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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
"Commish" Says We
Were Slightly in Error

At the Monday meeting in
the courthouse, when the del
egation met with the county
commissioners to request a re-
consideration on the ban pro-
hibiting folk dancing on the
esplan a d G, haywood Love
asked The Journal to correct
his quotation, in part only,
that appeared in last weeks
issue. He says it should have
read: Il did enjoy folk dane
ing" instead of Il enjoy folk
dancing"
The writer vividly recalls
sway back yonder" when May
wood played what we con-
sidered a wicked" guitar.
Jokingly, Mr.. Love said he
still likes to pick a little yet"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29

)artment, said that every ma
ior road in Noble county was
:losed to traffic, Sunday morn
ng and afternoon
Traffic was detoured thru Nc
Connelsville, since three feet of
water was reported at Whipple
md Lower Salem on south u. S.
Route 81. This condition existed
until Monday noon, when nor
nal traffic was again resumed
over route 81.
Belle Valley reported the
heaviest damage with water en-
tering % business places and
homes, as well as the postoffice.
Eleven inches of water covered
the Bennie Bober tavern, with
three feet of water under the
raffic light in the center of
town. Three inches of water
we're reported in the George
Bariock tavern.
Marshal Taylor, of Belle Val
ley, narrowly escaped serious
injury, early Sunday morning,
when a limb from a tree broke
off and just missed hitting him.
Fhe limb was ten inches in dia-
meter.
The Tommie Edwards home
in Belle Valley caught on fire at
/ o'clock Sunday morning from
4 short circuit on an electric
2ump. Most of their clothing was
lost and damage was reported to
the inside of the house before it
was extinguished by neighbors.
According to the state high
way department, the following
roads were covered with water
Sunday morning:
State Route 81 at Ava, Coal
Ridge, Belle Valley just south
of Belle Valley, at the underpass
in Florence Addition and just
outside the corporation line near
the Caldwell electric light plant.
South of Caldwell, route Il was
blocked at the John Iams bridge,
Dudley, near the home of Carl
B. Ogle, and again at Whipple
and Lower Salem, where the
water did not recede until Mon
day noon.
Route 215 at Belle Valley to
Cumberland; route 146 from Sar-
ahsville to Fredericksdale; route
78, just east of Caldwell at the
corporation line and again al
East Union.
1t was at the junction OF
routes rs and 260, near East
Union, where eight feet of water
was reported.
State Route 564 to Harrietts-
vile was inundated, as well as
route 145 to Lower Salem.
With the exception of route 81,
all highways were again cleared
of high water Sunday afternoon
In Florence Addition, John
buffalo, who operates service
station on Route 81, estimated
damages at $500 to his gasoline
storage plant and some lumber
Many farmers from every Sec
ton of the county said Monday
that the loss to crops in the low
lands was especially heavy.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29

ladies and the Sharon, Center,
Fulda and Olive oranges will be
guests.
Friday afternoon has been re-
served for rural ladies and MEM
bers of the Laurel, Renrock and
Kennonsburg oranges.
However, a cordial invitation
has been extended to all house
wives in the county to attend at
least one session, most conven-
lent for her.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
Cooking School At Brady's Shop
Nou In Second Successful Day

the all electric cooking school
being Bradys Appliance Store West street.
Thursday Friday afternoons beginning at l30
o'clock.
opened Wednesday under the supervision of Miss
Helen Betty Kuger from the Frigidae division
school being conducted in the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
ATTEND CELEBRATION

Mrs. Alva Watson and sons,
Dwight and Wayne, and Mrs. S.
F. Dettra, of the Sarahsville
community, visited in Louisville,
KY, over the weekend. While
there they attended the fiftieth
wedding celebration of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Badgett. The latter
are the great grandparents of
Mrs. Watson's sons.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
uNDERGOES SURGERY

Gilbert Crock underwent ma
ior surgery last Wednesday in
st. Francis hospital, Cambridge,
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Crock was hurt fourteen weeks
ago in an accident while en-
ployed by the Moscrip Mining
Corp. and has been a patient in
the hospital since that time. His
wife is the former Clarabelle
Teters, of Maple Heights.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29

air conditioned show room OF
Bl cdv's store.
The school opened Wednesday
afternoon with women from Car
Isle, Jackson, Elk and Summer
field oranges attending as guests.
Door prizes will be given each
day of the first postwar cooking
school to be held in Caldwell.
All food prepared in the modern
electric kitchen will also be CIV
en- away.
Thursday afternoon, Caldwell
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
REPUBLICANS MEET

Willard Hickman represented
Noble county at a meeting of
COP county chairmen held June
% at the Neil House in Colum-
bus. Republican State Chairman
Ray c.. Bliss said the meeting
was held for the purpose of dis
cussing the general campaign
plans.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29

NOTICE-We will close our dry
cleaning store Saturday eve-
ming and will remain closed ON
Monday, July 8, and Tuesday,
July 4. We will be open as usual
on Wednesday, July S. Dun-Rite
Cleaners, Caldwell, Ohio 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
DR.. Kermit Groves. Naive Noble
Countian, Is Noted Chemist AT As

Dr. Kermit Groves native of Mt Ephram Noble
onaly research chemist celebrated his 45h birthday
Thursday a his home in Pullman, Washington.
His of outstanding achievement research
chemist former student Muskngum college where he
the degree of bachelor of 1926 he
university which
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Smith, of
Sill Playground street, have re-
turned home after a trip thru
Washington, D. c. and Annapolis,
Md. While on their vacation the
Smiths visited at Occaquan, Va,
where they made their home for
several years prior to making
their home in Caldwell. Mr..
Smith is superintendent of the
Ava Brick plant.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
DANCE AT BERNE

Sponsored by the Altar Society
of st. Michael's church, Berne, a
dance will be held on Sunday
evening, July 2. The Village Ser
enaders will furnish the music
and lunch will be served.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
cIoudburst Hits Noble
County Sector, Saturday
More Than 2.35 Inches OF Rain
Fall In Less Than Five Hours

Practically every section of Noble county hit with
heavy torrentia downpour of ran Saturday evening,
which 2.35 inches falling in less than five hours.
Every main highway in the county inundated and
amage to the crops will amount several thousand dol
according to farmers who suffered from the cloudbust
j E. DOUGLAS superintencen of the state highway de-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
Commissioners Buck Public On Ban

left
prohibiting Noble
andy
to
aionap
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
REMOVED HOME

Mrs. Mitchell .Keyser and in
FAINT daughter have been re-
moved to their home near Shar-
on from the st. Francis hospital,
Cambridge. The trip was made
in the B. B. Wheeler ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29

NOTICE-Our dry cleaning plant
and store will be closed on
Monday and Tuesday, July s.
July 4 for remodeling and re-
pairs. Semon's Dry Cleaning,
Caldwell, Ohio. 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29

OUR BEAUTY SHOP will be
closed July 3, 4, 5 and 6. Mill
dred and Emily's Beauty Shop.
50-51
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29
NOTICE

NOTICE ~ During the summer
months, DR.. E. j. Alexander
will observe the following hours
on Thursday: 8 "A. nj. / p. Nj.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29

dren and you accepted the EXPRESS rea-
sons for returning and why the delegation hand.
Mrs Moscrip reviewed briefly the meeting of last week.
and stated that after the commissioners had heard what
the group had to say she hoped they would reconsider their
action taken of one week ago. ."~"
Donald Johnson, commander of VFW Post No. 4721,
Caldwell was to speak behalf of the program Urg-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-06-29

NOTICE TO OUR READERS
The next issue of The Journal
will be published on Thursday
morning, July 6, since this office
will be closed all day, Tuesday,
July 4th. Correspondents viii
mail i'm their letters at the usual
time, Monday. l
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-01
PETER OPEL

Peter Opel, 50. a retired farmer,
died at his home at Accident on sun
day morning, May %, following a
long illness. He was a native of this
county. having been born December
/. 1861, at the Cove. He spent his en-
tire life in the Accident and Cove
community.
Mr.. Opel was a son Of the late John
and Margaret Beckett Opel. He is
survived by four sons, Simon and
Herman Opel, both Accident; Albert
Opel, Akron; and Daniel Opel, Lam
bert, Pa. three daughters, Mrs. Jacob
Bethel, Mrs. Herman Trcssler and
Mrs. Nelson Orndorff, all Of Accident;
a brother, Lewis Opel, Elkins, w. Va;
two sisters, Mrs. George Kraus, Ow-
ings Mills, Md, and Miss Annie Opel
Meyersdale, Pa; hqlf-sister, Miss
Cora Opel, Grantsville; 50 grandchil-
dreu and Is great grandchildren.
Mr.. Opel was member of the Am
ish church at Cherry Glade. Funcra.
services were conducted Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock from the Glade
Mennonite church, with intcrment in
the church cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-01

and single for Fricndsville
Rain washed out the Terra Alta
Oakland game at Oakland.
Accident and Oakland are tied for
second place with Bittinger Kitz-
miller, Crellin, Terra Alta and
Frendsville, following i'm that order
Next Sundays games: Swanton at
Friend vile; Crellin at Terra Alta
Kitzmillcr at Oakland, Accident at
Bittinger
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-01

Secretary Of Commerce Sawyer
called for resignation Of two high
ranking aides, William w. Reming-
ton and Michael j. Lee, whose loyalty
has been questioned in Congress.
A gasoline truck rammed a trolley
in Chicago and 33 persons persisted
in the flaming wreckage.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-So utheos.

ANACOSTIA-Det. brick, 8 rooms,
SG3.5oo; terms. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, l345 Good Hope rd. Sc. LU.
4-3400. LU. $4,000.
ANACOSTIA, nr. 18th and Minnesota
rooms and 2 tiled paths IND a.; =
f1replaces, rec. rm., chestnut trim,
cash. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
1345 Good Hope rd. sc. Lu. 4-34oo'
ANACosTIA. 1900 block S st. s.e,-3
apts.,. s17o per mo. rent and 4-room
apt. for owner; terms. HARTMAN
Sc, LU. 4-34OO. .LU. 4-7572.
ANACoSTIA, 1345 Valley pl. s.e1
pet, roSms, III baths, bedroom SG90sr and int
sssn ses1ao s4oSo 90 Down aARTM2N fHlRSa An
Sc, LII. 4-340O. LII. 4-7572.
CAPITOL HILL---Georgetown-type. B.
story brick. with 10 rms, baths,
full bsmt., h.-wh:: could be easiiy
$50; terms. FIR 4030.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 20-ft. front
semidet. brick. 6 rooms, tiled bath,
rec. rm.. gas heat, deep lot; 81 500
FILA financing. HARTMAN REALTY,
ISiod ne; 1S15 e GSod 5S9s Hope rd' s'e'' Io'
HILLCREST-Open to 5-6-rm.
h-ick aOs4 o''h st. So.
AREA - Beautiful stone
and brick home on corner lot' nrst
fioor has large screened porch. cent.
entr., liv. rm. with freplace, den
with adj. powder rm,, sunlight spa,
cious Kitchen. laundry room and
dining room: End a. has large mas
ter bedroom with 3 closets. double
bedroom and nursery. room, Holly
bath and recreation rm. 13x2s IT..
gas heat, copper plumbing; chestnut
trim and oak floors throughout; COM
pleted and occupied by owner-builder
in Sept, AZ. Directions: Come to
Branch ave. and NJ St Sc, proceed
on M to 34o0 block. right one block
to N. left one blk. TO 1881 34th pl.
Phone VI. SOFA or VI. 1927.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

ATTENTION COLORED
Owner has beautiful brick row home
recreation rm., built-in bath. tiled
floor, outside entrance. liv. rm.. din.
rm., equipped kitchen; 2 lge bed
rooms, tiled bath. Venetian blinds.
front and rear yards. Near buses.
81 800 down, balance like rent. Call
Evening star., 1950-04-23
MICHIGAN PARK
N. WOODBRIDGE
RIVER TERRACE

5 BEDROOMS
Veteran With 5000 cash can own love-
ly brick residence in new-house con-
ditto Covered cement front porch,
large living room with picture win
dow. full dining room. Kitchen
has electric refrigerator and stove
Three spacious bedrooms and tiled
bath with shower Full basement,
oil heat, fenced lot. storm windows,
Venetian blinds. Located in River
Terrace ne; one block to bus and
shopping. Price, S10.900; down pay
ment 5000; must earn S65 per week
to quality for loan. For details, call
Mr. McGiuim, TU. o3SS
FREDERICK w. BERENS
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Continued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1950-04-23
43 Crittenden st: NE.
OPEN SUNDAY 2TO

Near No. Capital and Hawaii Ave.
Finest prewar brick construction; g
rooms, a baths, oil &C. heat;
front porch; nice fenced-in yard.
and priced to SELL Mr. Mitchell on
premises. Exclusive with:
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1929 18th st. NV, ST. 1900; ewes,
RA. 94S9.
DIRECTIONS. Out Geo. ave. to Rock
Creek Ch. rd. and turn right, cont,
on to No. Capt. and then right on
lNrlffPndnn cic
Evening star., 1950-04-23
HouSES-SAlE-S.E. tcens.l J
FoREsT HEIGHTs-pe,. eglck. s

FOREST HEiGHTS-Det. eEiek. 6
room ssnsalov. : baths tull base,
really. REAL fst nc isss sst Good s NOPE Ma sd
Sc, Lu. 4-34Oo. LU. 4-32os
LYNNDALE. nr. Minnesota ave. and
n 81 -s.e.-Det. brick, rooms .
baths, 1 bedrooms. bedroom And
bath ist f.; gas h.-w.h:: So !5n.
s 9Ood ,oIs Hope I'd, Sc LU. t-s4oo'
sUfTLAND - Beautiful. clean. 7-rm.
Cape Cod. with iz-acre shaded lot !;
: porches, oil h.-v h. fail rsmt- A
marvellous ouy Al only Sle:22Y.
Mrs, Sok, VI. sl3o' Atlas REAL EY'
S3. YUMA ST. Sc. tCongress Hts. -
6-rn. SenIdet. brick, baths, plus
3-rm. apt, In basement rentinE Tor
Sou monthly o.n.-au heat; the IN
come from the basement apt. viA
slo.s50; csSn. s1,S00. This home
Is Good investment. Inspection By
appointment SCOTT SANDERS
.5I2l Macarthur blvo., OR, 567s.
Jtst Orr fEs.NA. ANE.-e-rn. and
and bath. 2-stcry orlek. with spts,;
sll:75o with $500 cash: price IN
LEIGH c. kELsEY. jT., 1910 PenSs
ave. Sc. FIR. 403o or II, 4-llI4.
lsOi b SA.-Iorner bf!ek, rms.
bath, Ear. equip. for : families,
$50 ss!s Sitn aGTn wLLo1oaBT MI SssaBSnd REaL EM
IS late co. AT. 7o43,
EAST CAPIToL-Beautitul. . rooms,
3ia baths. very nicely furnished
income quoted, S4oo TO $3.50 mo,
Plus apt; wafer in ) rooms 3-ear
down. A 4. r. sEELYE. Di. sss5. sou.
ATLANTIC ST-Loyely Semfdet hrick
bedrms.. full bsmt. eony. 10
schools, stores. bus. recently re-
decorated. JAMES CARROLL, 10,
DEDtCEp toI S' ro o. $4,000; SSaS frame home.
modern improvements, lsrSe lot de-
sirable sec HARRY e GLADMAN
Ii: 3-o34o; Sun. and ewes. II.
JUST OFF PENNA. AVE. s.E.-lst
in Eood cond.; $3.50; terms. FIR
COW. TO BOILING FIELD and Navy
Research Lab. 2-oedrm. semidet.
brick. Fas heat, excel cond,; Sl0,-
$50, small cash. STILES. Dl, 1859,
FoGnR.RoSo,M. NICE sruCco, on
6Oxl7l-ft. lot. Come see US. $4.50Q
or best offer. BUsADA REALTY CO,
44l5 South ave. sc. 10, s-2S5oo
BTNaALoW. e "a oSt'; 8 rms, all eonveniences:
ELMIRA sT.@s-rm' semidet. Srick,
8 bedrrs. full daylight bsmt,; Just
year old; conv. location in new
Consress Heights section: $4,000
down. JAMES CARROLL, 10. 2-o4ol
A REAL coon BuiY in shipley Ter
race. Corner, all brick, a1a yrs. old
3 bedrms., full hsmt, fenced yard.
Jas &C. heat. Bus at door, mr.
shopping and schools BY owner
$4,000 Call 10. 2-371a. -23
OPEN SUN, 2-5, S24 MELLON
Finest detached brick Cape Cod
in, Congress Heights; > bedrns.. nm
ishe6 bsmt; S15,995; substantial
cash required. GEO. S. KING CO,
Est. 1895 LU. 4oh01, Realtor. -23
11th ST. Mr.. PENNA. AVE. Sc
family nat, with > bedrooms each,
HsRrMaN Ees; sn,, gss pS.,y h;1wh Isc sl7;95o;
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400, VI,
3i47 :srd ST. s.E.-open Sun, to
6 p.m.-Semidet. brick, mod. S rms =,
gas heat; only Sill 500. low down
payment. Cali RE. 1924 or RA.
1890, PENNY" APosTOLIDEs. .23
2.uNIT. VI. -old brick duplex, S15.-
$50 $1,000 down. JAMES CARR,
ST. 1881. -23
1900 BLOCK EAST CAPITOL ST, nr.
Holy Comforter Church--Excei. =
rm. brick, Ia baths, gas h-wh;
insulated. storm windows and doors:
2-car garage. new-house cond.; reas.
down pymt. Mr.. Tolson, FR. 03au.
o'BANNoN REALTY CO., FIR. hl19.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
HOUSES WANTED 10 sUY

PARTY wants TO IL rm. house.
white or eolored, any eond, for re-
modelling. Box l:-E. Star.
PVT PAkTY desires to purchase .
not over 10000. BOX 205-D. star.
I WILL PAY all cash for a small
home in D.. c. or nearby Md.I
~ PR0MrI Ron Io ATTENTION to the ..s
saii R A. HUMPHRiEs: Rssitof.
We aRpHaiiE' aavf CASH Buyers Rs' for sIS home.
have YOU 10 Sfier' fHos' z. JAR
BELL co. Resltors !estah, 1Sl6I.
DIREcI III lPih fRoa s. owSEkk.A a. n,Sastt SaeS cash
EMS, ST 1858. eyss. vi si36
HAVE BUYERS with cash for your
house In Northwest, RA. 1901. I'll
dition; any sert'On dK 8 Lisa.
waNr IA "sGe FAMILY HOUSE. pr.f.r.bl,
near walter Reed. also. 4 br.. 2 b.,
att hs. In Chevy Chase. GEORGE
LisTfSGs URGENTLY NEEDED:
Whether your home is worth $1,000
or S50,0oU. IL can hardly fan TO
please 4 least one OF our many.
69sa msg' ERfNk TsR1s Eyss pafr Plsssf tpsf m sH HY
HSss' .oss YHTH FEbEsie shhDts farGsss. q 2ssFss
1912 Eye St. ST. 1922.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for r 4ium
home Srin N Md;; ~ nssT ssi Hyatt'vilie. I'm
QUICK will be the action In buying
your home for cash, MITCHELL
QUICK. ST. $685. ewes, RIA. 34ls.
NE AND Sc. owners.
4 you have property in ne. or Sc.
clients. This area oeinE our spe-
kEERnLTY kEERnL sss ssssriH i Gid 81 M. JOE IN cgssJo 4sdS.
Will PAY CASH for properties IN
ton, C NJ VI pRHisstNERRr. Rr0IPi 'Na % soss.
g TO s-RM. mod. clean brick home
on On Tflny Hcrs., OF hsys Mnn 4. hne e,IS asnn MRs
IN ARLINGToN-From owner: A.
Must be reasonable. OK. 1880. cH.
3-BEDRoOM HOME wanted by pvt.
party from owner. Va preferred,
Quote cash or terms. OIL. O6s4 OF
lvEiie Box 34-E Star -s3
EXPERT APPRAISALs and quick sales,
list with L. r GRAvATTE. Reaitor.
I2ds. I2ds K 6r St. sd,S' niS' Ma o7ea' sTes-'
WILL FAY You CASH today for
your house. in any section. or ia
any condition. RE. 220i. 81 7747.
PARTY wants TO buy from owner,
white or colored houses. any eond-,
pay IL cash. Boz 34a-c. Star.
Continued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1950-04-23
CAPITAL VIEW

CAPITAL VIEW
100 46th PL. NE.
Again we are offering that unusual
buy in the heart of this fine sec
tion:. semidet brick home; 10 yrs.
old in excel. cond., featuring con-
crete front porch with wide hall
ways leading into a spacious liv. rm.
and din. rm., plus modern kit.
equipped, 3 lge. bedrms.. ample
closet space and colored tile bath,
beautifully finished hardwood floors;
a, very fine knotty pine rec. rm.,
plus a complete kit. in bSmt., gas
h.-w.h:, beautifully terraced yard
with shrubbery; ! blk. from bus; see
It today; must be sold this week.
Directions: Out Benning road to
Central ave, left on Central ave,
2 blks. to 46th pl., left on 46th pl.
to, home, See 1t today, must be sold
this week. Call LU. 4-3342 or MA.
9797: ewes, HUI 1893.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors, 47O0 Central Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
MICHIGAN PARK

14U 4VKI OV' 4N'I'
II you are looking for a conveniently
located lone in an exclusive sec
bath semidet brick with large front
porch; 1st FIR, large liv. rm.. with
irepl, full-sized din. rm. and sun
parlor fully equip. kit: End fir, 4
bedrms., pvt. bath off master bedrm.;
full ISN'T with extra toilet and
laundry trays; equipped with alum
tached garage, alley In rear; ] blk.
to public school; ideal for family
with school-age children; priced
right at S15.950, substantial down
payment, terms to GI. Open Sun
day from l TO 9.
peter j. hagan
Realtor, 3s41 oath ST. ne UN. 1885,
WA. 1887. Open Sunday from 8
until q
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
NICE ROW BRICK

Large liv. rm., din. rm. and kit,
down; . nice bedrms. and bath up.
All for $500; will go GI. or terms
BUSADA REALTY CO, 44l5 South
ave. sc. 10. s-2500 or H. 4s43.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
OPEN SUN 1-5
PECk co.
361S 10Th st. NE. LA. 6-6666
200 BLK B ST NE

ZUU BLK. B ST. NE.
This lovely 9-rm., o-bath, tan brick
home home Is one of today's best buys.
nnis nris.d houSe Is very reasonably
2 back porches, oil h.-wh., insu-
lated and weather-stripped, and
other good features. HERBERT
SONS, Realtors, SIS East Capitol.
Ii. 3-01 %: ewes, Ii o.2TSi
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Home and Investment
Near 2nth and AGnnroe ME

ANCol Aotll dllu MO1lIOc IN e
A rare opportunity to buy
a real two-family home; has
been licensed and approved in
a one-family residential COM
munity. Two complete 5-room
and bath apts. Oil heat, 2-car
garage: In Woodbridge, near
both Burrough grade school
and Taft Junior High. Stores
and transportation nearby.
Price, SlS,500. Phone Mr..
BLACK mnnd MO Rsn.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
AMES STREET NE

OF MINI. ave, semidet. modernistic
house. large rms. gas heat, terms
and reasonably priced. JOE CURTO
REALTY, FIR. 1900. ga
Evening star., 1950-04-23
HILLCREST GARDENS
New Expandable Ramblers
5114 9th AVE & r

A lovely all-brick house featuring all
the desirable arrangements required
on todays market. Expandable to
bedrooms and baths quickly and
easily. Living room with flrepl.
combination dinette, very large
kitchen. fully equipped. 2 twin bed
rooms. tiled bath, all on 1st A.: fin
ished stairway to end hr,: full bsmt.;
60x100 Handicapped lot. VA. financ-
ing with So 800 to S2,150 cash. pay
ments. SOS per mo. Price. Sl3.750
and up. Drive out Pa. ave Sc. TO
Branch, right on Branch across D.
c. line, then right at our sign TO
section and house.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-Seythss.s
2-FAMILY BRICK
Mr.. 18th AND MINI, Sc

A semi detached br.ek In excel. eone,
Priced al Sl3,15o. Can be sold on
attractive terms, For further intor-
nation call Mrs. Neam. TT. eiooi
sHocKEY 4 MooRHEAD, REALTORS
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COlored
RIVER TERRACE

Lovely 8 rms. and bath, lge. bsmt.
with extra kitchen See to appre-
ciate. Sl1 900, with $1,000 down,
Call HI 57G7 for appt -o7
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BUNGALOW

6ONGALOW
44S7 Alabama ave Se.--lArEe Twins
room with fireplace, twin size bed.
room. roomy kitchen, paneled room
for dinette or den. oak floors. rec.
room. oil h.-w.h, det, saraEe, VA
CANT S10,500.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1897 Pa. ave, Sc. LU. 4-uU4o.
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BLAINE STREET

ASSUME 40 LOAN
In Excellent Colored Area
II you are a civilian and desire a
~ loan on an excellent brick home
call at once. Large living room,
full dining room and complete kitch-
en-. . large-siZe bedrooms and tiled
bath. Approx. $1,000 cash and S55
per mo-. pays for principal, interest,
taxes and ins. Priced at only S10,-
200. Immediate possession Call
Mr.. Conlon, MI. $500.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1890 K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
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MICHIGAN PARK

OPEN TODAY, 2 TIL 6
New detached brick homes: large
rooms, 2 baths; also powder rm. on
1st floor; large lot; cow. to schools
and transp. Priced below market to
sell at once. r. G. DUNNE, HO.
0700;. Ewes, and Sun, Mr.. Curling.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

OI1ANNON q IUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345
2425 PERRY ST. NE.
oodridge-Detached r. and h
chestnut trim, front porch; lot
33.33xl 59.GS; near bus, schools;
Sl:.95O. INSPECT by appt. VIM. r.
THOROWGoOD. DE. O317; ewes.
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1925 Lawrence st. NE.
woodridge-Det., . apts., rms, 9
baths, lot 50x127, 2-car garage: neal
eH. 6075, with VIM. r. THOROW,
GOOD, DE, O317.
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Veterans, Attention
$500 CASH, $54.54 PER MO

$500 CASH, $54 81 PER MO.
Attractive. 5-rm., English-type brick,
new-house cond. throughout; spa
ciouS liv. rm.. din. rm., mod. equip
ped kit, = large bedrms.. tile bath
with shower: rear FENCED yard;
basement. gas a.-c. heat; located
ne. section, D. c. Call Mr.. Brock
TR. 2S25; after pm. WA 9l99.
FRANK j. MURPHY, Jr., INC. 3423
Banning I'd ne -o3
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/ 036 Jackson st nice rooms, tiled
bath. closed porch, garage; newly
decorated; good location; reason
able. Vacant. Open ! TO o.