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Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
Carpenters Head Issues Work-CoII for Sunday

President Ray Lancaster of the Valley local of the carpenters union has issued an all-out call for work for next Sunday morn ing, when the carpenters tackle the job of building a library for Palmer. The union hopes to be able to show the Valley a library we'll on the way to completion when the work day ends Sunday evening.
 The library board met last Wednesday evening, to make if nal plans for the building and to list their supplies and materials needs. At that time, it was de cided to make the building slight ly larger than it was originally planned. The structure will be
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Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
Wasi||a Invites Valley People
 To Join In Fourth Celebration

ton, Community Club, Wasilla Grange and the VFW Auxiliary, are planning booths which will provide both food and entertain ment on the grounds. For the children who come, there will be 50 gallons of free ice cream.
 MT. Nelson issued a general in- vitation to all Valley residents to join with Wasilla in the Fourth celebration. A softball team from Palmer's American Legion has been invited to meet the VFW squad from Wasilla.
 Members of the Wasilla orga- nization worked on the diamond last Sunday morning, in prepara- tion for the games and entertain ment. Booth frames were built and the softball field was dragged
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23

and levelled.
 The day will culminate with a dance at Wasilla's Community Hall, beginning at nine pm. A five-piece orchestra will play. MT. Nelson announced the hour ly schedule of the days events as follows:
 Noon-Flag raising ceremony. l2:o2-DedicatorY address by
 "Heinie" Snider. l2:l7-Children's races.
 l:00-First drawing.
 2:OO-Softball game.
 3:l5-Second drawing. 3:l7-Bingo.
 4:OO-Third drawing.
 9:0O-Dance.
 9:00-Dance.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23

Alaska Road Commission labor clear inc slide which blocked Anchorage Highway Monday of this week Traffic stopped for nearly hours while the 20oot wide 35foo high block ooped from the highway and dumped into Kn River More than 100 waiting Interesting Anchorage only five Alaskan license plates Shovel Duff. ARC Oliver examining the shovels bite the the highway this Mr. onkka hopes there won't be
 but for fvethas the record for thus far.-(Photo by Palmer Studios.)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23

Matanuska V alley Sportsmen's annual fish fry will be held on July IS.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23

Northland Pione CT Grange card party al Grange Hall al 8:00 o'clock Thursday.
Evening star., 1950-12-21

$3.50, WEAM-Reporter's Round
up; Senator Maybank, of North
Carolina, chairman of the Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
will be questioned on suggested price
and wage controls.
$3.50, WTOP Playhouse: James
Hilton narrates Silent Night"
1000, WRC - Screen Directors
Playhouse: "The Miracle of 34th
Street." starring Edmund Gwenn as
Santa Claus, Is presented.
TELEvIsIoN TODAY.
$3.50, WNBW - The Peter Lind
Hayes Show: Mr.. and Mrs. David
Niven drop in on Hayes and Mary
Healy.
900, WMAL-Holiday Hotel: Don
Ameche is host to Dancers Harold
Lang and Janet Reed.
1880, WTOP Airflyte Theater:
Barbara Bel Geddes plays the title
role in John Steinbeck's Molly
Morgan"
Evening star., 1950-12-21
HighIights
RADIO TODAY.

500, WMAL-Screen Guild Play
ers: Loretta Young stars in Come
to the Stable"
900. WTOP - Suspense: Dennis
Day is featured in Christmas for
Carole"
900, WRC-Dragnet: Last Years
success, '22 Rifle for Christmas, -
repeated by demand.
Evening star., 1950-12-21

Evening news broadcast. di-
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1950-12-21
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Membership Tea Fixed
By Council OF Jewisb
Women at Beth Israel

An open invitation is being ex-
tended to all women in the COM
munity to attend the annual MEM
bership tea of the Council of jew
ish Women at 1890 pm. Thurs
day, Nov. 16, in Temple Beth Is
rael Auditorium.
Mrs. Edgar Bibo, hostess chair
man, has arranged for the entire
board to act as hostesses. Decor
ations will be handled by Mrs.
Grace Coleman.
Mrs. William Sable is program
chairman, Mrs. Louis L. Zussman,
who is active in the Temple Play
ers, will present a monologue on
the life of Hannah G. Soloman,
founder of the national council.
This event climaxes a series OF
luncheons and the current "Coun-
Gil Courtship" drive, which was
under the direction of Mrs. Arthur
Schreiber and her co-chairman,
Mrs. Jack Zimel. Women who par
ticipated by giving the luncheons
were Mrs. AL Cohen, Mrs. Philip
Fried, Mrs. Arthur Lennard, Mrs
Norman Ross, Mrs. Sable, Mrs.
Schreiber, Mrs. Maury Wasser-
man. Mrs. Zimel and Mrs. Zuss-
man.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Miss Katz, Mr.. Marks
Wed in Rabbits Study;
Tempe Home Planned

Announcement of the marriage
Saturday night, Oct. FL, of Miss
Racha Katz to Mr.. Charles Marks
has been made by the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Katz of
1874 E. Windsor.
Mr.. Marks is from Stafford and
is a senior at Arizona State Col
lege in Tempe.
The wedding took place in the
study of Rabbi Harry 2. Schect-
man, with a reception for the fam
lily and wedding party held at the
brides home following the cere-
mony. Besides the groom's parents
from Stafford, out-of-town guests
for the ceremony included Mr..
and Mrs. William Larner and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gorem of Los An
geles, the brides uncles and
aunts.
Mr.. Marks is president of Ari-
zona State Hillel and Mrs. Marks
is member of Junior Hadassah.
Both are active in youth groups
in the city. They will reside in
Tempe, and plan a delayed honey
moon next summer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03

Henrietta Moed, daughter OF
Mrs. Fannie Moed, of 1907 E.
Roosevelt, and Nathan R. Salinsky
of Sheboygan, Wis, were married
in informal ceremonies in the
study of Beth Ell Synagogue at
Sheboygan, with Rabbi Nathan A.
Barack officiating, early in Sep
tember.
Rabbi Barack is the former
rabbi of Beth Ell Congregation
here.
DR.. Lester Salinsky, brother OF
the groom, was best man and Mrs
Barack was matron of honor.
Junior Hadassah Member
The bride wore chartreuse
dress and veil to match. She car
ried a white Bible with orchids.
Mrs. Salinsky was affiliated
with Junior Hadassah and the
Singletons. She also attended
Phoenix College and Brooklyn
College. Mr.. Salinsky is a member
of the American Legion, B'nal
Birth and Beth Ell Mems club,
all of Sheboygan.
The couple went on two-week
honeymoon trip to Chicago and
are now making their home in
Sheboygan.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Plans Are Made
For Absorbing
3 DIP Families

Plans for helping in the reset
tlement of 33 displaced families
in Phoenix were made by the
Council of Jewish Women at a
dessert luncheon meeting recently
in the home of Mrs. Jack Reichert.
The families, all from Europe,
will reach Phoenix during the next
seven months. Details are being
handled by the groups committee
on service to new Americans, with
Mrs. Reichert as general chair
man and Mrs. Edgar Bibo as CO.
chairman.
A class for social service aides
or councillors is now in progress
under the direction of the council,
with Executive Director Hirsh
Kaplan of the Jewish Community
Council as instructor. Certificates
of graduation will be issued to
those completing the course.
Mrs. Reichert has announced
the following committees: Hous-
ing, Mrs. Edgar Bibo; hospitality,
Mrs. Grace Coleman; clothing,
Mrs. Nathan Diamond; integration
and naturalization, Mrs. Edgar
Korrick; purchasing, Mrs. Jack
Seder; food bank, Mrs. Sam Spit
alny, and publicity, Mrs Raymond
R. Vein.
The subcommittee composed OF
social service aides and women
at large consists of Mrs. Maurice
Arwas, Mrs. Arnold Abelson, Mrs
Sidney Blum, Mrs. A. A. Buros
Mrs. Ed Crown, Mrs. Sam Cohen
Mrs. Isaac Diamond, Mrs. Mar
garet Hamburger, Mrs. Jack Hirsh
Mrs. J. A. Kelly, Mrs. Leonard
Klahr, Mrs. Ruth Marks, Mrs
Lester Matlow, Mrs. Morris Sank
Mrs. Harold Schoenburg, Mrs
Louie Siegel, Mrs. Charles Sitten,
field, Mrs. Harry Sternfield, Mrs
Harry 1. Stone, Mrs. Elliott Temp
kin, Mrs. Harry West and Mrs
Louis l.. Zussman.
Already functioning is Miss
Elaine Bein's classes in English
grammer, which are held Monday
and Wednesday from 7:30 to $3.50
pm. at the Jewish Center, 915
N. 4th ST.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Whitefield-H Hoffman Rites Slated

The ceremony will be held Dec,
16 in the Pompeian Room of the
Hotel Westward Ho, with Rabbi
Harry z. Schectman officiating
A reception will follow.
Miss Whitefield attended Drake
University and Phoenix College
She is member of Tau Kappa
Chi sorority. The groom attended
Phoenix College, where he was
president of Hillel. He is mem
Der of Alpha Epsilon Pi on the
Tempe campus.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
HiIIeI Round Table Is
Planned at Meetinq

A round table quiz conducted
by members of the Phoenix Col.
lege and ASC-Tempe Hillel groups
will feature a meeting of B'nai
Birth Women Wednesday, Nov
8, in observance of Hillel Month
The panel will discuss the activ-
tiles, purposes and history of Hill
lei. Members of the chapter also
will attend meetings on the cam.
puses and serve refreshments.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03
Society and Personals
Births

A son, Charles Joseph, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. David Idelson of 204
w. Roosevelt on Oct. Is.
* x
A daughter, Ilene Marcy, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. julius Rubin
stein of Ala E. Mckinley on Oct.
18.
4 X
A daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Helm of 2314 E. Heath
erbrae DIR. on Oct. 16.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Whitefield
of 1888 w. Willetta have an
nounced the coming marriage OF
their daughter, Dolores, to Irwin
Hoffman of Phoenix.
The prospective bridegroom is
the hson of Mrs. Anna Hoffman OF
631 N. 4th Ave., and Joseph Hoff-
man of 2OO1 E. Henshaw Rd. he
is a senior student at Arizona
State College, Tempe, maJoring IN
biology.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-08
COPIES ANNOUNCE WEDDING PLANS OF DAUGHTER LEE ANN

MT. and Mrs. Jack Cope of Pal mer today announced plans for the coming marriage of Mrs. Cope's daughter, Leeann Wade, on Sept. IF. On that day, at four o'clock in the afternoon, Miss Wade will become the bride of Donald Dodds of Sacramento, Calf. The ceremony will be held in the United Protestant Church. A reception will follow in the church parlors..
 All friends of the young couple are invited to attend their we'd ding.
 The newlyweds plan to make their home here in the Valley, where MT. Dodds is farming with MT. Wade. The bride will not re- sume her college studies. She was a freshman at Whitworth College in Spokane, Wash, last year.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-08
Cyanide Bomb Merely Pinehes Sfeudmon

Cliff Steadman, mail truck driver between Palmer and Cop per Center, was mistakenly re- ported seriously injured in a mi nor accident at Leila Lake last week. MT. Steadman was not in- capacitated by the accident, in which he discharged a cyanide bomb while picking blueberries near the lake.
 The mail truck driver suffered a bruised and blistered thumb. The accident occurred when he picked up the cyanide bomb to examine it. He first kicked what he thought was an extremely large toadstool at his feet, and when he failed to dislodge it, he pulled it up to inspect it. The pull discharged the bomb, placed there as part of the Fish and Wildlife Service battle against wolves. ..s
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-08
Droff Boards Must
 Decide When Married Men Be Re-CIossified

Local draft boards now have the responsibility of determining whether IA registrant, who re- ports his marriage after he is classified, or after he has received notice to report for his physical examination, should be re-classi- fled, John L. Mccormick, Selec- tive Service head for the terri tory, announced this week.
 If the local board decides that the marriage does not justify a change in classification, they have the power to induct the registrant, when his age group is called.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-08
BUNDLE FROM HEAVEN ARRIVES AT FAIR-TIME

A very special blessed event was one of the unexpected high lights of this years Fair. Mae West, who plays first base on the donkey soft ball team, gave birth
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-08
CUB SCOUT COMMITTEE MEETS AT GALLANT HOME

On August 30 the Cub Scout committee held its monthly meet ing at the home of J. H. Gallant. The Westward Ho theme for the month of September was dis cussed and plans were made for the September pack meeting. It is hoped that larger parent at tendance and participation can be encouraged,
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-08

to a baby burro Sunday night. The new arrival claims to be the first of her kind born in the Ter ritory, and very appropriately will be named Alaska Nell.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-08
GAGNoN LOSES ToNsILs

Frank Gagnon was a patient in Valley Hospital this week, where he had his tonsilS removed.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-08

CoffeY Insures Everything!
 Remember?
Valley frontiersman., 1950-09-08
Two Stenographers
 Added 10 ARA Staff

Two new employees recently joined the office staff of the Az ricultural Research Administra- ton. They are Mrs. Jean John son and Mrs. Lillian Gibson. They replace Mrs. Flora NeWcomb and Mrs. Vicky Swidelsky, both of whom recently resigned.
 Seeks Medical Treatment Here
 Mrs. Joe Simmons of Glen AL len was admitted to Valley Hos pital this week for medical treat ment.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
DUPONT CIRCLE
COLORED
APARTMENTS WANTED

PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLOYE want:
private 1-bedroom or efficiency apt.
Capitol Hill or Northwest. Phone
ME. 59S7 after 8 pm. 1S'
3 ADULTS desire 2-bedrm. apt. in
quiet well-kept apt. bldg. with no
children; pref. NV. or Silver Spring
area. 81. 3059.
oNE-BEDRooM APARTMENT: NV.
apartment bldg; furnished; maxi
mum $50. HO. 1919. 30
FURN. or unfurn. apt; pvt. nome /:
reas. rent; reliable person. night
worker INV. sec0. Box ASK, star.
GENTLEMAN with son in college
wants one or two bedroom unIu5n- q
11ssl tshsa fgt, hnt 4sss. R5Ss Union ol8S or EE'
COUPLE desires unfurnished one. bed
s%5a sSGn sunday, apda:eii cali Oh s4i3: week
days call MRS. PRESCOTT, DE.
ENGLISH couple requires small furn.
apt; Dupont Circle area; about $40
mo-; ring HO. 9013, after 6 pm.
GOVT. EXECUTIVE and 2 school-ase
daughters needs 2-bedrm., unturn.
apt. in NV. section; pref. Glover
Park or vic. $lOO per mo. max; 10.
e MEN MEN, FB1 employees, desires apt.
in NV. section. RA. 2692' before
SINGLE GLE GOVT. attorney desires fur
nished efficiency NV. S75-SSO. Du.
CoI0RED COUPLE desires furnished
or unfurn. apt: NV. section pre-
ferred. MI. 1904.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED
wELL-FTpVIsHED large row hou,

WELLP5pSIsHED LEI Ed lar large row oTs house
ave. A. S. GARDINER & CO.. 1881
TAKOMA PARK02 bedrms. upstairs
5efE fToorsa Tm' 81. Rsnt ia garage -Ta n-T
schools and transportation, $3.50
saIRLINGToN: yA:-semidet;, brick.
per mo, RIDDELL REALTY CO,
CIEvEI2ND It; lf2Hi PARk-s-rm.,, 2-bath,
fuTn.; gas gas h.-w;h;; M sgns sgtIs-in gar & |;
1850 saa1i' WWGYso5MiNG" AVE. HN.w.-1o
Minis downtown; 13 rooms, 8 baths,
3 kitchens; large bsmt.; oil heat;
$500 mo; RE. 1923. Ll9
NEAR C:U:-New, SSemidet: brick; 3
SIf6>. Tuesday. 8 N to 8: 7o5 EmeT,
ATTRACTivELY FURN. 3-bedroom
home, Georgetown: oil heat, air
cond.; adults only; refs; $226 mo mo-
KARsINGToN, AR MD.-Attractive bun
galow. Ltv. rIn., 2 bedrms., bath and
kit; attic and bsmt.; auto. heat
nicely furn.; immed occupancy. LO.
FURNISHED HoUsE-Five rooms
kitchen and bath; $50 per mo. Boz
242, RID No. 8, Alexandria. Va.
near Franconia School. Apply HICKS
REALTY or on premises. 21%
1856 31st PL. N.W.-Two-bedroon
modern detached brick; attractivel!
and completely furnished. A thor.
oughly nice house in nice neigh.
borhood; S165. LUTHER L, MILLER
CHARMING GEoRGEToWN HOUSE
1410 34th st. NV. for rent furn.
8 bedrms., maids rms, ga baths
library. 31-ft. drawing rm.; terrace
and garden; dining and kit; 3 IRE
places; $3.50 mo-: 2 yr. lease; M
agents. Telephone DU. 1856 o,
Waterford. Va, 215l. PA
FURNiSHED-Newly decorated 5-rm
Semidet. 2 bedrms., oil heat; Ancho
fence; $3.50 mo. TU. 3892. 2445
Oakland St, Arl., Va. Can be seel
BETHESDA - Attractive rambler
newly decorated, nicely furn.;
bedrns.. fireplace, screened porch
automatic washer and dryer: bsmt
deep freeze. garage, fenced-in pla!
DETACHED HOME Just OF 5400 bloc
North Capitol St; very desirable
location; first floor: bath and bed
room; second floor; two bedrooms
and bath: large fenced lot; conven
lent to busline; Elk. 4113; Ewes.
Alp, 1883 I'll
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN CLUB ESTATES -
Beautiful white brick cuStom-built
Colonial Of superb quality, on nearly
"a acre Of level fenced land; rms.
31a baths, 2-car garage; richly pan
eled ,clubroom with beautiful mahog-
call Wo. 1920. FRANK S. PHIL
BETHESDA - BRICK BUNGALOW,
S14,750; purchaser may assume
present CT loan; liv. rrn.. kit, 2
deep o T6s RH attractive pasn aeo nes ssc stin9 t
is an excellent value; mr.. schools
and transportation. BILLINGSLEY
4 KoRzENDoRFER. OR. 1926 till
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-A delightful
between the Clubs. 'ul' a Colonial S i BRICK. lex.
with spacious liv. and din. rms.
modern kit. and powder rm. bed
rms, baths, insulated storage attic.
hot-water heat: oil burner: attach.
until 9 pm. EDW. H. JONES ( CO..
CHEVY CHASE. MD.NExcel. center
hall det. home. in superb location,
st lust on Conn Conn. I ave- contains 4 bed
library with firepIs, lge. kit. full
TWEED CO, 5504 Conn ave. nv: V:
EN- 1890 It'll 8 pm.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S16,950; love-
ly Diet. brick home. close in; 8 good
bedrms. with powder rm. on 1st
floor; porch, built;-in gar, space for
rec. rm. with fireplace, gas heat; 30
day possession. BILLINGSLEY a
KORZENDORFER, OR. 1926. 30
BEAUT. 5-BEDRM.. 2-bath corner
brick house; 2 yrs. old; can be pur-
chased for as low as $1,000 down.
Call 10. 5-3111. pa
CONTINUED on Next Pagal
Evening star., 1950-09-19

q bI39 31st ST. NV.
D rooms. bath t2 bedroomS), oil H.
VIII, full basement, front and rear
porches' det. garage; $3.50 mo.
ais WARREN ST, KENsINGToN
2 bedrooms. living room with Are
pIace, Bendix auto. washer; fenced
ono R. A. HUMPHREYS.
ooo N. Capitol. Realtors. Ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HOUSES TO SHARE

SILVER SPRING-Young couple OF
two young women~to share house;
double room with twin beds; kitchen
privileges and washing machine.
Sligo 1906. 30
COLORED-5 rooms to share with
employed couple. Call Mrs. Butler
GL. 94S6 before 4:30 and VI. 47S7
after $50 and all day Sat. and
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA-Clean as q pin; very
desirable; 6 rms. and bath. bed
rms: gas h-wh.: full bsmt; det.
garage. wall-to-wal' broadloom car
petlng in liv. rm., din. rm.. halls and
stairways; many ether fine features.
;5E BERG REALTY CO., Ii. 1887
ANACosTIA. mr.. 18th and MINI. ave.
Semidet: brick. rooms; bedrms.
and 2 tiled baths End A.; 2 fireplaces.
9eSreation aei Z rm,; chestnut trimming
quick sale safaff aARrRAS HTlsfd REaEf sEaf FSr
NC; S3;od 1345 Coed Hope I'd. Sc, Lu.
CONGRESS IIE HGTs. 20 y; front,
Ts@iqan Tse rm Resy ses DOWN Tmi sf 0fh ba
il one trust. HARTMxN REALTY. ~
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU.
4-340O. LU. 4-32O9.
HILLCREST BUNGALOW, Just built
In beautiful area near all convent.
bsmt., gas. &C. heat; buiit-in ga
rage; fireplace in liv. rm; picture
windows; stairway to foored attic;
quick possession; truly a wonderful
AANSNENBEF6 AMEN tEi5 ! REALTY CO. Ii Ii.
NICE a-FAMiLY BRICK, home and
income, near Boiling Field prac
new; 2 cosy apts.. rms. and bath
in each apt; separate entrances;
gas h.-w.h full bsmt.; income Sl59
mo. Only S16.50O. Easy terms
ANNENRERG REALTY CO., Ii
7-S3j7 til o. 80
NEAR FORT DAVIS SEE lovely
bungalows; brick for only S1T500
5 nice rms. gas h.-wh.. full bsmt
lot 60x200. The other. asbestos
shingle, ? bedrms.. expansion attic
full bsmt., oil heat. front and Tes o
Possession. SOUTHEAST REALTY
Co, 1911 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000.
TWo-FAMILY HOME-very nice brick
stucco home with . apts.; / apt. has
8 rms. and l has 8 rms; util. rm..
oil heat; nice corner lots nicely ar
ranged for home and income
Located in Hillside lust over D. G.
line. Reasonably priced with only
81 600 down. SOUTHEAST REALTY
CO., 1911 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 1000.
-20
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HOUSES UNEURNIshED

FALLS CHURCH a-bedrm, brick
sau hei fGs iC cs sGhseRfs MR psffh sRkE If
NEW 3-BEDRM. = Fully equipped
kit; fenced yard; convenient school,
shopping, transp.. S135. AK. 5313.
lMMED. POSS. - 6-rm., brick; lge.
heat. Falls Church. TIE. Oils. -21
CHILLUM - Detached brick; 6-rm.
house, on 70x90 fenced-in yard;
new house condition: automatic gas
heat: phone Mr.. Smith, with FRANK
s; PHILLIPS. REAL ESTATE, DI.
BROoKMoNT - 5-rm. bungalow:
all modern. PRIVILEGES; garage; nice
basement; fenced-in yard, S1O0 mo.
7e0 W. MONTGOMERY AVE, Rock
and yard; 4 bedrms., SI35; incl.
OWNER, MA. 2305. -25
5000 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY
nn;W.EE2,story brick; 9 rooms and
ga baths. S275 per mo-, incl. heat
and gas. Cali Ma. $3.50 for appoint
ment from 9 am. to pm. -21
suit suitable for 2 people, no children
month. Write Box ga, Star. 30
BRICK BUNGALOW, 5 rms; full cell
lar. auto. gas h.-w.h.; stove, refgr.
mr.. Southern and Pa. ave. Sc; Sl0O
mo: LU. 1-2035. -23
District ltne-New detached bunga-
low; bedrms,, liv. rm., dinette
klt.' bath, full bsmt., gas heat. cor
ner lot. For further information
sall sf n ); y GERALD r E9os JUSTINE, 41s 5th
TowN HOUSE 'eS0i on lie Roy pi. Lns NV:
containing 6 bedrms., baths, serv.
ants quarters; excellent for diplo.
mat, chancery or doctor. Call Mr.
Dodge od. r., WEAVER BROS, INC.
~; $500; ewes. OR. S496.
LOVELY 2-BEDRM. ROW, in Alex.
excel. loc. for D. c., Pentagon an,
airport newly decor. throughout
800 per mo. Ewes, OV. l946. .,
SILVER SPRING--1505 Dublin DIR,
on 10000 blk. Ga. ave.-Attractiyt
3-oedrm. .det. brick with tile bath
gas a.-c.. heat; full basement, from
porch; large lot; Al condition
available Oct. l. S15O or first goot
o1er, Y. L. TooMEY, Jr., Reaitor
NEW 3-BEDRM. brick rambler; Ben.
9ix washer, garbage disposal Fall:
Cnurch; S14O mo-; lease. JE. 3-S124
8 BEDRM.. . baths. recrea Tm,
brand new home, avail. immediate.
~. CheVy Chase Circle, D. C. S225
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HOUSES FOR RENT

3 BEDRM., , baths, recrea. rm
brand new home. avail. Immediate
ly. Chevy Chase Circle, D. C. S2o5
mo. JA 2-0004. 30
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
SHEPHERD PARK

Det. brick on large lot. English type
home. excel. cond.; 8 large rms,
modern kitch., pantry, dining alcove,
3 bedrms.; I'm. attic with cedar
closet, large attic fan: INV. auto.
oil heat; covered radiators: storm
windows; Venetian blinds; screens
and awnings; det. 2-car brick gar. /;
fenced garden. S25,50O. Call Lewis
Brown. ALDON PROPERTIES, MA.
6740; ewes, EN-. 1851. -22
Evening star., 1950-09-19
COLORED
BROOKLAND CORNER
SEMI-DETACHED
PRICE, $4,000

. 5EAF IUIH d, Me-
1 bedrms., recr. rm. with bar; highly
polished oak floor: automatic heat;
breakfast rm, mod. kit; long yard;
most beautiful flowers and shrub
berry cover these yards, surrounded
by Anchor fence. Let US sell your
house that you may buy this one:
$4,000 down. For appt.. call AID.
03S3 or ME. 2937, MR.. HUGHES.