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Evening star., 1950-10-28

income persons to acquire homes.
Thomas Coogan, president of
the national home builders Or
ganization, hinted this week on a
Washington visit that his asso-
citation expected to reopen the
whole public housing question
after Congress reconvenes.
Bonanza for Architects.
Meanwhile, many communities
throughout the country are going
ahead with plans to build public
housing projects when, and If, it
Is possible to do so.
The planning program is prov
ing to be a bonanza for architects
and others engaged in the pre-
liminary work even though actual
production of houses may be
Evening star., 1950-10-28

Please do not telephone for in
formation on where to obtain
products mentioned above. Write
to Mr.. Derwin, in care of The
Star, Room 724, inclosing stamp
ed. self-addressed envelope for
reply.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06

Drexel Hill, Pa, visited Mrs. Elsie
Hickman on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Thomas e. Hickman, ST. and
son in law Mr.. Maurice Evans mo-
tored to Phila.. on Saturday, and
spent Sunday with Mrs. Thomas E.
Hickman ST.. at the Pennsylvania
Hospital and also visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Richards.
Mrs. Bessie Tracy Hill of Phila.,
visited her mother Mrs. Kate Evans
and sister Mrs. Ann Evans, over
the weekend.
We were pleased to receive a
card from Mrs. Blanche Calvin of
Elizabeth, N. ]. formerly of this
town, who. has just returned from
a trip to California as guest of heI
aunt Mrs. Nell McCabe Adams.
Mr.. Howard Smith and son Char
les of Peasantville, N. j., called OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson on theiI
return from a trip to Luray Cavern
in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Raw 0
Salamanca, N. Y, the latter is tn
former Carrie Truitt, visited Mrs
Lille Belts on Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth DerricksO
Of Ocean City Md, attended Bethe
. Methodist Church services on HON
! coming Sunday She is a member {
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06
By Mrs.
Ethel Davidson

The Holy Communion of the
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
was observed in the three Churches
here on Sunday; as well as the
World Over observed. this day. Rev.
Donzel c. Wildey administered the
Holy Communion at Bethel Metho-
dist Church on Sunday morning.
The Choir sang a beautiful anthem.
AT the Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Forest of Pennsylvania adm
Mustered the Lords Supper follow
ing a discourse on the Scripture
found in list Corinthians 18th Chap
ter where the Apostle Paul said In
the 23rd verse: For / have recei-
we'd of the Lord, that which also
delivered unto you, That the Lord
Jesus the same night in which he
was betrayed took bread and also
read the remainder of the verses OF
/ this same night in which he was
betrayed took bread! and also reaC
the remainder of the verses of this
same chapter and in fact explained
the whole chapter to our great sat
isfaction. DR.. Foster said that tn,
Apostle Paul was a young mai
studying under Gamaliel at tn,
time the Lords Supper was Obser
we'd in 1.-THE Upper Room" and con
sequently he was not present. Blu
: notice in this 23rd verse he say
For I have received of the LORD
= etc So it was revealed unto Pau
what took place on this occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Short mot
: ored from West Phila. and speI
: the weekend at their home alon
= Indian River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Evans {
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06
TRINITY


Mrs. Harry Walston, Carl Walls
ton and son, Henry, were supper
guests on Sunday of relatives at
Concord, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othyl Wyatt and
family entertained relatives from
New Freedom, Pa, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwOod Voshell of
Seaford, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Martin on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fearins and
children of fredericksburg were sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hastings on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cannon and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Hastings were visi-
tors at Burrsville and Denton on
Sunday.
Miss Grace Hastings, Mrs. Gin
ton Hastings and daughter, Jean
Ann, spent Saturday in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington
and children entertained at a pic
mic supper on Saturday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Kenton and four chill
dren of Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Seeley and two children Of Adams
Cross Roads and Freddie Sylvia o
Bridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington
and children visited her parents
near Adams Cross Roads on Sun
day evening.
The farm Of the late John Rec,
that was sold on Saturday wa
bought by Bill Brown Of Bridge
: vile.
Several OF our neighbOrs too
: advantage Of the good weather an
attended the horse racing at Han
] rington on Saturday evening.
q Mrs. Earl White attended NEE
: ing of the Home Demonstrate
e Cubs at Georgetown on Friday.
n The w. s. C. S. Of Trinit
o Church will sponsor a turkey SUI
S per at the Dublin Hill COmmunit
e Hall on Wednesday, November 1
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06

spent last week with Mrs. Wilson'S
aunt in Baltimore, Md, she was
joined on Sunday by Mr.. Wilson.
They are spending this week Wis
iting the New England States.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hastings were
over night guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Cleary in Wilm., on Friday
and spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Laws In Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Beauchamp
and children spent the latter part
of the past week with relatives and
friends in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Florence Hastings, presi=
dent of the Delaware Federation Of
Music Clubs and National Board
member from Delaware, attended
sessions Of the Board Of the Nation
al Federation Of Music Clubs and
the State District Presidents COun-
ell held at the Sir Walter Raleigh
Hotel in Releigh, N c. last week
among the highlights Of the con-
ference was a formal reception at
the Governors mansion Thursday
evening, musical by the Charlotte
Little Symphony Orchestra and a
program Friday evening by the duo
pianists, Miles and Ernest Mauney
who are twin brothers.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waller are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of son at Pen. Gen. Hos
\ pital, Salisbury, September 25th.
DR.. and Mrs. 2. B. Daugherty arr
] receiving congratulations on thu
4 arrival of son at Pen. Gen HOspit
al, Salisbury Sept. l25th
i Bette Lou Timmons, Melind;
Harrison, Barbara Nero. and JohI
/ Tomasaitis, members Of the Jolli
Musicians Club and student Of tn
Delmar School we're given excel
. ency awards as a result of the re
cent additions in piano playing he'll
in connection with the COnventio
of the International Piano Teach
ers Asso., in Boston. The girls ar
t students in the 5th grade and job
is in the 9TH grade. They are plan
E students Of Mrs. Florence Hasting
j. teacher of piano in the DelawaT
/, School.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06
DELMAR
By Mrs.
Ella N. Carmine

Miss Anne Jones and Miss ElviIa
Craig. students at the University OF
Delaware and Mr.. and Mrs. z. p.
Townsend. of Camden were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. T.
Jones.
Mrs. S. N. Culver, Mrs. Howard
Wallace and Mrs. Addie Morris,
were Wilnk. visitors during the
week.
Mrs. Carroll S. Barr was the
week end guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Kenneth Diehl and family IN
Baltimore.
Mrs. Minnie Lowe, Of Smyrna is
visiting her sister Mrs. Norman
Hayluan, here.
aIr. and Mrs. Victor Bennett are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Cooper in Dayton, Ohio.
James Hutchins has entered HO-
pkins University in Baltimore
where he was awarded years
scholarship.
Godfrey Iightbonrne, Of Nassau
Bahamas spent last week here Will
Miss Barbara Danuehl at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
v. Danuehl. Other guests were
Mrs. C. r. Sparks and her daughte
OF Wilm., and Mrs. Charles Austin
Of Orange Texas.
Mr.. Leroy Ilockerman is patien
In Pen. Gen Hospital, Salisbury
where he underwent major OpeT
alton on Tuesday.
Mrs. Florence Dent has returne
to Charlotte N. G. following a Wis
with Mrs. Florence Maddox, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Elliott hay
returned from a visit with Mr.
EIliotts sister Mrs. Carrie Ryal
at Rehoboth Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young al
receiving Congratulations on IL
arrival Of son Sept. 22nd.
Mrs Frank w. Tappan, of
Line Road, is visiting her daught'
and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ga
Asher, in Walled Lake, Mich.
Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Johnson,
Smyrna, were over night guests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sheldon on We
nesday
Billy Parrish has returned to /
home on Elizabeth st., after a
weeks stay in Pen. Gen. Hospit
with a broken leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barton a
announcing the arrival Of a son
Pen. Gen. Hospital Salisbury
Sept. 25th.
Mrs. Holt Wilson and childrt
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06

this Church but makes her home
with her daughter Mrs. Frank
Phillips, who accompanied her mo-
Their here for the services.
Rev. and Mrs. F. Charles Louhoff
Nassau were dinner guests Of Mrs.
May Hearn on Thursday; and cal
led on several friends while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cooper had the
misfortune OF having their home
burned down on Thursday morn
ing, Sept. 18th. The Three Church
es of this town contributed to their
needs this week.
Mrs. Vera Belts left on Friday
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06

night for a trip with her daughter
Mrs. Jack Briggs in Georgetown.
Then went to Phila., on Saturday
where she joined Mrs. Bessie Mar
tin whom she accompanied to Hol-
lywood, Florida for a visit After
which she will motor to Clearwater
Florida where she will visit Mrs.
Ella Watson and Mr.. Guy HollO-
way. While enroute she will visit
Mrs. Mary Woodbridge in Norfolk,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun of
Route frankfort called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebe Davidson on Saturday
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06

Use five per cent chlordane duSs
to kill wire-worns and grubs in
the garden soil. Put 40 ounces u
the dust on each 1000 square feet
Of soil just before disking or spading
and work well into the top few
inches.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06

night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Mezick, are
occupying their home, purchased
from Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Evans In
town. The Evans purchased the re-
sidence of Mr.. and Mrs. George El-
lis, and have moved along Whites
Greek here. Woodland Avenue has
been treated with new Road built
Of Stone by Engineer Mr.. John
Kitchens employed by the town Of
Ocean View.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06

Nearly every state in the Unior
has had a tornado at some time.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-06
FurTn-lAusfer Aluminium
Roofing and Siding
.~-'.. Corrugated 1. i! T.:
IA In. Corrugated

You should need to replace repair these easily
handled, lightweight .O19.in aluminium Sheets They
can't rust or rOt Resist fire. and reflect heat to keep INF
teriOrs in winter, cooler in summer. At Sears
O1s-in Embossed 1853; Heavier O24-in, only 1.97
Evening star., 1950-01-08
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhpl SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp

TWO-sTORY postwar brick with two
bedrooms and bath second floor.
three rooms first floor plus entire
basement for living quarters. Close
to Hyattsville shopping center; metal
fenced yard, two-car garage S13.-
A. STANLEY MOREAU. WA. 257l;
evenings, WA. $3.50.
BUNGALOW. a half-acre of land; liv:
rm, din. rm.,. kit, elec. range and
refsr, 3 bedrms and. bath, full
Pant Psmt 1hdusny 6so ssSssaf oi s1na
HoUsE HGHMfs; Or MAJ AiipAkTiMRNT MAi dsSs at 1853
Brinkley I'd, mr.. Camp sprinss
School; oaklawn bus. Open Sun,
RMS. al on on l floor floor; full ,D bsm5;; oil
dale location. $1,000 down and as
S. DAVIS & CO.. WA. 5000 till 9
COW TO SHOPPING CENTER and
$500; GREGORY & VINCENT
Mr.. UITLAND-Attraetiv 2-bedrm.,
asbestos shingle bungalow. expansion
5sIf 5s tSF o heat asdaSea eomplesay Fms nsuaed ta
down: price, $9.250: terms. LEIGH
C. KELSEY. Jr., 1910 Penna. ave.
h-XCRE LOT, oIS Z I bedrms. ai Il Il on 1st
~. Ia beautifully tiled baths, with
in. l. blk. bus and shopping center
to 70 vet $4,000 a Oisi doWn to S0n noneSit aoTh
s. DAVIS & CO., WA. 5000 til 8
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. extended
Brick bungalow; live on one floor,
rent terrace apt. for $50 per mo-;
baths: quick possession; priced
S13,950. Call WA. 5000 till 8 pm.
ROBERT s: DAVIS & CO.
48l1 WOODLAWN DIR. in Woodlawn
I block of Defense hwy.-6-room
brick house, modern; gas &C. heat;
lot 5Ox170, fenced-in rear yard;
-S13,250. BY OWNER. UN. 1870. 10'
DET. BRICK. 6 rms. and bath, air
conditioned heat, gas, cellar, CT bar
gain, near everything, see this be-
fore you buy. RA. 1883. -S
BUNGALOW bed rooms, living
ROOM kitchen, bath, basement, gas
heat; nice large lot, paved street:
near busline, schools, shopping CEN
ter and churches. 542O Rtverdale
rd., Riverdale, Md. s.
S995 DOWN, S75 A MONTH
Forest Heights, near Congress Heights;
bungalow. 5 rooms, plus finished
attic. large fenced yard; fine con-
dition; S1O,500. JAMES CARROLL.
10, 2-O40l. Sunday, AK SOlO,
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% ACRES
peter ]. hagan
OAK SPRINGS
S10.2 900
hediCOrS
81. 4422, SH. $3.50.

G1. 500 Down
We have 2 corner lots left
In this very conv. subdivision
Of brick bungalows, these
homes feature a large picture
window and corner windows,
consisting Of liv. rm., dinette,
kit. 2 bedrms., tile bath, with
stairway to expansion attic,
$3.50 down and approx. S62
per mo. incl. taxes and insur-
ance. We are to build several
others, will sell for S9.950 with
nothing down to veterans.
These homes will be started in
the very near future. Call this
ONCE for appt. to inspect.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
CAPE COD RAMRT ,ER

oppertunity H' to os' buy s2s.o%oo % home. M
lower than its appraised price, with
down payment as low as $4,000; bal.
on conv. terms, with interest at 4ed.
Costs are increasing and this house
rm With 1 rsp din r %t CHINA
cupboards. kit. with breakfast space,
2 lge bedrms... bath on 1st fioor; 2
other master bedrms, and bath on
End floor. Rec. rm. with fireplace
and bFr. Bendix Gas heat. Lge.
ter ter, Out Out Branch T ey ave. ' Sc a to cole
brook dr.. right to section and house.
Open Sun. l-6, Mr.. Phifer, HI. STA.
PAUL, p STONE. MA. 1879, --S
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ROSEMARY HILLS
8710 HAYWOOD AVE

OPEN 2 TILL 8 PM.
ern cleaning white brick Colonial
on beautifully Handicapped lot, 60x140,
with tree-shaded play area in rear.
Featuring 8 rms. bath, full bsmt,
gas &C. heat Your opportunity to
acquire a lovely property at a reas.
price. with attractive financing.
mediate sale. To reach: Out l 9Th st.
NV. to East-West hwy, left about /
mile to Rosemary Hills sign, right to
End stop sign, right ! blk. to May
wood ave. and left to house SIGLER
4 CO., Realtors, HU. 1913; ewes.
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OPEN TODAY. 1-6

OPEN TODAY, 1-6
1905 wildwood dr.. S2.750 down.
Det. brick home, is conp. loc. In .
pleasant community of individual
type homes, Dutch Colonial with den
and ha bath on 1st A., in addition
20 and Inv Modem T VIE stehen rsp sooa a ,izsd gm
bedrns. and large bath on 2nd A.:
full bSmt., gas a.-c. heat. To in
spect:. Out New Hampshire ave.
extended TO New Hampshire ave.
Highlands. sign on left, turn left
Max C. Schwartz, IA. $500
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GAITHERSRIJRG


2-story frame pebble-dashed corner
property with beautiful outlook on
one Of the two best streets in
Gaithersburg; rooms, all improye-
ments, S12,950. FRED B; CUSH-
MAN, Realtor, $40 Frederick ave.,
Gaithersburg. Telephone 2g9. -s
Glenmont Hgts. (Wheaton)
202 Flack st. Open all day Sun; by
stove and refgr.. oil h.-w.h., util.
rm. l4x28. toilet, stationary tub;
lot 70x15O, with $4,000 worth OF
shrubbery. Home-like surroundings
Priced only S11,95O Sun, call LO
5-O7ss: eve, RE. 4910.
Hillandale Brick Rambler
open supdaH pdal II p.nn,aic to dark view An
babbling brook makes this one OF
the most desirable homes in this
picturesque community. Custom
built of best material. LIST fl. plan
includes 3 good sized bedrms, IA
tiled baths, lge, liv. rm., open flrepl.,
. picture windows, din. rm., lge
modernfy equipped kit, side Nv
porch, knotty pine rec. rm. in bsmt.,
shower stall bath, built in garage,
Truly lovely lovely home. Be ii the first to
reach: Out N. H; ave. EXTENDED
on Overlook dr., bear left on Green
acres to No. 1001O and our open
sign. Mr.. HUNT on premises. Ewes
call DE. 1887.
Colonial Investment Co.
n n
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Detached 6-rm. brick, perfect condi.
ton. hardwood floors, gas heat, re-
friserator.. Venetian blinds, full
15. Address. 62l0 inwood st., Oh
Cheverly ave. Call Mr.. Baines, eyes..
FIR. SS37. cox & CO. RE. 1888.
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ALMOST ONE ACRE

Clinton; lovely new brick rambler
bungalow, 2 beautiful picture win
dows. lEe. liv. rm.. with hrepl.. din.
rm., kit, 2 lovely bedrms., tile bath
with shower on 1st a.; space in
bath rouRhed In; Oil h.-w.h.; ideal
place for Earden and chickens,
Only $3.50. Terms. DEWEY
N. FREEMAN, 3214 branch ave.
Sc, HI. 7700. Open sun. 10.6.
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S10.750
GT GTEO nwN

Two-story. 6-rm. and bath
home located directly In front
Of St. Gerome Catholic School
and l blk. from public school.
lst floor. 3 very ige. rms; 2nd
H., 3 large bedrms. and bath;
exp. attic; full bsmt., oil heat;
lge. front porch; a very conv.
home at q very conv. price.
Mo. payments approx. S72,
including taxes and insprance.
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DIRECT FROM OWNER-High- class
home with income-Home Of the
highest quality for gracious living
plus a monthly income of $3.50. II
elsewhere, don't waste the time to
2 ACRE FARMETTE, 10 mi. from
Silver Spring. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths
on lst a.; 2 bedrms. on End A.. a
n.sis1i inESToN REALTY, aISa IRSsasitoEs: oIs. saS7
GI ATTENTION-Easy committing to
Naval Ordnance; 3-bedroom Colonial
brick with fireplace, modern kitchen,
beautiful pea bf, lot; ns sOnyepien. to shoppnns
Ayenns st. Wheaton, Nd. MITCH.
ELS ELL ouIcK y u ST: 5s6s; ewes" Mr..
OPEN TODAY, 2-5-see the best built
house and biggest bargain in Silver
Spring: Spring: 8 lse. rms 3 baths, attic, ie;
Piney Branch I'd, left on Old Bla-
densburg I'd. to Franklin ave-, left
! block. McDEVITT. Realtor, RA.
MODERN 4-RM. HOME, hardwood
nsS.s sS.so6 n0oefR PREp sneh B. u cnsa%xS asRESEsS
i4sSasJ. sssSlto5. 5aS sas Frederick ave. daith-
BEAUTIFUL a-FAMILY in TAX. Park.
l blk. ito bus and stores. Hand
some det:, brick 6-rm. apt. for pur-
come. Firepl., fioored attic; oil heat
RAFFFLL REAL ESTATE. SH. 1lO3.
OFF NEW HAMP. AVE. EXTENDED.
One of the best values today, hand
some 6-rm. det. brick, 3 years old,
contains 8 fine bedrms., full bath.
firepl. in 12x21-ft. liv. rm., patio',
ssT4TE, ssd;Sgg; sH. TfFmsi 1ios. HAfrhAh REAL
Io.oooETAKoMA PARK, near Bliss
Electrical School. Pretty 5-rm.
bung. on big corner lot; gas heat,
picture windows. Reduced from S12,-
REAL ESTATE, sH. l1o3.
Mr.. GAITHERSBURG, a modern Co
loniaI home, situated on a high
spot with all the modern conv.
Owner has purchased q large num-
Der Of acres and priced this one
1spd tor sale s. # has .as.s over 2 sHn ss5es 81
CUsHMAN; Realtor. $40, Frederick
DOCTORS OFFICES with residence
under one roof; professional office
suite has separate entrance at
street street level; level; dwelling room size;
Just 2 blocks from Bethesda Hot
Shoppe; ample parking and good
terms. r. P. RIPLEY. realtor, 81.
GIL. ONCE open Sunday.
WORLD WAR / and non-GI-If you
need small but modern and COM
Portable 2-bedroom bungalow with
large. light basement, clean auto
matte gas a.-c. heat, 60x120 lot,
financed at 40, here is the chance
you've been hoping for. Just two
left, one under $1,000 and one
Silver Spring, Md. SH. 4h1S
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TRADE

Your home for q beautiful detached
home in an exclusive section Of
nearby Maryland. Our homes are
the last word. Consider: Detached
brick on large level lot. slate root,
copper pipes, cutters and spouts;
powder room. den. recreation room,
laundry chute, screened porch,
maids quarters. sun deck, breakfast
nook. dishwasher. garbage disposal
bedrooms, 2 baths; detached ga.
rage with breezeway.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
SoS N. Capitol Realtors. MA. $3.50
23O4 Calvert st. NV DE. SITS.
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FORESTVILLE, MD.
FOREST HEIGHTS, MD.
OPEN TODAY, / TO S

detached Lustron home, less than l
yr. old. Price Of $12,e50 includes:
Large wooded lot, GE 10 Gu. TT.
refrigerator, Venetian blinds, screens,
storm doors, 81 gal. hot-water heat
er, oil radiant panel heat. Thor dish
bage disposal unit. Owner leaving
city. Immediate possession. Terms
arranged. Directions: Out. South
Capitol st. approx. Va mile beyond
District line to Forest Heights sign,
turn right one block to Woodland
. FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 < st. NV. Ma. 0352. Ewes.
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ROCKVILLE

allow located on high
spot near railroad station, 4 rooms
on 1st A., open flrepl., sun parlor,
pantry: End f., Q nice bedrms. and
bath; h.-wh. by coal, garage. tool
house: l50-ft. lot. $4,000. FRED
B. CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40 Fred
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$4,000

WILL Go CT
Beautiful 5-room and bath
brick bungalow; large liv, rm..
family-siZe dining room, fully
equipped kit; 2 bedrms., full
tiled bath: house equipped
with Venetian blinds. alumni
mum awnings, storm sash and
doors; diswasher. auto wash
Ing machine, 7-ft. refgr. This
home sold new for $4,000
three years ago without ex-
tras. A good buy today at
$4,000; reasonable terms.
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go NSl

ASSUME CT MORTGAGE
Three-bedrm. brick bunsa-
low, located in better section
Of West Hyattsville. Beautiful
living room, 3 large bedrms.,
large modern kitchen, tiled
bath. full basement; all-brick
construction; beautiful corner
lot: concrete streets: $1,000
cash: assume ~ mortgage
Rare opportunity.
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Continued On Next Page.l
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV MA. 2345.
OPEN 2 TIL 5 PM.
811 57th AVE.
q YaAAHYY " YYAfYHn

Beautiful new detached brick, On
lovely lot; 1st floor, 2 bedrms.. liv.
rm., jr. dining rm., kitchen and
HOLLYWOOD bath; End A., / bedrm.,
liv.. rm., kit. and bath; gas h.-w.h..
built-in garage. This home built
as 2-family unit and Is modern In
a nice home with income be sure
and see this one. Priced for quick
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IL rms. 3 batks, S175 mo-: plus
TflAs'SSsss IA $3.50. w. e. BEERS, sH' g 45s47
ASSUME $1,000 GI LoAN-s-bed.
room Colonial brick; full bsmt., Are
place, dining room. Handicapped lot.
Owner leaving city, must sell. 10.
s1e,ssSs: IEArH 8 ASHLEY INC.
CHARMING Colonial home. overlook
Sst SSsih; sss e. hsst; A. SIDE porch; Us 'sa,1So6 500
cafs dGSD TENS s.sss sSsn:d an t.nsss H. IT,
Tm. with firepl., kit. complete with
ss.at.: y oMSER,, =? w. so 500 down w
,Ps RsymsntY YoHhs22ESk.l SasI h2 ESklsGs n fac, it,.
In Chevy Chase near the Riding
Club; one bedroom is on 1st floor,
IN. baths, freplaces, picture
book KITCHEN, generous lot; $22,850
nssas fsfet aiRtrY ssanss Tsssd. II 81. &C.
catoitcE LocaTiioN, mile from D.
G.. Uncut Piney. Branch rd. to
Sligo ave, right and follow McDev-
tits signs to 8 Devon rd. Open daily
81 q baths, bath TN Ii Closets os sfe rec room. xs fn in.
McDEVITT RA. 1922.
NEW 2-BEDRM;, nr. Naval Lab. and
oaI9 REP $50 81 i1sSss Dess, go me-. -is 4.
bath, parduet fioors, immediate
R1sss'iafiti Rsis aiti j. 70 n. isSfst HXsrs ss = 9s5 e.
Do. 1855, ewes. WA 47ee.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
S11,950
WITH, 40 TY

WILL 90 GI
= Large rambler-type brick
bungalow: beautiful large liv.
rm.. full size din. rm., 2 large
bedrms., kit, full tiled bath,
equipped kitchen; enormous
closets, expansion attic: ra-
diant heat; convenient foca-
ton. Terms to vet. or nonvet.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
OPEN SUN. rs PM.
IMPOSING CORNER BRICK
2-YEAR-OLD CENTER -HAII,
OPEN TO OFFER
UNDER $4,000

Open 1 to 8, 1716 Dublin dr., Forest
Estates, Silver Spring. new det. brk,
8 rms. q lge. bedrms.), bath, full
bSmt., gas &C, garage, G.I. or FHA
loan avail. Trades considered, low
down payment. DIT: Out Georgia
and sign.
w. E. BEERS
SH. 4747, co. 9403
Evening star., 1950-01-08
!, SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANE
OPEN SUNDAY

200 Underwood ST., Silver Spring
$3.50 down, $97 mo. 3-bedrm., brick
Colonial with full bsmt.. parquet
fls., firepl., din. rm., 20-ft. liv rm.
l blk. from Woodmoor shopping
center. Directions: Out Georgia ave.
ave to Colesville I'd. In Silver Spring,
right blk. past Corners to
Underwood. left to house. lOO16
Greenock rd.. Silver Spring. 3-bed-
rm. detached brick Colonial, beau
tifully decorated: 2O-ft. sido porch,
built-in garage, liv. rm. with firepl..
tian blinds. gas air-conditioned
heat, full bsmt. with outside ent.
and "a bath. Price, $1,000; excel.
financing. Directions Out Coles
vile rd. to Forest Glenn, left 4
blks. to Greenock rd., right to
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
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