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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

A birthday party was held last
Thursday afternoon in honor of Ralph
Weeks. Jr., at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dulmg and family
Of Baltimore, spent the Weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Ashby.
Ben Dewitt, Of Oakland, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewitt ON Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cullers, of
near Gormana, W. Va. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gayle Shatier, of Mt Rainier,
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
G. Shatier
A Christmas play "Glanddad Hangs
the Holly, was presented last Sunday
evening, by the Young people Of the
church, under the direction Of Mrs.
Betty Holler Gilmore and Mrs. Kath-
leen Ashby. Characters included Ar
thur Friend as Granddad Howard; his
son, Mr.. Howard, was played by IIar-
old Lantz. Susan Howard by Jean
Louise Ashby, Mrs Howard by Think
ie" Bittinger. Granddad's wife, Nyra
Martin. the maid, Lorraine File, Miss
Birch, a newspaper reporter, by Joan
Carskadon. Other characters were
Lynn Adams. Bobby Shatfer, Rita
Holler, Larry Friend and the carolers.
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p..l.,,;uo "a y, o,,l no,o4h, ~,
~, t'' MI, -" All '"' U1,S ~ ~
NJ NJ" ''''''''' ~ '''''' ''''' = '''''' '''
Manuel Prieto. p, and Barbara
Linen u.s. both Ahmo"te' W. va
Paul Vernon Cummins. n, laborer,
Shirley Elizabeth Williams. 10. stu
dent. both near Waynesbuig, Pa.
Elwood Liller, p, miner, near Cor
mania, W. Va, and Ruth Leabelle
Wolfe, Is, student, Bismarck, w. Va.
Harry Leon McBee, %, brakeman,
and Pearl Lima Bowles, Is, both
Rivesville, w. Va.
Luke James Bowman, "a, L. S.
Army Tower City, Pa, and Bessie
Betyle Sines, is, clerk, Oakland.
Ross Lincoln Cool, q, miner, near
Function, W. Va, and Mary Flea
more Johnson, Is. Housewife, W. Va.
James Wilbur SWopc. ~. coal
miner and Mary Irene Henry. 40,
both Nomalyille. Pa.
James Roy Harvey, 55, motorman,
and Sarah Amelia Bowen, 50. placti-
cal nurse, both Mt; Lake Park.
Howard Leslie Davis. %. miner,
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50 Marriage Permits
Granted During Week

The Christmas season brought
fifty couples to Oakland during the
past week ending Saturday TO get
! marriage permits from the office Of
Richard L. Davis, clerk of the Cir
cult Cont Ten Of those issued were
marked don't publish"
The Christmas rush brought the
total for December thus far To ll9.
The snowfall earlier in the month had
kept the total below average.
Licenses Recently Issued
John Tawncy Ross. Jr.. -. student.
, Morgantown, W. Va. and Clara Mae
Alt. p. clerk, Moorcfield w Va.
Frank Bekclcski. %. steel worker.
and Florence Navona Woodford, Ii
parents consemt), both Akron. q.
Nerln Lucas Kelley, d, farmer.
Dunmore. W. Va. and Shirley Ann
Harvey. 10, near Belington. W. Va.
Paul Delmas Ridenour. 25. trucker,
and Helen Jean Knots. ~. both near
Rowlcsburg. W. Va.
Carroll Wade Sanders, "a. logger,
and Ruby Nouda Friend. 10. both near
Rowlesburg. w. Va.
David Luster Hedrick. -. track
man, and Dorothy Jean Byrd, 20. both
near Elkins. W. Va.
George Franklin Ruble. 21, miner.
near Terra Alta. W. Va. and Rose
Anna DeBeny. Is. near Albright. W.
Va.
Frank Edward Burke, %, steel
worker. Baltimore. and Elsie Arlene
Rpnxt.p gtapnfrs.af,b L. ipu.t+nnd
W. Va.
Edwin Glenn limbaugh, %, track
man. and Loretta Nernadean Paugh,
10. both Deer Park.
Lester Earl Teets, %, L. S. Air
Force, and Ena Pauline Hull, 20,
both Terra Alta. W. Va.
Richard Lee Chips, p, laborer,
I Masontown. W Va, and Geraldine
Frances Wolfe, p. near Morgantown,
W Va.
John Edward Cannon, %, coal
miner. and Bernice Grace Sill. Is,
both near Albright. W. Va.
Carl George Watkins, %, laborer,
function. w. Va. and Blanche Rosa
lee Cosner, 49, Bayard, w. Va.
Darold Hugh Cassidy, Is parents
consenU. laborer. Tunnelton, W Va,
and Sue Carol Taylor, Is, Newburg.
W. Va.
Everett David Richards, 20 (par-
ent's consen), carpenter, near Ok
ford, W. Va, and JOY Ann Collins, II
tpalent's CONSENT, waitress, Penns-
boro. W. Va.
Ward Lane Ashby, 25, L. S. Navy,
Crellin, and Margaret Glotfelty
: Schoch, 10, clerk. Oakland.
Ernest Henry Messenger. 2S, la
borer. and Doris Grace Collins, is.
both Weston, W Va.
John Quincy Caster, 81, farmer,
near Deer Park, and Leona Madaline
Ilehb, 2l, near Oakland.
James William keener, %, miner,
and Margaret Jean Metz, Is, both
Granville, w. Va.
Willis Junior Hart, %, coal miner,
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is to put the fullest possible mean
ing into the single word CHRIS
THAN"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28
"NIake me a captive. Lord.
Ard then I shall be free -


That sounds upside-down. Captive
and free are opposites, aren't they?
Not when God is the captor! The
American translation CT Phil. 3:12
says, Il have been captured by
Jesus Christ" Paul's word was a
strong one; it was the Greek word
used when police or soldiers take a
man and tie him and lead him off.
People who have gone far in
music would understand this. Take
two young people, both of whom
know something about music, may
be both of them in the same music
school. One of them has been cap
iured. so to speak, by music, the
other has not. That is to say, in
palmer language, music has got
hold" Of one of them. There is an
irresistible fascination about music
for him, every day is too short for
the study and practice he wants to
do The other one goes through his
lessons, but his heart is not in it.
We need no prophet to tell us
which OF the two viii make a
good musician. So it is with
the Christian faith. One who has
never been captured by Christ
may rlay around with the Chris
tan faith, IS the unc2ptured
music student may plav around
the music school; but his heart
VIII not he in il.
Name any saint you like in the
whole history of Christendom,
whether famous like St. Francis or
Darlington Booth. or known only to
a few, like one Of your own family
perhaps; you always find that this
person, whose Christianity was a
living and powerful thing, called
Christ Master, and meant it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28
BY JOhf Sect Douglas

X GGIE GARRETT, their hostess,
Z 4 shouted, "Quiat, quiet, you
clowns, snoke-charmers, pirates,
dancing girls and frontier gamb-
lers! Gather round while the men
draw their partners"
Costumed guests in domino half
masks circlod Aggie, and a clown
drew a slip from her Mexican SOM
brero. His glance swept the smiling
group Of masked girls until it
reached one in Egyptian costume.
you're mine, Cleopatra!" he
exclaimed, laughing.
A big rugged-jawed man dressed
as a pirate was next. After scan
ming the girls, he yelled indignant
ly, who's run off with Bo-Pecp?"
"Oh, Captain Kidd"' Aggie cried.
"She came late and hasn't come
down yet. Maybe you'd better draw
another slip"
mot mel" said the big pirate
gaily. I'm partial to shepherdess-
es."
He walked into the hall and then
stopped suddenly. Descending the
stairs was Bo-Peep, crook in hand.
Small and shapely, with ash-blonde
hair, she had a pert nose and
through her brief green mask
peered two startled blue eyes.
"What a lovely Bo-Peep." he
said. at seems we're partners.
Does that costume express your
personality, Captain KIDD"
my wife Judy thought So" he
said wryly. But l haven't seen
her for millions of years. Or may
be three months separation from
her just seems that long. In truth,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

Terra Alta. w. Va. The dinner was in
honor Of the formers birthday ami
versary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henline and
family, of Oakland, were Monday
guests of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Henline and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jordon and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Welch were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Calhoun, Of neal
Terra Alta.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. +. Colaw were Mr. and
Mrs Leslie Ashby and family. OF
Clarysvlle, and Mr., and Mrs. Gerald
Barrett, of Frostburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Shaffer. Of Mt.
Rainier, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Shaffer and MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur Cullers, Of near Cor
mania.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Rice and family,
of Hyattsville, were holiday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester YutZy.
Mrs. Vivian Courtney, Of College
Park, spent the weekend with rela-
tives.
Mrs. w. f. Gordon, of Gerrards-
town, w. Va, is visiting her daughter
and sOn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bell
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinton Pace and
daughter, of Akron, Ohio. spent the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey
Ashby, Sr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

Nobel prizes worth nearly 100000
and inestimable prestige were pre-
sented to nine men from four nations
for outstanding services to mankind,
at Stockholm, Sweden. Four were
Americans.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

Raymond Charles Richards, %, fill
ter operator. Point Marion, Pa, and
Betty Gladys Robinson, -, Mona, W.
Va.
Marvin Gene Phillips, q, mill
wright, Blacksmith, w. Va. and Peggy
Lou Yost Is, box maker, Fairview,
W. Va.
Steve Ravs, Jr.. 2s, miner, and
Lola Marguerite Stevens, 2G, both
near Pennington. w. Va.
irwin Lee Goodwin, 81, serv. sta
att. Jere, w. Va, and Wilma Cottille
Stages. 10, clerk, Morgantown, w
Va.
Elmer Ellsworth Weimer, Jr., %,
laborer, Jennings, Md. and Mary
Louise Todhunter, Is, Meyersdale,
Pa.
Freddie Emory Kisamore 20 (par-
ent's CONSENT, farmer. Macksvlle,
W. Va, and Ruby Maxine White, 10.
Tetclton w. Va.
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I See By The DaiIies

Russia marked the fist birthday OF
Premier Stain, December D.
Mrs. Hattie w. Caraway, Of Arkan-
sas. first woman ever elected to the
United States Senate, died December
%, at the age of ~.
More than 50.OOO,OOO pounds of
cotton have been shipped to Red
China and Manchuria since the out
break OF the Korean War.
Joseph L. Byrnes. senate president
for four years, was named to the
Supreme Bench Of Baltimore City by
Gov. Lane.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28
CRELLIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham and
son, of Washington, d. c., are spend
ing this week visiting their son and
laughter n-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Graham and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weeks and fam
lily were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Weeks and family at
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back TO the point
where we began;
to J G s u s Christ.
When all is said
and done, the best
way to describe a
Christian s life is
not "religious' or
spiritual" or even
cody" much less
"pious. The best
Wav 70 describe it
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

Bo-Peep, this was the last costume
left that would fit me. So many
New Year parties, you know"
The girl hesitated. Separations
aren't Just hard for men, Captain
Kidd. It seems ages since l last
saw my husband Bill"
"Have you tried calling him?"
after the cruel things he said
during our last quarrel? Certainly
not! l have my pride!"
ME, too" he said. "But let's
not talk of such unpleasant things
tonight Shall we be smart and
modern? Take things in our
stride?"
Naturally. I hardly think of Bill
any more"
Nor DO | ever think of Judy. Not
over hundred time a day, any
how. Well, at least we have some
thing in common, Bo-Peep?'
Haven't we, Captain Kidd! Isn't
Aggie calling us to dinner?"
He joined the line of men form
ing at the buffet, and returned
with two plates which he carried
to secluded hall alcove.
THEIR EYES MET, and then they
l. started eating, saying little un-
til they finished, just as the carpets
were being rolled up and the
photograph began playing.
MAY I have the first dance, b.
Peep?" he asked quietly.
Someone walked up wien the
music stopped, to ask her for
dance. They didn't dance together
again until a few minutes short of
midnight, when Captain Kidd cut
in. He guided the girl into the hall
and then they separated and walked
side by side to the alcove window.
Moments later there were gay
shouts of Happy New Year" in
. the next room, punctuated by the
banging of the piano. Outside auto
mobile horns made an incessant
din, church bells rang forth their
mellow chimes, and a distant siren
screamed.
They looked out at the unbroken
carpet of snow for several NOM
f. ents. Hesitantl3. then, they looked
at one another.
I'VE ought to make resolutions,
Bo-Peep," he said.
I've made one" she whispered.
'No more foolish false pride! Is
all this heartache and loneliness
worth it?" Her voice broke; she
drew quick, shaken breath and
quavered, ooh, can't be smart
and modern and take it in my
stride any longer, Captain Kidd!"
Gently he drew her into his arms
and raised her mask. Their lips
met in a long, lingering kiss.
Neither can l. Judy"
Nobel prizes worth nearly 100000
and inestimable prestige were pre-
| scented to nine men from four nations
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-28

The army ordered 1900 national
guard and reserve lieutenants and
captains to report for active service
between March / and March~22.
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FTHERE is a more intimate way
= Of putting this. It is true. the
Christian has been captured by
Christ But this would still leave
aim on the outside Christ lives in
the Christian. as Paul said For
some people this may seem strange
and mystical. but it can be under
stood by any one who wants to know
what Christian living can mean.
Christ in the Christian means
thai in every situation, in every
condition, at every turn of the
road, in the everyday choices
ard conversations, the Christian
will be rs much like Christ as he
possibly can. This is one point
en- which Christians of every
name and church agree. Cath0-
lie or Protestant, conservative
or liberal, our differences evapo-
rate when cur hearts are warm,
when we try to think what the
ideal Christian life is.
High-level Christians from all
over Christendom would all come
out with the same story that Paul
put into classic words: l live, yet
not I, but Christ liveth in me.
"Abide"
HE BIDE in me and I in you"
"A said Jesus. That is a COM
mand and a promise. But the com
mand comes first. Whether we think
of the Christian as i'm Christ or
Christ as in" the Christian, it
should be long story, not short
one. Is the sunshine in the flower
or the flower in the sunshine? Well,
both. Put the flower in the sunshine
and keep il there, and the sunshine
will get into the flower The sun
makes the flower. not the flower
the sun. Yet unless the flower stays
in the sunshine, the sun can do
nothing for it.
Christ never Yet battered his
way into any one S life. To knew
him rs an occasional visitor is
doubtless better than never
knowing hin. at all. But friend
ship is far better than acquaiht-
ance, and 10 know him best
one must know him always.
But the welcoming heart has him
always for a guest. What 1851 will
bring, no man can tell; but no
friend of Christ win be afraid
Copyright by the international Coun.
ell Of Religiu0s Education on behalf OF
80 Protestant denominations. Released
by WNU Features)
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q Have Been Captured'

IN your hymnal you may find a
1 hymn by the author of the bet
ter-known 80 Love that wilt not
let me go" 1t begins with these
lines:
Evening star., 1950-03-26

Arlington Forest
1856 N. Granada st.
Open Today, l to 6
Beautiful white brick home, 6 rms
and bath. full bsmt., oil ht.. side scr
porch. patio in fenced yard, semifln.
tions: Out Lee. blvd. (Rt. 5O) tc
Granada st. and turn right blocks
to home.
Stone and Brick Rambler,
Open Today, l to 6
Super built. this beautiful. almost.
new home has living room l3x25
with UNIQUE stone firepl, din. rm
13xi3: very lge; kit. with breakfast
Ia paths, full bsmt., attic, breeze
way and garage; lot of l " acres is
level. has MANY fruit trees, outdoor
flrepl.; reasonably priced, S29,950
To reach: Drive out Lee blvd. tat
500 to Rt. 1913 tat Fairfax Theater),
tuln right on No. 1913 y mi. to home
at our sign.
Like Large Rooms?
Liv. rm. 13x20 with stone firepl.. din.
rm. 12x14, kit. 11x12. two lge. beG-
rms. and tiled bath on 1st hr.; room
for 2 bedrms. and bath up; 3 semi
finished rms. and tiled bath in bsmt
ton. Reduced for quick sale to
Brick Bungalow, $12,5OO
tali /. bsmt:. "a; gas 0 It,: iiv. w rm & has
F. E. MALCOLM
Evening star., 1950-03-26

DEL RAY SECTION
4 detached asbestos shingle. 3-bed-
rm. home, convenient location. Ga
rage. front and rear porches, extra
large lot. Full price. S10,750. with
So 900 down.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
SUBURBAN SALE-NlRGlklA
OPEN TODAY, l TO 6 PM
AIT SHADY LANE

AIT SHADY LANE
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
A truly beautiful stone and brick
vestibule entrance and center hall.
exceptional living room with brick
fireplace. bay windowed formal din
electric kitchen with disposal unit,
unusual studio breakfast room,
screened porch, bedroom and Holly
wood bath, on 1st floor; master bed
room with separate dressing room,
another exceptional bedroom and
basement is a completely finished
recreation room with fireplace and
built-in bar with running water,
y bath, separate laundry and furn-
ace room. Detached garage. This
home is equipped with mercury and
automat,e n, s,Oy switches comsinatioa
on level lot with majestic trees,
Priced at $34,75O and well financed.
TO INSPECT: Out Lee blvd. to Seven
Corners. continue straight through
on Hillwood ave. to Shady Lane and
left to our OPEN SIGN.
C. F. WOODROE, INC.
2O54 N. 14th ST., Arlington. Va.
PENTAGON REALTY CO.
OFFERS THESE VALUES
$3.50. $1,000 cash, approx. $50 per
mo-; 2-bedrm., new. modern bunga-
low. near Lee hwy, II mi. D. c.;
consists Of liv. rm., lge. kit with
built-in cabinets, 2 bedrms. and
bath, oil heat; just on paved street.
$500. $1,000 cash. S5s.5a per mo.
will take this 2-bedrm. frame, on
y acre, nr. Falls Church. "a mi.
of Lee hwy; liv. rm., equip. kit,
2 bedrms. and bath.
Broom -and-bath frame, on nearly ~
acre. in town OF Fairfax: can be
purchased for S1O.500: 2 bedrms..
liv. rm.. equip. kit; End fr. finished
in ! lge. rm.; full bsmt., oil heat;
garden lot.
We have a group of new. 2-bedroom
ramblers for sale of which 2 are
nearly finished; priced to sell under
$4,000 on ha-acre lots; ~ mi. D. C.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Fairfax 1876, Fairfax 1856
Evening star., 1950-03-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEIGHTS
Center-hall Colonial brick, with heavy
slate roof; large liv rm. with firepl.
heated sun rm., spacious din. rm.
modern kit. with breakfast nook. y
sized bedrms., 2 tiled baths: bsmt
contains IN. rec. rm. with frepl
maids rm., "a bath. oil h-w h. ;.
attached gar; lge. handicapped lot
S27,500, terms. Exclusive with
HELEN R. MARSHALL,
20l S. Wash St.,
AT. DRQ1 10 S1Rdn Of
Evening star., 1950-03-26
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlNlA
$22,950-CONV. TERMS
EHaY Yln

pIL, L,SCU-No1NV v. G1tN1o
REAL RAMBLER
Real gracious living awaits the pur-
chaser of this lovely home in the
Sleepy Hollow Malbrook area. A
home architecturally designed TO
blend with its acre lot. and set of
by beautiful trees and an abundance
of shrubbery. Large living room.
modern fireplace, fully inclosed
summer living porch. grand dining
room. fully equipped kitchen, two
lovely bedrooms and bath: basement
with recreation room and fireplace,
furnace and laundry room, lavatofy y
and attached garage Excellent
terms for responsible purchaser and
will go GI. Call Mr. Walsh.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1928 X ST. NV.
MA. 914l
Evening star., 1950-03-26
REALTY
KE. 1855. CHI. 473:

KE. 1855, CHI. 4733.
OPEN 1-6 PM. SUN.
S1O,250 new. white, rambler-type
bungalow; 2 bedrms.. equip. kit, lg
closets, alta ched gar; Just of Fran
coma, Clover Leaf or Shirley Hgwy.;
" acre lot; $3.50 cash, balance
$50 per mo-, including insurance
and taxes. Exclusive with
UHLER & co.
FA. 7424. Annandale, Va.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
REVERI,Y HILLS

bEVENIY 11IIIo
A lovely brick home, large corner
lot (10Ox1OO). Bedrm. and full bath
on 1st floor. 3 bedrms and bath
on End door. large living rm, with
fireplace, dining rm.. equipped kit,
nice porch, Scar garage. Full base
ment with recreation rm. Call for
further details.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

A TIP IN TINE
II you wait for these to be built
it will be too late! A most out
standing North Arlington rambler.
3 bedrms. and 2 tiled baths. step
attractive din. rm.. lge. kit. with
brkfst. space, rear porch full bsmt
partition for rec. rm. with built in
fireplace and glass brick bar. Really
an outstanding value at $50.
to be built. sold.
Arlington Realty Co.
OW. $500, 2204 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
LORTON. VA.

Large 3-bedrm. hungalow. close, to
Shirley hwy: 2-car garage, work
est country home. with fast high-
way to WAshineton.
AL BAKER & SONS, INC.
Realtors. 118 s. St. Assph st.. Alex
sndrias Va. TIE. 7a4a Q til o
Evening star., 1950-03-26

AL BAKER OFFERS
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler
off MT. Vernon Memorial blvd
Lovely 100x15O lot. attached gar
Radiant heat, parduet floors. lg;.
modern kit. with Bendix. full attic
with disappearing stairway. en-
closed porch. Priced right a'
Evening star., 1950-03-26
DREAM RAMBLER,

A rambler's dream; on q
beautiful h-acre corner knoll
surrounded by artistic white
beard fence; has studio liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm., modern
bright kit, > pleasant bedrms.,
tile hath, stairs to attic rm.;
attached gar. Directions: 2
miles past Annandale on Lee
jackson hwy. and Pine Ridge
rd. Phone TIE. 4O95. ROBERT
E. COX. Open Sat. and Sun.
l to q. go
Evening star., 1950-03-26
ARLINGTON.
CAPE COD

ARLINGTON.
CAPE COD
Here is really comfortable -homt
with its lovely liv.. rm. with firepl
and adj. side porch; lge. din. rm
l0x1l equip. kit. and bedrm. ol
den. and l2-bath on 1st fir: 2 rea
bedrmS. and full bath UP; full
bsmt.; GI or non-GI at Sl6,T50
Call til g.
COLONIAL
21x16 liv. rm. with firepl. and adj
side porch: full 12x12 din. rm.; un-
usually lge. equip. kit. on 1st fir;
3 lge bedrms. and bath up; full
bsmt. with gas heat; much larger
than average Colonial; S15,950. Cal
. til g.
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-03-26

ARLINGTON, VA.
5 Minutes from Pentaeon
NEW CAPE COD
$15,950
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
Alb S. Geo. Mason DR..
White brick; ? bedrms., bath on
1st. A.; roughed-in for . bedrms.
and bath on End f.; full bsmt.; gas
heat; possession in 10 days; last
house in a group of "a. in a re-
stricted neighborhood OF fine homes.
For further information, call MR..
Out Columbia pike to s. Taylor,
right on S. Taylor to 9th St, right
on 18th to S. George Mason Or, left
on George Mason DIR. to house.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
DAVID r. NIMMER

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE.
SERVICES FOR VA. D. c. AND MD
los N. Patrick ST., Alex. Va.
OV. 6413. AL. 1925. Eve, TIE. 0504
Evening star., 1950-03-26
SUBURBAN SAlE-vIRGikIA
GARDEN CITY

N. Ariineton's popular location. Brick
Cape Cod bungalow, with bedrmS..
bath !. r., kit. d.. r., on 1st a. !;
full bsmt., gas a.-c.h.; , unfinished
rms. 15x16 and 11xl6 and roughed-
in bath on 2nd f.; lge. lot. Open
Sun . to 6 pm. or shown by appt.
Out Lee hwy to N Edison St. right
to 23rd road. left to 1921 N. Ever
green and open" sign.
RIGGS & co.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRGlNlA

ARLINGTON-OPEN TO 6
116 S. FENWICK ST.
Ideal location, nice section-Close to
buses, shopping. theaters, churches.
A prewar brick Cape Cod. Liv. rm.
with firepl., full din. rm, equipped
kitchen. 2 large bedrms.. tiled bath,
porches; gas heat: detached garage
Price, Sl4,150. Out Lee blvd. 2
blocks past Ft. Myer. PAUL B.
HIIIIARD. OF 1H4Q Exclusive
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-05-18
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
SAYS YST-BREAKS ROAD
AGAIN IN PRIMARY SYSTEM

The road from Haysi, by way
of Bartlick, Camp Branch, the
Breaks and Grassy to the Ken
lucky line will be again part OF
the primary system. That an
nouncement was made by the
State Highway Commission last
Friday.
This piece of road was once a
part of the primary system, but
was taken therefrom in 1941 on
account of the small amount of
travel. No attempt was ever made
to put the road in primary condi-
ton. Last winter when it became
apparent that Buchanan County
was trying to divert the inter-
state highway up Grassy and
down Bull Greek by way of Har-
man, Dickinson County got on its
toes and has since kept up a con-
slant battle for the Improvement
of the road.