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The guardian., 1951-11-03
Medford Concert Groups
Please Boston Audiences

grave Jones, reader, and Patricia
Evans Bell, 'cellist, jam-packed
old Ebenezer whose pastor, Rev.
William S. Ravenell, compared
the pretty girl harmony group to
radios Hour of Charm. The
members of this chorus, which
has already sung on radio, nota-
bly, last Christmas season, include
Henryce Houston, Patricia Bell,
Beatrice Armstead, Nancy Bow
doin, Marguerite Olden, Leona
Langford, Eleanor La m b e T t,
Shirley Jones, Marguerite Single
ton, Nancy Lassiter, Dolores Nc
Ryan, Marie Josey, Janice Rob-
erts, Barbara Britton, Betty
Holder, Harriet Watson, June
Peters, Ina johnson, Francis Cole,
Barbara Findley and Eleanor
Jones.
The guardian., 1951-11-03

City Council with a proposal that
the costs of operating Suffolk
County be distributed more
equitably among the cities and
towns beneftting from its ad-
ministration.
"The taxpayers of the city Of
Boston are over burdened by
harrassing taxes which should be
shared by other cities and towns"
Ahearn said, asserting that nu-
merous studies by public and
private agencies prove his point.
When he is elected to the new
Plan A City Council, Ahearn said
he will work for redistribution
of the Suffolk County Levy.
The Liberal Labor Committee
and the East Labor Club this
week endorsed Ahearn's candi-
dacy for the Boston City Coun-
Gil, and Ahearn was confident Of
election on November 6. In the
preliminary election in Septem-
Der, Ahearn received more than
$4,000 votes and in recent weeks
of campaigning Ahearn has won
increased support from veterans
and labor groups throughout the
city.
A brilliant attorney and edu-
Gator, Ahearn is recognized as an
Outstanding civic leader" for his
successful two year fight for
Home Rule for Boston with re-
spect to its charter, and for his
active participation and concen-
trated study of Boston municipal
affairs in recent years.
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resident Of Boston the past IS
years. She was 81 years old.
Funeral services were held at
the Norris Davis Parlors on Tues
day, October 80, at loo PM,
with many friends and relatives
attending, among them two nieces
from Camden, N. J. The Rev.
William I. Reeves of Gloucester
Memorial Presbyterian Church
conducted, assisted by the Rev.
Charles r. Winthrop, former
pastor, and the Rev. Mr.. Coombs
of the Jersey st. Seventh Day
Adventist Church. Mrs. Blanche
Diggs was soloist. Floral pieces
were from the family, John w.
Schenck (deceased's attorney f,
Harry Holt, the neighbors, Glou-
cester Memorial Church and Mrs.
Harriette Slauson Farley of Baf-
falo, N. Y, long time friend, and
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Worcester
JOHN STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH
43 John Street

ReU. H. Benton Harris, Minister
October Is, the Junior Ushers
had their first Annual Banquet
in Dexter Hall. The room was
filed with gaily dressed persons,
making a brilliant scene. A num-
Der of the official staff from Bos-
ton was present. Miss Lubertha
O'Hill of Philadelphia did not ap-
pear as advertised, but in spite
Of this the evening was thorough
ly enjoyed by all. A piano for
Dexter Hall was presented the
church by the ushers, q fitting
climax to the evenings program.
The Young Peoples Society
opened Sunday night with hne
group present. Miss Frances
Ford directed the worship period.
Rev. Harris spoke on ''The Ac-
complishments Of the United Ma
tions," and displayed charts, dia-
grams and miniature bill boards.
Mr.. Russell Tyler of the First
Baptist Church sang 20, Master,
Let Me Walk with Thee" The
tea at the residence of Mrs. Icil-
nah Harris was a real success in
spite Of the bad weather. Chicken
salad, potato chips, rolls, pickles,
tea, dainty cookies, jello and
whipped cream were served. Over
165 patrons were listed on the
program, Mrs. Mary Boyd, presi-
dent. At night the New Eng
land Chorus and the Awaken
ing Echoes" delighted the large
audience. After refreshments the
program followed from 700 Pm.
to 9:15 o'clock. Mr.. Earl Waithe
at the piano delighted the audi
ence. Mr.. Frank Bisphsm Is
manager Of the group. Last
Wednesday. Rev. Earl ". Law
son Of Maiden was guest speaker.
The guardian., 1951-11-03
- st. Marks Here

- st. Marks Here
Shiloh Baptist Church contin-
ues to make history. It broad
ems out. The visiting Quakers
enjoyed attendance recently.
And last week, a young lady
divinity student preached fine
sermon, Justification by Faith"
The young clergy scholar is Miss
Jennie Fordham from Newton.
And the Baptism of Mr.. Harold
Frye of Providence is scheduled
for this Sunday morning. And
on Sunday evening, 6 PM, the
famous st. Marks Church of
RoXbury will have its young
peoples Christian En- d eavor
group here at Shiloh, as our
guest. The Shiloh CE. group,
presided over by AL Henderson,
Jr., the Medford Park Tennis
champion, is doing a fine job and
will welcome the group from
Boston. The Arlington Congre-
gational Church will be host to
the Shiloh group one week from
Sunday. Everyone is invited to
attend these meetings and dona-
tions of autos for transportation
of these groups is invited in
every city. The st, Raphaels
Girls Chorus, directed by Mr..
Leo Barros, invites all high
school girls to join the group.
Miss Shirley Jones, a member
of the Adele Evans W. Medford
Girls Chorus, has been chosen
an accompanist for the Glee
Club Of Medford High School
where she is a senior. The first
of a series of Recitals by pupils
of Mrs. Evans will be held Sun
day. NOV. II at ST. Marks
Church, Roxbury. The 1851
Adult Game Night sponsored by
the Community Center Parents
Group, will be held Friday, Nov.
is for the benefit of the Nursery
School. Mrs. Leo Barros is
chairman and we will have more
news of this event next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lovelace
visited New York in company
with his brother and Mrs. Win
gate who visited Medford re-
Gently. Here's hoping all our
i'll and confined friends will inn
prove steadily. A colored guard
messenger is employed at the
uptown bank.
A correction: Address Mrs.
Minnie Ross at the Rest Home,
IT Winchester st., Brookline,
Please tell friends.
- City Election -
The 1851 Hand Club
Bazaar, attended by a gay large
throng, was an outstanding sue
cess last week and much donated
clothing will be given to the
West Indian Hurricane Relief.
The Chop Suey Supper was sold
out and new supply had to
be ordered early. The Bazaar
bargain tables of silverware,
wearing apparel, lamps, trink-
cts, beauty products and home
made cakes, pies, and candy,
met eager response. Added treat
was cold apple cider sold by the
glass. Adult prize-winners were
Mrs. Duncan Of Sharon st. and
Mrs. Hilton Parham Of Jerome
st. Ed Christmas painted the
stage curtain for the talent show
and both his work and the show
was good. The program opened
appropriately with the beauti-
ful Lords Prayer" sung by Miss
Dorothy Mcdonald. Miss Ann
Fisher contributed a fine piano
/ presentation Of the popular song,
jet" Then Michael Bonner, the
&een-age Calypso king. sang
Calypso Blues, by popular de-
mand. The Medford 'Bebop
Boys" then paraded to the
bandstsnd and did it up brown,
playing foot stomping numbers
with Cecil Isaaes at the key
board, Johnny Johnson on the
drums, Billy Thompson, saxo-
| phone, Nike Bonner on trumpet,
and AL Kountze, Jr. on clarinet.
The place really rocked. Dane
I -. E-ff----.I ~. s-r..r. -
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CONFIDENT
OF GAINING
COUNCIL SEAT

Francis x. Ahearn rounded
out the final week of his cam
paign for election to the Boston
The guardian., 1951-11-03

Ministers attending the
United Baptist Convention were
invited to attend a supper on
October 81, at John st. Church
and take part in the after serv-
ice. Rev w. Marvin Gibson
of Union Baptist Church, Cam
bridge, will be guest speaker for
the Flower Circles Annual Ser
mon, November II, at 800 Pm.
:. Prayers are asked for the
brother of Rev. Harris, Mr.. Jo-
seph Harris of 81 Martin rd.,
Verona, N. J., who is seriously ill
with heart complications.
Don't forget the Fifth Annual
Laymen's Dinner of the Wor-
cester Area Council of Churches
at Wesley Methodist Church,
Thursday at 500 o'clock. DR..
Marsh, former president of B. u,
will be guest speaker.
The guardian., 1951-11-03
WEST MEDFORD

The Quaker Society of Friends
of which Or. Ralph Bunche is a
member, is once again working
at the Center. In appreciation,
a "Pot Luck Supper" will be
given by local citizens this Sat-
urday night, $3.50 PM, same as
last year. Bring along assorted
dishes and gather at the COM
munity table with the Friends.
There is likelihood that Square
Dancing may follow. A fine eve
ming ahead.
The guardian., 1951-11-03
PUVIS DE CHEVANNES
GALLERY - Second Floor
SARGENT GALLERY

Third Floor
Low Tiles. About 400 items
from the collection of Mr.. Sum
ner P. Hinckley of Duxbury -
through November 25
ALBERT H. WIGGIN GALLERY
Third Floor
Exhibition of prints of the
early and late periods of artists
from French, British, and Ameri-
can schools who are represented
in the lbert H. Wiggin Collec-
ton through November 20.
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Evening star., 1951-07-01
FRED B. CUSHMAN. Realtol

FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor
GaithersbursLIwo-s lathe story frame. 8
land. on U. S: $40: Price. SIo,750.
Gaithersburg-Two apartment
in one of the best locations in town.
FIRST hoor has four rooms. bath,
laundry room with trays, open fire.
porch. Second floor. three @ large e
rooms. bath: laundry room with
trays, front and back entrances,
large floored attic, hot-water heat,
oil; large lot. plenty of garden
space. Price. $16 800.
GaithersbuTg (outside)--5-room bun
>! Of land; 81, 500 Possession to suit.
Near Clarksburg-One-half acre,
4-room bungalow. electricity, nc
bath. Also sales building. 4Ox40
has been used for auction room
bunsalow, bath, electric hotewatel @
heater, full basement, garage under
3 acres, near Clarksburg, improyec
with semiframe bungalow. 6 rooms
bath without flxturesl, full base.
ment, not cemented. This bungalow
nssdI mas not S,l,e been built many years, buI
NS4o oShAS dACSA aLAS4l6. ~ ID IlCSll
located. close to store, on hard-sur.
faced road. and will be within one
half mile of proposed new highway
Will help finance. Price. S6.95o
q small village called Redland,
have for sale q building 36x4O feet
part basement. This building wa
formerly a schoolhouse, is well bull
and would make an excellent store
or Is suitable for some other bust
ness you might be interested in
Will sell at right price.
20 acres. located about one-half mil
OF Old Georgetown road, on blacl
top road. Surrounded by mic
homes. Land Is mostly covere,
with second growth pine. $50,
per acre.
FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtol
Evening star., 1951-07-01

3-bedrm rambler, approx. 1 acre;
price, S10.950. You will appreciate
this house with its 22-ft. liv. rm.,
compact kitchen arrangement and
large din. area. Located near Clin-
ton.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN, 1914 Branch
Evening star., 1951-07-01

A SWEET LITTLE HOUSE
On a country road, near East Pines,
on little less than an acre. hv.
rm. with fireplace. bedrms.. Q
porcheS, "a bsmt. S10,500 with
$1,000 cash. call Mrs. Speight. UN.
OS09
ROGER MOSS. REALToR. Ho. 5000
Evening star., 1951-07-01

CHURCH FOR SALE. 43rd and Gall
latin ST., Hyattsville. Md: $4,000.
WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 422S.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
BETHESDA
4 HOMES OPEN AT 2
BRADLEY BLVD AREA
h-A-3-BEDRM. STONE CONSTR

h-A.-3-BEDRM. STONE CONSTR
A home with charm in an established
cious rms. and bath: reception hall,
firepl., full basement. recr. rm..,
porch. garage, oil a.-c.h. Beauti-
ful. level wooded lot. Reasonably
priced. Excel. terms. To reach:
out Wis. ave to Bank of Bethesda
bear left on Old GEORGETOWN I'd. .ap-
prox. Il mi. to Battery lane, right
10 4917 Battery lane.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
Stone and Brick Colonial

TAKOMA PARK
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler on q
large wooded lot overlooking beaut
Sligo Parkway. Liv. rm. has firepl
and lge. picture window Oak frs
Built-in gar. Air-cond. heat. Total
price, SET 500: terms Mrs. Mills,
BROWN AGENCY, SH. 3497, SH
3444 .
Evening star., 1951-07-01
NEVER

have we had a more attrac-
tive Colonial Home to offer
you. Custom-built, invitingly
cool with large rooms.
NO EXCUSE TO REDECORATE!
Library, powder room, beau
tiful kitchen. 3 master bed
rooms plus nursery room, 2
baths. paneled recreation
room. Safe back yard for
children.
Near ROSEMARY SCHOOL
and transportation. Shown by
appointment only.
VIM. H. SMITH co.
800 WIS. AVE. BETHESDA.
WI. 94OO. OIL. 45l2.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
TAKoMA PARK. MD.

S1b,y
with large room on End
floor, plus storage room. 2 rooms
on 1st f.. with 2 fireplaces. Large
yard with apple, peach, pear and
plum trees. Quiet location near
college, sanitarium and transporta-
tion. Mrs. Dawson, WO. 4162.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Raaltnr 0QAR
Evening star., 1951-07-01

ISE SIs BRICK ? 4 WITH RqNG fD full bsms sTR'issd ss
panSion attic: extra-wide lot: we'll
located of the Defense hwy; price.
Sl3.950. Call WA. 5000 til 9 pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
Evening star., 1951-07-01

43I4 CoLEsvILLE RD.. University
rm., mirrored flrepl.,. din. rm., kit,
dinette. scr. porch, full bsmt. OUT
side entr.. lavatory. S1S,950. Terms.
Open Sunday Ia WA R325
Evening star., 1951-07-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WOODSIDE FOREST

Open Sun, Noon Till Dark
SILVER nsf sprinMEws@s' IMev Sssr 'gs9lool bssS asS
brick. on large wooded lot; southern
exposure; bedrms. and bath on 1st
floor; lge. screened porch off beau.
tiful all-elec. kitchen; 3S-ft. paneled
and heated recreation rm.; b.-i. ga
rage. Directions: Out Georgia ave.
dr., left to Crosby and right to our
sign. DI. 1915: ewes, SH. 1885.
WIN. H SAUNDERS CO, INC.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
ASSUME VETS. LOAN. 80 600 dow

practically new 2-br. bung. with full
pays everything. Conv. to new Land
over Hills School and shopping cen.
ter. Call WA. 1900 til 9 pm. ROB-
ERT S. DAVIS & CO., 5S04 Balti-
more ave, HyattsVille, Md; WA.
1000 Office omen daily and Sunday
Evening star., 1951-07-01

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BRENTWOOD - Suitable for large
family; 8 rms. and bath. bedrm on
LIST d. garage, corner lot; good
LOCATION. BRENTWOOD REALTY
CO., UN. 1866.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
116-117 Lvnmoor DR.

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5
New 2-story, with 3 lovely bedrms
and bath on End floor, liv. rm
13x22 with firepl., din. rm., bright
kitchen. u bath on 1st floor, full
bsmt. with toilet; purchaser car
select own paper and paint; price
S22,950.
III Is an unusual tri-level with 9
beautiful kitchen and din. rm. on
1st level, liv. rm., End level 8 at.
level; plenty of storage and clos.
cts; price S17,500. Directions
Colesville I'd. to Lorain, right to
Ridgemoor, left l blk. to So. Dun
moor, right to end, bear left then
right on Lynnmoor.
IoWery g. Martin, SH. 5000
Evening star., 1951-07-01
BRICK RAMBLER nearing compile

LlOn, EXceIIent RlVerdaIe location.
3 bedrms,, liv. rm. with firepl..
plastered walls, lovely full bsmt. /;
situated on wooded lot with S5 IT..
frontage. Choice of decoration.
Priced to sell at only $4,000. Sub.
stantial cash required To inspect,
call PERRY BOSWELL. INC. WA.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
Home or Investment

Home or Investment
y acre, 931O Old GEORGETOWN I'd,
nr. Public Health Center g. Cancer
Institute. Frame. rms, "a baths,
concrete basmt.. new gas furnace,
rec. renoy:. Asking price. S1S,990;
can be financed on variety OF
terms incl low dn. payments and
sub. monthly payments. EX. 1875
or PA IRAD -
Evening star., 1951-07-01

LSE Srs fRrck T. WITH fp full bsms ss
pansion attic: extra-wide lot: well
locsted of the Defense nSod hwy vi price.
soBsRr R1S sIS s. cis pAV1s We Z ssSo CO. TIL pm
FULL PRICE, 50, 9,5OO-Immaculate 3:
lot with fruit trees and grape arbor;
det. garage; storm windows and
mo. pays ali. Close location in
Newton Village. Call WA, 5000 til
9 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS 4 CO.
1904 Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille.
and and sunday Mai SS2Y I'll 9 pm. on'' open aA'i'
NEAR MD. SUNiv.-4-b.r. Cape Cod.
S11.950: 2 blks from everything;
full bsnt.. oil heat; 25ear garage;
eRM shB BR1ek. e DsH1s s1a 300; p priced to sell
Immediately, terms to vets. or nom
vets: practically new, full .bsmt:. gas
heat, 1st-fr; b.r. or den. TILED bath:
sa ws lGeatsd sSd6 peaT f SheEery IbsesT
sl4 SO 9HPH PER MO. will buy this i'm.
maculate 2-b;r. shingle home on As
ft;-deep wooded lot; oil heat. equip:
price. $500, with S1,750. Cali WA.
2993 M,s til Il c9 pm. ROBERT S.
10 MILES D: Good water. bldgs.
and orchard, 10 a.; $4,000; terms.
s1i,75oes3 8 500 down, 500 per mo,
including taxes and insurance; fast
possession. Lge: stone bungalow. S
rms. and bath down, expansion at
TIC, full bsmt., gas heat: within 2
| blks. of elementary and high schools,
shops and excellent transp. Cali
VA VA; 93I7; rA. AP. 5000, McENTEE
NEARBY MARYLAND-2-sto brick;
large lily. rm; with fireplace. din.
rms, tiled bath: on large lot; 81 900
down ALVIN EPLING. UN, o3l3
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER,
| nearing completion; only 500.
| FLA approved; full bsmt, large
picture window in liv rm.. tile bath,
Spac. ultramod. equip. kit; architec.
turally beautiful and master Quilt;
| 8 sold, 2 for sale Il with fireplace
II viii pay you to investigate. Call
PERRY BOSWELL, INC, WA. 1900.
NEaR CARMoDiY q H1Ls-Detached
corner older-type home, but in very
good condition. 8 lge. rms; nice
porches bsmt.. oil heat: lovely shade
trees. Very low dn. pymt. Mr.. Jones.
u 10. 2-0401. Sun. AK. S010 with
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE.
EDMoNDsToN, MD.
Lovely det; Shingled bungalow: rms,
mod. mod kit;i tit;i ,g; ige; scEsensd-in M from!
outside entrance Oil h.-w.h.; det,
gar. and chicken house, fenced yard,
i 6-dd55441. zAGAM1 REALTY. Ii
Evening star., 1951-07-01
4 BEDROOMS
PRICE. S21,500

BOA LEIGHTON AVE.
NORTH HILLS SLIGO PARK
ia baths, garage, screened-in side
porch, tapestry brick Colonial with
slate roof, pre- war construction, on
beautiful lge. corner lot, picture
window, liv. rm. with fireplace,
newly dec. Conv. to stores, schools.
churches, tranSp., and located in
one of the most desirable Silver
Spring communities. Terms can be
arranged to suit you. Directions:
North on Colesville rd. from Silver
Spring shopping center to $500
blk, left on Leighton ave- to open
sign. See Mr.. Kelly on premises or
call AID. 1880.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1951-07-01

Four massive stone fireplaces, knotty-
pine interior finish in many rooms
and its secluded setting give this
unique property a hunting lodge
look that will make you think Of the
guest house and the half acre oi
natural woodland all add to its un.
usual appeal; yet it is only q few
blocks from Conn. ave. Price
$4,000. (Oder).
Waggaman-Brawner Realty Corp.
1900 I st. NV, ME. 1850.
Sun. and Ewes, RE. 2973.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
951O BRUCE DIR.

9510 BRUCE DIR.
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO 6
Owner transferred, wants q quick
sale Of this lovely home: 8 bedrms.
and bath on End floor, liv. rm.
with mirror over firepl., separate
breakfast room, din. rm., dream
kitchen, full bsmt., attached ga
rage. Directions: ColeSville I'd. tc
3rd light from Georgia ave, beal
left on st. Andrews way to Bruce
Iowerv & Martin SH. 92OO
Evening star., 1951-07-01

BRICK COLONIAL
S124 OLD GEORGETOWN RID.
OPEN NOON TO DARK
Det. white brick Colonial. Com
sasisson sfssF%s IL baths rsp Slate 5e'1sssf Toef
sf With eat eatsds sDsetqaS s' 1S fortuns
rare rare Shrubs shrubs. lot 5ox15o. See it
today. $4,000 cash viii handle.
HillcreSt Realty Co.
1414 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii 7-4040.
$500 Down, $59.46 Mo.
A socially agreeable home in Viers
and finished practical party and
ave. or Ga. ave. to Viers Mil rd,, left
to Edgebrook rd.. left to Fern Hill
I'd. and signs.
Sill. Sp., $15,750
FOUR CORNERS BARGAIN
B. Col. 6 rms, spacious ltv. rm., fire-
pl.. din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms.. bath
full bsmt. with outside entr. Lge
level lot. close to st. Bernadette
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. ]
block beyond 4 Corners, left or
Tmberwood ave. ! block to suther-
ALDEN REALTY co.
sH. $3.50 sH. 1905
Evening star., 1951-07-01
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
O01I TAMECTnWN pn

Only s12 $50 with So, 600 down. Has
liV. rm., din. rm.. bedrms.. kit.
and bath. Bsmt. Ideal home for
50xio0-ft. lot. Excel. location. Conv.
to transp. and shopping Mr.. Atino.
RA. 4450. ZAGAMI REALTY. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-07-01

TEMPLE HILLs-These are a must
see Beautiful new brick bunga-
lows, located in unsurpassed neigh
borhood; Cape Cod and ranch styles,
with choice Of 2 to 4 bedrms; fre-
place in liv. .rm,, G. E. kit, full
prices. SI6.5OO to Si7,5O0.
LEIGH C. KELSEY. JR.
1910 Pa. Ave. Sc. FIR. 4030 or
LII 4-ll14
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DISTRICT HGTs.
RINERnAI.E

On Baltimore blvd.-Excellent once
location: 1la-story home with 6 lge.
rms; full dry basement; oil h.-w. h:
lge. handicapped lot; excellent com.
mercial possibilities. WAYNE A.
CASKEY, AP. 6400 or WA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-07-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

5-RM. .STUCCO, ami; full bsmt.; l
acre land with privilese OF buying
M. Ferran, 10. $500; = after 8.
: c CENTRAL AVE, Randolph vilias.
-Five-rm. frame, ami; full bsmt::
lge. lot, S0x200; ard-surfaced road.
FPserErnail. 10. $4,000; after 6. HI.
MUST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATE
Beautiful, paying business, tourist
home: approx. l acre; in Annapolis;
completely furnished; 1st f. consists
Of drawing rm., living rm., fireplace.
eHaiRned eosst End d'Ghen H. bedPns Pash batS. stfs
plenty closet space; 3rd A., COM
plete apt, now rented; large
screened front porch, inclosed rear
porch; 100-ft. front; cultivated rose
and peony garden. beautiful shrub
den; 8 detached garages; near
shopping center, bus at door. COM
muttng distance of Washington. For
appt. to inspect, phone WA. 140S
or Union 1868. Il
1907 40th ST., Brentwood-s lse.
rms, lge. lot, part bsmt; vacant;
ssoo6 sT s9hc Cash q BAL iamss IKE rsnt Open
Sat. and sun. OWNER, IA. 7610.
A HOME and an investment-Unusual
3-level rambler with magnificent 30
baths. den. studio room: in shady
grove; owner occupied. Also attrac-
tive, 2-bedroom, log home, now rent
ed at S100;. large garage. storage
building, oil h.-w,h.. Exclusive. 2 "a
acres more land ..o1, If desired; cod F o65 6.
WA. s43S or RE. 0727. l.
58OS 35th PL., Ryattsville-Nr. 2
s619pGs sh60ppins &c eente[s odSs igs rms lot.
oeSPfn oPen Sat. and Sun. OWNER IA.
sACRiFICE-Bungalow. 4 lge. rms.
and bath new-house condition;
full bsmt.,. &C. heat; lot 100x11O.
beautiful shade trees; near all con-
ysnienEGes; tdieEu HollyT9gd 900: goo: sub
SACRIFICE AT ss,4o0-4 Ige. rms.
and bath BUNGALOW, 4 yrs. old;
bsmt.. &C, heat lge. lot. Oakcrest.
EPLiNG. TN. 03I5.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. extended
area. Lovely three-bedroom detached
brick home in beautiful setting.
Two blocks to transportation and
shopping Mr. Clark. GE. 90ll.
MARSHALL Ss5a J. WAPLE CO.. Realtor.
BRICK RAMBLER nearing compile
tion. Excellent Riverdale location.
3 bedrms,, liv. rm. with firepl..
separate, din. ,rm., mod. equip: kit;
plastered walls, lovely full bsmt.;
on cSoss oSasd o 9t TIsa 81 IT:
Priced to sell at only 5000. Sub:
cali PERRY BOSWELL. INC. WA.
1900. Open It'll z ON.
4314 COLEsvILLE RD., Universit,
PIX. 3-bedrm,; brick. extra lse. nv.
dinette. scr. porch, full bsmt.. OUT
side entr.. lavatory. S1S,950 Terms.
Open Sunday 1-5. WA. 6325.
CHARMING ENGLISH COTTAGE in
prizewinning new Eastpines, 3
fenced lot; storm winds; ven. blinds.
cash will handle. Call WA. 5000
til 9 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
ASSUME VETS. LOAN. $4,000 down,
practically new 2-b.r. bung. with full
dry bsmt.; fast poss.: S73 per mo.
pays everything. Cow. to new Land.
| over Hills School and shopping cen.
ter. Call WA 5000 til 8 pm. ROB-
ERT S. DAVIS & CO.. 5S04 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville, Md; WA.
5000; ONCE open daily and Sunday
CHURCH FOR SALE. 4srd and Gall
latin St, Hysttsville. Md: $4,000.
WINSTON c. CLAY. WA. 422s;
Evening star., 1951-07-01

prizewinninu new Esstn,nas a
b.r.s; tile bath; outdoor barbecue;
fenced lot; storm winds; ven. blinds.
Your best buy at S12 500; $4,000
cash will handle. Call WA. 5000
It'll 8 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS