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Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
Sears VIII Open NeUO
Store In DOUer
On Tuesday Next
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ned and laid aut so as to achieve
maximum efficiency without sacri-
ficing eye appeal. This layout re-
presents a new and highly appeal
ing approach to the art of display
ing merchandise. The cleverlv
planned display fixtures, the at
tractive color scheme and the eff
fective use of indirect lighting
make a harmonious and highly
pleasing effect At the same time.
the Merchandising King" theme
predOminates, and customers will
find the new store not only attract
i've, but also a convenient place to
shop-fOr family, for home, for
farm.
Located on the main floon will be
the following completely new de-
partments: family shoe depart
ment, foundation garments, linger,
lie, hosiery, wOmen's fashions, chill
dren's wear mems accessories
suits, coats, work clOthes-boys'
wear, home furnishings, venetian
blinds, blankets, sheets and candy.
On the second floor will be found
the following: furniture, rugs,
lamps, mirrors, radios, television,
sewing machines, credit depart
ment, and general offices.
The departments located in the
basement are wallpaper, plumbing
heating, building materials, paints
hardware, sporting goods, tires
auto accessories, vacuum cleaneVs
stoves, refrigeratOrs, washers, and
catalOg sales department.
The store will be closed all day
Monday, the 7th, and will be open
all day Wednesday, the 9th. Store
hours will be as follows: Monday
through Thursday, 300 a. m. tC
$50 p. m; Friday, 500 a. m. tc
900 p. m; Saturday, 300 a. m
to $3.50 p. m. The following week
the store will resume the Wednes-
day afternoon closing.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04

Aluminium is believed to be the
most abundant metal in the earths
crust, with iron second.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
Half -Century's Progress
OF Poultry Industry
NEPPCO Theme
teontlnusd from mn p.aur

tightly-packed program. Decora-
tiOns will be keyed to the attrac-
tive brightly-cOlored exposition
posters already blanketing the
Northeast, ten special nOn-com-
mercial exhibits will show half
CentUry's progress in various pOul-
try fields, custOm-built commercial
exhibits by progressive firms are
being readied to hammer home the
same point, and the various organ
izatiOns which meet cOncurrently
with NEPPCO are carrying out the
jubilee observance as well.
The compact educational pro-
gram, which last year drew the
largest attendance ever to sit in at
sessions of this type, will run NOR
nings and afternoons of the three
days. Being assembled by a COM
mittee headed by Dr.. Alfred Van
Wagenen of the NEPPCO staff, the
program is directed at the problem
of increasing net income of the
poultryman in an era of high
costs.
Ten nOn-cOmmeTcial exhibits are
we'll past the preliminary stages
under direction of a series of ac-
tive committees, according to
NEPPCO managing director, Leon
Todd, architect of the exposition
for the eighth consecutive year.
The general subjects and the
chairmen directing them follow:
Breed improvement, Harvey G..
Wood, general sales manager,
Limestone Products Corporation,
Newton, N. j.; egg laying tests, c..
S. P1att, research specialist, Rut-
gers University. New Brunswick, N.
j.. feed, DR.. E. l. Robertson, di
rector of nutrition, John W. Eshel
man and Sons, Lancaster, Pa; nu-
triton, DR.. G. F. Heuser, professor
of poultry husbandry, Cornell Uni
versity, Ithaca, N. Y; disease con-
troll, DR.. Fred r. Beaudette, poultry
pathologist, Rutgers University,
New Brunswick, N. j.; egg quality,
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
Sussex COP OK's
Advisory Group Of Ten
Continued from nrst page,

He also said: Never in recent
history has it been so important for
loyal Americans and Delawareans
to come forward and express their
views on political matters, and op-
pose the destructive philosophy Of
the Democratic Party"
He reported on the organization
progress of the Republican Party in
Delaware and declared that it has
been "a healthy organization
geared for victory on November z.
Clayton Bunting presided. Others
who spoke briefly were former u.
S. Senator John G. Townsend, U. S.
Senator John j. Williams, U. S.
Representative J. Caleb Boggs,
Robert Short, president of the Sus-
sex County Active Young Republi-
cans and Representative Harvey H
Lawson, Speaker of the House of
Representatives
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04

Philip ]. Wadhams, manager of
Connecticut Farmers Cooperative
Auction Association, East Hart
ford, Conn; housing, Roy e. Jones,
extension pOultryman, University of
Connecticut, StOrrs, Conn; pack
aging, o. F. Johndrew, Jr., market
ing specialist, U. S. d. A., Poultry
Branch, Washington, D. c., and
merchandising Frank H. Ellis, III,
NEPPCO recording secretary, Ell
versOn, Pa.
An expanded All program will
have egg judging and Gambling for
interior egg quality on the c0mpet-
tive event schedule for the first
time, supplementing the demOnstra-
ton program, trip to Hershey,
Pa, is on the schedule as well as
the Youth Banquet, special 50-year
All exhibits, and participation
medals to every competitor.
The FLA program will also in
clude the competitive events which
are scheduled for the All program,
participation medals, and the tour
and banquet.
The Poultry Boy of the Year con-
test conducted in cooperation with
vocational agriculture programs of
the Northeastern states win be en-
larged this year to include the
choice of a boy from each state
rather than the five from the
Northeast chosen in other years.
Allied industrymen, turkey grow
0rs, extension workers, county
agents, and cooperative interests
will have their individual meet
ings during the exposition as in
past years.
The annual banquet, far OutgrOw-
ing it's original quarters in the
Penn Harris Hotel will be held in
the Zembo Mosque with a seating
capacity of 1000. The program for
the event, ticket sale for which will
be held via mail for the first time,
is not yet ready for announcement
but will again include grown-tO-
order baby broilers, individually
roasted and stuffed, as the main
course.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
IsGGcS Rites Held In
This City Wednesday
CONTINUED from first pageJ

Serving on the County Republi-
can Committee for more than 25
years, he was tax collector and
treasurer of Sussex County before
being elected state treasurer in
1912. In 1914, Jesse S. Cooper,
Democrat, defeated him for reflect
ion.
Mr.. Isaacs was also a one-time
member of the State Game and
Fish Commission. and held a direct
Orship in the First National Bank
and Trust Company, of Milford
He is survived by, his wife, Mrs.
Mary Lofland Isaacs; three sons,
Earl L., John Howard, and Harry
H. Isaacs, all of Glendale; a dau-
ghter, Mrs. Dorothy Hall, of Mil
ford; a brother Edgar Isaacs, Of
Lincoln; and two sisters, Mrs. May
/ Townsend, of Chester, Pa, and Mrs.
Walter Concway, of Lincoln.
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
They Like George

NEW YORK - (PJ - Almost
every club in the National Foot
ball League has approached Coach
Red Strader of the New York
Yanks with attractive trade bait in
an effort to wrest backfeld star
George TaaliaferrO away from him.
Reds conclusion, regarding the
recently obtained 1949 rookie of
the year." is eff he's that good, l
think we'd better keep him."
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-04
Home Bodies

TROY, N. Y.-(P)-NO Renssel-
aer Polytechnic Institute lacrosse
team has ever been beaten at home
in the six years that Ned Harkness
has coached the team. During that
span, Engineer stick teams have
won 67 games on all fields, lost nine
and tied two for a percentage of
SS1
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-12-07

on the Bergen-Oslo railway, to the
top of the. 2,50o-foot high Cello
hogda, favorite skiing slope in
central Norway.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-12-07
Morse Cable Railway

A cable railway will be built
from the Cello station, midway
Evening star., 1950-06-03
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The STIR.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CLEANERs-Lons-time owner going
in other business; well-esta tablished
trade. Call Mr.. Pennypacker. or.
$50 ssse' RE M9RGAN 1oE6 REAL ESTATE
HOTEL. SO rooms, presently operat-
to experienced operator on per-
centage basis; must be financially
panrt1sv a5le to purshase a,,tl furnishings; Ed
Ss fSl fSAhaRI E FranElinS ST., WnRseSs RieS.
Due S1fnei To Sa LEAVING CITY, will sell
lease Of small restaurant: well
ess1Ped es6S eef .ha ID fSHd SSssss s
zone, growing income o.. $1,000
Of years additional. For further
rAWSBkoKERs riHWpHSSPss5Gn ss fhXcHllNcans,455s IL llNS5cas
?. st. NV; excellent location on
Launderette: or any other kind Of
SSHsinsSsz: ST aSz, Ask for MR. R1cHMAN' A
WANT 70 PURCHASE dwelling and
store eombination for couple. Phone
BEAUTY IS SHOP. in desirable. NV. 10
sssion; s1sss iGsnsesssoished so ssa business
REST, food. beer, liq.: seats 1876; Tv
set. beer precooler, new bar; good
cash, bal. on terms. MGR, TR.
GROCERY, guar. $3.50 weekly; no
beer; Arm; apt; low rental; $500;
HAND LAUNDRY and cleaning store,
good location NV. Call after pm.
Thurs, Fri. or Sat all day. CO. 6717.
PATENT MEDICINE drug store1tno
prescriptions),. good location, well
equipped, Including soda fountain
and clean, popular brand inyen-
tories; living quarters above store:
reasonable raol rent good odes lease; profit
ICE CREAM TRUCK and established
route for immediate sale. Phone
Gletk) 531S. 4"
RESTAURANT for sale; account Of
oder. rs sth st. &c. s.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

G. w; PROF. desires 3-bedroom, un-
!. Phone OW. 2029. a
3BEDROOM furnished house by
arm army captain; prefer NV. location;
S saltabis isn nome or 81. sysss Ss55. lease for
NV. AREA-Conv. to downtown with
large liv. rm., din. rm,, kit, 5 bed
rms. or more. One 1st d. bedrm. and
bath on level with other rms nec-
essary. Must be in good neighbor-
nnfS n0Hd wo and 74ss exssllent cond. Adults d.
8 'i6 ADULTS desire sIs. 5 or 9 rm. house;
not exceeding 500 mo. in nearby
Md; references. Box 269-J, Star.
GwU PROFESSOR, 8 adults, 2 girls,
wants unfurn. house or apt 8 bed
rms. and study space; in area suit:
university. Approximately S10O plus
utils. Gaithersburg TAR or write
r; c. HASKETT, washington Grove,
THREE-BEDRooM HOUSE in Airing
9 $50 ar and AsfSsh0ts sioo JE ssSss asSSsS 0e.wsen
NAVAL OFFICER needs 8 or 4-bedrm.
furn. house or apt. for mos, from
July 18th. Phone JA. s-204s. s.
UNFURN. HOUSE WANTED by July
18TH; adults only; Brightwood and
Ga. ave. area; best OF care; refs;
max, 500 mo. GE. 1865. a
NAVY COMDR., wife and . children
desire furn. house or apt, near Navy
Medical Center. Call OIL. 0551. "A
NAVY CAPT, wife, grown daughter:
2 or 3-bedroom house; Cleveland
Park or good NV. section; 3-yr.
lease. WO. 1852. A"
3 BEDRMS.. Silver Spring area; UP to
$3.50 per month; refs. and lease
given. ST.. 9276. -4
Evening star., 1950-06-03
APARTMENTS WANTED

FAMILY OF ADULTS wants unfurn.
0'S1T e. 5aIg l. .Oi Max IN ss6 &c. 3d. ST. slSf IlSf
YOUNG LADY, excellent refs, to
be married in Aug. desires unfurn.
apt. Immediately. Reas. OR. O4s6.
BUSINESS WOMAN needs small WELL
furn. apt. converted or apt bldg.
pref. Dupont Circle or Conn. NJ
bus bus n, About $50 ;~f Eo { Sr 4277;
" bedrm. unfurnished ant RE. 1925.
THREE YOUNG. RESERVED. prof.
gentlemen; nondrinkers, nonsmokers,
Reas. rent. RE. 1927. a
YOUNG WOMAN, perm. employed,
desires studio apt. furn: or unfurn.,
NV; section; co. 02oS. a.
tgsnshsd bld9 or pngms pnipEnsheS SA in ssst sPt
COUPLE and : high school students
want bedrooms in apt. bldg.: $50
Z, $50 month. Prefer ne. section.
GOVT. ATTY, woman, desires efn-
cheney apt, furn. or unfurn., in NV.
Metropolitan Area. Wo. 1854. A.
. VETS. father retired and son Govt.
apt apt, in IsS District, ne; or Sc; about
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN desires
small unfurn. apt, 9-block radius
Wash. Circle. Box 179-K, Star. AZ
G. W. GRADUATE desires / or 2
rooms, furnished, Kit. and bath:
NV preferred: sos maximum. Box
ruRNa.' tssk' EFF Eric. or / bedrm.,4 4. for
summer. begin. June Is, by busi-
ness girl; FIRST zone; max. Ss5.
Box 140-K, Star. A.
YOUNG STATE DEPT. oficer and
wife. best refs, desire furn. apt;
NV. or Arl., late July for year.
Box 495-K Star. A.
MARINE, WIFE and 2 children, de-
sire furn. or unfurn; apt. mr..
1000; Ext. 57S9; Squad q. "A
wanted, In nearby virginia by set
tied, employed man; around $50.
uNFUR. LIv. RIM. 1.BEDRM. APT.
BY working lady, desirable location
In District; prefer apt. bldg. co.
COUPLE, boy mo-, girl 2 yrs, ur-
gently need apt, or house, unfurn.
Prefer NV; or Nd. OIL; 6s7l.
DUPLEX APT-3 rms. kit. and bath.
uniurn.; yard; by widow. Max. rent
C0IoRED VETERAN and family, Il
child desire 3-room apt, kitchen
and bath or house. respectable sec
tion desirable; both employed. NO.
a tA
Evening star., 1950-06-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BETHEsDA-First offering; close. to
all conveniences. This attractive
det. residence has. nice-size. rms.
1st fl. has a reception hall, liv. ,rm.
vdtl'.,sG with fireplace din, din; rm;. modern
oVelg sSaSpSse Sedrms ns and S0Te Modern mi tie
reasonably at $15,95O. Cali W. b
WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
RAMBLER. twin-sized
bedSms; lse; liv.-din; rm; comb
sspaee ss9a k scFna PSTsh Tnoa a nsa eos
to sell quickly With 81, 600 cash
approx. 500 per mo. F. A. TWEED
CO. 5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-.
BRIGaHTFwSoRb@Lge:, a " Oct. home near
ping center, less than "a block of!
h.-W.h.; si6,e56. Please call Mr.
MANNAKEE. RA. 1858.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-S17,950; pre-;
os Sar esa asss'hid s .eheos sIee on ranse mise ey
4; has liv., .rm. with open frepl:;;
nice-sized bedrms., full bath and
shower, storage attic, garags. gas
heat; 9 real buy. F. a; TWEED
CO.. 5504 Conn. ave, EN-. 1890
CHASE. D. ca 4-bedroom
det. brick home on corner lot; 1st
= a., center hall, liv. rm., din. rm.,
den and breakfast rm.; priced un-
TWEED CO., 55o4 Conn. ave. NV
CHEVY fEi fIs2 CHASE, N B. C.-seautiful cor
ner brick home, only years old; 6
large rms, fireplace, picture win
dows, 2h baths, living porch. de-
tached garage Can be had immedi-
ately; S23. $50. Call Miss Smith,
DI. 1884 till s pm, COX g. CO.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-This home
has everything. beautiful rec. rm.
lst a; lge; de luxe KIT; It; 3 good
70x150; fenced-in rear lot, 2-car
garage. Many other features too
numerous to mention. Price, &c.,
$50. r. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
ave. NV, EN-. 1890 till 9 Pm.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Attractive de-
tached brick home, in good condi-
tion; built by Nicholson. First floor
has o reception hall, living room
with fireplace. dining room. modern
equipped kitchen, knotty-pine den,
powder room. rear porch; 2nd hoor,
8 excellent bedrms.. 2 tile baths;
fseo fisst trust. w. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
PARK, 3311 Ross pl.
NV. Il blk. west Of Conn. ave. and
Macombl-Vacant; 8 rms, 2 baths,
s4s.S5o 5000 Jog down. dsSRn' $50 sso'nsS' mo
Cpeu Sun to B, -
Evening star., 1950-06-03
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. mr.. l4th and
x; T. ayeHLovely corner o-rm..
heat; priced risht wit With - sttrae.
terms. MR.. MARcHAL, RA. 1851.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, 1900 Blk.
ly rms, oil heat; home approxim ateiy
10 yrs. old; conv. 70 shopping and
cURTo Really. Pr. $500. a
WOODRIDGE-Det.. 8 rms, den and
bath, rec. rm. with bath; IN excel.
SSRf @sd SassGiS sif ca Sn r '0G ttrcR E
MA. 2o40; ewes. wo. 5f3s. 4
BEAUTIFUL MICHIGAN PARK-You
cannot hope to flnd more for your
money; lovely det. ali-brick home
in new house cond.; 8 very lge rmA.
Siv. rm. approx. l2x22 with f1repl).
3 bedrms., 2 baths, on End a.; pam
sse. sisa rec roo, r 1 s scTsscsa Sscss, porch porch
dishwasher. sarbSse disposal. ara.
periess awnings; for inlmed sale.
fRANK 8 PHILiLIPs. pI. An % %
BY 10 0wHEh1Bsautiigi new 3.bsdrm;
mos equity 70 responsibls pur-
chaser; exclusive North MichiGan
p1i p1Tk sxtsnded area. For sDpt. can
HOME on 'ssf xNb INCOME. Corner. 3 apt..,
needs some decorating, 81 900 cash,
NkAR LINCOLN PARk@is24 north
Carolina ave. ne. Brick bldg, arr
ranged In 2 apts.; LIST a. 10 vacant
2nd d. 10 occupied and contains 2
rms, kit. and bath. rental 467. 80;
garage In rear; oil heat. LINKIN9
CO. 1918 N 81. NV. DI. $685.. Bat.
ssnS sns SoTyfs sSTif wo 70: 29si; ss;: ,v.,o.
home, with two tnclosed porehes:
close-in white residential area; needs
decorating, but cheap At 90, ,D60.
About $66 per mo. viii handle. Mr..
Clark, GE. 90ll. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO., 1"24 18th st. NV.
IConttn,Isd on NeTt pe1e
Evening star., 1950-06-03
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

AGARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service: furniture. trunks and
.oEiSS .SsSfsss ACROSS rsE III 3 srRaET esEf o,
across the country: safe storage in
PSs5s PsSs5sts no 5SNns S4 uNoE fSRs TSoShGa SoSst6T
MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas, Call
any time. MR. COOK. GL. b137.
PARKS TRANSFER-Movine at your
convenience; also trunks and bag
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reaS. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 14l6.
sc
Epaeking. craftins. storsse: % %snythins,
anywhere. JOHN. HO 6S19. -
Evening star., 1950-06-03
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

AUTHENTICALLY RESTORED-Three
bedrms. ~ baths. maids room. Old
sihSEs Asfipdtifi sfRrsG. NA; Wheaton, R1Ss area.
SSsam full sstrfssaEe sss Ssat
lovely lge. yard; Venetian blinds;
furnished. lined. occupancy. Cali
s. ewes: s.ESoo4 s6i SOTO EfgTioN RD., s-bed1m. g
min. Dist. line. Out Piney Branch
I'd. to Flower ave. shopping center,
left, to Wayne. left to Eton. I'm
Mrs. Mrs oPfaeaa'yi PRIcE, Au. @o 54ooi mo- Leg IsSs'
1921 PARK RID. N.w.-e rms, un-
furn., newly decorated, mod. kit.
and bath, half bath on first floor.
INQUIRE 1919 Park rd. a
NORTH ARL.-Comm. coming; large
7-rm. -det. brick, 2 kits, 2 baths
each f.; sep. entrances. GIL. 4742.
OLD HOUSE, Chevy Chase, Md. 8
Rockville 2es8, 81 Monday y NV
5-ROoM HOUSE, oil heat, will fur
nish' northeast section; ceiling on
rent; Call MR: CLARK, MA. s593,
ALEXANDRIA, historic Lee St
Newly restored 3-bedrm. Revolu-
ti1nary yee era home; $l55 with lease.
SALESMAN for nationally known food
or apt. unfurnished. Box 1856,
A FINE HOME in convenient neigh
oorhood; 3, bedrms., liv.- rm., din.
rm,,, kit, brkfst. rm, 21a baths;
$3.50 mo. ROY M. CoFFMAN, Real
NEW HoUfsIE.. 60 2 lse. bedrms., L 1se.
equipped kit, liv. rm., full bsmt.;
$50 per mo-, 4 mos. rent advance;
immediate possession. NO. 1865
4-BEDRM. DET. HOUSE in District
Heights, $3.50 per mo-; also apis.
rom @ SO go to $40 per mo. s. e.
FEA5TX Re 519o CO. 1@11 Pa. ave. sc.
IF YoU ARE WILLING for owner
pvt. entrance from rear, you can
have. have a tds four I, Be bedrm;, bath brick
CHEVY CHASE, MD. tsso4 Conn
ave; "1a miles beyond Chevy Chase
circle)-Seven rm. brick. baths,
incl, bedrm. and bath on 1st f.;
nniSned ;nt e,1T recr' m rin garage; I40x75
IGso2lRDoN, Is2ls owner. COLORADO BLDG,
OIL. 4593. Brokers' attention. 4
IN Al COMMERCIAL LOCATION,
large 6-rm. house, S195 per mo.
c. P. HoLLEY, 1883 Park I'd. NV.
NEAR MD. UNIV-6-rm. brick, 2h
baths, screened por. very mod. S125
mo. JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50.
ON NORTHEAST DISTRICT LINE
Two-bedrm. bungalow. extra large
rms. full .bsmt.. attic: lge. fenced-in
back yard; garden space: available
Juunne 18th; 500 month. Call UN.
1890 r ST. S.E.-Two-year-o semi
detached B. bedroom home; gas heat;
fenced yard: full basement; key at
435S F St: For further information.
call AK; 5316 or WALKER g. DUN
NEARLY NEW BRICK, s lge. rms,
porch, b.i. gar; in Kensington, Nd;
nr. bus: reas. to good tenants. KEN
S1NGToN REALTY CO., LO. 5-1105.
LOVELY BUNGALOW APT. for single
person; or couple, / small child;
beautiful SURROUNDINGS; $40 per mo-:
references FA S1O4 a
Evening star., 1950-06-03
COLORED COOP

EXCLUSIVE NV. LOCATION
!, and 3-bedrm. apts., available
for immediate occupancy: In lovely
S-Story mod. bldg; down payments
as low as $500. and monthly pay
janitor serv.. heat, taxes. taxes ms. e' etc
Call to inspect; ST. 3440; ewes. and
Sunday. 81 Ha1R or GE O727 Il
Evening star., 1950-06-03

Brand-neW, modern, de luxe,
6-rm., corner brick home; 3
lge. bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm., modern de luxe kit,
full daylight bSmt., gas a.
CHI. Rent $140. Avail. June
l. See or call Mr.. Parker at
1st and Urell Pl. NE. IA.
6757 or RA. 1869.
Evening star., 1950-06-03
HOUSES TO SHARE

HILLCREST, PLY 32nd st. s.e.-Nice
couple to share house with widow;
conv. transp. TW. I447. a
BUSINESS GIRL WANTS 2 other girls
to share nicely furn. bungalow; all
home privileges; refs. exchanged; mr.
Bird and Rittenhouse stS. NV. Ia
9541. 4
Evening star., 1950-06-03

CoLoRED-10O9 18th ST. N.W.-For
as little as Sl95 down and monthly
payments from $50 you can be the
owner OF l-room. kit.-din., bath
apartment in this ideally located
elevator building. Once of A. M.
MA. s036 or TU. 0291. Representa-
tive at building. Sun. 10 TO B s
Evening star., 1950-06-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Fine brick dwelling in Chevy Chase.
situated on Sox150 lot; in addi-
tional to the nice reception hall, Ev,
rm.. din. rm-. there is a sharp, small
breakfast rm. and powder rm.; End
E-. contains 3 lovely bedrms-; this
home also has nice recr. and tap
rn1 TI,, can MTs n7yo SAnece1rt' ,o5s NTH
17th st. NV, ST. 1900: ewes. wO.
Evening star., 1950-06-03
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTs

NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in
spection ] TO 81 and 2-bedroom
apts. available. Lowest mo. charge
in d. C. Sales Office in Admins
tration Bldg, 30 and Naylor rd. Sc.
DRURY REALTY CORP. RE. 1873
on Sat Sun; evenings. call GE.
,s220 or TW: 1191,
apts.; choice location and appoint
ments. Call DI. 1918 till 81 pm.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
OPEN 2-5 DAILY THIS WEEK
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Attractive 3-rm. apt. X. and b.; SILL
BOO, terms. RE. 1887 or DU. 1905,
HOME REALTY CO. "a
Evening star., 1950-06-03
Tu.DEN GARDENS

Do you know Tilden Gardens was
planned, designed, built, and has
always been cooperative apt. !?
A look at these blogs. and the
pride OF ownership. Two apis. are
now available to qualified pur-
ehasers; A small apt with liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, bedrm. and bath
and q large apt. of liv. rm., sun
.Tm., din, kit. 3 bedrms. and 2
baths. The larger apt. sos in 3024
Tilden st. will be open for your
inspection Sunday from . to O..
The smaller may also be seen dur
ing these hours; either by appoint
ment at other times.
J. Nelson Hughes, OR. 6059