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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
Building Congress Holds
|YuIe Purty Monday

The Washington Building Con-
gress Christmas party will be held
between S and 8 pm. Monday in
the MayfoWer Hotel.
Chairman of the event is Fred
w. Tropp. Others on the COM
mittee are Durwood Boeglen, E. H
Brooke, Walter K. Duncan, D. L
Hickey, E. G. Mealey, Alan Mills
jr., Robert Minte. D. w. Moss
Joseph Parkhill, jr., Russell Mar
tin. E. B. Veihmeyer and L. B
Zerkel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
ILift-Out Panels Ease Problem
OF Putting on Screen Doors

of the door, while the glasseo
panel is hinged on the inside anc
may be opened or closed at will
This overcomes any objection tc
the dual-prrpose door.
Where the owner does not want
a. large glass panel in the front
door, an excellent idea is to re-
move the top panels but leave the
center strip separating them ir
tached permanently to the outside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
Home Owner Queries
On Repair Problems
Answered by Expert

Question: We built a cement
block cistern in our basement,
sealing it with paraffine to gather
water that seeps into the cellar
However, we still have a very wet
basement.
What can we do to insure
against leakage other than plac-
ing a dug cistern outdoors? The
water seems to seep through the
base of the blocks on the cement
floor, although some water seeps
through double wall of cement
blocks.
Answer: Now that you have
used paraff1ne on the cement
blocks in the cistern. you will not
be able to put any cement mortar
or paint over it. If leakage occurs
through the mortar joints, it
might be possible to stop it by
raking out the old mortar to a
depth of a half-inch or more
brushing out all loose particles
wetting the inner surfaces of the
Joint and then packing with a new
mortar. This should be a fairly
stiff mixture of one part cement
and three parts of clean. coarse
sand.
Keep the new mortar damp for
several days. Since the inside sur
faces Of the block cannot be
coated with cement plaster, you
might try applying it on the out
side. Be sure the surface is
roughened and damp. then put on
two quarter-inch-thick coats of
cement mortar mixed as above
with waterproofing added.
The first coat should be
scratched with the point of a
trowel to provide a bond for the
next coat. The second coat should
not be put on sooner than "a
hours. Keep the plaster damp for
a week or so. The interpreting
material can be purchased at your
local mason material yard.
VarnlSh Spilled on Stove.
Question: How can I remove
linoleum varnish from the porce-
lain apron of my stove?
Answer: You can soften the
varnish with a solution of tri-
sodium phosphate or washing
soda. one cupful in a quart of hot
water. Apply this solution hot
with a dishmop, and when the
varnish softens, scrape it off
gently, without scratching the
porcelain. Rinse well afterward.
Mr. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on a variety of ..bjects
concerning home repair work. If
you would like to have his leaf1et.
'W-3, Fixing a Wet Cellar" send
10 cents in coin to Roger c. Whit
man, P. o. Box 80, Station G,
New York 10. N. Y.
tReleased by Consolidated News Faaturo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
$50 Reservations Made
For Realty YuIe Party

w. Laird Dunlop III, chairman
of the arrangements committee
for the Washington Real Estate
Boards 18th annual Christmas
party, said today $50 reservations
had been made for the event.
The party will be held at 1890
pm. Thursday in the Mayflower
Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
By Douglas Tuomey

Hanging or taking down window
screens is not hard work, but
screened doors are a chore. They
also have a habit of becoming
Dashed in, of warping and sag
ging. On the other hand, exterior
doors of the permanent type are
usually we'll made.
One way to eleminate the con-
slant switching of doors and max
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16
Hewitt Is Honored

Frank L. Hewitt, secretary
treasurer of the Montgomery
County Real Estate Board, was
elected this week as vice president
of the Maryland Real Estate As
ISOLATION and as member of its
board of governors. The meeting
of the association was held in
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-16

the door. In this case, long. mar
row frames are made, two with
screening and two with glass.
Many old houses that have g
front porch suffer from a dark
living room This presents a solu-
ton to that problem, and if pane
of insulating glass is used there
will be no additional burden put
on the heating plant.
Questions about this column
should be addressed to Mr.
Tuomey in care of the Bell Syndi-
cate. 229 West Forty-third street
New York CITY.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01
MLEORD CHRONICLE MILFORD DELAwARE FRInAY nrcrnrprn m
Cows Must Produce
200 Lbs. Fat To Make
Dairy Farmer A Profit

A dairy COW that produces onl,
zOO pounds of butterfat in a veal
seldom makes a profit for beI
owner, says VIM. H. Henderson
county Agricultural Agent.
The proof of this statement no
points out, is shown by the produc-
tlon records in dairy herd improve
ment association herds. In Sussex
County, there are % dairy farms
with 765 cows enrolled in this
DHIA program.
In association herds in 1949. for
the country as a whole. the cows
That averaged 200 pounds of butter.
rat consumed $131 worth of feed
and returned 1921 over feed cost
On the basis of the long standing
rule that the feed cost represent
only half of the total cost of keen
ing COW. these COWS did not nav
their way" by about $40. In fact
the records show that a COW should
produce substantially more than
zoo pounds of butterfat to make a
profit for her owner.
AS average production per COW
per year increases, so does profit
or the dairyman. The DHIA rec
Drds show that cows producing 359
pounds of butterfat in a year con-
sumed $156 worth of feed and re-
1894 over feed cost to their
'Wners. This means a net income
II $78 per COW. Cows producing
800 pounds of fat consumed S2OS
worth of feed and returned S479
over feed cost, or a net income of
1865.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01
FELTON,
By Mrs.
Evelyn KiIIen
Phone
FELTON, SS42

Mr. Samuel Sherwood returned
last Wednesday from TemDle Tni-
Yerslty Hos. PHILADELPHIA. where he
had been three weeks followino }
major operation. He is convalesine
very nicely and thanks his manV
lfiends Tor remembering him with
earas and flowers. Visitors Sunday
OF the SherwoOds were Mr.. and
MRS. Harvey Pleasenton and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Sharp of Dover
Mr. Charles Killen, Mrs. Alley
wyatt. Mr.. JOhp Green and Mr.
William A. Hargadine.
Mrs. e. NJ Bringhurst entertain
ed twenty five guests at a Thanks
giving dinner last Thursday. Her
brother and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas Mellor Of West Chester. Pa.
remained till Saturday.
Mr.. Franklin Blggs and daughter,
Marie and son, Jay, Ipent last week
end IN Washington. d. c.
PROFESSOR and Mrs. Howard Il
Henry and daughter and son visit
ed relatives in New York State over
the Thanksgiving Holidays.
Mrs. l.. d. Morrow spent Thanks
giving with her sister in ONLY. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Warrington
mad as guests for Thanksgiving
dinner Mr.. and Mrs. William Rus
sell and Mr.. and Mrs. William Rus
sell, Jr., and daughter of st Mich
aels, Nd, Mr.. Warrington is on a
Two weeks vacation. He and Mrs.
Warrington left Saturday for Ches- (
ter, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland S. Creadicl
and son, Wayne spent Thanksgiv-
ing and the weekend with her sis
Ter Mrs. LeOra Cannan in MOnclair
N. J.
Mrs. A. c. Bennett Mrs. Addie 1,
Herring and Miss Mary Biddle were
dinner guests Thanksgiving Day of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Layfield.
The Manship Church folks report /
a net receipt OF over five hundred \
dollars on their Thanksgiving din
ner.
The WSCS made eighty dollars
from the food and sOup sale held
recently. The WSCS will hold the
annual Christmas Party Monday.
December 4th at p. m. in the COM
nunity Hall. Each member is asked
% bring an inexpensive gift Mrs.
-da Hughes is chr, of the program
are Mrs. Walter Moore.
irS. Paul Hughes, Mrs Lester Dill
ina Mrs. w. A. Hargadine.
1t was Citizenship and Legisla-
i've Day OF the Avon Club Wednes-
lay of this week with Mr.. John G.
-eeeh Of Beacoms College. Wilm-
lgton as the guest speaker. The
ommittee was Mrs. Charles Hat
leld. Mrs. l. E. Cain Mrs. Paul
hughes Mrs. Marion MeGinnis and
lrs: Charles Lee Sipple.
The Adams Simpler Ware Post
uxiliary will hold a card and bin
o party in the IOOF Hall FRIDAY.
december 1st at 8 o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01

Mrs. Cora jackson has returned
home from a visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Alice Langrell in Harring,
ton. .
Mr.. George Kitchens left recent
~ to make his home with his daug-
hter, Mrs. Ida johns in Chester
Pa Mr.. Kitchens who is 80 years
Old has been a resident of FELTON,
for many years.
francis Holden and family have
moved into the Grant property
which he recently purchased.
Miss Elma Eaton is moving this
week into the ~GOOden property
winch the recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Motter have
moved into the property vacated by
the Holdens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gruwell en-
tertained at a family dinner sun
day. VII
Mrs. Reginal Pegler of Florida
ana Mrs. Norah Pegler of London.
england were guests several davs
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
=, 1A-9 10 the 1lISJ VlSlL TO this
country for Mrs NOrah Pegler.
Thelma Steward of Goldleys Col
lege. Wilmington spent last week
win her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.
J. Steward. The Stewards were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Wright in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor's din
ner guests Thanksgiving, were Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Carrow and Mrs
Clayton Porter of Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Dill were
thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Parson in Sea
ford. 0o''-
Lewis Harrington of University
1f Delaware spent the Thanksgfy-
ng Holidays with his parents Mr..
md Mrs. Louder Harrington. +
Terry Morris of Georgetown
Dent Thanksgiving and the week
snd with Morris Turner.
Miss Dorothy Heyd visited her
lncle, Elk. Sen. James NJ. TunneIl
n Georgetown Sunday Il
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01
In Old ENGLAND

Two centuries ago. in England
bars OF iron were frequently sold
py peddlers travelling the country
side carrying their wares
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01

Joln fhe swing 10 PYRoEAx Gas. for tbo
bsS' fuel for the best service! PYRoFAx
.sas Service gives you loW-cosf. efficient
aueI Tor cooking. water heating. room heat
org and refrigeration. a dependable service
s..Go modern with PYRoFAx Gas Service
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10

expect a political - IA
rest TIL spring anyway when the local elections take
speaking of local elections have an exclusive -
prediction that Mayor Eric Hoyer win get the II ~
unanimous majority for endorsement both NJ n
CLIO and AFL organizations for a second villa
that office
my guess that he'll walk in with ease this time
Since we were first to say that will be Youngdah vs. Hum
prey match for the Senate seat a. with the heavy
dene that YOungdah received the other the
in the loop already saying that Jr win be taken to
4
agree meetings Trygve
but they won't recognize him Secretary General THE face
familiar" they say. but don't the title"
HAVE FEW DEFINITIONS:
LIBERAL man who afraid to do anything because then he
would be a radical
REAcTIoNARY: Somebody is trying %
In the happened.
SORE LOSER: A who stn blames F.DR.
SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT: A hater.
wAsNcToN' city which OOlls in the summer Has the worst
Hms Is the capitol city of America but has less Democracy than the
city in the UsA FEPc has least chance there.
Harry Peterson it said go back practicing
Tie three times than he the Governorsp
The Democratic party (state) together
month and try to patch things
The local OnneapOlS Boxing Guild giving promoter Tony
stecher headache.
Although being Wednesday night guess
that Tony scher lost cash his boxing show last
night at the Auditorium He again the 3Oth
Senator Hubert Humphrey win have operation before return
ing Washington.
Only a very pretty girl pigtais
Abe Kashey the shovmanwrestler wealth
Has a string of apartments in Santa Monica
Gorgeous George will Minneapolis appearance before
long.
Fighters stick their chns
sap-happy
With the cost OF newsPrnt going almost daily don't be
prised the Sunday 20 cents
Sudden Thought Why do they always play the National Anthem
befor every bR-tm but not in
win changes made the coaching staff at the
melts.
QUICK the pocket that only two
sells a million copies each week
famous for their owcu often have other
ability
money ex-champ than Charles will
champ. (You figure 1t out)
listened Jane Russell joke that thought funny
with s hope
the candidates and office holders get together and work unity
Democracy wonderful isn't II?
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10

OF Course the Uno Score club at the home
Lewis Whtloct What fun Prize
Whlock-ony he would sme) present
enjoy themselves this evening included Jackie
Frances and Joe Bewngton Shirley
este Fraction Bill (or there Margaret
dance), and Eddie Johnson, etc
swell time.
Say did hear that Phema Benny" say do
Saturday November 18th certainly girl
from Illinois, Rockford believed you
the wedding Of Thema Price
and Mrs Saturday night Therefore couples
for the
Creep Of the week; D. W. (where heading deaes
Did know that James hospital? Well
didn't but do hope he's the best Of time
few Of the kids dropped in the
Friday night Included many
Laura Booker Mabe scroggns Nichols Louise
Woodford Pauline Young Young you
day.
heard game Highland Sunday after
The 90!
Have Tommy Shelton about vet?
He certainly looks fine his doesn't
and before forget il, went visiting change) on
Sunday afternoon and talk meeting peope
met the Carvers Golden Plymouth? Well did
and must they certainly especially
about the long they Joan
Renfr who sick at that time up out
before he week is tsmile)! Hope she
Gee here coughing all place cut this
shorter than had planned forget Bosc dance
Saturday, November 25th See va
Charlotte of course
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10
TWIN CITIES LADIES
BOWLING LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Local Boy
Makes Good
AS vioIinisf

A local st. Paulite who is now
an accomplished violinist has
been with the National Symphony
Orchestra of Washington, D. c.
for the past three weeks. He is
Maurice Myers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Myers, 622 st.
Anthony Ave.
Myers, who began studying the
violin under the tutorship of
Peter Lisowsky at the age of
nine, was graduated from Nc
Kinley grade school, attended
Marshall high school and was
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10

defensive star for st. Thomas
The st. Paul Clippers will play
their preliminary game against
Mauer Friday night, Nov. 10.
The Loafers' club had an ath-
letic banquet for Ted Bies in the
Ivy Room, Thomas and Victoria
Thursday night, Nov. 8.
Bob Robinson, former Marshall
student, had a very successful
year with the Manchester football
team this year. He expects to hold
the same job at Mac next year.
Ebony Magazine has a picture
and article on Jimmy Lee, pop
ular st. Paul Sports official.
Dwight Reed is having a very
dismal season at Lincoln Uni
versity in jefferson City, Mo. His
team was Inundated at its Home
coming game by Wilberforce by
losing $40.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10

ic, he practiced his lessons eager
ly. At the age of 20. he was in
Quoted in the army and remained
in the armed services for five
years. On his return, he resumed
his violin lessons and this year
auditioned for six weeks in New
York, where he was discovered
by the National Symphony Or
chestra- He is under contract to
be with them for 20 weeks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10
Want-Ads

ROOMS FOR RENT - No phone
calls. Address, 673 Iglehart
Ave. Kills
FOR SALE-Night Club, Large
Dance Floor. Seate 200 people.
Business and fixtures, $4,000.
Long Lease. Rice Street. Midway
PITT. x-14
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10
SANITY CITY
SPORTS
~ Jimmy Griffin

The Halle Seniors wound up
their football season with a
scoreless tie with Hill Athletic
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10

harsh with some candidates running for office I
meant just that But the people elect officials not
newspapers columnists.
Now that the election is over with and all the
printing bills win soon be paid 1.-THE printers are
with that score) we all expect a political
rest till spring anyway, when the local elections take
place
Speaking Of local elections have exclusive
prediction that Mayor Eric Hoyer win get the
unanimous majority for endorsement in both the
clio and AFL organizations for a second term in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10
Twin City Flashes
BY CHARLOTTE Perfect

Talk about sad coumns This probably takes all the
got terrific cold I'd better you ttl
going to tell you before head for that Vcks rub Fir
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10
Almost About
Everything
BY Percy Villa

As predicted this space weeks the Republicans
than the Democrats November r. that exactly what
happned might be Appropriately that
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10

Kappa Party That was held on Saturday night IN
Minneapolis was really something Included among
the many present were: Earl Bowman, Johnnie Mae
and Budgy Thompson, Joyce Clayton (who I am
told looked extremely sharp, Robert and Trudy
Wormley, Willie Harper, Alveda and Lloyd Smith,
Mcintosh Benerie Jones. Doris Boles Il haven't
seen you yet kd-but It's good to have you back
with us for spel), Margaret and Carol Allen Bill
McMoore, Billy Coins, Pauline Wallace Inman
Johnson Jewell Beck Don Riley and many others.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10
Bowling SeorSs
NORTHERN LIGHT BOWLING LEAGUE
"a Games; November 4, 1850
TEAM STANDINGS

Mems Shop 2093.
Highest team single game, Shop 1856
Highest individual game Brady ST.,
Judy 159.
Highest individual games Percy Hughes 51s
Fite
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-11-10

Club S unda y,
Nov. 5.
Chef ode n
kicked two ex-
ira points Sat
urday, Nov. 4
as st. Thomas
defeated Ham
line in their
II o m e C o ming
g a m e. Nc
Combs WAS the
Evening star., 1950-06-24
housEs toR SAkR-Mn.
Fred B. CuShman, Realtor

kTed Is. CuSnman, ReaIt0r
WASHINGTON oRovE-Sen nieunsa-
low. rms, and bath, s. 200,
NEAR DAMASCUS-s-Story frame.
covered With Johns-Manvtlie shin
Eles: : rms and bath. pantry. Z
eedrms., h,-Sh. front porch, COW
location. GARAGE, chicken house and
splendid Earden. S1.1oo, PoSS. win
title Call derry williams, Damascus
6@6i, or FRED 3. CCSHMAN.
GaiiherShurg Sq9.
DAMASCUS - s-rm, eanEalcw nsU.
fCll eSmt,, h,-A heat ey ell "
acre OF land <7.SAn- Call Jerry
Williams, Damascus 6sSi,
NEAR DAMAScuS-A very attractive
arm oungalow. h-a. heat nice To-
cation; sarakes gArden splendtd
nsighborhood: Sln 500, Call Jerry
Williams Damascus 6sel.
NEAR DAMASCUS acre, improved
with = semierick bungalow, con-
siStinE OF q lse. liv. rm. with epen
hrepl-, din, Tm comp. ka. sun
parler and lAvatoIy, End O, .
lovely hedTmS fun hSmt., oil h ~.
heat: xarase. lots OF valuable shrub
berry This is = nice home In every
respect Call Jerry Williams or
FRED \. cuSHMAN, Realtnr, 40
Frederick ave. GAithsrshurx apa
Evening star., 1950-06-24
HousEs EoR sALE-Mp.
RAMBLER

In an exclusive section Of Bethesda
This nne home nearing completion
consists Of porch, entrance hall, hv
lee. siee. kit. with space for break
fast set. 3 nice size hedrms. and
baths. hasn't. and storage attic
wide lot VIII be nicely Shruoeed
see this today and select your oEn
color scheme Directions: Out WIS
ave. 70 sradl.y blvd LETT approx
blk. to Aberdeen rd.. left 10 house
e. M. FRY. INC.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL. by owner. has 4
compl apts., 3 are compl. furn. In
come 1925 no., exclusive of 2-bed-
rm. apt: for owner. Price $19,950.
Terms. TR. 1903. ga
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. Md. 1908
Gateway blvd, 5-rm. house. at
tached gar, bsmt., lot 100000.
Bus service: close to school and
shopping center. so
rec. rm.. nice yard. ". CLIFFORD sE1
SHERTzER, Realtor, RE. 2201, 81
sos end ST. Sc. 4 apts., 4 baths.
4 kitchens, side and front entrance
4 rms. and bath. 1st a.. $1,000
SwSTRs g SEiSo? IA esss soio' o'sn -as ' sun
Evening star., 1950-06-24

NR. ALABAMA AVE. Sc. Only $40.
home, 5 rms. and bath. Hardvd. rs,
full bsmt-, gas heat. Call Mr.. Smith,
10. 2-lS03. MORGAN REAL
ESTATE CO.. RE. 1910. -25
CORNER HOME-3 Apts. porches:
excel. cond.: auto. heat; &15.950,
call RE. 1915, CHAPMAN REALTY
Cn
Evening star., 1950-06-24
SAT, 4 SUN, / 10 DARK
500 JACKSON AVE.
pApK coo S1f)

The Cape Cod OF your dreams, Don't
miss this house Al lovely larss
fast space Besides z bedrmS. the
attic Is eSpandahle, There Is . porch
and sarage The full basement has
q fireplace and full bath with Won
derful SPACE for a recreation room,
10 everythinE DIRECTIONS Out
New Hamp. ave. to Ethan Alien ave.
left 10 Jackson ave, right block 20
house
Evening star., 1950-06-24
OPEN SUNDAY Pa

Sl0S Parker ave, wheaton Hills.
Sll.qSn; Ss.O0o down and so mo-
Beautiful brick eungaloW, fireplace,
Bendix washer. lovely shade trees.
Directions; Out viers Mil I'd, right
on Newport Mi I'd rtght on Parker
ave Mrs MrEwan on premises.
COX n CO. 81 us1s, Ewes. Ashton
aa4i. -.S
Evening star., 1950-06-24
HILLCREST
CApE, ron RPTCK

RANDLE HIGHLANDS
well-built 7-rm. house on lot look
100.. full basemt., Ia bath, nice
porch, 2-car garage, conv. to bus.
stores, schools, churches, priced to
sell with or without furn.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 PA. AVE. Sc, LU. 4-004O
Evening star., 1950-06-24
5es RICHMOND AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY IA
S165nn RAMBLER

In Sunset Terrace section of silver
Spring; nr. Sligo Park Golf Course
Brick. 3 larse bedrms. with huge
closets. full bsmt.. with firepl, and
nook and sarbase disposal. Excel.
$14,950, RAMBLER
2-bedrm. brick rambler with eOx13
liv. rm., ex12 dinins rm:. / bedrm.
16x13 tboth have huge double clos
ets). eauipt kit. with exhaust fan.
expandable attic. full bsmt., built in
garase. Lot nearly N acre.
81, 400 DOWN
For this New Ensland Col. In Silver
recr. rnn. in bsmt., large lot. Subject
to VA approval. Non-vet purchaser
may assume GI loan presently on
THE GOSS co.
REALToR, JU. 7-s21l TIL o
For Large Family-$l4,950"
Here is 5-bedroom. 2-bath brick
bungalow in Takoma Park, near
sanitarium. Built Immediately before
and ! bath down: 8 bedrooms and
bath UP; full basement; sun deck.
Brick Colonial-$l5,950"
Center-entrance plan; large living
room, family y-sised dining room and
large kitchen; well-proportioned
bedrooms and bath on I'd floor:
porch; full basement with half bath;
excellent condition; may so GI at
this price.
"Chevy Chase Rambler"
Truly . custom home; large living
room with fireplace, separate dining
room. all GE kitchen with dish
rooms; . paneled den with fireplace;
Ia baths; basement: radiant heat:
garage with breezeway. over "a acre
lot bordering on Rock Greek Park.
WOODMOCR AGENCY. INC.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
COUNTRY ESTATE

Just OF Silver Hill rd.. cool in
summer, warm In winter. SELF
liouidating. $1,000 down. $50 per
mo-; upper f1oor separate apart
ment; monthly rental $40: liv.
quarters 1st A.: ample for ordinary
family Porches, shade trees, $40
acre Of land. cow to transportation.
Mccoy for conservative people who
enjoy home life. T. D. BURGESS,
VI. 2S02 till Q.
Evening star., 1950-06-24
IT. DAVIS

6-room semidet. brick in sc. Wash
ington's most convenient section;
equipped kit. full bsmt.. gas a-ch.,
full price 81 $50. Assume Ar loan
ntn ar4nmn monsay Iaymsnss "a ssas ssS-s" ~, T.
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continued on Nsxt Passl
Evening star., 1950-06-24
COIORED

2O-ft.- wide English type
brick; new-house cond. throughout;
desirable ne. sect; lge. liv. rm,
fam. -sized din. rm., lse. equipped
kit. 1st mr.; 8 bedrms., tile bath
2nd FIR; lge. bsmt. with beaut. rec.
rm.; &C. heat; brick and screened
front porch; concrete rear porch
and fenced yard; very attractive
terms. For details caIl Mr.. Brock,
TR. 1895; after PM, WA. 9199.
FRANK j. MURPHY, JR., INC,
1923 Benning I'd. ne. -25