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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
Wade Takes On
Ocean Springs
In Deciding Tilt

The payoff game in the hot Sc
ries being fought out between the
Wade baseball team and the
Ocean Springs Independents will
be played at ingalls, field, Pasca-
goula, starting at $3.50 Sunday.
The two teams. each of which
has now won and lost two games,
picked a neutral diamond on
which to play the deciding tilt.
They have been alternating be-
tween Wade and Ocean Springs.
Last Sundays game found
Wade, on the strength of j. 7.
Bishops arm and bat, winning
So and tying up the series.
1t was Bishops second straight
five-hitter. Ocean Springs won
the first two games and seemed
on the verge of a walk-away in
the series, which will decide the
champs in the South Mississippi
Amateur Baseball League.
Bishop Hits Too
Besides his stingy pitching,
Bishop banged out four hits in
five times up, knocking in two
runs.
Owen Davis, Wade manager.
returned to the lineup and got
three for four. one of them a long
double that brought two runs
around.
Cleve Cumbest, Wade leftfield-
er, also got three hits. Ocean
Springs scored single runs in the
first, fourth and eighth on hits
by Beaugez, Dalgo and a long fly
by Catcher Tony Catchot.
Wade's second inning, in which
they scored four, was enough to
win the game. They were made
on Cumbest's single, a fielder's
choice, Davis double, Cliff John
sons single and a two-run single
by Bishop.
Ocean Springs manager IS
Cyril Ryan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16

Frank tPinkyl Higgins holds
the major league record for hits
in succession-l2 made in 1888.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16

and Charles Terrell.
The Rebels open with three
non-conference foes and then face
seven straight loop opponents, in
GLIDING the defending champion
McCoinb Tigers and runnerup
Brookhaven Panthers.
Natchez High opens here to-
night with Yazoo City. The rest
of the schedule:
Sept. 25-Columbia there.
Sept. 30-G. c. M. A. here
Oct. 7-Brookhaven here
Oct. l4-Hattiesburg there
Oct. 2l-McComb here
Oct. 28-Moss Point here
Nov. 4-Greenville there
Nov. ll-Vicksburg here !.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-09-16
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
AMAZING
IN ONE HOUR

BY using TE-oL. a STRONG. pene-
frating fungicide. you REACH imbed-
dsd germs to kill ON CONTACT. You
hold INSTANTLY. NOW. you must be
pleased or your 3sc back from amy
druggist. Today at Palace Pharmacy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAU

A. siO Sunday Fsb 90 the Sunday evening salon. at the
Halle q Brown community house. recital Of young people
will be given Those appearing the program will he Janice
Ponder and Julia Jones the piano Roberta Jones and
Mnrnhnih Allan On the Ninlln
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
AARS. W. o. BROWN NEW
CHAIRMAN Y.W.c.A.'S
PUBIC AFFAIRS UetIT

Mrs. w. d. Brown. newly APP
pointed chairman Of the public af-
fairs committee Of the Y.w.C.A.,
Is In charge Of plans for q meeting
OF electoral members Of the As
ISOLATION TO be held on Thursday
evening. Feb. ~. at 7:3O. 20 discuss
the proposed public affairs pro-
gram TO be voted on upon at the
coming national convention Of the
organization in San Francisco. In
preparation for the discussion Mrs.
Brown has issued an opinion poll
TO all electors a. . device for
learning their attitudes twOard
specific actions in the areas Of
civil rights, social and economic
welfare. international relations,
education and health.
Discussion at the membership
meeting viii center upon those
questions on which electoral opin-
Ton u most varied. The delegation
Of fourteen from Minneapolis
which win be headed by Mrs. r. q.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

Miss uhaFiaIta Wilson was en-.
teTtRlned Saturday. Feb, ~. with
q surprise birthday party given by
her parrntA. Mr., and Mrs Oscar
Oliver. At their home at B8a W,
Central Ave. Quests present wSrr
airline Allison, Margaret Walden.
DelortH Walker. Ruth Davis. Ruth
Manning. Thelma Miller, Mary
Richards, Wanda Owens, ethel
Manning, Albert Durahd. Afford
Henson, Frank Winfield. Edward
Hicks, InmAn johnson Charles
Curry and Kenneth Robinson
Charlotte received many lovely
HiftA.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of I.asal
bi8 Dining Car Employees Union.
had = large attendance st ia
regular monthly meeting Thursday
evening. Feb. 10. At the homo "
Mrs. e. Gilmore, 900 Rohds Ave-,
An wives whoae haahaAaA AFs
members Of the union are eligible
10 membership IN this auxiliary
and are urged 10 join Each one Ii
Invited 20 como 10 the next meet.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
TELL YOUR FAMILY ABOUT Z.

II Will save time In getting pay.
ments started n they have your
card.
.. They don't have 10 pay AnyOD"
10 get benefits for them. A. the
nearest field office of the Social
Security Administration they viii
9ecsivs, free Of charge. all the help
they need In ming . claim. II they
do not know where the social o.
cuTity field office IL, they can ask
At the post Offices.
4. In case yoS die. they should
flIe claim promptly. Survivor ben'
sfts are retroactive . m0nths.
that ia. they may only b. dated
back 3 months PRIOR 10 the flung
Of claim. even though The death
occurred nnayn months earlier, II
your family fIes claim In The 9Th
month after the month In which
you die. thsy may lose 1 months
payments, A claim for . lump
sum death bensfIt must b. fiied
within . years Of your death
In a recent article 80 painted
out that retirement benefitA under
Federal Old-AEs and Survivors
Insurance may only bs paid "
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

HELEN SMITH Of independence through ability
had felt I'd among
food when pre-
PArAOn of Shmp orOSiA rich lobster thedOr chicken
mbO rab and other such crAns But AlaA the good old Amr
kidney proved TO be my undoinE
M tAhs any OoafOsa from n" tAOt kAAsy stew
bFewed the acAAsL fAtA % ah Ood PssOAa medical
ChOaRsm tAssvav SAlas AIsO
win Tn ~lCa lOurAAl Cor POstey
and psEAaps rArk That Say wAppsA up mean stow" An Of
wnIcn uAn Snlm % m.r 10 Anh thaa AAaD OGlnE n,ls
pot could az parAla a. weeks
90 mAIsr thOat operAoa (D Ioss % thirty pounds
WEht hospital and the prospect
SnsAs CosvHIsnG "sSuSh % ahs aAySa" OSG OSS"
At what they eat
only given inlrAvsnsoUsly
AmnS and liquids through tube inserted into VSn) To
you imagine all
ehops swimming In rich brown gravy and SteGnE sccunt rOAS
with all trimmings Visions Of elaborate beautiful
delicious such tho oOorUd
SeconS marched through mind and seemed 50 real
smell them did take long to realize that
food l smelling but the usual hospital Odoa
seriously now. yea how much Apprr.
dated you pI for blood or me In year column Eydcat you
largo following many pcopc responded ThaAks Hl
shall b. eeTAAy GTNteS 20 all thos" Who offered
blood accepted Wr hosc who TR"Fr
many WNosc Do not knew and cannot
personally bus Win thank all Of thoSe
know for
You know Helen being living away
Of touch with the people
used For the past few have been living more or
completely and radio and
with small circle Of fendS In situation of this kind
people and that had surely
done Then this thing happened To me ana was amazed ana shocked
by great NpreaS"d desire 90
help any could Aner that felt humble and
ashamed People pretty swell after all aren't they
Inons husbands who hitherto
pemeal preparations literally
.n1rv over their wives shoulder. demanding 10 know what 10 going
on They o u the food freHh - when was u
property cooked and etc They
pong pryng kitchen dish of food with
suspicion actually invading tle DOMAIN unforVsabs
worried husbands and ohera There have only
type Of food In medical history and
Minneapolis that Ike good
present food cooking
would render harmless" 30 husbands fellow Eour
approach table at msams with
smell these heavenly mouth
watering Settle yourself AVorte place stretch your
legs under pick up your fork with
afraid. attack with Eusto
Sincerely.
Maxwell
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
Younger Bet Enjoy
Ann BannArns
BirthdaV PARTY

Saturday, Feb, 3. birthday
party was given at the Sterling
club honoring Miss Shirley Ann
BannArn, In celebration Of her
ninth birthday
Her young guests were Joyce
Mean. Donna Mae Davis, Patricia
LeWts. Leonard Davis. Jr.. Wilma
Neal. Gloria Jean BAnnaTn.
Charles Mcintosh. Lawrence Whit.
more, Herman Haskins, judy BlAk.
ey. Euiis Pierce, Anthony Ellis.
Gloria Mcintosh. George Sanders.
Arlene Hammond. Carol Sanders,
CariAraye Simmons. Henristts
Bobo, MarIens BaronA. LORETTA
Grant, Bonnie Lou Tucker. Charles
Horn Hickman. and BurnettA Sim.
mons.
Hosteases for the occasion were
Mrs, Margaret James, eva Bail.
Jewell Bobo and Mas Charlotte
Doyle.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

Under FEDERAL OId-AEe and
Survivors Insurance. survivor bcne-
fits are payable 10 your depend
ents when you die-no matter
what your age 10 At the time.
Strangely. many workers families
stiIl do not realize they have this
protection.
Your wife and child cannot re-
oeive social security benefits until
you reach 90 and stop working
But thsy can get survivor benefits
n you die-before or after Is
provided you are insured at the
time. They may receive monthly
benefits or q lump sum, depending
on who makes up your family
But almost always. something IL
payable 70 your family ct the time
Of your death.
Therefore, a. . person who In
building social insurance Protsc-
ton On the JOB. you are urged 70
make u your business 70 TELL
YOUR FAMILY that:
l. II you de, thsy may b. shEi-
bic for monthly oId-ags and sur
Vfvors insurance bsnsfita Widows
with children under - In their
care get special Consideration n
you have neither wife nor child
but pour parents are dspendent
upon you. ten your parents that
" you de thsy may BE- eligible foe
monthly benss1ta q age % 90
later. n you have no children. your
wife should not wait until me IL
g % fiIs claim foF bensflts. sbs
may BE shgibis for o h1np-S1n
death benefit Tha time for claim.
ing this expire, . years AFTER the
date % dsath
q Yoa have o social security
card Ten yOuS family wbsFs yOa
keep n In oass q your asath thsy
alould take 70 10 TIA nearest 30
eiai Security AdninlstFstIoa fleId
offlce and flIs . elaim for bsnsflts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

Ing 20 be- held Thurnday evening,
March 10, az the home of Mira r
Cunningham, 900 Fuller Ave, All
members may invite their hus'
hands for the social hour following
the business nsasion from pla0 ON,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathanlcl Galloway,
TOO Rondo Ave, celebrated their
seventh wedding anniversary Tues.
day, Frb. 10 They have three
daughters,
Tho American Legion Auxiliary
held . luncheon and meeting Mon.
the meeting they discussed the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
CHATTER PATTER
BY HELEN SMITH

ccantsFNcRg the 81 last a
written = 10 Joke about a.
John Maxwell picture story
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
Sincerely
John Maxwell

their care and f0T the children II
In the carr % someone other than
. widow.
JImp-Gum death bensfits may
also b. paid on q currently insured
status. All other types ~ benefits
require that thu worker must have
established himself ~ fully In
sured.
TIE worker who has Told hts
family about the benefits they may
receive has taken the longest step
be can 90 make sure the prOtsctlon
he IL building for them viii get 20
them.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

MIA Norton w. Parker. l220
18th Ave. NJ, gave q party in
honor Of her husbands birthday
Saturday, Feb, IL The persons pre-
sent at the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Coles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Patrick. Miss Nellie
Greer. Mr. Charles Peterson. and
Mr.. Willie Wheaton, st. Paul.
Mrs. Joan Wilson. 1908 Fifth
Ave NJ, returned from Toronto.
Canada where she attended the
funeral Of her mother, Mrs. Marie
Robideau.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
ct, PAUL BUsINEsB
MAN WEEDS oHIuA0oAN

Matt Johnson, proprietor Of
Three Pals Tsproom. 57p Carroll
Ave-, At Western, was married
Thursday, Feb, I, 10 Miss EiiGa.
beth In Chicago, Miss Jones' home
IL In Cincinnati. Ohio, IRE couple
are now aI home at p22 Churpdll
Ave-. g. raul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18
MiIl City Visitors
Return 20 California

Mrs. Anna Mae Pitts returned
TO Los Angeles. Calf, Jan. %. AZ.
ter Visiting her husband. Roy
Pitts. I00SH E Franklin. and
friends for one week.
While In Minneapolis Mrs. nttA
was the recipient Of many fAvors
from numerous friends.
Mr.. Pitts. who IL employed by
the Rock Island Railway company
has been q resident OF Mtnneapo.
liz for four years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

me
Dear Helen:
You can imagine what blow TO my pride In my
culinary art u must have BEEN To discover had
cooked up q pot % polson for myself In the last
few years ! had come 10 think quite the boy
with pots and paRa Long ago graduated nom cat.
ing out of cans. making cheese and cracker sand.
witches, depending On the vAGarios OF tho chef In
the local restaurant fate suffered by most Of my
fellow bachelors. Indeed had gained a wonderful
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-02-18

Powers. president win include
members OF the board Of directors.
staff. committees, two young busi-
ness women and and two Y-Teena.
Evening star., 1949-02-27

IT'S SMART to use telephone.
Avoid wasting time and money to
see homes that don't fill the bill.
Call US and see If these properties
At your needs-if not, let us help
you. Look:
Bungalow. new, frame, $10,35O
Brick bungalow, S11.000.
3 bedrms., Ia baths; brick; $14,-
And other fine homes for sale.
LINCOLN INVESTMENT CO., OW.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
SUBURBAN sALE-viRGlkIA
0RETI,EVTTE FOREST'

Exhibit home and field ONCE open
today and Sunday, 2 pm. to s pm.
Quality housing on wooded, beauti-
full rolling homesites Of from "
acre UP and with from SOFT. 'front.'
age. Highly restricted. Towering
hardwood trees. Some with streams.
some with view of golf course ana
some overlooking Washington. Lo-
Gated in nearby Virginia, within
four miles of Washington, near the
extension Of the George Washing
ton Memorial blvd which is now
being completed along the rivers S
edge. Overlooking the golf course
of the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club. 400 ft. elevation. The
proven community of individually
designed better-type homes. No two
alike. All improvements in. We will
assist you in designing, building and
financing your home. Illustrated
brochure upon request. Directions
to reach: Over Key Bridge and bear
right on Lee hwy, continue on Lee
hwy. 2 and $40 miles to Military
rd., right on Military rd. l and 4/10
miles to house opposite golf course
exhibit home sign); or cross Chain
Bridge. bear left on Glebe rd. to
Military re-, and left on Military
rd. to house opposite golf course.
GEORGE MASON GREEN co.
exclusive agents., CHI. 1898; ewes.
and Sim al. 92DS -o-
Evening star., 1949-02-27
REAL RAMBLER
ANNAPOLIS ROAD

At Lanham. Shear beauty makes makes
soiar House in passing. Three pic
ture w1dows, side 2spiaee BY sioe ia nfw the
nsToiiet ioored lovely wood paneled
vps room amt master mast sDaF 6faF0G% room ans IS
nice. but the kitchen is SO splenold
that that wives rave about it and, and linseI nss1
one quite so good. The built-in ga
rage contains a hobby workshop.
The basement recreation room,
6n feet long, contains second fire.
mace of the heatilator type. There
Is an oversize oil &C: heating unit; unit
also on the second floor; II you
Ions for elbow sl room esnvics with 1o sxcepi sFI
snnrove Of this property which has
6een reduced from ,S25 600 to
800 900, exclusive and shown by
appointment;
A. STANLEY MOREAU
le17 ANNAPOLIS I'd. WA. 2571'
eves., WA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
NEW HOMES
OPEN | PM TILL DARK

Brick bungalows, built of the finest
materials; large living room with
fireplace, Kitchen. beautifully equip
ped; 2 large bedrooms; tile bath;
dry basement; $1,000 down to vet
erans: other terms for nonyeterans.
We also have two of the large B.
room, 2-story brick and shingle
homes left: dry basement, gas &C.
heat; all metal kitchen. fireplace;
large level lot; 1880 down to q
rections: Out Bladensburg rd. to
Peace Cross, right on Defense hwy,
3l2 miles to exhibit home on left.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
1901 3sth ST., Brentwood, Md. WA,
1855. UN. 1855. II
Evening star., 1949-02-27
OPEN 2 TO $50
1872 WASHINGTON Ave,

Falls Church: 3-bedroom brick bun-
galow. Sl3,250, on nicely landscpd.
corner. SOxl20: full bsmt.. oil heat,
prox. $500 cash. $500 1st trust
payable S57 so per mo-; immed poss.
Should go G1. To reach: Drive out
Lee blvd: Ia miles past Seven
and drive l block to S32 and open
Evening star., 1949-02-27
T. BROYHILL & SONS
"'7'' 70 =
BY OWNER

Solid brick bungalow. charming liv.
rm with open stairway and firepl.,
table W space: ' ; bright IT. bedrms % and i'd
colorful tiled bath, md fir. thor
oughly insulated, plastered, oil
pastels: has bedrm. 16x1s, sewing
rm., 1lxl2, walk-in closet with
light; beaut. bsmt. with 2l-ft. rec
rm., pine paneled, and tiled fir,
trance, oil INV h; level lot with
shade trees and picket fence. on
quiet street of individually designed
homes, yet only 3 blocks to bus,
shop. and schools. OW. 1914. no
agents -oS
Evening star., 1949-02-27
I ACRE AND A HOME
Open Today, l to S
Leesburg Hunt Country

We have for sale s-room, 1Ka-bath
stone house, situated on 30 acres of
beautiful land with, a long frontage
on the Leesburg pike, Just Is miles
beyond Falls Church, Va. On the
st floor are living room with IRE
place. dining room with fireplace.
beautifully equipped kitchen, q
study and bedroom with tiled "a
bath; on the end floor are 3 large,
bedrooms and full tiled bath. There
are large porches at both front and
rear of house. Other buildings in,
clude Broom tenant house ard
chicken house. A lovely large stream
crosses property. Can purchase as
a whole for S29.500. or on 25 acres
at $4,000 or On 90 acres at
$4,000. To reach: Drive northwest
out Leesburg pike l 5 miles beyond
traffic light at Falls Church to our
sign on left-hand side Of road.
Stanley R. Rowland Co., Inc.
l1S East Board st. Realtors. FA.
29l9 ewes FA OS4o
Evening star., 1949-02-27
SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA

BARGAIN-$i,4OO FULL PRICE
IL acres, with 3-rm. cottage, stu
beautiful countryside; 90-ft. drill
well, tested and approved; electric
installed, outdoor fireplace, 1.OOO-ft.
front on State I'd. Don't delay on
this one. Owner sacrificing for
quick cash deal. PENTAGON
REALTY co. Fairfax 3AR =21
Evening star., 1949-02-27
ARLINGTON

Wynnewood subdivision. 1850 No
Jefferson st.-Large rambler. nearly
completed. Purchaser may select
own color scheme Open every
day. Also 6-rm. brick ready tc
occupy Can be seen any time by
contracting owner at above address
House has . master bedrms. with
n baths. rec. rm; can be pur-
chased under CT terms with $4,000
Evening star., 1949-02-27
UNUSUAL

Attractive design with desirable coun-
try club location; 2-door beamed
and pine-paneled living room with
fireplace, paneled den, unique dining
room, , bedrooms and > baths all
on LIST floor; unfinished recreation
room and fireplace together with
maids room in basement; attached
garage and workshop. Large wooded
lot. Price and property merit in
spection.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson blvd, GIL. or OK. 27S4
Evening star., 1949-02-27
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGINIA
N ARLINGTON

Lovely semidet. brick. 5 rms, tile
bath. sun deck, perfect cond.; good
neighborhood; 5 min. to Wash;
conv. to everything. Price. S12,50O.
SUBURBAN REALTY CO., OW.
62S2, OW. 6174; weekdays, GIL.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
Best; Buv Around D. G..

Best Buy Around D. z.
Brick Colonial bungalow, 2 bedrms.,
lge. wooded lot. paved streets; mn.
Frigidaire; nr. churches, schools
shop center, Is min. D. C. Price;
S12,95O. Easy terms or reduced
for lge. cash pymt., 5414 Gallatin;
Rogers Hts For directions call
OWNER, WA. 1897 or DE. 1909.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
BEST SECTION
OF RIVERDALE

Er. transportation and stores-This
attractive Groom and bath home is
an excellent value; fireplace in liv-
ing room. full basement, storase
attic, storm windows. oil INV. heat;
garage: level lot 55x150: priced At
Cali Mr.. Engie. GE. 1888, with
REHTZEI DI 21Of
Evening star., 1949-02-27
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

The address is 161: oakcrest dr.,
and 1t will be open for inspection
all day Sunday for your convenience.
1t is a center-hall entrance; living
room with open fireplace. dining
room. very large kitchen. Frigidaire,
stove and ample built--in cabinsts,
center hall has coat closet and in
cased stairway to second floor with
linen and cedar lined. All bedrooms,
3 OF them, large: separate entrances
and private: the master bedroom
has private bath and another full
bath for guestrooms. The basement
Is high, dry. light and airy. has
oil a.-c heat, copper piping and
plumbing, tubs, etc. This house
was custom-built in the era when
homes were built to last and is in
perfect condition, on a corner lot
75xl00, with garage. See. 1t to-
day, now. The price for quick action
is S22,350. on terms. to be ar
ranged
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
2"o6 Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria,
Va. Phones AL. 001S or 1E. 2442
"The Old Reliable 0ff1ce ~
Evening star., 1949-02-27
ATTENTION VETS

ATTENTION, VETS
With 5000 to 81 300 cash, we, now
have several brick and frame bung,
financing and others, that we be-
lieve will be approved, in the
Hyattsville area. This is rare
opportunity, don't miss it. Call
WA. $500 or UN. 30S3 for ful!
into. PERRY BOSWELL INC 33oo
Evening star., 1949-02-27
ANDRAHY

On a. level fertile acres with stream
An unusually fine. appealing prop
erty house is in excellent condition
bedrooms "a baths; the beautiful
indeed be hard to duplicate The
house sets wei back among huge
trees with long tree-lined driveway
approach. White board fence ano
an interesting gate surrounds prop
erty. Approximately 500 #. frontage
at the entrance combined with in
terror present a late 18th century
air. Remodeled and rebuilt in 194l
with an architect and an interior
decorator. First floor: An unusually
beautiful main stairway with. bras:
dow. spacious reception hall, crystal
electric fixtures. 2"-foot drawing
room, fireplace with a rare old man
tel CWedgewood design beautiful
cornice. opening on large open
porch, presenting long pastoral
3 #. by a IT. g in; beautiful rock
crystal chandelier. lovely powder
room. long hall to huge double mod
ern equipped kitchen and lock pan
try. Second floor: C3 stairwaysl
master bedroom, l 3 ft. 3 in. by 81
full sunken bathroom and sun deck
Two other bedrooms with dressing
room and bath each. One other
bedroom and private bath Stairs to
a large finished storage attic. Full
basement. oil h.-w.h., copper water
pipes. laundry, wine room. 3-car
attached and heated garage. serv-
ants lavatory. Metal roof. copper
cutters. House equipped with serv-
ants bell system. There is in addi-
tion quaint servants cottage tcould
be a guest cottagel. barn. tenant S
house and 2 chicken houses. Land
is practically all clear. level and
fertile. Owner transferred to Cali
fornia. and price has been reduced
to $4,000 First trust of approx
mately $4,000 now on property.
Located ir Fairfax County, about
twelve miles from D. c. Shown by
appointment only Exclusive agent
brokers co-operation invited0
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent. 1901 s. Arlington
Ridge rd.. Arl. Va. OF. S5S6-SO35.
Evening star., 1949-02-27
ARLINGTON

FHA-GI Financing Approx.
Open today ! til dark. Comparison
will. prove that We offer the best in
Country Club area. these homes con-
tain 34-ft. liv. rm. with attached
screened porch, lge din. rm.. de
luxe radio-eauipped kitchen, "a bath
on st A.; 3 lee. bedrms.. / with
way to attic for storage. full bsmt.
with rec. rm. space. toilet. laundry
tubs and outside ent.; on H-acre
level lots, these are the best buys
yet, Directions. Out Lee hwy. to
Falls I'd. left / blk. to Columbus st.. ;
right to houses. Cali w. ERNEST
OFFUTT CO., OW e615; ewes. DE