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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-02-24

cob Meckstroth, managing editor
Of the Ohio State Journal, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Present at the meeting
will be Nimrod B. Allen, president
of the Frontiers of America.
The meeting will begin prompt
ly at 1900 noon with lunch being
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-02-24

served in the second floor GYM
nasium.
The papers to be honored in
addition to the EXPRESS are: :
The Daily News, Dayton Journal
Herald, Pittsburgh Courier, Cleve-
land Call and Post and the Ohio
State News.
Evening star., 1950-06-06

A--Rsyen shentuns Sun
back with fitted jocket.
Beige, navy or turquoise.
Sizes l2-2o; 16h-22h.
Evening star., 1950-06-06
4 4 \ =

c--Dotted Swiss with man-
DARN neck. pouch pockets
trimmed with white pioue.
Navy. brown, red. green.
9-l5.
Miss Shops-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-06

B-Royon shantuns
ceseh m On Style. cop
sleeves, stond-out pockets.
Black or turquoise. l2-2O;
l6h-22k.
Evening star., 1950-06-06
DOTTED Swiss or Rayon Standings

VoIue-poeked buys :. these dresses that have
such eood-ookine details and in the seasons
fovorite fabrics! Engaging city-wse styles
sun-fun boero dresses >. vacation pretties. In
flower garden ooors or city dorks. Misses size
Il to 20; hoIf sizes lo1z to 22h and Junior
sizes to IS in the group.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
cMw&
RZDN1RE
gDySzim

From Is on, the natural oil that
keeps skin soft starts decreasing.
Before 40, skin may lose. as much
as 20% of its own softening oil.
But you can help Offset this dry
ing out-by giving your skin an oil
especially suited to its needs. You
can use a dry skin cream that is
extra-rich in Lanolin, which is very
like the oil of the skin itself
Ponds Dry Skin Cream.
See its effects on your skin.
Work it in thoroughly for night
softening. Use uery tightly for a
smooth look under makeup. The
rich cream brings skin a fresher,
younger softness Immediately.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

Between ys~r Eyebrows, an
your ForeheaA-you hate to see
those tiny ''dry skin" lines etch in.
To smooth Dswn-Regularly
every night use lanolin.rich Ponds
Dry Skin Cream to give your dry skin
the oil it needs. Circle il on with firm,
quick little circlcs-uP between eyes,
out over eyebrows to your temples.
3 ksStsress These 8 features
make Ponds Dry Skin Cream so
effective: /. 1t is rich in Lanolin,
very like the skins own oil. 2. It is
,homogenizcd, to soak in better.
3. 1t has a softening emllsi6er.
Get Jour jar-today!
The LADY DAPHNE STRAIGHT says,
FL like this rich. soft Ponds Dry
Skin Cream better than any other"
Start M1s truly rsvsG,,fs5k
correction QfDsy &Ix kod9yl
Evening star., 1950-02-05

Alon1 ysur Chin Line-you
don't want that mstronly-looking
sagging to start.
To Toae Up-Use thumb and first
finger of each hand and pinch along"
from point of chin to ear with lanolin-
rich Ponds Dry Skin Cream. This
treatment brings circulation up and
xives this akin rieh fabrication.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

/ETU, Use a soft cloth or paper
towel under the Doozit to wipe up
the dirt and cleaner. Floor is quickly
and thoroughly cleaned, ready for
immediate polishing.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

Bruce Floor Cleaner may be
applied and polished with a
soft cloth, or-much more con-
veniently-with the back-sav-
ing Bruce Doozit, standing
up. Try it whichever way you
prefer. Either way, you'll say
Bruce is easily the finest floor
care you have ever used-or
your money back!
Evening star., 1950-02-05

1LLz1xZzz..A@ No sloppy scrub
bing to soil your hands and
spoil your disposition. No harsh
soap and water to destroy the
natural beauty of your floors.
Bruce Floor Cleaners effective
dry-cleaning action melts away
old wax and dirt, and leaves
your wood floors and inoleum
spotlessly clean for polishing.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

Replace moist Doozit
Pad with clean, dry one; then pol
ish. The rich wax film left by Bruce
Floor Cleaner polishes quickly and
easily to.a sparkling natural lustre.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
EPWORTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anthony and
children, MIR. ana AIRS. Edward An
thOny and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Smith. Mrs. Lewis Smith and
Mrs, Leon Smith attended the fun
eral of Mr.. Archie Johnson of Glen
olden, Pa, en- Friday,
MIR, aud Mrs. Stayton English of
Alexandria, Va. spent the weekend
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar English.
Mrs. Nellie Parker of DelmRr
has been house guest for several
Gays Of MIR and Mrs, Edgar English
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth West re-
Gently spent a few days az Drexel
HIN, Pa. visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John King celebra-
ted their 50th wedding anniversary
ON Saturday. Among the guests
were several from EpwOrth.
Mrs, Arthur Cannon and Mrs
Crcrar Bennett and son Of near Mil
ford were Dover visitors on Friday
afternoon.
Miss Betty Lee Cannon visited
Phila,, with her school class ON
Saturday
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

heid iu Rehoboth in May. The fol
lowing were nominated for the
oniees indicated ellis kyttle. lAu
fie president Llnwood Hastings.
hiadea lat vice president. Elmer
Dodd hehohoth, End vice presl
dent Gilbert g Bailey. Laurel. sec.
Rotary hoy Jones Mlllsboro. az.
aistant secretary. David Joseph
Laurel. treasurer Granville n.
Nhiie Laurel Fire Recorder.
The report Of the Sussex Fire
Recorder for the month Of March
ls to April % showed total oi
ila alarms loss Of 500 .700. 900 on
which f5l016o0 WAS covered by
Insurance making : net loss of IS.
GO Ho Grass fires led the cauaes
af fires numbering So chimney
nfeh nere 81 woods. o. and dwell
lnEs. ll a total 81 l5.b39A man
honfs nere pui into service by l..
BE volunteer hremen Laurel waa
reported a. the company respond
ine 20 most alarms. "a. Millyille
reporting greatest loss. 81 5HO 90
and ilaEabnro as having NO fires
a report 81 ambulance service
maintained ~ volunteer fire com
paniea in the county revealed i3a
men made 81 trips for total OF
see miles. spending 326 hours In
service The new Milton ambulance
Nas included in the report for the
hraf time
Announcement WAS made uf the
Flremen's Memorial Service for
deceased volunteer hremen of the
state aud Ladies' AuAiharies. which
ulil o. held az the Firemen'H
Monument on city Hall Plaza. 10
yer. on May ~. az two o'clock la
fhe afternoon Color guard and 4
firing squad uill d. provided B,
the Walter T. Fox Post American
Legion ~ Dover The main address
will o. made by Rev Thomas q
Mnihsan. a ID Chaplain Of the
6iate fifemen's Association. Fred
q Burke president of the State
Association viii place "a memorial
wreath ou che monument and the
permanent record Of deceased
memlaefa and auxiliary presented
~ Charles a Jester. State aeere.
tafg. Niil D. placed la the monu.
meuf ~ vice presidents. Col. I'd
ear S Slayer and George w Dun
can William Kirk az Richardson
PARK historian and AIRS Nan Laws
Moods past president aud organic.
- ~ au9iliaries and Mrs. Casper
Powell president of the i.adie,
An1ihsfy ~ Delaware will alat
speak briefly a was also announ
eed that Ga ease AZ rain the aery
iees would b. held in the nearby
Methodist Church. in Dover.
Visitors from either parts of the
state uere Fred Burke State pres
ideni George W Duncan. vice
president John Hamburger Of a,
thimarfa Association and Inht
hae ~ Robbins Hose Co. Ia Dover
Mrs blanche Miller of whining
tan President ~ the Rehekah AS
aembly az Delaware aud her stau
iasf ueek Installed officers az Mar'
hehehah Lodge SO ib. Ia George
fann
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

Mrs Anne r. Wilson was clothed
with the regalla and installed ga
Past Noble Grand aud the follow.
ing were inatalod Mira, Evelyn
Pepper Noble Grand, Mira, ELIZA.
beth Baker vice grand, Mira, Edith
Scott, recording secretary, Mira,
Hazel Tlngle, assistant secretary;
Mrs Mary Catherine Hudson, War.
dem Mrs Violet Pepper. COndnc
tor. Mrs Ida Treasure, Musician,
Mrs Minnie Travis. Color nearer,
Mrs Almlra Lewis, Right Support
"a Noble Grand, Mira Evelyn Splc.
CT, Left support % Noble Grand ,
Mrs Ida Kapp, Right Support "a
Vive-Grand, Mira Mary Keeler,
Left support to Vlce.GrRnd, Mira,
Onalee short lnaide Guardian
Mrs Mabel Taylor OUtalde Guard.
IAN Mrs Marie Pepper, Right Al.
tar Bearer; Mlaa Marjorie Sam,
mons, Left Altar HeareE
a large group Of past presidents
and visitors from RehekNh LODGES
Ia Wilmington, Felton, FlNNkt0rd,
and RehohOth attended the core.
monies Gltta were presented "a
the retiring Monte Grand and ata0
members who have served dNplNe
the past term
Jacob shane 50 year old vetW,
ed engineer of the peNRa, Railroad
Company, suffered fractured hlN
Ia fall at hla home on N Ral),
road Avenue, last Tuesday, Ito was
taken "a Milford Memorial uOapt
tai by ambulance, Mr. shane has
been ill for several months and
was recuperatlNg until hla acct
dent last Tuesday,
The Georgetown New Century
Club has received the General Ned
GRAFTON OF Wemena club National
Award OF Honorable Mention IN
recognition Of the contribution
made Ia community Improvement
during latN The award Waa Npe
Hented % Mrs, e, Linden MetlValNe
retiring president 0t the GeNpge.
town New Century club 0WplNg 4
Reciprocity Meeting with tNv
Franktord Club last Friday NleNt
Mrs. NJ hurt0n Never president NJ
the State Federation at WNMeNN
clubs presented the certificate, The
award was made an a result NJ
participation Ia the "NWld NN((eO
Community" contest witch wa,
sponsored hy the General kNdevA
ton OF W0meRN Clubs and a,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

Nroger Company, The Georgetown
New Century club sponsored the
Georgetown Free Library, which
opened early last summon and
which hNa proven an unqualified
HNCceaa, A state award of $0OO was
divided between SeAlOrd, (rhe
Acorn ClWhlS the Avon club, Eel
ton and the Richardson Park club,
each receiving $lOOOO with the
sWeepstNkca award Of $500 90 gOlNg
to the Acorn club Ia SeNlovd, Ns
TAT prlte winner IA the state,
Officers for the ensuing term for
the Georgetown club were Install.
cd az 4 recent club luncheon, hy
Mira, Oscar Thomas, Of NclMNr,
vice pCeSldeNt for SWSaeN County,
Mira Wilbur MWM(Ord succeeds
Mrs, G. hNdeW MellVNMe Na preal
dent, Mira, A, 4, RacNNleu0, Miss
Edtth / l0Nea, Mira, Howard W.
NramhNll were Installed Na first
second and third vice presidents
Respectively MlSS Ammo n, Moore
MAa named AS SecretArY{ MlSN ltlN
Carey, CNrCeNp0NdlNg SECRETARY and
Mira, HNNl Short, treNaWreE Mrs
MellVNlNe WNN elected state ntrec.
tor aud will 10 continued Ia that
poSltlON at tho state Convention u
be held IN june,
AZ a dMNev MeetNg ct WaShlNg,
ton C0NNeN No ~, lN O. z, A, At,
about sixty locAl veNtdeNtA i0lNed
with l0eal MeMNevS and state and
national officials Nl tho 0vNeU IL
hear an explanation W thla nation.
al NAtrtOttC and UAtevNAl heNe0e.
tai aOCletX,
The dinner WAS held Ia GvANge
WaN and Clyde h WtlMetN, Aaata
taNt national secretary and Thorn.
/ aS l. SeNtle, ehlet elevk, both NNW
the eNl(adelNNlA heAdONAvteVa
were The NvtNeWal SNeakeva m,
NWN(N WAS AvVANge0 MrgeN
thvNWgN the eNNvtS Ng llAvrN Z
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

Swain, p0stmNster who Ia long
time member of the order. The
Georgetown Council has been IN
eNisteNco for 81 years and the
national organization will celebrate
the 9tth anniversary Of It's found
iNg ON May a.
Mr. Wilmeth told OF the work Of
the order IA sponsoring reason
able restriction Of immigration,
especially against the recently
passed. Displaced Persons Rln, IN
Wow OF the more than $500 600
presently unemployed and the
acute housing shortage In most
0rCNS" In the program 10 promote
patriotism, Mr., Wtlmeth stated that
$4,000 N0gs and Bibles have heen
presented by tho order to public
schools,
Joseph llNrKer, Og l.ewCs, field
representative, Ia working out de-
tails Of large membership IN
crease IN the local order, with the
Officers and memhers Of Washing
ton Council EUgene Reese, of the
Reh0hoth Council, who was chosen
NS state Councillor az the COnven,
ton held IN Newark, April rs, was
preNont at the meeting together
with other state hoard officers
James W, Satternold, field repre-.
sentative attached To the Milford
CoWNciC was also present. Both
the Invocation and hcnedlcti0r
were glVeN by Rev Robert Y. Van
Cheat pastor Of Grace Methodist
church
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

Mrs. Lewis smith. Mrs. Prank
Anthony. Airs. Edward Anthony
and Mrs Harry Torbert were Win
mgton shoppers on Tuesday
AIRS. Norman Adams MRS. Leon
smith. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Riley
and daughter and Mrs. Louise Free
Gen were callers of mr. and Mrs.
Charles Homquist On sunday
Callers this past week 81 Mr. and
Mrs. j. g. L0ockerman and daugh-
ter have been Mr. and Mrs. D W.
Handy and SIR and Mrs. Lmlher
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

The oeNaR'g0lRg research shlp.
AlestroSs M, based AZ Woods Hole,
Mass, Is at work on a flve.ysaF
census Of the food fish Of the Allan
Ne coast which may produce deflnl.
tive data on where and how many
is Mr., Cod,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

CLASSIFIED AIS gs RESETS
Evening star., 1950-09-24
WOmen's shoes

Novelty and eosuoI shoes 60 IN
in Ieother or suede. With y
composition soIes. Smart
dark tones in sizes 4 to 9.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
tots cotton dresses

Cotton percole and popIin CO.
dresses in eoy ploids and ~
prints. New foil styles
in sizes ! to sc.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
Girls wool sweaters

IS; g; $; ::: !; !; $; $; e s.: s.; s:
Sizes TO Ia. 10 to 16.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
WOnlen'S bIOuSeS

For suits ond skirts.
White and postels in
smart shirtwoist styles.
Rich royon crepe and
cotton bIouses. 81 to SO.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

WOmem7S AMT Gowns
Blue, maize or pink royon knit
gowns with round or VneckIine.
Sizes "a to 40.
WOmen's TricOt Slips
Royon tricot knit with Ioce trim
in blue, pink or nnoize. Sizes 32S
to 40. -
FamOus'Make Garter Belts
lrregulors of nyIons and royon C.
satin belts in sizes Is to So. e
Misses Polo Shirts
IrrseuIors Of cotton knit polo s.
shirts. Small, medium and loree
Girls Cotton Polo Shirts
Striped and solid colors N -
IN cotton knit shirts. - Tor p
Sizes to IA.
Girls Dungarees
lrregulors of cotton denim dun CT
eorees In navy. Sizes 7 TO Ia
Corduroy Jackets
PinwoIe corduroy in pIoid Knit e.
collar and woist Sizes Z, 4 and g.
Tots 2-Piece Knit Suits
Boys 2-piecs suits. Conbed cot
ton polo shirts, cotton eobordine )
shorts. to 6.
Tots Sweaters
All-Wool cordigons and sipon
styles. Dark tones and PosteIs in y
sizes to Ok 4.
Tots and Girls Slips
White or teorose slips
with buit-uP shoulders. ~ 81
In sizes to "A in cotton for
and royon.
Tots OveralIs and LOngies
Cotton eobordine and cotton twill
loneies and overolls, ox sizes ! ,
to 6x. 8
Tots, TOddlers' Pajamas
Two-piece cotton knit styles. As e.
sorted coIors for sizes 4, s, and 8. -
Girls and Tots Panties
Two bar royon tricOt
ponties. Loee trim. or Il for
toiIored in sizes ! to II. -
Tots Training Pants
Tots two-woy stretch
ponties in white eombed Il for y
cotton. Sizes to 4.
Tots Polo Shirts
Perfects and irreoulors
of long and short sleeve for
styles. Sizes to 6x.
Evening star., 1950-09-24

WOmen's Bandeaux Bras
Cotton, royon sotin and $N. o.
nylon bros. % to So A. for >
81 to 40 B, "a to 40 c.
TwO-Way Stretch GirdIes
Nylon and cotton knit qirdIes and
panty eirdIes. Small, medium ondS
large. Extro large in eirdles only.
WOmen's RayOn Slips
MuItifiloment royon crepe slips
with loee trim. White or pink in >
sizes 81 to 40. M
Women's Rayon Hosiery
IrreeuIors Of full fosh-
ioned hose in medium for ST
weight Sizes sH to IL "
ioH.
WOmem's Fall Handbags
Perfects and irreeuIors Of hand
bags in assorted fobries. New 3
foil shades.
slus tax
WOmen's NylOn Hose
Full fashioned 54 eouee, IS
denier stockings in sizes 8h to$
lOh.
Cotton Durene Anklets
Wonen's and ehiIdren's
durene socks in white or for
coIors. Sizes 7 to 10h. II
WOmen's Sheer NylOn Hose
Thirds. Full fashioned
81 gauge, 5 denier. for
Sizes 8h to lo17.
WOmen's RayOn Panties
Royon knit in plain or
novelty weoves. Small, for
medium or large.
WOmen's Slippers
lrreeuIors and perfects in assorted eN
styles. Sizes 4 to in the group.
Leather or royon.
WOmen's Snug-Fit indies
lrreeulors Of knee
length styles and vests % e.. en-
in cotton knit. Small, Cd
medium and Ioree
WOmen's Panties, Briefs
loce trimmed and toi-
lored styles in regular for D
and extra sizes. Royon. ~
Evening star., 1950-09-24

Smort styles in assorted fobrics.
Prints in broken sizes. Finished
to look for more expensive than
this low price.
Evening star., 1950-09-24
crisp cotton dresses

Women's fresh crisp bo-
leros and pinofore styles
in cotton broodcIoth or
pique. Prints and solids in
sizes up to so. a
Evening star., 1950-03-31
FARMS FOR SALE

SMALL FARMS ARE sCARCE-You
better get this 1874 acres, all cleared;
hne land, well fenced, small dairy
barn, general barn, machine shed,
poultry house; 5-room bungalow. hot
vntt water heat, coal furnace; lovely
shade. Price, $4,000. at least half
cash; 22 miles of Washington. H. B.
MITCHELL. Herndon, Va, phone
15 ACRES and small building. Near
road, Clear fertile ground; cleo
tricity; 5000 an acre; terms. Snap
up this this one. J. H. NICHOLSON.
WILL sell SELL OR TRADE my e5-asre
farm for a house in Virginia or
from Warrenton and has six-room
house with electricity and small
sumo GI loan. Call evenings, Ii.
sTR0GUIii's FARM cATALoa FREzl
S3q 6argains. 80 states. sTEoTr
CoUNTRY HONE Of II acres acres, 1e
cleared in Hanover County, va,
about 50 mi: south Of Washington;
stately dwelling OF 2 big rms. bath
house with shelves and counters;
800 yards frontage on State road; /;
possession forthwith. Only $4,000;
$1,000 down. 500 monthly; also
another. property consisting Of 100
acres all woodland with no bdild-
ings but 100000 feet of sawable
timber located in Louisa County
about 35 mi. west of the City Of
Richmond: 500 yards frontage on
State road which is school bus and
U. s. mail route; power line, spring,
streams; many nice homesites where
terrain is level or disirably rolling.
$I:600;o $500 down, $40 mo. Dial
$12, OOO-Located on hard-surfaced
road about 2 miles from cuIpeper,
Va and Y mile of Route 20; S6h
acres of land with running water
in every field; buildings consist Of
modern 7-room and full basement
stucco bungalow with hot and cold
water; cow and horse barn; 2
poultry houses: smoke house: corn
crib: tool shed and garage. Con-
yenient to school bus and church.
Boz 96-B. Star. -2
Evening star., 1950-03-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1859 Marx u 4-dr: s MI:
JACK PRY. Conn. at at 8 and istb
and Pa. ave; Sc. Open ewes. Sun.
equipped. This 1-owner car (name
on reauest) is in perfect condition
throughout; 10000 actual miles:
S795: Cash, trade or terms. BELL
MOTORS sao66o SOLO Wisconsin ave. yo.
AUSTIN 4-dr. sedan: brand-new car
at brand-new price. Only 81 ,226
delivered; terms and trade. Author
ized Austin sale.. service, parts
eAssAss eess siass y a. 4S4 e 4 j. kD'o n.s g.
sS5Sk sssI's, ,sas s:t :fss4 ;fsaa ;gsSBDsS ;gsSB down
Why pay more2 AUTO WHOLE
sliInS sAaE5s' 1871 sladensburr rd.. Ii.
BGISk SI,|I,.o 1s4e ~, s7aDsr 7,, ..dssp.sss; ss
SHae dsE Me' Psi msF:s Agm9
BUICK - 1s4s sedan; equipped, .
why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. 1871 Bladensburr rd., Il.
BUICK 1s4a sedanette: s4s4, $e4
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburs
BUICK 1847 sedanette; 1894: SIso
doyn; small weekly payments. AUTO
Tsla MhGhEsAaESs' i.I slssSe' 1871 sladensnprs s
BUICK 1s49 Roadmaster convertible;
mites; ISi owner. e" ss.4s5. 5 'P2 dL. sisi. cSO
BUICK ls4o Super; price. ss26. Ap-
sS1Sk sasllsy lsas esI $751; sssss5ggD.s down
Why pay more2 AUTO WHOLE
SALERs. 1871 Bladensburg I'd. Ii.
BUICK isS' 1s4s model 7e-s seaanesse;
and h., seat covers. Dynanow;
ssAPfoL q eaS oDsa eApiEze.5ps paifiEuzzee.S e to cd.
BUICK 1871 Special 4-dr.; maroon.
radio and heater; wonderful car for
that vacation trip, $547. HILL 81
TIBBITTS, lila Vermont ave. NV,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, MA.
BUICK ls47 q to choose from, super
These are both 1-owner cars (names
on request).. Fully equipped, In abb
solutely, perfect condition in every yer
Cash. trade Of terms. s BELL mo: Mo:
TORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave.. Wo.
BGick iHSEi 1e4s Roadmaster sedan: With
h.; 81, ,995. cash, trade or terms.
PAT WEIGH. 443o Conn. ave. NV.
BUICK 164s Super sedanette; like
new in every respect; loaded with
sAT 4sso sssp coma sanae ave " 't1as
BUICK 1850 1889 sedan; $3.50. Phone
BUICK ~ = a, Isa7 c sonyers,ble II cpe.; beauti-
top: excel, throughout; radio. heat
er; guaranteed; S1,495. TREW MO-
TOR CO, 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
BUICK % Roadmasser sedan; radio,
ers: like brand new. A "First Choice"
WI %HEEESk "a ,,s5z i5Se- 4soS wl:ssSsia S5 sSi
BuaGn eaaipped 1919 ou.itp sHper carl Il zss
$as5 down, Why pay more, AuTo
rd L. 3-8S00. -5
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster 4-dr. sed.
Is a price = ! 81: one sSsr q; 8sss
B6Tok ffSHi 1912 sedanette; s4e4, ss4
down, small weekly payments. AUTO
WHohEsALsEsRS' W 81 alssSs' 1871 HladsnsSprs
BUICK 1947 sedanette; 1894; $3.50
down, small weekly payments. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 BlAdensburg
I'd: II; 3-a8o0. 70
black, fully equipped. bet. 5000 and
1000 miles, $2,246. Call BEN
BOWIE, HO. 0200 after pm,
MARLBORO 8364. -81
Evening star., 1950-03-31
LOTS FOR SALE

SLIGO PARK HILLs-Beautiful cor
marnifctent MAJ view. lew facing sa'i, creek IN
park; abundance Of dogwood; very
$50 DOWN WILL BUY one of these
za-acre lots in large subdivision
facing Colesville .rd.. Md; near
Naval Ordnance Lab; monthly pay
psnts 1nly $29, total ALL prifs 81 1S999' ,999999'
POTOMAC RIvER-Within q stone
throw Of Chain Bridge in nearby
Arlington; $40 acres. wooded, city
water. transportation: priced, S8 800.
GEORGE MASON GREEN COM
PANY. CH. 1888. evenings and Sum
PSoaTsoMAc oPPAALIsADEs-Level 7s.x
100: street, curb. gutter. sidewalk.
make e., ofisr, Eysninss Ips eali m 81, 81; so79;
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
Of nearly l acre each, located on a
high elevation, on Jones Mil I'd. In
Mont. Co., Md, all utilities and
paved streets; p5iced p5sedd 16c per So It.
sST5GasS, S s7ss,.nt eysl Sa,; lg.s sSAsRfIs HndsS
FaIRFAX CoOiUN1TiY.1Es acres. 14o-
#. frontage, fenced garden. 3 kinds
fruit trees. grapes, strawberry patch,
well, cottage, elec.; phone avail.
E4cEE. x I.4L LGE. GARDEN LOTS, at
Clinton, close to PROP; new super
hwy; lowest prices, terms. Call
BRADLEY, Cypress 9029. %
Evening star., 1950-03-31
LOTS FOR SALE tconf.)

IF You ARE A DISSEMINATING
buyer wanting to build in locality
where environment and the stand
ard Of homes will protect your in
Mis- Vase saen on 'V@a coiesse vii 70 road alrnf
mile beyond Four Corners in Silver
Spring. Md. These homesites are
the result OF careful plating Of a
been preserved. Concrete curb. gut
ter, and macadam streets will be
paid for by the developer. To get
one Of these sites you must not
delay, See the type OF homes. ap-
prev 50T this nropsrty. Some have
construction; then If interested. get
suitable for your home. Prices 'eSs on
al sites are subject to change April
4ssa ca g. M4ooa5.e oaesseT or meet eeE 5 FIN
8 sss once til 4P dafk ias Dr0gs5ss eszkE SAT /
sEEEEfsYH EEEEsH' EehkSw EE5flfS5s5 RD., mr.. Fs Fails
Gansch Gatss .ns l33.ft;, fgoptage. city
SILVER liver SPRING AREA bldg. lots;
LANHAM HEFGHTs. MD.@Lot sox
GREGORY & VINCENT REAL ES-
TATE, UN. 9102; ewes. OIL. 2273.
3 LEVEL RAMBLER SITES cor
ners. 10000 to $4,000 So. IT.. Burnt
Mills Gardens on coiesviile rd.
Easisa Rsi'g Sss5. saarxff With BffHzEnE Ell H.
BELLE2vfGEfG 2fEf FoREsT-Nearby Airing
ton. Large. wooded, rolling home
sites with all improvements. A de-
nenrtui nsar thu and e restricted proven area;
Country Club, the Extension of the
George Washington Memorial Park
way and the, New Stratford Junior
High School. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., CHI. 383S; evenings
and Sunday. GIL. 1888. q
RAMBLER SITE. 1OoxI3e; Burnt
Mills Gardens facing Colesville rd.;
NR. svei sr' wasgEi sERNsbETS4SEs Sa TSSs9 md wo.d T.
74x150; short walk to stores. ,
Only $4,000. PERRY HAY CO, 81.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Extra-bisb
value extra-low cost. Choice corner
lot, $2,300. Also adj. lot 5OxlOO,
$1,000. All impr. in. Many others in
Hay Ihss nne ne residential 5dal section. PERRY
Loettsff oct III HILL Il ESTATES Is1Si tnr. N Nav.
choice lot 7sx145. 6ord derine PARK;
Perry HAY CO. 81. 3oo5s ''oOy; wy
BEAUTIFUL adIIF LOT FOR RAMBLER-
others for any type house.
HOWARD R. SCHAFER