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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
MILTON

A corrective duntM prnnrNm hAR
hepn Htnrtud IA Milton Huhonl Tor
llIHi nlhdp pnnlm fhiu project Ia
w cooperation with the HtNlp nnnrd
ot Health Witch viii hpW "a un
hnpu the work The hN uhuhon
nave hHd thuir tepth examined IA
ordpt 20 duturmmu the treatment
hnunHHhA In tho mhN tooth nnln
rnilnn tur the permanent nnna An
hllnmpl VIII hu mNdp tn uOlrppt an
uf the Nod that viii hp nnudud gnr
tho permanent teeth hN the end oT
lhls school NuNr IN Wm r. Now
hhd, Ot ltohohuth viii tonnutnla
WIN the huhoOl IA hpWnn mNkp
those corrections
in order that tho gl mumhups of
tho faculty. mlHhl attend thu Ruupu\
county Education moutMn Milton
hphOul Whn ulOnud W WodnuAdnN
March lath Tho mnulmp Wna held
AZ nuluW lh tho local lllph Ruhool
lpaier Rudhe ana OpOrnr Chnl
unphh both HuniOr ntudpnln al tho
lllAh HuhOol Wurp ohOppN lo take
part w the NlHHpN County Hand.
mAde ~ 0f an tho outHtnndmn
hhnd htNdentH from tho AuaanN
county HuhuuH rhA aplpolNn hand
BhNp q concert mAl uNpnmR IA On.
holAulhWn mdor tho direction az
w. col OnorRe Howard, Direction
ol tho Army Ar NrupA nNnd m
lloWllnR Fleld, WAHhnnton u d,
col. Howard npmt dAya nrp'
hohlHnlH ana preparations with tho
euHHeN GO RroNp Mtor tO the rhur.
day evening pnnepr
= ordnr that the pnpnnta na well
Wen hH the HWdnnta could Intend
the concert IA unnrgutOWn mo ron.
ulhr monthly mpotmn ~ tho y n
a VIVA nOHtpunpd WlO 'rleadnV
eNnnlnn March aHt prnpmm mp
the eNunlnn viii include a nra
Wow ot the y r. A Mmntrel IA he
held on Thursday nnd Friday even.
lhR, March sA md PAIN IA tho pphool
! auditorium MlH Samuel Wlmon.
school N0rAp, viii talk Ia tho y n
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

lection chairman When the chair
nan valla Nt 4 house ho Viii pre-
eont go thv contributor 4 receipt
which Will lial the above telephone
Wmhoru m ease uf emergency AT.
ter the drive, an names of persons
vontuMutlnB aa Well as their euh.
uihWion Will he listed Ia the local
pap,r
~ A Johnson. longtime employ
ed Nt the Waplea lMmher Co, was
taken suddenly ill while az work on
Wednesday afternoon he was A-
ken to hia homo on Chestnut street.
whore ht is under the care of Dr.
Thomas J fohin Mr. Johnson Is
Improving and hopes to he out am-
onH hla iulonda very Soon
Npa Lydia Richards of over
brook apont the weekend With Mrs.
Ida Reed
George Marvel. while working IN
forest near the Reynolds Church
District, injured his left foot, when
the axe be- was using slipped off
tie log he was taken % the doe
tor immediately whore stitches
whore taken IN the wound Mr..
Marvel is still under the care Of his
doctor Neighhora who called upOn
him Saturday evening included Mr.
and Mrs Arthur nOrman, Mrs.
Nora Campbell, Clifford Mitchell.
Asa Johnson, Walter Marvel. Mrs.
Ida Reed Mrs Arthur Royce and
daughter and Mrs. Alice Ward and
daughter
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Group ~ Formed on
PCHiHsuid TO Fi0hi
Rise IH DriHk Hdbil
,ss,lassa ,tew a,., pase,


ihe Peninsula Conference 0r tho
Methodist thurlh NHa advised hi
"a smith lhHt tho hpat mnhua m
CLOSING ihu saloons and huldlnp thu
ighol IHtolpata in phpph la lu pdlt
cate thp present generation 'tu stay
uui ~ thr auluuua hnd ahun huur
in uli lia fufma
thp cooperation az ihn Wtru
throughout che HipH viii hu auupM
pa ihf matter ~ ahuNnp nlma Ca
school children dphllup the lll
uFaars slUma and BROKEN hnWus
which thn temperance luudpta hold
is the direct result ul druh lluth
iaiks and pictures viii be- uapd IA
support the argument that 'murh
nf Americas poverty crime aud
mental Illness iH due directly ur IA
directly a. driuh
Mr Smith said ihp newly fWmnd
Peninsula Committee viii n1
make surveys seeking to aid Yir
iims of the drink habit aud nndmp
means ~ helping families ul ihoa,
already ln iia clutches
Cooperation with Alpuholtpa Ano
uymoua with ail churches aud min
isfsfs viii be SOUGHT aud IA hddi
zion plans fur dlYpriiNg revenue
from liquor taxes "a aiding hdNld
uHis aud families afflicted hY tho
blight uf drink viii be- studied
Committee Named
The motion i0 form the peninHuln
Committee WAS made hy liumAu
Woilaaton 0f Newark Vice president
~ the temperance league The com
mliiee mpmhrlship viii comprise
nil those present IA tho rally, nlUH
uli members of the board ut diror.
tors ~ thr Temperance League ~
delaware aud those dilootora ~
lbp MaB land League residing on
ihe Eastern Shore, vert leaders,
nnd others 90 hn appointed later
0n motion of tho REV Paul
Reynolds ~ New Castle "a roHolu
iion was adopted urgine no reyias
ion of the constitution of the fen
pffanfe ireeue ~ Delaware, a.
give Il Hlrater WORKING power The
te a itlraY iiramH paator of thr
MRshHlllon Methodist church
served aa secretary
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

\ uoNvpNmH Wnutma and Wtlea
W tie nphOOl nurse and explain the
ONVWll Hvhoul health pronrWm an
Wrpnp aud lrlrnda are cordially
invited tO attend the Weptinn On
'lhOadNN uVunlnn March "a, n va,
pchool auditorium
The Local llona club held thtr
annml Ouirlvt UOVpmup nipht o,
Monday evening 40 the rugulW duu
uvr mpelinh Ot tho HrWp, held ut
the fulloNhhln Hall of 0unnun
church nlulrlVt Gov Oehhalt IA,
mhpr Of the Smyrna ltona CWh,
WAA nupat OF honor RH we'll Aa tho
ltllN ppeNkvr Tor the evening
The Milton thempn are nov
pponhorlNH an Ambulance prN,
thb NNd lAlHinR campaign viii
continue through two Wppka. ua
the helAhhOrlnn countrywide, aud
u IA hoped that local people viii
contribute henNrOuHN Ga the fund
hhVe lta purchase, the vehicle hUa
hupN used four lmuA Ambulance
WlH HhOuld be- made 10 Milton bb.
~ on lla The lOlloWNg mon ha\o
hnpO phuhun by the company Na the
OrNnW Everett lOhnhon, linWuad
ltoRorH Harold ClendNNlpl, Ruhpn
MllknrHOM and William Spencer
All W these men are very active Ia
the Fhp company
fhp AmhMnce Fund Committee.
hnaded by WillMm Spencer have
divided the town Into ~ dlatu,la,
Neh dlptrlct CouaiHtiuH ol ono uol
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Little Miss Sandra kopple 81
ot Gravel hii spent che weekend
with ida haulett noyce
Mr. Joseph Short suffered q ds0l
heart attack al his home. near Zion
Church last Friday eNenins his
mlally reported that he Is steadily
mpr0tms
Mr and SIS. Nelson Johnson 0f
Philadelphia, spent the Neekene
with her parents. Mr. and Airs.
Walter herrmser
MIR and AIRS Lester r. Clendan-
lei were sunday afternoon guest 0f
AIRS Carrie Burris In Milford.
Mr. and AIRS, Joseph D0ster and
family Dotly jeanne. and joe. Jr..
returned 20 their home this week
after spending several months Na
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Mf ana Mfe RALPH Anderson
~ hetalaft heft dinner guests
af Mr aHo Mrs j0seph 3 reafee
and attended ihe showing ~
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anif aeaaon fhf quality ~ lhr
fHf haf aeeu fKerlieni apd prices
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Mln aHd fflmf n0uk marshes
naNf hao season aomeWhai
choose fhf afefaff ln pfuhia
william W SHARP Herbptt
tanfaeffra fred Wilson. a
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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hs their siay lheF WeFe visited 9
number ct Nilfon touris srs.
Amons their callers we're. San ana
hts. Harry DTaper. Nr ANA Nrs
Sinclair CampheN and Wuosrom
Walls.
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entertained at sunday dinner San
snd Mrs Mllliaa g. Crouch 81 Rc-
hoboth. Durng the eVeains Nr ana
AIRS. Walter Crouch and Mr and
Aifs. oeorse & Cannon and san
called unon Mr ana Mrs. Alharf
4. Graham and daushter Bonnie
and AIR. and Alrs. G. Crouch ln Res
hoh0th
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

lH fas death 0f Joseph d iiol
Iaan Hhieh ioUk place on kaiuf
aat lasi an hls home lu Milford.
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fHfrtIaH gentleman ~ the cali
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
The Past In Review
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Forty Years Ago
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Classified ADS see results
Evening star., 1950-10-01

GROOM BRICK HOUSE
In immaculate condition; lovely
neighborhood; gas heat; recre . ion
room: large back yard. SCHWAe TZ,
EX. 250l. ia. 0256.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Michigan Park

IUUJ UFOI1UN . /. NE.
Beautiful four-bedroom semidetached
tapestry brick residence, conven-
iently located in lovely, quiet
residential neighborhood. Recep-
tion hall. living room with fire.
place, dining room, kitchen and
den: oil h.-w.h.. detached garage;
within two blocks of Priory School,
convenient to Catholic University,
within one block of transp.; quick
possession. Priced below other
comparable homes. See Mr.. Dough-
erty on premises.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
BUY OF THE WEEK
ONLY S11,95O
2224 OTIS ST. ME.

Zzz4 OTIS ST. NE.
Open. Sunday. 1-5 pm. semidet.
brick, 8 rms, tile bath. 3 porchss.
#. deep with shade and fruit trees
and geld fish pond. Don't fail to
see this Sunday II you want q really
good value. Drive out Rhode Island
ave. to 22nd St, left to Otis and
right to open sign.
Chas. E. Burr, Realtor
nv 1otr
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Glover Park
1922 Huidekoper Place NV
Bright semidetached 3-bedrm. brici
home in immaculate condition
Large liy rm., din. rm., equipped
kitchen. full bsmt. and rec. rm
oil h.-w.h., garage. Rare 4so financ.
ing. Ewes, Mr.. Sherwood. WO
4S45.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Michigan Park
4427 18th ST NE

A lovely community group brick
home in a most desirable section
opposite St. Joseph's Seminary. Re.
ception hall, large living rm.. spa
ciouse dining rm., modern kitchen
on 1st f.: 3 large bedrooms and :
tiled baths on end A.; beautiful
recreation room, gas h.-wh. anc
garage; very fine condition through.
out. Must be seen to be appre.
ciated. Priced to sell today. See
Mr.. Cassidy on premises.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Michigan Park

IZII TAYLOR ST. NE.
Standardized brick home, located
north of Michigan ave-. convenient
to the Monastery and Catholic Uni.
versity. Living room with fire.
place, large dining room. kitchen
fl. There are four private bedrooms
and also one inclosed porch on ENC
A.: beautiful yard. 15S #. deep
with 2-car garage: vacant, imme-
diate possession. Must be sold to-
day. Mr.. Newcomer on premises
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Michigan Park
742 FARADAY PLACE NE.

$11,250-EASY TERMS
Modern. semidetached brick, only ]
yr. old. and in new-house condition
throughout. Living room, separate
din. rm., modern kitchen with
refgr., . spacious bedrooms anC
tiled bath with shower: full base.
ment, auto. gas heat, front porch
.Lo 70 .H reach: Out Miehigan aye: ne
TO South Dakota ave, continue OF
South Dakota ave. to Faraday pl
Mr.. Walden on premises.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
80 SHERIDAN ST.

OPEN . TO PM. SUN.
Very attractive 5-rm. detached brick
home on nice lot. oil heat; in excel
lent condition; S14,750. on terms.
Ewes. Mr.. Newman. ia. 1924.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. 22O0
Evening star., 1950-10-01

COLORED-5OO BLK. EYE ST. NE
Bldg. for church. complete with
chapel; seating capacity, 125 people:
basement has 8 classrms., oil steam
Ask for Mr.. Eiland, with AVON
REALTY, AID. 6S32; ewes. and Suns.
AK. S471. ii
COLORED-BROOKLAND. 10th at
R. /. ave, lovely S-rm. brick, small
down payment. LA. 6-4044.
COLORED. NORTH INGLEWOOD--
The best constructed det. home you
rms, elec. range, refrigerator, tile
bath, copper pipe, automatic heat,
soft: expansion attic, basement with
Bendix laundry. weatherproofed,
blanket insulation. h-acre wooded
school, 4 blocks grammar school.
To be the proud owner contact MR..
DICkEY, 1909 Goth ave-, WA. 1146.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
WOODBRIDGE n G

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
1909 Goth st. n.e.-BeautifuI det.
stucco home: 8 ise. rms. full tile
bath. built-in tub and shower. auto
matte heat, lge. front and back
porches. exquisite floors. decor. like
new; .det. garage. very conv. to
Graded, junior high and parochial
schools. also buses and stores: out
of-town owner may accept as low
as S12,750 on easy terms. Open
sun to 6. JOHN M, KING e.
CO.. exclusive agents, 350S 18th
Evening star., 1950-10-01
J. LEO KOLB co.

Established 1902
1897 Wisconsin Ave, MI. 2100
Evening star., 1950-10-01

COLORED-S1.O 900 DOWN; parsain:
mouse Just like new; rooms and
bath; row brick; oil heat, refer.:
STEELE. RE. 04a3. EN- O30S. q
CoLoRED-Beautiful semidet. brick.
bedrms. and bath on 2nd fioor:
large living room, dining room and
den on 1st floor, modern Kitchen:
priced low with good financing. Cali
y; b. Guynn, EN-. 7792. for details.
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924 i4th
st. NV, DI. 3346.
COLORED-S1,5OO CASH-First Of
fering Of this 6-rm. row brick; near
3rd and California SITS. ne; good
cconoition; immediate possession; to-
Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SMTTHY CO.
ST. 5000. Res. MI. 6004.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

COLOkED-RIVER TERRACE-S12,.
$50. We are offering for the first
time lovely .six-room and bath
house, nice yard, gas heat, on easy
terms. This beautiful home will sell
quickly. Call US to inspect, WILL
LIAM p. ATKINSON, at RE. 1915.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Mr.. 18th and E. CAPITOL
Ideally situated near churches,
schools, TRANSPORTATION and stores
Excellent department row brick
home. Rents for approx. Sl65 90
per month unfurnished. Priced for
S13. 10000. Possession with settle
ment. Ewes. call Mr.. Hyman, AID.
459S.
METZLER, REALTOR
1108 Vermont Ave. NV. DI, $500.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
SELECT VALUES
FOR SALE BY PECK co.
Open Sunday, l to 5
Woodbridge
0cfn 11Al cry AY Z

3519 I7th ST. NE.
A nice. detached home. located in
a most convenient area near Taft
Jr. High School and Burroughs
School. First floor has living rm.,
dining rm., small bedroom. bath
and kitchen; three bedrooms and
bath on 2nd A.; full basement, oil
h.-w.h.; transp. at the corner;
purchased with small down pay
ment. Mr.. Higgins on premises.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Brookland
1904 NEWTON ST. NE.

1UU4 NEWION 81. NE.
Beautiful semidetached tapestry
brick in one of the most conven-
lent locations in town. Featuring
z spacious rooms and side-hall en-
trance. tiled BATH, fireplace in liv.
rm., screened sleeping porch, oil
h.-w.h., immaculate oak floors, ga
rage. concrete front porch. Within
walking distance of Catholic Uni
versity and st. Anthony's Church
and school. Priced for quick sale
with small down payment. See
Mr.. Cody on premises.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
BUNGALOW, $1O,95O
OPEN ! TO 6
2o02 UAPNTTNd CIT

3ZU3 VARNUM ST.
II you are looking for a nice home
on q shaded lot, here it Is: Has
liv. rm.. din. rm.. large kit. with
pantry. The 2 bedrms. are nice
sized and have connecting bath be,
attic which will make . nice. large
rooms. Full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; per-
feet cond.: must be sold immedi-
ately because of bad health. Di-
rections: Out r. /. ave. ne. to
34th st. and left to Varnum ST..
left to open sign.
BRENNAN g. PORTER REALTY CO.
MA. 1913.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
MICHIGAN PARK

104N1A4NN1A4N Z 1A4t4A
4 BEDROOMS, 8 BATHS
First offering of this lovely home,
containing large living room with
wood-burning fireplace. full-siZed
dining room. den and fully equipped
Kitchen: second floor has master
bedroom with bath and three other
basement with knotty pine recrea-
ton room and full tiled bath, maid s
quarters and outside entrance; air
conditioned heat; located on level.
Handicapped lot with ash pond and
rock garden. Excellent location for
transportation and shopping; both
Priced at $2S,500; 30-day posses
sion. Shown by appointment. Call
Jack Morgap. OV. 005S.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
.50b H St. NV. MA. 234.
MICHIGAN PARK

MICHIGAN PARK
II you really want an outstanding
detacned brick residence in the fines!
see this home. q spacious rms. 2
tiled baths, slate roof, chestnut
trim. fireplace. beautiful recreation
room and garage. Call Mr.. Walden,
LA. 6-6666 or UN. 264S. ewes.
PECK COMPANY
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
VETERANS, ATTENTION

Brick bungalow: prac. new; nr. Wood
ridge and all cows: nice rms. / "a
baths; English bsmt.. fireplace; gas
heat. mr.. r. ]. ave. shop center: a
rare bargain for only S12,95O. May
go CT with only $1,000 cash. Phone
ANNENBERG REALTY
Evening star., 1950-10-01
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BRENTWOOD VIIJAGE
BROOKLAND

Sixteen rooms, four baths, large cor
ner lot; oil heat; especially suitable
for religious organization. Sale
price $4,000. Evenings SH. 6245
HOHENSTEIN BROS. FIR. 5000.
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WALNUT AVENUE
Very nice cor. bunga. with beaut. land
scaping and shrubbery;. rms. and
bath. all on / floor: full bsmt.: hot
water heat: lge. porch: near schools
lures; only S10500. S1,S00 down
Phone Ii. 1887 It'll pm.
ANNENBERG REALTY
Evening star., 1950-10-01

36O6 goth ST. NE.
Near Otis st. n.e.-Attractfve. semi
detached brick, on lovely. large lot:
: rooms. screened porch, modern
tiled kitchen. bath: fireplace in liv.
rm.; gas heat. full bsmt., garage;
completely redecorated: new storm
windows throughout. Price will sur
prise you.
DAVID MUSHINsKY, RA. 69l2.
Ewes, ia. 1879
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PECK COMPANY
Exclusive Agents
3618 18th ST. NE.
LAWRENCE 6-6666
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HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. Cont J
CHLLUM AREA

40 KENNEDY STREET NE.
OPEN SUNDAY, /: 80 TO 6 PM,
Beautiful detached tapestry brick
home. spacious rooms throughout
and three twin-size bedrooms. I'm
usually attractive first floor plan
with large den or bedroom. powder
room, huge dining room and large
beautiful kitchen. Full basement
with lovely recreation room, deep
attached garage, gas h.-w.h.. slate
roof, storm windows and new avn
ings. Prewar construction in new
condition This home has every
thing. including beautifully land
scaped garden. Mr.. Clark, GE 9O11
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1224 l4th Street NV. DI. 3346.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE
5 rooms. row brick with long yard;
gas heat; full bsmt.; CT commit
ment, Priced for quick sale. WILL
LIAM H. BOAZ, 340S 18th st. ne
MI 224l OR GE R17A a
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NEAR EASTERN HIGH
OPEN 2 TO 6

COLORED-332 18th ST. NE.
Suitable for large family or a home
and income. complete apts., built
in garage. Must be seen to appre-
ciate. Call Mr.. Moore, r. PAUL
MuDD CO., LU. 4-43s2: ewes, VI.
.307U.
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FOR A LUCKY BRIDE

Gayly bright. coiorful, 2-bedrm. and
nursery brick on large Handicapped
lot twillow tree and flower bordersl :.
Pine paneled rec. rm. with fireplace
new Bendix washer included. Call
Mrs. Stradley. RE. 1888. cox g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
DuPIEX

A large 2-family building near 14th
and Park rd. Each apartment has
large rooms, bath, private en-
frances. Full basement, gear ga
rare. Perfect condition. Inspect
E,th SIDNEY q. MENSH g. CO.,
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BARGAIN OF MONTH
S11,500. 2-story, 6-rm., white
frame home; just of Rhode Island
ave. mr. Maryland line; lovely COM
munity; nr. excel. school and good
transp.; substantial cash needed
Mrs. Nader. UN. 4314. cox &
CO.. UN 1926 IL
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Mr.. LANGDON PARK

1000 BLOCK HAMLIN NE.
Desirable. 6-rm., detached home;
screened porch; oil h.-wh deep
rear lot; $1,000 down. Call Mrs
Redfield RE. 25S5, with cox & CO,
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Wise. and Calvert st. Area
2118 Tunlaw Road NV.
Modern brick home of 3 bedrms., {
baths. 37th st. entrance to large
ideal for professional ofice or in.
come possibilities. Only S15,75O
Ewes, Tom Farrell, DE. 1922.