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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05

MIR. and Mrs. Phil Held return
ed to their home in New York
Wednesday after visiting IN the
home of Mrs. w. E. Jones.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05

Miss Alice Freeman Sharpe OF
Louisville was the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. Ralph Ray last week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05
STANDARD OR AUTOMATIC DRIVING
the STANDARD poWER-TEAM
Outstanding for Sfondord Driving Eose .
Performance and Economy

Performance 80. and Economy
HIGHLY IMPROVED, MORE POWERFUL VALVE-IN
HEAD ENGINE fwith Power-Jef carbwefor and larger
exhaust valves. The fine standard Chevrolet engine now made
even finer giving more power, more responsive pickup,
greater overall performance plus the outstanding
economy for which Chevrolet has always been noted. THE
FAMOUS SILENT S~YNCHRO-MESH
with Exfra-Easy Hand-E-G earshiD. Long recognized, by
automotive engineers and the motoring public alike, as the
pattern of smooth, quiet gear tTansmissions assuring
extremely simple and easy gearshifting in fact, owners
say easiesf car operation, next to automatic driving itself.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05
ZRW. anu finest. at 0MG1 Lhs!

Standard Power-T eam-described in detail below. And
they also bring you quality feature after quality feature
of styling, riding comfort, safety and dependabiity ordi-
nariy associated with higher-priced cars, but found only
in Chevrolet at such low prices and with such low cost OF
operation and upkeep.
Come in. See these superb new Chevrolets for 1880
the smarteSt, lveliest, most powerful cars in all Chevrolet
history-and we believe you'll agree they're FIRST AND
MES AT OWEST COST!
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Moss and
daughters spent New Years day
with relatives in Clarksdale
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moss OF
Algoma, visited MIR. and MIS-.
Douglas Moss here Friday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05

Chevrolet for so brings you the best of everything at
lowest cost greater beauty finer performance
with economy outstanding driving ease, comfort
and safety!
Here, in Chevrolet for so, are the finest values the
leader has ever offered to the motoring public.
These thrilling new Chevrolets are available in IA sur
p~assingly beautiful Styleline and Fleetline body-types.
They bring you a choice of two great engines and two
great driveS-the automatic Power-Team* and the
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05
Bull by cheuolef-Proved by Chevrolet
Exclusive TO Chevrolet

NEW POWERGLIDE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
for finest automatic Driving with no clutch pedal-no clutch
pushing-no gearshifting). 1t combines with Chevrolets new
Economiser High-Reduction Axle to bring you an enureiy
new kind of driving low-cost automatic driving that is
almost 1000 efortless !. it's the simple, smooth and thrifty
automatic transmission. NEW l05-H.P. V~ALVElN-HEAD
ENGINE (wHh PowerJet carbWetor and Hydraulic valve
httersl Here's the most powerful, as well as the most thor
oughly proved engine, in the low-Price field giving
performance extraordinary together with TRADITIONAL
Chevrolet economy in overall driving.
*Ophcaci N De lSeM Models oil xhc Cost
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Watts ST..
of Kosciusko were Sunday guests
of her sister, Mrs. j. c. Cannon
and Mr.. Cannon.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Lam
drum, of Eupora visited friends
in Tchula last Friday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-01-05

Mrs. c. r. Hamlin spent last
week in the home of the William
Darnells in Dunleith.
Evening star., 1950-01-12

adorns the blue cardboard packets
that their sugar is sold in. Two
million of these packets are sold
daily throughout England.
When the housewife sets the
sugar on the pantry shelf she can't
help noticing Mr.. Cube and his
slogans such as:
Sugar may be nationalized.
Mr.. Cube says: Only the state
will make my price jump"
"Mr. Cube says: State control
will make a hole in your pocket
and my packet "
of golden syrup and a shopping
basket, Mr.. Cube remarks: IF
they juggle with sugar they'll Jug
gle with your shopping basket"
Mr.. Cube, hand on forehead
cries: Sugar may be nationalized
Oh dear, dear!-dearer!"
Mr.. Cubes cries 60 into 8,000,-
900 homes every week.
Ten million leaflets have been
distributed to Brltain's 10000
grocers. Another $4,000 lef1ets
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Britain Mr.. Cube Fights Standardization

have been sent to British manu-
facturers who use sugar. Five
hundred trucks which Distribute
sugar daily carry Mr.. Cube for al
passersoy to read. He is also or
the billboards.
Make me! says Mr.. Cubes" il
the title of cutout cardboard
toy. A million of these have been
given away to the children. Wher
properly cut and glued Mr.. Cube
becomes small square box stand
ing on his own feet. If someone
asks, could he stand on anyone
else's feet?" the answer is. don't
lose my feet because they are
separate and I couldn't stand II
you did"
Housewives have received 1900
900 family-sized ration-boo hold
ers made of stiff cardboard. They
carry a printed Mr. Cube salut-
ing as he says, "at your service >
The housewives are told that sugar
may be nationalized and are ad-
vised, 1--WE feel this is not in your
best interests. Have you thought
about it?" Seventy-f1ve thousand
postage have gone out with similar
warnings to be posted in grocery
stores.
A poster for future use shows
Mr.. Cube as a modern young Her.
cules hitting at a snake named
naturalization.
The packages of sugar sold in
the shons around New Years car
ried a picture of Mr.. Cube DANCING
with paper crown ON his head
and a glass of wine in his hand
as he says, whatever the party,
we wish you all a happy New
Year."
Christmas cards of similar de-
sign with seasonal greetings were
sold to the workers at the Tate
and Lyle reflneries in London and
Liverpool.
Five hundred thousand sets of
poker dice have been issued to
grocers to give away to their Gus
toners. The dice are packed in
miniature blue sugar cartons. The
carton serves as a shaker. It is
Mr.. Cube again-this time with a
new craze game" T..
The five dice are lettered with
capital and small Is, capital S, A
and E. Mr.. Cube appears on the
sixth side as two google eyes. The
top combination is enterprise rep
resented by ''Tate" and Mr.. Cube
The worst throw is state" (stag-
nation).
The packets show Mr.. Cube
throwing "top Tate" and calling,
play the game with me-"
Mr.. Cube has appeared "in per-
son" at an Ice show playing to
10000 people a week and at the
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Jury Panel Selection
Begun as Mercy Trial
Is SET for Feb. 20
BY the Associated Press

MANCHESTER. N. H., Jan. IL
The dozen jurors who will try
DR.. Hermann N. Sander on a
charge of murder in the mercy
death of a cancer ridden patient
will be drawn from a panel Of 160
persons.
Superior Court Clerk Arthur S.
Healy said he began gathering
names of prospective jurors as
soon as the trial date was set yes
terday.
Superior Judge Harold T. West
colt set February 20 as the open
ing date of the trial which is ex-
pected to attract international
attention and establish legal and
medical history.
There are three women on the
present superior court panel of
80 jurors. They will be pooled
with the new jurors. Under New
Hampshire law, women may serve
on juries only if they submit their
names as volunteers.
DR.. Sander, a hitherto little
known country doctor, became a
worldwide figure after his in
dictment on a charge of first
degree murder by injecting air into
the veins of Mrs. Abbie Borroto,
So. She was the wife of a Man
chester oil salesman
The injections were given. the
State charges. while the woman
was under treatment at Hills
boro County Hospital for cancer.
She died last December 4.
Dr.. Sander is free in $25, 900 bail
but barred from practice pending
action by the State Medical Beard
or the outcome of his trial.
Evening star., 1950-01-12

Cube with new. dance. based on
the mambo.
At fancy dress balls over the
holidays Mr.. Cube was printed on
thousands of toy balloons which
were given away to the guests.
School children home for
Christmas holidays made Mr..
Cubes acquaintance at the school
boys exhibition held in London.
Posters, advertising Mr.. Cubes
appearance at the exhibition. said
Come and see me-Still happy
and free-at the schoolboys' eX-
hibition." Every child who at
tended got a booklet telling the
story of sugar. Anybody can pick
up a telephone at the exhibit and
ask for "Mr. Cube"-who will ans
wer any question on sugar.
Thirty thousand of the booklets
on sugar have been sent to school
teachers. On the inside page Mr..
Cube is holding out a hand as he
says: "My life story"
Mr.. Cubes bosses are happy for
they think he is getting results.
They say a recent poll revealed
that 65 per cent of those ques-
toned were against nationaliza-
ton of sugar. only 13 per cent
were for 1t, and the rest were un-
decided. These votes may count
in the election,
Evening star., 1950-01-12
By WiIIiom McGoffin
Foreign Correspondent Of The Star and
the Chieoqo Dolly News


LONDON, Jan. 12.-Mr. Cube is
a little man with a big purpose.
He is goggle-eyed squarehead.
He is. in fact, an animated lump
of sugar, the much advertised
symbol of the campaign Tate and
Lyle are fighting against the gov
ernment threat to nationalize
their sugar industry.
Mr.. Cubes job is to convince
the ordinary voters of Britain that
naturalization will be bad thing
for them as we'll as their rich
bosses-who enjoy near monop-
oily of the sugar business in the
British Isles.
Money is no object with Mr..
Cube. Tens of thousands of
pounds are being spent to intro
duce him-and his slogans-to the
public on the eve of the general
election which will decide whether
the Socialists get another five
years at the reins.
Mr.. Cubes bosses are carrying
out a more vigorous campaign
than any of the industries threat
ened with naturalization. They
have seen to it that Mr.. Cube
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Episcopal Women's Group
Elects Officers al Session

Five new officers were elected
at the annual meeting of the
Washington Branch of the Wom.
ems Auxiliary of the Episcopal
Church Tuesday.
They are Mrs. Carl T. Aslakson,
first vice president; Mrs. William
Robinson, jr., vice president for
the District; Mrs. c. Stanley Car
penter, recording secretary; Mrs.
Leo A. Borah, treasurer, and Mrs.
H. A. Lyon. assistant treasurer.
More than 400 members at
tended the all-day session in the
Church of st. Stephen and the
Incarnation, Sixteenth and New
ton streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-12

American boy by Philippine con.
stabulary Sunday.
Reports to the American En-
bassy here identified the boy as
Patrick Murphy. son of Louis
Murphy, a telephone line super
intendent. A young Filipino COM
panion also was slain.
The Embassy was informed that
troopers shot the boys in Iloilo
Province on Panay Island and
Evening star., 1950-01-12

left them to die without offering
aid. Louis Murphy said the boys
were on a hunting trip.
The constabulary was reported
Evening star., 1950-01-12
U. 5. Boy Killed in Panay,
Consul Asks Inquiry
By the Associoted Press

MANILA, Jan. 12.-The Amer
lean Consul at Cebu today de-
manded an official investigation
of the killing of an 18-year-old
Evening star., 1950-01-12

to have told it's Iloilo headquar-
tiers that a patrol searching for
bandits opened fire when the boys
failed to halt on command.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
VituI Statistics
Reports
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. la,D. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tD1it three full days and
YeceiUe ths license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
sslIev s. s. NV, and Laura g. j. * Rslly. L'as IS,
2l46 Z st. nv: .
sns assss ss ssss PS g. s2s q
James Jenkins, 35. and Alice r. Grawley,
81. both Of 2034 1st ct. NV.
cssa na E. eonssanss ASiSsy s1.1.n;on as IL =; Eo
Benjamin r. Bean. 45. Oakland. Nd, and
Katherine Graham. 80. lilo Queen
Thomas L. ullberr. as. Andrews Air Force
Base, and chicky 1. stoutsenberser. 10.
Lee f6ssn4 6adsfhil f. e. e.. Durango Colo, and
siizabeth j. schsd. ~. isaI Belmont
Jane. sad 'sEhH Mildred Ia 5s s. ss7 1sss MSsSs :
HaTSId ri ': +; CLARK. 1 g. 3s1t Monroe st. ne.
NV. and JseaSelins +. READ. as Is. i 1881 Il.
Clarence T. oaiser, 80. 1881 Redwood ter.
NV. and Jane i. Dexter. IS, 7755 10th
Donald J. capinas. 81, 46O4 Livingston I'd
Sc, and Joan g. Mckenzie. 1s, 4b14
william 1. Jones. 2a. and Esther, L.
Alex j. ksanznak, %, and Nancy z.
Dean, 20, both Of Arlington, Va.
Francis g. J. Michaud: 10. Navy Quarters
f., Arlington. Va. and Nancy l. Camp
BARLEY 4. Costello, So, 1900 , ,s. NV.
and Mary F. campion. 81. 1882 81st
Christian chi Ian ,. kisns 81. New yor. and
Carolyn L. Ryder, Is, l2S st. ne.
Roy D. Silver. 20, Fort Belvoir, va, and
Lillian Trammeil. IS. Baltimore.
1s. both Of 1747 n St. nv NV. ~ Jackson
James r: Robinson. 65. 1907 st. NV,
and Mary H. Scott. SO. $40 Flerida
ave. NV.
Jacob warsnuk, 49,. and Marsuerits B.,
Mcconnell. 20. both Of 1910 East Cspi-
tol st..
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Deaths Reported

Anne Bullock. 81. 4212 Military I'd nv
William Moroney, So, Soldiers Home
GiiIabeth Harris, s5, 22 Eye st. NV.
Lillian Elliott, 80. 1857 Allen pl ne.
Katie Arnold. 80, 2100 N st. NV.
Bertha Pace, rs, 1900 49th st. NV.
George Cornwell, ~, 1925, A st. Sc
Sam Alex. "a, 64s K st. ne.
Mary Campbell, 73. Arlington, Va.
Lille Murphy. 73, 1910 Park I'd. NV
Edna Holbrook, 81, 3206 wisconsin ave
NV.
August Kovach, ss, Soldiers Home
Charles Ross, e5, Chevy Chase, Nd.
Helen Grimm. fins; Is, $500 ou.bec =. sx' 81 NV
William Nelson, 40, 1851 A st. ne.
Joseph German. 4s. 1884 You Dl. Sc.
Robert Malony, 40. Alexandria, Va.
Mamie Herrell, IS. 712 F ST. sw.
Edward Gallagher, 80, 1880 Quincy st. a e
Albert Lewis, rs. Syracuse N. Z,
WiIforo Evans, infant, 1900 Blue Plains Dir
s.w. ~
Headrick, infant, College Park. Nd
perr, infant. 931 Longfellow ct. NV.
Daniel Williams. 10, 20 Florida ave. ma.
Esndy pade' 7s. 10 Liberty ct. NV.
Lula Leachman. rs. 1914 W st. nv.
James Scott. so, 2I06 4ta st. NV.
Louise Keys. 81, e54 dirard Of. NV.
James Hoban. SS, 1920 T ct. NV
Mary Martin. IS, 1107 Stevens I'd. 10.
Matthews, infant, 220 q ut. s.w.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
First Polio Case Here
In 10 Days Reported

The frst polio case In 10 days
was reported to the Health De-
partment yesterday.
An 11-year-old colored boy be-
came the 184th case 80 far this
year. Last year at the same time,
106 cases had been reported.
The boy was taken to Children's
Hospital last Thursday and his
illness diagnosed as polio yester-
day.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Births Reported

Jonathan and Elisabeth Bass.
Oliver and virginia Davenport.
Julius and Doris Fleicshhauer,
Wilson and Edna 0rabill.
Stephen and Zelda johnson.
ALI and Jeannetts Lambe.
Robert and Helen LongyeaY.
William and Gloria McDonoush.
Arnold and Mary Morris.
Es!ph and Gertrude sheehan.
Joseph and Marion Wells.
William and Jean Wilgus.
John and Fannie Crowell.
Charles and LORNA Enterlins.
Sidney and Harriet Goldstein.
Charles and Edith Hahn.
George and Mary Kuhl.
John and Gloria Llewellyn.
Malter and Frances Martin.
Gordon and Doris Newton
Edward and Gladys Spedden.
Preston and Virginia Weaver.
Charles and LaVerne Whit,
George and Ella Bussie.
William and Vivian johnson.
Eomes and Lizzie Ray,
William and Magnolia etSoman,
Joseph and Edith Hicks.
Morris and Anne Morgan.
James and Julia Ruf1n.
GIRLS.
Wesley and Florence Coleman.
George and Margaret Ford.
Charles and Marguerite Haskins.
sherman and Mamie Croskey,
Ira and Louise Frazier,
Roy and Iris Altman.
Harry and Ruth Barton.
Natalie and Pauline Caponiti.
wallace and Virginia Frensel.
Daniel and Mary Harlan.
Elhert and Gladys Hinkle,
Alphonxo and Katherine Laceetti.
Henry and Anita Levy.
John and Estella Mallard.
Frank and Shirley Martins.
William and Berenice Morrison,
George and Ruby Richard.
Elmer and Melba Scott.
Dudley and Matilda Tatem.
Arthur and Mary AmorosI.
Ward and Mary CaddtnEton.
Alden and Claire Estep,
Billy and Betty Gildon.
James and Doris Headrick.
Frank and Josephine Klapac,
Eugene and Margaret Lane.
Donald and Joyce MacDsnieI,
Harry and Juanita Marcy,
Earl and Pauline Mozart.
Ross and Evelyn Reger,
samuel and Evelyn RummeIl.
Julius and Nancy silverman.
Fenton and Wilmer Usher,
Alfred and Jeanette Walton. girls.
Evening star., 1950-11-12

OPEN SUN, 3 TO5
NEAR BOILING ANDREWS FIELDS
Two-stoTy brick semidet.; 3 bedrms.
on busline. $4,000. substantial
Evening star., 1950-11-12
ANACOSTIA

ANACOSIlA
Wonderful value; semidet.: IL large
rms, ! ia baths; oil h.-w.h.; bsmt. !;
garage; fenced lot with flowers and
shrubbery. Income, S133 mo-; near
Phone Ii. 1857 til 8 pm.
= ANNENBERG REALTY
Evening star., 1950-11-12
HoUSES-sALE-S.E. Cont
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS -

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Very nice
semidet. brick with liv. .rm:, din:
Tm.,. kit, 8 bedrms. and bath; full
bsmt.; sas heat: Price. SI3'95o;
so6fRaEAssTu ssGiRa sHuss REALTY eo eeeei is1f Ps Pa
ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
AILLCREST AREA-Several new de-
tschsd bricks; bedrm. and bath on on
bath upstairs; full basement. gas
conveniences; $3.50. with $4,000
down. Mr., Austin. VI, 1857; with
JAMES CARROLL Broker. 10. 2
NEED 8 BEDRooMsq Only . left of
40 semidet. brick homes. 1st floor
has hy; Im,; full din. rm:. artistic
fenced yard for the kids. Every one
only Sl3,250 with $4,000 cash.
Open Sat, and sun, 1 TN dark.
istt aS sIandyxlaS sIth HEpRE Si iNe Lu aTs
M. NJ esfs'' sT. FRANCES IA a7RsIs SCHOOL SCI SEE
Lyndale pl. Close to shopping. trans
portation, etc; clean, modern. g.
rm. brick; full bsmt.; gas heat.
Substantial cash required. II You
are familiar with this neighborhood,
Ssss klssssas' sSs ATLAS M REALTY Z isf CO Co. Il L
NEAR N2R0Gi Fl. DUPONT PARK Semi
sstsehsa esS brink 5 sss 5ssf 5s tns ts tsnss bath
$1,000 with $4,000 down. T. D.
BURGESS. VI. 2so2. till 9. --12
126 YUMA ST. S.E.-Lot 37x125,
with structure 2ex40. suitable for
remodeling into a Arm. bath home.
MUS Must es svs sold eers nSdn heinz sensId
1878 x st. NV. Ma. O753.
R0oMING HOUSE. completely furn..
mr.. East Capitol ST.; IL rms, 8
baths; in splendid cond.; potential
income over $500 per mo- plus own own.
@ sl so6TaEAsP soG AaIn sP' RsaITY ss aco co
1911 Pa. ave. s.e., Ii. $4,000.
BUNGALoWs-we have bunga-
lows priced from $4,000 to S13,75o;
Down payment, $500 to $4,000. All
conveniently located in Bradbury
Hgts.. Hillside and Suitland areas.
SOUTHEAST REALTY aadr CO" 1211 Pa
HOME WITH INCOMES rms. and
2 inclosed porches; made into .
apts.; l apt. for owner plus inc. OF
$75 mo. or better for other apt.
eXceIlent c0nO-. SI2,oUu COtal price
with good financing; loc. Sc. sec
ton. Call anytime. JERRY BAKER
INCOME PROPERTY corner - 6
rooms with rented bsmt. apt; very
clean. Call LU. 4-7230.
mr.. 18th AND MINI. AVE. Sc
Substantially built semidetacheo
brick, rms, 4 bedrms. and tile
baths, End floor; 2 fireplaces. rec. rm
Sase: Si7. 500. HARTMAN REAL Y.
INC. 1345 Coed Hope I'd. s.e.' Lu'
400 BLOCK KENTUCKY AvE.-Small
down payment; perfect condition;
3-bedrm. brick; new gas heat. W
CLIFFORD sHERTzER. RE. 2201'
.sRooM E HOUSE, large lot, 1878 25th
st. Sc. Real bargain. Open til
NEAR PA. AND MINI. AvE.-De-
tached brick, 8 yrs. old; rms: tile
bath; gas h,-w.h.: concrete front
porch; asking S11. 800 with $4,000
down. Quick possession. T. D. BUR-
CESS. VI. 1902, till 8. -12
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE; $3.50;
8 blks. over b. ca line: Arm: bum
down. r. D. BURGESS, VI. 2so2,
INVESTMENT-Du semidetached
brick: i bedrm. ca. apt. s yrs. old;
furnishings incl; gas. h.-w.h.; rent
r. f. D: s1s1 s1RdEss 1ikias w. asoas siSs's iii
Evening star., 1950-11-12
HoUsEs-sAlE-Mp. tcent.) !

OWNER MUST SELL 5-rm. cinder
block bungalow. fully equipped. l
acre land, fenced, barn. Ten miles
from Silver Spring; Come out and
roR Gsks shIr 0sT A. oMaER AsstSa ssSs nsS
s-bedrm. rambler on acre knoll. 8
moving West. Price, $i4,s5o. e GE,
NEW BRICK sri i'si BuSGAIoSWD " Il : p'm custom
SSliit-Liy. built rm;: picture window and
pandable attic.l dS oil 'uii h.-Rh. 1fsn' FIJI FIJI
bsmt. with firepl.; outside entrance.
Large lot with trees. Price, S16.25O.
To reach: Out Ga. ave. 3 miles from
Silver Spring. to Arcola ave, right
IAWkRNc2 slsa psn y. IuTgs. Il 81. 1m 4sss tssa'
1 MILE EAST MANOR CLUB. facing
Rockville rd.-Large 4 bedrms.. 6
acres land, porches; double gar.
horse barn; large lawn; to settle
fsssste; sastS,llss s2a 1899 1872 H. L. ENGLAND
sixsRooM COLONIAL home in Sill.
Spg.; brick. OF course, tiled bath /;
taTse o hea aqt s5kxiG2sSG Al Anchop hoGd fenced
GOOD a'n n.ishberooda hGe 1907 any family RyiphnY II
Owner 6FFERs Sri r his sDfn les e'ssi esbedrm.
2-bath home. with beaut. land
Scaped grounds In Takoma Park
Conv. to schools, shopping and
tranSp. Small cash payment will
handle. 81. 1901 for further de-
SI.5OO DOWN, balance like rent.
New semi-detached home few min
utes from Silver Spring. Extra large
living rm., large kitchen with range
ana refrigerator and dinette space;
dry basement, gas heat; two large
bedrms., tile bath; large yard. KEN
S1NGTON REALTY CO., LO. 6-IIO5
S2,9OO-see our plans for building
home on an acre of ground in
nearby MONTGOMERY Co. KENEING-
TON REALTY CO., LO. 5-11O5. "
SPECULATOR OR BARGAIN HUNTER
attention. S-room detached home
centrally located in Takoma PIX, can
be bought today for only SO, 800.
You can redecorate this property
and easily sell for S12,950. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. SH. 1103.
HOME AND INCOME-Several prop
critics in Takoma Park ranging from
2 to 8 units. all rented. reasonably
gEiced; RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
3 ACRES. improved with a 3-rm.
p house, electricity and running water;
small orchard: convenient location;
S3.S50. FRED B. CUSHMAN. Real
tor. 510. Frederick ave. Gathers
burg. Telephone 800 -12
Evening star., 1950-11-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

COLORED, $1,25O DOWN
Possession-14th and D sts. s.e.;
8 lge. rms. and bath. 2-story brick
fun bsmt., h.-w.h. coal; lge. yards;
to sell this week. Call till 8 pm.
weekdays; Sun, 12 to 5.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1919 18th st. NV. DI. 1858.
Evening star., 1950-11-12

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV MA. 2345.
3138 WESTOVER DR..
Beautiful stone and brick, in Hill
crest; 10 lovely rms. 2h baths, 2
open fireplaces, ell h.-w.h., buiit-iri
garage and many, other superb fea-
So. 1T. of land on beautiful elevation;
reas. price and easy terms are
assured. We consider this one Of the
hnest properties ever offered! Please
phone for appt. to inspect.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. 1887 Til o
-12
Mr.. 28th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
A new detached brick apt. with 10
units, all having 2 bedrms. Income
over $4,000 q. year and excellent
financing available. Call NE. 1I43
until pm. J. WESLEY BUCHAN-
AN, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-11-12

SEMIDET. BRICK HOME
ON 1ST COMM. HWY.
Modern, 2-story brick. 'front.'
ing 25 it., on Penna. ave.
Sc, near MINI. ave.; suit
able for remodeling for ofices,
apis. or most any commercial
use; 8 rooms. 2 baths. 2 in
closed porches, oil heat; must
be sold to settle estate. SUBJ
nit any reasonable offer. Call
Mr.. Ray, DE. 1872.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
VIERS MILL-S9, $50
VIERS Null VILLAGE
WeStmOreland Hills

A lovely lot, beautifully Handicapped; i;
q charming Colonial 5-bedroom brick
home: value hard to surpass. For
an appointment to inspect call C.
ALLEN SHERWIN. INC, EN-. 445O.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
ROCK CREEK HILLS
3541 Raymore Rd.

open sun, $50 PM.
On a knoll overlooking Rock Creek
tant view, this year-old home is on
a lot with frontage Of 10 IT. A
spacious center hall. liv. rm. with
fireplace. din. rm.. kit, study. pow
der rm. and screened porch are on
LIST f.; 3 master-sized bedrms. on
2nd f.. one Of them having an in
attic; rec. rm. space; laundry rm.
md lavatory in bsmt.: breezeway
with garden wall to garage. Many
fine details of construction. Excel.
financing. For information and
appt. at other times, please call
Mrs Cushard eves.. WI. 5S67.
1nez CuShard, Realtor
1880 Wis. Ave, OR. 1922.