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APARTMENTS ukFuRkIsHED
KENT VILLAGE

some of the features you will enjoy
at Kent Village are large closets,
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows, trained recreational direc-
tor for such children's activities as
softball, bowling, scouts. nursery
school, etc; memberships available
in adjoining country club; schools
and stores nearby: Capital Transit
HIS and w. M. & A. buses into de-
velopment. Only 10 min. by COM
muter train to Union Station.
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MIN. FROM PENTAGoN-co
- Inzhcuse: -

MODERNTED 2-Etorv l0Ehc1se: s.tIt-
ated on knoll ovsr!ooktuz falds aut
woods, located s. n! from Routs
eli II nj from Wash auto OIL
hrepls lst 2 liv ru I5y2t din.
I'm library UttI III. kitchen with
breakfast Coos, paved porch. 3 7ed-
rms screened porch. use Of land
fo- home Za-1s-- also loo acres ana
grains land Il desired. oUgoldEs
rent Si15 mo; IDEAL tar children
and pets Phone Fairfax +S0-j-4
or write Sox 31S-[ S-a- -;in
FTRS OR UNFURN.. house for 3 or
I z:T5S AT S4S0 after r Pm To-
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UPLAND

NEWEST cAFRITz DEVELOPMENT
IN THE DISTRICT
IL MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN
Large rooms, plenty Of closets. super
picture windows, built-in bookcases
and cabinets, auto. washer and
dryer in every bldg, tenant recrea-
tion room, children's Fairgrounds:
school and shopping close by. bus at
the door.
2 BEDROOMS FROM $3.50
UTILITIES INCLUDED
A-S or AS bus from 10th and Pa
ave, Resident manager, 81 Calves
ton st. s.W. so
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-04
WOMAN'S
VIEWPOINT

1t seems to me that more time
than one week out of the year
should be devoted to an apprecia-
ton Of the contribution that the
American Negro has made toward
the building of this great country.
torical contribution of the Negro be
Incorporated more fully, completely
and correctly into the history texts
of the nation.
This would be a worthy project
indeed to be worked on by some
serious minded group or organiza-
ton who wanted to make a real
contribution, to campaign relentless
ly for the unbiased inclusion of the
history of the Negro in basic and
standard history texts. Publishing
houses and school boards should be
bombarded with this just demand.
To date, the Chicago Public
Schools have taken the leadership
in this direction by introducing. a
few years ago, a special supplement
on the History Of the Negro into
it's Social Studies curriculum. New
York has followed with a similar
procedure. But for the most part
throughout the rest of the country,
the history of the Negro people has
been largely ignored in basic history
texts.
At this time we are anxious 20
impress the rest of the world with
our democratic way of life. Books
are one Of the most influential med
iums. Certainly the chronicling and
Indignation of the Negroes contribu-
! ton in history would be a sincere
step in that direction,
The American legion gives close
attention as to what is being taught
to American children in the school
books. Could not the American
legion put its great strength behind
such a campaign? How about that
all you tan legionaires? Let's lobby
for the full and correct indignation
of the history of the Negro into the
history of America in general.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-04
Nurses To Attend
Diabetes Seminar

Nurses who are concerned with
the health and welfare of diabetes
patients in Florida will have a
chance to get the latest information
on the subject through a series of
seminars to be held I various
points in the state.
DR.. Malcolm j. Ford, director Of
the State Board of Health Division
of Diabetes Control, announced to-
day that the series of seminars
would open in Pensacola February %
and that six other similar sessions
would be staged at convenient loca-
tions.
Following the Pensacola seminar,
the short course will be repeated at
Panama City, March /; Tallahassee.
March 2: Jacksonville, March 3;
Ocala; March Z; Barlow. March g.;
Fort Lauderdale, March 9.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-04
Exposition Spurs Interest
In Haiti AS Vacation Spot

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti-tANP,
Haitfs international exposition is
focusing vacationists' attention on
a Caribbean country that has long
deserved it.
The exposition, commemorative
the 200th anniversary of the found
ing of Port-auPrince, capital Of
Haiti, accents the intangible and
hard-to-define charm of a country
which was once a colony of France
and today is the only Negro repub-
lie in the Western Hemisphere.
Covering 60 acres along Port-au-
Princes waterfront, the exposition
features cockfights, Haitian songs,
dances, and voodoo ceremonies, ex-
hibits of folk art and murals by
Haitian artists. To first-time visi-
tors in the tropics the aquarium of
tropical fish, a tropical botanical
garden and model banana and sisal
plantations hold particular interest.
But the most exciting pageant is
Haiti itself. It's a pageant that in
CluucS piOCSSSloiS OF 'pSdSdHl WOIllSu
walking to market with a free and
relaxed stride despite huge burdens
balanced on their heads; softly toll
ing church bells calling Haitians to
their devotions before daybreak; the
rhythmic beat on voodoo drums COM
ing from the mountains at night;
ancient pink and red gingerbread
houses half hidden in the bright
blossoms of bougainvilla, and villa
type residences perched on the
mountain slopes overlooking Port
au-Prince; public fountains sur
rounded by gossiping peasants with
their burros and horses; and land
scapes of billowing green ranges
with terraced gardens forming neat.
curving patterns on their bu1king
sides.
Tourists find it a little overwhelm-
ing to reach such a different world
so quickly. From Miami it takes
only 4 and a half hours to fly to
Port-au-Prince by Pan American
World Always Clippers: from New
York, eleven hours.
Pan Americans round-trip winter
excursion fare between Miami and
Port-au-Prince is $40. This permits
stop-overs in Cuba and Jamaica.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-04
APPOINTED TO
N. G. COLLEGE
BOARD OF
TRUSTEES

DURHAM, N. c. amp - DIR.
j. NJ. Hubbard, Durham dentist &C.
tive in state religious and civic af-
fairs, was elected secretary of North
Carolina colleges newly appointed
Is member trustee board here last
week.
DR.. Hubbard is one of three Ne
gro members on the board. The
other two are DR.. C. c. Spaulding,
head of the N. c. Mutual Life In
surance, and DR.. Robert M. Hen
drick, Ashville dentist, and former
professor in the Howard University
Dental school. All were appointed
last July.
Meeting in the office of President
Alfonso Elder whose two year ad-
ministration at the college was the
subject of special commendatory
resolution, the trustees heard pro-
gress reports on five buildings now
going upon the campus and mapped
plans for a subcommittee to meet
in conjunction with a similar COM
mittee from the University of North
Carolina to, give further study TO
the problems of Negro graduate and
professional students who desire
study within the state.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-04
DR.. w. E. B. Dubois
Celebrates 82nd
Birthday Ty

NEW YORK - (ANP) - DR.. w
f. B. Dubois. noted author, schol.
ar, lecturer and statesman, celebrat.
ed his send birthday here Thursday
by preparing material for two new
books on which he is currently
working. One of the books is to be
a novel and the other. a study on
social problems in Russia.
Remarkably active for a man of
his advanced years, DIR. Dubois
seemingly has no physical failings.
He works about five hours each day
gets from six to seven hours sleep
and eats three well regulated meals
a day.
Formerly director of the NAACP
department of special research, he
now is executive secretary of the
Council on African Affairs.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

THIS is A BARGAIN-2-bath brick
home; modern in every way; EQUIP:
kit. basement and gar; > acres of
land, more if wanted. Fruit trees,
good soil; quick possession. Don't
fail to see this before buying
Priced, S15,500. Good terms. Close
in. Mr.. Lee highway.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WATER FRONT. Gram fiat betveen
st. Augustine, Fla; SIS. 600 easv W
tefms r n or Will trade. Write to JOHN
FOR 81 RkShAR saLF jn orlsndo; Gands., Fla; ou,. 70
dining room, dance fioor. Doins osl
ual owned. For Particulars S ihoayid. Wria.
n. z. YIELDER, Box 22i. NC. NC
s1X With 1MPhovEP PRO, P-n,; LOTS in a block bloc
Grove Terrace. - Fl Fl Mye1s. 1n A5a6sma Finrida,
$3.50 per lot. cHAs W. NEWHAiG' lSl vi
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE one of
IN tne most desirable lake front lots
IN Florida: location, Winter Haven 9
Guy ot 100 lakes; lot 9O-ft. frontage
Exclusive H iese seefian aspth Pa1 paved driveway
can Glebe 2254 or write OWNER 9 W S1sgp
Id Miramar dr., Lakeland Fla
CENTRAL FLORIDA-Twelye acres
nigh wooded land. facing paved
Sesad; Ssadl; $40 down, SIS month: price.
FLoRIDA-venetian Gardens; Gsden; fls; y acre
lots, near Sarasota, on the Tamisn,; nE1t
;Irails with good bus service; bath.
ing, hShing, shopping, within i min
utes drive. Send or telephone % for
GI' sl[ouIaT; 49,: aS AsSk-us 5Eso REALTY CO,
SALE OR TRADE. FLORIDA acre
ior sale or exchange: river front:
houses, much fruit, flowers:
Ior rental prop; also l947 immacu'
late houss trailer. ST.. $3.50. I'll
hnmANpaY ha,na pa FuRN. 9-rm. guest
200 $500 cash, balance like rent
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW, in
Jupiter. Is miles north of pain,
sbeach: Iron reinforced concrete
gt1cx 1s,on.i fionstrmction and lifetime roof;
nette combination (furnished5 two
,nedrooms ffurnished), bathroom
living room (partly furnished. Tsx
!ree one-acre lot. Wonderful salt
and fresh-water fishing. $1,000.
casn or terms. Write ETHEL RAS-
MUSSEN. Jupiter Ella -Nao-
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COUNTRY PRoPERTY-Rsh1
OPEN SUNDAY. l TO

Log CABIN and 8 acres for camping
GIL. 5000 day or night. 80 81 Is
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COUNTRY LIFE,

COLY LUXURY
$1,000, on lot Sox1 so, this
white rambler has full bsmt., lge.
studio liv. rm and dinette; . very
pleasant corner bedrms.; house
shaded by tall trees.
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AMID
NICE HOMES

Prewar brick, 7-room Colonial. choice
room and Kitchen; 1st floor bedrm
or den with " bath; screened porch
of to dining room. bedrms. and
bath up. Full basement Level lo:;
detached garage. Many spacious
fair VA approved price of $4,000.
Shown by appointment. Call.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd., OW. 5000.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

WE NEED HOUSES
All D. C. sections and nearby Md.
up 10 100000. Free appraisal,
prompt attention.
Walter S. Cantrell, Realtor
@637 Conn ave. WO. O6Os, MI. 2423
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE or RENT

2 NEW HOUSES with II. baths, l
acre of land with each house; oil
heat. Out Lee hwy. u mile past
Merrifield, Va, turn left on Rt. 500.
Ia blocks from Lee hwy; 2nd and
MINISTER AND FAMILY desires 3
to bedroom house, Arl. or vic, by
April l FA 6191 -25
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s-UNIT APT. HOUSE, BRICK
Nestover. Arlington; det', clean. like
new, less than 7Ia times Income.
ALTMAN REALTY CO., GIL. 643S.
(ropfipuaA -, Nal p-..I
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$826,950 -
81 Sold So Far During 1850
Why? Better Honest

108 TO CHOOSE FROM
% S1,650 DOWN g. S62 PER MO
Ire. taxes and ins. will buy this COW
punsalow located near va. Forest )
nedrms. on 1st f., exp. attic. In
iot' plenty of space for gardening
G) 1sT FL. DEN. LGE. IIV RIM
wtsn eon,nnnd nrsp,:; i. full din. rm., newly
up. beautiful grounds, Soft o fronIl oath
ase lot. 1 blk. off Lee blvd. in N
tracts invited.
CD Ist FL. DEN. MOD. 3 BEDRM
brH. rambler, located on A-acre lot,
n very conv. section of Fails
are side porch, rUnai genuine tiled tsabaFss baTs
attr., liv rm., din. rm. separated by
nrepl. equipped kit, GI or non-GI,
a sI3,95o CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
Permanent white finish on exterior
Sat SSenser hau" 2 bedrms., genuine tiled
and and bookshelves, very lge. equipped
% VERY LGE. s-RM. 4 ieds Bk' ouy cor,
With. side screened porch, genuine
tiled bath, full bsmt., located on 10
acre lot, Even the 3rd bedrm. in
stHS shis Sdina nome Is good size; An out
SSAs IokIo 1, lNhMD. % "
Here we offer you 3 bedrms., tiled
path, liv. rm. with firepl., Separate
din. rm.., equipped kit, full bsmt'.
screened porch, h-acre lot, brk
construction. All for. Sl4,95O.
- OUTSTAND. STONE RAMBLER
) bedrms., l2 baths, studio liv. rm..
beautiful equipped kit, car att
gar. Located In exclusive intrigu-
ing Va. Forest. Sl7.950.
lS) Mt. YER. DONE THE MOD. WAY
Imposing white brk. Colonial home
with the very best of everything.
Gracious liv. rm. with mod. firepi,,
formal din. rm.. lovely lge. equipped
Kit, att. lear gar, full bsnt, with
rec. rm:, 2 porches, | with beauti-
ful white Colonial columns, sun
deck, dressing room with running
water in master bedrm., u bath on
Isl a.: The interior decoration is
exquisite. Beautiful grounds in.
Guiding towering trees 8Ox19O,
Rock bottom price S26,5OO.
ihtse are Just OF the outstanding
values. We have another 100 homes
OF all types for you to choose from.
Arlington Realty. Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or store, 4 1000
70 5000 So. it.. with ice box, in
y, reas. CHI. 1868.
l;ooo 50. FT. of dead storage space
alley bldg. o. k. A. M, RoTH''
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CHOICE LOCATION

CHOICE LOCATION
An appropriate setting of stately
oaks, Towering dogwood and at
tractive paintings add to the dignity
and charm of this delightful 2-story
brick Colonial home. on a fine resi-
Dental street adjacent to Tara in
N. Arlington. Living rm. with fire.
place. study. powder rm.. dining rm.,
large streamlined kitchen on 1St
floor. The large side screened porch
is rose-shaded and private. , large
bedrmS., all twin size. each with
extra large closets on End floor.
Steps to a foored attic. Full base
ment with laundry and toilet. OIL
heat. Approved by VA for $4,000
May We, show 1t to you?
R. L. KANE, INC.
Realtors King and Washington sts.,
Alex. AL. 3013. Ewes. TIE. 1852
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

900 BLK. PA. AVE. NV, Ind floor.
22x9O, pvt. entrance, lge. display
window plus Bird floor. Best loca-
ton for NATL concern, school, retail
and all types of ofices. Reas, rent
BROWN REALTY CORP, 1925 Vt.
aye. NV: ST. 1925.
10Th AND F. SITS. N.W.-Approx.
1000 So. 1T. in lge. downtown 2nd
comm: bldg. concrete floors, pass,
and frst. elev., excellent for lite
manuiacturing, etc. LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors, 1415
K St. NV. NE. 5400.
l4th AND PARK RD. NV Ige,
rms. kitchen and bath, excel. for
cf1lGe and living quarters, beauty
pario5; &c eorsetlere, etc: Apply LEO
l4l5 K st. NV. NE. 54OO.
LIZ u ST. NV, 2nd. Bird and 4th
drs;-Approx. 5000 50. IT.. imned
ooGcuPaney; pr8 Y e, reas, rent: Apply LEO
l415 K st. NV. Me. $500
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S525 DOWN
S10.95iO

Close-in North Arlington. 5 rms
and bath brick house, semidet. Fea-
lures master bedrm., 13x15 it., full
bsmt. with outside entrance. Lot,
35X150 it., fenced. S1,SOO cash,
SSS mo-, including taxes and inSur-
ance. Should Gil. with $3.50 cash
Other times by appt. Out Wilson
blvd. to North Buchanan St. right
3 blks. to 9th st, left l block to
Burlington st. and left to $50.
ARLEDGE BROS.
2523 Wilson blvd.
dddS nX
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

SSSNsSS sNS I'M sSN JAIL
AUTO REPAIR SHOP FOR SALE
5S;a 5.Sar garage with | lh-ton wrecker,
eves,, fvily TR 1qaippea; Ssao Call FIR ,a 9H9a'
GEoRGEToWN, list commercial. Due
to death, shop or store on lst floor.
now, vacant; End floor has ;5-rm.,
Kitchen and bath apt, now rented
for $40 mo-; bsmt., h.-w.h. Price,
sSl3;3OO. Call Mr.. Smith for par
4740. WEINBERG g. BUSH. 1907
H st. NV, Realtors, MA. $500.
1916 10th ST. N.W.-Store and 3
apartments; rents S4,O05 per year;
possession can be given; priced,
S32 200, 200; = consider trade: FRANK
BEAUTY SALON, long estab., nice
neighborhood; $1,000, $500 down,
BRICK GARAGE. - ae'xe5'; also auto
repair and paint garage with 4
eommercia ea9ans lo1s sdGinns cs IN a5o 5oned rst
12-CAR REPAIR GARAGE, establish
ed and completely equipped; bldg.
stock and equip, $4,000 or will
lease the bldg. to good tenant, Near
6th and Pa. ave; Sc. WALTER NJ.
"a RAUMAN; AZ: l7s7 X st. NV. MA. o229'
ExCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! Sale
approx 4OX40 dance floor; has
living quarters on End floor; ap-
prox. . acres lge. parking area
Location: Road junction Of I'll and
80 on main route to Skyline drive
and cavern. Full information from
OWNER at Haymarket. Va, 42-F-
"a, or Gil. 1864. ewes. and week
ends. I'D
COLORED - BEAUTY SHOP AND
BARBER SHOP-In good NV. loca-
ton, completely equipped, plus s
rms. and baths, oil heat, also ideal
for doctor or dentist. Excellent
condition. Terms. URC1OLO REAL
TY, ME. 1871; ewes, co. 6S31.
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SUBURBAN SAlE-VlRGINIA
VERY LARGE
RAMBLER

Open Sunday, l til Dark
No need to burst at the seams
Here is elbow room a-plenty. Truly
a spacious rambler with 3 twin
sized bedrms.-beamed ceiling livine
rm. 17x25) with Craftex finished
walls-Full formal dining rm. with
French doors leading to rear patio:
double-siZed sunny kitchen: also
extra lge. Gear garage. All this
and more on greater than " area,
with a frontage of 22S It.
To reach: Out Glebe rd. beyond
Country Club. to entrance to
Chesterbrook woods, left to Forest
Lane, right to Oakdale rd. Plan to
make your dream house a reality.
POMPONIA REALTY. INC. 222S
Wilson blvd. OW $3.50; ewes, OF.
goo5 or OF 1333
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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGIkIA
81 LOVE 1T HERE"

Is what you'll say for this very at
tractive close-in Arlington house; ,
bedrooms on 1st floor, l big knotty
pine .2S-ft. bedroom on End floor.
Fireplace, basement, garage and a
beautifully developed yard: S2,750
cash will handle this S16.2b0 home.
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
ny rU 1dSS
Evening star., 1950-02-19
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

CORNER brick building, $500 50. Il.
NO columnar obstructions. 5000 "a.
It. on mezzanine floor can be utiI-
lied. Cor. Fairfax and Queen sts.,
alexandria, Va. S275 per mo. Cali
OWNER. TIE. 1868. 30
responsible tenant. NE. location.
1000 to 10000 50. IT, r. ELIOT
MlDDLETON, RE. llS1.
MODERN, 1-story, brick warehouse;
conveniently located; 1000 50. It;
truck dock, .r.r. siding; property
zoned industrial; suitable for ware.
housing, manufacturing or distribu-
ting. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg, DI,
$500; ewes, CHI. 923S.
1-STORY. FIREPROOF BUILDING
3 truck docks, Scar siding, , drive
In doors; Office, toilets, auto, heat;
ample parking; conveniently located;
snort run to center of town. See
Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC
wash. wash. Bids, DI. $500; ewes, CH.
WAREHOUSE, 1oox1s; 2 story, nv.
SECTION. Ii. 3-264S.
1I34 11th ST. N.W.-2 upper foor.,
APPROX. .3,3S5 so. it,; frst. elev''
loading facilities; reas. rent. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO, Real
IorS. l4l5 Z ST. NV. NE. 540O.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGiklA
BRICK RAMBLER.

Between Alexandria and Ft. Belvoir,
in rapidly growing development,
with especially good schools Walls
IA inches thick. , fireplaces, oil
heat, about Y acre of level land,
partly inclosed in board fence Liv-
ing room large enough for piano,
exceptionally fine kitchen opening
onto ample dinette, , large bed
rooms, den. tiled bath, hardwood
floors, 2 porches. Price, Sl7,50O
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. l7l9 K
st " MA 1lkR
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OPEN l PM. TILL DARK.
SOS 6 GARFIELD ST
ne. bDOU.
Improve Your Living

Improve Your Living
oy moving into this l-fioor plan
home. High-healthful location. Cor
ner lot, nice trees and dogwood. The
home is spanking new with many
modern ideas, such as picture win
dows and glass block light panels.
3 bedrms., tile bath and built-in
garage. , blocks from modern new
school. Now listed at Sl7,50O. See
1t and tell us what you think. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd,, OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

2 PENTAGON OFFICERS
BETTER THAN RENT
The owner of this 2-family home
in one of Arlinston's fine neighbor-
fellow officers for this property.
which has 3 bedrooms on Ist floor.
and 3-room apt. on md floor. Full
basement. oil heat. garage. Price,
Sl3.950. with $500 down.
j. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
OK or CHI 44ST
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MUST BE SOLD"
100 BALTIMORE AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
A 17-ROOM HOUSE
ALL FURNISHED
am - ~07

on a commanding corner of
Baltimore and Takoma aves.. this
property, long used as a GONZALES
cent home, now being offered in
tact for immediate sale. Property
OF this type lends itself to many
uses, such as a tourist home, nurs-
ing home, religious or Charitable
USE use, non-profit organization, or
1t is rare that house of this size,
on such 4 large beautiful corner
lot, and In this excellent area, is
available, especially completely fur
nished and equipped, and offered
At such an attractive price. May
we suggest that you drive by and
inspect this excellent property from
the outside, and if seriously inter-
ested; please contact our ONCE for
details and arrange for an appoint
ment to inspect 1t thoroughly. Yes,
TINS property. must be sold and is
priced accordingly. BE SURE AND
SEE IT TO-DAY. Thank you.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
EXCLUSIVE BROKER
RE. 1166-RE. 1855
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Montgomery County near Olney. g.
room frame country home, ami,
on an acre, high elevation with
tine view paneled living room with
fireplace, oil h.-w.h.. Scar GARAGE
fenced. Price. Sl5,T50 W.; vi;
financed: liberal terms. To reach
FROM Silver Spring, out Ga ave
extended t97) miles to Norbeck
100 yards beyond Norbeck tlirn
right on Norwood rd. ~ miles to
y H DEvELOPMENT CO. So "a
2-2635 or Ashton 6fa6
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APARTMENT HOUSES eop ear

AFAkI MENT HOUSES WANTED
l HAVE CASH CLIENTS for 4-family
mats IN ne. or Sc Washington
s2qlck action if priced right, r. S
BLACKSTONE. Realtor, lOIs 18TH
st. NV. Ma. $500 or OIL. 67O7.
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MAKE AN OFFER

MAKE AN OFFER
Owners must sell. neat broom home
to settle estate. 1mmed. poss., A.
nancing to suit purchaser; oil heat:
open COR inspection Sunday 2 It'll
dark. Directions: Out Columbia
pike, past bridge to S. Frederick
st. left to South 18th St. left to
5113 and sign. HALL REALTY CO.,
Cour ohouse Square. Arlington, Va
OW. 5S5S, OK. 1907, nights and
Sunday. OW. 945S -1q
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COMMERCIAL PROP WANTED

USED CAR LOT"-With or without
oidg. and elec.; frontage on busy St;
prefer NV. will buy or lease. Call
ME MMERREdS; d4s; GE. 1865, and HUGHES,
WISCONSIN AVE. d. C.-Desire to
purchase commercial land; so #
or more frontage. Submit offerings
to Box 364-X Star. los
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-27

There are a few hundred Ameri-
can families who have reason TO
grieve over the situation in Korea,
they miss boys who will not come
home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-27
Mrs. John G. Thompson
Elected President Of
Co. Temperance Union

Mrs. John G. Thompson was
elected president of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of
Montgomery County at the Md.
Golden Jubilee Year annual con-
vention held Friday in the Free
Methodist Church, Spencerville
Other officers elected in the morn
ing session of the meeting, were:
Mrs. Samuel Stackhouse, vice
president; Mrs. George Burriss
treasurer; Mrs. Elmer Duvall, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Lottie
Wright, corresponding secretary
The afternoon meeting included
special music and an address by
Rev. Robert Henderson, Associate
Director of Helping Up Mission
Baltimore. The Rev. Murrill W.
brennan, pastor of the Ashton
Methodist Church and the Rev. L.
H. Kelly led devotionals. Memorial
services were conducted by Mrs
Charles H. Wagner, State Presi-
dent.
Jean Woodward was winner OF
the Medal Contest by YTC mem
bers. Frederick Wilcox gave the
prize essay on alcohol.