davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21

and warm himself. Eyes, indeed" +"
cried the children, and they gent
ly drew him into the room. "Sit
down here in this warm corner, /"
they insisted, giving him their
seat, though that meant depriv-
ing themselves of their own
cozy and warm seats. They gave
him to eat of their frugal supper,
though that meant going hun
cry themselves. And then as he
was very tired, they gave him
their bed, though that meant
sleeping on rude benches, with
out sufficient covering them
selves.
But, sleep finally came to
them. They were gently awaken
ed by strains of sweet music;
going to the window, they found
that band of children, clad in
shining robes, were playing on
golden harps before their cottage
and beautifully soft, but pleas
ing light was all around lhem,
while the air seemed balmy
Suddenly the strange child stood
before them, no longer cold and
ragged, but dressed in shining
robes, and his soft voice was
speaking to them: Il was cold,
and ye took me in. l was hungry
and ye fed me. / was tired and
Ye gave me your bed. I am the
Christ-child wandering through
the world to bring peace and
happiness to all children" So
saying he broke branch from
the pine tree, planted in the
ground, and He and the shining
children disappeared, but the
branch grew into a beautiful
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21

ministration filed. Bond approv-
ed and filed and letters of adj
ministration issued to Anna
Schell in the estate of Mary
Craft.
Entry ordering appraisement
filed. Land sale of John S. Nc
Cullough, guardian of Tobitha
Elizabeth Mccullough, his
wards.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21
The Scrap Book ...
MRS. HUToKA RANDLEs

Christmas is very ancient
festival, adopted by the church
very early in the Christmas Era
to commemorate the birth of
Jesus of Nazareth. 1t is so cele-
brated wherever Christianity is
the prevailing religion. 1t is thus
holiday of Christianity.
The celebration is about the
same in each and every country,
with but few differences. In
most every country gifts are ex-
changed, and it is made the time
of feasting and general enjoy
ment. Our schools have exer-
cises and carols are sung by old
and young. Thus we should COM
memorate this day with rever-
ence, for Jesus went about teach
ing that Peace on Earth, Good
Will to men is the essential way
to please Him.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21

Greater defense expenditures
than anticipated early this fall
are likely as a result of our in
ternational reverSes.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21

A Little Story For The Children
Two small children were left
alone in the cottage one cold
winter evening and were seated
before the fire, telling each other
stories of what they had seen in
the forest. Suddenly, there came
a knock at the door, Although
very much afraid they fastened
to unfasten the door. Standing
before the door in the cold and
darkness, was a little boy, having
no shoes on his feet, very thinly
clothed and shivering.
He asked if he might come in
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21

tree, and every year bore a crop
of toys and all things good for
the children.
Hark' the Christmas bells re-
sounding,
Earths old jargon all confound-
ing,
Round the world their tumult
bounding,
Spreads 'Immanuels matchless
fame,
Millions hand their offering
bringing,
Million hearts around Him
clinging,
Million tongues HosannahS'
singing,
Swells the honor of His name.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21

Unfavorable war news is
blamed for considerable vari-
ations in grain prices.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-21
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble
county for the week ending Dec.
2 were $1,125.l7, compared to
$1,900.03 for the same period in
1949 Total collected to date for
this county amount to $36, 1879.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13

Use evaporated mink, dndiIuted,
or mixed with an equal amount
of fresh milk, as cream" in cof-
fee, tea, or ON cereals.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13

fCOnflnuen 4 rom FHEe Ak11f
utmost importance 70 TIE fee
units in assisting them 70 czE1
out their vital training an1 deVei-
opment work"
After an un0iIscisl visIt asnure.
the high-ranking Nsval o11icE
commended the citizenry n gen-
eral. and the Armed Servu9
YMCA club n particular. fU
morale-building treatment ~ SCI
Vicemen here.
Z Admiral Fahri0n commands al
destrOyers IN the Atlantic fleel
including the 6eslroyex znd tualr-
ing units IN the Key Nes1 ara
Has flagship Is the destroyer tend-
or USS Y0semite. based a NeW-
port. r. l. For ms trip - KEY
West. however. the admiral snlft-
ed ms flag 10 one Of ms deStrUE-
.ers. the USS Power. coDmmoec
by Commander c z Pond
The admiral has seen sea duty
IN both world wars and has serE-
ed aboard almost every type q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
It. omdr. Albert Richards
Relieves Lt.-COmdr. Carey
As Skipper OF CooIbaugh

Et.-Cdr. Albert Andrews Rich
ards, USN. took over command
this week Of the uSs coolbaugh,
DE-2l7) one Of the sonar ships
attached 70 the Underway Train
ing unit Of Key west Naval base.
He relieved 1t Cdr, w. J. Carey,
Jr., who was detached to re-
activate and command vessel
Of the sMothbaIl Fleet"
Lt.-Cdr. Richards is a third
generation Naval officer. His
father was 1t c. A. Richards
ldeceased) Of the Naval academy
ciass of 1904, and his grandfather
was Rear Admiral r. B. Brad
ford (deceased) of the Naval
academy class of 1864. His step
father Is Captain H. o. Roesch,
ism, fRET.) of the Naval aca-
denny class of 1910.
After attending Rogers high
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13

school in Newport. R. l., and
Western high school in Washing
ton, he attended the University
of Virginia and was graduated
in the class Of 1871 as a Bachelor
of Science. He is unmarried and
is a member of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity and the Olympic Club
Of San Francisco. His last pre-
vious duty was as Flag lieutenant
and aide to Vice-Admiral George
d. Murray, USN, commander of
the Western Sea Frontier and
the commander of the Pacific Re-
serve fleet.
LL-Cdr. Carey and his wife
and children who formerly lived
at 1909 Duncan street, Key West,
have gone to Boston where he
will reactivate and command the
USS Conway DDE-5OD. He is
a member of the Naval academy
class Of 1889.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
Reply Received
On Complaints OF
Home Owners

The petition signed by 46 own
ers of Sunshine homes and for
warded to the Federal Housing
Administrator, Washington, DC,
has brought reply from c. W.
Starr, zone commissioner.
Starts letter follows:
MIR. E. A Shaw,
"2437 Fogarty Avenue,
Key West. Florida
Dear Mr.. Shaw:
This is to acknowledge the
petition regarding alleged faulty
construction in a number of the
Sunshine homes, Key West. Flor
ida, which was submitted by you
as representative of the petit
TONERS.
In order that this office may
be. in a better position to assist
you ana the other owners, a re-
port has been requested of the
Miami, Florida, Insuring Office.
Upon receipt of the necessary in
formation. you will be advised
very truly yours,
&C. W. STARR.
Zone Commissioner. "
II was said today that leaders
of the complaining group viii at
tend next Mondays meeting Of
the city commission 10 ask results
of the investigation The city
commission had voted to send
Acting City Manager Charles
Roberts and Building Inspector
Ralph Russell to the Sunshine
homes for a personal report on
the alleged complaints.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
, WARN YOUNGSTERS

Continued From Page Onel
she swiiI deal severely with the
youngsters found guilty of killing
birds
Judge Gibson and ! are
working hand-in-hsnd TO stop
this bird-shooting." said Kemp.
The city sexton has informed
the chief that promiscious shoot
ing is being done by the young
sters in the city cemetery
Many of the birds fleeing the
cold weather of the north viii re-
main in Key West, while others
will head for Central and South
America
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
STATION SET UP I'm

tContinued From Page One)
Station RICH in Havana, delivers
the packages to the needy people
of Pinar Del Rio at her own ex-
pense
Sonora Trinidad reports from
Havana that a dining room to
feed the homeless and hungary
children has been opened in Pinar
Del Rio by Prio Socarras, brother
of Cuba's president.
A local committee directing the
campaign for aid to the stricken
Cubans is composed of Mrs.
Thomas Caro-, Mayor John Car
bonell, Louis Muniz, and A. Boza,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
ADVISORY

MIAMI. Oct. 13.-GR-The Mi
ami Weather Bureau issued this
advisory on a tropical storm at
I:30 PM. EST, today:
A small tropical storm was dis
covered by a ship about $50 miles
southeast of Bermuda today and
at 100 PM, EST, it was located
near Latitude 26.3 North and
Longitude SIS West.
1t is apparently moving west
northwest or northwest at about
II to IS miles per hour.
Strongest WINS are estimated
about so miles per hour It may
increase in intensity and caution
is advised for shipping.
Due to distance and scarcity of
reports, next advisory viii await
reconnaissance reports Saturday
morning unless additional infor-
nation becomes available before
then,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
School Official
Will Visit Here

James 7. CAMPBELL. acting-di.
rector of the division of admins
tration and finances of the state
department of education, plans
to visit Key West Friday. OctO-
Der 20. TO observe progress of the
school construction program here
and to confer with Superintend-
ent of Public instruction Horace
O'Bryant on problems of capital
outlay. it was learned today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
CERTAIN DOCTORS
(Continued Prom Page Onel

NOHtilueu IOIn rage O0eB
instruction, exclusive of the
time spent in post graduate
training, and who, on the day
fixed for his registration .(a) shall
have received from any school,
college. university-or similar in
stitution of leaning one or more
Of the degrees of bachelor of med
icine, doctor of medicine, doc
tor of dental surgery, doctor of
medical dentistry, doctor of yet
Urinary surgery, and doctor of
veterinary medicine, Obj is with
in any of the several states of
the United States, the District
OF Columbia, the Territory of Al
aska, the Territory of Hawaii,
Puerto Rico, or the Virgin
Islands, (c) is not a member of
any reserve component of the
armed forces of the United
States, and I'D shall not have at
tanned the fiftieth anniversary of
the day of his birth.
"All doctors referred to above
must register even though they
may have already registered un-
der the Selective Service Act of
1913. Special forms and informa-
ton have been prepared in each
selective service local board in
order that this Special Regitra-
ton will be accomplished with a
minimum of delay. Registration
will be accomplished in each Sc
lective service local board. and
by special registrars appointed
for this purpose.
The registration of other per-
sons made liable for registration
under Public Law 779-81st Con-
gresss win be accomplished at a
later date" "a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
Bradley Says Armed Forces Need Over
Two Million Men By June OF l95l
Asks IndustriaIists
IL They Are Willing
To Face Defense
Bill OF 40 Billion

WASHINGTON, Oct. I3.-GRt.
GeneraI Omar Bradley says the
armed forces want two million,
100 thousand men. 81 air groups
and Dos Navy ships by next
June.
The chairman of the joint
chiefs Of staff announced the
goal In recorded radio broad
cast which he made before leav-
ing with President Truman to
meet General Macarthur.
The general said even those
figures won't be enough. and
officials are planning now for
substantial increases. The new
program vii be submitted to
President Truman as soon as it
il ready.
Bradley noted that the current
moves toward defense carry
what he called "a price tag of
IS billion dollars.
The new program, he said, is
going to cost more money, take
more effort, and put more men
into uniform.
The general didn't say how
much money viii be needed. But
he said he had asked a group of
industrialists recently if they
would be willing to face an annu-
al defense bill of 80 to 40 billion
dollars if necessary.
himucwhat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
TRUMAN ARRIVES
IN HONOLULU

HONOLULU, Oct. 13.-(R1.-
President Truman has landed at
Hickam Field in Honolulu on his
way to historyEmaking meeting
with General Macarthur. The
President viii leave Honolulu late
tonight for the conference on
Ear Eastern strategy to stop Com
munisfn, and still prevent a ma
jof war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
BULLETINS
FIVE KILLED IN
PLANE CRASH

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. I3.-(PJ.
"A Northwest Airlines passenger
name has crashed on the out
skirts of Almelund, Minnesota.
Five persons were killed. The
plane crash was so miles north
east of here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13

Because they're quick and easy
to prepare, high in food value.
and generally liked, eggs make
an ideal luncheon dish for young
sters home from school at the
noontime hour.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
BRIGHTWOOD

CHEVY CHASE
DETACHED BRICK HOME
Attractive and modern prewar oricI.
Colonial home available at sacri-
flee price for quick sale. Fine liv
rm.. with firepl.. din. rm., modern
bedrms. and tile bath on 2nd a.:
completely finished, plaste-ed and
heated large bedrm. on ard A.; full
bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.; side concrete
screened porch and attached garage.
A wonderful buy. under $4,000;
trust available. Call MA. 9797 daily;
ewes, and Sun, call Mr.. Dwyer, GE.
O660.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Rea ltnrS l1S hra NJ III
Evening star., 1950-03-01
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG PHYSICIAN desires 1-rm.
en-. apt. for residence. Box 112-Y,
Refined YOUNG COUPLE desires Q
bedrm. unfurn. apt; around S75
mo-; preferably in vicinity Of Silver
Spring or College Park. Call MR..
KEMP. 81. 37oo between 9 am. and
SMALL furnished apt. or housekeep-
Ing, rooms, by Govt. employed, set
tied lady; ne. pref. Box 45-z, Star.
WANTED TO RENT or suitcase BY Q
employed employed girls tsood HABITS. small
YOUNG M MARRIED Rii2 Pm: COUPLE desire
{Sgr,$sS {ST ,$$ss5S5s6o month. 3; gs csil MRS. MRS.
COUPLE want l;bedroom unfurnished
BY CoTPLE@a or Broom apart
ment; Georgetown preferred; maxi
mum 500. Call after 5. Oliver 3593,
PENTAGON employed tvet.> couple
desire .3-rm. and pvt. bath furnished
81 s;i., to $50 per mo. cail h'iIfu HI. sss7 KS;
MAN. neat, reliable and employed,
apt. in or near NV. area. Please call
AID, 2S11 after 6 pm. %
furn: 1-bedrm. apt, Arlington or
Fairfax. S65 max, util. incl. Call
daily to 4:30. RE. 6700, Ext. 3704.
YOUNG MAN would like to share an
other mans apt. in NV. pref, with
separate bedroom; references. Box
4S-Z. Star So
WANTED by inter- org. empl. furn.
efc. apt. apt BLDG. NV. MISS VAL
LET, Ex. 7760. Ext. $50. 10 to 5.
TWO PERM. GOVT. GIRLS want i or
sec. apt. bldg, $S5-S90, Box 219-
Y, Star.
LADY, 40. desires share 2-bedroom
apt. with one gentle lady in conv.
NV. section. Box az. Star
Evening star., 1950-03-01

2 BEDRMS., nice lge. liv. rm., din.
rm.; Kit. and bath, in beaut. new
professional bldg. in residential
ters in BLDG Complete privacy. No
TAKoMA PIX, MD.-1st f., liv. rm.,
dinette, kit, bedrm., bath; apt bldg,
Adults only; $3.50. SH. 3739. .
MEURHLE APTs.-Lovely 2-bedrm.
f5en beense and Ry high TshSes saSbsbls 5srd snd
2-BEDRM. APT. available March l.
Close-in N. Arl., near bus and shop
PING center; spacious liv. rm. and
Bright dad tie t,,i., bath. Laundry and stor-
Yearly lease at $s5 s'er per e mo. ooiis; plas
utilities. Quiet couple with / child
preferred. Call REAL ESTATE
SERVICE. INC, OK. O033 i
ALABAMA AVE. AREA. s.E.-3 rms,
kEdits,s KIT, priyil.' bath; newly remodeled,
!" RMS. kit. and bath, $50; conven-
lent section. 9719 Georgia ave. Sill
MODERN APT.-3236 MINI. ave. Sc.
Open for inspection. .
N. CAP, Mr.. r. /. AvE.-5 lge..
neat, clean rooms. tiled bath, End
f., 2 pvt. entr., oil heat; on carline.
nr. buses, stores, adults only. DU.
72o WEST MONTGOMERY AVE.
ROCKVILLE-Choice apt. modern.
=, rooms, kitchenette, bath, S75 in
cludes util.. garden privils. MA.
LARGE g BEDRM.-In Sc. Wash,
janitor service and util. furn.; $50
mo Call ME 35oS @ tn -
IN BEAUT. CLUB SURROUNDINGS;
Hospital and National Health Cen
ter. One of the beauty spots OF Md
For information. phone OIL. 9S46.
8 am. to pm Wk days II
Evening star., 1950-03-01
MINED. OCCUPANCY
aNelu l.hndrna ant 1910 niiAsnn-
ST 7,Z5O
17Q2 SIIMMIT pI. NW
HOUSES FURNISHED

2-BEDROOM BUNGALOW-oil heat,
city water, lee. lot. conv. to schools
Gas1 Gsnd1 churches, q. osi, q in Fairfax, $50 mo.
sSie SfI kaNsAs SAi isSlH Ave. Nw.-e rms, m' k,
hsa mined s,ss pess rsfst 1885, sassse's
S27 HAMILTON 81. N.W.-5 rooms.
$115 month. EX. 52lS.
ROOMS AND BATH. fun basement,
Vicinity OF Mt. Rainier. Box 49-z,
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-3 bedrooms.
gas a.-c. heat; S110 per month. Call
Property Manager, WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg. DI. $500.
scaSs pc, mSnsh
home of 6 rooms, 2h baths, screen
h1rrs ff PIsie easb9 F5fLHR sl sc hset
yl912 0,th 18TH st. NV, ST. 2400. -
24O6 PERRY sT. ,N.E.-Brick de-
tached 8 rms. and bath; rec. rm. ;
in excel. shape; completely furn.;
Can r.. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors.
4@ssi @ 0GS RUSSELL AVE. Avondale.
det. brick; fully equip. Hv. rm., din.
rm.,. kit.,. 2 bedrms., bath. full
bsmt. and attic: conyen. transp.;
lease l yr. at. $125 mo. Available
geg9s ge}gsr AMERICAN Az SECURITY &
MoDERN nHEia c9i s-RM. BRICK HOUSE;
owner to occupy bedrm; balance Of
house for rent; 500. mo. plus
utils. 1870 18th st. ne. LA. 6-6531.
LADY WILL SHARE with couple or
z girls, nicely furn. home, adj. to
Cameron snaa Station. For appointment,
sa57 sgS ssrd ST. s.E.-New s-bedTm.
brick. semidet... full basement, gas
heat: nr. school and shopping CEN
CHEVY CHASE, d .C.-Det. Dutch
Colonial home. Large liy. rm., din.
rm.,. kit. on 1st A.; 3 bedrms.. small
,.,saa 70 Conn; sosg aye; transportation: . Fur
sion. r. 4. TWEED CO., 65o4 Conn,
MT. IT. PLEEAsANfLIiy. M Igy rm.. m din. dim rm.,
kit. and incl. porch on LIST a.; 8
bedrms., bath and inclosed porch
on 2nd d. Built-in gar. Full bath
In bsmt.; $l75 mo. Immed. poss.
T. A. TWEED CO, 5504 Conn. ave.
NJ Nv conn. m Asp asgo rohaERR 81 Rn bu,raiew,
Adults. Wo. so6s. 91oo'
8 RMS, tile bath. furn. for $105
Pentagon. AL. BAKER q SON, INC,
Realtors, TIE. 73A3, Al. 6644. Open
s Bfhepl1RMs.. 81 Ms from March to Jun.
!. Sel after Q pm. GE. 1857. "a
Evening star., 1950-03-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURNISHED 2-bedrm. house within
10 miles, OF Wash, by middle-aged,
employed couple, no children or
pets. 10: 2-5763 after 5 pm. q
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. son, aged II,
home only on vacations. desire "a
bedrm., unfurn. house; Beverly
Hills or like Virginia community;
no pets, rent UP to $120. AID. S464,
Ext. 202. 5s
FAMILY, s. adults, desire e-rm. un-
furn. house; oil or gas heat; with
or without lease; 500 excel refs.
cnsNt. A6ous April I11. !. RA, 1o75. Il =
months? Rent your furn. home to
RESPONSIBLE city planner and family
who will guarantee care; bedrms. !;
prefer mr.. Lafayette, Murch, Janney
or Rosemary Schools. Call MRS.
UNfGRN. UPNGsHHS' soBEpRM. osl iSIo. HOUSE in nh NJ
al, wanted for 2 adults. Call GIL.
Adult FAMILY wishes to rent g.
bedroom unfurn. house: handy
Georgetown Univ: pref. Va; lease
OK. Avail. now, Mar. 15. or Apr. l.
CO. 0767. 90
Evening star., 1950-03-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD WTp.
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

ONE GIRL to share with 8 others,
2 bedrm. apt, conven. 18th st. apt.
bldg; rent s25. Call Ho. 633s
LOVELY. COMFORTABLE and cozy.
z1EGLER. 1855 1855 CO Columbia aao. I'd. MiSs n'N'
Once, Ma 1885.
ARLINGTON-Nr. Clarendon, . girls
to share 5-rm. furn. apt. with ?
FBI girls; conv. bus; 10 minis. to
Pentagon and D. c.; S33.75 per mo.
es.o ca: incl H.. utils;; I So avail. now. oW.
2s3S ORDWAY ST. N.W.-Apt. bldg.
girl, 21-29 to share apt. with 2
other girls, everything furn., rea-
sonable. EN-. 4377 after + pm.
2 GIRLS to share lge. furn. apt. with
other girls. Pvt. bath. Vic. Park
I'd. HU. 1927.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS sEC.-Loyely
o-rE. apt in apt. bldg, empl. cpl;
18th IA AND 1sAs; cL1fToN RI 1'SSi Sis. NV
Girl about 25 to share 5-rm. apt.
With other girls. NO. 1890. -6
YOUNG MAN WANTED to share small
apartment with another; upper l4th
st. section. RA. 0639 after pm.
CoLoREp-N.W.-l lady to share
apt. with lady; all privileges; conv,
10 car and busline. NO. 1913. j
Evening star., 1950-03-01
RMS. FURk.-Mp. & VA.

FURN. RMS. in beaut. club sur
roundings, 5 min. drive from Bethes.
da Naval Hospital and National
Health Center; one OF the beauty
spots Of Md; for information phone
OIL. 9846, 8 am. to pm. wk. days.
YOUNG LADY share large room,
twin beds, special privileges. S22. so
LOVELY LARGE RM.-suitable 2
adults; l blk. from bus and car:
OIL. 6789. 200 Wooten ave-. Ch. Ch.
AURORA HILLS, So. Arl.-Delightful
twin bedrm., dble. closets, pvt. bath !;
nicely furn.; pvt. home;- desirable
Pentagon, Navy Annex, National
Airport; immed. occupancy. OF.
ARL. (NJ, attrac. front. twin bed
rn.. phone ext, best neighborhood,
2 blks all transp. Gil. 2180. -3
VICTORIA-Old fashioned with horn;
For Montgomery Players new pro-
duction. Call OIL. 1249. -3
FOR THOSE looking for something
unusually attractive. beautiful rm.
with bath in new brick home. FA.
3510. .
DBLE. RIM, kit, tile bath, pvt. entr..
unlim. phone; 5 min. Pentagon, bus
at door every 4 min. OW. 595S.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
MICHIGAN PARK AREA

Modern. .semidetached brick, only 3
yrs, old; liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. 9
bedrms., tile bath, finished rec. rm..
gas heat; fenced yard. Monthly pay
ments OF $40 incl taxes and In
surance. Call LA. 6-6666.
PECK co
Evening star., 1950-03-01
BARNABY WOODS

- BARNABY WOODS
Detached brick on nice. level lot; de-
tached, gar; has h.-w.h., center-hall
ent., lge. hv. .rm... nice din. rm.
cha Charming Ing. baSs rm m moaern sed
storage attic. maids rm. in bsmt.
House in excel. cond. Cali Mr.. Starr,
EN-. 0400, with. DUNCAN g. CO.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., $1s,950
Lovely prewar detached brick home,
only 2 blocks from both Blessed Sac
rament and Lafayette. Schools. First
door has q large living room with
fireplace dining room. modern equip;
excellent bedrms., tile bath. maids S
room, A, charming home in an ideal
W. B. WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., nr. Blessed
Sacrament School and all the con-
veniences Of Chevy Chase Circle-A
det. 4.bedrm, spacious home on
excel level lot: newly decorated;
most reasonable terms.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-3 bedrms., bath
and-a-half rambler, close to Conn.
ave. Wo. 4024, Mrs. Mead.
OR. 1922. INEz cusHARD. WI. 1857.
Mr.. NATIONAL CATHEDRAL
Situated on q level lot with nice
garden in rear; house in good con-
dition. Consists Of liv. rm.. din. rm.,
sun rm., pantry, kit, lavatory on
1st f.; bedrms., 2 baths on End:
2 bedrms.. and bath on :}rd: hot
sANpoz, INC. NC. DU. 81. 1874. M Ms
s BEDROOMS. 8 BATHS
Beautiful authentic williamsburg
Colonial home featuring six spacious
bedrms. and 8 baths. Center hall
plan with lge. 1iv. rm.. din. rm. and
den.. Made to order for. the large
closets throughout: new Crane gas
h.-w.h.; Lge. Handicapped lot, Diet.
gar. Inspection strictly by appt.
Call Mr.. Clark, GE. COLL.
MARSHALL j.. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1950-03-01
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

q 252 Sth ST. S.E.-Rm. next to bath
clean and comfortable; $50 mo-;
90 N. ~ j. AVE S. E.-Nicely furn
room with stove and refgr., cple. OF
sgle. person. MA. 4561.
ONE DOUBLE, 2 single. Apply 1926
Pa, ave. Sc, after 800 pm.
LARGE FURN. ROOM, double bed
suit. for 2; pvt. shower; in private
home; conv. to transp., pvt. en-
trance. Call 10. 2-6970. Il
COLORED-FURNISH room, semi
bath, use of kitchen, refs. S17 KY
ave. s.e. Call Ii. ,6-1224. A.
COLORED-3O6 18TH ST. ST.
rooms, l large, 1 small in Chris
tian home, for empl couple or girls
home priyils. AT, 1915 .