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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-03

may concentrate their major cleo
tives in various fields of their
choice in order to take care of in
dividual differences and adapta-
bility.
"The curriculum of jackson Col
lege is a functional program of
teacher education. The college
makes no attempt to give degrees
in any one of the phases of teach
er training available to students
on an elective basis, however suf-
ficient work is given in each of
the subject matter fields to produce
a good community school teacher.
All four graduates received the de-
gree of Bachelor of Science in Edu-
cation +"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-03
Washington -.
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NooHClHueu from rage One)
ton and interned at Freedmen's
Hospital in 1913. In 1919 he
served as Research Fellow in
Pediatrics at Howard University
and Freedmen's Hospital. Under
y. S. Public Health Service Eel
lowship he completed "a study on
the absorption of fat from the di-
gestive tract of premature IN
fants.
This cooperation of the Hospital
IN the training of colored physi-
clans in pediatrics is expected to
aid materially in supplying the
need of Negro pediatricians. At
the present time there are only
fifteen certified Negro pedia-
tricians.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-03
Methodist
CONTINUED from Page One)

The new chapel, where all of the
conferences sessions were held is
one of the most beautiful buildings
of its size and kind to be found
anywhere in the county, and is
equipped with organ and chimes,
all of which added greatly to the
worship of the conference.
These and other buildings of
white, against a background of
spring growth of flowers and
greenery, and gentle Gulf breeze
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-03

plans call for both a faculty and
student body to be made up of
many nationalities and races.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
Bucky rode Fellom overto H,e park mhere there mere lot of Indians. make believe Indians.

seven-year-old arm.
 That's great" sai dhis father. "You've very healthy"
 "Im the strongest cowboy in the world" said Bucky.
 "Son," said his father, Christ mas is coming pretty soon. What would you like Santa to bring you?"
 Bucky sat down and thought for a while. Then he said, "I've got everything, I guess. Pistols, horse, lasso-there's really not much else"
 "F1ow about baseball and bat?" said his father.
 Bucky shook his head. "I'd never use it."
 "Well, a football? Or a set of drums? Or some lead soldiers?"
 Bucky took bead on the living room light with his gun. 'fHon- estly, Dad,-who would a cow boy be doing with that kind of stuff"
 "But there must be something" said his father. Santa can bring you most anything you want, you know. You think of something and write it down. You'd be sur prised at what Santa could do for you."
 Bucky went in his room and put Fellow in his stable under the bed. He hung his guns on the closet door and pulled off his boots.
 He sat on the bed twirling his lasso. All the time he was think ing. A great big wonderful idea was growing in his mind until finally he was just about ready to burst with excitement.
 His father said Santa could bring him most anything and that was certainly true because in
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24

in a big city 2000 miles away from the wide open west. He rode the subway to and from school. He played in the city park. He had never touched a cow, never been on a ranch, never ridden a horse.
 All the same he was cowboy. To be truthful, you'd have to say he imagined he was a cowboy. But it's all the same thing.
 He dressed in jeans and check cred shirt. He carried two six shooters, one on each hip. A short and ragged lasso hung from his belt. His red hat dipped over his forehead. He usually carried a stick which he constantly patted. The stick, of course, was his trustry hourse Fellow.
 Every Saturday and Sunday Bucky rode Fellow over to the park where there were a lot of other cowboys-real like himself and a lot of Indians, too-though the Indians were wholly make believe.
 And that was the Great Sorrow of Kid Buckaroo's life: that there were no more honest-to-goodness, war-painted, whooping, fighting Indians left in the world.
 All the Indians we have now are good ones," his father told him.
 Don't they ever fight cowboys anymore?" asked Bucky.
 'No, they are our friends. And cowboys spend their time riding herd, and branding cattle. and getting beef to market"
 We'll, that's not the way Kid Buckaroo spent his time He chased Indians. He tracked them down the main avenues of. the city, ambushed them in elevators, captured whole tribes with his
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
Santa ::: #: COWBOY 4, ,usx.t.,,u.. By LUcREcE HUDGINs
Bv lUCRECE HUDCINS

other years Santa had brought him everything he could think to ask for, even including the time he'd asked for baby sister.
 "Golly!" he thought as he rush. ed to his desk for paper and pen cil. "Wait'll the kids see what I turn up with on Christmas morn ing!"
 Then he sat down and carefully wrote his letter to Santa. This is what he said:
 'Dear Santa, I'd be so happy forever if you'd please bring me some real live Indians to fight"
 And he signed the letter "Kid Buckaroo, Terror of the West"
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
whole WOrld).

whole worlO.
 "That was Jindians," remem- bered Mortimore. "But Indians and Jindians are probably the same thing. Anyway, if Santa is having trouble. I should thinks he needs some big strong fellow like this Kid Buckaroo to help him. I'm going to write Kid Buckaroo letter. Look, his address is right on here"
 When Kid Buckaroo Rnown as Bucky) went to the mail box he found a letter for himself that said: Dear MT. Buckaroo, Santa is having trouble with real live fighting Indians in Santa Land and he could sure use your help. Mortimore Moonface."
 Bucky's heart thundered with excitement. So there were some fighting Indian left in the world! And in Santa Land of all places. Why, Santa's very life was prob ably in danger!
 A cowboy certainly knew what he had to do. He belted on his two six-shooters, yanked his faithful stick horse from under the bed and grabbed his lasso. Don't worry, Santa," he whis-
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
MORE NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY

The K. K. Public Library an nounces the receipt of more new books at the library.
 In mysteries there are: 'Iight at the Mocking Widow" Dickson: Double, Double," by Ellery Queen; "A Murder Announced,' by Christie; 'Rim of Terror," by Teilet; Meat Little Corpse" Mur. ray; Hunt with the Hounds,' Eberhardt; Devils Stronghold,' Lord; "The D. A. Breaks An Egg Gardner; Staircase Four," Reilly.
 Biographies, "Iron Curtain" b3 Gouzenko; "Story of Ernie Pyle by Miller.
 Nature-"Cup of Sky" by Peat. tie.
 Science - Fiction" by Mar. guiles.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
two Six-ShOoterS.

"I don't know what to do with him." moaned his mother Good ness, I only hope his baby sister doesn't grow up to be cowgirl"
 Maybe we can get his some thing for Christmas to get his mind off cowboys" suggested his father.
 Presently Bucky galloped in on Fellow. Feel my muscle, Dad" ," he said. He held up his skinny
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
CHAPTER ONE SANTA AND THE COWBOY

Once upon a time there lived a little boy named George Harold Sanders. His mother called him Georgie and his father called him son. But he called himself Kid Buckaroo, the Terror of the West. If you were his friend he would let you call him Becky.
 He was a cowboy.
 He lived in an apartment house
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24
CHAPTER TWO BUCKY GETS AN ANSWER

BUCKY GETS AN ANSWER
 Kid Buckaroo wrote letter to Santa Claus asking for some real live fighting Indians for Christ mas. He left the letter for his father to mail and went to bed.
 Now, parents have to read let ters to Santa before they mail them to be sure there areeno mis- spelled words. So Bucky's father read his letter.
 Good heavenS." he exclaimed. "All he wants for Christmas are some Indians to fight!'
 Mercy" cried Bucky's mother. What ever shall we do?"
 "I don't know. Maybe I better dress up like an Indian Chief. But one thing is certain-here's one letter that will never reach Santa Claus, thank goodness!"
 He tossed the letter into the waste basket. But what strange things happened to that letter!
 The next morning the waste basket was emptied by the trash man and taken away in a big truck. As the truck rumbled through the streets, the wind loosened the paper and blew it onto the sidewalk.
 A man walking to work kicked the paper into an alley. There a small boy snatched it, wadded it up and batted it across the street like ping pong ball.
 This time it landed right at the feet of Mortimer Moonface who was sitting on the curbstone rest ing. Few people could see Morti- mer because he was brownie. He was on his way home from the bakery where he worked put ting holes in doughnuts.
 I guess you know that fairies and elves and such are not just creatures to be found in forests and books. No indeed. Every city is filled with them-tiny men and women, not six inches tall, mak- ing a living in the city just like everyone else.
 Now Mortimer Moonface car ried a wee loaf of bread under his arm. When he saw the crumpled paper at his feet he picked it up and wrapped it around the bread to keep it clean. When he reached home Cbehind the face of the big City Hall clock) Mrs. Moonface unwrapped the bread. As she did so she cried out, "Why-Santa's name is written here!"
 'So it is," said Mortimer, peer ing over her shoulder. "Let's see. It says Dear Santa, I'd be so hap py forever it you'd please bring me some real live Indians to fight. Kid Buckaroo, Terror of the Vest"
 Say" cried Mrs. Moonface. "Wasn't Herbert telling us some thing about Indians in Santa Land last week?"
 (Herbert, a brownie who work ed on newspaper, knew about everything that went on in the
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24

pered. "Kid Buckaroo is on thu way!" Next: BuckY Meets Snow Bird
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-24

Dried vegetables were used dur. ing the Civil War to proven Scurvy.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S1l5OO :

SUNNYBROOK-On S11, 800 - S76
mo. incl. taxes and ms; cor. brick,
3 bedrmS., gas &C. heat, full bSmt.
Mrs. harrington, WA. 7457. BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors, ST. 2026.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Brick bunga-
low, convenient location. excellent
eeqqnditi99nn, immediate possession.
TAKOMA PARK - Two story brick,
living rm. with fireplace. bookshelves
and large mirror, dining rm., kitch-
en-, 2 bedrmS., tile bath, fun bsmt,
large porch. range, refrigerator and
washing machine. S12250. WIN
STON C. CLAY, WA. 422S. -22
TEMPLE HILLS-New, custom built
rambling brick bungalow with large
liv. rm.. 2 large bedrms. din. rm.,
modern elec. kitchen. tile bath, Oil
air-cond. heat. All rooms have
aluminium framed picture windows.
Lot 10Ox200 with shade trees and
fiagstone walk. Should go GI. Call
LEIGH c. KELSEY. Jr.. 1910 Pa
ave. s.e.. FIR. 4030 or Ii. 4-1ll4.
UNIVERSITY HILLS-Vet may pur-
chase this de luxe 6-rm. brick CO.
lonial home with low monthly pay
ments. Concrete side porch, full
bsmtn +. p; lge; lot; walking dis
$14,750; $1,000 down, balance AZ.
Call WA. 5000 till pm. ROBERT
s. DAVIS & CO.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Fine tapestry
brick, 7-rm. home; ideally located;
h:-w.h., porches, garage, full bsmt.,
oN IL baths eTNsoN l9Esly NlsndSSaped Wa sok@ I4t
Evening star., 1950-01-22
S11,500
GT %1 SO0 nOWN

Beautiful Spanish type bum
gaInw, living room. 1S #. 16 #.
with open firepl. din. rm.,
10 x 12; equip. kit: Q lge.
bedrms. with full tile bath, all
on one floor; full bsmt. with Q
lge finished rms. and shower
bath. Laundry rm. and furnace
rm. Outside entrance, lot look
200. beautifully Handicapped.
House in perfect cond., equip.
with storm windows and screens.
Conv. to transp. See 1t today.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlANpIs Is
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Open Sunday at l PM.
FROM SO Q50 lip

New, well-designed Dutch Colonial,
containing 6 large rooms, full base
ment, Bryant gas heat; finest mate
rials and construction: select white
oak flooring; immediate occupancy;
easy terms; also 7-room detached
brick homes with first-fioor den and
Out Colesville pike, turn left on
Lanark way Opposite Indian Spring
Country Club, continue approx
mately 5 blocks to Dallas ave-,
then right to property. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS. INC, DI 101b.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
"VACANT"

A pickup in a prewar-built det. brick
home with 6 large. rms. 3 bedrms.: !:
tiled bath: located in an excellent
section of Silver Spring; 81 1850,
low cash, easy terms. Call ME.
l143 until 6 pm. j. WESLEY
RITCHANAN RealtOr
Evening star., 1950-01-22
BRANCHVILLE

Stucco, near car stop, stores, schools
hardwood floors. living room. kitch-
en-, bath and 2 bedrooms, expan.
attic with dormer and sub floor;
nice full basement. back porch and
lovely yard. S63 per mo. Call Mrs.
Wilson. TO. 1896. cox & CO, INC. .,
Evening star., 1950-01-22

SMALL BRICK HOUSE
With possibilities of expanding. In
a neighborhood of more expensive
houses. Near Westmoreland Circle
and Spring Valley Shopping Center.
Prewar built by an architect for
his own home. Attractive square
entrance hall, large liv. Lrm. and
paneled study, both with f1replaces.
Din. rm. opens onto delightful
porch. 8 bedrms. with unusual ar
rarngements, baths, att. gar.
CALL MRS. MCKEE, MI. 1857
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtor. GEORGETOWN Once. HU.
1865.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
S10,500
ct C500 DOWN

Two-story, 6-rm. and bath
home located directly. in front
of st. Jerome Catholic School
and I blk from public school.
1st floor, 3 very large rms: End
f., 8 large bedrms., and bath;
exp fsa trnf atsif 101r full bsmt; oil neaT; heat
home at very conv. price Mo.
payments approx. S72, including
taxes and insurance.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
EN-. 2345 or OR. 6565.
YOUR CHILDREN

Will enjoy this b-acre homesite i'm
proved by this prewar built det.
rm. with huge log-burning fireplace
and bookshelves, din. rm.. de luxe
kitchen, bedrms. and tiled bath
on first floor; large bedrm. and full
bath on second floor; det. garage;
automatic heat; immac. cond. and
the price is below the market on
GEORGETOWN I'd. in a community of
fine homes. Call ME. 1143 until
8 pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Evening star., 1950-01-22
\ SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD
NO DOWN PAYMENT

Only Q left of these lovely bungalows
with 2 twin-size bedrooms, large liv
Large lots. in Wheaton. Md. Dir:
Out Ga. ave. to 11700 block, left
on Arcola ave. to sample house and
open sign. Open today, IL to dark.
EX hHlE
Evening star., 1950-01-22
OPEN TODAY, 1-6
300 WINDSOR ST,

home, bordering the park; first, floor
consists Of liv. rm., din. rm., lovely
kit, glassed-in porch; full bsmt.,
finished rec. rm., built-in gar:
S23,50 To reach: Out Colesville
rd. to Dale dr., turn right 9 blks.
to Dartmouth ave, left to Windsor
and right to nrnpertY
Evening star., 1950-01-22
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAkp
OPEN SUNDAY

GI opportunity. Only $500 cash will
buy this excellent Colonial brick
home with gas heat, fireplace in
living room; level fenced yard; mod
ern in detail; convenient to bus,
shopping. 1908 Averna St, Wheaton,
Md. Call for directions, MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. 1900. Eve, CHI. 1867.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
S12.750

Brick story and half bunga-
low facing Government park.
Lg. liv. rrn. with open f1repl., lg.
din. rm., fully equip. kit. Q
bedrms. and tile bath. Full bsrnt.
with outside entrance; h.-wh.:
trans. This house can be used
as 3 bedrms.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
Approx. ID A. of Ground

This property is completely fenced
and improved with a dandy 5-rm.
JIM shingle bungalow with I'm
ished attic and full basement: Al
condition; property located In
Bethesda area and real value at
ROBERT B. HALL. CO., WI. $3.50.
1902 Old GEORGETOWN Rd, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
COLESVILLE

OPEN l TO 5
most attractive new English,type
2-Story stucco over cinder block
house, on 2 acres OF productive
land; more ground avail; located
on Colesville rd.; 1st f.. liv. rm.,
din. rm. with firepl. kitchen. bedrm.
shed. | W 4 bedrms. and fun bath
with modern fixtures in: full bsmt.;
stairway to storage attic; oil h.-w.h.; j;
lge garage; hardwood fis.; modern
kitchen with stove and lge. -refgr.
Price, S16.S50, on terms Direc-
tions: Out Colesville rd. 8 miles past
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Ga. Ave. Lo. 5-1231.
IN 6OoJ6
Evening star., 1950-01-22
SILVER SPRING, MD.

IUUIJ 17ITIV1O II.
Unusually fine frame home. located
dining room, kitchen, bedroom and
bath on 1st f.; bedrooms and
bath on 2nd H. 2-car det. garage,
chicken and Toulouse. Fenced lot,
shade and fruit trees, strawberry
and asparagus beds. Large porch
with awnings. Low price and ,rea-
sonable terms. To reach: Georgia
ave, rt. on Seminary and Capitol
View, rt. on Leafy to Menlo and
sign Open Sunday, l until dark.
Weekdays by appointment. Call SH.
4544.
A. J. KESSINGER g. CO..
Realtors, 1905 Bonifant st.
Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
CHEVERLY
C7S0 DOWN

Open today, 3-5 PM. 62l0 Inwood st.
In the heart of Cheverly. off 5000
block of Cheverly ave. 6-rm brk. 81,
well built and immaculate. hard
wood floors, dry, airy basement. gas
heat, huge yard Possession, 10
DAYS cox {, co RE 1879
Evening star., 1950-01-22
WA. $500. Open till 6 PM

SToV DOWN! S03 MO.
Plus taxes and insurance to vets,
brand-new, 3-bedrm. rambler; ultra
modern kitchen, tile bath, gas heat;
lot 50xl9O, beautifully shrubbed;
near all conveniences, in Hyatts-
vile; full price, only S10.95Q. Call
PERRY BOSWELL INC.
WA 1900. Open till 8 pm
Evening star., 1950-01-22
S12,S0n
M - ~-w

Brick Cape Cod. Lovely liv.
rn. with open fireplace, din. rm.,
equip. kit, 2 nice bedrms., mod
ern tiled bath with modern f1x-
West Hyattsville location. $4,000
cash, assume AZ loan.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
S9.950
ct NOTHING DOWN

CT NOTHING DOWN
New brick bungalows fea-
turing picture window liv. rm.,
with corner windows in other
rms. of house. fully equip. kit,
din. rm., lge liv rm., 2 bedrms.,
and full tile bath. Stairway
to expansion attic. Gov. located,
blks. from street car, shopping
center to be erected on subdivi-
sion. or futher details. call this
office.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
NEARBY MARYLAND

Det. arm. shingled bungalow,
equipped kit; h.-w. oil heat; nice
fenced-in lot; near everything: $3.50
interest, taxes. LOUIS MILLER
REAL ESTATE, uN. 2723. Ewes,
UN. z26o. -Zz
Evening star., 1950-01-22
CHEVERIY

Lovely prewar home of brick and
clapboard const., situated on lge.
corner lot; spacious rooms, 1St-
floor. powder room, lge. screened
porch, attached garage. Reasonably
PRICED, terms. Call WA. 5000, TO.
1866.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
Evening star., 1950-01-22
HOUSES wTp. TO BUY tcent.

FREE APPRAISALS, no obligation
We have cash buyers for home.
priced right in D. C. and Maryland
White or colored. Call us now
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV, DI. 3346.
BURLETrH-GLOVE PIX. AREA
Have recently sold several homes
here and have cash buyers
anxious to deal Immediately. II
you are considering selling,
call will be appreciated and will
receive prompt attention. Call
Poster Shannon, WO. S915 for
Information.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 II St. NV. Ma 234b.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
co o5o ca pu.p MO

INJ,JOV--'N1 'N1IV Z FlIN 1FIO
8 bedrms., equipped kit, tull bSmt
oil heat; bus at door; school, church
and shopping; GI, $3.50: nonGI,
$1,450 down. McFNTFE REAL
ESTATE, WA. 9317. DU. 3951
Evening star., 1950-01-22
STITDTO BEDROOM
/ ACRE FENCED
ATTENTION GIs
NO MONEY DOWN

; large rms, u tiled baths, garage,
concrete porch, flrepl., full bsmt.,
gas heat. When you see this house
you vii! know it's q bargain. House
HU. s01S; job, WA. 9213: ewes.
MI 1868 -22
Evening star., 1950-01-22

SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW-S14,-
200; l blk. from st. Michael,ss s
McpEv1rT Msples: RorfRsii RsxLToR LTfs5sse RA. 1922.
SILVER SPRING < OPEN SUNDAY.
Sre I'll coIoha darkExra xss saTs large tapestry
screened porch. 23-ft. liv. nm m
table space: ; twin-sized bedrms..
2 baths up, recr. rm.;, "a bath, and
garage in .bsmt.; walking. distance
schools Price. ss$.75o.-' u'S5 Open iAto to
Georgia ave. to Seminary road, left
to Second ave, left to open sign.
INDIAN SPRING MANOR-Lge. brick
and stone Colonial. slate roof, land
porch, familylsized din. lin. I'm rrn.. eIee. s
kit, breakfast nook, "a bath; 8
twin.,sized bedrms. and bath up;
full bsmt.; large 4G 1st. trust. Di-
rections, out Colesyille I'd. to Frank
to East Indian Spring drive and
SILVER SPRING -bedrm., 1Ha-bath
brick Cape Cod, liv. rm., din. rm.,
es Excel 0S4a afs garage paise lsyf7 s7est 4
7-s330. wo. 1881. 81. 1924.
SILVER SPRING.
Here's a darling in a bungalow;
CHEEKY rms. fully equipped kit, for
terms; centrally loc. Call
j. RANDALL WALCROFT. REALTOR
SH, 6619. Ewes, SH 4499.
WHEATON HILLS SILVER SPRING
2. story colonial on lovely lot, can
ent be bought ,ee with bed4ms small doTn d bIn pay
kit. with plenty Of eating space,
Sa:sSoS WooDsfbE De qazs Really ~ co, e;m. -a1
11612 GRMNDVIEW AVE.
OPEN TO-DAY TO-DAY, i4s rs PM.
Owner leaving town and must sell
thi satb ds5 sas brick It, Lsres large level T0o%s o
Beautifaiiy shrubbed. Only s14':
500. Dir: Out Ga. ave. to 117OO
block, left to Grandyiew and open
sign. LOUIS RUDDEN. EX. 57O7.
1889 RED OAK DRIVE. WooDsIDE
FOREST. SILVER SPRING
charming home on a large corner
lot, Living room, dining room.
kitchen, powder room. screened
porch, 8 large. bedrooms, 2 baths
and sun deck; large attic and base
HSit' 5oo h.-Wsh.b dtSdNiCu. Bdl dSC,
slate roof: copper screens and gut
tering; really good buy at S27,-
500: close to bus and shopping CEN
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 1 TO s
Directions: From Silver Spring con-
tinue out Georgia ave. l mile, turn
right on Columbia blvd. 3 blocks to
E. M. FRY, INC.
WI. 6740; Evenings, WI. 514s.
MONTH OF BARGAINS" REDUCED
$4,000 on each house, No. 8 and No.
II Devon rd., in beautiful Sligo
Park Hills, Just | mi. past D. C.
line-New det. brick on lovely,
wooded level lot; 1st f., .entr: hall
through to large de luxe kit. powder
rm.. 24x15 liv. rm.,. paneled in
bleached mahog.; firepl., large din.
rm., side screened porch; End H., 8
large bedrms., bath, finished attic,
II closets, attached gar; gas heat
bsnt.. 14x2S mahog. paneled rec.
rm., summer kit. and dinette. shower
bath. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
Out Piney Branch I'd. to Sligo ave-,
right and follow McDevitt signs.
McDEvTTT, Realtor, RA. 4422.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
u -acre lot. High elevations. fine
view, 8 twin-bedrooms, full baths,
pictufe-window lfving-rm.. din. rrn..
GE kitchen, bsmt.-rec. rm. with pic
tUe windows and fireplace. Maids
rm and bath, att. 2-car garage.
Excel. location. Call EN-. 1900,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
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peter ]. hagan
OFFERS
$4,000

G1 NOTING Hing DOWN
Beautiful 5 rm. bung allow.
Liv rm. with firepl., lg. din,
rm- equip. kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath, full bsmt. with laundry
rm., oil heat, corner lot with
picket fence. This is your little
white cottage.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
4-BEDROOM RAMBLER

Situated on A-acre corner lot. This
gracious home is offered to you for
only $26,950, substantial cash
needed. Consisting of liv. rm.,. fire.
pl., din. rm., spacious kit. with GE
equipment. 2Ia baths, large side
screened porch; built-in gar; oil
heat. Priced to SELL 10010 Green
acres dr., Hillendale, Md: Out N.
H ave- eXitendea pios 70 oyerloes dr" dr"
left to sign. Call SH. 6763 for APP
pointment. Open 7 days weekly,
anytime from 10 to 8.
VIERS MILL VILLAGE
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp
BETHESDA SECTION

BETHESDA SECTION
AND BATH ON 1st FIR
detached brick home, like new;
large living room, dining room and
all-electric kitchen; 8 bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor: screened porch;
full, dry basement, gas a.-c. heat;
garage; splendid terms; Immediate
possession. Ewes. and Sun, call
IA. 0620.
INTERPRETATIONS
Evening star., 1950-01-22
S12,950
FUTURE INCOME PROPERTY


$1,000 CASH
Large 2. story, S-rm. home,
conveniently located; 4 large
bedrooms, front and rear porches;
full bsnt. with outside entr.,
shower and wash basin and work
bench; expansion attic. Bsmt.
ideal for apt. or business: over
"a are reZonable commercial in
CT. II you are looking for Q large
home, be sure to see this. $4,000
cash required.