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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06

generation, have established home,
and businesses in McHenry.
Deep Creek Lake, S miles from Oak.
aud. is formed by sixteen small
streams: Green Glade Run. Polano
Run, North Glade Run, Meadow
Mountain Run, Cherry Creek, Gravel
/ ly Run, Marsh Run, Single Camp
Run, Brushy Hollow Run, Red Run
smiths Run Piney Run, Hoop Pole
! Run, Bulls Arm Run, Pawn Run. and
! Deep Creek Highway u. S. Number
! 2l9 follows the Lake on the East
through NcHenry to Railey's where
il crosses a bridge; water under this
J bridge is sixty feet deep. The road
continues on the west side of the
Lake to Glendale Bridge Cottages
have been built on the siXty-five miles
Of shore-line At present more than
nine hundred are listed Distance to
Cumberland forty miles; to Pied
mont twelve miles; to Oakland, eight
miles.
Resorts at Deep Creek Lake on
Highway T. S. PIG:
VIII o. the Wisp, cottages and bath
inc beach.
Cabin Lodge, restaurant.
Railey's, cabins and restaurant, a
boating and bathing pier.
Point View. restaurant. cottages.
Camp Nemacolin. near Glendale
Bridge. opened in 1913.
Red Run Lodge, formerly McComas
Beach, one mile off the highway, has
a large recreation building, with a
dining room, boating and bathing
pier.
Deep Creek Yacht Club promotes
racing and swimming contests.
Greon Glades Club is at the South
crn end Of the Lake, for Club men,
bers only. entrance from Swanton.
Turkey Neck is at the southern end
of the Lake, colony of privately
owned cottages.
Deep Greek Lake as a resort has
taken the place Of Deer Park Hotel
and other resorts. 1t attracts more
people for a greater length Of time,
with delightful boating, bathing, fish
ing and hunting, and is bringing
pleasure to thousands Of people each
year.
The Pennsylvania Electric Company
operates its power plant at the mouth
O. Hoyes Run on the Youghiogheny
River. The impounded water Of Deep
Creek Lake flows through a concrete
tunnel nine #. in diameter, horseshoe
shaped, length 7155 feet. with drop
o. 10 feet.
The power plant IS three-story
brick building Of concrete and steel
construction, two generators OF -
0g0 horsepower are in use, to generate
electricity in connection with power
plants in Pennsylvania.
g. f. MacMuray has been general
superintendent Of the power plant
since 1925. The late f. R. Corliss,
civil engineer. was associated with
the company, making early surveys,
and managing the construction of
the power plant
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
| SEE BY The DAILIES THAT

Secretary Acheson announced U. S.
was prepared to back move in United
Nations to end diplomatic boycott Of
Franco Spain.
The total of jobless was set at
4,6S4,000, highest since 194l.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
The Story of Accident
And The Lake Area
Fly MRS. EDWARD NJ WEEKS
Accidcnt


Accident ON Route 2l9, twenty
miles from Oakland, is the center of
fine farming community. As you APP
proach the town from the east. the
spirc Of Zion Lutheran Church stands
high on the horizon, and forms a
charming picture. In this neighbour
hood. since the earliest days.
many German families have estab-
lshed their homes and deserve great
credit in the development Of West
eln Maryland.
The ORIGINAL tract Of land surveyed
for Brooke Beall in l774 was patented
to William Deakins, Jr.. in 1856.
About 1890 most Of the Accident
tract became the property Of Col.
William LAMAR, and his sister, Pris-
ella, who married lieutenant James
Drane, Jr. They lived as pioneers.
clearing the land, in the old log house
near the Richter Tannery.
In the cemetery at Accident Lieut..
Drane's grave is marked with a
special monument for his service in
the Revolutionary War.
The boundary tree Of the Accident
tract was located near the corner of
Green Street on property now owned
by the Alexanders
In 1881, Truman West and his wife.
Susanna Johnson, a cousin of the
first Governor Of Maryland, came to
live near the Dranes. Their farm was
Woodland Acres. This place is now
owned by the Haenftlinr family The
West family moved to Swanton in
1868
Another carly resident of Accident
was Richard Fairall, who had been
at one time owner Of the Stone House
Inn on the National Road. In 1919. he
bought a large tract Of land. which
now comprises most of the town and
opened store. The Fairall family
went with the West family to Swan
ton, and later to Oakland and some
Of the family went west to Iowa.
The Speicher family came to Ale
gany county in 1890. Their ancestors
came to Virginia from Switzerland in
1877. The name is spelled two ways.
Speicher and Spiker The family at
Accident, taking the former spelling,
has been prominent in business and
politics. One son, Harvey J. Speicher.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
Harrington Manor

This State Reservation has been de-
yelopod as summer camp. The prop
elty is part of the tract "Thomas and
Anne patented by Governor Thomas
Johnson in 1898. McCullough's Path
crosses Harrington Manor land, which
was cleared as farm in lS42. The
Harrington Manor house was built in
1852. The Manor was named for abb
iah Harrington, who was the first
Sergeant Of Rangers, serving between
the Cheat and Youghiogheny Rivers
during the Revolutionary War.
William Schley owned the place in
1867 it was sold to the Washington
family in Charles Town. West Vir-
ginia. To preserve the forest it was
bought by the State The land. 1925
acres, extends between the Youghio-
gheny River and the West Virginia
State line.
A concrete dam has been built by
the WP.A.. impounding water to
cover fifty-five acres. A Community
Club House is located on the lake.
Well-equipped cabins in a delightful
woodland setting are opened each
season, with a Forest Warden to act
as host. Guests return from season
to season to enjoy this mountain
camp.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
| will offer for Public Auction at
Deer Park on
SATURDAY. APRIL Is. 1850
Beginning at o'clock

my entire household furniture con-
sisting of the following articles
Five beds and clothings, 3 Dress
ers, Porch Swing, ] Homecomfort
Range, l Wash Stand, , Cupboards,
dining room Table, Writing Desk.
3 Chairs, 3 Rockers, Stands,
Silvertone Battery Radio, l Burnside
Stove. / photograph Cabinet, l Cot.
Linoleum Rugs, lot Garden Tools, lot
Of Dishes and Jars, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE Cash.
JOHN A. WRIGHT,
Deer Park. Md.
Adv cor
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Swallow Falls

Swallow Falls State Forest includes
1900 acres of mountain land. Part of
this land was owned for many years
by Masonic Order and preserved as
primeval pine forest undergrown
with ferns and rhodendron.
The location is on the Youghio-
gheny River, where gushing falls Of
water in the shape of Swallows wings
give it the name Swallow Falls"
A much higher and more beautiful
fall of water is formed by Muddy
Greek which flows into the river a
short distance below Swallow Falls.
Nature is glorified in this temple of
trees.
In 1921 the forest attracted Henry
Ford, Harvey, Firestone and Thomas
A. Edison for a ten-day camping
party.
In 1884 the forest was occupied by
a C.C.C. Camp, barracks were built,
new roads were opened and paths
through the woods were cut out,
which add to the convenience and
comfort of the resort.
Other state forests situated in Gar
rett County are Potomac State For
est, 1900 acres, and Savage River
State Forest, $1,000 acres, which are
held for recreational areas and for
watershed protection.
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that, despite a prerious court
ruling, fhe money is earned
income, not a gift, and so sub
ject TO tax.
SPLITTING THE MELON.
In 1913, total of S54.5 bill
lion was collected in taxes by
Federal, state and local gov
ernments. The Federal share
was % per cent of the total,
the states IA per cent, and
local governments II per
cent. Per capiia.wise, Federal
share was S275.6I. state,
$3.50, and local, S45.I3.
CRASSHOPPERS. approved
recently lcas a ST. million
appropriation TO fight a FEST
erH grasshoPper plague. Those
"grasshopper bites of his
Commissions plans for goU-
eminent saving, on lchich CT
President HooUer harmed. 1CiU
cost the taxpayer many times
Sl.7 if 10. Public does not
guard against attempts to re-
ducc The projected So billion
sdUings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06

Two men died in a Hecht store fire
n Baltimore.
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w

SOME MORTGAGE. If a
farmer took out a $4,000
mortgage in 1882, then bor-
rOwed and borrowed on il
until it reached the S65,00O
mark Gan increase of about
ID times) his financial oper-
aiiOns would approximate
those of the U. S. govern.
ment which has increased its
debt from SO billion in
1882 to its present $252 bill
lion.
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SOME INTEREST. On the
national debt alone (omiuing
current government expenses,
the average man pays possibly
5000 in interest a year, thereby
taking from, him the approxi-
mate cost of a hot 1Uater Sys-
tenn, an automatic lUaSher or a
teteUiSiOn set.
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COLORED-VACANT
READ THISl
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

]O5 18th st. NV. ST. 0451, 0436;
after 7 pm, TU. 4631. 10
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APTS. UkFuRN. Cont

area. De luxe apis with util. paid;
2-bedrm. apt, $3.50 per mo, avail.
immed.; 1-bedrm.. apt. SS1, so unf.
lyill furn., $3.50 per mo-, avail.
5I Rss: lssB s. or s 81 inSnset' ssg call MGR
sKIGHTWoOD sECTIoN-3 outside
rms, modern kit. with bath and
SHOWER. util incl, GE, 62s6 cater
ARLfNGToN, Il LTSeSToSS'. 1900 N. Oak Mtg bedrm.
apt, S74; gas included; / block
transportation OW 0473. 10
z BEDROOMS, 5 outside large rooms
in all; newly decorated throughout;
~ min. from downtown in one of
Washingtons wa bni;to exclusive eesoperatiye
MRS. HOUFF, AID. 1889.
SPLENDID LOCATION in Va, near
h9sh -bedrm. apt. in clean. quiet
a.. house; cross vent: good transp
and shop' asgs ss5' utilss incl; adults.
PVT. APT, PVT. HOME. Sc. sec
ticn. Bedrm.. liv. rm,. kit. and bath.
$50 mo, incl. utils. HI. I'LL be-
.t%%ee29a "a. z and q pm: pm ,,o.,..
so: l Blk. exp. bus. ia. 0I99. 30
FIRST FL, = rms. kit. and share
bath; util. furn,: unlim, phone; pvt,
entr.; gas stove, elec. refgr. 1904
Cail?tin St. Hvattsville, $50. UN,
q ROOMS AND BATH. suitable for
oflce space, apt. or both: on Lee
hwy; plenty of parking space. GIL.
05S5. -15
VACANT I5th-Entrance hall, bed
liv rm, -kitchenette, pvt.
bath and entr.; lst f.; back porch;
THREE ROOMS, kitchen and bath
3707 New Hampshire ave. NV; $50
mo. plus, util: no children. Call
3 RMS. AND BATH, $50 mo. all
utils included 1884 Mass. ave. Sc.
2-BEDRooM APTs., $50 so incl.
utils. See resident mgr, Apt B-1
a. %9ca o3S Soq.aefn baf ave ave se, ~, or @ catI
TWO RMS, kit and bath. See Mr..
Adams at 1929 NJ St NV. between
$50 and 5 pm only. go
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHED

Sc. sECTION-5-room brick bunga-
low. new: gas heat; equip. kit; full
cellar; S110 mo. LU. 1-2035. 10
Silver Spring-2-bedr
brick bungalow; expan. attic; partly
finished full bsmt.; Bendix; fenced
yard. OIL. $500. SH. $3.50. is
ALEXANDRIA-7-ro house; 3 bed
rooms. full bsmt.; garage; near
Pentagon, in George Mason School
area: avail Nov 15; $3.50 mo. TIE
EXCLUSIVE SPRING VALLEY loca-
tion, very attractive 3-bedroom new
cor. brick; study: broadloom carpet
ing; large screened porch. paneled
recr. room with bar and fireplace.
maids room. ETC.: attached 2-car
garage: $3.50, l or 2 year lease.
Box 236-D. Star. -l5
HISTORIC VIRGINIA ESTATE, just
beyond Alexandria. This delightful
place is only 20 minutes from down.
town via Mt. Vernon blvd; beauti-
full high setting on 2h acres; liv.
rm., din. rm.. library. powder rm.,
kit, buffers pantry, large screened
porch and 2 terraces, maids rm.
and bath. on fst floor: bedrms.
and 3 baths on 2nd floor; will rent
unfurnished for $3.50 per month on
3-year lease to approved tenant.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411:
III
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FALLS CHURCH. bedrms.. liv. rm.,
tirepl., din. rm., equipped kit. tile
bath; l floor; bsmt.; fenced back
yard; SI15 mo. JOHN W. MULROY,
81 HjllWood ave, FA. 1922; ewes,
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Located =
blks. from Lafayette School; this
older residence is in excel, cond.;
lst fl. has reception hail, lge. liv.
rm. with firepl, din rm., equipped
kit. porch; Ind f., 3 NICE bedrms.
and bath; 3rd f.. 3 nice bedrms
and bath; det. garage: nice lot.
Excel. terms. Call w. B. WRIGHT.
EN- hRnl
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HAWTHORNE
ME-" HnAiEG

OPEN DAILY. To PM.
For discriminating purchasers desir-
ing an exclusive neighborhood To-
Gated one block from entrance to
Rock Greek Park in the 5000 block
of Chestnut st. NV; featurinT a
bedroom and bath on the 1st floor;
large -liv. rm. with fireplace, dining
room, beautifully equipped kitchen;
two large bedrooms and bath on End
floor; attached garage; large side
porch: full basement, outside en-
trance; beautiful lots. Military I'd.
or Nebraska ave. to Oregon ave.
left into Chestnut st. Mr.. Kasparek,
81. $3.50.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th ST wv III 2016
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APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO GIRLS desire 2-rm., kit. and
bath. furnished apt. in NV. Sec
ton; approx. SS5; references. Call
GE. 6I99. ID
SETTLED LADY, no child, pets; l.
bedrm. unfurn. apt. duplex pref
Petworth- Bright. area. GE. 9112.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire a one
bedroom unfurnished: maximum 500
KE; 3-4S74 after Gao nm. 49,
WANTED TO SUBRENT. 2-bedrm.,
liv, rm.. kit. and bath furn. apt. or
home, for State Dept. Foreign
Service adults; immed, occupancy
FrI'' fqfoush IA. FsS; sa7s Call Mon throash fas
COUPLE DESIRES bedrm.. kit. and
bath, in apt. bldg, NV. sec: reas.
priced. HO. 1866. IA
EMBASSY OFFICIAL wants 2-bedrm
furn. apt. NV. section; max. $50.
Phone DE. 1011. Ext. 81. 9:3n to
$40. -l7
COUPLE desire nice furn. apt, in
Silver Sly, Spring or Takoms Park: Nd.
Star. I6"
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

UNIVERSITY PARK
Lovely det. stone and brick home.
close to Spring Valley Shopping Gen.
ter; 1st fl. has reception hall, liv.
rm., with fireplace, din. rm.. modern
equipped kit, random width floors,
bedrms. tiled baths. stairs to fin-
ished attic; lovely pine paneIled
rec. rm with bar; det. garage; 10 yrs.
old. Call w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING BY VET; exper. help, every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time: Mr.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
freely given. Prompt service. We
move day and night. S. E. FURN
EXCH.. 210 9TH st. Sc. AT. 05S5
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC est. 1905.
EX-GI - Moving. packing, Grating,
storage; local. long distance: expert
service; low rates. HO. 5S19. IA
conv.: also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AID. 1927, AID. "5"n II"
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. STORAGE:
reas. ia. 1887; ewes. GE. 1416. l5s
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JU. 7-s211; Ewes 81. 4773.
LOVELY RAMBLER
Corner lot; spacious liv., rm.; dining
full bsmt, outside entr., large at
tached garage. storage attic. and
the incest part is that 1t is priced
less than $4,000. See 1t today.
Call WO. 1855 until pm
ORIN S. CRAWFORD
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TWO BEDRMs.. liv. rm.. kit. shower
bath; fuu bsmt;; fenced yard;
Wheaton area. Call ewes, 7 to $50;
Sat. Sun. IL to 5. Lo. 52695,
10th ST. NV, 1881. near Kennedy
Beautifully furn. 1st e.; den; 4
bedrms.;. . baths; full bsmt.; Gear
gar; auto gas heat; S265 per mo.
Seen by appt. only. Call FRANCIS
A W BLuNDoN W Co. INC. sos H st.
SILVER is sPRiSeG. woodburn I'd. IHI Furn.
2.hedrm, house. recently decorated,
attractively furn; gas furnace. Ben.
dig: nr. elementary and parochja.
SaSo'' oafs ma sn0 W. Ney' a14s 1so ST. # %h!s
9TH AND oGLETHoRP SITS. NV
Very attractive home, nicely furn, 3
bedrms. 2la baths. powder rm. on
1s1t 1st fir; r gas S7hi hi-wh; adults rTeas,
ARL.-5-RM. BRICK Colonial in
Westoyer. Rental, S125. CECIL B.
LUPToN. Realtor, oW. 1888. Ewes,
GEoRGIETowN Lovely cor. home
containing 3 bedrms., ga baths.
ms. 1878 N st. NV, DI. s8ss..
sHiRLINGT0NDSemi-det. brick .
bedrms. full basement. oil heat.
living rm.. dining. rm, and kit; S105
per mo-; Ayailahle now. RIDDELL
ANERictAaN INV. v paRR-Beautiful- 4gsS.
ly furn; a-bedroom. 2,bath house.
Please can MI. Yount. with FRANK
9: PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. -16
urn sfS sSedTm tIansp onses esdse lease aqsy sney
rent; sI4S: Lo. 5-3isa. -Is
COMPLETELY FURN. immaculate D.
room brick, senideta ched. full base
ment; conv: to schools, shopping and
6gs; rent 5sno sl25 mo; CAN MRS. CARL.
GLOVER PARk-Three-bedrm. row
brick, semifurnished immaculate
cond. D. A. HANES CO., INC. MI.
1850: eyes. MI. 1891. -16
UNIV. PARK-Det. brick.
s rms. 3H baths. brick garage;
In new-house cond.: for mos; S225
FRANK ]. yOLKMAN. EN-. 1866;
2o"3 KaIoRAMiAi Rp. NV. at tt the
corner Conn aVe.-Fully furn.: large
home; suitable for one large family.
group or nonprofit Institution; in
addition to the Easement apt. there
are 6 large bedrms., 2 baths. kit,
din. rm., RECEIPT. rms: ayail. Dec.
has /; s2151 1d LUTHER L. MILLER. DE.
1883 Sss1i rRHMRosE MG aaeI Rp. N.w-Detaehed Nw@SS
attic; screened porch of dining rm.:
large living rm. with fireplace;
fenced rear yard: built-in garage;
$500 mo. MAURICE FITZGERALD,
Ma. 1886, q to 5. -16
lO-RO0M HOUSE-Completely furn.;
3 baths; suitable for roorning 1925
Newton st. NV. Call HU. s51s,
8.RooM HOME. near College Park
2 bedrooms; full basement; every
thing electric; ami; $125 mo- to
March 10. WA. 1852.
PARK, 1929 Porter st
n:w-Attractivelvv furnished 8 rooms,
Oil heat: Dec. l to June l. WO.
7914 S175 per month.
MD. Detached brick:
nice lot; 3 bedrms,: l bath; hot
water oil heat; garage; available i'm
slss can "s sAspoz psS fuEsRsr ae
AMERICAN NE tS UNIVERSITY PARK PARK
screened porch, den. / bedrm. and
6n onth 9nd on lst n 2 Tm ssdrms "a and IN1 beth
1904 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1890.
Battery Park areaDs-
bedrm. home. oil furnace. garage.
mo WI. e649. ALLIED REALTY
Spacious home. bed
rms, 3 baths, oil heat. porch: det.
garage; fenced back yard. Vacant.
EARL T. WRIGHT, WI 5000.
beautiful 2-bedroom
brick Colonial: all nice-size rooms;
beautifully furnished: very conven-
lent, exclusive location; basement
and garage: $3.50. lease. J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO., OK. or
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BRIGHTWOOI

BRIGHTWOOD
Nothing like 1t in WASHINGTON for
the price! Semidet., 2O-ft. brick,
large reception hall. living room,
dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
"a baths, 2 large rear porches, full
near all conveniences. Only $4,000
cash. Owner will take 1st trust for
balance. Call Miss Watwood, DU.
010S
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th St NV III 3346
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BOOMING HOUSE. near 18th and
Mass. ave. NV; 3 stories, II rms,
incl. ? in bsmt.. 2 baths, with water
in some rms; INV. oil heat, garage
900, subject to offer. FRANK M.
DOYLE, Realtor. DI 1865.
UPPER SIXTEENTH ST.-Magnificent
stone and brick residence, one block
off 18th St, in a delightfully."- quiet
location overlooking Rock Creek
Park; spacious center-hall plan, 8
S3s,5 800. Ewes. cali AD. 1884
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 14ll.
BEDRMS., BATHS, S23,95O-
Det. brk. with slate roof: g rms, Q
baths. fireplace, full basement, lge.
storage attic: gas h-w.h., 2-car
garage; excellent condition, splendid
location. near 18th and Upshur sts.
NV. Ewes. call AID. 1924,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
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ROCK CREEK PARK

This is a beautiful site of
18th st. overlooking the park.
1st f. has center hall, large
liv. rm., screened porch, din.
rm., dinette, kit. and "a bath;
End a. has 4 large bedrms. and
. adj. baths; full attic with
bath; 2-car garage. You will
never be unhappy in this lovely
home. Call
WEAVER BROS, INC.
DI. $500
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WestoVer. Close-In Arl.

Furnished completely including deep
freeze; two large bedrooms, tile bath;
within two blocks of schools and
buses: ideal for family with chill
dren; large wooded lot; full base
ment; well-equipped kitchen; $140
4-15oo % oah "'' 0'eAe''' 'A'
THE BRANT COMPANY
1904 North Rhodes St., Arl., Va.
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HOUSES UNFURNisHED Cont. }

SMALL COUNTRY PLACE with
acre; 2-story frame home with 5
rooms. bath and h.-w. oil heat; at
Layhill: Z mi, from Sill: Spg.; S95
mo-: Call Mr. Parker. LO. SORES,
or R. P. RIPLEY Realtor, sH. 1899.
FALLS CHURCH. bedrms., liv. rm.,
tirepl., din. rm., equipped kit. tile
bath; ! floor; bsmt.; fenced back
yard; SI15 mo. JOHN w. MULROY,
~ Hjllwood ave-, FA. 1922; ewes.
FA. 1873.
ARLINGTON-2-beorm. new brick
home; bus near door; 10 min, TO
Pentagon; shopping, schools close;
immed. occupancy; S120 mo. FA.
WE HAVE FOR RENT in viers Mill
Village an almost-new house which
combination kitchen dining room.
2 bedrooms, bath; basement; stove.
refrigerator. Available Nov. goth;
years lease; Ss1 so per month. Call
s.BEDRM. COUNTRY HOME. As min
rated; Sl00 mo. CO. 1881.
VACANT - 4 bedrms,, 2 baths; Ar
lngton; rent S1S7.50 mo. or sale,
S2:1o0 down: large corner property;
stores; schools. CHI 5977.
VACANT = bedrms., bath. Arling-
ton; rent, $500 mo. or sale, $1,000
Down; 2-car garage. large lot; near
a-BEDRM. oiIi; BRICK home; completely
and beautifully furn.; close-in Ar
Ington Forest; avail: immed. for 6
mo, $50 mo; Call F. E. NAL
yenient .. c. loe.; Is min. down
town; 5 bright rms, tile bath; full
ESTATE, RE. 246i. 81. e6e4. ~
NEAR 18th AND MONROE NE. AND
baths: S125 mo. MRS. DUNNING-
TON. WI 2635, OR. 1888. -l6
KENSINGTON PARKWAY-2-yr. -old
detached brick home; bedrms .
baths on 2nd floor; den and powder
rm; on 1st floor; conv. to transp.;
pi, $500. METzLER, RE; Realtor- or
Builder. 1106 Vermont ave. NV.
1919 CHEVY CHASE BLVD, Be-
thes , bedrms.. fireplace;
full bsmt.; garage; S130 mo. Call
10. 3-oUSs' after pm. for appt.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA 3-bedrm
Colonial in North Arl.: immed. occu-
pancy; s15o mo. AsK-Us? REALTY
ARLINGTON-Nice brick, 3-bedroom
Colonial; very close in; Sl35 mo.
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.,
OK. or CHI 44S7.
BETHESDA AREA Modern brick
house in beautiful cond; : large
rms; tile bath; oil heat; garage;
large lot: vacant. WI. 5000.
TAkOMA PARK-Lovely 3-bedrm. det.
brick; Ia yrs. old; S14O mo. SH.
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER in Falls Church;
bath. liv.-din, Il; kit has Ben
dix and disposal; no bsmt.; large
storage attic: very clean; S140 mo.
Can LES FARNUM, OW. 1904 or
GIL. 01S9
WHEATON SILVER SPRING AREA
Evening star., 1950-11-14

GROCERY-NO BEER
Colored trade; $3.50 weekly bus; very
small expenses; only 50 (ninel rent;
down. Exclusive. Call Mr.. Herman.
JOSEPH COHEN g. CO.
RE. 2136 (Eves., SUM-, GIL. 0069)
Evening star., 1950-11-14
WOODBRIDGE
ITO MONROE ST NE

171U MONROE ST. NE.
Six-rm. det. house; clean; nice furn. !;
finished bsmt.; oil heat; washer,
vacuum; conv. transp., churches,
shop; yard-garden; grapes; garage;
S125 per mo. CO. 1919 III
Evening star., 1950-11-14
APARTMENTS .UNEURNIsHED
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENS, 3Oth and Naylor
Gated 1-bedrm. apt, immed. posses
sion: will redecorate Total price,
$3.50, terms. Also 2-bedrm. unit on
End floor, wonderful view. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000: evenings
OR. 5761 or TW. 1191.
TILDEN GARDENS-Five rooms and
bath, completely modern kit. with
dishwasher and disposal, beautifully
decorated. Shown by appt only. Sold
to approved purchasers only. R.
BATES WARREN. exclusive agent.
WI. 7T96. OIL. 3159. I9s
Evening star., 1950-11-14
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. J
RESTAURANT

ABC license; doing thriving business
IN small community near D. c.;
owners i'll health reason for selling
Excellent opportunity.
N. G. HINES & SON
Courthouse. So. Arl., Va. OW. 5000.