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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-05

bausmiu uz maziausi pavelavi-
ma.
Vakaruose darDininkas turf
teise skustis, gintis, streikuoti.
Ten, rytuose, visa tai jau seniai
dingo. Ten nuo "visagales vals-
tybes" niekur nepasitrauksi ir
savo salygu nepagerinsi, ten
darbininkas baisO neturi.
Rytuose tebegalioja 1888 m.
gruodzio 81 dienos dekretas apie
darbo knygeles. Ten tebegalioja
ir kitas nuozmus dekretas is
1910 metu birzelio 26 dienos,
prailginas darbo diena ir drau-
dzias keisti darbo vietas. Kitaip
tariant, ten ivesta valstybine
baudziava. Tuo dekretu ivestos
ir kalejimo bausmes uz passive
lavima ar neatvykima darba.
Laikas, kad pasaulio darbi-
ninkai pamatytu, kas yra jq tel
siu gynejai, 0 kas tik apgavi-
kai ir isnaudotojai. Ta irode
viso pasauio darbininkai, isira-
Isydami j nauja tarptautine uni
| ja, kurion prisidejo ir Amerikos
AFL ir CIO. Jie uzakcentavo
savo prieskomunistine krypti ir
atsimete nuo komunistis k O s
World Federation of Trade Un-
ions ,kuria kontroliuodavo Mas
kva .Laisvo pasaulio darbininki-
ia eina nauju keliu >.
Jau pats metas Maskvos bude-
Ii vertinti taip, kaip jis nusi-
pelne - jis darbininku kraujo
daugiau praliejo, nei kuris kitas
darbo priesas. Jis smaugia be
atodairos netgi savuosius-raudo-
Inuosius, kurie bent kick nukryp-
sta ir nori savo krastus matyti
laisvus nuo kremliaus despoti-
jos. Jis tarsi devyngalvis slibi-
mas, ryjas savo vaikus. Stalinas
daugiau komunistu iszude ir tik-
raj idejiniu pasisventeliu, nei
bet koks ju atviras priesas.
Stalino 70 metu sukaktuvese
tenka j issifruoti ir tikru vardu
pavadinti - tai darbo klases
didziausias smaugejas:
Isradej jas
Visuotinio
Skurdo
tort uru
arestu
ligu
ir
nkave lis tn
Tai apokaliptine bestiia.
]. Vilutis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-05
|DARBININKO LAME
"ROJUJE"

Nezinia, is ko labiau stebetis,
skaitant komunistu ir ju paka-
liku himnus Stalinui,
ar is bolseviku izulumo ir
cinizmo, kuriuo jie propaganda
darbininku "laimejimus' Sovie-
tu Rusijoj ir paglemztuose kras-
tuose,
ar is to nayvumo, kurio su-
klaidintos bolseviku aukos prita-
ria savo apgaudinetojams ir IT,
XII ju propagandos pasakoms 2. i.
Spaudoj pima ziniu apie skur-
da uz gelezines sienos. Ten dar-
bininkas neigali is savo algos
nusipirkti nei rubo, nei apavo.
Ten darbininkai fabrikuose su-
skirstyti j 5 : IL grupiu, kurios
turf lenktyniauti savo tarpe,
kad laimetu darbo priedus. Lenk-
tyniauti vercia priziuretojas, mes
uz tai gauna premijas. Jis yra
visos grupes priesas :. LenkQ
Stachanovas - Strovskis per-
sistenges mire. Tokios lenktynes
issemia ir jegas ir kantrybe,
! ir gyvenima apkartina dar la
biau.
: Tiesa, lenktyniautojas teore-
tiskai gall laimeti paaukstinima,
tapti net gi fabriko direktorium.
Bet toxic karjeristai ypatingai
nekenciami. Del pacios darbo
sistemos neteisingumo, jie yra
laikomi proletariatu isdavi-
kais ;.
Darbininkas "tevo mokyto-
io" valdzioje yra paniekintas il
isciulptas. Darbininku tarybos
virto MVD agenturomis. Dele
gatai is Silezijos kasyklq, nuvy-
ke SUI skundu Varsuva, atgal
nebegrizo. Ju likimas aiskus y.
Daroininku pajamos neiperka
nei 40% to, ka galejo ipirkti
prizes kara.
Idiotiski propagandistu vapa-
liojimai apie tai, kad sovietuose
viskas bendra, kad ten nera ka-
pitalistu, kad nera isnaudotiniu,
kad visas turtas priklauso dar-
bininkams, kad pagaliau zeme
priklauso ukininkui, yra tus-
tt muilo burbulai ir nesamone.
Ten ivesta tikra baudziava,
didesne negu bet kada pasaulyje.
Ten darbininkas prirakintas prie
fabriko, o kolchozininkas prize
kolchozo. Jie neturi jokios tel
ses pasitraukti is darbo, mes
bus apsaukti sabotazininkais ir
dezertyrais.
Ten ivestos darbo knygeles,
tai yra darbo pasai, kuriuos bu-
vo ivedes Hitleris, o Stalinas
dabar pamegdzioia.
Be reikalo lieja krokodilo
asaras komunistai del kapitalis-
tiniu krastu darbininko, mes Sis
nezino nei tu prie darbo masi-
nos prirakinanciu knyguciu, nei
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-05
EN3S43z2E.
Perdaug!


AS labai dekingas Vyt. Kas-
nenui, kad jis man suteike tick
'garbes pereitu metQ DIRVOS
49 mr., straipsnyje "Apie K.
Demiki, PIP. lara ir Chicago.
Manau, kad jis perdaug aukstai
vertino mano kuklias korespon-
dencijas is Baltimores. Bet, ne
gailedamas garbes, nepagailejo
jis man ir meteliu: visa 80 uz-
krove, nors as gimes 1879 me-
tais. -.
p. P. Jaras, Baltimore, Md.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-05
"GIMTADIENIO KANTATA"

Tarp kitu. dovanu kurias bolsevikai suorga-
nizavo Stalinu is savo uzimtu krastu, Beryno
rytineje dalyje jie susilauke r visai nelauktos
dovanos. Stalino gimtadenio proga toje Berlyno
dalyje buvo ispatinta .simtai tukstanciQ lapeliu,
kuriuose buvo isspausdinta "Gimtadienio kanta-
ia Stalino garbei". Tos "kantatos' turinys MAJ
daug Sticks:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-05

Tevel as tau dovanu negaileciau,
Visokiu, kokiu tk namuos betureciau
Bet mano namai jau tada istustejo
kai tavo kareviai mus miestan atejo..
Net zedus, teveli, as tau atiduociau,
kaip savo taip pat if zmonos paaukocau
Bet NUNS jau senia juos nuplese nuo rankq
Kai tavo kareivai pas mus apslanke s..
Vaikus tau If zmona parodyt galeciau
Jei bame ir asaras ju sutureciau.
Jie bega, isgirde wien "Stalino' zodi
Kai tavo kareiviai pas mus pasirode .sss
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02

research to meet the increasing
needs of the farmers.
This program goes hand in
hand" he said, with the pressing
demand for better inspection and
grading services in the Ohio
Bureau of Markets to constantly
improve the quality of our farm
products.
Ebright also urged improved
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Angel of
Columbus was here Sunday calling
on friends. Mr.. Angel was a form
er employee of the old c. L. & E.
Traction Co. He made the first
run and also the last run here,
when the c. L. & z. ceased oper-
alton, he comes once year and
enjoys visit with former en-
ployees and patrons who still live
here.
Mrs. Malcolm Locke and daugh-
ter of Mechanicsburg spent Thurs
day with Mrs. E. F, Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis have
sold their property here to Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Evans. They will
build a new home in Garden Acres
and move there as soon as it is
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Olinger
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Rinehart and
family in South Vienna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols of
Troy called on Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Morris Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Streighten-
berg of London and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McManamay and son of
North Hampton called on Mrs.
Emma McManamay Wednesday.
Callers in the home Thursday
were Mrs. Nose Adams, and Mrs
Herbert Evans of Lafayette. Mrs.
McManamay who has been i'll
for sometime is slowly improving.
Mrs. Edna Gray was hostess
to the WSCS in her home Thurs
day afternoon April 20. Meeting
was opened by president Mrs.
Marie Davis. Devotions by Louie
Morris. Twelve members answered
the roll call. Hostess for May Is
meeting is Mrs. Louie Morris as
sisted by Mrs. Imogene Combs.
Mrs. Fay Morris had for lunch
con guests Wednesday Mrs. Mar
vim Shook of Springfield and Mrs.
l. NJ. Morris and Mrs. Thomas
Morris.
Mrs. Robert Rogers of New Cas-
tie Ind, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. O. E. Rogers.
Mrs. Madge Hayman and daugh-
ter of London spent Friday with
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
you MEET SUCH
INTERESTING PEOPLE
by Robt. z. Chxistenberry
Pssidenf of the famous Hotel Astor

the Club 2 friend Barney aaban OF gave
Crosby the other suddenly felt someone wrap ms
find frankie Sinara
booster OF SInaras
went bat for The Voice and asked
Tommy Dorsey working Asor Roof to the kid
Obviously frankie doesn't forget He looks pretty WELL dong
Club little concerned
taking himself He awfuy thin to me
which didn't much in the earlier days but strikes me as
Franks reached the where fellow
should find difficult thin than to take on poundag
it's probably thing And hesitated to bring the
he Nancy those divorce and marriage
old days Frank and Nancy ideal couple remember
California moved the family
New York he told
himself After they settled they discovered their
neghbo Young And at about the time Mr
discovered that their neghbor Frank
happened Young daughters (abou the same
Sally like play the much that Bob bought an
of them One day they decided to call on the
autograph few hours later they returned and pop
young they liked frankie Hes much
them replied her he Snaas have only one
piano!'
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
Calendar For The Week
copy DEAoL,NE FRIDAY NooN)

copy DEADLiNE FRIDAY NooN)
NOTE = This feature OH regularly and iH be published
each Aonday and Tuesday The service FREE Please send
By Friday for taking place the folong
week. Copy must be submitted before Friday deadne
Thank youi
Mrs L. P Auck Bucyrus, Ohio Grange
will be speaker for Range Community Grange meeting Tuesday
evening May 2
Worthwhile Club meets at clubhouse May at 2 p
Missionary society Christian Union Church. Sedaa meeting
Friday night, May 6, p. E. A. keaton speaker.
Supper home Mrs Ferne Smith, 153 So Main St. Saturday
May g. $50 p. Modernistic Matrons
No meeting of American Auxiliary Madison Post Tues
day, May g.
Auxiliary FOE officers Eagles
Home, Tuesday, May q
Woman Auxiliary Trinity Episcopal Church. N
Richeson, Urbana Rd Mrs j. r. Conway, assisting Fri May
p
luncheon a / p Friday May
S, at Red Brick Tavern.
Guild meeting Presbyterian Church. Tuesday May 2 7:3o
Guilds and book review Presbyterian Church. Tuesday May
2, at 8 p. m.
Guild No g. Mrs H A Bauman, Sr, Chairman, at home
of Mrs. c. P. Myers, Mon, May m.
London Chapter OES meeting Obligation Night Thursday
May a. at s.
Oak Run Grange meeting Friday May
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
TEACH WHAT is RIGHT IN AMERICA

In Of his Newsweek columns Raymond Moey dealt with
the people who have been convicted of serving Communism
espionage agents Two Of Them he observed were educated
institutions provided the profits of the very economical
system that Communism is determined TO destroy"
Then he said this Let be slow condemnne eduea
tona system for these failures These people exceptional
But may we'll be considered by those who direct higher ed
ucaon in America whether there is not need TO reexamine
their responsibilities and the way they carried out The dam
not that there too much taught about what is right
Communism but that there too little taught about what is
right in America"
We all prize academic freedom But that freedom. like all
others involves responsibilities alton must cleanse IL
self from within There be question but what certain
of teaching has been Communist inspired Some has
from fellow travellers who resiousy attempt TO follow
the touous tunnes Of the Soviet line And much of il
concerned with searching for what may be bad in
form of and system than describing
what is good
The young and who attending unversif-
les Of today will decide what this country to be like
then from Unless they know about what right Amer
iea education will have proved itself ehay faureand
freedom itself will Of disease of creation.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
New Movie Added
To Film Library

A new movie entitled I'm Ohio
Waters" this week was added to
the motion picture lending library
of the Wildlife Division of the
Ohio Department of Natural Re-
sources.
The 33-minute picture, which
has been in production for the
past year, was filmed and pro-
duced in sound and color by Karl
Maslowski and w. w. Goodpast-
ure of Cincinnati.
1t pictures in vivid colors the
fish management activities of the
Wildlife Division including the
construction of new fishing lakes
and the year round work of the
Division to produce more and bet
ter fishing in Ohia's lakes and
streams.
Colorful sequences reveal the
heavy loss to fishermen through
water pollution from eroding soil
and industrial waste.
Field men of the Division, at
a preview showing in Columbus
last week, described in Ohio
Waters" as the most outstanding
movie about fish management and
fishing in Ohio ever produced.
Oliver Hartley, director of Pub
lie Relations for the Division, an
nounced today that copies of the
movie are now being forwarded
to the seven district offices for
free public showing upon request
from community organizations.
The demand for the picture,
since the announcement some
weeks ago of its scheduled release,
has been so great that organizat-
ions are urged to request the film
now for showings next fall and
winter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
One of the newspaper people particularly enthusiastic

particularly like the enthusiastic
fastang Jimmy Jema whose Inquiring Photographer
Daily News probably the besread daily feature
we'll the copied The other
WPIx show asked Jimmy what was the
embarrassing memorable situation he got into the line
he made to New
Jersey Assigned by his editor to ask
employees Jimmy carte blanche
to roam superintendent When Jimmy completed his
ready leave An attendant demanded to
Jimmy his pockets inside out and hnai
I've card Just as thought
doctor heard mmy and shook
his decided call the to check
made the CALL then placed his hand on
fellow he said gently but the editor denies
there's Jimmy working for the Daily News!
grabbed him and dragged him to cot where ne
finally asleep fatigue When he awoke he greeted
the joke he played had far enough
Jimmy gn heephy when he tells the talebu he must like
n-he keeps on telling it,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
MISS JONES INITIATED
INTO PHI BETA KAPPA

Miss Mary 10 Jones, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jones and
granddaughter of Mrs. Edward
Speasmaker, West Center street,
a senior at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity, Delaware, was initiated
into Phi Beta Kappa, National
honorary scholastic fraternity in
Delaware Monday evening.
The ceremony at Sanborn Audi
torium, Delaware, was followed by
a dinner IN Austin Hall. DR.. John
Mason, president of Swarthmore
College, Swathmore, Pa, gave
the address.
Mrs. Jack Jones, Mrs. Edward
Speasmaker, Mrs. Herbert Baum
an, Sr., Miss Dorothy Fisher, Miss
Mary Taylor, all of London, with
Mrs. Ansel Kirkpatrick of Wash
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02

eide which programs should be ad-
ministered by the federal gov
ernment and which programs
should be handled by the Ohio de-
partment of agriculture.
"Ohio farmers need a more
sharply defined program than the
one now being offered them OF
they are to receive just treat
ment," Ebright said.
He also proposed that the state
add educational services and ex-
panded marketing and distribution
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
At RoMBERc CONCERT

Among those from London who
heard the Sigmund Romberg con-
cert at Memorial Hall, Columbus,
Wednesday evening, were, Mr..
and Mrs. William Morris. Supt.
and Mrs. j. j. Hartley and daugh-
ter Beth, Mrs. r. K. Loofbourrow,
Mrs. Thomas F. Wood, Mrs. Osie
Webb, Miss Margaret Fl. Farrar,
Miss Eloise Rowand, Miss Ruth
Armstrong, Miss Miriam LeBeau,
Miss Emma Wright and Miss Mar
garet Tracey.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02

PROBATE NOTICE - Approval and
settlement Of Account Account and
vouchers of the following named
person and estate have been filed
in the Probate Court of Madison
County, Ohio. for approval and set
tlement: Ada McCollister, Estate,
No. 10,515, Doc. A, Page 239. Unless
exceptions are filed thereto, said
account will be for heearing before
said Court, on the 7th day OF June.
1850, at which time said account
will be considered and continued
from day to day until finally dis
posed of. Any person interested may
file written exceptions to said ac-
count or to matters pertaining to
than five days prior to the date
the execution of the trust not less
set for hearing. Harvey e. Edwards,
Probate Judge.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02

ed March 81 amounted to So, 1884,
282 State Treasurer Don H. Eb-
right announced today.
Ebright said this amount was
the smallest paid into the treasury
in the last five quarters, an in
dication that the number of unem-
ployment compensation claims is
on the increase.
The total amount in the unem-
ployment insurance trust fund of
the state treasury at present is
$499, OBS, ,059, Ebright reported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
Commission For
Ohio Needed

The pressing need for form Of
Hoover Commission" for Ohio
agriculture to prevent overlapping
of proposals was outlined in Cleve-
land today by Don H. Ebright,
candidate for the Republican nom-
ination for governor.
Ebright said the commission
should be set up to study and de-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
BRIGHTON

Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry and
family.
Miss Nancy Madder of Coving-
ton spent the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mad
der.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
By George

electric and telephone services
before there can be any really
long-range improvement of agri-
culture and rural living"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02
Interest On Fund
Over 2 Million

Earned interest on money en-
ployers paid into the state treas
ury for unemployment compensat-
ion during the quarter which end
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-02

ington c. H., an aunt of Miss
Jones, attended the initiation and
dinner.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. White brk. Cape Cod on
lge. cor. lot on high knoll; bedrm
Cor den) and bath on 1st f.; comb
storm and screened side porch; 2
lge. bedrms. and bath on End A.;
gas a.c.h.: S24,750. THOS. L. PHIL
LIPS. WO 1900 until 8 p.m,. 351s
KENssiiNGToN, s1s,aso-This charm
ing older home, has 4 twin-size bed
and extra Ige. kit; level lots COX
200, with many shade trees. F. A.
TWEED CO., 5504 Conn. ave. NV,
EN-. 1890, It'll 8 pm. az
ROCKVILLE - Smart = looking white
cement bungalow with 6 rooms g
are bedrooms), bath and bsmt.; oil
garden; $10,25O. Can be financed
GI with 1Oeo down. R. p. RIPLEY,
Realtor, 81. Gill. Open evenings.
SILVER SPRING, 10000 Tenbrook DIR.
Open Sun. 2-6; S13.950; 3-bedrm.
brick; b:i. gar, side porch; nice lot.
McCUNE. 10. 3-6SS9, 80
SILVER SPRING-S15,95O; beaut. q
story brk; on lge. lot in excel. res.
section: liv. rm.. with fireplace,
e ssas bought bk fSrS; i r. csIl Ms 6s Hail; ST.
SILVER SPRING BUNGA.. S13,a5O:
excel. terms; bsmt.; exp. attic; are
ssHERTzER. Realtor. RE. 22o1~. ~
SILVER SPRING-If you want to buy
2 or 3-bedrm. home call me. ]
have some flne ones and our prices
are right with small down payments.
Call Mr.. Bryer. SH. 62e2, cox &
CO. 81. 0775.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Just blk,
OFF Nichols ave-; mr. public and
parochial schools; det. 2-story on
cor, lot, S0x140; 1st f., liv. rm.,
din. rm., mod. kit, front porch, and
screened back porch; End f., 3 nice
bedrms. tile bath, screened porch,
full bsmt., Timken oil burner. Only
$4,000 down. Call Mr.. Bramble. Ii.
3-6943. MORGAN REAL ESTATE
CO., RE. 4910. 30
ELY PL.-3 bedrms.. stmidet. brick,
W. cLIFFoRD' Or 'di sHERTzER. ~ asa ResItos. ssI@S.
RE. 2201, ST.. 7747.
SO. 100 WILL BUY nice bungalow in
Hillside, Just over D. C.. line. Oil
heat: lot 120x1O0. SOUTHEAST
2 APIS, 8 rms, kit. and bath each;
oil heat: good sc. location. LOUIS
RIDDEN. Elk. 5707. dE. 6S26.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. tcor,,)

@-FAMILY BRICK-Niee brick home
rooms and bath: full basement,
huilt-in garage. gas heat; convenient
.arRs term esossr geaT G4Js His REsS s9g
CO., 1911 Pa. ave. s.e., FIR. 1000.
CoNv. LOCATION just OF Pa. ave-
Row brick. 3 bedrms., bath. kit, din.
I'm IEIa' liy: rm d oil t@s heat; extra deep
down sessns saSss duct ams for
ERT GRIMM. Eimyood a' $685. dial
.2gsfs 1gsFatqr, no toll charge soo .,; M25 z,
nice asbestos shingle bungalow. with
unfinished attic. hardwood foors,
Venetian blinds, storm windows;
SOUTHEAST Realty AlL5TTY Co. 1911
NICE. FL ave coLoNiEanE En IGeSM IRSME. .7aiisbl.
at once; 8 bedrms, Ia baths; very
iLxN HSfL IN RsALT2 ffSve Co.. Si'f hR gissss4Fs
COR. e-sToRY BRICK-Excel. cond. ::
h.-w.h.; price, $4,000 on terms.
Call Mr.. Bramble, Ii. 3-6943. NOR
GAN REAL ESTATE CO.. RE. 49I0.
s9.s5o-Pretty 5-rm. semidet. brick;
parquet floors, tile bath, equip. kit,
full bsmt., oil a.-ch.. lovely lawn;
similar homes are selling for much
more. Shopping center and bus l
block GI or non-GI ROYCE l..
PARKS. LA. 6-4470 till 8. --2S
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
Lovely, Semidetached brick. recently
built. 6 rms. and bath, 8. bedrms..
full bsmt., gas a.-c.h.. hardwood
floors; large fenced yard. This
house Is really immaculate; only
S1l,950, Az financing.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-6357 TIL 8.
NEARBY MARYLAND-Cozy bunga.
low, nr. busline; 5 rms. and bath,
oil h.-w.h., full bsmt., lovely rec.
rm.. large front porch; lot 40x100
picket fencing; only $3.50, easy
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
II. 1857 Til 8. rs
FOUR UNIT BRICK APT. BLDG.
Conv. to shops, schools and transp.;
monthly income over $3.50; 4To f.
nanced. A real money-maker. Mrs,
Cox, vi. Sl36. ATLAS REALTY, ST.
1868. -29
22g Valley Ave-, det., frame; needs
repairs; lot 50x100; opportunity for
purchaser who can do own renoVat-
GEORGE s. KING co.
Est. 1895. LU. 4-2601. Realtor.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
GEORGETOWN

Truly one. of the smartest houses on
one of the incest streets in George!
town. High elevation, very lge. draw
ing rn.. dining rn. opening onto
walled terrace and deep Handicapped
garden; 2 twin-size bedrms., 1la
heat. Call MI. 1850; ewes, WI. 1851.
D. A. HANES CO., INC. Real Estate
Property Management, zoos Que st.
NV. MI 1850. -27
Evening star., 1950-07-27
RANCH STYLE

functional. conY.; 3 bed
rms. and. bath, spacious liv. rm.
with fireplace, roomy gar, util. rm.
"a acre plus lot. Best offered in Va
suburbs. Call WALTERS & WAR
FIELD, OW. Ills: eyes,, GIL. 0266.
Evening star., 1950-07-27
KTRKSTDE

River Rd. Rambler
An exceptional new all-briek corner
property. 3 bedrms. and bath. all
electric kit. 24h-ft. living room.
grated; 1st time offered. Ewes. call
METZLER, REALTOR
HOG Vermont Ave. NV. DI. $500
Evening star., 1950-07-27
$29,500
CHEVY CHASE. MD

SPLENDID LOCATION FOR
PHYSICIANS HOME AND Of
FICE. A fine corner home Of
prewar brick construction, on
2 streets which form hub
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
area. Ia blocks from shopping
center and buses. plenty of
parking space. This spacious
house has full basement with
recreation room, gas hot-wster
heat, attic cooling system, new
Westinghouse refrigerator with
freezer compartment, electric
stove. 1st floor, large living
room with fireplace, dining
room, den and "a bath; End
floor contains 3 extra large
bedrooms and 2 full baths,
access door to large storage
space in attic; screens and
storm windows; brick garage;
beautifully Handicapped. r. H.
BEST. INC. S11S Wis. ave.
Bethesda. WI. 1898, or call
evenings, Mr.. Burklin, WI.
RQ2R -27
Evening star., 1950-07-27
A Common Headache

A Common Headache
The wife wants a home with the
charm of old Williamsburg; the
husband is Bear on construc-
ton. he knows, he's in the business
Here is the solution: A beautifully
built home of Williamsburg design.
built by construction man for his
own home to an engineers speei-
fication; flreproof floors and walls,
copper roof, extra fine radiant heat
ing system, beautiful brick work.
stone sills, ETC.; on wide lot, amid
beautiful foundation planting. The
home has wide center hall, lovely
front entrance and stairway. spacious
liv. rm. with adjacent screened porch
at garden level, charming din. rm.
and lge. kit. with dishwasher and
disposal.
FIRST-FLoOR BEDROOM
Bath and study; 2 other large bedrms.
and bath on End f.; rec. rm. with
fireplace; Gear built-in garage. This
home will win the heart of those
who know construction and appre-
ciate beautiful design and detail
Priced below reproduction cost TIC
inspect, call JAMES E. SCHWAB,
OR. $500; after pm, cal WI
1400 or WO. 140S, -2S
Evening star., 1950-07-27
WOODRTDGE,

2-story white frame home
hall, liv. rm.. din. rm. and mod.
kit; End f.; 8 bedrms. and l bath;
full bsmt. with outside entrance;
tubs and closets; gas h.-w.h.; excel.
cond. Priced right and with terms.
GORMAN p YOUNG DE 4444