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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-01-13

How stoo-pid can you get?
gentleman who owns Bannons department store in St.
Paul surely doesn't frequently
Negro personnel cashiers working in the biggest and
best stores this mans During Christmas
of hiring increased direct proportion to other hiring
We find smarty groOmed, neatly personnel
a matter Of course No turns for n second look
But all the fneookng cleancut brown
skin bluecoat directing traffic during morning
like precision
proud of the lad 1 almost blew gaske-
pedestrians eyes plugged
sex accorded him looks of reluctant admiration,
LADIES: Do you what happens your money
you're shopping?
you accept your merchandise walk away from the
counter without noticing what being with
other words do package THEN and
leave the
ADVICE: Pay your money, THEN get your merchandise
Always pick receipt you're a that
leave a receipt laying a counter.
exchanges them earliest possible
moment
The recenyeected New York council will
body Brown councilman
placed Benjamin Davis of Communist consort, viii do
He will have be either vocay effective individually
pressive.
a of activity
sympathetic liberals
the faint hearted pinEs quiet.
Meanwhile American department policy
parenty bungnng bamboozng. Or
This country different
and has tried to be different things different
that when the time
calculating
pull out of the rabboe which stubbed collective
toe
Unless something a bravery
will closed by a hostile world
may facing may by
intent but by necessity.
When The United States of America is by
in the and by selfish industry where
to find our Out?
integeny give democracy
to their own that we deny to part of OUR own?
Can ntegenty ask other nations to be patient and be-
in
day Congress the things soemny profess fight
and die for?
The quiet communist prO-communist not
a retreat.
merely a retrenching a reargning a nuffng 1t is
temporary and a Phony a chorus girls fase.
Mr. Earl Brown, the New Yory city council has big job
ahead of him.
The position the New York city council Is
the United States the international
who es up to the forward position into which he has been catapu
find who would deny him lead harness
o. that the hitching spots
There department today who selling this
country there industry who would like
another bloody with which they
THINK they could line their pockets
This sell-out will be the LIST sel-out.
This sel-out will be the Last sel-out
For all and for
Maybe impossible :AnIndIspens-
able Man.
present fact, may
the NAACP before of absence" up
reported membership and connie inflratOn
posed 10 be knocking NAACP temporarily off killer
Mind you, 1 said REPORTED and SUPPOSED
revealed long you
don't know about it, shame
noodenoggns who have been heading
the NAACP branches, it's small wonder
They got Bess. Now let em get
White Poppy have to the rescue?
Hmm?
Question
retiring top Minneapolis organization
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-09

and Donna and Mrs. Peter
PitSch ST., were Billings callers
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Martin were
in Billings Saturday where MI.
Martin attended the Shrine con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Naylor,
Mrs. Darrell Drake and Mrs. w.
G. Drake we're Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Denny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Equal and
family of Billings were visitors
at the Elvin Davis home Sun
day.
LAST Weeks Items)
Herbert Jones of Rock Springs
called at the home of w. C.
Drake Monday evening.
Mrs. Gerald Williams and son,
Donald, returned home Sunday
evening from Terry with Mr..
and Mrs. Buck M~endenhall of
the Custer Battlefield Museum.
Mrs. Williams had spent the
week end with her mother and
the Mendenhall's visited their
parents in Miles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert George
and daughter, Wanda, were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Pitsch Thursday.
Owen Williams has been Wis
iting his brother, Gerald, and
his father, Owen Williams ST.,
the past week.
Guests at the Dean Naylor
home Tuesday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Darrell Drake of
Lodge Grass and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elvin Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Martin and
family visited Sunday in Bill
ingS and Absaroka. 3" !
Carol Denny was an overnight
guest of Joyce Gray of Hardin
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Rogers and son,
George, were Sunday dinner
guests of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Evin Clawson.
Gerald Williams and W. C.
Drake tried their luck trout
fishing Sunday and brought
back their limit.
MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Braaton
of st. Xavier visited at the Evin
Clawson home Saturday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-09
BusbY News

Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm Weng-
er attended the business meet
ing and pot luck luncheon at
the Crow Agency Baptist church
Monday. Mrs. Cliff Taylor gave
a musical reading, accompan-
led by Mrs. Wenger. The occa-
sion was the meeting of the
Big Horn ministerial union.
MI. and Mrs. James Mullin,
ST., attended the wedding of
Miss Marilyn Randolph and
George Hunuston at the First
Congregational church in Bill
ings, and the reception at the
Northern hotel.
A wedding dance was held at
the community hall Saturday
night for Myron Brien and Miss
Prairie DuBray, who were mar
ried last week. Refreshments
we're served.
An all-school Halloween party
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-09

was held Tuesday evening at
the school. Guests wore cos
tunes and square dancing was
enjoyed. Refreshments of cook
les and apples were served.
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Small are
parents of a baby boy born at
the Grow hospital.
Raphael Yazzie is at Camp
P%endleton, Cal, in training with
the reserves. Mrs. Yazzie is the
matron at Unit II.
Mrs. Carl Aldrich returned
Thursday night from Billings,
where she had spent the week
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-09

at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Morris Rudio. Her two
grandchildren, Sherry Rudio and
Richard FEATHER, returned with
her for the week end.
MI. and Mrs. Adam Metzker
were weekend visitors at Sher-
idan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith
and MI and Mrs. Cliff Taylor
had dinner together at the Tay-
lor home Friday night.
Webster Schneck, Adam Metz
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-09
GdrrYowen News

Mr.. and Mrs. jim Wilson of
Milestone were overnight guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Davis
Saturday.
Mrs. Andrew PitSch was in
Denver last week.
Mrs. w. C. Drake returned to
her home Sunday morning from
Spokane, where she had spent
the last two weeks visiting re-
lativeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Davis and
Mrs. Sam Denny were Billings
shoppers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter PitSch Jr.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-09

Great Falls and Anaconda each
reported one polio case.
In all, II new communicable
cases were reported for this
period, compared with 1873 in
the same 1949 week.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-09

ker and Frank Bearquiver were
business visitors in Billings on
Friday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-09
POLIO CASES HIGH

Montana's health board has
reported three new poliomyelit-
Is cases for the week ending
oct: 28, bringing the 1850 total
to 35-three times the total a
year ago. Saltwater county,
Evening star., 1950-05-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SfG ssiov. sI vith 81 iiv. rm.. : Sedfns.. Tie
bath. kitchen and dinette. exp.
attic; oil beat; Large lot With
Ts1ms T:nIs1s iGfae5in IE1aa C. E.fia KsfsE a.
1910 Pa, ave. Sc. PR. 1880. or
ARMY OFFICER TRANSFERRED.
Take over his, CT loan. NeE 6-rm.
Ss. STis: sHoss I.h ls sIsoc sHi 'hsSSSs aoan
500 III Pm '5R ROBERT 5. DAVIS
q Co; 5se4 Baltimore ave-; Hyatts.
rSsT ss!y ifsEs sRs soiSss sGSoaLSRson-s.,- Il I'm
eran can assume 40 GI loan;
$1,000 cash and S65 mo. ineluding
taxes. House is in perfect. spiek-
and-span condition. with gas heat.
ssPe eiess sss sehee saa iaa4S nfcE tsEi.
QUICK. ST. 1863. Ewes. RA. 34ls.
Z. RIvERDALE-Dusch Colonial: s
n nish.a Dstn; Ssms ianss rs1 Nv .1d In :t1 rsPi
s!sc 1851 DoWHs crDeS To NoSVErsso w so5 bay, ts,,
2-bsdfoom home; living rm.. tiled
bath. utility room; gas &C, heat:
sn do ReaIsofs eais en- s5ss: s7e4
BUNGALOW. 1 rms. and bath. oil;
1 acre; paved streets. bus; electric
stove; $3.50. M. o. JARVIS,
BARGAIN--6-RM., BATH bungalow;
h.-w h. oil. summer winter hook-up.
electric range. refgr.. 3 bedrms. !:
la-scre lot; full cellar: will finsnee;
$500 full price. NJ. o. JARVIS.
LARGE a.SToRY BARGAIN-4 he'd
kit. a.-c. heat, oil: iiv.- din. rm.,
rumpus rn. and bar In lovely bsmt.;
screen sa sso as back s% Of suasa ot IN es!:
acasiS. E III s r. r. O. l0j Jaws RA 's54s 4s45
BRICK BUNGA., on busline; immac.
cond.. full bsmt,. finished attic. large
porsh; asad EsaI b, Sfrfsin ~ at dsSSG s1lSSg
s. az DAVIS WIS &c & CO. s'' . ''"' N0A"1
EIGHT Rooms ALL ON ONE FL
IS-acre secluded lot: tiled bath: Of!
h;-w.h.: 2-car garage: located near
ssds M uDy svs.ss nskipg e.. s12SoS wx saods sg9 ,
vEf. No MONEY DOWN-Less than
500 per mo. pays all. Several new
and prewar ,bungas. for sale. Why
pay rent when you can own, your
ssS 500 hGRf Eli on p such RosERP ss1nSE s ca pAy Wa
s>~ S's@N' ~N~sA 49, 81
PREWAR RAMBLER on u acre
beautifully handicapped corner lot
near Md. uniy.; 2 bedrms., glassed-
in den. ell elec. kit, tile bath, oil
h:-w:h.; 2-car garage. A real buy
at S11 $50, $4,000 cash and balance
9 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO..
5SC4 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Md. WA. 5000. once open daily
and Sunday til 8 pm.
BRICK BUNGA., on H-acre lot. 5 large
rooms, spacious attic. full dry bsmt
Only $4,000 on excellent terms.
CAN VA; ;41s 1900 tn 9 pm. ROBERT
ARE YOU LOOKING for real brick
rambler? This can't be beat at SILL
500. $4,000 down and $50 per mo.
Only 2 years old. s good-sized
rooms, gas heat. brick patio and q
level h-acre corner lot. Conven-
lent location near Landover Hills
School and bus. Call WA. 5000
It'll 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS g.
CO.. 1904 Baltimore ave-, Hyetts-
Vile, Nd. WA. 5000. once open
daily and Sunday It'll 8 pm.
DETACHED HOME-First time Of
| fered. Arranged into 2 apartments:
2 baths. kits: oil h.-w.h.; nice
SURROUNDINGS; owner occupied: priced
| for quick sale: terms. Call Mr.
Baines, FIR. 1887. COX & CO., RE.
| 1888 -
Evening star., 1950-05-07

-- 2-story brick. 8
hedrns.. 1H baths. lafgs living rm..
fireplace. bookcases. dining rm.,
sssasa ssaosa With oE ,s;as snSslnst
ment: fenced lot, l00xl50; near
virginia Forest; Sl7,260. Pa. 0S34.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ARDWICK PARK-Modern, 2-bedrm.
bungalow. newly decorated inside
and out o heat egSolgh ogh HI 4 EoHa EoESas
sSE son. w Wa. $3.50. ~ -
sEfMfE saiow mat hLstsHiSisa has esSerytsinSs; Sed.
rms. expsn. attic. fun dry bsmt.,
completely insulated, aluminium
storm windows and screens: lot.
6Ox2O0: fine place for children; To-
Gated 5708 Ruatan st.: price, $S.-
$3.50, terms. c. H. PEARCE, Realtor,
WA. 7OO9, WA. 6308. -
Evening star., 1950-05-07
OPEN 2 TILL 6

204 Modoewsy. Forest Hts, brick
bungalow In nne location. blks. to
d. c. line: all util.: extra lge. Kit.
and din. rm. Thru CONGRESS Hts. TO
.. c. line and 80. Capitol. 8 blks. to
Oxen Hill I'd. left 3 blks. TO Stan.
dish DR.. 1 blk and left to open sign.
z. A. Foster. 20. 3-S6e3. MERCER
BLDG. CORP. 100 Standish DR..
4 BEDROOMS-2A ACRES
Adelphi Min area. beautiful home set
In . grove Of oak and poplar trees
with many blooming dogwoods. Ideal
for children. First floor, large living
room with stone fireplace. dining
room. fully equipped kitchen with
Hotpoint dish washer, 2 bedrooms,
tiled bath. inelosed porch. Second
no0r. z bedrooms. fun bath. large
hall. Generous closet space on both
floors. Basement. very large recrea-
tien room with stone fireplace. ga
rage. laundry. Hot-vater heat With
scspsd With broad lawns and two
small streams. Fertile garden space.
20 nne fruit trees tsome bearine)
and many berries. Priced for tmme-
diate sale at $24 500. To reach: FOL.
low RigEs I'd. " mile north Of uni-
yersity lale; turn right on Cool
Spring I'd. 70 sign.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
COIIEGE pARK

COLLEGE PARK.
A rmy colonel transferred. Beautiful
Ssrm. and bath. 2-story brick. First
d. lRe. hv. rm. with open flrepl.,
very, large din. rn,., modern equip.
kitchen: 2nd a., 8 lge. bedrms. and
tile bath. brick screened porch. full
beautiful leather bar, built-in cabi.
nets for laundry facilities outside
alumium storm windows and screens,
lge. corner lot. Price right at
$l6. $50. Low down payment TO
qualified veterans: $4,000 cash to
non.Veteran.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

ARLINGTON. vA.-New 4-bedroom,
2-bath brick home with 2 bed
rooms and bath on LIST floor: full
basement with I'D bath roughed in (;
buiit-in garage; 2 fireplaces; z large
closets; front porch with orna-
seasoned fir framing: copper pipes.
nashing and euttering; lot 75x120;
ancient oaks.
A. quiet high class development Of
inciviauai homes lno repetition).
Harvey Baxter. Adjacent Lyon VII
Directions: Out Lee hwy. miles
from Key Bridge. left on Kfrkwood
rd: At Lyon Village Hot Shoppe,
going about blocks to N. John
son st.. where you turn right and
drive to. 33ll l N. goth st.: Sie,9S0.
No agents. owner-buiider. CH. O001
Evening star., 1950-05-07

VILLAGE
5 rooms and partially finished eI-
ransIon attic; bSmt; very large
lot S12,0bO
Evening star., 1950-05-07
ALEXANDRIA
224 s. LEE ST.

Mellow brick restored Colonial house,
In town: 10 rooms. 3h baths. Cen
eral Electric, oil burner. interesting
old bake oven in kitchen; the smoke
house and stable reflects the pre-
Revolutionary style Of living. A por-
tion Of the seavan remains at the
Is afforded . splendid view OF the
Potomac River and MARYLAND shore.
Open for Inspection Tues. 2 70 5
pm. or By speeial appointment.
$47 500; terms. Mrs. Matthew Finn,
Do. 1894 or II. s025.
SANDOZ, INC.
q Dupont Circle NV %
Evening star., 1950-05-07
OPEN SUN, 1-DARK
223 DALE DRIVE

4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS, S15.5O0
Charming bungalow type. brick and
frame home containing also living
room, dining room, equipped kitch-
en-, REQ. room with bar and re-
frigerator. gas heat: excel. 4T trust.
Owner leaving town. many items in
cluded in sale. To reach: Out Ptney
Branch I'd. to Dale, left on Dale to
open sign, or out Colesville I'd. TO
Dale, and right to open sign.
104 NORTHWOOD AVE.
Charming bungalow. sitting In a cool
grove OF tall oaks, table level lot.
complete with barbecue pit. 1st q.
has large living room with fine FIRE
place, dining room, screened side
porch, pleasant kitchen, tiled bath
and 2 bedrooms with excel. wall
space. Large bone-dry basement
with outside entrance. Completed
steps to easily expandable Ind Il.
Close to downtown, Transportation,
schools and shopping. Priced at
Sl5,950. To reach: Out ColeSVille
I'd. 2 blocks beyond Four Corners
to Lorraine, turn left to Edgewood.
right to Northwood, and right to
our open sign.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. Ave. 81. 500
Evening star., 1950-05-07

BERWYN-Two-year-old lovely large
bath. expansion attic. full bsmt.
back porch. Extra lge. lot: $4,000,
81 500 down. bal. Ike rent.
East Pines-4-rm. shingle bungalow
extra lge. rm. In attic, screened
porch, gas heat: $3.50. terms.
LOUIS MILLER. REAL ESTATE
6213 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville
UN. 2723: eyes,, UN. 426fS, -
Evening star., 1950-05-07
TWO REAL BARGAINS

N, ~ CcsTIEIIAI,1 N5AL 6AEy1AfES 0l1aAIfENSSc,
New 6-room loghoase, modern, large
living room with fireplace. up-to-
date bath, nice kitchen with cabi-
nets, sink and gas range: nice
bedrooms with plenty Of light. Priced
for quick sale at $1,000, $4,000
ss-sere farm. H:l,-ioeated. GOOD g.
room house and outbldgs.. Ia miles
town. with good stores and churches.
School bus and mail route in front
Of house; rs mi. D. C. Price. S1l.-
600. with half cash and terms on
BAL Write or san PAUL z: POWELL
Phone Herndon 340-W. No appoint
mentS made for Sundayk 1e
Evening star., 1950-05-07

ARLINGTON
VILLAGE
room row brick, 2 bedrooms; fglI
Evening star., 1950-05-07

CT APPROVED, $8,25O
5-rm. and bath bungalow. In ex-
eellent condition; full bsmt.. oil
h:.w.h. h.acre level lot: no down
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA. 5000. Realtor. TO. 9666.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

$IO,25O, $3.50 CASH, $50 per
month. Green Meadows, Nd; 2
rooms. bath. elec., hot-air heat.
Close to everything.
Eight rooms, bath, elec., full bsmt,
oil h.-w.h. Best section Of Hyatts-
vile: S15. $50; terms. ERWIN RE-
ATTY co, HY. 1884. Evenings,
Evening star., 1950-05-07

FoRESTvILLE-1 ACRE
2-family home, in fine condition, just
on Marlboro pike; rms. and bath
in ea. apt, with equipped kitchens
and oil heat, garage and chicken
house: high level ground; only
$500, about So, 500 down.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. vi. 1902 It'll 8.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
ARLINGTON
OPEN 2 TO 6
1918 N. STEUART

AT VACATION LANE
White brick Colonial, center hallI
24-ft. liy; rm., firepL: French door
size din. rm., equip. kit: bedrmS.
21baths, master bedrm., 13xlS; pvt,
bAh. Storage attic, full bsmt., oil
&C. heat. Maids rm. Attached ga
rage. Lot. 76xl 54. Many oak. maple
and dogwood trees. Wading pool;
see $50. Out Lee hwy. TO Lorcom
lane 3 blocks. left on Vacation lane
TO Steuart st. and our own sign.
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
OIL. 6777, 2173 Glebe Rd.. OK. Ol41.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
peter ]. hagan
GREENBELT ROAD

GREENBELT ROAD
Large 2-Story. S-m. home, con.
venientiy located. 4 large bedrmS,
front and rear porehes, full bsmt.
with outside entrance. shower,
wash. basin and work bench. Ex-
pansion attic. Bsmt. ideal for apt.
merclal zone. Should 90 CT, Priced
~ S12,950. $1,000 cash.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
TEMPLE H1IJS

We will be proud to show you this
fine 4-bedrm. home, custom built /
yr.. ago; lge. picture windows, 2
bedrms. and bath on ca. f., flre-
place. full bsmt.,. oil h..w.h., gear
garage: " acre Of ground. tall shady
S17.950. offers considered. For appt.,
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2S02 It'll g..
Evening star., 1950-05-07

,., COTTAGE CITY.
Beautiful Dutch Colonial, z rms, 2
baths. 1st.fioor nv. rm.. din. rm.,
lge. kitchen. master bedrm. With
pvt. bath and sun parlor: 2nd a.. 2
good bedrms. and bath. Full hsmt,,
Oil heat, det. 2-caT gar. Con-
venientiy located. VA approval
price OF S13.960. Terms to veterans
Evening star., 1950-05-07
BRICK COLONIAL
1905 WILDWOOD Drive
ARTISTS DREAM

Unusually beautiful home In park
slate roof. gear garage. enormous
outdoor terrace: 1-acre Handicapped
ground; 8 extra-lsrge bedrooms, ga
baths, Bendix laund., beautiful kit.
plenty OF cabinets. din. rm. with
corner cabinets. hali and extra;spa-
closets. An outstanding feature Is
the lovely. cIose-in location. situated
among abundance Of doRwoodS. old
shade, azaleas, beautiful gardens
and magniflcent view; there is a
on the very attractively Handicapped
rear Of the house: the grounds and
patio may be lighted at night and
make the outdoor living area q real
10Y. Adjacent wooded acre can
also be purchased. Call OWNER.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
ALEXANDRIA

VA EIAN q AAAJ AAAASAA
3508 Cameron Mills Rd.
Why not see today. this conveniently
located brick Colonial home, cen.
ter hall, very lge. nV. rm., Colonial
frepl., lge. din. rm:, spacious
screened liv. porch, Ice. Attrac.
equip. kit, master bedrm.. 9 other
bedrmS., bath. lRe. closets. full
bsmt, maids rm. and bath; oil &c.
heat; attac, gar; lge. beautifully
wooded lot; excel. cond. throughout.
Priced to sell at once with reason
able cash: balance like rent
To inspect: over South Arlington
Ridge I'd. to Presidential Gardens,
right on Executive ave, to West
Giebe rd., right to Old Dominion
blvd, left on Old Dominion, riEht
on Tenn. ave. right on North over
3SOs and open Sign, 80.
KE. 3-bS5h. CHI. 4133, OF. S2S3,
Evening star., 1950-05-07
NORTH SSiI .5gES 5AgELINoToN pT

OPEN TODAY Q TILL DARK
10 min. PentaRon- Navy -Georgetow
2-bedrm. brick semidet.. tile bath:
2 blocks shop. cent. bus: lovely
fenced lot; seas. flowers, no. rose
bushes: reas. cash. bal $40 mo. Inc
tax. ms. Out Lee hwy, right on
Troy. right on Goth I'd. 70 house.
Exclusively =. A. HERNHoLM.
ZOE ~ 4ii; H1,nTs. 9H; ilgE. isEE HERnHor.Mr
Evening star., 1950-05-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
NO CASH
MT. RAINIER. MD.

MT. RAINIER, MD.
This lovely home Is offered 70 q
veteran this week end for no down
sSout s57. ExeeIient condition In
side and out Living room. large
entertaining dining room. two good
size bedrooms, bath and large. fully
equipped kitchen. Fun basement
with automatic oil h.-v. heat. Stair.
Nice. large lot With fruit trees in
rear and lovely flowers and shrubs
Large front porch. To qualify. your
income should Be ct least S67 pei
week For details. ean Mr.. Berens,
3r.. or Mr.. Taylor. Sat and sunday
Frederick w. BerenS
SALES. RSc.-l5eO K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
ARLINGTON FOREST

OPEN TO-DAY. 2-6
Colonial brick home, o rms. and bath.
oil heater, seminnished recreation
rm. In full bsmt., side Scrnd. porch,
fenced yard, garage. Hurry out
Route 30 Uee blvd) to shopping
center, turn left 2 blks. to ] Ia South
Evening star., 1950-05-07
ov. 6549. ov. ls46
ALEXANDRIA.
BELL HAVEN'S
NEWEST-NICEST

NEWES I-NlCESI L
Good taste, excellent workmanship
and the best materials money can
buy have been artistically combined
in this charming, brand-new home.
Huge living and dining room eomoi-
nation with picture bay window
overlooking Potomac, big fireplace,
Colonial mAntel. bookShelvss, ran
dom width floor. all electric Kitchen
and breakfast room with river view.
. double bedrooms, eaen with phi
Vate bath. master bedroom approx
mately lSX2o with hreplace and
private bath; plenty OF STORAGE and
closet space, spacious attached ga
rage; electrically equipped laundry.
The most modern oil hot-wateT heat.
storm windows, unusual electric fiN-
lures: many other interesting and
desirable features. Substantial cash
required. shown by appointments
only. Mr.. Ferris, TE. 3443; ewes.
ChaS. r. Hoff, Inc.
2l6 Prince ST., Alexandria, Va. -,-s
Evening star., 1950-05-07
ARLINGTON FOREST

All-brick. 3-bedrm. Colonial: screened
porch; wooded 2O0.ft. deep lot. adj.
Lubber Run Park, Reas. terms. Open
Sun, 2 till dark. Directions. Out
Lee blvd. TO No. Edison st.. right to
sTn ssS ST. %H1 IEh sp21Y e S21 Eve5rssn c0 coSTt snd
house Sq., Arl., Va. OW. 565s, OK.
1907; ewes and Sun. PA. O2l3. Z
Evening star., 1950-05-07
ARLINGTON FOREST
OPEN TODAY, ITO 6
nYDECr EDnM nINNEp

3-bedrm. brick home; liV rm.. din.
rm., equipped kit. full bsmt with.
rec. rm.. oil h.-a.h.. screens and
storm windows, screened porch, nice
fenced-in yard and trees; conven.
$50. Route 80 Lee blvd). about
2 mi. past Glebe rd., then to 373
No. Granada ST. OW. 1899.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
ARLINGTON FOREST

White brick 6-rm. Colonial, plus bath
and full hsmt.: side screened porch:
rear brk. patio: extremely nice lot.
inclosed with white picket fence
Entire property immaculate and
priced for immed. sale at Slb.bQ0.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-05-07

VETSl 2 LEFT
$50 CASH.. $72 MO.
COVERS ALL-PRINcIPAL, INTER-
EST, TAKES AND INSURANCE
$3.50
OPEN SUNDAY IL TIL DARK
WEEKDAYS z TIL 8 OR BY Apt
Read the features Of these brand.
new bungalows, then come out
"a Expandable Widowed attic with
full insulated ceiling.
(2) 2 large bedrooms, living room,
dinette. tile bath and utility room.
(3) Modern kitchen with separating
door, all.metal cabinets. pantry and
(4l Closets throughout, including linen
closet and extra hall closet.
(5) House 24x33.4 with large lot.
Gas heat and all-copper tubing.
Directions: Out to Peace Cross. con-
tinue on Bladensburg I'd. and De-
fense hwy, " mile past Cheverly
shopping center. turn left into en-
trance Of Sunnyhrook. bear left on
55th after entrance and continue
uphill to Volta, turn. right and con-
tinue into Varnum. then left to 542S
and open sign. follow the arrows to
new construction).
LEACH 81 CRONIN