs Moodv. OR $3.50 or
Nj G@Un Exclusive with
JOHN R. deSIBOUR g. co.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
FORCED TO SELL

Owner IN the diplomatic corps
transferred. A home for the most
discriminating buyer. suitable for
legation or for entertainment; q
rooms. 2l2 baths. oil heat. built-in
garage. we'll furnished furniture
Included in the sale. Exclusive
location on terrace overlooklng
Rock Creek Park Shown by appoint
ment Call EX. 5@lS; ewes. GE
023l. j. B. MALLOS exclusive ,
llo9 Vermont ave NV
Evening star., 1949-03-02
MT PLEASANT

v2San zea nark High eeesog ogeFq0Ens
brick home: 29-ft. wide rec. hall,
!. r. with fireplace, d r., Kitchen,
pantry, screened porch: 2nd floor
b r IL with fireplace, > baths.
lncloSed porch. foored attic. Large
basement with rec. room. storage
room and laundry room; oil hot
water neat
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV. MA. 0352 Eve,
Evening star., 1949-03-02
BRIGHTWOOD-S12.5OO

Near everything: fine row brick home
g rooms and > rear inclosed porches.
Deep level lot, garage Call Mr..
Shackelford MA 5000; ewes. and
weekends, 81 660S
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
COLORED-.OO BLOCK r 81
Colored-Brookland

Lovely row brick home. nice-sized
rooms, tiled bath; excellent condi,,
tion throuehout; gas h.. h, good
yard; desirable neiRhborhood; priced
$1l,q5O, on terms. A real value.
Call co. 1888. PECK co.
Evening star., 1949-03-02

Truly one of the loyeliest homes in
this area. Spacious preWar det brick,
E huge rms, handsome rec rm An
lshed attic beautiful grouns Must
be seen. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

SILVER SPRING
Custom built brick, with bedrm. and
bath on 1st A.; . bedrms. and bath
up; ample closet space, large equip.
covered porch; attached garage; ex.
cellent location, near Dale DIR. and
St. Michael School.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
Slieo 3O1O Tin pr -
Evening star., 1949-03-02
RARE RARGAIN

So 600 under comparable home: een-
ter-hall Colonial: bedrms. steps 70
in n! spotIess Kitchen, side porch: large
level LOT; only S15,250: $500 lst
trust at ~. PAYABLE S6s per mo.
including taxes and insurance.
GRAHAM e. CO.. 81. SOLO, eyes,
WI n64 d