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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-07
With The
CO>eds

Families of co-eds are invited
to send in their items about their
boys and girls off to school.
Please call PO. 1873 or send
the news to 1460O Euclid ave.
| Packing their belongings are
Garth and jim Griffith, sons of the
A. E. Griffith, 2025 Mt. Vernon
I'd. who will soon be off for an
other school year. Garth studies at
Ann Arbor, Mich. and Jim totes his
books from classes at Ohio Wesley
an.
Jack Wayne Jacobsen, 1885
Shaw ave. has been appointed a
graduate assistant in zoology at
Western Reserve University. After
graduating from Shaw High in
1945, Jacobsen received his ABB de-
gree from Ohio University in June
of this year.
Graduate assistants are selected
on basis of merit from students
who have received the baccalaure-
ate degree and who wish to pur-
sue work leading to their masters
degree.
East Clevelanders who are on
the Deans List at Fem College for
the summer quarter are Nick P.
Passarello, 2036 Hayden ave.; Rob-
ert Schneider, 1872 Euclid ave; !;
Donald C. Jones, 1871 Colt rd.;
Mac Strong, 1924 Shaw ave-; Bart
DiLiddi, 1884 Northfield.
A week at home has been real
vacation for Richard Zimmerman,
877 Nela View rd., who has been
attending the summer session at
Miami University, and who will
report back there for the fall Sc
mester.
Two administrative promotions
in the Reading Improvement Serv-
ice of Western Reserve University
were announced today as a result
of the incorporation of the two
year-old service in the Research
and Service Center.
Mrs. Mary c. Austin, assistant
professor of education, has been
appointed director of the Service.
She moves into the post which Dr.
Jay L. Otis held until he became
director of the Research and Serv-
ice Center this spring.
In addition to her teaching duties
Mrs. Austin has been responsible
for the elementary school division
of the Reading Improvement Serv-
ice and will continue to supervise
its activitieS.
Mrs. Esther McConihe, lecturer
in psychology. now heads the adult
and college division. She replaces
DR.. Jack A. Holmes, former as
sociate professor of psychology.
Jacob T. Hunt, 1857 Mortified
ave., assistant professor of educa-
ton, will continue to direct the
junior and secondary division of
the Service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-07
Youthful AWOL
Run AfouI Of Law

One of two 17-year old AWOL
soldiers from Fort Bragg ran afoul
of police here September 1st as
he was discovered taking gaso-
line from an automobile parked in
driveway on Colt I'd. His pal,
sensing the situation, fled.
The lad, Robert Marshall of Pine
Grove, Pa, told police that he
and Paul Griven, II, of New
York City left camp and went to
Griven's home in New York, from
where they went to Pottsville, Pa,
where they stole the 1910 Chevro-
let in which they drove to Cleve-
land.
Griven, at the wheel, sped away
as Marshall, with two cans of the
gas in his possession, was held
for police.
Police broadcast a description
of Griven and the car. Marshall
was turned over to the military
police.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-07

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Wiles, 1920 Chapman ave., a son,
Robert Earle, Jr., August 23rd.
A son, Joseph John was born
August 26th to Mr.. and Mrs. J. M
Batista, 1928 Hayden ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-07
CAMP FIRE

A "Back to SCHOOL, party is on
the calendar for the Cal-Hi-to
Camp Fire girls, Saturday, Sept
ember 18th when Miss Margaret
Sisk will be the hostess at her
home, 1852 Hillside rd. On the fol-
lowing Monday the girls will meet
to plan their winter program.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
FROM HAINES

o. I. Lewis of Haines is stoppins
at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
CORONATION STONE
IS BELIEVED FOUND

LONDON, Dec. 30-tPl-Scotland
Yard detectives probing in Hyde
Park lake found an object today
of the same size and shape as
Britain's missing coronation stone.
They sent for special tackle to
raise the object from its resting
place. about a mile from Westmin-
ster Abbey where the stone was
stolen on Christmas morning. How
ever, police gave up their efforts to
raise the object until tomorrow
morning.
Police in charge of the operation
said they hoped to be ready to make
the lift about dusk.
Earlier in the day a crowd oil
hundreds groaned when another OBJ
ject seized by the police grapples
turned out to be a rusty old safe.
The uniformed boatmen, who al
ready had found six long-lost park
benches and a variety of common
stones, went back to their dredging
The search in the lake-known as
the Serpentine-was touched off by
an anonymous telephone tip late
yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
teen Ayers ENJOY
CHRISTMAS DANCE,
PARTY FRIDAY EVE

One of the grandest times ever,
according to the enthusiastic COM
ment of its members, was enjoyed
by the Juneau Teen Age Club at its
big Christmas holiday party held
last night in the Club Rooms on
South Seward Street.
The club rooms transformed into
cabaret scene, with candle lighted
tables around the dance floor and
Christmas season decorations, the
teenagers enjoyed a social evening
hey will long remember. Larse
holly wreaths at the big windows
and soft cedar bows twined around
the pillars in the club room were
the gift Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Nor
gan for the occasion.
During the evening varied pro-
gram of singing and skits was pre-
sented by club members. Lyle Man
sons orchestra provided the mus C
for the dancing. Members of the
club spent considerable time and
spared no effort in preparing the
refreshments served during the eve
ming.
Zack Gordon, club director, SUI
pervised the event and acted as
master Of ceremonies, and was
assisted by Elroy MINIS and Dave
Graves. presidents of the club and
The other officers.
The "old folks" who stopped by
enjoyed the event too and a num-
Der of parents and friends who ar
rived on time remained to hear the
program of entertainment.
A small admission charge was
made by the club and the proceeds
will go to the club services fund.
All teen ayers on the Channel
whether or not members of the club
were invited to the event and the
clubrooms were crowded from the
opening until the closing hours.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30

Here are final scores of basketball
games played last night:
Oregon n, Santa Clara So.
Oregon State IS, Portland So
Wash. State 67, Central Wash. AZ
British Col. 81, Seattle Pacific 81
Whitworth 80, Lewis and Clark Sc.
Willamette rs, Chico State 81.
Ore. Tech 81, Southern Oregon 40
Col. of Ida SO, North. Nazarene 46
California 80, Georgia Tech ST.
Southern Cal rs, La. State rs.
Montana State 81. Rocky Mount. So
SMU "A, Texas Tech AS.
New Mexico A. and M. SIS, Hardin
Simmons 81 (two overtimes),
SW Mo- rs, Abilene Christian So
Central Okla. 81, Colo. College ~
Texas Christian So, North Texas SO
Murray (Ky) rs, Southern Ill. 81
Indiana SO, Drake 40.
Michigan State 81, Penn State 43.
Bowling Green 68, Holy Cross 81.
Harvard 48, Chicago 80.
Illinois 88, Butler So.
Fordham SO, John Carroll So.
Princeton SIS, Ohio State 40.
Eastern KY. 70, Miami 90 60.
Marshall 80, Beloit 10 (overtime)
Pennsylvania SO, Stanford So.
Williams SO, Rochester 81.
Villanova 81, Tennessee 70.
Tampa So, Dartmouth SO.
Yale 10, Miami (Fla) 81.
st. Louis 43, Kentucky AZ (overtime)
Bradley 70, Syracuse ga.
Okla. A. and M. 81, Arkansas Al.
Alabama 81, Texas 81.
Vanderbilt 56, Tulsa 49,
Baylor A, Oklahoma City AZ.
Duke IL, North Carolina SO.
Colgate 63, Navy SO.
North Car. State 70, Wake Forest Sc.
Tulane 81, Rhode Island State g..
Minnesota 81, Kansas 81.
Kansas State 70, Nebraska SO.
Oklahoma 81, Missouri Al.
Iowa State So, Colorado 81.
Utah As, Denver 43.
Wyoming SO, Utah State 40.
brigham Young "a, New Mexico S.
Colo. A. and M. IS, Montana 81.
Miss. Southern 70, Tex. Western So
New Mexico Western II, Western
State (Colo) 81.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
TIGHT CONTROL IS
PLACED ON COBALT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30-tR-The
National Production Authority to-
day put sales and use of cobalt
under tight controls to conserve the
metal for defense purposes.
NPA officials said the action
would hit the radio and television
manufacturers extremely hard"
and would affect other civilian pro-
ducts as we'll.
Cobalt is unfamiliar to the av-
,rage American but is used in
many products 1t goes into the
manufacture of the speakers Of
radio and television sets.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
pNA TO FLY $3.50
Lbs. FRESH MEAT
TO ANCHORAGE

Pacific Northern Airlines has
requested an air freighter from An
chorage to pick up consignment
of 6,260 pounds of fresh meat for
Anchorage that was due to arrive
here from Seattle.
Twelve passengers arrived here
from the westward Thursday on
PIMA and ten file VITO Anchorage,
Arrivals from Anchorage were: Len
Johnston, John Alosius, John and
Francis Chinuhuk, Anne Kelley
Sally Nelson. Tom Casey, Ray Rem
shaw, A. Delkittie and M. Logu-
SAX. Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Ludtke came
from Cordova.
Departures included Eugene Tarr
Mildred Young, Kenneth Bertoson
Henry Brown, Chris Sundit, Charles
Iiebhart, H. Harveii. Louis Estes
Col. j. D. Alexander and Dan VAN
derlac.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
BIG GRID GAMES
SCHEDULED DURING
PRESENT WEEKEND

NEW YORK, Dec. Southeast
meets West, and North meets South
today in a prelude to the New Years
football bowl classics.
At San Francisco, the Goth an
nual East-West charity Shrine game
unfolds before an expected 62,00C
fans. And. almost 5000 miles away
at Montgomery. Ala, the Southern
grid forces entertain the North in
the 18th Blue-Gray tussle.
The Eastern All-Stars, led by
Michigan States Everett Grande-
Illus and Don Stonesifer of North
western, rule a 6i2-poiit favorite
to whip the West.
The Westerners, bolstered by Kyle
Rote of SMU; Brad Rowland OF
McMurray. and Whizzer White OF
Arizona State, will be looking fol-
its first victory in four years.
More than 100000 will go to the
Shriners' Crippled Children's hos
pital. Kickoff time at Kezar sta
dunn is 2::30 pm. (PST).
The Southern Stars, although
hobbled with injuries, are slight
favorites against the North. This
too, is a Shrine game, with most
of the receipts going to charity
Some 22,5OO are expected.
Following these two warmups
comes the climax of great season
on Monday-the Rose, Cotton, ST.
gar and Orange bowls.
At Pasadena, California GOD
will try to restore some West Coast
prestige in the Rose Bowl against
Michigan (5-3D, the Western
Conference king.
The Sugar classic, at New Orleans,
finds Oklahoma (9-0) placing 81
game undefeated string on the line
against Babe Parilli and his rough
Kentucky teammates, who won 10
of IL games this fall.
Texas, the Southwest Conference
kingpin acts as host to Tennessee
in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas. Both
clubs, strong through the line, piled
up 81 records.
The Orange Bowl at Miami, Fla,
sends two unbeatens into action
Miami GOD against Clemson
GOD.
There are also several smaller
bowl games.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
Young Porto Ritafl
Dragging, Arrested

DETROIT, Dec. 30-iR-A young
Puerto Rican was arrested by police
here early today after he was re-
ported to have boosted, I'm one
of the gang that tried to kill the
President"
Police identified him as Tomas
Gomez Perez, 81. He was held for
questioning by Federal Secret Serv-
ice agents.
Perez and his roommate, Samuel
Kelly, a Negro, were picked up at
a rooming hsuse. Kelly also was
held without charge for question
ing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night, with two knock
outs, resulted as follows:
At New York Gene Hairston,
1853, New York, knocked out j. T.
Ross, 1929, San Jose, Calf, 8.
AT Hollywood, Calf. = Enrique
Bolan s, 1873, Los Angeles, out
pointed .rote Martinez, 1873, Stock
ton, 10.
At Berlin, Germany-Gene Jones,
209, Camden, NJ, knocked out
Wilson Kohlbrecher, ZIG, Berlin, 3.
At Goteborg, Sweden-Bob Sand
berg, 1877, Rockford, ILL.,, stopped
Ellis Ask, Finland, A.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30

H. j. Floresca of Tenakee is re-
gistered at the Baranof NOEL.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
SCORES OF
BASKETBALL

Here are final scores of basketball
games played last night:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
&asS6i4H
FIRST lNTRA-fLUB
SKI event SUNDAY

The Juneau Ski Club will have
their first intra-club meet of the
season Sunday when the senior
members race against college men,
bers at pm. at the second cabin
of the Douglas Ski trails.
Probable lineup for the seniors
is Minard Mill, Tom Stewart, Dean
williams and william Dean while
the college team will be represent
ed by Jim Rude, Jerry Quicker and
Buddy Hunter. Junior skiers are
considering entering the event and
if so will probably race their stars
Fred Wyller, ackie Gould, Ronnie
Hildre and Dick Keithahn.
Snow conditions Sunday will de-
termine if downhill and combined
races besides the slalom races will
be included in the meet.
Ski instructions planned prev
iously for that day will be post
poned until next weekend.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
CHARLES GOLDSTEIN BACK

Charles Goldstein returned to
Juneau yesterday via PAA after
three months in Seattle, San Fran
cisco, and Los Angeles visiting rela-
tives and friends. He plans to re-
main several months before making
anotLey trip outside.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-12-30
BOY FOR JEWELS

A baby boy was born last night
to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter jewell at
st. AIMS hospital. He weighed Z
pounds and Is ounces. Jewell is a
truck driver for the city. Mrs.
Jewell comes from Hoonah.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
GAITHERSBURG, MD.

OPEN SAT. & SUN, 2-6
Lovely clean asbestos shingle; liv
rm., bedrms., kit. and bath
down; large bedrm. and smaller
bedrm. and hall done in knotty
combination loan, S10,5O0. Direc-
tions: Out Macarthur blvd, right
to Wahalanding rd., right to Tus-
carawas, right to Wissinoning rd !;
Mrs. Caldwell on premises. COX
AZ Co 81, OS75
Evening star., 1950-10-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-New rambler being COM
pleted this month; 6 rooms. bkft.
no9k sc. baths I'll stge attie snn.s sarsgs snd
wei worth owning; SCI $50 r. p.
RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. Gill. Open
BETHESDA RAMBLERs, sao.s5o-
under construction; choose your
own decorations. etc. Lge. level lot;
out Old oeorsetown I'd. pass
Suburban Hospital to our sign on
e. koRzEsDoRFER soEa II sF1 hi15Hs0gHHs oR a5ss
BETHEsDA-4524 Fairfield drive
A snug Cape Cod 2.bedroom house.
sss slms ar-iGes %ooRR hsas aG ff3ImRSdasnE co M
CHEVY 1hSVl CHASE, MD, s W. Leland st.
Beautiful S-room house. with
pillared porch; bedrms.. 2 baths
upstairs; ,2-car garage, landscaped
heat; u blk, from Conn. ave, near
schools. clubs and churches: rea-
sonable. Open from ! to 5 pm.
Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Il
Colonial brick home near chevy
Chase Circle, Six extra a-large rooms
Big de luxe Kitchen with breakfast
nook and vast master bedroom with
eaes dressing 1su rSnm T porches and ga ga
snfS FuLER GF ogSs fSc Pa1I1ips PHI htS 6 GANsY
2-bedrm. ail-modern brick home,
beautiful hardwood floors, lse. beau
tiful. kit; ireplaee, lge: closets fun
sso5m WIN YIndowsk xsik bat.n bshYtp Oh ssFsse hsss
poultry house; garden. strawberries
and d fruit trees; Beautiful flowers
cleaning: no decorating: ready to
reasonable. JOHN BURDoFT.
SPsSs Md Md' Ell rD Ashton; aS T. si5Efs Mr.
brick home out of the city; almost
new; excellent cond.; 8 rms, Ia
baths; full bsrnt; fireplace: oil heat;
storm windows. Reduced to S1S;750
to sell at once. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, SH. 1103.
LIST floor. rooms and bath; End:
one small room; full basement: oil
heat; S1O.5O0. FRED B. CUSH-
MAN Realtor, $40 Frederick ave.
Gaithersburg., tel. 900.
KENsINGTON, 20 st. Paul st.-A
snug, detached house; well located;
convenient to transportation. Liv-
pantry. kitchen. 3 bedrooms and
bath. Large cellar. Detached ga
rage. Extra-large lot; $13.500.
HILL CO.. ME. 400. -
KIRKSIDE, S29,95O; lovely modern
detached brick home. ga baths;
garage, screened porch, excellent
level lot; good value. Buy this now
KoRzENDoRFER. Or. ssss til .
R0CKvILLE-Well located private
baths, INV. OH heat; on double lot
100x150; built only years ago to
15SsG one oy paSiessiSns man Sn4 is
about Thanksgiving time; chance Tor
home which can A be handed with
SnpI SnIy EY about .1,;o, l5% in cash r. P
ewes.
SILVER SPRING-Will consider trades
for new 3-bedrm. brick ramblers.
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors.
ST. 2026; ewes. IA. $500.
SILVER SPRING - Excel. 3-bedrm.
brick home; liv. rm. with fireplace,
gas &C. heat; porch. Price S15,500.
WORTHINGTON REALTY, Realtors.
s4@7 Georgia ave. 81. 37oo, ewes.
SILVER SPRING-By owner; posi-
lively. no agents: detached brick:
beautiful grounds; detached garage;
z rms. 2h baths; oil heat; screened
porch; convenient to 2 buslines;
$21 900. 81. 1852. .
SILVER SPRING. bedroom frame
bungalow; gas h.-w.h., fireplace;
house In good condition; block
from main shopping center. Price,
$3.50; $1,000 down. No brokers.
Call OWNER. sH. 1884.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

SHRUBBERY SUR
ROUNDED 6-RM.. H-CEILING.
DETACHED BRICK-S906 EWING
DRIVE-OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6.
This beautifully, designed home has
an exceptionally large living room
with fireplace, screened porch off
living room. dining room, modern
kit, powder room, 3 bedrms. tiled
bath full basement; on large lot
in a subdivision of beautiful homes.
To reach; Out Old GEORGETOWN road
2 blocks beyond Suburban Hospital
to Greentree road, left to Ewing
drive, right to house. Call Miss
Watwood, DU. 010S.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1950-10-01
AousEs-sALE-s.E. (con.. J

ANACOSTIA-Semidetached shingle;
Z $9,450. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1882 5oo Gpod Hope I'd. Sc. Lu.
semidetached brick. s rms, tile
bath rec. rm.; reasonable down
genfi AZ HARTMaS ers1ass REALrY, sf0s1 1Nc.l =.
1345 GOOD Hope I'd. Sc. LU.
1 $500; Lu; 4-3209;
fun bsmt., gas heat. Venetian blinds,
storm windows. Anchor wire fence;
good condition.; S12,950 with down
payment: assume GI loan; mo. pay
ments, $o6;,4s: OWNER. VI. 4099.
HILLcREsT-choice location, 205s
34th ST.. nr. Alabama ave. Open
It'll 8 pm. Detached brick;
rms, 2 colored tile baths; bedrm.
and bath. LIST floor; screened side
porch: substantial cash required.
aaaTMAM aoaa HAM REALTY q INC, INC, lio6 LAP
HILLCREST-choice location. near
Alabama ave. Det. brk.. 8 rms;
baths: bedroom and bath 1st A.;
sersensd @es ned. side de-, ,porch, gas heat; i'm
HARTMAN REALTY NC. is45
Gfs Tpod Hope rd. Sc. Lu. 4-34oo.
NSii H. SWAMP ssl R seg.sE-a of osaIte!
Gong; and House once Bids.WM -
Beaut: oak paneling. lge. foyer
With fireplace. massive. din. rm.. 1st-
moor iavatory. and q lovely garden;
this interesting property: Lot 3s-
stantial cash. Price. Si6. $50. IN
SI:as01 ss JOHN III aPDi r boNoHoE SHlS Eyss e oNs
Al 1871 sEMIDETACHED 6.rm.
brick heme on Fort, Davis st. Sc.
For information and appointment,
gan ,EuGENE CoFsKY & co, Ii.
six-Roo% 2ssSs Il iSD All Iesa BATE BUNGALOW.
h,-w.h.. lot !00x140. $1,000. 5203
N st; Sc, Hillside. Md: .
:-FAMILY HOME, in Hillside. just
oyer o,, D; {; line; ;.: 2 s, aspts, utility rm..
SOUTHEAST REALTY Co, 1911 Pa.
ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000. -3
BuNGALoW-only So. 900 with ST :
900 down viii buy 4-room bunga-
.; c.. line. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO.. 1911 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
s-RM. CORNER PROP baths,
garage: suitable 1or nome ana once,
conv. Sec; sale priced. Ii. 3-2l2O.
LOVELY BUNGALOW on A-acre
Handicapped lot; conveniently. To-
Gated in Silver, Hill, priced at
S13500 for quick sale. G. G.
BARR CO.. TW. 0467 or Ii 6-1444
ALABAMA AVE. nr. Fairfax Village
Lovely brick home, has liv. rm. with
fireplace. din, rm., kit, 3 bdrmS.. .
baths; .bmst. with rec. rm. and fire;
place; front porch; garage; nice level
lot. Price only S17,950. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO., 1211 Pa. ave.
Sc. Ii. $4,000. -3
good opportunity for another bldg;
very close to MINI. and Penna. ave.
Sc; bargain for cash price. LU.
4-7230.
BUNGALOW-Beaut furn.. 4 rms.
and bath; lge. lot; restricted zone,
Is mi from downtown; / fare on
bus. 10. S-2S13.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
WOODMOOR

%, ,OUU DOWN
Corner lot. 3-bedrm. brick; uy. rm.
with hrepl., din. rm., kit, with
breakfast space, screened in porch,
Iull bsmt. with outside entrance.
DreezeWay with det garage.
213 NORTHMOOR
Directions: From Silver Spring out
Colesville I'd. to Lorraine ave, right
to Northmoor and Open Sign.
Colonial LnN9gtment Co.
MARYLAND OFFICE
once SH. 676S; Mrs. Meyers, Lo.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Slh ahn-RAMRIER

$40 5.y5U-RAMBLER.
Bethesda.-n you act now you may
select your own interior decora-
tions for this quality construction
rambler in convenient North Bethes-
da, features 3 spacious bedrms.,
21-ft liv. rm., separate din. rm.,
cleo kit, utility rm., storage attic.
Ready approximately December l :.
In choice residential area. Direc-
tions: Out Old Georgetown I'd. 3 mi.
to Lone Oak, right l block to Broad,
left l block to Greenlawn. Mrs.
& CO.. 81. O775, ewes OIL. 4s97.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Spacious home of stone and frame;
perfect condition.; close to trans.
with picture window. dining rm.,
large breakfast rm. and kit; also
extra room which is large enough
for twin beds or as library; "a bath,
screened porch: 2nd floor, bedrms.,
large attached garage; high eleva-
tion. close to park. Can be seen any
time. Call OIL. 1908.
INTERPRETATIONS
11n6 Vermort ave nv III seno
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Row. tapestry brick; 2-story, 20-ft.-
wide house. arranged for 2 families,
8 large rms. includes 2 kits, 2
baths, finished bsmt., rear porches,
gas h.-w.h.; Al condition; lovely
yards; bus stop at front door; very
reasonably priced; name your down
payment. Need we say more?
r. HAMILTON HINTON REALTY.
Call MI S940 Daily. Ewes. 10
0-201O 10 o.OooR
Evening star., 1950-10-01

NEW BRICK RAMBLER
In lovely Hillcrest Heights. Six rms
with hsmt.; 3 bedrms,. gas heat. cor
ner lot. For particulars, call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0O4O
Evening star., 1950-10-01
WOODSIDE PARK

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Brick, 8 rms, ga baths; liy. rm. 12x
"A. with firepl.; 12x16 kit, stainless
steel equipment, dishwasher, elect.
range, deepfreeZe; nice den with
"a bath: bedrms., 2 baths; storage
attic; larse rec. rm., firepl.; complete
KIT. In bsmt., maids rm., tile bath;
$50 it.; double garage, patio, bar.
beoue; Mr.. Robinson, SH. 6075.
with WILLIAM r. THOROWGOOD,
Evening star., 1950-10-01
HILLENDALE

T-rm. brick, solid masonry home; on
approx. "a acre; 1st f., center hall,
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm., kit,
den, powder rm., . screened porches;
End f., 3 bedrms. and bath; .attic:
car garage: all excellent condition:
$27 900: additional " acre avail.
Phone OWNER, JU. T-S047. Il
Evening star., 1950-10-01
COLORED.
Z 4 n a ~" r

BIG A ST. Sc.
Off Central ave. Assume GI loan OF
S11.0Oo at AZ. 2-yr.-old semidet.
brick: rec. rm.. III baths; bargain.
Ewes. and Sun, CO. 6S31.
uRCIOI,O REALTY ME 1871
Evening star., 1950-10-01

OPEN / TO 5 SUN.
4002 Blaine st.-Beautifully furn
modern 3-bedrm. brick, lovely car
pets, recreation rn., extra refgr.,
screened front porch, fenced yard;
reasonable down payment; terms.
GL. 1876. COX a. CO.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Open 2-6 Woodmoor. Sill Sn

open 20, WOOuIIlOOr, 0ll. Sp.
800 Lexington dr.-vacant, being
redec.: 7-rm. Cape Cod brick home,
in the heart of this most desirable
community. Easy. walking distance
ping % and transp ans o'Ds Lee s'oS; wooded SnSp cor
lot. Only S1s.250; terms if desired.
To reach: Colesville or Old Bladens-
burg rd. to Lexington dr.. / blk.
east Of Four. Corners; follow Lexing-
t1sd t19 dr. MsREHR fS benz n1h5 NJ eessss' coRy ST.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
COLORED, $495 DOWN
IMPVTS.

Hurry and call for this lovely 6-rm
brick home in conv. me-; completely
redec.; has 3 bedrms.. full bath,
hot-water heat. gas. cleo, stove,
Ifgr.; act fast. FIRST NATIONAL
REALTY. RE. 1881, AP. 1890.