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The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-15
END OF THE WORLD?

@tN@ VT TIE WCALgs
 We might as well face it. You and may live to see the world blown to smithereensn and ourselves with it! Fright ening? Listen-it may we'll be time to be afraid.
 During the Roaring Twenties," and for years before. to hear the wizards tell 1t. we were on a spiraling road to world prosperity. Nice thought. wasn't it? Where IS that world that every day in every way was growing better and better"?
 Something terrible has hap pened. Now the words are Fear" World Suicide"
 Dr. Harold C. Urey. nuclear scientist, wrote in Golfers: I'm a frightened man All the sci entists know are frightened frightened for their lives-and frightened for your life"
 'Tt Is the Endp'
 An alarming turn of events, isn't it? Our world yours and mine-is at the end of it's tether: as H. c. Wells grimly put 1t: 'The end of everything we call life is close at hand and cannot be evad- ed The writer is convineed that there IS no way out og around or through the impasse It is the end"
 That was ID those early post. war days when there vas nothing more alarming than the punv" Uranium Romt ToeaV with no secrets to secure us the dread Hydrogen R0mt knocks al our door We rave accepted Us lmoli- cations wi.h 8 ter-ifvine nrmb- ness
 No less a man than pr Al- bert Einstein warns us that it is entirely possible that the fly drOgen Bomb can cause the "annihilation Of any fife on earth And other scientists concur
 A time to oe sfrSId2
 One who lived nearly two mil lenniums ago si7htiue down the corridors of time said thai in these last days there would oe anguish among the nations :; mems hearts fainting for fear. and for the apprehension of what is coming on the world. For the forces which control the heavens will be disordered." Luke 21: 25, 26 (Weymouth)
 And what do you make of this: The day of the Lord will come like thief. on which the heavens will pass away with a rush and a roar. the elements be destroyed in the fierce heat, and the earth and all it's works will vanish" II Peter BIO (Weymouth)
 Look Up!
 A time to be afraid? Yes and no. If your hope is in this earth and in the strength of mere man. Yes. If your hope reaches higher. No
 For at the height of the crisis. when mems hearts are faint ing for fear" when all is darker than night-we shall actually 'see the Son of Man coming in cloud with great pOwer and glory. But when all this is be- ginning to take place look UT Lift uU your heads because your deliverance is drawing near" Luke 21: 27. 29 CWey- mouthl
 We might as well face it. It is upon us Exactly when. we can not know But we are approach ing it rapidly the end Of the world But the end of the world is the beginning of eternitvi Think it over. friend fNeyi suh'ect. The Wo-ld After N~~t.l
 This Is No of series teniaq brief- iy of the beliefs end hooes of 70o 900 Of yeur seventh-doy AdSe--isi reiott--s ord friends.
 If there aIe questions ao' ens~efed fhis bFief srmmury ch1ch r~-e for -r
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-15

If there sIe questions ao' ans~efed 1T shis brief srmnory cS7-f re-e fo' -r zstso-si~e tree ieesici H-c'-ze ~it ts. subject moe af length Ne s-s siii coll on you
 Free leatlef or this subject Ast for No. IT.
 First lesson of zofh csn;ass stsie Correspondence course 'toke ii os ie pidls or os slowly as you Efc entirely by moii' No chosse at any fine
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-11-30

children.
A brother, Ivan, of Jenera survives
together with the following sisters:
Mrs. Geo. Marquart; Mrs. John
Inninger, Jenera and Mrs. Robert
Brown, Ft. Wayne.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-11-30
Last Rites Held for
Henry Adam, UOn Stein

Funeral services for Henry Adam
Won Stein were held at Trinity
Lutheran church, Jenera, Monday
afternoon of which he was a lifelong
member. Rev. Walter Voss officiated
and burial was in the church ceme
terry.
Mr.. Won Stein, a Jenera resident,
died in Findlay hospital of cerebral
hemorrhage, Friday afternoon at the
age of 65. He was a retired farmer
and suffered the attack while helping
his son Samuel with farm chores.
He was the son of John and Mary
(Heldman) Won Stein, born in Van
Buren, township, Hancock county. He
was member of the first class in
Trinity Lutheran church to be con-
frmed by the late Rev. John Gauss.
Surviving are his wife, the former
Clara Arras whom he married forty
years ago, living in Jenera.
Also surviving are three sons John
of Bluffton; Samuel, Jenera and
Armin, Arlington and four daughters
Mrs. Harold Wagner, Sebewaing,
Mich; Margaret Won Stein at home;
Mrs. Albert Searson, Kenton; Mrs.
Marvin Boehm, Jenera and 10 grand
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-11-30
CARD OF THANKS

We want to thank everyone for the
many greetings we received honoring
our golden wedding anniversary. AL
so for the beautiful floral tributes
and the sympathetic interest so many
in Mrs. Beeshy's welfare.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Beeshy
Evening star., 1950-08-03

outstanding be had
big furniture SOLE Come in yourself why
o" You'll
ho o the etown!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-12

through st. PauIs Episcopal
Church are Ir. and Mrs. Serje
Jermakow, son Eugene Z, and
daughter Shura, 4.
While their sponsors are looking
for living quarters for the family,
the foursome are beginning to
grasp what is meant by the Chris
tian way of American living as
guests in the home of a parishioner.
Serje, 46, is Russian. His father
operated a successful restaurant in
Petrograd under the old Russian
regime. Then came the new regime.
1t confiscated the restaurant. Serje
| fled to Poland. There he later met
and married Nina, now 33, whose
experiences had been far more
tragic than his.
When Nina, who lived in Ukrania,
was IL, her parents died. With two
brothers she was taken to Siberia
where it was cold, food and cloth
ing was scarce. Only work was
plentiful. The three were just three
more slaves in that far northern
Russian controlled land Her elder
brother froze both of his legs.
Young as she was, Nina planned
to escape. She finally managed to
get back to Ukrania, her homeland.
Here an uncle bribed q gastapo
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-12
Photo by Carl Tomcik

Photo by Carl Tomcik
with a watch and she fled the
mountain pass into Poland to be-
come German slave. 1t was hard,
working in the field, driving trac-
tor, harsh living, but it was not so
cold as Siberia. And she met Serje.
Always there was the govern
ment quota to meet and too often
the grain crop did not meet eXpec-
tations. This meant not only hunger
for Nina and others like her, but
punishment as well.
After eight years in Poland the
family were shipped to Germany
and for the past five years life in
concentration camp, a huge bar
rem dormitory, has been crowded,
minus any privacy, and holding
only bleak future.
When the Jermakos learned of
the Church World Service they
couldn't believe it was true that
people they had never known were
interested in their welfare. They
made application to come to
America. While the waiting was
long they at least had something
to hope for, something better than
anything they had had in years.
Now they are here. Nina is SIM
ply entranced with the American
home and its many time saving
gadgets. She had no idea that a
home was like this and she is eager
to get their own "domo", no mat
ter how simple.
Serje is working happily on a
paint truck. Wonderful, he says to
have work of ones own. Of course,
it isn't like his own work before
the war when he was electrician, or
busy as a photographer and a pro-
jectionist. But maybe that too, will |
come about. Language and new
customs are the barrier, but he is
still happy.
Taken to downtown department |
store was a thrill for their hosts.
The two could not imagine such
quantities and such varities of COM
modities.
Eugene IS attending school and
Shura is getting stronger each day.
She had an advanced stage of rick
cts when she arrived, her hostess,
a nurse reports. But under vitamin
therapy and proper diet the little
girl is blossoming into health.
Do you know a place where this |
family of four can set up house
keeping? If so, please call Ii.
-4472 or MU. 1-0464.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-12
Lower Age Limit For
State Highway Auxiliary

A new class of the State High
way Patrol Auxiliary will begin
Tuesday, October 18th at 8 p. m. at
the Highway Patrol Post, $500
Chester ave.
A recent decision from the State
Highway Patrol has lowered the
age limit to 25 years of age. For
merly the age limit was 38, and
therefore eliminated many World
War II veterans.
To take advantage of this train
ing, a person must be a member
of the American Legion. The Aux
iliary Highway Patrol is entirely a
state defense unit. For further in
formation call Lee Felt, IV.1-4880
or Les Henderson, Ii. 1-2018.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-12

Living amidst plenty in the land
of free it is difficult to compre-
hend the experiences which have
come to people in lands under the
iron heel. Time and again as one
talks with these men and women
in whose souls hope is springing
for the first time, one thanks the
all gracious providence which has
blessed the American birthright,
and the staunch Americans who
continue to guard it at home and
abroad.
Among the more recent families
to find sanctuary through the
Church World Service, and locally
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-12

z official. This will be the high
spot of the meeting which also in
cludes Halloween party with
donuts and cider, movies and other
entertainment.
The boys are still talking about
their appearance on the Dinner
Platter TV show, new experience
for all of them. Their Den Mother,
Mrs. Irene Thompson, arranged
for the show.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-12
Cub Scouts

Cub Scouts of Den 10, Mayfair
School are giving special attention
to uniforms and shows, right now,
all must be in first class condition
for Monday, October 10Th when
they will stand for inspection un-
der the careful eye of a District
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-10-12
Classes In Acting
Open At John Hay

Eugene C. Davis, dramatics su-
pervisor for the Joint Recreation
Board of Cleveland, announces the
opening of two classes in acting
at the John Hay Community Cen
ter. On Monday evenings Jane
Stevens of WV will direct .
group for beginners and on. We'd
nesday and Friday evenings Nancy
Maurer will conduct a class for
advanced students. Both groups
will meet in the Annex auditorium
from 1880 until $3.50 o'clock.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B.
Arnold, 1905 Strathmore ave., a
girl, Paula Jane, October 4th.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
$500 QUE ST. NV.
THE CARLYN

Well furnished bed-living room, in
modern apartment, suitable for
bachelor only. Hotel service included
500 mo Apply desk. DU. 3400. -25
COLORED-2-RM. APT.-3O1 Taylor
cdi st GRED pT RA ,cl 1i64. KIT cpriaids dsa
and bedrm., twin beds. share bath,
for refined cple.- or 2 empl. girls.
Reas. Utilities furn. LU. 4-5490.
GIRL to share apt; pvt.
bedroom: privils. Call Sun. or Mon,
CoLoRED-N.W. FuiRsN APT.-one
large room, kit. pvt. bath, $40: no
children. II. 7-0514.
COLORED-N.W.-1 rm., kit, bath;
vacant: refined empl. cple or person;
refs. Sun. noon, all Mon. CO. 225S.
COLORED = NV. - Conv. transp.
newly remodeled and dec; venetian
blinds. bed-liv. room comb, kit,
bath; adults pref; reas. MA. 1857;
SUNDAY, RA. 5445. "a
COLORED-ONE LARGE room, kit,
incl sun porch: furn.; children ac-
cepted. LU. 4-2705.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
HOUSES UNFURklSHED

BRK. BUNGA.. rms. full cellar.
auto. INV h. stove. refRr.. shades.
screens; nr. Fairfax shop center sc
S125 mo. AK 2O35. pa
KENWO0D-Lovely det. brick home
in this beautiful suburb. May /
possession. 1st q. has center hall,
nv.rm., din. rm.. library, "a bath,
Kitchen. buffers pantry and .
porehes; end Il, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths.
maids quarters and bath; gear ga
rage; s2T5 mo, rental. Call Mr..
JEFFERsoN Firth 4" MANOR, NOR yA.-s95 per
month: . bedrms., duplex: available
Immediately. 81. 2a7o -23
HILLANDALE, near Naval Ordnance
Laboratory-2 bedrooms. baths.
large living room, larse yard with
nice trees. gas heat. 2-story brick
house. full basement. Vacant June
!st.: sl5o mo. Call NO. 1910. Bon
RENT FREE-six-rm.. cor. house.
adults to Dor rd-roon. OWNER. I0Ia
10th ne. AT. 376a. 23'
NEARBY vA.--Avail May 1st.. 6-rm..
2la-bath house with finished rec
rm., on - acre, S175 mo. KE g.
s-sToRY. EARLY MARYLAND Clap
board residence, erected 1915, SIT
uated z miles from d. C, In Mont
gomery Co.; deep-well. center-hall
stairway 20 3rd floor: 4 master bed
rooms. 2 baths: liV. room. din room
1st floor, mod. kit, oil heat, 4 fre-
places: all rooms 20x22 with high
ceilings: price S125 per mo. on lonE
lease.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
APrs. WANTED tccns.,

YOUNG ENPL. LADY orsanis. needs
sFsa sRsl al sk; 2sss. e snare prefer %. HT
CoUPLE with a-yr-old girl wishes
turn. or unfurn: ! or . eedrm. apt
YoGsc 5'iS EN- EapLl Dc eoGpIE fpII want. apart
furnished. SIS. Box sso-p. s:ar,
REFINED GOVT GIRL needs un-
lurn enc apt, nv. sect. apt, BIDS.
snndaayS AZ. II pm' Mon. pm
FAMILY or THREE ADULTS desires
s-sr. fIrn. or gnfaTn. apt in nv
GoyERNMkNT .o,In Ss.;,SI LADY. perm desires
Isisrsnee; Columbia ssei,
comb. kitchen, PVT; bath. ne. or
TWo ssfi ofFltiaIs, nsf Sfq sr,hch III ssSSs Essss,
looking for furn. bachelor apt, Du-
pont Circle area DE, SsS00. Ext.
90 Mon, and Tues. 10 to 5 . m
BACHELOR APT. by May lsth; sre
rah fns d9Tn TT slds Ys aosn,oSn preferred
sETTLEb MAN wants small turn
MINI. ave. preferred. state loca-
ton, rent, etc Box 32s-D. Star
furnished or unfurnished apt. in
rMpi n y; nSan section DU. SSs1. -.
BY RETIRED NAVY CkPTAfS and
wne-uniurn., one or two bed
porch. NV. EN-. 1914 before : m.
UNFURNISHED APT rms. din
falntshed fssif ss eanIov.g sath p ccn. c. utiltles
BOY Ss6-p, sioSeo Star. couple 50
PHYSICIAN, wife. 5-mo. baby, de-
sire unfurnished apt. GEORGETOWN,
EMPLOYED WIDOW, = small chi
dren, desire ! or = bedroom, furn.
or unfurn; apartment. private bath
QUIET REFINED GENTLEMAN de-
sires studio apt. limit, sos: com
pletely private. CO. SS9l between
MOTHER in AND aRf cHiID RIn dsslfs dSanday. small
iurnished or unfurnished apartment
With private bath; good references
Goyr GSI4 HGi GiRi 55ss 5sSn noryr. .,,
graduates, desire i-6edrm. apt BIN IN
BAcHEIoskRs sR SSj rs Esnt ps '7hn: furnished
town; apt. BLDG. pref: maximum,
Si0o for risht place, Call HO
COLoRED EMPLOYED COUPLE de-
sires or 3-rm. apt; unfurn, Ii,
CoLoRED-YoUNG EMPLOYED cou-
pie. with 1-yr.-old girl desires / or .
bedrm, apt; furn., unfurn. or partly
furn. Call LII 3-4934. -33
Evening star., 1950-04-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RfNT

EMPLOYED COUPLE wants a,h.drm.
J M Ia, MAY siSS. 20 s-Ssss.M.Ss
turn; or ynfurn. house or apt near.
shilaren; ages ard .. Mar. Isnt-
NAVE NfasVIGssii''tb 6rFefTs FfeefsS S.siI,: sSl:' us,,
house 2 lse, or bedrms.. in va.
JE' ,i 3 $3.50 s y, % through 81 ApriL 9
NoRTH%PLsr OR NoRrHEAsf ARIA
month: refined white family m.
FINNISH DPL. FAMILY, adults. de-
sire 3.br. mrn. modern house, NV,
ho. oo66' EAt. "a; ewes. on. Ttts.
TnREE-BEDRooM HOUSE. n.srb,
USfuRS. a-BrbRooM' HousE-s
oRl eSq''i, ss,I Ions lease; NV 'setien.
rrRNiisIIiffp HOUSE or ..S,drosr
apt Sl@5 maximum; nearby Vif-
sinia or nv: Washington. near
ssREDRMs ssfhGSI s9s noist Igsn' ,s,n star =, n,,..
for Navy ,comdr family, around july
N Arl. pref; Stonsvall jackson
SSnooI area max, $3.50: refs. oW.
WANT FURNISHED Housr n..,
Washinston. 3,s to Z mos; Starting
June lst; cool. quiet. 70 4 bed.
CANADIAN OFFICER REQUIRES fer
cheTy Sqne l. untIrn. mum or ! eedrm. heyss.
WANTED TO RENT. Ar,,ns,or. m.
turnlshed--3-bedroom apartment or
"a august; august; slOO' medical othssr.
3 BEDRMs.. furn. or un,urn.' +.
adults. ,housekeepsr. 3 carefully dls.
eipIined youngsters; maximum rent,
Si9Q mo. Call MR.. RABY. Nh.
HOUSE or apartment. . or 2 bad.
rooms. unfurnished: within i0-miis
FuRS Fthsl' aoTsEsI Fl TSys ssIVp, s,aics. Ts .7s;
CoMFoRTX2BLE e." unSfSSinish.sS SS hes,s Es
N nearby Maryland. by couple and
hh1-y"sar.oid ",n son: must be available
sH5 ilsR I's;' SS or ei q s.5 s.ss;s., ~
BKITIsm FAMILY. / child. :s d.sir.
hSaafm house,: ism. qnfurn; RAD SOns' or .,s :,ss.s
BUS. EXEC VII. SfG'' and . ehil2,.n.
want an exceptionai 10 rns.
possibly with option 10 buy; aus.
m6 nTSan sn nv Md or Va; msI.' sIsb
OR BEDROOMS. furn.. In nv.
OF Chevy Chase, 1 adults. ono child
aiScipllned, desires max. Si7b. Can
NJ R0DRIGUEz. AID 5492. 33s
hhmf COLONEL and wife. no child.
fen, no pets, desire TO rent un-
furnished house in northwest section,
or nearby Maryland or Virginia Lee.
living rm., two large bedrooms and
Two baths required. TIE 1921.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
APARTMENTS WANTED

EMPLOYED SINGLE GIRL wishes
furn or unfurn. efficiency or furn
l bedrm.. pvt. bath; no share;
Pre- prefer apt; bldg; SO max. Box
a-BEbRooM APARTMENT for four
employed and responsible girls, Du-
pont Circle or GEORGETOWN area. Call
MI: 0614 after pm. and all day
ELDERLY LADY of refinement 70 and
room, bedroom and bath with break
fast and maid service; private fam
lily preferred: location convenient to
center of city. Box 129-D, Star.
FURN. OR UNFURN. APT. for mother
and baby; S40o-$50; Sc. section pre-
2. YOUNG LADIES desire sub-Iet
sgTn: apd1,. apt 3ti, in IN arlington 9r Alex
WANTED TO RENT - Apis. and
for for permanent employes Of Melpar,
t. ts4s sss s::sss ::s,sn s;B
navy aSSY' 8 pEPf. pg' ENGINEER requires m9f
sd,Sie efficiency or a. l;bedrm. apt. in apt.
sfsr' s9ase' n'~'' se6 max Box 24G.D' 50.
LADY DESIRES 1-bedroom apt. in
GsoTgstoS3 Gixmnie aae4 vicinity around 500
NRTHERLANps NHiFMPiS sSfa; EMBASSY .mpioye; pRr
sharing. AID. 1862, Ext. r; or No,
PROF. WOMAN wants effic., apt: PIT i,v.
Rished; Rn1 si-n immed, g3sd occup, No share. ss.
YOUNG LADY. employed PIX. I'd. and
14th. NV. desires furnished or un-
fgsnished fur he oasl at, in same vic; En-
LADY a1 wi VIII Gg' CHILD wishes studio
rm.. kit. pvt; bath. pvt. entrance,
NOT over $50. nice section. WA. 22os
YOUNG a'tSS q COUPLE, no children; S bed
Conn. ave. GE 1867 till pm. 24s
ONE LARGE or two small rooms, kit.
and pvt. bath unfurn.. refgr:; max.
s5S s5s yif: a 14th II and ID Col Tsskdsvs [d N. nj
SUBLET--Ofcer and wife desire fur
nished single bedroom apt or EN-
cheney. during May and June; prefer
apt. bldg, Geo. Wash. Univ. area;
uNPTRNfsHGbP sHP9na Tsa2 PeT BGDkM BG NJ APT sffs or
or 3 unfurnished rms. for house.
keeping; NV; l-zone fare. co. 1855.
SIX RELIABLE GIRLS desire 3-bed-
room furnished house OF apartment;
MAN desires one-bedroom apt. furn.,
in Mt. Pleasant sect RA 0530. 23s
BUR. STANDARDS scientist, employed
wife, seeking unfurn. apt, 2 or 3
rms TT1 ,ost. kit. and BATH central nw,
FUGRNHisHED a-bedroom apt. or
small house for three employed
adults, preferably IN NV. sectioI
uSFGRN RHPfi e APT. H. wanted ant c7Ih livins rm
kit: and bath; in apt: bldg; retired
Govt. CLERK; Ss max" SIS. Apt. 4ol'
SS S.S1ssR ss.!ss:s, sss!Es "45sr1s s Is sss
YOUNG EMPL. COUPLE, no children.
desires rms. kit. and bath, unfur.,
ece eE or about sar ss5 sranss e. s4 PqISnt Ron
aHofkoo BEpfkooMs. o unfurnished' n;ni; 'ti two en-
ployed adults; NV: modern apt,
TO SUSLET, June 1-sept. /: 1-bed-
couple; refs. DU. s4os sun, is-s
EMPIoYED LADY desires unfurn.
own expense; rent reasonable, Box
YOUNG COUPLE desires 2-bedrm.
unfurn. apt. in NV. wash. or Silver
Spring apt bldg. with elevator or
on 1st floor: will pay Sso-S90. AID.
1926.
NAVY NURSE desires small furn. apt
in Bethesda area. OIL. 1880 after
j pm. Sunday, after weekdays.
PERMANENT State Dept. empioye,
male, single, desires large efficiency
or 1-bedrm. apt, unfurn.; prefer
apt. bldg, NV. VIC; S60-S75. RE.
5000. Ext. $3.50. 26s
Evening star., 1950-04-23
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

THREE RMS; l or . bedrms.. en-
trance foyer. lge. closets; conv. to
pm. daily. 2039 N. H. ave. NV
NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in
spection ] to 8. Available May /.
End A., b. type; also a 3rd-f1.
3-bedrm. Lowest mo. charge in
D; c. Sales Office in Administration
Bldg. 30th and Naylor rd. sc.
DRURY REALTY CORP, RE 1888
on Sat.-Sun.; evenings. call GE.
1920 or TW NO.
DE LUXE ?-BEDRM., year-old apt.
on ground a. facing lge. off-street
court. Offering safe play area for
children; s minutes to Pentagon;
5 closets, pets permitted. BY OWNER.
Sl0,925. 531S sth rd. South. Ar
MODERN TWO-BEDROoM apt. in
nice brick apt. building; many bus
li lines pass building; calI OWNER,
BRoADMooR-spacious i bedroom
apt; on Conn. ave, 3 expos. liv.
rm. 13x23. bedrm, l4x15. W 4
windows. closets. WO. 5000, Apt.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. and Can.
fornia st.-4th floor, near elevator.
southeast exposure, living room. din
ing room, kitchen. . bedrooms and
bath. freshly decorated vacant. Call
MIS-; Merillat; GO; 5l65 or here
NV, MA 1850
Evening star., 1950-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALk-Nevthve,s

AMERICAN U. AREA, OF Mass. and
Western ave. 3 bedrm. dst. brick
home; 2 baths, gas h Y h; sis.eS6.
JAMES CARR, ST 1881, ga
AMER. UNIV. PARK. 4s24 Brandy
vine yin st St. n, .nn,W-compl: renovated;
nm, din, rm;. lse' iiv. rm'. ar.pI.s
3 twin-Sized bedrms, both; s.-o'hi
new fenced lot. 4OxiI0. det. gar.
Priced si5.950 for quick sale.
BsfHEsDaMSis,boo; g1HaIaS asttsiiob bedroom and
srn white brick Cape Cod, reception
hall lac. hv; rm. with nYepl., din.
rm.. screened porch, bright kitchen,
SooT1i tTinsiSs stsy, bed5ms s;o, and bath on SnS
basement; close 70 trsnsp. and
Earl 7. WRIqHT WI, $500. Sun.
nkTutSnAMn5Ss4,aa snd tys,j w, 5s4a n,.v., 49,
home with twin size bedrooms and
screened ] @ porch. HT kitehi.' en- s,s brs.tffsai,i fsi
nook; pine psnsled recr. rm. With
nrepi: layatory; sas Al h, attached
fers considered EARL r. WRIGHT,
BRiGHTwooD. ss5 o Psssody sss; yii 81. osss: nv:
Open today. ] till q. semidet.
DflCk, rmh.t DALhe. reception
hall. nrepl.. oil h.-W.h.; lot 1877 n.
deep; Earags; close 70 Grade ana
high schools. Owner win saerides
At q very Reasonable price. LEATH
4, ASHLEY INC. MA. 64d4; svss..
acknowledgements. brick s-ru
Choice location. siS.Sso on sstms.
SENATE REALTY COMPANY. Ex.
1920 OF cH. 2000. ext. 62l, 2as
$50: ~ Offering al eFis
OF the older homes. Weii eonstYueted
with spacious rms. throughcut: very
large liy. rm., din. Yna., kit, kykfsf.
rrn., 3 splendid bedrms., large noore6
insulated attic. new roof; economical
h.-w.h h.. Earaee: convenient 10 all
schools. including Alice Deal Junior
HIGH. Western High. BLK. transp.:
Immaculate eond.; owner moving 70
Richmond, Va; reasonable cash Bay.
ment. r. A. TWEED CO.. exeipsfys,
52O4 Conn; ave. NV. En-. 1890.
One open Sunday. 0 TO 3.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-New listing
OF this most attractive detached
brick, on extra size lot. approxi-
mately. .75xi60. ISt door has sttrae.
tive living room with carpets.
Screened living porch. dining roam,
de luxe Kitchen and "a bath. 2nd
floor. 3 bedrooms. fun bath. Hxtga
27esr 2esr esSashsS asrS r6s.oAA Es65as:. 4 real esi sssut.
nv. I'm. 1890. once open sun:
CONTINUED on Next PassS
Evening star., 1950-04-23
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
viii accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving stor-
age; rea; ia. 1887; ewes. GE. 1915
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET or
across the country: safe storage IN
ssons 10 tSNas So4 uNfoS fSRss sfPosans Pssaini
CO. INC. est 1905
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.
24-hr service: furniture. trunks and
eaggsge AT 275a or Pr 03s6
moving; reas. rates. Call day or
night AID. 1887 = 23s
BRowNERs ExPREss. light and
heavy hauling, full or part loads;
minimum. 50. For free estimates
call FR. 3121.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Mr.. Silver Snring. Md.

In best section Of Takoma Park. Md,
located End floor of modern brick
apt, bldg; near new shopping center
and bus. Lge. liv, rm., spacious
units, lge. elec. refgr.. tiled bath
built-in tub and shower: nicely
furn.: $50 mo. includes utils.; no
children under 12. 81. 2406.