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Evening star., 1951-10-04
"ATTENTION, CT"
GRACIOUS LIVING
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA-3- -bedrm brick ram
bier Just completed and VA ,ap-
proved. Desirable features include
firepl., stairway to attic. equipped
kitchen, tile bath. oak floors. full
bsmt. and picture window. Priced
foT immeaists ea e. sale s.1. A. sSate Atel
THE NJ. H BARRY ORG, 22O6 Mt
Vernon ave-. Alex. Va. AL. 0o7S
TIE 2442. IS
ALEXANDRIA-Lovely, white frame
4-bedrm. home. Convenient schools
churches. transp. and shopping
Full dining rm., equipped kit, front
and rear porches; full bsmt.; hot
water heat; Reasonably PRICED Al
Bailey. XII. s-s64o' THE NJ. H
BARRY ORG. 1905 Mt. Vernon ave,
Alex. Va, AL. 007S. TIE. 2442. b
ALEXANDRIA-Home and invest
ment: 2 bedrms.. nv, rm.. din. room
and kitchen for owner occupancy
. complete apts. which rent for
Sl25 monthly. Fun price only
sa MT vos sx aPe' gE soSs6 ooS AtIfT THE H
BARRY ORG. 2206 Mt. Vernon
ave Alex, Va. AL. 007S, TIE. @442
ALEXANDRIA. Monticello Park -
. Beautiful stone and brick home. :
rooms, 4 bedrms,; ga baths; | bed,
bsmt ana raraae and 0h ae Isl attTset1ely HSe W
landscaped lot. Excellent value at
$4,000. BY appt. only. After pm,
call Mr.. Moebs. XII. S-1S32. THE
M. H. BARRY ORG, 2206 Mt Yer
non ave-. Alex, Va.ss AL. O07s. TIE.
Acknowledgment living is to be
had in this cute 3-bedrm. bungalow
VI lot vvyif a
cottage also on property. There is
q full bsmt. with finished recr. rm.
and built-in bar. Wonderful terms,
immed. possession. and priced at
S17.95O. CECIL B. LUPTON. Real
tor. OW. 1888; ewes, CHI. 2577. IS
ARLINGTON - Colonial attractive
b:ick home on nicely wooded corner
lures liv. rm.; den. din. rm,. kit.
bath. Full bsmt. with u bath. SIC
$50 with only only 5000 sash Can Cal MI
4-0550: ewes, FA. 708S.
ARLINGTON-A delightful 2-bedroom
Ioh %hts sTsf h9Mf W. On nanceS SpaSlSss TnSss
priced at S14 $50. Cali Mr. White
head. MA. $500 Ewes MI. 3050.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 1417. K
ST NV. e
GROvEToN, VA. . miles south of
Alexandria-Stone Cape Cod with
2 bedrms; and expansible attic.
F1Sss FcsS top St aSet x!h sale ssaqeu ut viSS
After 8 pm, Mr.. Moebs, XII. s-lS32.
THE M. Il. BARRY ORG. 22O6 Mt
Vernon ave. Alex" Va. AL 0o7s.
HEENDeN: III; HaaS vail rooms including R
,nsnaas bsdrms' 1s scrs baths II ,.nd with cn new
pietely redecorated inside and out
Conv. location shopping and schools.
LEE BOULEVARD-very attractive
brick home containing living room,
Snas Soncb s oo etchsn hree eed
two baths, second floor. Two rooms,
third floor. Recreation room with
fireplace. garage. Beautiful large
yard. Quick possession. Only
$29. 800. RAYMOND 3. DUNN,
1895 Wisconsin ave. WO. 0214,
house; 2 bedrms. LIST f.: space for
207s after $50 pm. No agents
N. ARL.-Brick Colonial home; 10
rooms and bath upstairs and /
bedroom and bath on 1st H., living
room with fireplace, full dining
room. screened porch. Finished rec.
Excellent financing. THos q. MA
GRUDER Co, 2057 Wilson blvd,
Arl.. ia. 2-S131; ewes, CH. 1894.
CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING is
this 2-bsdroom brick home W1th
STILES REAL ESTATE. PA. 66T3,
DI. 1850.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

VI IL
You are Just honeymooners and on .
smaller budget, We have colorfu
new 3-bedrm. rambler on lovely
wooded lot priced only $13600
Stairway to large expansible attic
Bendix Economat. 9-cu 1T Admiral
large gas range included in bargain
price.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
aRABLE yALUE-Beautifu
ALEXANDRIA

Immed. poss., e-rm. brick. semidet
built 1947; full bsmt.. steel beam
const., storage attic, nice yard trees
flagstone patio. S13,950. with So $50
dn.; conv. loc.; Mrs. Tindula.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. XII.
S-3644. TIE. 1857 RE. $3.50. --5
SMALL FAMILY?-Brand new, mod
ern senidetached brick Of 6 rms.
s1d spd s2o z baths wonderful location
HOME REALTY CO.. REALTORS.
PIE 193- IEuas Al. 3Al0l -
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ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX AR
IF

You are the parent Of q growing fam
lily. here is an English Colonial In
de luxe Lorcom lane area with I
paneled den, 2 tiled baths; full bsmt. /;
garage: rustic wooded spacious site
with outdoor barbecue.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
oFr NJ II AWE GA 7ko

llmost-new 6-rm. Colonial in choice
location. / block from buses, shop
ping, schools and movies; 23-ft.. liv
closets; outstanding kit with ali the
latest appliances; 4h% 1st trust
available.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
cENSTTS pI1REAII

Got So 900? It will buy this 2-bed-
rm. brk. bunsalow. . yrs. old. !.
blk. OF Silver Hill rd.; has oil heat
front porch and very nice lot
Believe me, this home has every
sI2.a5O. r D. BURGESS. VI. 2s0g
till 9.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
"BELLEVUE FOREST"
On a Rustic Wooded Site
of About u Acre Over
looking a Rippling Stream

Built under contract for
the present owner about three
years ago. this exceptionally
well built. spacious, Colonial.
type home with quality YER
mont slate roof, copper gutter
ing, bronze screening and cop
per pipes, has materials which
are most difficult to obtain
today. The owner is moving to
Missouri and will give posses
sion in so days. Situated on
rolling, wooded site in a grove
of oaks. the large lot is land
scaped with such paintings as
rhododendronS and azaleas.
Rooms include entrance hall,
half-bath off hall. large living
room with fireplace and S-ft.
picture window overlooking
the stream; dining room with
chair rail and large window;
modern kitcheL equipped with
disposal. On the second floor
are master bedroom with
space for private bath. two
other twin sized bedrooms and
large tiled bath. Basement
with above-ground paneled
recreation room with fire.
place and door opening on
hagstone terrace; servants
bath with shower Features
include bone-dry basement;
Vermiculite plaster; rock wool
insulation; BendiX; built-in
garage Terms, $4,000 down,
5000 per month
$34,500
George Mason Green Co.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
$34,5O0
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
Rambler With Full Basement
Plastered, trimmed and ready for
selection of your own decoration
Center-hall plan, living room with
fireplace and buit-in bookshelves,
dining area. equipped kit. incl.
garbage disposal. exhaust fan and
Bendix washer. 3 nice-size bedrms.
basement space for 40-ft. rec. nm;
large, level lot; near all facilities
Act fast, only l available at S19.950
THE HANES co.
2O4O Wilson Blvd. OW. 2O61
Evening star., 1951-10-04
Suitland Area
Bungalow, Only $11, 500

LOW AOW1A q 411CIIU
Nesting on large level lot, 60xI so
fully fenced for the children's safety
2 porches, lifetime comb. screen:
and storm sash. full dry bSmt.. ex-
pansibls attic, compl, kit; on bus
line and conv. to schools and stores
and Just a short drive to downtown
Wash. by the Suitland Parkway
See this house today. before 1t be
comes some one else's home. Phone
now, vi. 1915 until 10 pm.
TIM PPTTT
Evening star., 1951-10-04
JIM BRITT

UNIV. PARK-1a ACRE
Prewar brick home, slate roof: 8 bed.
rooms, lge. liv. rm. with f1repl.
family sized din. rm., bsmt., garage
Immediate possession.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. 1856 UN. 1855
Evening star., 1951-10-04

You still haven't found the home Of
your dreams, here's one in de luxe
close-in section that should I'LL the
bill. The incest papers and vivid
colors fit 8 bedrms., Q ceramic
Screened porch overlooks vista of
trees and home. Finest brick con-
struction. Sound value at $21 ,500!!
Evening star., 1951-10-04
FORESTVILLE

Brand-new brick bungalow with full
bsdrms.. tile bath; oil &C. heat
Only few blks. from Mt. Calvary
parochial school and public schools
Very pretty lot with tall shade trees;
Sl4,500. Youth need $4,000 cash OF
might 50 GI. Also trades considered
Evening star., 1951-10-04
AIr pprrv- GO obo

Today's outstanding value; Ice. rms
on lst floor and space for 2 more
rms. in dormered attic; real tile
bath; full dry bsmt.; gas heat. To-
Gated in neighborhood that is
coming: S67 per mo. to GIs, easy
terms to any one else.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

4 NEW BUNdALOWs-S700 DOWN
IL Of these superbly built Cape Cod
homes have ben sold in the last l0
days. Surprising value on todays
market. Q lge. bedrms., big studded
attic, bright dry bsmt., gas heat,
kit. fully equipped with SA-cu. 1T.
refer. and 26-in. gas range. Full
price just S11,700 and only $72
total monthly payment to GIs.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WHEATON, BUNGALOW

WHEATON BUNGALOW
Two-bedrm. brick. lge. liv. rm. with
tirepl, lge. kitchen and bath; storm
75-ft. frontage. with many shade
trees; lge fenced rear yard with
patio The price is right and the
terms are exceptional. Call Mr..
Sartwell LO. 5-3752. KIRKS
REALTY CO.. Realtors. HO. 677S.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HEART OF CHEVY CHASE
4-ACRE ESTATE

The inviting lSt floor contains 14x23-
#. liv. rm., beautiful din. rm. with
French windows. all-elec. kit. break
fast nook, powder rm.. mirrored
walls; upstairs are rms, 2 black
mirror baths. built-in cabinets and
drawers; random width oak peggec
floors throughout; outbldgs. incl
2-car garage, servants quarters
2-stall stable; on the grounds, sunk
en- garden. f1agstone patio; 20x45
swimming pool 9 It. deep, diving
board and Alter plant: 3-gang mower
and tractor. Don't miss this opport.
TO obtain this ideal close-in estate
Evening star., 1951-10-04
"S13 ,250-ROCKCREST'
IDEAL RAMBLER

IDEAL RAMBLER
Three-bedrm. 1i7-bath rambler. al
large rms. all-electric super kitchen;
choice. location. a few blks. tron
D. G, line. close to tranSp. shopping
and schools; owner leaving town has
priced this perfect home for i'm.
med. sale at 500 500 with liberal
financing available.
SPACE"
Space is exactly what this home has.
3 twin-Size and l single bedrm., SIT
uatec on level lot in Silver Spring
within stones throw Of shopping
center. schools and buses Brand
new brick and all this for only
RAMBLER
New brick rambler. 3 very good sized
bedrms.. full bsmt: nice lot. good
location, mr.. schools. This is an ex-
cellent bargain at Sls.500 Act
quickly!
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
sH. b555. Realtors. Till PM.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
NEW LISTING

NEW LISTING
BETHESDA-S18,95O
A lovelv Cape Cod type prewar bricg
home. with slate roof. screened
porch and detached garage; LIST fir
has liY. rm. with firepi separate
din. rm. and modern kitchen; = lge
bedrms. and bath on 2nd fir; full
Dsmt; situated on well-landscaped
corner lot. conv. to all schools.
public and parochial; close transp
and shopping Restricted. This will
sell quiekly. so make your appt. TO
see 1t TODAY
INTER- COUNTY REALTY
Oh. 210l Open 9 Am. Till Q PM.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
CHAIN BRIDGE

Nx1k144N o1t4A\Ac
Have you ever noticed those beauti-
full homes on riverside as you cross
Chain Bridge? Here is new red
wood Frank Lloyd Wright type home
overlooking the Potomac rapids ano
covered by the flaming foliage. The
suspended porch balcony will appeal
to the sun worshipper. but the four
bedrms. and two baths will serve
correct and $4,000 cash win han
die. Ewes, WO. 4S45 or MI. 2121
J. Leo Kolb Co.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WONDERFTTI. RITY

Low down payment and pay only sec
per mo. including taxes and insur.
ance on this immac 5-rm, bunga low
plenty of closet space, and pull
DOWN stairs to attic; walking dis.
tance t. bus. stores and school. Cal
Mrs. Firk. Lo. 5-3740. cox AMI
Evening star., 1951-10-04

The opport. of a lifetime to get q
central spot of 81 900 so. it. at less
than So a IT. There is a 9-rm
house on the property. This is q
prime location for apts. or pos
sibly q professional bldg. Please call
Mrs. Yeomans, WI. OS3S.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors, Uptown Office
460S Wis. Ave, OR. 6115.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

- Charming country
home with wide porches and old
shade trees. Situated in the edge OF
is a home which will have appeal
for some one who wants a spot in
the country with a little land for
gardening and some livestock. Barn
for stock and hay storage with we'll
fenced pasture Apple trees now
bearing. Garden plot. Home has i
pletely modernized. Price. $4,000;
terms Cali Mr. Hogue. WA. 6947
ewes. or DE 410I, Office hours.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Evening star., 1951-10-04
WOODSIDE FOREST

Silver Spring-New 4-bedroom, Q
bath brick Cape Cod on large
wooded lot. . bedrooms bath. first
floor All-electric kitchen, huge
screened porch over attached ga
rege, beautifully finished recreation
loom. Nearing completion is a large
3-bedroom, 2-bath brick rambler on
corner lot, DI. 1015 till 8 pm.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

LANDoVER HILIS-S1O.950
Attrac. white clapboard Cape Cod; 5
full rms, partly finished attic, fully
equip. kit; oil heat; lge. side porch.
Assume $6,sOO GI loan at S6S per
month.
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peter j. hagan
o ACpra&Q O

. ACRES-4e, $50
Ideal SPOT to raise chickens and have
nice garden. Several outbldgs. for
COW and other stock. Modern Groom
home with city cow. Only miles
from D.! c. School bus passes door.
$4,000 and sos per month.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
peter |. hagan

8eo6 \. I. Ave. NE, ON. e6e5
WA. 1857. UN. 1885. Open . I'll D.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

2 UNTTS-S1O.e50
Well-built 2-bedroom bungalow with
very nice apt. in dry bsmt. Property
has separate entr, 2 complete kits,
2 mod baths: S135 monthly income;
only $2,45O down.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-01-25
Recruiter Interviews 46
For Enlistment in Week

during lhe past week lorty-SlA
men were interviewed Tor enIiStmen'
INTO military service according t.
I/Sgt' George f. Kirby, Oakland re-
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-01-25
ACCIDENT

Mrs. Alex George remains a patient
in the Garrett County Memorial hos
pital, Oakland, having been admitted
as a patient one day last week.
John Spoerlein remains a patient in
the Oakland hospital where he has
been confined for several months
Mrs. Elmer Kolb had her mother,
Mrs. Charley Harmon, of the Cove,
as her guest last week On Thursday
Mrs. Kolb entertained the additional
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harmon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melchoir Kolb and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Richter
Sunday callers at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Foster Yost were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Mahon Speicher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex RIFLES, all Of Morgantown.
and Miss Elaine Speicher Berkeley
Springs, W. Va. The party also called
on Mrs. Henry NJ. Speicher during
the afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle H. Ault were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Gates, Jr., Of La Vale.
Mrs. John Haenftling and Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-01-25

Mrs Carl Haenftling were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Hattie Glotfelty, at
McHenry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Calls and
daughter Clara Jane, Mrs. William
Spcicher and daughter Kathryn were
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Zehner, at Somerset, last Thursday,
honoring the formers birthday.
Thursday evening supper guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collier were Sgt
and Mrs Mark Leslie, of Sheppard's
Field, Ga, and Mr. and Mrs. Vim
Leslie and sons. Of Addison.
Mrs Charley Harmon and Mrs. FL
mer Kolb were Friday evening guests
of Mrs. William Speicher.
Relatives and friends have been in
formed of the serious illness of Mrs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-01-25
Maryland Budget May
Reach S159,OOO,OOO

Maryland may spend around $780,
100000 next year. more than she ever
has before.
Gov. McKeldin previewed his first
budget in brief statement last
Thursday. 1t appears that the total
state budget recommendation for the
fiscal year 1852 will be in excess of
the figure stated. That would be an
increase of $14,000OO0 over the cur
rent budget for the fiscal year end
ing June 30.
McKeldin did not elaborate on his
statement. Details are to be made
public in his formal budget message.
due early next month. Much of the
increase over present appropriations
will be required by law.
Allotments for education will rise
So 100000, McKeldin said. All but
100000 of this is unavoidable. Public
school funds are apportioned accord
ing to statutory formula, involving
salaries, and the number of pupils
and classrooms. General fund spend
ing will increase from about $50 mil
lion to $85 million. Special fund APP
preparations will rise from an esti-
mated sos million to STA million
These fluctuate according to receipts
from earmarked levies Gasoline
taxes, for instance, are applied to
highway construction.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-01-25

Betty Thomas, in Hartyillc o.. where
She is confined in a hospital Mrs.
Thomas is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Georg, former Accident
residents. Mr.. and Mrs, John kahl
are the maternal grandparents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-01-25

mock demonstration of the routine
processing of applicants.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-01-25

Six B-3G bombers, Americas atom
bomb carriers, flew nonstop from
ENGLAND in 30 hours. 16 minutes.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

TW-4-l-5i
Evening star., 1951-04-01
| TIE HAD SAID, Half
FICTION III past twelve; that

will give us time for
Martini first" But she was there In the
lobby of the Savoy by quarter past. She
needed to see him first. needed to get herself
adjusted, so she'd be able to welcome him
with the casual friendliness appropriate to
first meeting after two years absence. Shed
be able to hit that note. no point in being an
actress if she couldn't, But she had to be on
her guard. She had to know whom she was
meeting - the same person or stranger
And, please God, she prayed, make him
stranger.
He wasn't though At first disturbing
glance she realized that The same lean pro-
file; the same thick dark hair; the well-cut
clothes, the air of unobtrusive polish. Her
spirits sank. She should have stayed away
She'd been fool to come to London. She
couldn't have all that begin again.
She closed her eyes. remembering what that
had been: 1t was being in love with someone
who was not in love with, her. or rather with
someone who had never by word or gesture
suggested he was in love. But illogically,
obstinately, she had continued to believe ne
was either in love or about to fall in love with
her - perhaps that he was in love with her
without realizing it. just because something
told her that he was the one person in the
world with whom she could fall dottily in love.
That happy craziness that she had read
about; that was something she had never
known. Flutters, yes, in plenty, but never
the real thing. Shed never met the man who
could make her feel that way. No one but
this one man who had never said the one
thing needed to make her feel it.
AT THE sight of her he checked. and a sensa-
ton that was half anguish. half delight made
him catch his breath He'd hoped that she
would look different but she didn't he d hoped
that he would feel differently but he didn't.
He held out his hand and the dreaded
familiar shudder ran along his nerves. l
can't 20 through all this again, he thought,
can't, can't.
He said. ''You had fine press in Man
chester"
Her toes curled. 1t was all the way it had
been that high pitched Oxford accent that
lust because it was neither affected nor !
effeminate attracted her so much.
i've seats for your first night, he said.
AS she had known he would. He could always
get aisle seats for openings; she never quite
knew how. He wasn't in the racket; he was
something in the government Aisle seats at
openings and the best tables in restaurants
and night clubs. That was another of the
things about him that attracted her - the
assured, unostentatious way in which he got
things fixed.
How do you like your part?" he asked her.
ITS not big, but it shows up"
1T would The one American girl in an
English cast. I'd say that'd be steady
future for you. Half the London shows could
Evening star., 1951-04-01
ITS 4 GOOD IDEA NOT TO KEEP 1T DARK

~~'-~N~-~~'
She nodded She had thought of that her.
self A New York actress only half estab-
lished stood more chance on Piccadilly than
on Broadway She'd do well to concentrate
on London Yes, but if it meant all this
again. If it meant being in love with some
one who for six months had remained the
same casual acquaintance. every ten days or
fortnight taking her out to lunch or supper.
She wasn't going to be able to do it. Always
lust before he said good-by he'd take out
blue engagement book with You actresses
are so busy that unless date you up right
away shan't be seeing you for weeks" And
she, because she had been told that girls
must not seem too eager" had put the date
far forward, saying to herself. But of course
he'll never be able to wait that long. He's
bound to call me before"
AND because she was so certain that he
would call, she had sat evening after evening
beside the phone till it was time for the
theater, refusing invitations from other men.
Night after night after the show she had dis
consolately gone back by bus to her room.
very lost and lonely in this foreign city, very
puzzled and distraught. Why couldn't she
snap out of this wash him right out of
her hair?
1t had always been like that On even the
sunniest day there had been ghost walking
at her side down Regent Street. No, she
thought, no. | can't start that again.
Now, what about some lunch?" he said.
He handed her the menu. As she took it ne
felt again that illogical simultaneous need
both to protect and to possess her that was
the core of her attraction for him. She was so
talented, so effective and so efficient the
actress who knew all the answers. Yet every
now and again she would say something, do
something look in a certain way that would
remind him that underneath it all she was
girl in her early twenties She was beset with
problems. at war with life Just possibly she
had taken on more than she was capable OF
coping with unaided.
She looked so lost and little as she sat there
staring at the vast embossed menu. How
often at such moments he'd had to hold HIM
self in check fighting against the impulse
then and there to take her in his arms; know
ing that he could not. that he must not speak
I've got to settle it today. he thought, one
way or the other.
Not yet, though. he thought, not quite yet.
Tell me about the play" he began.
Gloom engulfed her. Here it went again.
the green-room gossip. He did not meet many
stage people, she supposed 1t was exciting
for him to hear the kind of shop of which
she weared so.
But this was all just as it had been, and OH
how she would long at the end when ne took
out that small blue book of his. for the courage
to say, mo, I'm sorry, this has got to STOP
It's getting on my nerves. It's interfering
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