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The echo., 1949-07-15


Extension Of community health
+ programs to make dental care a.
available to all children is being
urged by the American Dental As
sOciation.
j Dental diseases, particularly
tooth decay, are affecting more than
nine of each ten children. Yet, lead
ling dental authorities estimate, only
about one-third of the nations Call
dren are receiving proper dental at
ltention.
\ Dentists are agreed that The only
defective method of combating dental
diseases is to start with children;
to control and prevent dental de-
fects before they become serious
tproblems later in life.
I For that reason, the American
Dental Association is opposing esta-
blishment of a national system Of
compulsory health Insurance in this
country. Children would get less
attention.
I Association officials point 10 the
Epresent compulsory health insur.
lance system in Great. Brstain. Theirs,
n sound system for providing den<il
eeare for school children 10 faRings
| 70 pieces because the government
program concentrates major attan.
ton on repair program for adults
The same would be true here, dem
4 FISTS say, pointing out that any
system which destroys she emphasis
on the prevention srd control o4
a. nafsLal rfeaaRa tm .a -N-
ssfas4a
The echo., 1949-07-15
Powers OF Attorney

Each local president who has 80
ceased members in his or hsr local
lodge and the beaeficiaries Of said
deceased members will not attend
the Board to make their collections.
is requested to send to the office and
get official forms TO be properly
filled out by the beneficiaries be
for the converting Of the Board.
Presidents, please govern your
selves accordingly.
The echo., 1949-07-15
Important Notice 10
Presidents

The date Of the Convention is
Tuesday and Wednesday, july 26
and d. 1949 The assessment Is
levied by the Executive Board is Coo
per member. The presidents are re-
quested to keep their usuaI CON
mission.
The Executive Board is requesting
all reports to be in the office on or
before Wednesday, July 20 If this
IS done the office VIII have time to
compile all Of the reports before the
converting Of the Convention
Everybody is looking forward to-
well attended and peaceful Con-
vention
I am going to see what lodge will
be the first to report its C0avau-
ton Assessment.
Come on Presidents let's aet ar
reports in SO al IF this VIII
be off Of our hands when tie Con,
ventiOR convenes.
The echo., 1949-07-15

On the Eth Sunday in July the
Home mission and Red Circle will
have a historical notable rally day
and there they viii also have their
Annual Sermon preached.
Miss Oslo Burton Of Detroit was
a two weeks visitor in the home Of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. E l. Bur
ton.
The echo., 1949-07-15

II yoa handed onsaf tAese lchS
IN the Army, Air Force, Navy,
afarinez, or Coast Guard for SIX
months or more; and # you vwRs
actually classified rs speeiaiist-
Sou csa enlist n . nom commas
ssoned officer gnada- E1saz grade
VII dsgaos. Of 'eo~Tse- ssps0 ~
sxtent q yuuT tznAninS and e.
psrtease. - esvYryA IN Wa
1anCA.As< n-H. ra szAze aaf
three years on ErsnRa.
Yeu are Ffwen this opsDHsUErfzg
because your skin IN enc Of these
Aas<Az Ia VAla&ale 70 thR AFgag,
The echo., 1949-07-15

The 100 Menbership Drive to ter
nsinate in the Convention Is moving
along nicely. It is hoped that the
presidents will add this number plas
before the eenvsnsng Of the Con
venhO@
The echo., 1949-07-15

Deacon and Hrs. Lowery Crow
ford announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Ruthie M. Crawford
to Mr.. Calvin King Of Meridian. Miss
Crawford, before her marriage was
student Of the jackson Extension
Center.
The echo., 1949-07-15
az 9 heavy :, aperu,ot'
equipment

Rs q good deal. The hood and
peacetime conpenteness Of Army
life are better than ever before.
Get more essails at your nearest
". S. Army and q. s, Air Foree
Necrx;king station.
!. 6. ksaEy AAsp D. S. AlR FoRSx
RkcxHENse SERVICE
The echo., 1949-07-15

Pleasar Cove Baptist Church
gave Pas Clark q suit Of clothes
which brought delight to the pastor
and oh how he admired it.
The echo., 1949-07-15
A1s- TX We Know

Mrs. Lucille Strong Of Gulfport,
Miss, we a the city July 10 through
y, attending the State Beautician's
Association.
The echo., 1949-07-15

Mrs G. B. Rush went to Scooba
on the lst Sunday in July on State
Church Work. Had an enjoyable
time.
The echo., 1949-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shaw of Chica-
go, Ill. and Rev VIM. Burton were
visitors in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. F. Push Thursday Of last week.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-24
When Christmas Was U'1meryy



Merry Christmas has not al
ways been merry in American
history. Unmerry times started
very early. The Pilgrims landed
az Plymouth four days before
Christmas. 1920. Christmas day
found them between the May
Tower and the cold, hostile shore.
Most ~ them we're still living on
the ship. And they didn't believe
Ia celebfating Christmas anyway.
Washiuaton's ragged troops
Nore crossing the icy Delaware
- ne dark early morning hours
81 Christmna. l77e. They de-
leaaed the HssEians al Trenton
naKl day.
Christmas 1895 found unrest in
Nee EuEiand Shay's rebellion
flafed that day The rebels had
q fuaEh tlmr
in last. Col zachary Taylor,
Hat Res fTtesra were down in
flfhia fighting thc Seminole
Mf Christmas dsy found them
l.Efina ed icicaiing the Indians
81 iatf ukrechuine
TEE MeNtesn War also saw
tNsiHfN daf aftlun. when Col.
it Han sHa ESQ volunteers de-
feefel lfaa MtNieana a. Brazito
la fa4f
He nafsHaI capital had
ff Nte Christmas 20 1851.
H He ilMaff 81 Congress
M east 81 fhe CanIiui hurned
Maa Yeafs iaasr ca Christ.
$50 $50 8aslh CaFalina d.
eet So esgialsiiaa "a inde-
eaasufa fhe sraFk lhaf made
saa Clsa So iaayitahie.
HHH flF FafiF railroad
fkf ~ l0sf started on
f H eane - ul0 em.
fnf HFedlHH Nailfoad
~ enae ~ Ilaug Kong
lNff aH nai part
NatssV buf Ancri
fs esFut ans iousiy
N n tee altauee ~
Na fane after
lw sffsk .n 1871
1 matmases
MHf aaI hong -
~ fNF mrn defend
isga Ila Battle
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-24

viii light the tree by remote con-
troll from independence. Missouri.
at about sis in the afternoon and
will give his Christmas message
following carols and music.
The ornaments which had dec
Grated the community tree in
past years were badly damaged
last year when the truck which
was removing them from the
White House caught fire. So new
ornaments will adorn the tree and
it is reported that when the tree
blazes into light it will sparkle
with multi-colored lights con-
structed to give the impression of
burning candles at distance.
That night, across the nation
from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Christmas trees will shine forth.
symbolizing the spirit of Christ
mas and goodwill among men. It
is my sincere hope that all of you
will be enjoying a Merry Christ
mas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-24

walton that he refused to have a
Christmas Tree. Later on, how
ever. he was convinced by con-
servation leaders that the cutting
Of trees for Christmas was not
damaging to the conservation
program, 50 a tree was set up in
the White House.
President Franklin Roosevelt
with his 'erge family probably
made the most of the Christmas
celebration. People and parties,
laughter and noise, made the
White House ring with gaiety.
Then, too, there was the Presi-
dents annual custom of reading
aloud to his family Charles Dick
ems immortal "A Christmas
Carol"
During recent years it has be-
come the custom to decorate 2
large community Christmas tree
on the White House lawn and for
the President to be on hand for
the ceremony of lighting the
tree" This year the President
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-24
Congressional
Crist MIL
By REP. GEORGE SMATHERS

This year on Christmas Day
the White House will be empty
and deserted. Because it is being
renovated, il stands as a hollow,
Quilted shell with all its interior
removed--a mere skeleton of its
former self.
But il has not always been like
that. The first President to oc-
cupy the White House was John
Adams and he and his family,
which included his grandchild,
Savannah, managed to have a
CHEEKY and merry Christmas
celebration in the old New Eng
land style. Since then every Pres
ident has celebrated the Yuletide
along with the rest of America
and the White House has been
aglitter with lights and resounded
with the laughter of children and
guests.
Probably the first person to
bring a lively air to the Execu-
tive Mansion was Dolly Madison.
the inventor" of ice cream. AS
hostess for both her husband and
eos the widower Thomas Jeffer-
son. she proved TO be a great en-
tertaineF and was the social lead
a. u the day.
II Is said that President An
drew Jackson and some of his
Young guests had SNOWFALL
battle in the Rose Room one
Christmas morning; some say the
anowballs we're not real ones.
When Teddy" Roosevelt first
went 10 the White House he was
such an avid believer in conser-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-24

~ the Bulge. snd the fight for the
defense of the little town were at
5 climax II was just two days
later that the isolated Bastogne
garrison was relieved. Tn a I
Christmas day found the boys
deep Ia the fighting.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
susussAN sAlT-vIseislA

Immaculate B.k Colonial
" "a E1v@e- -H nrs e. -
$50 Lar - r- NE-& ~FyE EH
- sHs1 81 CO AS afar
T-.s hEa @&EG r- Sc
asrs ts&rH tG @sSf pG rt's
Ia E4.aSs aEt .0E saa s-F ~
lnk1 % ~Er- tfsEstr"Fr1 p r.
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o. L%s ase use art osa. ~ s-7
Cgc-EF-s - &arsGk e. ~EEt EEs
20 5E@-~ssr &sy 80 70 ~l5 49,
Evening star., 1949-04-08
SUBURBAN sAlE-WeclkiA
CESTOM RITuT

A rambling s-tcE New EaEla1e CAPS
Cod. situated CT Lovely %-scrt
orator al eezFl yos a. ds1.Ekl
IN eXl1E tbs hcus Eee-ce1 freq
S.35 600 70 $50 500. - s-E5le -ha
work 20 De done The sertso- u
called Country Acres LoSsJsc y
the country club area. E4s.t D.
The present oxnsr ye&fs aso G.
the very oeF. Eaate-lal Ceate- hai
with 2o-ii lF rI. to left, Sans &C
library sr6 cGCheG ;!1g poEceE III
clE m fSr zeal eEtegta -I-Eg Spa
cio4s Kit 3 recrus baths Cp
with a ceGghgful dressing m o1
master bed II soft. -ec. III D .ts
fireplace Maid ri and full bktE
@-caT connecting EsEage Sac ro9t
Every type rossp1sh. 6ogwooc trees
and shruebery StFss berries and
APPARATUS ped SeFeTz. bearing
.rut' trees Open SATURDAY and
SUNDAY. :, tlll eaTE Directions
Drive OFT Old Dominion drive to y
35tE s. rtgrt 10 5-G3 zGc ops =
stEn. HALL REALTY co. e1c.lslvs
agent CogrtEogse SC A--tnEtaE
Va OW. 5e5s OK 1897 slzhfg
and Sunday, Gil S-4I 10
Evening star., 1949-04-08
SPRINGBROOK TERRI.

Eyattsville-2 complete apis. in this
beautiful detached brick. Large
bsmt. could be finished in an extra
apt. Oh h.-w,h. Lovely large lot.
Owner leaving, must sell. Call Mrs.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
, ot pntnN 90 "a Sies raud3ttnF

u-H staaf-fTaMf 8.THI NoUff -
moss s'pss barn 30 AtYrt sos
tayH land srAss p" htaa stSfs
yynfa atffne tu yAGd R3,N t'rssfa
W feea 1 skt sont fnsf rrsf tYt-
line Move tH 1arnggHe y tA1,
'rrrels FtEfT IANEs Ascent F5t-
Evening star., 1949-04-08
RIVERDALE BARGAIN

6-rm. buns, plus semiAnished attic
suitable for add'n bedrm6., !. r
full-sized d T. plus breakfast I'm
full bsmt.: oil heat: level corner lot
Needs redecoratlnE but Is buy al
Sl0,50O Call WA. 5000 till 9 pm.
Robert S. Davis and Co.
Evening star., 1949-04-08
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Evening star., 1949-04-08
oEEtcES Fop RENT


LARGE. bfight. fgra pclFats erHct y
coV atosn Office BIOS $50 PEI psa
DESIEAnLE Wilson h3Yd loestsor
itt aooE salh = ? fns as YY1
tor. l&SFef - EHaa5s sa,et srFAE5sHa.
t.an Flcase caA ARLINGTON
REALTY co 0W 5000 -
AIFx4SDRiA. 1000 Prince At esp
Zuued fer pruteasl8nsi otfcss }ssa!
dentist or aot tor SIN o. ss.H9'
IlTiuF quarters. Vienna i8l-~' =
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E4aIHty 5xsa-tt FassEu. r. established
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EssgK area = rfs4a ttsffa8gh5s sreS
sTn IaiASa srE5sgea Huatrax s5st
ltsht al aE&la faFE. al saEFsH-
lenrsE Rs3FAaAss part "a xpgE3ksr
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sAess - Esagtaa p&fzsaf kI
shoe - sza .Aft &EJe3E1ns 80
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Evening star., 1949-04-08
MT. RAINIER

b owner 6-room bungalow. SI2.-
$50. FHA 1st trust 50 800; cash
required $3.50: monthly payments
S75. taxes. insurance includ oil
h-w.h; !enced-!n yard, fruit trees
and shrubbery; close 10 schools
churches and shopping center. 430s
29th st. Nj Rainier Ill
Evening star., 1949-04-08
SUITIAND

B-rm bungalow, in fine cond.
throughout; liv. rm.,. din. rm., kit.
with elec. stove. 2 bedrmS. and bath;
bSmt. with outside entrance, price,
$500; will go GI with $3.50 down.
Call Mr.. MARKEY. ST. 1903; ewes,
Hickory H3T2 -
Evening star., 1949-04-08
AousIs ~ANrTn

fsoaNroaN sEs $50 .sas e.
czY.rg g D~--F. So --z,-
Slrr-r Es EzE ~at Es E1l
MOnEgN ARUtT 20 YfsE> ean
30 an a-.z - Ea 81.
81 lG-.r NJ N&rr "a "A
Boss 4 rHE--e. ~ 4
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Evening star., 1949-04-08
SUBURBAN sAlf-vlseiaiA
OLD VIRGINIA HOMES

- @~@ - ~ - go - ~ ~N~ 49,
Ergl2ka s&sF -7eE1. bse!uC-A. !
SA-E. 81 g -.
B6tA 3 Gs42
FElE EsE basement. 3 es1f pcz-A : a
b&LEk SIS E@ef
SUD- fyps. 5 ns6rocEu.s, - eaLas,
SIS -5s
Ca s1t&la'S TcE e-sck bsc-Da2s ~
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81 sFt
Dccs1, Cr2.E }-sa CeTtGEa :9x-
ho@Ss eTtgA-isgEe WAs-rc ESr-s1
SIS ssHt
CRa-azl-E homes wlfA EK.eszs Ar6
aAtcry Dss..bCls Lescs ffcgs = a1
Alexandra 70 Sc Ca *. 49,
pdgEtLtEE
Charles r. H0of. Inc.
EIs Prince 81 AlsAAadraA II g44s
Ewes TE 1885, q Al a~5- =
Evening star., 1949-04-08
TAKOMA PARK-S4 e5O

Cozy bungalow with good garden
ground, 3 spacious rms and bath
2 blocks to stores and bus. ROBERT
NV. GE. O25I q
Evening star., 1949-04-08
UNIVERSITY PARK

the children to play in on a quiet
street, This brick home of large
rms, with attic, should suit you.
Bsmt. with recr. rm and fireplace,
hot-water oil heat. Located at 40th
ave, Tennyson st. Price, SO 500
G.. H. PEARCE
Evening star., 1949-04-08
HAWTHORN

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CresA FEsk HFEEs. taaF'a- aA Eth-H~a
sea tvssase, Ia. Ets ..lg& .. t.s
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8arstt a.Gs g Grs aF- Eaw y.s.p6 -
Ntas SO Ea-.v e.. .E.v aEt4
NJ trots Al .us &yt,sr e -a
Paul p Stone, RealtOr
Evening star., 1949-04-08
CON-. GROUND Fos SALt

>sNFRAl LOIS ts.H.rs q sr. ~ar
AGL HGtAtra s-..Er 1e- sps F..t
-tarrs HtD-. E~TyN s -.Ngs
IN '!3c. Gees aTE Asra.yH
Evening star., 1949-04-08

akNEan 10 saaMs rH-sst. y
... -rE =taFs Erss~-t Hs
$50 10 HN .A 80
sns rs4r. ..a...ss saL S-Fsas sE.F
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Evening star., 1949-04-08
HOME BEAUTIFUL
~ RIFLE EkyEN VA

a 4atz -qesE. -rsts crsAsssz ---
.a1+s. h-sck aa lEvef ,et wsts
p r-aa aes. y.fW pE :Ss p .aH-a
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5-14& x G1a-Io s4sr "-s
tEs 5lSAe4t p As &@IoEeAlsC sar-N-l:-r
beat sAsG-1E EAEs-~T 4-els E5g.
as sS.r.4sEatat ate EArA2F
nome arc lEsCa}lar ttat ~ Aantz
% t1f E9as3 GsScs}aa -s.sf2s.E FsG1r
NJ F2CEEESc- CE ffsa With
SHANNON & LUCHS co
Evening star., 1949-04-08
BURCH REALTY co.
BUNGALOW

Realtors. s505 Baltimore blvd. Col.
lege Park Md. TO. 1888. TO. 633S
ives, TO. 1886. UN 339l III
Evening star., 1949-04-08

r,sESss N-a...s s.Ersr "a
o. g. ls-Fra s~s >a
src rAlvE .a-I NA sr. Hr
4 s:lr.L-NG pUH-N a-t- trs
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Evening star., 1949-04-08
RAMBLER-S13,75O

At LAST A charming 2-bedym rsnb-
!er with large rms ELc osm: a.
1eaE price. VsSt.oEIe isTl4 l.v
rm. jhrepl }. l8xl2 dining m lsrEt
kit ,!isd bath. large .oi Quality
Evening star., 1949-04-08
BRICK BUNGALOW
CAPE COD BRICK

Open Sat. and Sun, 2 till 8 pm.
7411 Varnum St. Belle Meade, Md
z rooms, = tiled baths. Venetian
blinds. gas heat, full bSmt. large
lot; house only mos. old. To in
spect go out Defense hwy. . blks.
past Landover Hills to new-houSe
sign. Turn right to 18th St,
then right on Varnum to Open Sign.
Mr.. Chevalier, TR 43s29, with
T. PAUL MUDD co.
"4OS MINI Ave. SE In
Evening star., 1949-04-08
ONLY SI35 500

L you have cEE wanted sc bly, =
F1G EGlzr Ia 3 rsrE4CE NGETt yG-
Mould bf HTc1G 20 Yt ts.s - S-.s-
C2portu" ltF- situated ~ pretty
Eea con E4nlfF C. -ssrty y rE.rz
ttI~ "a tu-y detached a--tsa.A
h1.ae o. f.Fs rooms ard t-r As-.
E.t- psrF.st :r-~fA.ra. ~gs r Fas
.~-tG1G- AEFt EsrBsr r-e .rg 20
cat t1aog 1FsctEce llls-ar-r~ Ft'
financing Prone NJ: Aa.g4a CV
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WOOnED HOMESITES

80 sale K31 ru~h WA n
TAtpOWuOop ~ n3l. "a
la ACRts. Bsthesas ssler AZ. ,shtr.
N-En pfl Acfe ursT NRE4oual HFs.}a
lns'tlais -.
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Isvrsrnrhr PROP. WANTED

HAVE x4a 809 cASh for investment
In apt b3SE ryIss m1st sAGw ,aE
return On present fett&sss !s'f1
@31-E star
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From Builder TO Buyer

-
n Ett uaGE R!EE MARIE trend
CITADEL CONS r. SLETlON CORR
has -ecGret rs Init p-3-sS by >-iat
thus UEE.-E = Dcsss-s 70 t.-c5 aSs
CGF 1eE homes tog ~ELy >I5 So. zr-
Si3 4oH E.tA = -t=a cash 5SlEuge
aG suitable terms O. NrAEc.EE All
also o arranged
.zrEe !3s3EF EoG- g3tE sreSlAGE ciI-
lrg rCcE kitchen ecG.ppet At1
range ard .e;rEeratoE. ) us1fCrrZs
and tlle bah nREurE- gRs &c EtA.
t4L oAseIfry-. The 1Eest e. pagat
EAs been GHec FOR iElerlor CfcG.4i-
ms windows fitted With Venetian
binds. iz-ECFe cts
Direction 10 reach Drive Wts' from
Falls Church On LeesDErE PIKE 3 5
miles 70 open slgn or -!ght A rep
reseE;sj.ve vii be or the grr InGs
Sat. and Sun, l-6
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,nros., nl,tH unMr.Irts ~
RAMBLER SITE

N+sY pGars Nts pa 81 road hsaaf
A.. r.at ~ sss4f1uF "a sEtrs
pnrra slf g,tH subsssf See rssk.-
80 e~et AIufH EI,tN A JONES
INt 81 Ia 0a ave NhVStab ha
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FARAs EOR SAkT

40 ACREs So grpsf MawtEansfv
Courf4 wEh uev 9 bea5oysig h3atst
fgrre Twins Taeua electric ktchtb.
and H HoaaerEaj ytFa ~ tie feet
hiss ~ thr mountain 10 Hllts
.c..th 81 FfrdrflrA ut Hfyfistaser
comes ri H. ut}ts. irom HseH
taWa rFirs sir aua JAAEA J.
ttFppTpT Iac# tth u fS "a
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oUr-oF-rowN REAL EsrArt

Nr HarperS Ferry, " Va
Town C! R6Afa' 3 raoss aae sz.r
hr.>E oUrE&.uw O.. sta- ACRE et
g-aIt5 .oNr-y aEE- ats E-Asea
pF.Cy >lH 5uy .era+ sas &c r.rs
Colr.t rf a. !ra7F tar ?. 1 E-aa-
cry c.. m >I'r -..
Philadelphia Subs. $l0950
Ausi aarttae- AtHa-. arv a.raz-.
stone "a tr}ck rev La1t .a lgrg.
Darcy Pa EUfrN al. sAa h.A'
trC&' perch gstAay Eertf.4l rt=g
goEg 4astlcH s-GHlu.@ storm N.r-
dows and doors OWNER IA Hft.
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STORES MAREE0ESES

~g-e-rg .= E.9-- ..as-. er .
n lsE@ SE~ s.&
& a5rsF g.ht-S g. s#=st stsg...--- U~
szsS.E $50 .r 5-s E=r--
s@F-e-Hr tsr r-gr .s. PES. s.s
: ziC -ts CE- er .-ss --c-z g. s-
cgz-EaA. "ta re..-r Isss-.sases
Louis ELEgA% 50 t~r-
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2 ACRES

6-rm. asbestos over frame; lge. liv
rm. with fireplace. din. rm., kit, 3
bedrms.. full bath on 1st f.; ~
bSmt., oil h.-w h.; also a lge. to-
from District line, on paved road;
good terms: S1,500 down and reas.
monthly payments. Call MR..
MARKEY. ST. 1903: ewes, Hickory
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COMMERCIAL
HERNDON SECTION

Hrart of silver spUnG - 7ue ~ z.
raa a. rurehssra seEr res luAssa
s.hteg,. e. ,tsnnWE & tthAltAA
a COS al EHlv
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BEVERLY Hills
Rraddock HEIGHTS Area
Chesterbrook Woods

Country club section; owner trans
ferred Substantial cash Descrip-
ton as follows: Large liv. rm., din
ing rm and kit, Il bath. side
porch OF sun rm.; midfoor level
knotty pine den or bedrm., sun
deck. I'd f. 3 bedrms., private bath
with master beorm bsmt hs s
maids rm.. rec. rm. with hrepl, full
bath. iz-acre lot, additional "a acre
avail If wanted
MANNAS REALTY co.
2IIs wilson blvd, Arl, Va OK
nr GI 3TS4 s
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z 9uAU acreage fF&Ftn sha ~
acres NeH HhefaA ttfwk
J MACPHERSON
OK uza} Hapr. CH EaAs z
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CT APPROVED
Arlington Realty Co.
.204 Wilson Blvd ow %
SWEET MUSIC

SWEET MUSIC
The birds furnish the music in this
lovely wooded area and the home
furnishes comfortable living. The
1st floor has a large living room
with fireplace. family-si2ed dining
room. fully equipped kitchen ard
side porch Also q Step-ssving Ia
bath for the children. Upstairs
there are 3 nice bedrooms. with
closets 10 match and tiled bath.
full basement. outside entrance; elec-
trio ironer and washing machine
included, oil heat nice lot
block from Wilson blvd All this for
as little as 50 500 down
Arlington Realty Co.
<1Tf1.o. ann
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LOTS FOR RENT

FOR oARDtNINC en- :akfs rc|
80. Per iriaIalRf,aH. al es9grr
NOON o. after IN al afhA "i
lsp4 i9ih ave III sgat, M d"
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SQ250
$3.50 CASH DOWN

veterans-This is the best buy in
Metropolitan Area. Attractive s.
rm. brick bung allow on large lot; eX-
pansion attic for > additional rms;
fun bsmt Only . left. Call RE.
$3.50, 8 to 8.
Colonial Investment Co..
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, IMsyaa ~ NEsE
Ekth AND Y
cFFtCIS NANTtp

= raa Eehs r. ta Hs-E
aHa A-ss
q HEA ~ sss nsa - Ass
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RIGGS & co
REDRNS o. BATHS

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49, r4Fve - att OK 4 SCH 4. \
81 ENE 2&. NaEL& Egty o Aea
"a OF t-4 4FA s. Il 49,
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STORES WANTED

list YorR PRoPIHTifs with "
To- aaicE ar. aH AsgF 81 cur
c4sHrt& lrtEaaEHz pat Of tapn uf.
earsrz 3ara sse 3EfertEtea 81 E0et
I9E4t.arz cali NJ klsY I.Ec -
BRgEsIEls i CO EssitoFs. Isls
( 81 "a " 800 -
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20 You Want a Rambler

bu.a..a sa B-r-f KS V~asc
a.... Air ,l f.v s#.Er.s SATURDAY.
Aua Sunday :, t1ssEe a-5 ,...ys
,Ir 80 ge oa- sFr EayAi ! Ea.s
trt l.G r.-s ,N5utfE haavrE y
H-a.sss VIA CRANE 4 hE,AA
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81 500 down, Ss5 mo-: rms. bath.
oil h.-w.h.; on lot 120x100 IT.; gar
fenced, hedged, fruit, flowers; 3
blks. to bus, shopping, schools BY
owner, HI. 5511 10