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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION -
Pkg mdse., incl. rec. local del. ship
ping, collections, etc: complete seTV-
Ice for dealer. fact rep. or sales
METRO WISE. co, so Fla. ave
ne, HO 06S2
il6-18 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV
5000 SO. #, suitable for garage.
warehouse. furniture storage and
sale, laundry. etc. Call Mr. Franklin,
ewes, 0L. 4456. WEAVER BROS,
INC. WASHINGTON Bids. DI $500.
lis
5000 SO. FT.-1-story brick bldg:
large overhead doors. 15-ft. ceiling
height; excellent condition. Call Mr..
Dodge. IT.. WEAVER BROS. Wash
ington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, OR.
S49n.
GROUND FLOOR. street level: 1850
50. fl Mt. Rainier, WA. 1888. 30
MODERN I-STORY brick warehouse
conveniently located. 1000 SO. IT..
fireproof construction. truck dock.
railroad siding. Loned Industrial;
suitable warehouSing. manufactur-
ing. beer or other distributing. See
Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington BLDG. DI. $500; ewes.
CE. o23S,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

Centrally located; reputable auto
repair for rs years Due to illness
will lease to desirable tenant
Apply 1923 Prince St, AL. 1854
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
VACANT

90 min. from town. of Lee blvd;
sweet 2-bedrm. brick bungalow; eX-
eel. cond.; full bsmt.: $500 cash will
handle to GI. DISTRICT REALTY.
EX 6S4S 10
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MAKE A DATE

70 see this desirably located nearly
new. 3-bedroom brick Colonial:
large living room with fireplace and
dining room are both carpeted; den
equipped kitchen; fun basement. at
taehec garage with sun deck: you
will like the large. landScaped corner
lot: well financed: S19,950.
REALTY. INC.
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BRICK RAMBLER

Law. rm. ISxl4. din. L" l3xa,
equipped kit. incl. range, refsr -.
disposal. exhaust fan and Bendix
3 bedrms G4xl6; lIxl4; I0xl01.
foyer entr., disappearing stairway to
storage attic. Close-in N Arl. loca-
ton. Gil contracts accepted. Si5.-
500. Only one left so act quickly
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson BLVD OW $500
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Y MT

$1,000 cash, Ss5 per mo-; 2-bedrm.,
Colonial: liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
equip; 2 bedrmsS tile bath; bsmt.
with outside entrance; new gas
furnace; level lot, trees, etc, Gail
now.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, Arl., CW. $500.
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TAKOMA PARK-S1 $50 DOWN
Buys this 4-fam. duplex-Live in l
apt. and let the other 3 apis. pay
for the property, Don't miss this
$500.
OFF MINNESOTA AVE. Sc.
ST $50 down-Mod. det brick 4-fam.
duplex: Ideal for home and income
Low expense A. 1st trust. Call
NV I5-UNIT APT. BLDG.
Only $4,000 cash down will make
you the owner of this sound invest.
Prop. in excellent cond. Tenants pay
own utilities Call Mr.. Zabreh,
ia. 54l3
BROWN REALTY CORP.
10o5 VI Ave NV ST pOoR
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OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED

NATL. co. desires 100 10 ] 900 II.
space on fl for sales oftlees In
downtown area. Phone MR. WALK
Err, MA 1856. 10
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EASTMAN q SEAY
XcluSiNe Realtors "a "62n liz
I'M PLASTERED

Ready to so-The,' biggest rambler
baths, liv. rm. with trepl. din rm,
equipped kit, full bSmt with toilet,
gas &C. heat. I'm conveniently
located in N Ar. so catch me
quick before I'm finished. Sl9 $50
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
AIRCoNn SPACY

AIR-COND. SPACE 49, lt04 VI ave.
nv. approx SO 50 e. o2cu SPACE,
can be pATtitoHea inmsS ocea-
pAncy reAS rent 3nSiuoeS heat ard
eler Apply LEO NJ BERNSTEIN ,S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Tuskegee Chapter
Marks Tenth Year

The Tuskeeec treatment an
framing vcnter for infantilc pa
ralyslS and the Tuskcgc Instr
turc Chapter Of the National
Foundation for Intantile Paraly-
SIS Will Jointly observe Their 10th
anniversary with a two-day con-
ference opening Monday, Nov
9TH Al TusKcgcc Institute Ala
Basil OCuttor. National Foun
datlon president, VIII sound the
conference Hcynot Men3uy night
at = dinner mecting which will
% attended by 300 delegates and
volunteer wotkelS of NJ chap
tor. ia the South and South
Western >tates AMI observers
taWm MANY northern states
CAapie in OHIO. Muyland
the DStf'l u CoiunDl.. lndi i4a
Missouri and Mich4ai al,
among the northern iu', Nn.ch
Will be represent lnc dc
cennial cclehia't NH also Sci
vc a. ~ iapalgn conference
fol te frts,uiAlng 1851 Maleh
81 lp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Mrs. B. p. Lawson,
Dietician, Dies

Mrs. Beatrice Patrick Law
Dlcticlan AZ Gtccn Pastures {
for number Of years. di
hc home sunday cNcnne
a brief illness
Duline the time She VIZ
ploycd At the camp neatly
children became To know al
her
Funeral services will bc
Temple Baptist Church, 4,
and Brush.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

CELEBRATES 9TH BIRTH
day: Father OF the Blues. VIC.
Handy celebrated his 9Th
birthday last Thursday. The
composer of the immortal st.
Louis Blues" stated that he felt
as young as ever and revealed
that this newly published song.
They That Sow Tears" was
gaining popularity despite il be-
ing q psalm.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
Schmidt Scores Again
For Purdue EIeUen

Buttons Neil Schmidt again
starred for Purdue last Saturday in
a contest in which the University of
Miami (Fla.) defeated the Boiler
makers, 90 to Ia, an upset attribut-
ed to a Purdue letdown following
the teams historic victory over
Notre Dame week earlier.
In the Miami contest, Schmidt was
Purdue's most consistent ground
gamer, picking up SO yards by rush
ing, plus so additional yards on pass
completions. One of the Purdue
touchdowns was scored by the form
er Bluffton High school flash.
In Purdue's first three games OF
the season, Schmidt has scored
touchdowns for the Boilermakers
and should he continue at the pace
set SO far the Bluffton gridder car
end as one of the leading scorers
in the Big Ten.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
Bluffton College Gridders Top
Olivet For Second Straight Win

Bluffton college gridders will face
a severe test in a bid for their
third consecutive victory when they
tangle with Ohio Northern universe
ty's powerful Bears this Thursday
night at the Ada stadium.
In the contest with their tradi-
tional foes from only 10 miles away,
the Beavers will face team which
has won four or five games so far
this fall, and has compiled high
powered scoring record.
On the other hand, the Bluffton
collegians will prove no setup, for a
revitalized spirit has marked play
of the team this season. After
losing their opening contest to
Findlay, the Beavers came back the
following week to stop Cedarvlile,
and last Saturday afternoon made 1t
two wins in a row by racking up
Olivet, Is to 0, in the annual Bluff
ton Homecoming contest.
In the game at Ada Thursday,
the Beavers will swing back into
Mid-Ohio league play, after taking
on Olivet, non-league crew. 80
far in loop play, Bluffton has II
record, while the Northern Bears are
undefeated in the loop standing.
In trouncing Olivet before large
Homecoming crowd last Saturday
afternoon, the Beavers scored on the
fifth play of the game, and then
went on to rack up additional touch
downs in the second and third per,
iods.
! At the opening of the tilt, Blufftor
ran the opening kickoff back to theil
own 81. Four plays later, Bill
Gleason whipped pass to Charles
Spencer, good for 46 yards and
touchdown which marked the open
ing of the Beavers scoring parade
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
Waterfowl Season
Opens This Friday

Beginning Ohio's fall and winter
hunting activities, open season on
water fowl will become effective at
noon Friday of this week.
Although this area is not con-
sidered one of the best in the state
for duck shooting, a considerable
number of district nimrods manage
to get their share of waterfowl
hunting each season. All of the
state lakes and streams, plus the
Muskingum conservancy lakes, are
open for duck and goose hunting.
After the opening day, hunting
hours will be from one-half hour be.
fore sunrise until one hour before
sunset. The season closes Nov. %
Hunters over Is years of age are
required to purchase federal ducf
stamp, costing 81, in addition to the
regular Ohio hunting license. These
stamps are available at Z. S. pos
offices.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY
IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL
LIMITATION

LIMITATION
General Code. Secs. 47Sb-13 fg), 5625-17
Am. Sub. 81 B. 63
NOTICE is hereby giken that in pursu-
ance of Resolution of the Board of Edu-
cation of the Bluffton Exempted Village
School District, Allen Cpunty, Ohio, passed
on the 9Th day of August, 1850, there will
be submitted to a vote IF the people of said
Bluffton Exempted VILLAGE School District at
General ELECTION to- be held in the Dis
trict of Bluffton Exempted Village School
District, Allen County. ohio. at the regular
places of voting therein, in said District on
Tuesday, the 7th day of November. 1850, the
question of levying, in excess of the ten mill
limitation, a renewal of a two mill levy voted
in November, 1916 for four years and re-
newal of a three mill levy voted in No
vember. 1916 for five years, making a
total of five mills for the benefit of Bluffton
Exempted Village School District, for the
purpose of CURRENT EXPENSES at rate
not exceeding five mills for each one dollar
of valuation. which amos sints to fifty cents
$50 for each one huna ared dollars of val
uation. for a period of five years. A ma
jority vote necessary fori passage.
The Polls for said Election will be open
at 6 80 o'clock A. M. and remain open until
80 o'clock P. NJ. Eastern Standard Time.
of said day..
BY order of the Board of Elections, of
Allen County, Ohio
Leo German.
Chairman
F. F. Flaker.
Clerk
Dated October 2. 1850. 2s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19

LEGAL NOTICE
William Pursell Jr.. whose last known
address is 3002 West Madison, Chicago.
Illinois, is hereby notified that Lavina E.
Pursell has filed her petition against him for
divorce in case number 399il in the Court of
Common Pleas of Allen County. Ohio. alleg-
ing Gross Neglect of Duty as her ground fol-
same and praying for divorce and claiming
certain household goods as her personal prop
erty, and that said cause will be for hearing
on or after the End day of November. 1850.
LAvINA E. PURSELL
BY Sylvan III. Wise.
her attorney, rs
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-19

The second Bluffton touchdown
came late in the second period-an-
other Gleason to Spencer pass-this
time good for 35 yards and score.
1t climaxed 59-yard Bluffton
march.
A third touchdown came in the
third quarter when Hugh Frost in
tercepted an Olivet pass and sped
45 yards for the tally. All three at
tempts for the extra point failed.
Bluffton tailed nine first downs to
seven for the visitors, and gained
101 yards by rushing and la on
passing, compared with Olivet's SO
yards rushing and IS yards on
no
Evening star., 1950-07-21
U-SHAPED RAMBLER
Officer Transferred

2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. or OK. PISA.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA RAMBLER SUPREME.
Must be seen to be appreciated;
bedrms... 3 baths, huge liv. rm. with
beautiful view of Potomac River;
many luxurious special features. The
3.xl2" oak joists give you an idea
of the type OF construction; asking
$4,000 and should sell Immediately;
Eyes: can GL. 3272. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1.
FIVE OAKS SUBDIvISION-Near
d9skson dokb ya np;tsr. ROOMS Nsx and Pdui. bath
WILSON BLvD.-7 rms. bath, oil
h.-w.h.; lot. 45x117; built-in garage.
Price, S13,65O. Call Jos. c. Zirkle.
NO. 1894 or Ma. 5000, BOSS d
ssfa snfsLss s. ssh saa7 ST. i ST. ARE. RI s1e, 300.
Brick home: lse, Iiv. Tm. with fTe;
place, din. rm., kit, side porch: Ind
a. 2 lge. bedrms. and bath; full
bsmt;; outside entr. Oil heat, lot
attsnt5en. Y EHRHAkpT, HsH f iHsssr, BFsser,
Gi No DC DowN VIZ paYMENT-rwo-Ded- iiYi tiSp
n,,,, Tm brick row; well located. y,
DEWEY naSS o,y WHITENER' ITEM Broker oV,
oR1S h0ass aItl on 1s Rs s1fS gsf brick a
hall, spacious liy. rm., full-sized
din. rm., ultra-modern kit. with
breakfast space. bedrm. and bath
on lst floor; two, left: bedrms. and
tiled bath on End; sliding door clos
cts. ground-level bsmt. and built-in
garage. Substantial cash required.
Phone FA. 1897. Builder on prem
ises daily. Directions: Lee blvd.
to Seven Corners, straight ahead on
eSTts esVe Dr. sSs and % opsn slss s,tn turn left
HOME WITH INCOME. zoned com
mercial; 10 rms. baths. COOK
MAN REALTY, Gil. 1869. 4346 Lee
2 BEDRMs.. expansiDle attic, liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. equipped
kitchen, tiled bath. basement, nice
lot, GOODMAN REALTY. GIL. 1869,
4346 Lee hwy. -23
BEAUTIFUL broom home, all brick,
large lily. rm., separate din. rm.,
large kit, porch; Large lot. Full
bsmt. Close to bus, schools, recr.
field. Garden City vic. $4,000,
substantial cash needed. McNAB
REALTY, lis Hillwood ave-, FA.
81.
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ARDMORE
Large 4-bedrm. country home with
city conveniences, partly finished
bldg. lot; priced to sell. Call
Mrs. RoQuevert, JU. 1881, COX &
CO. I'm lh2R 90
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HOUSES PoR SALIVA.
GI-HIJRRY
q ACRE
TOWN HOIISE

A little on the Georgetown style
there is attractive liv. rm.. equip.
Kit, din. area and pine-paneled den
on 1st A.; full bsmt. with rec. rm,
Upstairs, Q bedrms., lge. paneled rm.,
bath and sun deck; very conv.
close-in Arlington loc.; Total price,
$14,26O.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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I III 0OOO W.
REALTOR-JU. 1921 TIL 8

CoLORED-6Oe9 RIVER RD., WEST
CHEVY CHASE-Just over District
line; Cape Col style; bedrms. rec.
trees; COCO cond possession: 81 900
to $1,000 cash; inspection any time:
will exchange; OWNER, IA. 700.
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4516 LoNGFELLow ST., Hyatts., Md.
blk. from Baltimore pike, about
/ "a acres, fruit trees, outbldgs.,. side
circle drive. rich soil, lge. dwelling.
viii suit or will do for nursery,
Of car line, bus, stores, etc. Vacant.
Like new. $4,000 to $4,000 cash.
win exchange, owner. IA. 70lO.
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HOME AND INCOME-Modern brick
home on Aa-acre lot in lovely Home
Acres. Occupy the 2-bedrm. apt. on
separate Ind fr. apt. Full bsmt. Oil
heat. Price, S15,50O. Call WA. 5000
till 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CLINTON, MD. - Pretty 2-bedrm,
rambler; must be sold at once.
Army officer sent overseas. Big cor
ner shady lot, not far from An
drews Field; $3.50. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, SH. 11OS till 8.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
EAST PINES

And S61 per month to qualified vet
eran for two-year-old asbestos
shingle BUNGALOW containing living
room, Kitchen, bedrooms, bath,
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
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LOVELY COLONIAL
2721 BLAINE DIR.

Det. brick, 8 bedrms., . baths, den,
porch, @ gh-ah 'n To ntssee reach: Out sci6tf ieth
st., left on East-West hwy. to 270O
blk, left on Colston lane 2 blks.,
right 10 our sign. Open Sun. / to
5. Call Mr.. Hagans., WA. 1898.
KIRKS REALTY co.
Bond Bldg, RE. 3614 -2s
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GLASS MANOR

Brand-New All Brick
3 Bedroom Homes
Semidetached and community type
(groups of 81. full basement.
$25 Down
For qualified veterans. Monthly
payments, only $3.50, includes
principal, interest, taxes and in
surance. 2-bedroom models also
available. All homes plastered and
painted, hardwood floors, Shelvador
refrigerator, large gas range; lots
fully HANDICAPPED, city utilities, i'm
mediate telephone service.
Sample Home, 23O Audrey
lane, open for inspection
daily and Sunday.
10 minutes from downtown Wash
tngton by auto. Bus service direct
to development.
To reach: Over new South Capitol
St. Bridge, continue out South Cap
ltol st. past D. C. line for . blocks
to Glass Manor entrance. THE
STANBERN CONSTRUCTION CO,
25l Audrey lane. Glass Manor. LO.
3-S6S6. 10. 3-9595. ga
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BETHESDA. $12.950
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
CHEVY CHASE

Most attractive 7-rm. home, con-
veniept to parochiaI and public
schools; containing liv. rm.. with
fast rm., powder rm., kit; 2nd fir,
twin-size bedrms., 2 baths; stair
way to attic, gas heat, Lear det,
garage. GI approved; under 100000
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC, WI
1920: ewes OF, 7740 90
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ANNALEE HEIGHTS
o. . prDnnR rArrrr

, q O-oGD1LIM. RAMbLERi
2ls HOMES NOW BUILDING
A community of Individual
homes for folks of moderate
income, featuring II different
architectural styles of 6 diff
fereIt floor plans, large roll
ing, lots, large storage rooms
and disappearing stairs to
storage attic, insulated and
weatherstrippe6. automatic
gas heat, full-Size ranges and
refrigerators in Dream Kitch-
ems. FHA-GI approved; start
$3.50
Veterans pay only settle-
ment costs.
Take Route so west through
Seven Corners, then left on
Annandale rd. to Annalee
Heights. DRUCKER a. PALK.
Sales Agents.
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ROCKVILLE

$9,500-$500 DOWN-GI
&5S mo. including taxes and ms. to
qualified veteran for this immacu-
late 2-bedroom bung allow, with large
living room, picture window. equip
ped kitchen, dinette, bath, storage
attic, full basement; on large wood
ed lot 50x175. Call Mr. Gordon,
10. 5-s705 ewes: MA. 5005 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, JNC.-152O K st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BRICK MANSION

FULL OF PERSONALITY
This charming 2 bedrm.. IN bath
home on fenced lot 90x155, is per
Lee t iiv 'rGse rm With WITH coioniai aS rspi sassS
and picture. window. Family size
din. rm., de luxe fully equipped
kitchen with breakfast nook, and
bath. The 2 bedrms. on the End
Full bsmt. with outside entrance.
Really a lovely home. Call for appt
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. Arlington. IA. 4-1155.
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KENSINGTON

$13,750-$750 DOWN-GI
$50 per mo. including taxes and ms.
purchases this lovely 2-story brick,
featuring large living room, dining
room, equipped kitchen on 1st A.,
3 bedrooms, bath on End A.; full
basement and gas heat. This home
ting buyer. Located on large corner
lot, 4 blks. to elem. school, Q miles
to naval hospital. Call Mr.. Smith,
LO. 5-S705, eves., MA. 5005, days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC. 1890 K ST. NV. 81

e%-A---| 1-NS. oe-G = y = :. ~. " a.
OLD GEORGETOWN RID.
This prop. will be sold this week end;
a det. home with 4 lovely bedrms.,
situated on a lot one would dream
of. There is lovely porch, liv. rm.
with wood-burning firepl. and full
mirror above, din. rm., bedrms.,
bath and spacious kit. 2nd f.,
lovely bedrms., insulated with lge.
h.-w.h; det gar; Bendix washer
Incl. Call RE $3.50, to 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
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T fLEDE1EIOh w. bEfLEV
SALES INC 1hon K CT N w
KENSINGTON

AG1NO44N11 O4N
So, ,500-GI-$850 DOWN
Only $51 per mo. including taxes
and ins. to qualified veteran, for
this attractive 2-bedroom bungalow
with large living room, picture win
dow, equipped kitchen, dinette. bath,
storage attic; partially complete
garage. on large wooded lot. 66X
175; only 2 blocks from elem. school,
Call Mr.. Smith, LO. 5-S705, ewes,
Ma 50O5, days
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QUIET AND PEACEFUL
DON'T WAIT

Cali now. this won't last: just re-
duced to $4,000; lovely brick and
frame house: rms, full bsmt .,
exp. attic, exc. financing; near Falls
Church.
Arfax Realty, FA. 1850
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Mr.. Center Clarendon

$13,250
Walk to bus and. shopping, min.
from D. C. Spick and span almost
new brick. 2-bedrm. bungalow,
YOUNGSTOWN kit; ideal foT couple or
small family; nice level corner lot
with trees; $4,000 1st trust and
financed with reas. down payment.
J. FULLER GROOM
REALTY CO., OK. or CHI. 44s7
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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LIKE TO SWIM?
HWY.

CORNER-LEE HWY,
Delightful home arranged for 3
families; has apt, rms. and bath
on 1st floor; 2 apts., 2 rms. kit.
and bath each on 2nd floor; s
elec. refgrs., Oil burner, h.-w.h.,
Scar garage. Lot approx. 6Oxl so.
Excellent investment and home. Eve.
phone Mr.. Sims. FA 59S7.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1512 x St NV paa1tor MA O-so
Evening star., 1950-11-26

ACCORDING to a postwar survey conducted
IA by Bryn Mawr College, rural house
wife spends an average of 81 hours week at
her household tasks, and city wife no less
than 79 hours And this in our modern times,
when the 4O-hour work week is universally
accepted in almost every other phase of
American life.
Of course the exact figures vary from family
to family. But by and large there's no doubt
that most American homes today lag gen.
Grafton behind the working conditions of
every well-run factory or Office.
Does this fact shock you? Then ask your
self these questions:
Q Is your home really efficient or does it re-
ouire an unnecessarily heavy expenditure of
time and energy?
This article is based on Mary and Rnsset
W,ieMs forthcoming ''Guide to Easter Lining,
10 be published BY Simon and Schuster.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

. Does your home provide place where you
can relax?
. Does it encourage cooperative and crea-
tive family living?
The answer to all three questions, in too
many cases, must be a sorrowful No. AS
most of us live today. routine care and main
amount of labor
Furthermore our homes are, more often
Evening star., 1950-11-26

than not, undistinguished and without indi-
viduality Comfort ease and spontaneity
are all sacrificed to an unrealistic dream that
makes home life formal and unsatisfying. and
turns the housewife into an overworked.
nagging drudge.
And the problem goes far beyond just the
question of ease and comfort. We face today
an increasing amount of juvenile delinquency
and an annual divorce rate that approaches
Evening star., 1950-11-26
LET'S HAEA 40 HOUR WEEK FOR WIVES

American housewives still work 81 to 79 hours
week! They don't have to though, if they'll
learn two basic principles. Here famous
husband-wife designing team tells what they
by Mary and Russell Wright
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Is per cent of the marriage rate There are
many complex reasons for adolescents getting
into trouble or marriages breaking up, but
certainly our homes and the way we live in
them must be listed among the important
causes.
les Not Practical
1T IS our own belief that this inadeuuacy of
the American home stems directly from an
ill-itting and outmoded cultural pattern.
Millions of American women pay daily trib-
ute to what we call the Dear Old Dream"
of kind of home life which is no longer prac-
tical
What is the Dear Old Dream? Americans
have for generations borrowed the stited
ritual of the English manor house as their
standard for gracious living" in the Ameri-
can home. This tradition dominates much of
the writing concerned with the home. haunts
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Evening star., 1950-11-28

Previously, he had managed the
insurance department of the H.
L. Rust Co. for many years.
Mr.. Quinter is graduate
of Georgetown University Law
School, and is a member Of Delta
Chi Legal Fraternity.
Convention Bid Planned.
The District Association of In
surance Agents will invite the
National Association of Insurance
Agents to hold it's 1853 annual
convention in Washington and all
indications are that the bid will
receive favorable consideration.
This was announced after a
meeting of directors of the District
association. Directors also ap-
proved plan for an institutional
advertising campaign in Washing
ton newspapers.
Directors of Washington chap
ter, National Association of Cost
Accountants, will meet Wednesday
evening, December 6, at the Will
lard Hotel. The meeting, start
ing at 7:30 pm, will be preceded
by a dinner.
Clifford w. Johnston has been
appointed home office group rep
resentative in Washington by the
United States Life Insurance Co.
National Airlines reported net
income for 10 months of 1850
reached $1,797,199. compared with
only $177,589 in the same 1949
period. Depreciation reserve was
increased $84,393 in the 10 months
to $1,217,150.