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1st-FLOOR BEDROOM
CHARMING BURLEITH

In exclusive area of Georsetown Uni
versity, surrounded on 8 sides BY q
beautiful park, this lovely 5-room
brick home offers the beauty and
atmosphere of suburban living as
well as the convenience of close
proximity TO the city. 1t features
front porch for summer comfort, a
knotty pine recre room, storm win
dows. Venetian blinds, slate roof,
copper pipes. Priced to sell at S14,-
$50; excel. financing, Shown by
appt. only. Call Mr.. Goddard at
AK. 5271 ewes, with FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES, INC. Ma. 9141.
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$3.50 CASH TO VETS
MICHIGAN PARK NE.

This excellent, brick. sepidet. home
located In beaut Michigan PARK
liv. comfort and eonveniencs. Ihs
house contains &c liy. rnl. with
~lenty OF windows and wall space,
full din. rm, spae. kit. with ample
cabinet space and . euttipg ecare
side table: Ice. twin-bed-si,ed
bedrms. eolored tile bath with
shower, full hkmt., sas a.-c. heat;
laundry trays. all utilities srouped
at rear OF bsmt.. ample space for
rec rm ise. level lot, sodded ~
The way and well shrubbed This
property Is LOCATED nr. cathelie
University: excel. trsnsp., xhoppiHk-
school. and churches. priced at only
Sl0.i5o. This is wsssins,on' bes,
buy. monthly payments tneluein
taxes and insurance. SIS 50 per mo.
For details -, sall u, Asp'n ms na., r.. 2, I
1AY Ea INC koA q NJ q o ~
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KENWOOD


stone and clapboard
situated on beautiful corner; center
entrance. step-down living room
opening on screened porch, den anc
powder room, nice dining room, all
electric kitchen, bedrooms, 2 baths
and stairs to storage attic, attached
2-car garage with studio room above
ceiled recreation room in basement
maids shower; Oil &C. heat: fenced
LOSS. Exclusive. OIL. 1858. %!
MASS. g. WESTERN AVE.
brick bungalow, just
beyond American University Park:
has fireplace and lge. living rm.,
nice bedrms., tile bath with shower,
full stair to foored attic; gas h.-w. h.
open porch and fenced garden. This
ts the first offerins. Ewes, MI.
J. LEO KOLB co.
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ATTENTION. DOCTORS

Chevy Chase, D. C-Lse. residence
consisting OF bedrms.. lge. liv; ano
complete doctors once with separate
entrance including reception rm.. 2
treatment rms. laboratory. etc.
Only " block from Conn. ave; lot
has 240-ft. frontage. Call MR.
LUECK, MA. 2040, after pm,
W0 h133 -22
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HOUSES FOR sAls--sss,hwsss
SHANNON &LUCHs co.
HOUSES roR SALE os stsr

CLINTON MN. .-- t,saks With nF'fas .
huy nsS bscTn home esSwsni
sItlC. ~ AB0 Anniy pssl et lst
IRA. rent to~sre purchase 800 per
mo Mr. PINES or $50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ke+h~es.
CHEVY CHASE D C.

CHEVY CHASE, d. &.
This center-hall. 4-bedrm. 2lz-hath.
detached frame home is located close
70 grade. junior and senior high
schools and busItne. LIST G. has q
2o-ft liy. rns screened Jorcn,
large din, rn-. powder rn- sno
kitchen. End e. has bedrms. anc
2 tiled baths. stairs to large stor-
age attic. det. gar; owner .eayinR
country. wants offer. Cali ST. $50
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1914 x s.. NV -21
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Extremely Are brick residence With
bath Ist e. 3 bedrms., 2 BATHS. 2no
a.; becrm. and bath and rec rm
IN bsrnt.: det. garage. Price, s29.
$50: $1,000 cash. bal in one trust
Ewes. Mr.. Harper. WI. 1878.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
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A GEM
UPPER 18th ST. NV.

UPPER IbLh 81. NV.
Detached brick residence. center hall
living rm lsx40 with fireplace. IaTge
dining rm, breakfast I'm. or den,
glass doors open onto rear porch.
modern kitchen, tile floor and side
walls, SIT. refrigerator > yrs. old
lst-fioor all-tiie powder I'm paneled
recreation rm with fireplace, large
maids rm. ana bath in basement.
5 bedrms. and 2 modern bs tbs the
are Included ana other features too
numerous 20 describe; 2-ear brick
sarage Exclusive Shown only by
appointment Call MI Matthews
evenings. MI. SID. THOS. J.
FISHER & CO., INC. Pea!tors, DI.
RS2n
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YOUR BUY

Direct from owner. Unusually COM
Portable home, corner Macarthur
blvd, eo-n. front; lst e., 3 bed
rms, bath. liv. rm I4x22. dinins
kitchen. dinette; End e., 8 beorms.,
sider D. c. or Florida trade. viii
take back trust Quick possession.
Going South EN- n35S -33
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BRICK RAMBLER IN NV.

Beautiful brick and stone corner
home, only IL minutes from the
heart of the city: permanent view of
the lovely palisades OF the Potomac
has rooms. . baths and larse
porch all on one level; sas air-con-
ditioned heat, built-in garage; moth
ing else like 1t available in wash
inaton today, for only. S25,95O.
Phone Mr.. McCauley, CH. 3547
SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.
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CHEVY CHASE
Country Club Section

S14IF N<14~ AN-I-I
Country Club Section
pui,t for gracious entertaining
Ssted on i acre. As we enter the
home, there is q large reception
hsil, large living rm with fireplace,
lSxis library, dining room. kitchen
and breakfast room; den and pow
to second floor. with 4 bedrcoms
and 3 baths. master bedroom has
fireplace; third floor. Q bedrooms
and bath: basement has. recreation
room with fireplace: built-in 2-car
Gus to mention makes this one OF
the most complete homes in this
area.
RIGGS & co.
EN-. 2345: if no ans. TO. 5s27
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Westmoreland Hills
Purchaser Must Be Approved
A lovely home on q large corner lot
in this delightful suburb Of beauti-
ful homes o, Mass. ave. adjacent TO
Spring Valley. Very spacious Ev.
rm. t15x25l; large entrance hall.
adjacent screened porch. 1Sx2o:
dining rm. with picture windows, big
library with lavatory, eficient kit,
s large bedrms.. each will take twin
beds; 2 fine baths: storage rrn. on
md A.. easily convertible to 4th
pedrm.; large attic, rec. rm. with
nrepl., maids rm. and bath: air
conditioned heat; 2-car built-in ga
rage; especially designed and built
in 1a41 for owner b. builder of
excellent reputation: owner leaving
wash; price. 600. To inspect
cell JAMES =. SCHWAB, OR. $500:
after 5 pm. call sligo a575 or wo.
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Near Walter Reed Hospital
OWNER WANTS OFFER

This 7-bedroom. 3ta-bath detached
home Just west Of 18th St. on a
dead-end St. is close to Rock Greek
ping. This is an excellent home
and location for family with
children: all rooms are spacious.
Detached 2-car garage. Asking SAL
500, Call ST. $500; eyes,, Sliso
5516.
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
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Mr.. Nebraska e. Northampton

M. Nebraska d northampton
In Chevy Chase, D. c., convenient to
everything. This owner must sell
this detached brick home, only a
few years old. built by Paul T
Stone. containing rooms. ; bed
rms, . baths, recreation rm.: ex-
tremely large wooded lot, completely
fenced A real pick up. Call ME:
1l43 until 8 pm, j. WESLEY
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1915 10th ST. NV.
Near 18th and You sts Ideal for
professional man. stone and brick
construction, fs massive rooms, "a
baths, h,-wh, ere escapes Priced
10 sell Immediately. This is q real
buy. Moderate down payment
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
e03 H st. NV, Realtors. Ma S4lI.
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14th a. KENNEDY SITS. NV,

IA rms, 81. baths; exclusive location
Colonial red brick. 3-car garage. A
lovely home for refined living. Owner
leaving fer Fla. Price, 900;
$4,000 cash. Call Mrs. Beale, RA.
0036. RE. 1915. CHAPMAN REAL
ESTATE. "a
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Q05 VARNITM ST

Vacant Immed. poss.; 2 extra rooms
in attic: oil hot heat. ReaS
down payment and terms arranged
HARRY DREISEN. 616 Bond Bldg
Ma 7Tro 90
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BETHESDA. MD
RT,AGDEN AVE,

BLAGDEN AVE.
Everything the discriminating pur-
chaser may require. Beautiful 1st
floor plan consists of entrance hall,
living room. dining room, kitchen,
and bath on End floor; 2 bedrooms
and bath on 3rd;, recreation room
in basement; attractively landscaped
lot; very convenient location; close
to Rock Creek Park.
FRED A, SMITH co.
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GEORGETOWN

Det. brick, recently remodeled; Z
rooms. 2 baths, eas furnace. patio,
garden. service entrance. Easy A.
nancing; S23,750 For details call
Mrs. Matthew Finn, DU. 1894.
SANDOz, INC. 2 Dupont Circle.
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MICHIGAN PARK
RIVER TERRACE
WOODBRIDGE

34ne Block Clay st--S5tfJ eoxn, So
per month toyei- rss.. .es nsat
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
UNExCELLED FINANCING
Lovely new sll-brick home on corner
lot. facing Govt. park, in a very ex-
elusive section of expensive homes;
I spacious rooms. 2 baths and mod
ern kitchen; large first trust; So, 500
down payment, Exclusive with Ted
Bair Of JAMES I. DIXON e. CO.
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EDWARD r CARR
$3.50 DOWN

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re SS1FA hsMas - E&t ~ Nsv3S
sseA raAs ea2& Fs- Asss.
zssa4 So ssAS meat tAts sayrsssgs
8ks FNEt s&nSsakNBg FR 81 hassss
a4srs $50 FFAHRR -FNGFNfHs
RIA ~ CO VI see tses Oh
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'COIORED-S4as DOWN

Vacant, loysiy hsrm hrtgk haHs via
h ~ h bath gBmnistsit SSass a.
mod ifnpfe feNrmtnt4 AgffS OF 4 ~
kn Move If Win esPatit FtR& T
NATIONAL RkALTY CCshP illt
VI ave sw RE 9Aai uk oTsAs
COLORED-sEE TODAY
18Th ana u sa ss Levels Celsatst
brick a rmt hath nlts Rnfvsss.
iArse back yard. hwh tts Ess
sanshls gsfms Si4i SCI tass
nAAtEL DiENEN \ co, 81 sAAa
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New Homes-Porter Street
Near Conn. ave. Direct ffom builder
Fully detached, high class. custom
best materials used in construction !:
many special, features. Inspection
by appointment only. ELDEA CO,
EEtiidApE R@I- "a
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HoUSfs FoR SAlE-ksrsk~sss
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

CcaeFe6-yacsnf4 renovated; 81 p a
HARRY DREisEN ala Reas El6s 50
Ma. T71s. eves- sH -s@e -@@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
7 rinidod Boys Club Facing
Shutdown as Fund Drive Fails

A fund drive of the Trinidad
Boys Club has begged down 50
badly that the club may have 70
close within 10 days. unless addi-
tional funds are raised. according
TO Fred z. Nalley, club director.
Il haven't had a cent of pay
since November IL" said Mr..
Nally, who Ia 1947 received q civic
service award from the Junior
Board Of Commerce for his boys
club work.
The clubs drive for s2S. 900 be-
gan December % and was due to
run q month. So far. $500 has
been raised. the director said.
The club. located at l1ls Wiley
street NE. has $50 members.
At present. funds from week to
week for operating expenses are
raised through bingo games and
entertainment. he said. Mr..
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Nalley said the club Is In debt nov
and Is In danger of losing it, band
and other activities.
We'll certainly fold no unless
We get help soon. declared Mr..
Naliy. who founded the club more
than four years ago. We've al
ways had trouble raising funds.
but never this much"
Other Embarrassing drives con-
Quoted recently may have drawn
away possible contributors, he said
Right now we've got 90 boys
who want to play baseball and
not a single bali or bat" he point
ed out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05

A bin to authorize the aeoutsI-
ton Of additional land for the
Manassas va National Battle
field Park was approved by unan-
inious consent In the House yes
terday and sent 70 the Senate
The measure. sponsored BY
Representative Smith. Democrat.
of Virginia. would permit the
Secretary OF the Interior to obtain
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land 70 ccrnect the present
separated portions Of the park
winch commentaries the GNU
War Battles Of Bull Run.
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Crocodile SnarIs Traffic

A six-foot crocodile stopped
traffic La Darwin. Australia. when
It escaped from q truck after hav-
ing been captured on the bathing
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

Others present were Mrs. Lambert
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Baker of Selbyville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Bunting and Norma Lee
of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hudson
and family spent Sunday at Golden
Hill, Md, with Mrs. Hudson's par
ents.
Do yourself a favor by patron
izing the bake and food sale to be
held in the pavilion at Bethany
Beach at 10:30 a. m. on Saturday,
judy 80. This affair is under the
auspices OF the Ladies Auxiliary
Society of the Frankford Presby-
terian Church.
Under the leadership of it's pres
ident, Mrs. James Mitchell, the
class of 1928 of the Frankford
High School held a class reunion
dinner on Saturday evening, July
%, in the Avenue Restaurant al
Rehoboth. The guests of honor
were their former principal, Prof
Clifford E. Timmons and Mrs. Tim
mons of Pennington, N. j., anc
Prof. J. M. Bennett and Mrs. Ben.
nett from Wyoming. Members Of
the class were accompanied by
their wives and husbands. Profess
sor and Mrs. Timmons are vaca
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
State Farm Debt
Is Not Too Big

While Delaware farmers have
spent millions of dollars for inn
provements, soil conservation, and
the purchase of new equipment
since the wars end, farm debt has
made no significant increase; and
savings in cash, bank deposits and
United States Savings Bonds are
at record levels, according to Wal
lace F. McFaul, Cashier, The First
National Bank and Trust Co., Mil
ford, Delaware, who represents the
Delaware Bankers Association as a
county key banker.
Delaware farm families are go
ing through these final months of
adjustment from a war to peace
time economy with very little dis
turbance," Mr.. McFaul said. ''They
are maintaing a sound financial
position; and while they are using
more credit for improvements and
new equipment, their obligations
are being paid off in relatively
short time, and they are adding to
their already substantial financial
reserves"
Reporting ON the results of fifth
national survey of bank lending
made by the Agricultural Commits
sion of the American Bankers As
sociation, Mr.. McFaul said that ito
tai farm debt held by the banks OF
the state at the beginning of 1949
amounted to only about $8,000,00
compared with $7,000,OO0 on Janu-
airy 1, 194S. In addition to this
amount, there are $240,000 in Com
modify Credit Corporation loans
held by the banks cooperating with
the governments farm price sup
port program"
In 194S, the last full year of op
Grafton, the 35 Delaware bank!
serving agricultural communitie'
loaned $3,665,000 to 1,456 farmers
This represents a total of 1871 pc
cent of the farmers in the state. o
the total amount, 1,036 farmer
borrowed from the banks to financ
production in an aggregate amour
/ of $1,946.00. OF this type loan, 5,
10000 was outstanding at the be
, ginning of 1949. Last year, ther
were 42O farmers, Representing
only As per cent of all farmers il
the state, who made farm real es
tate loans in an aggregate amour
of $1,701,O00 The prosperity of tn
farmers is shown by the fact tina
, of these long term debts, ther
were only $5,9S7 900 outstanding a
the beginning of this year. Thi
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
FRANKFORT
Local University of Delaware
Student To Wed

Local University of Delaware
Student To Wed
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Margaret E..
Haldeman, daughter of Mrs. John
M. HaIdeman and the late Mr..
Haldeman of Haddon Heights, N.
j., and William S. Long, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Long of
Frankford. The wedding will take
place on August 20.
Mr.. Long, a G. l. student at the
University of Delaware, is men,
ber of the Phi Kappa Tau Frater-
nifty. The bride-to-be is a sister of
Mrs. Ward w. Dasey, Jr., of Frank
ford.
Stanley Maziarz, popular man
ager of the Dagsboro Recreation
! Center, celebrated his birthday on
Friday, July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Rogers, for
merly of Athens, Ca, are the proud
parents of an infant son, Jonathan
Merle, born in the Beebe Hospital
last Wednesday, July 20.
Miss Edith Hudson spent the past
weekend in Atlantic City, N. j.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John S
Tingle, Jr., and Mary Jane, at theil
Bethany Beach cottage are Mrs
| Tingle's sister, Miss Olive West
and friend, Miss Mackenzie, ol
Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. A. Smith and two daugh,
ters, the Misses Jeanne and Mar
guerite Smith of Painesville, Ohio
are making an extended visit t.
their son and brother, the Rev
Thomas 1. Smith at the manse OIL
Thatcher street. On Tuesday MI
Smith returned home from the
Beebe Hospital.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Maziaz ant
children Phyllis Mary and Sonia
entertained to Sunday dinner a
Fenwick Beach as a family re
union in honor of the safe returl
from another voyage of Mrs. Ma
ziaz's father, Lambert Campbell
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

tioning at Fenwick Island this
month. Prof. Benefits natal day is
Friday, July 29.
The Rev. Mr.. Everett of Reho-
both, a veteran of so years in the
pulpit, came from retirement on
Sunday and filled the pulpits of
the Frankford and Ocean View
Presbyterian Churches in the alb
sence of the regular pastor, Rev.
Smith.
Aunt Suzy sez: Our material
possessions, like our joys, are en-
hanced in value by being shared.
Hoarded and unimproved property
can afford satisfaction only to a
miser."
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

was an advance of about $1,500,0O0
in farm mortgages over the previ-
Gus year. The total of all bank-held
farm debt on January l, 1949, was
S,173, 900.
"The farm mortgage debt in
Delaware remains only about one
half of what it was in a compar-
able period after World War l."
Mr.. McFaul pointed out
Mr.. McFaul stated that farm bor-
rowings are usually a reliable in
dicator of the economic position of
agriculture and that one of the
brightest aspects of the present
situation is the fact that the aver
age loan per borrower during 194S
for production purposes was only
81 1896 and the average loan made
on farm real estate was only S4,-
$50.
Cash reserves held by Delaware
farmers, which are being consis-
tently increased, are estimated to
be sufficient to retire all farm
debit Mr.. McFaul said However
the farmers are wisely holding the
reserves as a safeguard against
emergencies and to enable them tc
buy new equipment and make farm
improvements. The big demand fol
new equipment to replace that
worn out during war years appears
to have been satisfied There is q
statewide trend among farmers tC
improve livestock and crops and tC
practice modern conservation
methods and land management
This trend insures a steady i'm
provement in the condition of ag.
riculture for many years in the fu.
ture."
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29
EPWORTH

Epworth Sunday School picnic
will be held at Colchester, Md, on
Thursday, August 4th. The bus will
leave at $3.50 a. m, from the home
of Mrs. Reuben Riley and will stop
at Nelson's store. In case of bad
weather the picnic will be post
poned until the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schiff OF Pres
ton, Nd, Mrs. Jenning and son OF
Portsmouth, Va. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Dearth, Jr.. of Milford, Mr..
and Mrs. George Mcdowell and
Mrs. Lyle Black and son were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nc
lowell on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and
children were Dover shoppers on
Saturday and Sunday, they visited
Lewes Beach.
Miss Bernice Lare was visitor
of Virginia and Margaret Smith On
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anthony and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Riley and
daughter were Rehoboth visitors
on Sunday
Mrs. Alonzo Stuart and daughter
Betty visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Howard and Mr. and Mrs. John
Venson of Laurel, on Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Boyce of Seaford, is 9
house guests Of her niece, Mrs. AL
cnzo Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathon Adams
and two children of Wilm., were
dinner guests Sunday evening Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Elliott
we're callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Smith, Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Adams
Mrs. Roger Adams and daughter
Pauline and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Adams and son were Rehoboth Wis
itors on Sunday.
Mrs. Leighton Loockerman ant
Miss Emma Loockerman of Draw
bridge, Miss May Loockerman o
Milton and Master Richard Loock
erman of Wilm., were luncheon
guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. J
G. LOockerman and daughter.
Miss Mary r. Loockerman ha
recently been elected member O
the Delaware Chapter of tn
Daughters of the National Societ
CT Daughters of American Colon
lists.
Callers of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lo
Ockerman and daughter have bee
chief justice Charles S. Richard
OF Georgetown; Mr.. and Mrs. o. "
Handy and Mrs. Viola Ellwange
Of fredericksburg; Mrs. Blanch
Dimes, Miss Katie Kinder, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Mcdowell, Mrs. Lyl
Black and son, Mr. David Richard
Mr.. Grover Dickerscn, Mr.. Mix
Malfitano and Mr.. Axel Hollengril
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

Cheese will be hard and tough
if it is cooked too long or at too
high temperature. When dish
containing cheese is baked in the
oven it's a good idea to keep the
temperature moderate. When a
cheese combination is cooked on
top of the range it should be put
in a heavy saucepan and the heat
kept very low, or put in a double
boiler over hot, not boiling, water
Milford chronicle., 1949-07-29

The Bureau of Reclamation't
first major storage dam was the
Roosevelt, on the Salt River in
Arizona, which was dedicated in
7911.
Evening star., 1949-11-19
D. {. Building Permit,
Issued During Week
Mount 10 S671,7N

Valuation Of building permits
issued during the past week by
the Central Permit Once, Room
108, District Building. amounted
to $67l,74s, nearly double the
total Of q week before.
Largest single authorization was
for q $125, 900 warehouse to be
built at 2150 Twenty-fifth place
NE. for w. D. Campbell Co. OF
Washington.
Permits approved by the bureau
included:
Reber. X: Sanford, owner and euildeT'
Ssnsmysrs, SAM M' srchisset: t"; to erect one ):
5S III ri :;'::s H. e
s4s5 a7fs Sennns TiTssss seaS NJ
myers. architect; to erect one 1-story
s csPo and .afsst 4sa q sSss
s..nth u street SnHssR SW. IS ski1fer % V dsrr..t.
builders. l?1e ! street NV; Faulknerd aulkknaeerd
srss sW g erse one e2o
story brick and concrete warehouse; $3.50 215o
Twenty-ffth place NE: to cost S125,o0O.
Warehouse and shop.
Gichner Realty, Inc, owner. 34O5 Wood
s nuna d01s " bW suas5 nss
snS sfs5 s1f isSo ksaas street sz
Felix M.rcheriani, owner and builder.
1918 Randolph street NE; George T.
santmyer architect; to erect Sa. eight t,,,Nws two
To r.
gase saas nGs s :r.ss cd. W SeR
street NV: to cost $4,000. ,r,
Dorothy tr.st W'oR Hw ownsE e.uson sns
aS :S. ssso 7sS as24 s..en ..s s'fsts
shoreham Hotel Corp. owner. builder Y d
and architect; $500 Calvert @ G street toncrst: MW;
:4s.s :ss,s0R sR sel0s sss Sef s100 Calvert
"a Mfts Puss.r.n nna ssy ssrsss rw Snds
selssted; Dsunit = ssrssnt; architects; .. tna
1872 Arksnsss svsnHs f 70 ersss
70 ess cost So isEs7.ooo.
University Aysnus Dwellings,.
W. c. & A. N. Miller DEVELOPMENT Co,
avenue NV: Z. 4. spsno. architect: TO
in:, aa., s$iS.eoo1 $7s4 University avenue NV; to
GecrSs ?. Mandes Construction Co..
NV: Milton ]. Prassas, architect, 1887
Harvard street NV; to erect four i
story. briek, cindes block and frame 1ns
NV. and 1917 Roxanna road NV; to
Mr.. and Mrs. william M. Acton, oxn-
ward Hyde, builder, t918 Second place
NV; Evan J. Conner. architect, g27
Tifteenth street NV; to erect one Y.
Elmer Young, owner, sa3 L street NE;
builder not selected; q. T. Santmyers'