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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
Free Dover Resident
On Kent Rape Charge
Continued from hrst page,

Pleasanton on Friday night, July
%, at the Kent-Sussex Fair and
again there on the following day.
According to her story he was
driving her to the home of friends
near Leipsic, from where they
were to leave for a trip to Better
ton, when he dove into the woods.
The girl testified she resisted his
advances and jumped from the car
but he attacked her twice. She told
the jury that Pleasanton chOked
her when she sought to scream.
They drove back to Dover to get a
soft drink, she said, and when they
stopped at a place on South Gov
ernors Avenue she left the car and
made known her experience,
PleasantOn having left the car to
get the drink.
Denies Forcing Girl
Pleasanton, represented by
James H. Hughes, III, contended
that he did not force the girl, who
was dressed i'll dungarees.
Presiding over the trial were
Chief Justice Charles S. Richards
and Judges Caleb r. Layton, III.
and Daniel F. WOlcott, Deputy
Atty. Gen. Henry J. Ridgely prose-
cuted the case.
The jury, which required about
an hour and a half and the calling
of 40 of the panel members to
select comprised: Ward Hurley,
Dover, foreman; Edgar Townsend,
Wyoming; Thomas w. Moore, Mag
nOlia; Roland Jackson, Tenth Rep
resentative District; Austin HUFF
nal, Fourth Representative Dis
trict; Harry Allison Helm, Leip-
sic; Clifford Ennis, Second Repre-
sentative District; Leslie Heyd and
Watson Minner, Sixth. Representa-
tive District; Alvin Allen, Seventh
Representative District; Harring-
ton Rash, Eighth Representative
District and William P. Haughey.
Tenth Representative District.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
YugOSlavS Recruit
Former Foes AS
TechnicianS

BELGRADE - up =. Wealthy in
manpOwer but a pauper in skilled
technicians. Marshall Josip Broz
TitO's Communist govrnment has
been hunting for hard headed men
OF experience to put the country's
economy on it's feet.
Sometimes, the policy has been
bitter Dill for the Yugoslavs to
swallow for it involves the hiring
OF technical experts-at wages FAR
higher than the average person
mere receives-frOm cOuntrie S
which were blood enemies only a
few years ago. Yugoslavia has been
recruiting workers from such plac-
es as Germany and Italy and has
been paying them-in wages and
al1Owances-much more than thew
could earn at home for doing the
same work.
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Phones Are
Listed In Delaware
CONTINUED from FIRST paeeJ

The company has spent more
than $2,00O,00O so far this year in
building new plant to expand and
improve he service in Delaware
and plans expend $2,S5O,OOO by
he end of the year, he added. This
brings the postwar ottal to over
$14,00O,OOO."
Since 1871, the number of tele..
phone employees has increased
from 500 to more than 1000. Over
80 percent of the men on the COM
pany's payroll have 20 or more
years service and almost Is per-
cent OF the women have been with
the company 20 years, or more, he
said.
In discussing the many RESPONSE
bllities of management, he declar-
ed, 1.-THE biggest contribution man
agement can make to job security
is to operate the business success
fully-earn more than it spends
and keep moving ahead"
Joseph D. Pittenger, district
plant superintendent, was chair
man of the meeting.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27

registration was heavy, as COM
pared with the last similar regis
tration-On the final registration
day for 1916, when the last non
presidential statewide election
was held. On that dag, about 10000
persons registered in New Castle
County. Saturdays figure was
about 80 per cent higher. The 1916
figure in Kent County was about
l,6OO-less than half of this years
estimated number.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
Macarthur May Get Salt

SINGAPORE - (P - An $500
ton cargo of salt aflOat in Singa-
pore harbOr may soon be on its
way to General Macarthur. for
whom it was originally intended.
The salt, from Caro- de Gaia, in
Spain, is in the barnacle covered
Chinese Nationalist merchandising,
Hal Hsuan. which ran up the Com
munist flag six months ago here.
The U. S. COnsul-General in Singa-
pore demanded delivery of the YES
sci at the time on grounds the Nat
ionalists had not completed pay
ment for it, but failed in the pro-
ceedings.
Negotiations are going on to
tranship the cargo from the former
Liberty ship, one of 80 sold to Ma
tiOnalist China, to another vessel.
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Burma Transport
Mixup Brings Hunger

RANGOON - (P) - Snarled
communications in Central Burma
have produced a rice shortage over
widely scattered areas, driving vii
Tigers to eat bamboo seeds for ex-
istence it was authoritatively stat
ed here. Sources close to the Bur
mese agricultural department said
conditions were verging upon out
right famine.
The sources placed the district
most seriously afflicted s pro Com
mun1st Yamethih, deep in Burma
dry zone Fighting in Central Burma
has damaged or clogged many irri
cation canals.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
IsraeliS Leave Red
Labor Group

TEL AVN, Israel - up - A
national convention Of Histadrut-
the Jewish general confederation of
labOr-has approved its executive
committees action Withdrawing the
organization from t. Communist
controlled World Federation of
Trade Unions.
Histadrut has decided that for
the moment it would not be a mem
Der of world organizations, backed
by either eastern or western DOW
ers. Histadrut said it had no desire
to play any role in the cold war"
between rival World Federations Of
Trade Unions.
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Nearly $4,000 Registered
Last Saturday
continued from nrst pass)

Complete reports from Kent
County showed the registration
there as 3,46S-described as a rec
ord high.
The Sussex County registration
was reported as heavy also.
Bureau of Registration officials
IN New Castle County said that a
number of complaints were re-
ceived during the day and there
were a few verbal scuffles here
and there but no really serious
trouble.
There were reports from both
Republicans and Democrats how
ever, of alleged disorders.
The estimates indicate that the
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
Reds Must Say It Right

VIENNA - (P) - Hungarian
communists are going to school to
learn the proper way of saying
Josef Stain" in a speech. Ac-
cording to reports from Budapest
the information and infection must
be just so. Moreover it is never
just plain Stain. He must be re-
ferred to as "The Great Stalin."
Like wise it is always the "glor-
ious" or "liberating" Red Army.
Russia is always referred to as
1.-THE worlds leading power"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
Male Death Rate
High In Italy

ROME - R - Although there
are a million more women than
men in Italy, the male death rate
is higher than the female rate, the
official Statistical Institute reports.
In 194S, the report said, 247, 469
males died compared with 1880
female deaths. In the first nine
months of 1949 the totals were:
male deaths, 183,1SO; female deaths,
1881.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
YugOslavs Twist Air
Drop Story

BELGRADE - (P) - A new
story has been circulating in Yugo-
slavia as an aftermath to Russian
reports-in the face of a poor crop
that the United States has been
dropping potato bugs over Eastern
Europe to destroy the harvest.
Now" so the satire goes. "the
Americans are dropping potatoes
to feed the bugs"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
Excavation Angler
Nets Goldfish

CHICAGO - up - Heavy sum-
mer rains flooded the concrete foun-
datiOn of an abandoned building
site on the north side. Neighbor-
hood kids got some poles and went
fishing in it. The amusement of
adult observers turned to amaze
ment when John Spajda, 8, hauled
in two goldfish. The best guess was
that the fish had been tossed into
the pit by people who won them at
a nearby amusement park.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
Polly Gets The Safe
Crackers

MILAN - (P) - A pet talking
parrot is credited with frustrating
an attempt to loot the Banca Po-
polaire of Milan and saving the in
stitution a possible loss of $4,000.
Bank employees said BURGLARS
broke into the safe but fled without
taking any money. They believe the
banks pet parrot, Gagged in the
room, may have scared off the safe
crackers.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
Early Wallpaper

When first used, wallpaper was
the poor mans tapestry. Later
wealthy people also adopted it to
SGpplant the silk and velvet wall
hangings so popular in Europe until
the 15O0's. The Chinese, who were
the first people to use paper, were
also the first to use it as a wall
decoration.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
Carlo Wins Friends But
Loses BillbOards

VIENNA - up - Greta Carlo
has lost to the Russians an East
West war of bill boards in Vienna.
CARLOS anti-Communist film called
"N1notchka" recently was annOun-
ced as coming to Vienna for the
first time to show the Viennese
what Communism is like.
A Soviet officer marched into
Vienna's only billboard firm. He
demanded 80 huge advertising
spaces. The firm, threatened with
reprisals, agreed. Two days later.
the spaces displayed Russian ann
ouncements of the anti-West film.
The Fall of Berlin"
"Ninotchka's" Western promoters
relied on newspaper announce
ments. Tickets for Carlo, an old
favorite of the Viennese, already
are sold out for weeks in advance.
Classified Ads get rasuIts
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27

It is estimated that there are
25O,OOO model railroad lobbyists
in the United States. These model
railroaders collectively own and
operate enough trackage to reach
eight times across the country.
They spend 100000 each year on
their hobby.
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FIRE CALLS
City of Milford

October q, 200 p. m.-Cape-
hart, Lincoln Road. Grass.
October %, $3.50 p. m.-McFad-
den, Marshall Street. Oil heater.
October "a, 400 p. m.-Keller,
Lake View Avenue. Car.
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Happenings In State

PICKPOCKET JAILED-Accused
of picking the pocket of Floyd Har-
ris, Joseph Craig of Dover was
fined 800 and costs by Magistrate
John H. Conrad and sentenced to
six months Imprisonment, plus am
other 80 days in Jail if he fails to
pay the fine and costs.
According to the allegations.
Craig lifted a wallet containing
S14 from Harris pocket in Kirk
wood Street, Dover
YOUTH CONFERENCE - The
Conference Youth Council of the
Peninsula Methodist Conference
met recently at Wesley Junior Col
lege. They we're entertained at din
ner at the Dover Tea Room by the
Rev. Richard M. Green, executive
secretary of the Board of Christian
Education.
The report Of the conference staff
consisting of the district and sub
district youth directors, concern
ing youth, was as follows:
Wesley Stone succeeded Edward
Melvin as vice president of the
Conference Youth Council.
One cay is to be set aside at the
annual conference for youth activ-
tiles.
It was planned that there would
be weekend youth conference in
October, also a spring institute.
The next meeting was set for
November 10 at 1880 p. m, at Wes-
ley JUNIOR College.
WOUNDED-Latest reports from
the Korean fighting front list three
Army men and a Marine from the
Delmarva Peninsula among the
wounded.
The defense department identi-
fed the four as Pvt. Paul L. Brit
tingham, son of Mrs. Edna Mae
Birmingham, of sos South State
Street, Dover; Cpl. John H. Griffin.
son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph B. Grit
fin. of BTidgeville; Second 1t. Rob
eTt l.. Lyons, son of Mrs. Irene NJ.
Burton, of Salisbury; and Marine
First 1t. Roma TOlson Taylor, Jr.,
husband Of Mrs. Roma T. Taylor,
Jr., of Crisf1eld
Corporal Griffin, 20, is now in his
third year in Army service. He has
been overseas since last December,
and moved into Korea with the
oath Infantry Division, was wound
ed in the right arm and back on
Sept. 81, but has since returned to
duty, his mother said.
IORM TO MEET HERE-Dela-
ware state council of the Improved
Order of Red Men will hold it's an
nual session, including elections,
today and Saturday in Grange Hall, |
Milford, Bayard e. Smith of 1918
Conrad Street, Wilmington, publici-
ty chairman, said last night.
Ralph o. CULLEN of Selbyville
has been named for sachem; Ralph
M Buckingham of Newark, senior
sycamore; Elmer Dodd of Reho-
both Beach, junior sycamore; Will
liam o. Litchfield of Wilmington,
prophet; Mr. Smith, chief of rec
Ords, and Alfred ". Bishel of Will
mingtOn, keeper of wampVIn.
Louis Butter, prophet of the
great council, will be present and
represent the national wigwam. He
will be accompanied by his wife
and Benjamin H. Cooper, deputy
of the first district IORM.
Ionic Council, No. 10, Degree of |
PocahOntas, will serve dinner to
the convention delegates, national
officers and guests at noon Satur-
day in the Grange Hail.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
MINIATURE PALACE

Enter a large reception hall. a lovely
marble staircase winds upward. On
the right, large drawing room
which you may cross to spacious
television room, or you may con-
tinue down the length to a huge,
luxurious library, overlooking a
lovely. formal garden. Wander
through the rear hall past spa
cious powder room. enter q large,
bright breakfast room. thence to
the buffers pantry from which you
may go to a large, modern kitchen
or the state dining room. off which
there is a huge awning porch. On
the 2nd floor, master bedroom ap-
prox l6x26. with fireplace, pvt. bath.
etc; 3 other very large bedrooms
and huge bath. Third floor has a
suite of bedrooms, bath and oodles
OF storage space. Basement has large
recreation room, servants quarters.
incl bath: Gear garage. Home Is
less than 20 years old. On a acre
OF landscaped ground: zoned for
apartments. Present lst trust, $25.-
000-ls worth triple that amount
but will sell for somewhat less. Will
consider lease, furnished. for $500
per month. Shown by appointment,
but only to financially qualified
clients. Call COLONEL ARNOLD
(Ret.l }. Agent, WO T07Q
Evening star., 1950-10-28
PEACE OF MIND
ON 10 ACRES-STREAM

Nearly new brick and masonry. 8
bedrm. rambler, unusually we'll
oulIt BY present owner; attrac liv.
Tm. 25x15, fireplace; 3 twin-sized
bedrms,. 9 lge. closets. din. rrn.,
de luxe kit, 15-ft long; att. garage,
full basement on ground level.
What possibilities; oil heat; owner
must sell; close-in location; rea-
Sonably priceu.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
A CUTE HOME

In Falls Church is a 2-bedrm. home
in perfect condition All elec. kit,
oil h.-w.h., partial bsmt; large lot
with garden space; conv. located TO
schools. transp. and shopping. Only
S10,950: assume 1850 Al trust
at S59.l4 per month Exclusive with
c. F. WOODROE, INC.
CH SlOn Omen I'll @ OK 1000
Evening star., 1950-10-28
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
SILVER SPRING

5U5 AND 507 GRANVILLE DR..
Lily. rm. with fireplace, 8 bedrms.
din. rm., mod. Kit. with garbage
disposal, sprayer and eft. Frigidaire
picture window. Venetian blinds,
tiled bath. copper plumbing and
gutter1ng, h.w. floors, full bsmt
tiled floors, plastered ceiling. lava
tory. laundry tubs, gas a.-c.h., out
let to huilt-in garage l2x27. Good
terms. Directions: Out Colesvtlle
I'd. to Granville dr., west 2 blocks.
BUILDER. GE. 1870: ewes. GE.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
80 ACRES

This beautifully decorated Early
American Colonial home Is one of
the hest buys we've seen this year.
Sls.500i Four bedrms. and den, 3
tiled baths. 9 fireplaces. 13-cu.-ft.
Frigidaire. oil h--w.h,. barn, gar.
fruit trees. erape vineyards. This
unusual prnperty is only ] ) minutes
from Falls Church. Cal until 0 80
Evening star., 1950-10-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

COLORED. $4,000 DOWN
Modern detach.' 2-bedrm. bungalow;
price $3.50, $40 per mo. Unless
you. are looking for something for
Mr.. Penland. to 8 pm. Ii. 1906.
ATLAS REALTY CO. 20
Colored. 6 acres. fronting on De
fense hwy: city water and busline;
house need repairs; full price, So 900.
terms can be arranged
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
HY. 0lO7, UN. 7649. 20
Evening star., 1950-10-28
ARLINGTON
REMODEI,ED
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
This unusual home was built in 194s
by one. of the areas finest builders.
The. all-electric dream kitchen is
Mt for a queen. and the 3 bedrms
and large closets will delight you
ment with " bath. attic, carport,
and corner lot in one Of North Ar
lington's finest locations. Price. S22,-
800. Attractive terms arranged.
TALMAGE WILCHER, INC.
1888 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
LOG CABIN RETREAT

Olney-Ideal for author, painter
professional or businessman. Beauti-
full restored log cabin, completely
furnished; approx. 2 acres of
lawn and full-grown hardwood trees
overlooking main road; modern bath
rm.. electrically equipped kit. in
Guiding range and refrigerator: bal
cony sleeping quarters for g.. Lge.
stone fireplace; suitable for all-year-
round living. Perfect for week end
entertaining. $4,000. Brokers
protected.
OLNEY REALTY co.
LO. 5-2323. ASHTON COOL,
Evening star., 1950-10-28
DILLON LAND co

1112 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, Va.
IA 1880 O---
Evening star., 1950-10-28
TAKOMA PARK MD.
T'EMPLETON KNOLIs

4cN1I LG 1oN hNoLLO
ONLY S13.750; $4,000 DOWN.
condition; L-shaped liv.-din, rm.
with flrdblace, modern kit. 2 lge.
bedrms., tile bath, lge. floored and
insulated attic, ample space for .
bedrms.; full dry clear basement;
gas &C; heat. Call Mr.. Lawrik,
10. 5-29S0.
Max C. Schwartz, Ia. $500
Evening star., 1950-10-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA sUBURBAN-Year old
model brick rambler; 3 bedrms.; a
real value; gas heat, city water, det.
garage; owner transferred. Open
ron s4hasy 5rSn to
Hunting Greek bridge and turn left
on Fl. Hunt rd.. first road on left.
at 1919 Ft Hunt rd, BOB DUNCAN,
St. Alexandria. Phone XII. s-Su15.
ARLINGToN-valuable corner lot;
approx; $4,000 So. IT,; two modern
frame. houses; vicinity Of new Hecht
WILLIAM W. MAcKALI. Attorney. Hsy,
Glebe 2257, Chestnut $500. -2s
ARLINGTON FOREST. by original
owner, all brick. 3-bedrm,. l h-bath
home in desirable neighborhood;
record player and electric train
Price; SIS $3.50. No "a agents. Sin Phone
falls A. s-saI3 cH3RcH. by owner; s-bed9m. MSg
bungalow in excel: cond.; LARGE
lot, exp. attic; eft. refsr. Inn
med. poss. Sl1,75o. Ii. 6-629o,
N. ARLINGTON. BY owNER-6,rm
frame, oil heat, 2-car garage; lot
y; Thomas st.. All. Price. si4. 600.
xYNNfwoop-Lovsly ~, a4st brick home.
with fireplace. lge, din. rm.. de
liV, porch. End a. 4. has sAH Ige. 'pnsiaeT mssteT
bedrm. with pvt. bath, 2 other lse,
rms. and complete bath: stairway
finished in knotty pine. wood burn
ing furnace, built-in garage, hot
water heat oil heat This home is
in one of Washington's most beau
tiful suburbs. Substantial cash re-
es eaFee eH Psf psse pr to 1859
WIN. p. PARRAMoRE, Realtor G'~ .
4-BEDRooM NATIVE STONE, Cape
Cod; fireplace, room for 2nd bath.
large sunroom. car port. full base
Cash, So, 900. balance S1OO per mo,
interest less than FHA. CLAUDE
E. HIXSON. Real Estate, Manassas.
Open Sun. Phone IA. 90
3:YR. COLONIAL brick; 8 bedrms..
JUL, ffull 5smt:: gas heat. STORAGE attic
line. shopping center. KE. s"71ss.
3-BEDRM. frame house, on beautiful
corner lot. close to everything; auto.
Nv. Nv n; also auto. water heater;
$4,000 cash needed. s4e3 No. 18TH
St, Arlington. Va. Call GIL. 1868
IS: 900 CASH will buy this modern. ms9
ail-brick, 4,unit apt. in new section
& Asas2aEl' s.s5s4 rRfbhRidk ff'I Nf hsEai sEaL
ON LEE HWY: near Fairfax. Va.
15-I Is miles from 2: e, Eight acres Of
room -and-bath frame house. good
outbuildings; .S8,25O cash, balance
33s-w, 4; D. STANLEY. 50
4-RM.-AND-BATH BUNGALOW-Gas
incl aeIesr SsndIS Rn1t. and e5sc Hs iTonsF spprox
school: SIS. 500. $4,000 cash. Fair
ARE You The TYPE. Who'd 3s like
green Tile apeaa kit and back hShe tile eifn bsth
You can enjoy an acre and
quarter Of privacy and trees bear
ing black walnuts. .pecans. There's
an old red barn and a stone utility
house too which have, running
approx. 9 mi. from b. c. and very
reasonable; Call Mrs. watts, LEATH
y ASHLEY. WA. s464 or Wo.
5 MIN. TO PENTAGoN-2 bedrms.,
liy. rm., din. rm, kit, bath: front
porch: full bsmt. with Bendix wash
er: fenced yard. Children welcome.
Call TIE. 1854. 303 Evans Lane,
Alexandria. -2a
6-RM. HOUSE: So. Arlington-Wir
trade for farm In Va. or Md. Call
on. 1912 or write DEWEY L.
30
COUNTRY CLUB AREA-Builder will
sell his custom-built home, bed
rms; large lot; garage. ASK-US
REALTY CO.. Gil. 1852 30
ALEX.-BRICK, $500 DIN.
New row, pay S65 mo-, incl. taxes
and ins. 2 lge. bedrms., tile bath
equipped kit, full bsmt.. gas heat.
city cows. No. 524. CURTIS E.
MARTIN. INC. TIE. 0233, AL. 6s15
Evening star., 1950-10-28
WEST HYATTSVuIE

WEST HYATTSVILLE
So. $50; S1.950 down. balance FHA
at sos, full monthly payments. A
cute 2-bedrm.. asbestos -sfingled
bungalow. featuring living rm.. din
Ing rm.,. fully equipped kitchen, mod
ern bath, oil heat; close to schools,
snopplng, transp., etc. A real buy
HUDSON COMPANY
4710 Annapolis rd. Bladensburg,
Nd; UN., 717l, weekdays; WA. 0515,
week ends. 90
Evening star., 1950-10-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
HOMES

with all the extras
Only S15.750 for these delightful new
brick ramblers, conveniently located
in Silver Spring. Three bedrooms,
GE kitchen, full basement. Only a
few left. Call It'll pm. for par
Sidney z. Mensh & Co
Evening star., 1950-10-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
"TAKOMA PARK"

Excellent location and an older-type,
detached frame home with rms.
and. bath. on lot S0x160; needs
work but is an outstanding value.
Only $1,000. Cali ME. 1143 until
q pm. today or Sunday. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN Realtor
Evening star., 1950-10-28

FALLS CHURCH
9-rm.. beautiful brick, 2-bath home,
l acre. pink dogwoods, shrubbery
freeze. power lawn mower. wall-to-
wall carpeting, tile basement, oil
NV; heat; good garden, straw
berries, etc. Navy captain trans
ferred. Price S29,500. substantial
DILLON LAND co.
1112 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
UNDER $4,000
A Rambling Cottage
BETHESDA. MD.

A home for a family that
leans to the artistic way of
life and who in turn appreci-
ates gay, colorful DECORATIONS
warm in appeal and where
housekeeping is reduced to
''carefree" minimum. 1t Just
fits the little woman" with
a fair who enjoys her daily
rounds in Stacks and red
coat. A bit old-fashioned.
leans to the picturesque farm
type that we so frequently pic
ture in our minds eye. and yet
its interior is spacious and
affords unusual living space at
the price quoted above. Lovely
living room with bay. nicely
proportioned and colorful din
ing room. strictly modern
kitchen. 3 bedrooms e of twin
size). on the 1st floor; and on
the End floor is the 4th bed
room and End bath. The whole
property is enhanced by set
ting of trees. green lawns and
enclosed by a white picket
fence. Owner requires min
imum of $4,000 cash. For ap-
pointment to inspect today or
Ms GEkSIRERS 10 5-o6S5
Evening star., 1950-10-28

ARLINGTON FOREST
Military choice! Lovely living room
with sideporch;, fun dining room;
mouern equipped kitchen; 3-bedrms.
Immaculate and shining: S16.a5O.
N. G. HINES & SON
Evening star., 1950-10-28
500 40th AVE

$500 40th AVE.
West Hyattsville-Neat frame bunga-
low on large lot; living rm.. dining
rm.: kitchen, bath. 2 .bedrms.. 1st
floor: . bedrms. End floor: full
basement, gas h.-w.h., range and
refgr. included; fireplace in living
rm.; det. garage: nice neighborhood.
An excellent buy at S1o.5O0. $4,000
Sash required. Call Mr.. Myrick.
Kinks REALTY CO
Evening star., 1950-10-28
SHANNON & LUCHs co.
1S0S II CT NV Ma g2dS
$500 DOWN
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II you are looking for a home-not
details on this new, 2-story, frame
home Aside from the unusual
quality of construction, there are
many modern conveniences to delight
the wife. Features large liv. rm.
din. rm., bright cheerful kit. with
dining area, full bsnt., outside entr :,
gas &C. heat. Priced for quick
sale. -S14,950. Call Mr.. Smith, 10
5-S705 ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
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