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Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
1. G.. Burton
Now
Has Goodyear
Tire Agency
Milford Concern To Have
leadership Held By r.
d. Grier And Sons /;
George French Will Be
In Charge Of Sales.

1. G. Burton and Co., Inc, has
recently been awarded the contract
to be the Goodyear dealer in this
area. Goodyear tires, tubes and bat
teries, formerly sold by r. d. Grier
and Sons in Milford, will now be
sold by l. G. Burton and Co., Inc,
on the RehOboth Cutoff.
Plans have been made and are
now being put into action to make
full use Of the Goodyear leadership
at I. &. Burton and Co. Mr.. George
French. of Milford. will have
charge of Goodyear sales.
A full line of Goodyear merchaR-
disc is now in stock. Goodyear is
famous for its rubber products
which include Super Cushion tires,
open center tractor tires, farm i'm
plement tires and all types and
sizes of truck tires. In addition,
the Goodyear line specializes in
batteries. fan belts and many other
automotive products. The we'll
known Goodyear budget plan has
been installed at l. G. Burton and
Co., so that equipment may be paid
for in monthly payments.
Mr.. Burton says that they are
proud to have another FIRST tC
complete their service. Goodyear is
FIRST in tire sales throughout the
country. as Chevrolet is FIRST in
automobile sales. 1t should be a
good combination-the FIRST au-
tomOblle and the FIRST tire. He
would like you to come to I. g
Burton and Co.. to inspect the Good
year line.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Metal Scrap Program
UnderwGy In State
Wallace F. McFaul, Jr.,
Is Serving AS Scrap
CO-OrdinatOr

The NPA sponsored program in
the state to ferret out and start
all surplus heavy iron and steel
scrap and nOn-ferrOus scrap back
to the steel mills and foundries in
order to maintain steel production
for defense and civilian needs, is
now in gear and beginning to pro-
duce results. according to Robert
c. Powell, district manager of the
National Production Authority, U.
S. Department of Commerce.
Mr.. Powell stated that after a
few weeks of preliminary effort,
October / saw the various phases
of the State Scrap Program or
ganized and recovery operations
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Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
]. r. Leverage
Dies AtHOme
Near Milford
Former Kent Co. Clerk
OF Peace Was Long
Time Employee OF The
Sante Fe Railroad.

John r. Leverage. II, clerk of
the peace in Kent County for two
terms. 1942-5O. and prominent in
Republican Party circles, died on
Wednesday. October Gath, at his
home in Lynch Heights after a
short illness. While he had not beer
An health for several years he was
not bedfast until recently.
Mr.. Leverage was a Republican
member of the Kent County Board
of Elections.
He was born in Delaware but
went to the West as a young man
and for over 40 years was employed
by the Sante Fe Railroad. He re-
turned to this state following his
retirement in the 30's and for time
operated a service station in Lynch
Heights.
Mr.. Leverage was one of the vet
eran Republican campaigners of
lower Delaware and was in demand
as party speaker during political
campaigns.
He was a member of Orient Lodge
No. 81, AF and AM, of Topeka, Kan
sas, and active in the work of CAL
vary Methodist Church, Milford.
Surviving are his wife. Viola; two
daughters, Mamie, at home; Mrs.
Leonard French of Lynch Heights; /;
son, Norton r. Leverage of Mil
ford: three grandchildren and two
brothers. William S. and Nathaniel
r. Leverage. both of Milton.
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock in
the Berry Funeral Home in Milford.
Officiating will be the Rev. Leslie
f. Werner. pastor of BrandywiRe
Methodist Church. Wilmington; the
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Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

defense team and as a member Of a
family making every effort to take
care of itself.
If you reside in a small town, you
may have the responsibility OF re-
storing a stricken area; Of shelter
ing and caring for bombed-Out peo-
pie.
Civil defense is getting supplies
and special equipment ready; train
ing to render technical services fol-
lowing disaster organizing for mu-
tual aid and mobile support
Alone, an attacked city, no mat
ter how we'll organized or pfepar-
ed, could not take care of itself en-
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Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
armour g Company
Get Key To Poultry
Plant 1t Franktord
RENT ADVISORY BOARD
Is NAMED in KENT

A five-member Kent COun-
ty Rent Advisory Board has
been appointed by John L.
Walmsley. area rent director
of the Office of Rent Stabih-
zatiOn.
The board is considered a
Standby board" in a county
where rent controls were
lifted.
The primary importance of
the board, it was explained. is
its power to recommend that
rent controls be reimpOsed.
Members of the board arc:
]. o. Willis, a former member
of the Delaware hent Ausls-,
QTy Board; Max Feller, vice
president of International La
tex pany; James H.
Hughes, III, Dover attorney;
Mrs. George Ehinger, and
Harvey G., Marvel, real estate
broker.
Mr.. Marvel lives in Milford,
the other four members in
Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
TO OUR READERS

For months past it has been apparent that the
price of the Milford Chronicle must be increased
to aid in meeting the added costs of publication.
The only question with us has been "HOw low can
we hold the increase?
Beginning January /, 1852, the yearly paid in
advance" price of the Milford Chronicle will be $3.50
per year. Copies sent out of the State will remain
at the present $500 per year rate. Single copies will
sell for cents each.
All subscribers who desire to renew their sub
scrptOns between now and January 1St, may do so
for the present price-$2.0O per year During the
period from until January 1st will also accept
three year (new renewaD subscriptions, paid in
advance for $500.
We urge you to take advantage of the present
price between and January 1st.
This action on our part is taken with the great
est northumberland only after the great jump in the
price of newsprnt, postage and other publication
costs have made it necessary. Most of the Delaware
weekly newspapers have already raised their sub
scriptOn rates. They too compelled by ncreas-
ed production costs to take this STEP
MILFORD CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Father White
Be HOnOred
With Banquet
Here Nov. 4th
Members OF Nat
iOnal Staff Will Gather
In Milford On That
Date; Natl. COmdr. Is
To Be Speaker.

The community of Milford and
the State of Delaware will join
with veterans of overseas service
here on the evening of November
4, in honOring the Rev. Andrew J.
White, local clergyman, who, al
the recent Veterans of Foreign
Wars Encampment in New York,
was elected national chaplain Of
the nations largest organization Of
veterans of wartime overseas SER
vice. The affair, to be held here
in the Varney Auditorium of the
Milford Community Building, is
expected to attract some three
hundred persons, including nation
al Ofiicers of the V. F. W., Della
wares representatives in Congress,
Governor Elbert N. Carvel and
other celebrities.
Frank G. Hilton, the commander
in-ehief of the Veterans of For
eign Wars, is expected to he the
principal speaker at the November
affair, and efforts are also being
made 10 secure General c. Irving
Carpenter, a native Delawaresn,
who now heads the Chaplain Corps
of the U. S. Armed Forces, as an
other speaker.
Arrangements for the affair are
being made by a joint committee
from the Delaware Department. v.
f. W.. and local V. F. w. units,
Blue Hen Post and its Ladies' Aux
iliary. Reservations for those re-
siding outside the Milford area are
being handled by Herbert Willis,
Delaware Department adjutant.
from his office in the Veterans Ad-
ministratiOn Building, Wilmington;
reservations for Milford residents,
veteran and nOn-veteran, desiring
to attend this testimonial banquet,
are being handled by David S.
Hugg, adjutant of Blue Hen Post.
In addition to Hugg. the following
members of the local post and aux
iliary are serving on the local
committee: William X. KentOn,
Ralph p. Scott Clement NeviHs,
Charles MUlhOlland. Thomas Schle-
gel, John Deeney. Mrs. Anna Du-
phily, Mrs. Hilda Canton and Mrs.
Constance BartO.
Rev. White. a veteran of extern
sive service overseas during World
War II, is pastor of parishes here
and at Georgetown and RehobOth,
(contlnued on page o.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Watch Out For Riddles
At Halloween Time

Halloween is approaching!
Watch Out-for children!"
That warning was issued today
by Robert Kennedy. Vice President
for Public Safety, detectives of the
Delaware Safety Councils October
program Of traffic education.
Mr.. Kennedy called attention to
the need for increased caution on
the part of motorists to avoid hit
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Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

available through the community
group may enroll at Frank Brere-
tons drug store. Membership in the
Blue Cross Plan provides hospital
and surgical insurance at low,
group rates.
Residents of the Milford area who
are members of Blue Cross and pay
their dues directly to the Blue
Cross oEtce are requested to save
themselves money by transferring
their memberships to the commune
" group. Group rates are lower.
Transfer to the Blue Cross com
munity group and save. is the ad-
vice Of P. LynwOod Taylor, Blue
(eOntinued On page ial
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Farmers Can See Cor n
Drying At Georgetown n
Demonstration Sponsored By Pro.
misunderstanding Group

Delaware farmers are invited to
see a demonstration of farm size
mechanical corn dryers at George
town, anytime during the next week
or so. The demonstration is spOn-
sored by the Delaware Production
and Marketing Administration. ac-
cOrding to Ernest S. MattifOrd,
state chairman.
Says MattifOrd. THE demOnstra-
tion is to enable farmers convenient
to Georgetown to see corn dried.
Drying improves cOrn's market
value, and makes it eligible for
government price supports.
Ce0ntinued on paEe 81
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
w. S. B. Board
Members Are Named

Six persons to serve as alter
nate members on the Wage Stabili-
cation Board Of the Philadelphia
Regional Office. we're announced to-
day by DIR. John Perry Horlacher,
Chairman of the w. S. B.
Named to represent industry on
the tripartite board composed OF
public. industry and labor MEM
bers are: George L. Ships, r. M.
Ceontinued o. paSo ltl
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Sussex County PIMA
Election Due Today
County Chairman Frank L. Vibbert,
Milford, Reveals Vote Plans


The annual election of the Pro-
duction and Marketing Administra-
tion's Community Committeeman
for 1852 is all set for today, Friday,
October 26th, according to Frank
Vibbert, County PIMA Chairman.
Three committeeman and two al
ternates will be elected for each of
the ten districts in the county. All
farmers and land owners are ELI
gible to vote.
Polling places have been set up
in the various communities and the
hour set for opening the polls are
as follows:
1st District: Lincoln School. 1880
p. m; End District: Greenwood Fire
Hall, 2;30 p. m; 3rd District: Wes-
CeOntipu0e % page %
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
''BlUe Cross Week'' VII Be
Observed Here November 5-11

Ihe week Of November 5th will in Milford
mayor Edward
70 lh set aside
Coss Iha means that individuals
that week
PERSONS who wish take advantage membership rates
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Civil Defense Is The Business Of
Americans In Al Walks Of Life

your matter where vesad Dr.
Secretary the Board OF Health and
of Civil Defense
the subj
kind biological warfare attack
both the civil
Evening star., 1951-01-14

YOUNG g. BOWERS CO.
BRICK FRONT RAMBLER. 2 large
Pt large aise dinette M sf feors ffeolp
full bsmt.; large level lot. 40 financ-
ing. $4,000. LO. 5-1929.
NEAR ROCKVILLE = Frame, semi
bungalow, covered with Johns
Manville shingles, located in shady
spot on one acre of land. First floor
Living room, dining room, small
latcns Kitchen sdoS two bedrooms sIGs and bath;
sulated-would make , very COM
Portable. bedrooms, one rather small;
small basement, Coleman heater,
also hot-water heater for continuous
hot water; Venetian blinds, storm
windows. side porch and a very
viii take $500 first mortsage,
GAfTHERsBURG = a-story, 7-room
frame house, 4 bedrooms, full attic,
full basement with laundry trays,
pipeless heater that heats the house
chicken house. $10,500.
house. Z rooms, all conveniences
garage; lot 800 1T. deep and one OF
the best lots in Gaithersburg; fruit
trees l,Sn and dpg1p grsge vines; M Sd6;O9ot ,.,,
NbkA4 SAs9 :" "A LhodCAh AlttlC
4-room bungalow, situated in one
of the best locations in town; walk
ing distance to stores, churches.
schools, post office, bank, etc; fun
basement; oil heat. $4,000.
Z MILES FROM ROCKVILLE-Walk
ing distance to railroad station;
2L2 acres, improved with a 2-story,
7-room frame house; all nice large
rooms; hot-water heat by stoker;
full attic; garage. several chicken
houses, small orchard house needs
decorating top to bottom Price,
$4,000. Owner will help to finance
to responsible buyer.
CLARKSBURG-7'-room frame house.
electricity only Improvement; about
, acres of land. 5000.
NEAR WOODFIELD-1h acres, i'm
proved with a modern Groom semi
bungalow; open fireplace, 3 bed
rooms, Va baths, full basement. oil
hot-water heat; double cinder-block
garage. S15.250.
NEAR URBANA - Modern 6-room
semibungalow; transportation and
NEAR SMITHS CORNER - 7-room
bungalow; no bath; pump outside;
large lot $4,000.
FRED B. CUSHMAN, REALTOR, $40
Frederick ave-, Gaithersburg, Nd.
Phone Gath. 299.
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CHEVY CHASE HAMLET

This popular split level FIR. plan resi-
dence Is now being completed. You
can select the rm. ARRANGEMENT you
desire. Either 4 bedrms., !: baths or
3 bedrms.. rec. rm., or bedrms.
and den. or 5 bedrms.. or a separate
suite of bedrm.. liv. rm. and bath.
The artistic liv. rm. din. rm. combina-
tion with interesting fireplace. built
in wood box. bookcase and lge. win
dow. the all-electric kit. with ad-
joining sheltered entr. to the ga
rage are features you will enjoy IN
this excellent property. Call WO.
23OO Once open today.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Chevy Chase. D. C.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

TWO O.BEDROOM luxury rambler with
full bsmt. in Bannockburn Coop
erative housing development, imme-
diately available. owner transferred;
fireplace. picture window; Younss-
town kitchen. screened porch and
open deck, will sell for, purchase
price. $21 800. including membero r
Wilson lane. Bethesda.
NEW. 3-bedroom rambler, gas heat.
bath, Bendix; price. $4,000. RA.
BRICK RAMBLER, s1e95o-At-
tractive 3-bedrm. rambler. located in
ssstoa assEsoe Of isdan sler ss5nT s1Tns has vsfs M
bsn1t.. ideal for rec. rm. with pic
close to public and parochial schools.
stores and transp. Must sell quick.
PENWuOoD REALTY CO., Ju.
BETHEsDA-Presently building for
bsdrm. s.bath. modern brick ram
desirable older. built-up. close-in
neighborhood of large homes; de luxe
Fase F snss eeei GsoSsa NaoSsa o Sear ga
II you own your lot we are also in
terested in accepting 2 houses for
construction on lump sum contract.
Al quality materials are available
February 1st for occupancy in June.
Smaller home with interesting mod
ern features is open for Inspection
Suttas curing co, ts1,n,struction.. 8 bedrms; 1h
600, In nearby location. O
For information call r. r. FURMAN,
Builder; wkdays.. 3 to pm. OIL.
$3.50 or Suns. and ewes. CO. 1887.
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
Det., brick with 3 excellent bedrms..
F,t DafnS f,,sI study bstmdy' nv: sm.' din rm;;;
Mr.. Reed, ewes. WI. 719I.
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
practically gnad Ally, new lev dst brick home
kit, and "a bath on Ai, ist H.; fi3eSeppna Sedpms.
and bath on End; stairway to stor-
ssge attic; full bsmt.; garage;
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
Between the clubs. An interesting
rambler ran Ter with with very lge. lily. rm;.
on oh MAIN l f5 oor 91a5ps There is and snossR sSth
bedrm. and bath on 2nd f., and
also storage; heating plant in bsmt,;
garage. Priced under 100000.
&C CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND
on a lge. lot. with liv. rm.. din.
rm., kilt. pantry, and porches- on
1st A.; bedrms. and bath on 2nd;
bedrms. and bath on 3rd; full
bsmt.; garage.
BETHESDA
floor house, containing liv. rm.,
din. rm, kit, 2 bedrms. and bath;
finished rec. rm. in full bsmt.
Price, S14,700.
GARRETT PARK
$10,960
a. pleasant home, on q lge. wooded
lot, IN this flne community, close
to Naval Hospital and Medical
Center, schools and good transport
tation by train and bus Lge. liv.-
din. rm., kit. and utility rm. on
1st H.; bedrms. and bath on 2nd.
F. NEAR ROCKVILLE
An opportunity to purchase small
home. containing liv. rm., kitchen-
din. rm.. 2 bedrms., bath, and full
bsmt: On terms much better than
INEZ CUsHARD, REALToR.
OR. 1922 or WI 6SR7 IA
Evening star., 1951-01-14
iCOLORED-S75O DOWN


Dandy brick home in River Terrace.
with the most modern conyeniences
which includes your settlement
charges; must make S65 week. Call
OWNER RE ORIG
Evening star., 1951-01-14
HILLCREST

A very good prewar-built house; fea-
lures liv. rm. with firepl., nice din.
rm., roomy kit. . bedrms. and oath
on 1st f.; . bedrms.. bath and sew
ing rm. on End A.; nice rec. rm.,
"a bath, maids rm.; oil h.-wh. Lot
75xl40. Nr. bus and recreation
grounds
A. A. CAROZZA co.
232T Penn. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040
Evening star., 1951-01-14
DAMASCUS AREA
AG1~4nn,aaa AMI 10 NHd

Nice modern country home; 2-story
pebble dash stucco house. in first
stairs; 3 large rooms. center hall
and big closed-in porch on first
floor; oil furnace. warm-air heat
to each room. House sets well
of paved road on Hill. with excel
fencing very good: Ia acres with
long road frontage; only. 3 miles
to theater, bank, churches fine
schools and good shopping facili-
ties; a real bargain at $4,000:
Sunday. call Mr.. CORBIN, Ashton
BOIL.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
coLoRED-N. ENGLEwooD-2-yr. :

old bungalow on lee. lot; " bedrms.
and tile bath. full bsmt.., gas heat
civilian or vet, may buy. this charm.
section. near the new school. with
only $1,000 down and balance like
rent. Call WA. 5000 til pm;
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO., 5Su4
Baltimore ave. Hyattsyille. Md. WA.
5000. once open daily and SUNDAY
Evening star., 1951-01-14

BRICK FRONT RAMBLER. 2 large
bedrms., large liv. rm., nice equip.
kit, large dinette hardwood floors;
full bsmt.; large level lot. 4Gp flnanc-
ing $4,000. LO, 5-l929,
Evening star., 1951-01-14

81 V st, ne. 2-story brick. 6 extra
large rooms. bath. oil h.-w.h.. full
bsmt.. Colonial front porch: in ex-
cellent condition. Move in with
deposit. Easy terms. You must see
it today Agent on premises.
COMET REALTY CO.. 1908 N. Y.
ave n W ME N0a5 Ia
Evening star., 1951-01-14

One-year-old, 3-bedroom brick ram.
bier Powder room and full bath,
half basement. gas heat, large
Kitchen. Has dishwasher and gar
bage disposal; lear attached ga
rage. In fine residential area; near
Public Health and Naval Hospital.
Inter County Realty Co., Inc.
OIL. 2101 Open Sunday
Evening star., 1951-01-14
HILLCREST

& nice rooms, 2 fireplaces. ia baths.
fine screened porch. semifinished
rec. rm.; gas heat; lot 5Ox150. Mr.
bus. schools, stores At S21 800.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2327 Penna Ave. Sc. LU. 4-OO4o
Evening star., 1951-01-14

COLORED REAL HOME and income.
Near Eastern High. Sc. Brick, s
rooms. gas, heat Al cond.; front
porch se.r ma, dWood floors, garage. mod
ERegsso5iN 'sEas. Wa 1850 8 EyE5ETT VS.. T7s7 ROB
COLORED-I7Is B ST. S.E.-House,
$1,000, completely furnished; gas
heat; hot water; s rooms; assume
$4,000 1st and End trust; $4,000
cash. balance by owner. Ii. 3-3047.
COLoRED-ExCLUsIvE. Navy Yard
area. 1907 Potomac ave. Sc. Open
Sun. and daily from / til dark.
attractive det. home. Just redeco-
rated rated throughout and ready, to move
obgse asefd snsed lot on enoed losdly in Sst Sitb
anchor fence. You will be delighted
with the spacious rms, suitable for
l or 2 families. 1st fir. large iiy.
rm;, din; rm., kit. breakfast nook
Safb snd bath, Ths. End snd fir. 3 rms. and
with oil h.-w.h. and auto. hot-water
heater; Truly an outstanding value
at S14.750. Directions: south on
iiln 81. TO Potomac ave-, make left
turn on Potomac going east and you
VIII see the open sign in front OF
the the charming white house. It will
hone, hFome;5 Call r; J. MOORE. UNITED
or AID. 9490,
CoL0RED-.s1s SHANNON pL. Sc.
(Anacostia. D. CO lovely large
rms, rms, det; Reas; OWN. payment. sun.
coGoRsSSoNWIkYa az ssSs: NWkays :.ds Re. .s osS7. 90.
mo; Attractive 5-rm. brick home;
modern tile bath. kitchen with
Act Act quickly: OWNER. RA. 34IS. is:
COLORED-VACANT - Immed. pos
session. 236 10th st. s.e.-s rooms
on floors new-house condition: oil
n;-wh; garage. MR.. NORRIS W.
SSEEAEn; SE aas, SUM- NO. 5s6s. Wkdys..
COLORED OWNER OCCUPIED
209o Jay st. - Semidetached, oil
neat, large yard, recreation room:
moderately priced. PARK ROAD
HOUSING CO. DE. 17l0. LU. A.
COLORED-1SOO BLK. A ST. Sc
Beautiful, modern home; 8 rms. lh
yard With only $1,000 cash, bal.
anee like rent. Mr.. Hamlin, LA.
S,6315; with PAsQUAL REALTY,
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COLORED
COLORED
1850 Potomac Ave. Sc.
OpEN To G

See this exceptionally good buy to-
and bath. lv. rm., din. rm., sunroom
mod, kit; side hall. built-in gar .
oil h.-w.h., new metal Venetian
blinds. floor refinished; Al cond
throughout, ideal location for doc
tor or other professional man
BRENNAN & PORTER REALTY
MA. 1913.
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BETHESDA

S23, 900
An attractive Colonial red brick
home consisting of nv. rm. with
fireplace. dining rm... equipped kit.
and porch; End flr. has 8 bedrms.
and bath. full bsmt.. &C. heat.
finished rec. rm. and bar. level
fenced lot, attached gar. Ewes,
WI. 01S2. SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY.
INC. WI. 1920. Ofiice open Sun
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8 COLORED
1910 A ST g F.

1911 a ST. S.E.
Beautiful buff brick: 6 rms. and bath;
convenient to everything Owner
occupied and kept in excellent con-
dition.. O.h.w.; deep lot back to
separate garage and paved alley.
Priced to sell quickly, $4,000. Open
Sun, 1880; other days by ap-
pointment. Ewes. call MR.. HAYDEN,
III 2-47Q0 AID SdSd
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

Mr.. NICHOLS. CHESAPEAKE-Det
porch closed in: full basement; oil;
nr. everything; S15.950, substantial
cash. McCUNE, 10. 3-6SS9. IA
COLORED-325 11th ST. S.W.-Only
$495 down for this brick home of
10 rooms. bath. coal hot-water
heat. Call MA. S036, office of A
M. DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV,
open Sun. II to 5 pm. -1b
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DUNG d BOWERS co

ALL bRICh
DEN AND POWDER RIM.
Large liv. rm. with firepl., full din
rm.: End A., 3 twin-siZe bedrms.,
. tiled baths: finished rec. rm. in
bsmt.; Diet. gar; reaS. priced. SH.
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INDIAN HEAD

Houses bedrooms, large living room,
tion tub and shower bath. utility
room Price, $4,000, $4,000 down.
GATEWAY INN. Indian Head 1851.
Evening star., 1951-01-14

NEAR NAVAL ORDINANCE LAB,
S24,950
Beautiful 6-rm. brick bungalow, Gus
tom built for present owner. lst
floor, large liv. rm with firepl, din
rm.. bedrm.. powder rm., kit; Ind
f., , bedrms. and bath; large
screened side porch; full bsmt., out
side entr.; knotty pine rec. rm. !:
built-in gar. Lot I25x250. SH
yOI1Nc; (. BowERs 20
Evening star., 1951-01-14

TAKOMA PARK
G.I. 4-bedroom home, with modern
eonveniences and nice yard. $4,000;
81 200 down, which includes your
settlement fee. Call owner, Mr..
COX. DI. 1854.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
KENSINGTON, MD.
s. BEDRM., BSMT., CT
NORTH CHEVY CHASE
9002 CLIFFORD STREET
Open Sunday Noon til Dark

We proudly present an
other "Duncan-built' rambler.
Charm, comfort and conven-
ience offered in this de luxe
home. 3 large bedrooms. 2
ceramic tile baths, 27x14 liv-
ing room, all-electric luxury
kitchen with q dining area.
full basement. stairway to
storage attic. very large closet
space. gas a.-c. heat: immedi-
ate delivery. Buy now and
select your own interior deco
ration. Priced under $4,000.
this is an outstanding value.
To reach: Out Conn. ave. Q
miles past Chevy Chase Circle.
bear right on Kensington
pkwy. 3 blocks to Inverness dr..
then turn right, follow our
signs 2 blocks to property.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
HILLCREST

HILLCREST
Center-hall brick Colonial; 8 rms. and
3 baths. Full bsmt., gas heat;
very nice. Asking $4,000. $4,000
T. D. BURGESS
1924 penna. Sc. VI. 2SO2 TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

GALESV1LLE, MD. - 5 rooms and
bath. frame house; 35 miles from
Washington, quarter mile from West
River; good fishing and oystering;
price. $4,000. Cali ST. 1856 or XII
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