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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1949-03-04

Mrs. Nettie Hooker is spending
a few weeks with her children, Mr..
and Mrs. Kendall Hooker and son,
Jimmie, at RehObOth.
Mr.. Irwin II. CULLEN of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Handy
CULLEN.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1949-03-04

Pope Innocent ~, at the Coun-
sci Of Lyons in the 18th Century.
first bestowed the Red Hat on the
Roman cardinals. It was a symbol
Of their readiness to shed blood IN
the cause Of the church.
AviatOrs have reported swifts
eircling about planes which were
flying at speeds up to IS miles an
hour.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1949-03-04
LinOleum, Asphalt Tile

Nothing is important to the beauty of Jour room
your floors" That's why we've spent years train
ing and equipping men that capable of doing a
fine job. Room decoration is no problem to the
hOmemaker who seeks their advise. See large
stocks of lnoeum, choose your patterns talk to our
factory trained mechanics. The result will be the
most beautiful floor in your neighborhood.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1949-03-04
BROADL0OM
carpeting

If you've longed for the
fine, rich appearance in
your home, that only
fine quality broadloom
laid from wall to wall can
give you, here is a Won
derful opportunity to
realize your desire at an
exceptionally low price
without sacrificing quail
ity for this broadloom
calpeting is from Pow
ellis regular stocks Of
Famous Brands. In solid
colors and combinations.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-16
From the Police Blotfer
concluded from page u

concluded from page u
the fire department and the
prompt action on the part Of
neighbors saved the lives of two
women on Randolph st. who were
found unconscious from gas
fumes in the home.
According to the report, Mrs.
Lois Wilkerson, 80, a staff MEM
Der Of the Visiting Nurses As
ISOLATION, and Mrs. Marilyn
Howard, %, both of 1856 Ran
dolph street, had been overcome
form. carbon monoxide early Tues
day morning.
A telephone call to Mrs. War
rena Mason by Mrs. Howard who
told her Of a dizzy feeling caused
concern to the neighbor who in
turn contacted Mrs. Arthur Good
night, of 728 Randolph and lead
to an investigation at the home
of the couple.
Entering the home thew found
both Mrs. Wilkerson and Mrs.
Howard unconscious from the
fumes and called the police and
the fire department who rushed
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-16

to the scene with a department
inhalator in time to revive the
pair.
Mrs. Howard responded to the
aid of the fireman, but Mrs. Will
kerson was removed to the Miami
Valley hospital and later dismiss
ed.
Investigation showed the leak
ing fumes was from a defective
gas heater in the home.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-16
concluded IRON, pag,

concluded from page ID
only six in those days.
She enjoys mostly sitting and
talking with her friend, Mrs. Len
ME Shields, a mere youngster in
her sos They talk about every
thing from their teen-age days
to Joe Louis.
The home is supported by the
local Community Chest and the
Episcopal church.
Satan, in the form of wages
tries to satisfy all of mems desires.
and tells them they need never to
be afraid of any such thing as ct
ernal fires.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-16
Urge N. A. A. e. p. ;
{ concluded from page u

Concludes from page u
west side where with the winter
preaching not only a health, but
a fire hazard exists. It was on
this street two years ago when
one Of the worst fire tragedies
in recent years occurred Three
persons persisted in a tenement
fire on that street. Stun clearance
should also include the old child
ren's home on South Summit
Street.
Mr.. Perry rightly warned that
the branches should be alert to
the local moves in slum clearance.
Dewey on his special campaign
trip through the West.
Before coming to the Courier,
Graves worked for IL years with
the Journal and Guide of Nor
folk, Va. During which time, he
worked in almost every capacity
offered inthe newspaper business,
but his duty was mainly that of a
sports's editor. From 1913 to 49,
As he served as war correspond
ent for the Journal and Guide
working in North Africa and En-
gland.
Graves is a native of Raleigh,
N. c., and received his higher ed
ucation at st. Augustine's Col
lege of that city.
/ He expects to, leave for Europe
in about two weeks. His wife and
eight year old daughter, Theora
Gene will accompany him.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-16
Lemuel Graves
tee Moulded from page -

France.
While employed on the Courier
staff, Graves reported all news of
national interest, mainly political.
He travelled with President Tru-
man on his Caribbean tour which
included the Virgin Islands. He
also travelled with Gov. Thomas
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churches, including st. Philips
Protestant Episcopal church.
His last project before his ill
ness was the Delpha apartments,
nov nearing completion. It is a
.five-story, Compartment structure
sponsored by DR.. Walter Ivy Del
phi, a Negro physician.
Tandy is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Sadie Tandy, and a son,
Atty. Vertner w. Tandy Jr.
Yes, he will flash the wages
that most men can't resist and be-
fore he balances his budget, all
the worldly pleasure lovers will be
beneath his fist.
Evening star., 1949-08-10

completely morbid affair it sounds
in synopsis for it has been writ
ten with a generous measure Of
comedy. not all of 1t satirical.
Miss O'Brien- Moore. Rathbone,
and an intelligent company bring
out the same values 1t had on
Broadway. although not Invariably
to the same degree.
AS Catherine, Miss O'Brien-
Moore does a highly polished job
in the role which was created with
such subtle magic on Broadway
by England's Wendy Hitler. Miss
Hitler patiently Is no easy actress
to follow. Miss O'Brien-M Moore
has not only the courage, but the
talent to turn the trick.
Washingtonians who had no
previous chance to see the Olney
exhibit will find it a fascinating
study of human relationships. Its
focus is fixed upon the brief inter-
val in Catherine Sloper's life when
she might have escaped the semi
mad wrath of her father. This
single promise of redemption iies
in her courtship by handsome So
phisticated Morris Townsend.
In his professed love for her
Catherine finds the courage a..
long last to defy her father. She
sees an end to the mental torture
which has made her a shy and
crippled creature. She is willing
to- give up an inheritance OF
$4,000 yearly. from her sadistic
father and to live on the $4,000
which is otherwise her annual in
come aS~an heiress.
1t is in this attitude of sacrifice
that she makes her second tragic
discovery of the pain of being
Catherine Sloper. It comes when
she learns that her adoreN Morris
is, as her father says. fortune
hunter of the most contemplate
grade.
With something to act, Olney's
guest stars and resident perform
ers make a special thing Of THE
Heiress." Rathbone's frosty demon
of a father is done to perfection.
He is pitiless in his treatment Of
girl who needs only love to
flower exquisitely. but who ends
a lonely, unloved ruin in one of
the Squares most imposing man.
sions.
Miss O'Brien- Moore creates a
poignant Catherine. She Is an
heiress who has so much more
than money to give, suppressed,
tormented human who ends up
with no one even to take her in
heritance. -.
Entirely credible are most of
the others, Paula Trueman as the
bird-brained aunt Of Catherine;
aEr A.
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at nearby Birmingham Hospital.
And how they loved her!
Rita Hayworth's "Cover Girl
has been showing continuously at
(See GRAHAM, Page A-150
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~ III
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD:
Robert Mitchum and Jane Rus
sell will be teamed in melodrama
instead of the comedy first
planned for them. In Shanghai
Incident" Robert plays an Ameri-
can businessman who gets caught
up in Shanghai when the Reds
come in. Jane, born there of
American parentage, Is rescued by
Robert.
Greer Carson Is having 50 much
fun in New Mexico with husband
Buddy Fogelson that she hopes to
delay her journey to England for
THE Miniver Story" by week or
so.
Marlene Dietrich writes from
London that her movie with Jane
Wyman. stage Fright" is run
ming into delay. And she won't
be back here until September.
Now they want to rush Jane
through her remaining scenes be-
cause her GLASS Menager1e, pic
ture has a time limit-or Play
wright Tennessee Williams will be
paid another hunk Of dollars.
Tyrone Powers picture. The
Black Rose" is also delayed in
London. Now he and Linda Chris
tian can't return to Hollywood
until October.
|. Milton Berle, Jerry Wald and
Roy Del Ruth are already plan
ming the picture Berle will make
for Warmers next year. 1t is ten
tatively titled THE Goniff"-
translation, The Thief"
II y II Il
Jessica Tandy's play. Now I
Lay Me Down." is getting script
Evening star., 1949-08-10

Blood" and she hopes to At 1t
into her schedule. With Ingrid
talking of retiring-which I don t
believe-Sam will have to find
some one else.
Deborah Kerr Is lucky. Her
handsome husband. Tony Bart
ley, goes with her to Africa when
she stars in King Solomon's
Mines" They will leave their
baby in London with a nurse.
Elizabeth Taylor doesn't spend
all her time having fun. She
spent all of a recent evening, for
instance with the paraplegic vets
Evening star., 1949-08-10

Philippa Bevans as a combative
female relative, and Mary Haynes
worth as the honorable sister of
GATHERINGS dishonorable suitor.
Hardest assignment is that of
Dean Harens as Townsend. Young
Mr.. Harens has not learned
enough of deSpicability to be quite
the man the plays second villain
is supposed to be.
S. Syrjala has turned out an
other corking setting for The
Heiress." Washington Square
front parlor in which Henry James
could have worked at his ease on
such a dramatic tale as this.
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ADJUSTMENTS A
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AMUsEaENIS
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fashioned from Henry James
novel, washington Square" is
close to the most solid drama
Olney has offered all season. The
discriminating customer is re-
minded of some of the better days
when the National Theater was
alive. The resemblance is the
more pointed for the fact that
the Maryland houses air-cool-
ing system finally is working,
more earnestly than frigidly, but
working.
Like any other thing theatrical,
even air cooling is jittery on its
opening nights. Whatever Of
more work" the system needs is
promised Immediately.
Actor Rathbone, a suavely sim
lister sort. finds an ideal vehicle
in The Heiress," chore which
has occupied his full time for the
last two seasons, one on Broad
way, the other on the road.
He is a central figure in the
Ruth and Augustus Goetz adap-
tation of James novel. AS such
1t is his expertly managed privi-
1ege to make the plays point that
life on Washington Square in
1850 was not the happy existence
envious hearts assumed.
In the home of DR.. Austin
Sloper (Rathbone) things were
wretched. especially for the doc
tor and his gentle, shy daughter
Catherine. DR.. Sloper was ty-
rant who hated his daughter be-
cause to him she was guilty of
her beloved mothers death in
childbirth. For more than 80
years. he has been devising pun
ishments for the innocent. help
less girl. Each of these is mas
terpiece of cruelty for the doctor
is an imaginative sort as well as
a remorseless man.
Yet The Heiress" is not the
Evening star., 1949-08-10
Hollywood Diary
MorIene Dietrich Delayed in London
By Sheiloh Grohom-

revision by her husband. Hume
Cronyn. Then they take it to
Broadway. Meanwhile, Jessica
will make a movie at 20th-Fox
And Akin Tamiroff. who has a
juicy role with Jessica, will also
do a picture-probably Guilty
Of Treason" the story Of Cardi-
nal Mindszenty. =
1ngrid Bergman told Sam Wood
before she left for Italy that she
liked the script of "Turnip' S
Evening star., 1949-08-10
1.-THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
Rothbone in The Heiress'
Gives O|ney q Suove Drama
By Joy Cormody

The theater not frivolous and banal as paints
itself sometimes week after week.
There INDUCES quiet period Of aonement
excruciatingy does get serious
a Olney where THE Heress with
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s-bedrm. brick home, consisting Of
Ige. liv.- rm. with frepl., din: rm.,
equip Xiii tMi b .nel 2 iii SS b Rsat
price, S14,95O; will submit reas.
offer. Dial operator and ask for
Elmwood 325 or 322 Ono TOLD.
VIM. II. Laughlin, Realtor
MCLEAN, VA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
COM. GROUND FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

COMMERCIAL, industrial ground, D.
c., Nd; railroad sidings; ware
houses erected for weIl-eStab. firms.
E. N. LIGHTBOWN. WA. 1923.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
1901 Georgia Ave.
10. 5-lo3l, 10. 5-O3l5.
CONT. PROPERTY FOR RENT

COML. PROPERTY FOR RENT
BUILDING. in rear of 251O Penn.
ave. n.w.-Suitable for shop or
A !, y, n, REALTY Alt. INC 1923 18th St.
1860 R. 1. AVE. N.E.-To build new
building 4Sx75 it.. Terrozzo floor
Herculite glass, entrance doors; good
location: suitable for any business.
Can MT Medford, B. F. SAUL CO.,
Ma. 200. $
1860 MACARTHUR BLVD. NV
corner, 23rd and Va, 20 c. 419
l ISt s. vi suitable suitable parking. NE.
SECOND COMMERCIAL Approx.
1000 SO: it., vic. 18th and L SITS:
NV: $S5 per mo. Call F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, RE. 1881.
DOWNTOWN NW.-Com'l: 14-room
building, suitable for Offices, small
factory. storage or rooming house
700 sth st. s.w. BELFIORE CO..
1911 L st. NV. DI. 5522. -
21O7 PENNA. AVE. N.W.-About SOC
50. #. of space on Bird f., suitable
Tor ofnces or any commercial pur-
poses. HO. 1890 or RE. 1885. &
AT NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-1st
commercial. newly decorated base.
ment, suitable store or shop; S5(
mo. RIA. 5445 . Monday, MA. 1857
18th ST. AT r N.W.-1st f.. 4Ox1OO.
showrm. and Office lge workshop OF
warehouse; loft. ceiling hgt Front
and rear driye-in for cars or trucks.
RIA. $3.50. %
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

BY OWNER-Modern, large store and
18th and Col. I'd. Can be seen by
appoinsmen no, Box 56,Y' Star. =.
LINITHICUM. National 2O7s.
STORE AND DWELLING, LIST comm;
good lot to wide alley; near Sth and
E SITS. ne: suitable for any bust
E2 SeSS E Sce AK RGT 4SH st aeatop
on Wilson blvd.-2O,OoO. So. it.. with
137-ft. frontage. zoned for business,
improved by lge. ,7-rm., 2Aa-bath
house house, arranged as apis; and Office;
slider lease. Can OWNER, oW.
e1aS 18th 81. N.w.@For sale or
will lease for business. CHAs. A.
CARLISLE aSLl No. M st. s.w., Ii.
ZEN a. .se ssnPsy section ss H5
frame house. partially remodeied;
2-story garage Ideal for shopping
center or store. Shown by appt.
OF only al G dsy Site SITTER 7 Venn pm WI wkdaysS
1900 BLOCK 9th ST. N.w.-1st
comml.: store and apis; can give
poss Of store and l apt: Oil h.-w:h.,
2-car brick sarage; viii sacrifiee
18th st. NV. NO. 1907.
3 BUILDINGS. LIST commercial. near
White House; excellent location
for organizations or investment:
Eye NV. RE. 2O29.
FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE, ga
story stone BIDS, 1880 So. it,. .
elevators, r. r. siding. Industrial
zone. Immediate occupancy. Located
Alexandra, Va. Owner will sell or
lease. OV. 0S22, MR.. POHLMANN.
3M ACRES commercial land for sale;
Defense highway, Lanham Park. Md.
Taylor 1912.
1917 18th ST. N.W.-A 2-story and
basement row brick, 20-foot front,
good rear alley, suitable for remodel
ing; owner leaving city. immediate
possession; price. S17,5OO: terms can
be arranged. WOODWARD & NOR
RIS, Realtor, 1913 Goth st. NV. RE
$685.; Sundays and eyes,, Mr.. Nc
earthly, WO. 1926.
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HOUSES WANTED
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

GET A 200 NET RETURN for your
$500 investment, on this 4-family
building. mr.. 9TH and Penna. ave.
trust 5000 at s47 per month.
G d1n e eF'e and Soo K 1sna REa Pay
2-bedrm. apts., 3-story bldg, only
re times income. Price, S61 800,
good financing; near j sth and Cali.
B fasna Sts RER RaT NOISE GoRp sH R s$So
2 BRicK XII FAN FAM. FLATS. about ?
yrs. old; exc. location on Queen st.
ne; central heat. plants; rents,
s I5aEns per yr ppd griced; S S66o
16-UNIT APT. BLDG, unusually well
located prewar bldg; controlled rents
show excellent opportunity for con.
servative investor; gross rental.
over over $4,000 near r., Colonial VII.
ton. cali Mr.. " Norris li il. 0 with
WOODWARD & NORRIS, Exclusive
AGENTS. Re. 65s5; Sun. and ewes,
CENTER OF FALLS cHURCH-1st
yTs at total a renta aP't Of ss TX
sale price, S15.s00. Cash required,
SI@,0o9o;;, cAPuTI REALTORS, phone
BRICK semidet. e-family duplex o,
oil a heat Foo oaar f Howard and Bath bath each
M. Morse. sH: $500. BROWN
REALTY CORP Realtors: DU. s55s.
MODERN, 5-FAMILY, BRICK, apt.
nag nsaf shop saos eenf sshoeS
opportunity. ATHEY & GO, 927
18th s ST. NV, Elk. 1877: eyes"
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, 4 houses.
2 9E and CO. &c, Rs Ct Tbs rs right price,
TRADE oUALiTY APT. LAND. close.
in Arl. for income prop. with low
debt; land has all utilities, is zoned,
cleared and ready to go; ideal for
{ fl e e an ias.st VII 1Ys sgF
5-FAMILY APT. Takoma PkLa1
mod. rms, 4 rms. furniture avail
ee y 6aes snd TO s aPS nasS
style, best part Of. park; cow. to
bus. stores, etc; built l941. best
prewar construction; very good in
come; priced reasonable; large LIST
tr sm s ayai a. s; owner leaving town.
NEAR 18th AND KENYON SITS. NV.
annual .3 rental s5,SaI: priss; s1S;s$9..
E Esaitoz wb Nj a NJ THRockNoRToN'
s.USiT BRICK, i44e Oak st. NV
Cor. center five 1-bedrm.. three
2-bedrm. apis. By OWNER. No
age agents. 50, TEL 81, 1923 or write
4-FAMILY APT. with CT financing;
excellent Sc. loca ton; convenient to
stores. bus. school; modern bldg in
perfect conditions two G1s can buy
with $3.50 cash each. MITCHELL
v fR1ek Is g. NV Nv E xPT R4 aoW als
Offices End stores and Dupont Circle
area; English bsmt. for officos and
apis; FREDERICK I. PATERSON,
1872 Eye st. NV. ST. 4422 or OR.
PLACE. near White House:
3 brk. bldgs. suitable for an orr
Mr. HINTON, vi. 1893; daily. AD.
BETHESDA - Commit lot, aoxl5o:
or STEPHENSON, OF. 74S4.
ground; fine locs; estab.; good
s inysst or, c zaB1 or STEPHEN
BETHEsDA-Mod. prewar brick bldg;
income, So 400. Priced to sell CAR
Isle or STEPHENSON, OIL. 7424.
apis. baths az
rms, pvt. entrance. (2) 4 rms:
nice income; $4,000 handles.
OWENS REALTY. ME. 04S6.
0. rs AND "a UNIT modern de-
tached brick apis. showing excel
lent return. Priced to sell Raj.
FELL REAL ESTATE, Realtor, SH.
7032.
CORNER COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
on main street of EVANSVILLE. Store
on first floor, ofices on second,
4-room apt. and bath on third.
Owner leaVing town, priced at $29,.
500 for quick sale. Mr.. McCor.
mick. with
1929 18th st., NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

LEASE-Brick bldg, 80 by 81 IT,. l..
story: lot 10 by 200 IT,: Suitland
area, Branch ave. and Silver Hill
I'd. Owner, vi. 7028. VIM. F.
STEMBLER, Capitol Heights. Md.
end COMMERCIAL-Some buildings
and once, suitable for garage, auto
painting. transfer, or trucking or
contractors equip; On good hish,
needed. Box 10y, Star.
5~TO 10 THOUs. SO. FIT. or any
part. ground fioor. centrally located,
for light manufacturing or ware
house, with once space, light, heat,
power, wide alley. good loading
facilities, well ventilated, plenty OF
daylight Prompt possession. Box
354-X, Star. p
Goth ST. AT M. .N.W.-2nd comm,
4 rms, suitable for contractor. car
penter. ELECTRICIAN; $35 mo. IA.
ATTRsAcT. sINeLE-sToRy nreproof
bldg, 50x130, vic. Of Union Sta.
suitable for most any business. Ca1
OWNER. Gu. 1883.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION Of
pkg. mdSe.. incl. local deliV. and out
of-town ship. The modern method
for factory Esp ffalsS Or sslss-
6SS5 co" so Fla ave ne, al no.
WAREHOUSE; $500 So; f., of floor
N IN FIRE FIRErRoor BLDG, conven-
ienty located in NV, containing
approx 10000 So. it., with some at
tractive office space with air-condi-
tioning ducts. Several overhead truck
door entrances; automatic coal heat:
suitable for storage. wholesale dis
tribution,, etc. Rent approx. 65c per
So, IT. Now vacant Consult Mr..
LUCHS CO., Realtors, 1905 H st.
$1,000 SQUARE FEET. Brentwood I'd.
near T st. ne. on B. d. o. siding.
Phone RE. oO37. %
SILVER SPRINGS 500 So. it.. with
Office, viii rent partial or entirety.
WE HAVE $4,000 so. FIT. of ware
both without siding. We also have
section and 10000 So. IT. off the
railroad in the Sc. section. Night
or Sunday call Mr.. Gay. VI. 1869,
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st.
$40 MO- several 2,story brick bldss..
On Linden ct, rear Atlas Theater.
DRURY REALTY CORR. 1857 57 K Sy st.
NV, RE. 1888.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelhlA
$14,950
Reduced for Immed. Sale
Check These Outstanding
Too tnrnc

Features
l. Large and gracious liv. rm. with
beautiful wall-to-wall Bigelow
c6rpeting in beige.
.. Two bedrms. on 2nd fl. and 1 on
3rd fl.
8. Full tiled bath and plumbing in
stalled for a 2nd bath.
4. Finished rec. rm. in bsmt. with
adj. laundry space and automatic
BendiX washer.
5. Kitchen with de luxe SIT. GE
refgr and Tappan range.
&. Radiant heat.
Z. Easement windows with screens
8. Large corner lot in lovely neigh
borhood
Open Sunday for inspection, or call
today for appt. Directions: Out Lee
hwy. to West Great Falls st, right
to Hellwood ave, right to GAL North
St
HARRIS g. SULLIVAN
1905 N. Custis I'd, Arl. Va, ia
10000 y
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LAKEWOOD
1901 COLUMBIA PIKE
OPEN TODAY

Modern true type Calf. rambler. un-
usual in detail and magnificent ap S
pointments. Built of stone, BLENDED
Beautifully with white painted brick,
in highly restricted development.
There is an entrance foyer. Nv. rm'
lSx21 with stone firepl... din. rm.'
8 bedrms and 2 baths; tiled TO eel.
ing, the best fixtures obtainable; the
kitchen is a delight to any woman:
it consists Of factory,built IT., cabinets "a net
disposal unit, stainless steel double
sink smother utility sink, auto dqaeT
GE deep freeze and a large west
inghouse refrigerator. walls are tile
to ceiling in handsome blue tile;
opening of kitchen is a screened
dining porch with lagstone floor.
Huge bsmt.. recreation nm. with
flrepl. and picture windows; another
large room 26x27 which could be
utilized. Attached gear garage with
partitioned hobby room; hard sur
face driveway. Built on corner lot,
beautifully 'andscaped and shaded
Price, $4,000. JNO. J. LOFL1N,
2420 Wilson blvd, GIL 1912.
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ouT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE
WAREHOUSES WANTED

CLIENT WANTS 1000 #. of ware
Nisht Or Sunday. cali Mr.. Gay. VI.
9369; other hours here. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV, MA.
TO BUY-7-9.OOO SO. II
warehouse bldg: good section; prefer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07
Sic. $50
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT.

SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT.
ARLINGTON, VA. = Furnished de-
tachsd brick; rooms z baths sshS.
2-car detached brick garage: rent.
Sl51;50 per mo. B. F. SAUL Co.
LARGE ARC STONE RESIDENCE in beau
tiful setting; s bedrms., 6 baths;
$3.50 mo. Call Mr.. Smith, DE. 41O1
ONCE hrs; Vienna 163-J-4 ewes. and
sun FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 Goth st. NV. DE. 41O1. =
ATTRACTIVE, unfurnished, newly
decorated house on River I'd, near
the Potomac River in the heart OF
the Potomac hunt country. 1t con-
KITCHEN, dinette. 3 bedrooms, g
known as Orchard Farm 1t is
approximately az miles beyond. Po-
tomac, Md. Immediately available
at S125 per month. RANDALL H.
HAGNER & Co. INC, 1891 Conn.
ave. NV. DE. $500.
FURN. GROOM, 11s-BATH HOME,
cow. to schools. shop. and transpor-
tati1n; rsasonable rent, DOMINION
LEE HGHWY.. Is mi. fr. D. d; log
cabin; 8 rms. electricity, Watef. bus
service. Fairfax 33s-W.
FAIRFAX Cos bedrms., pa baths;
Be. 41oi o. ONCE hrs: Vienna 1s5-J-4
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 Goth st. NV. DE. 41O1. =