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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
Church Rededicates
Plant and Facilities

Dedication services were held at
the Maple Spring Church of the
Brethren, Eglon, w. Va, on Sunday,
April 3, before large congregation,
The services lasted all day, with the
dedication of the new electronic organ,
given by Ezra Fike in memory of
"The Mothers of his children" in the
forenoon. The Fike children were all
in attendance except one, Ruth, who
resides in Florida.
The dedication of the new Sunday
School rooms, new floor in the en-
tire church, and new carpet in the
aisles, was the main event of the
afternoon. Installation of several dea-
cons likewise took place. The offering
of both the morning and afternoon
will go toward further improvements,
which are being extensively planned.
The Maple Spring church is the
mother church of the Eglon congre-
cation. 1t is said that from this church
ieAo SOilN Oub oCNNilby lllillloItlS
well as leaders in several other fields
One of her sons, Alva Harsh, gave his
life on the China Mission Field, his
wife accompanying him in that ven
ture that is as yet unsolved and I'M
known.
Across the short period of about
eighteen months, this congregation
has purchased parsonage, which is
paid for in full, hired a pastor on a
full time basis, paid in full for all the
improvements mentioned above, and
gave more money to the Mission and
Relief budget of the church than last
year, when they were carrying less
responsibility.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
Delegates Attend
District Civic Meet

Mrs. Earl Zepp, Mrs. Frederick
Thayer and Mrs. Austin Schildwach-
ter attended the convention of the
first district, Maryland Federation of
Women's Clubs, at Frederick, Tues
day, as official delegates of the Oak
land club.
The delegates were named by Mrs.
Paul B. Naylor, former president of
the Oakland club and a member of
the nominating committee for the
first district
Mrs. Schildwachter was elected re-
cording secretary for the next two
years in the first or northern district.
Mrs. Frederick Thayer, former vice
president of the Oakland club, gave
the response to the address of well
come at the meeting on Tuesday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
| SEE BY The DAILIES THAT

The city of Oak Ridge, Tenn, city
of atomic energy production plants,
was opened to the public. The plants
themselves are still under guard
The Navy launched a 37-ton plane
from carrier, heaviest bomber ever
to take off from deck of ship.
The military department in Wash
ington ordered one-man control
clamped on its flow of public infor-
nation.
President Truman reaffirmed his
belief in the necessity of Federal tax
increases and enactment of his anti
initiation program.
A bridge span collapsed near Hin
ton, w. Va, killing 5.
Wholesale prices dropped OIL per-
Gene in the wick ended March 20.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
HOmemakers Corner
Edited by Miss Eleanor Dearborn,
Home Demonstration Agent


"The blues have it for Spring"
forecasts Miss Helen Shelby, Extension
clothing specialist at the University
Of Maryland, speaking in reference to
Spring fashions, but wide variety
of other colors will allow every woman
to find her most becoming color"
The exaggerated silhouette Of
Spring 1913 will be replaced by figure
flattery enhanced with distinctive de-
tail Shoulder and hip lines will con-
form to natural lines. And yes, skirts
will be shorter, the controversy set
Ting at midcalf for general wear.
You may have choice between
slim and full skirts, neither extreme,
with the Junior Miss probably giving
preference to the latter Slim lines
will be generally accepted for suits
and an easy fullness will characterize
dresses and coats. There will be
continuation of back interest as shown
in pleats and loose panels, with back
fullness starting lower this coming
season, to give a smooth hip line.
Some frocks will feature high waist
lines, suggestive Of Empire
Necklines will be definitely differ
ent, with collars a must, all sizes from
the narrow, rolled high charmer to
the cape-forming sleeve. Cuffs will be
important. As special flattery for
feminine charms you will be wearing
detachable lingerie glimpses, lace
frilled Buttons will come into their
own as trimming. Hip-emphasizing
pockets will be plentiful.
Highlighting the fabric forecast, re-
ports Miss Shelby, will be the rides
cent effects once limited to silk but
now to be found in wide variety of
fabrics including bingham, denim,
chambray, shantung, and even tweeds
and seelsuckers.
And the overall mood? BE your
most feminine self this spring"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
Marriage Licenses
Recently Issued Here

James Floyd Rogers, 81, trucker,
McWhorter, w. Va, and Alice Lee
Morris, 81, Fairmont, w. Va.
William Alfred Holloway, 26, mi
ner, and Malinda Byers, 81, both
black, both Fairmont, W. Va.
Austin Cleveland Stottlemeyer, 27,
splicer, Middletown, Md, and Ada
Marie Rodeheavcr, 46, seamstress,
Boonsboro, Md.
Ralph Dale White, 81, machinist,
and Catherine Louise Weese, 10, both
Elkins, W. Va.
Frank Joseph Pagliaro, %, supply
clerk, near Fairmont, w. Va, and
Doris Jean Yost, IS, Faiview, w. Va.
Edgar Ellis Dawson, AZ, trucker,
Burton, w. Va, and Edith Elaine
Moore, 30, Deep Valley, Pa.
Donald Fletcher McCutcheon, %,
mining engineer, Morgantown, w.
Va, and Frances Kilionski, 25, book
keeper, Mona, w. Va.
Ralph Donald Hurley, %, laborer,
and Cornelia Dian Cantz, 20, both
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Wesley Louis Cross, so, laborer,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07

The General is to be informed that the foolish and
wicked practice of profane cursng and swearing hereto
little known American Army growing fashion
He hopes the officers WILL by example well by influence
deavor check and that both they and the will reflect
that have little hope of the blessing of
arms-if we insult it by mpiety and folly.
Added to this is vice and low without any temp
every character detes despses
it.
G.. WASHINGTON
inscription with picture of George Washington
hangs of Mrs. Mary NJ Ker Mt. Lake Park
The inscription called to mind in particular few weeks
ago President Truman made uncompmenary remarks
about some individual using the initials SOB"
Need anything more be said?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07

Mrs. Schildwachter gave report
for her committee on "The American
Home" at the Hagerstown meeting.
On April II Mrs. Ralph f. Weber,
Mrs. Frank H. Field, Mrs. Austin
Schildwachter, Mrs. E. l. Baumgart-
ner and Mrs. Paul B. Naylor will
motor to Baltimore to attend the an
nual state convention of the Mary
land Federation of Women's clubs
April IL and II.
Mrs. Naylor has appointed Mrs.
Field and Mrs Weber as official dele
gates to this convention.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
Landowners Urged To
Prevent Forest Fires

Landowners we're cautioned not to
relax their vigilance in the matter Of
forest fire prevention, in spite of the
fact that about one-third Of the spring
forest fire season had past. H. c..
Buckingham warned that as much
care was needed now as at the begin
ming of the season, with cool spells Of
spring being usually followed by a
day or two of high winds that produce
extra fire hazard
Carelessness in brush burning will
start too many fires, it was also
pointed out Brush is to be burned
only between p. M, and midnight.
The state forester also cautioned
about lighted matches and cigarets
not being thrown on inflammable ma
terial along roadsides or in the woods.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
April Showers Turn
To Snow and Hail

April showers are with us but
they turned to snow and hail yester-
day and Tuesday night to bring a
total snowfall for the week to SO
inches, according to the government
station at Weber's.
Rain and melted snow amounted to
1.04.
The high reading of the week was
SO degrees, on the LIST; with the low
icing % on the 18th.
The barometer this morning was
moving upward with prospect for
fair weather.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-04-07
Grant County Man
Killed by Blast

William Henry Kitzmiller, GA,
Grant county resident, was fatally in
jured early Monday morning when
dynamite he was carrying exploded.
He had intended to dynamite stump
on his property at Bismarck, w. Va.
Otis Kitzmiller, Gormania, is a
brother Of the deceased.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Kingdom. Australia, India and
Indonesia.
The committee expects to start
its work soon after the first of the
year. It was created by the FAC
conference, which ended here
Tuesday night to serve in an ad-
visory role in helping to solve
surplus food problems Of the
world.
Fred Rossiter Of the United
States delegation told the council
he hopes the committee will get
to work very soon, since the
United States attaches great i'm
portance" to It's work.
The council, under Chairman
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Wooton. 81, while she stood in
front of her home at 422 Delaware
avenue Sc. on October 19. She
was a patient for some time in
Providence Hospital.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney j. Leon Williams said Strick-
land. who lives at the Delaware
avenue address, had been con-
victed of striking the Wooton
woman three times before. Mr..
Williams said the weapons on tho
previous occasions included
bottle and a club.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Lord Bruce Of Melbourne, Aus
tralia, named = committee to ad-
wise the director general on prob
lens connected with the FAO's
projected move to Rome. The
group is composed Of France, the
United Kingdom, Switzerland
India, Mexico and China. The
United States, Canada and Italy
were nominated to the committee
but declined to serve.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

80 days each in jail from Judge
Almond w. Scott In Municipal
Court yesterday.
The defendants were Willie
Thompson, ~, Of Wonders court
S.W., and David Wooden, 43, of
Temples court S.W. Both are
colored.
According to the testimony of
Leonard Brown, jr., 221 B and
Half street S.W., a self-appointed
peacemaker. the men were fight
ing with knives Tuesday in the
rear of 227 B and a Half street
S.W.
Police said Thompson told them
he was visiting at 229 B and a
Evening star., 1949-12-08
14Counfries Elected
To Committee

The Food and Agriculture
Organizations 18-nation execu-
tive committee has named IA
countries to the United Nations
agency's Committee on Com
modify Problems.
At q meeting yesterday. the
council elected the United States,
Canada. Brazil, Uruguay, Cuba,
Egypt. Pakistan. France. the
Netherlands, Poland, the United
Evening star., 1949-12-08
Third Assault on Woman
CHARGED 10 Boy Friend

Robert Strickland, SO. who has
three previous convictions on
charges of assaulting the same
girl friend, was held for grand
jury action yesterday on a charge
of stabbing her with an ice pick.
Bond was set at $500.
Strickland, who is colored, was
charged with stabbing Mary
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Half street S.W., when Wooden
entered. started an argument and
invited him outside.
AS Thompson came out, Wooden
took a penknife from his pocket.
Thompson said he told his ad-
versary to -"wait till I get mine"
He went inside. he told police,
and got his knife. The fight then
started. Both men received cuts
about the face.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Normandy, where the Allies
landed in France during World
War II, was 50 named for the
Normans who settled there in the
9th century.
Evening star., 1949-12-08

Guard Is seeking recruits for an
additional company which has
been allocated to it, 1t. Col.
George o. Weber, commanding,
announced today.
The unit has been changed to a
zone of the interior" battalion,
and, it is understood, will be
trained for defense of the capital
city.
Evening star., 1949-12-08
7 Who Fought Knife Duel
Sentenced 10 80 Days

Two men who fought an in
formal duel with knives received
Evening star., 1949-12-04
HOUSES FURNISHED

IN TAKOMA-Silver Spring area
Large comfortably. furn, home. occu-
pied by owner and family since pre-
war completion. Large liv. rm. with
firepl.; 6 bedrms.,, l with fireplace;
dressing rm., din. rm., kit, lge.
pantry; recr. rm. 20 IT. square; gas
furnace, t.-wh.; storm windows
thrcughout; garage, overhead doors;
children's playhouse: edctent built
In incinerator: lge. Frigidaire,, wash
ing machine. laundry in bsmt. new
45-gal. Monel metal storage hot
water heater; lge trees, adjacent %
park: ornamental picket fence; ]
blocks from shopping center, bus,
trolley, B. & o.; conven. to Walter
Reed and excellent elementary,
Junior and senior high schools, play
ground and resr so center, n.l M Ideal sIS. fSi
fsoa1sfs RosaRF =. ahfes IoHE. Fsne aE. os54. "a
7-RM. HOUSE, furn., conven. loca.
ton. 5103 Conn. aves NV. OR
11S o;TucKERMAN ST. N.E.-Ds-
tached brick. 1 yr. old, center hall,
6 rms. and bath: gas a.-c. heat,
elec. refrg. new furniture. Family
occupancy only; .$160 mo: I. T.
oRAVATTE: Realtor. 1918 X st.
CHHEvY HiEii "a CHASE. D. c.-well-fur-
nished detached house on large lot
In very desirable neighborhood on
Garrison st. west OF Conn. ave-;
available nova bedrooms, 2 baths;
garage; oil heat. THO6. ]. FISHER
/. u Co, INCa Realtors 73e 10th st.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FUhElGN DlfLOmAI QeSiEeS 1uIn.
bunealow with garage from Jan. l;
or Chevy Chase; 8 adults. AID. $500,
bet. 8 and l, and 3 and S. -5
GOVT. WORKER with children de-
sires to rent 2 or 3 bedroom un-
furn. house near busline and schools.
Mag; $40; may purchase. Box 1o7-
pRoFEss1oNAL MAN, wife. three
children, desire three bedroom un-
furn. house or apt, nearby suburbs.
CONGREssIONAL FAMILY and maid
desire unfYrnishsd;. ro9my ..n house ,s.:s or
Cali Ma 3l2o. Ext. $40 between
JNr6RarsHED N aRs ) TfefsS'iFE 81 FEB. 1sr. house
in vicinity Of Children's Hospital
to accommodate 8 or o interns for
period Of approx. 1s mos; to be
stud study pups quarters; auto. heat prsferreG.
Cali Mr.. Van Vranken, WEAVER
BROS. INC. Washington Bldg. pI.
FIURNiisHEp-My client ureentl;y, l;,
pas nes0s $500, more nr eaof Or less, on Lease
ref. CAN M. Strickland; with
JAMES I. 21xoSNa KSGa g. CO. CO. 1922 gi apaa 18th
REFINED WHITE FAMILY desires 8
or. 6 rm. unfurn. house; Sc. pref;
NV. SECTION-Unfurn house on
long lease; preferably 3 bedrms.,
near school. ST. 31oo' Ext. 45o' or
oPTION 10 BUY-will consider 90
25 miles out Of washington; Md.
only-S-room house, old stone or
brick, good condition, with garage,
some acreage: mother. two daugh-
ters. DV. 3140. SUNDAYS:
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED

SILVER SPRING - 3-bedroom de-
tached brick Colonial with full bsmt
and fireplace, within l block Wood
moor shopping center at Four Cor
ns1s rsaaed In svSE sR5ae slas 2aENe hssS.
AfExaSDRiAEThree fa i,SiS IA. R bedrms.. BRAND
new; 2 blocks to high school, bus
and stores; gas heat. equipped kit.
fenced-in back yard; .S125. Only
desirable tenants need call. TIE
NEARBY SILVER SPRING Modern
3-bedrm. det. brick. center entrance
Sis5 beAn, mo. o's ENrERPR1sE hi Esss Really ~
1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 34oo. Ewes.
41s t. ExsT 7asp' LELAND ST., Rollinsvood wa
Chevy chase-1st FIR, liy. rm:: din
rm.. kit. and lavatory; end flr.,
bedrms. and Q baths; and gar; oil
heat. FRED A. SMITH CO., 1113
18th s, nv. .Ex. 24so. - -,
dst;, il Huntington ss,s ,ssabdivisi9n
SPEND CHRisTMAs in new bum
3 nice bedrms., tiled bath. pull
down steps to attic: util. rm,, rad
ht ore rent s9 6oo sr sais datv Price ta
st.. right on Great Fails to west
st.. right to open sign. FA. $500
20 81 min. so1Doi 1BDSoiwNrowN - Beautifu,
suburban residence. 3 bedrms.. IN
baths, Bendix laundry, Gear gar.
outdoor flrepl., enormous terrace:
ideal for entertaining; custom-b built
beautifully decor: magnificent view
facing Sligo Park and creek. SH
SALE ALE OR RENT-country home, %
miles D. c.; 6-rm.. modern bunga-
low. 3 acres, poultry houses, ga.
rage: S65 month. 81. O251.
WOODRIDGE. 3006 25th st. ne.
Detached; 6 rms. and bath, oil
heat; near schools. DE. O3l7.
FALLS CHURCH. bedrms.. liv. rm.
kit, din. rm., bath, basement, attic
$115 mo-; service personnel pref
,aai Pai Flower Paa AVE-, Takoma PARK
6-rm. house. sos. including util-
THKOMA PARK. D. C.-Lge. com.
Portable older 4-bedrm.. house. Ia
baths, lge. yard; near schools. shops,
walter Reed; Si25 per mo-; refs. re-
auired. Ask operator for Vienna
SILVER LIVER spRrNG-s bedrms.. IN
baths, q ireplaces. new-house con-
dition; $3.50. GRAHAM d CO.. ST.
c9HE!vHERLY, MD. unfurn., 6-rm.
houGa. 800 mo. Gall OG, 1864.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
HOUSES TO SHARE

LOVELY HOME-Of 18th st. NV.
to share with widow; bedrms.. liv.
rm.. kit, pvt. bath; warm, gas heat
ed home; unlim. phone. etc. RA.
coUPLE TO SHARE new Groom
home, Michigan Park SECTION; newly
WILL SHARE 6-rm: house With sple.
43I7 L sT. s.E.-GI student and
working wife will share new 3-bed-
rm. brick home. Children welcome.
sss MO-. everything furn... to eoupl.
who will board and care for girl. 2
COUPLE To SHARE e-rm. house with
another couple; all utils. incl; will
consider 1 child. FIR. 4153. -6
WIDOW. near 40, will share attrac
home in Burleith with gentle lady;
excel transp. Box Bath. Star.
COLORED-WILL SHARE my six
room house with an adult family;
will take. l or 2 'teen-age children
Apply after 9 pm. weekdays; qll
6-1042.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

EXCLUSIVE TILDEN GARDENS
Seldom available. One of the most
choice units in Building F with en-.
trance No. 5000 Conn. ave.: thi.
lovely 1-bedroom apt. contains spa.
cious foyer. large living room. dinins
room, twin-siZe bedroom with tile
bath, kitchen with service entrance;
moderate price and terms; operate
and maintain, only $50 month
Shown by app9intmens ,s@M only. ,,11S Ex'
Lovely FRONT APT. with big win.
dows overlooking park and avenue
of beautiful trees: foyer and 5 large
rooms, fireplace, crystal chandeliers
large plate glass mirrors, parauet
floors: in downtown NV. section; in
practically soundproof building
elevator; good tranSp.; well-equ!pped
modern kitchen; new tiled bath with
shower; custom-built linen closets
and dressing table with large mir
ror; carefully planned for comfort
and gracious living. Can be pur- r
chased from owner completely tur-
HAkvaRp nfhfs sT NW 18TH ana 40 Co..
rd. vic.-1 -bedrm. apt, 2nd floor,
cheerful, newly decor, new. stove.
refg.: nice bldg; Bendix; child welc. /;
$500; $4,000 dn., $50 mo. co.
De FIT IuxE so slRooM, ROOM kitchen, bath apt.
in new bids; oak parouet floors, 22-
It. living room, stainless steel kitch-
en-. many extras. Only $1,000 down,
excellent terms. 1925 Ontario rd;
nouSs nT 9 6scks on north taa@s 1i lsfh M ana rs
open Sat. IS: Sun, IT'S pm. Il.
n SMJTHy co ST 33OO 4
Evening star., 1949-12-04
MovING. PACKING & STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service, furniture; trunks and
@Ss bsSfsgs AFoss At SsS9 TFE SE FR sTR2sT 9sse
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone No. 0lO4. UNION STORAGE
MOVING By VET-Exper. help: every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Cal
any time MR. COOK. GIL. 1887.
VAN, AND OPERATOR, desire work
in moving and delivery. locally. No
Job too small. Call after 6 pm,
GIL. 1924. -6
BEDROOM. dining room. contents oi
home cash. We do moving. storage
Ia. 2937; after z pm. GE. 1916
PARKS TRANSFER will move you al
your convenience: no Job too small;
reas. rates. AID. 1887. 81
LOCAL MOVING; reasonable rates for
full or part load: So minimum charge.
HAOWNER'S EXPRESS. FIR. 3l21.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
: i5,1i iP5,1IiGGS & co.
4V4SN ~
EM 234h ,or OR. 6666.

WAKEFELD-TOP QUALITY.
Prewar construction. ideal ioeaIion
lust Of uptown Conn. ave. Two
premium homes moderately priced;
One an adorable true Cape Coo
on 1st noor. 2 bedrooms and bath
on End. Very sizabie living room
Screened breezeway to attached
garage: Beautiful deep po. lsvel let; l9t,
WILLIAMSBURG influence and design
out, with 3 twin-siSe bedrooms and
2 baths on End floor, and huge
finished studio room on the 3rd,
The lst-floor plan offers most
gracious living room and dining
room. The kitchen is. large and
modern with entry into 2 s.+ Lovely .nn y
earase. Both homes shown by ap-
pointment. Call Mr.. Thompson,
ARLIE I. JOHNSON REALTY co.
ING. II
340o Conn. Ave. OR. TOO.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
DONNA LEE APTS.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Conveniently close to Pentagon, navy
Dept. and washington. A.. few 1
this lovely apartment deyelopment.
Rental $50 and $95. all utilities In
cluded. All units are corner loca-
tion. having casement-type picture
haust fan, ample closet space plus
built-in chests Of drawers; laundry
facilities; basement storage dndi-
vidual lockers. Safe play areas for
youngsters; Agent on premises 2:3Q
Donna Lee Play School. Directions:
Out Columbia pike to Baileys Cross
roads, right to. Charles ST.. left "a
block beyond circle. to open" sign
at play School: or take A. B. & w.
bus marked "Baileys" or AMMAN
dale"
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
222S Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
nW R6f0 IL
Evening star., 1949-12-04
LONG LEASE

II desired-WoNDERF NEIGH
BORS, but outgrown 5-room brick,
semidet.; full bsmt., eouipt. kit,
a.-c. gas heat, screened porch. steel
Anchor-fenced lawn, high location;
near shopping, etc: nr. Alexandria.
TIE. 1861.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
SPRING VALLEY
RED BRICK GEORGIAN

RED BRICK GEORGlAN
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED
AND IN NEW-HOUSE CONDITION
A charming. livable home. beauti-
fully situated and contains center
hall. large living room, large dining
room, library. lavatory. kitchen and
screened porch; 3 bedrooms. baths
finished 3rd floor containing one
large paneled room, storage and
circulating fan; basement contains
recreation room with fireplace and
bar, good maids room and bath;
55.car, 6ulis-n earsge; gas .tsroctin. sir.sHn.
appointments.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
CLEVELAND PARK
Bv Owner

3177 PORTER ST. NV.
Priced for quick sale. The bargain
you have been waiting for. First
reasonable offer accepted. Beautiful
bright home, 4 large bedrooms. :
parlor. dining room, breakfast room
large kitchen and pantry. Big. dry
basement, lavatory. Garage: Front
and back yards 80 by 100 feet
convenient, to everything. Open
weekdays 8 pm. to 8 pm. Satur-
day and Sunday. noon to 6 p.m..
Evening star., 1949-12-04
H. G.. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. NV, ST. $500
WOODSIDE MANOR

WOODSIDE MANOR
AppItcatio accepted for future, 2
and / bedrm. apts.: cross. yentila-
ton. beautifully-refinished, Vene-
tian blinds, parauet floors, venti.
iating fan, refrigerator, stove and
built-in cabinets. Some apts. ayal.
Dec. 22. 2 bedrms., $3.50; neo-
Woodside Manor, Inc.
1o1oo Block Ga. Ave. once, 1ol1l1
NcKenny Ave. Hours. 9-5. eH. 2l23
Evening star., 1949-12-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwest

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-1O rms
inclosed porch, corner lot 70x123.
2k baths. .mirrored firepl., 2.car det.
garage; ideal for ,lge. family. plus
apts.; good spot for dentist or NJ, D.
AZ financing. All this for S17,950.
OWNER. direct. OIL. 1857.
BETHESDA-This modern brk. home
is located in the popular and con-
yenient Edgemoor section, First n.
rnl,, din. rm., screened porch and
mod. streamlined kit. with. dish,
washer and disposal. Second A., 3
good bedrms., mod. bath. full bsmt.,
gas heat; lge. level lot. Anchor
tandsd-n einded IN sales a1ss' price. r. &. TWEEp
CO., 1904 Conn. ave. EN-. 1890.
Once open Sunday, 8 to 8.
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TERRIFIC BUY

In Washington's most fashionable and
restricted building. 2 bedrooms and
modern bath. large living. room,
lovely dining room. modern kitchen.
attractive sun room. Thousands less
than purchase price of year ago.
Owner transferred. Well financed.
Very low maintenance. Perfect con-
dition. Box 1867, Star. .
COLORED-2I84 FLORIDA AVE.
n.w.-For only $3.50 down you. can
buy your own COOP. apt. We have
COHEN or MILTON vINNICK, 1904
L st. NV, ma. S036. Ewes. Tu.
S927. ONCE open SUM-, IL to 4.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
HOUSES FURN. OR UkFURk.

DESIRABLE FAMILY (4) desires q
bedroom house. with basement:
prefer NV. Takoma. Silver Spring,
nearby Md. viii make own minor
repairs, take excellent care prop
erty; $50. TU. 0675.
4 BEDRMS., IN baths, garage, cellar.
No. Glebe I'd. Ari., OK. 0966. "A
FOUR BEDROOMS, 1-year-old brick.
New Hampshire ave. extended;