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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-18

surgery on Friday, May 10.
Mrs. Lille b. StOvall, who for
merly resided at 1905 Fifth Ave-,
So, now lives at 1928 Fourth Ave.
So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Newman.
Gil E. 22nd St., had as Saturday
dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Newman, May IL.
Mrs. r. b. MOuIden, 1850 Fourth
Ave. So, NOT Mr.. Moulden has
been i'll for three weeks. In two
previous issues of this paper it
has been incorrectly stated that
Mr.. Moulden was i'll.
Mr.. Herbert Chivers of Kansas
City, Kans., spent several days in
Minneapolis visiting his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis c. Chivers of 4017 Clinton
Ave. Mr.. Chivers is an AFL union
official.
James A. Lewis, 1929 Fourth
Ave. So, underwent an operation
at Fairview hospital Sunday, May
10. His condition is serious.
The Twin Cities Maids and Ma
irons will meet at the home of
Mrs. Alice Morgan, 1927 Fifth
Ave. So, Saturday, May 10 at 8
p. m.
The Junior NAACP met Sunday
May Is at the Phyllis Wheatley
house. The next meeting will be
held Sunday, May 27. All members
are urged to please be present.
Mrs. Allie Wilson. 3749 Fourth
Ave. So, and Lucille McAdams,
1920 Third Ave. So, returned to
the city Monday evening from
Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. McAdams motored to
Iowa to spend Mothers Day with
their mother, Mrs. Watsie Thomp-
kins.
Mr.. e. j. Dunn, Indianapolis,
Ind, spent the weekend visiting
his sister, Mrs. Matte Johnson
and his niece, Mrs. Mable Moore,
2509 E. 33rd st. Mr.. Dunn left
the city for his home Monday,
May IA.
The Friday Night Out club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Verna
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Greater Than Ever
BY J. Henry Randall

rOT hTTOll GdrneT, the ute OF
Mr.. Piano" is no misnomer. AS a
matter of fact, his pianistic con
tributions to the jazz medium
without doubt make the title fall
bit short of an accurate discrip
ton.
Title of this I'm doing it -
again" project is Enroll Garner
Gems, and the last word in the
title is truly indicative of what the
sides are. Included in this group
are his treasured versions of In
diana, I Cover the Waterfront, I'm
In the Mood for Love, Body and
Soul, The Way You Look Tonight,
Laura, Penthouse Serenade, and
Play, Piano Play.
Such a packet makes a rare
musical event, in the hands of
this one man Hit Parader who
holds the enviable position of hav-
ing been top artist on three or
more labels. (Columbia).
A single, not included in this
album, also rates way up there
with the best few" On one side
is My Heart Stood Still, which
opens with Garner weaving
semi-classical mood on the first
chorus and shifting to a jump
jazzed version. The distinctive
guitar-like sounds on this side
richly colors the mood. Mate is
the fast, tripping excursion on
HOneysuckIe Rose, the Fats Wal
Ter, Andy Razaf pop standard.
Here Garner opens in the Waller
esque manner, but for the re-
mainder it's all Garner and none
other (Columbia).
How High The Moon
This tune, one of the long-en-
during and never-fading pop
items, has been much instrument
talized and vocalized, so that the
passage of a day without some
version of it seems utterly
strange. The latest Interpretation
of the tune is of course, the Les
Paul and Mary Ford conception
(CapitoD, a fact which brings us
to note that the tune is logged in
second place on Billboard's Hon
or Roll of Hits"
We also note that there are so
many different versions that a
complete listing would fill a
medium-sized book. viewer,
there are at least 20 which stand
out. These are the ones we re-
commend as being the top inter-
pretations:
Nat King" Cole, Benny Good
man Sextet 1.-TWO waxings), Bill
Harris, Stan Kenton with and
without June Christy), Les Paul
Mary Ford (CapitoD; Duke Ell
lington, Enroll Garner, Gene Kru-
pa (Columbia); the All Stars,
(Mercury); Don Byas Savoy;
Lily Ann Carol and Charlie Ven
tura (NationaD; Gene Norman's
All Stars Modern; JATP (Stin-
SOM; Anita O'Day, Eddie Hey
wood, Hazel Scott (Signature)
Quintet (Decca); ziggy Elman,
David Rose (MGM and Dodo
Ella Fitzgerald, Lionel Hampton
Marmarosa, Trio (Atomic).
An excellent example of Calyp-
so singing is done by the Three
Flames on Go Way Gal Mate is
a rhythm and blues novelty Stick
Around. The Benny Carter crew
handles the Instrumentation (Col-
umbia.)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-18
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

The Young Womens club of Pilgrim Baptist church spon-
sored the annual Mothers Day held Sunday May
at the church Participants the program included Mines
Justine Jackson Ethel Massey Priscilla Kirk Dorothy Sloan
LAMAR Smith, Odelle Galloway, and Mrs. Louela Taylor
Mrs ~ Walter Coins Jr the speaker for the proga
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-05-18
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

mr. John Cooke 36l7 Chicago Ave. returned Saturday
May IL from New York City where he went May at the
bedside OF his sister Mrs Anna Pendergas who died shortly
AFTER ms arrival Funeral services held North Carolina
Mrs Conny Landers 3645 Fourth Ave &c. will return
Fairvew hospital May II she scheduled to undergo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
Tall and Windy
ssThere Had to Be-
By K. E. SPENCE
BeaOerbedd County

YOU FELLOWS all know
Howard, but don't know as you
know his old man. He's a great
old fellow, just as good a scout
as Howard, but great old re-
loader. Once IN while the old
boy spins one that's too tail for
Howard.
A while back a bunch of us
were at Dunaways and the old
man got to telling us a wild tale
about being down Cow Hollow
and finding a big steer with his
nose full of porcupine quilts /
never heard of a porcupine any
where IN that country myself.
Anyway, he said he caught the
steer and was going to pull them
out, but he got in a tight of some
sort and got his horse ierked
down and finally got set plumb
afoot-
Well, the steer was on the prod
and taken right to the old Irish
man. He said he would run until
the steer was right on him, then
would dodge, but the steer would
turn on him again. Finally, he
said he made it to a tree and Just
in time too for the steer was right
at his hip pockets and he was all
in but his shirt tail
Howard says, s'Why darn it all,
Dad, you know there amt tree
short of the Malhuer."
The old man looked him up
and down a little bit solemn as
an owl and said, II tell you, son,
there just had to be- was all in. "
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01

calves in October weighing 915
pounds pay weight.
This last winter I put some cattle
in the dry lot the third day of Janu-
ary. They were in the dry lot SO
days. I sold them on a grade and
yield basis and they dressed out 1913
percent.
have two lots. have one pen
where I warm them up. They get
all the silage they want to eat plus
A pounds chopped hay and 3 pounds
of grain I cut the silage down so
that the last 80 days of feeding they
get only about 4 pounds of silage,
the rest is all grain and hay. The
hay stays the same, about 4 pounds
to the head
SIIage Gives Capacity
Silage viii give them a capacity,
a big stomach and widen them out
so when they put the fat on they VIII
show it You also save on hay with
silage. You can cut your hay crop
III A4c1 oA14 SSA11 DGzNG 14C41by VI 4CcN
and put the other half into some
thing else
I put some calves in the lot last
fall and December, weighing $50
pounds. BY May they weighed bet
ter than 700 pounds. They were fed
silage with about pounds Of grain
and pounds of hay.
My silage was the poorest that l
ever had last year. I got caught in
the frost with it and didn't get to
it till about 10 days after the frost.
It was all dried up, but with little
grain mixed with it, kept my calves
in good condition.
Silage should be put up green in
early September or just before the
first killing frost. Silage has paid
me good dividends and any man who
ever tries it will never do without
it. You can put your gains on for
less cost and still have that dressing
percentage when you sell them.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
LETTERS TO THE
 EDITOR

Turnouts for the Basketball games at Palmer have been very poor. Town support has become almost a thing of the past. Let's show our high school athletes that we're all behind them and ready to cheer them on to Vic tory and l am sure our boys will show their appreciation in the way they play the game
 The next game will be played next Friday, December Fl be- tween the Palmer Moose and the Military Police. Let's support our home team.
 A P. H. s. Student.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
FLYING TO OAKSDALE

Mrs. Lowell Simpson and her daughter Rec left the Valley this week for a holiday vacation with Ree's grandmother, Mrs. Charles Simpson of Oaksdale, Washing ton. They expect to return to Pal mer the latter part of January. The Simpsons are homesteading near the Knik river bridge.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
MASONS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

Installed as new officers in Matanuska Lodge 293 of the Free and Accepted Masons Tuesday night were Worshipful Master Grayson Murphy, Senior Warden M. E. Burgan, Junior Warden Charles Wilson, Treasurer Will
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

liam Head and Secretary Wayne Wheeler.
 Appointive officers installed in- cluded C. Ivan Branton, Senior Deacon; Bill Roark, Junior Dea- con; Walter Iceland, Chaplain; Lew E. Hanks, Marshall; Clarence Hoffman, Senior Steward; Lee C. Nelson, Junior Steward; and Lloyd Severns, Tyler.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20
Go North, Young Man, Co North
BY DIR. FERRIS MOORE

The following guest editorial written by the president of the University of Alaska for the Fairbanks NewsMiner
 The Arctic growing frequently comment today which could obviously be of great importance Alas much likely o get slight W vas 6sjng notsd nd the he @ M o steady s e P the sphere and a somewhat different now prevails. 1e
 
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 Ba sssns Ssh s '6 that G sd 3 and lacking ing signieance though be the degrees and for -48 it was s5s degrees Ocean n h M s at hs6 wa m a1e appre 6en e f 5ss hs dna @ @ ou ef an s so % o arao n And ple M extensive recent retreat of most Alaskan glaciers well
 How long will this warming last and how far and nn @ W the a one T o 6 G M 6n m H @ 9 s way ot reliable Several different theories under example glaciology constantly reveal detail But until much has been learned term historical facts which definitely follows Without much doubt there peak about 8509OO AD Snow and ice then little the er seas and monks went back forth between Thule" Iceland When the voyaged Greenland
 
 that he drift mention of drift ice anywhere about Greenland during early Greenland then and the number pasured there But these bland climatic began deerorate contain warning that those who sail for the coast too directly west of Iceland abandoned and sailing directions given south westerly course that would abod the ice due to ice The Greenland judging from enay evidence quite probably due hashenng say that in the winters of the 13OO on the Ice rom Norway to Denmark; that the Pedestrians and descrbed one @ that part the frozen Baltic with hostees accommodate them.
 The present day warming spured what similar warming and cooling off periods have at periods history the already enoned investigators point out evidence which though ag enay and not convincing nevertheless suggestive It IS noted that the melting nowelds the about 400 to 800 AD thus suggesting period o light there then And the back history some believe cold period be indicated for north Iceland B. spoke namely sluggish congealed
 Though this evidence or which there here is ragmentary for responsible scientists be ready make prediction future climate nevertheless this layman will to take the intellectual gamble and o North Young
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20


 in is economy areac train.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-12-20

The following is editorial written by the president of the University Fairbanks Miner.
Evening star., 1951-02-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.e.

ANACOsTIA. 1854 v st. s.e.-semi:
det. cor. brick. 2-family home: 4
down HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1346 Good Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-340o
ANACosTIA-Det.: 9 rms, A bedrms.
$4,000. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
II346 Good Hope rd- Sc. LU. 4-340o
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, 2 blocks of
hdsos hAls6ama aye.TT3,yr;-old det, brick;
Sedrms. Af sife Bath Da:a shd toof; a0S:; a-ft
price. SIS. 800. HARTMAN r Realty,
INC i.od l345 Good Goosd Hope I'd. Sc. LU,
FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA
semidet. brick, 8 rms. and bath, plus
rms. and tiled bath in bsmt. Ideal
for home and income or for large
family: Only $4,000 down. BROWN
realty coRP.; Realtors, ST. 2o26'
fhlEEAX b1st WI Village GEE, AREA a.4 a,I,, Dst
level lot; trade trade Considered. aSi i BRoWN oSFIsT
iIsa REALTY " coRP 1gsaa Realtors. ST. 2o26i
HILLCREST-Be det. br. with
liv. rm-,, din. rm., lge. kit, lge
bedrms,, ~ baths, knotty pine rec
sourHEAsT Really ~ Co CO. efi ief1
Pa. ave. s.e. Ii. $4,000. 30
NEAR NICHOLS. CHEsAPEAKE-Det
brick, 2 bedrms. on 2nd floor: back
porch closed in; oil: mr.. everything
S15.50o. $1,000 down. Vacant
McCUNE. 10. 3-6SSa. -25
.SEMIDETACHED BRICK HOUSES
o rooms g bedrooms). fully equipped
kitchen: large bright hsmt Mode
hAnRa daily al AG5C
sc. Call Mr. Crawford. 10. a-S6TS
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
124 14th st. NV. DI. 334e
NEAR ATLANTIC THEATER
eemidetached brick in ncw-house
cond.: 5 coy rms, tile bath, gas
heat. full bsmt.. hardwood floors
owner leaving city and must sell
quick at reasonable price and terms
Phone FIR. 1857.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1951-02-20

ALTA VISTA SECTION of Bethesda
Nd, $4,000. Owner forced to leavl
this 2-yr.-old residence, can Civ,
possession with title. The size O
the q rms. will surprise you. There
a. colored tile bath with tub ant
Bright bsmt., rec. rm. spsce. c built III II
garage. elec. kit. lge lighted closets
an-weather metal storm and screeI
sash. and doors. screened side liv
porch, rear yard is incl with Ancho
fencing. Improved street. To in
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC, Chey:
Chace
Evening star., 1951-02-20
COLORED HOTEL

AND NIGHT CLUB
Excellent location; You st. near 18th.
Property has 35 rooms, stoker heat;
interior in excellent condition.
Night club includes expensive fix
lures. A real money-maker for
the right party. Can arrange suit
able terms to responsible party.
Owner will sell entire building,
Principals. only. For appointments
to see, call ST. 1857. GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
-22
Evening star., 1951-02-20

ANACOSTIA. 1884 v st. s.e.-Semi-
det. cor. brick, 2-family home: 4
rooms and bath each; ear.. So 800
down HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.. LU. 4-340O,
Evening star., 1951-02-20
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
SEMIDETACHED BRICK

ONLY S13, BOO
Vacant and available for quick pos.
session: redecorated and in excel.
lent condition. incl refinished floors
built Just before the war. Fine liv
rm.. din. rn., modern equipped
kitchen, 2 large bedrms. and lovely
tiled bath. Spacious, deep. fenced ir
yard; full bsmt.: oil a.-c. heat. Ont
of the best areas in all Southeast
Sundayl Directions: From light ir
center Of Anacostia. drive out Coco
Hope I'd. to 22nd St, left to I
pl.. right to open sign. Call MA
1907 daily: ewes. and Sun, cal
NO. 5400. Ext. 403.
Capital View Realty Co.
REALTORS 025 N. Y AVE NV
Evening star., 1951-02-20

ROCKVILLE-$13,00O
BEST ,Loc.-w. MONTGOMERY AVE,
New home. large liv. rm.. din area,
complete. kit. lge. master bedrm.,
twin clothes closets, Q other bedrms. :,
ceramic tile bath-shower: ample
cupboards and clothes closets, all
sliding doors; also additional storage
space; gas heat, insulated and storm
windows. Owner occupied; perfect
condition.: lot so by 1856.
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER, BROKER
Mrs. Whitehurst. Agent. Rockville
O600-O1rf orv tJrpa
Evening star., 1951-02-20
COLORED

Once in q lifetime prewar Colonial
brick home in perfect cond. with
lge. rms. full bsmt., gas h.-w.h..
fenced yard; located on quiet
street but convenient to schools.
stores and transp. Act quickly and
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
Evening star., 1951-02-20
HOUSES WTD. TO BUY tcens. /,
ALL CASH
For Your House In WASHINGTON
TRACHTENBERG PROPERTIES
800 5th st. NV
MA. 707l. ia. S4A9. go
HOMES NEEDED
FOR OUR MANY CLIENTS
$4,000 TO $4,000
EVENINGS. PLEASE CALL RA. 592&
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
DI. 1411
IhvEsTMENT PROP. foR sALl

CORNER sTORE-"Federal Triangls
paying restaurant; leased. $4,000
annually; priced to show an excel.
lent return. Serves some of the
largest Large Oldest Government bureaus.
edge investment. so phone TIE. 1858,
st. NV. NA. o753. " -
located on wison Eva n.sr srcellsnsl, esrs
don: masonry BLDG: income $500
& sssstsR s. a. '$ ss SsiA aszErRR # s.
family brick duplex. Full bsmt. Oil
heat. Income So 300 yearly. Sell
EEALRqY eE LREl's co, e. ssSd sssSS6dERfNIss E9s.
sfohEs fe s7as 7akD APT. above. near s.ns
and 4 10; suitable for jewelry
rWoY aFzMiET fzAhTY 5Sisk. RE 07Ss TSs..,p:. e! =
occupied in Mar. io1s: white ten.
ants; construction, concrete front
$ssss sss:s ss1 sieig ssE 9lsi sss
aunt UNI APT. neg eSo condition; 10y
ghSEr9. gssf: 2hlky kEs 1899 oSos. down. -sf CITY
AUNT BRICK. INCOME over S2.so0
": S19.750. Oil ht. LOUIS RUD.
DEN. Elk. -5707: ewes. WO. O225.
CORNER 4-UNlT BRICK, downtown
location with adjoining 1-story brick
used as office. Income $4,000 VI.
S25. 600 price. LOUIS RUDDEN,
Goth. ST. AT X N.W.-Modern air.
cooled bldg. under sgle. lease at
Eye st. near 18th NV, larger mod.
ern air-cooled elev. bldg. with first-
class leases crossing over sic, 900
kEALTY coRp.. Dupont Circle NsSE siSs.
Nj 1000; eyes,. EN-. 1856. Wo.
LARGE TRACT. son.d for Ta : art
ments. in fast-growing Maryland
location, Priced at 50 cents per
foot. Principals only. WI. 1850.
Evening star., 1951-02-20
ALEXANDRIA

Near G. w. High. stores and trans
portation. 10 minutes drive to
Pentagon. Well-constructed row
brick home in excellent condition. 6
rooms, colored tiled bath, hardwood
floors. full basement with recreation
room, oil NV. heat. Possession at
settlement. Reasonable down paw
ment, with convenient terms. FLOYD
E. DAVIS CO.. 1929 X st. NV,
MA 0352; ewes. WO. Sb5S
Evening star., 1951-02-20
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Four Unit Duplexes

This valuable 4-family apt. Is a safe
and secure investment Yielding over
l2T yearly. Best southeast location,
"a block to bus. school and shopping.
Price S22 500. down payment $500,
Phone Mr. MeGinniss. MA. 5005i
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES
1920 x St NV ~
Evening star., 1951-02-20
ARLINGTON
CIRCLE THJC An

IINLLE HlS AD.
Brand-new de luxe brick bungalow
nearing completion. Located on so
It. wide. park-like street. All OH one
floor are 2 bedrms, and panelled
den. tile bath. spacious liv. rm.
with nrepl. has wide plateglass win
dows. Hardwick range. Kelvinator
refer.. Mullenoider disposal. and
Venetian blinds included A striking
home at S17,400! BRANT CO, Will
son at Rhodes, IA. 4-I60O -ol
Evening star., 1951-02-20
COLORED-BROOKLAND
DETACHED BRICK
LCLOFED
ESTATE SALE

OF lovely corner home, near ! 10Th ano
r. !. ave. with large imposing rose
garden and lot. 6 rms. garage. :
court approval Ideal for MD.
Also In same area lovely row house
In top cond $4,000 improvements
In past 2 years. 6 rms. 9 incloseo
porches. new tile bath. all-elec. kit.
gas heat storm windows, screens
Insulation. HARRY W. GOLDBERG
Atty MA 351S -23
Evening star., 1951-02-20

Nice 12-rm. comp. furn. det home
Approx. income per mo-. S275. Conv.
terms. Nr. carline. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO.. 1911 Pa. ave. sc.
Ii. $4,000, 30
Evening star., 1951-02-20

ZX-UNTT-6U8
One-year -old 2-story: close TO all
fonveniences; 32-yr. 40 (60S)
hnanotng; tenants furnish all util.
!. ent low rentals is S22 ,TO4: In.
yestigate this prime investment.
To inspect call
j. Wesley Buchanan =.
Radio Bldg, Arl. ia. 4-l156.
Evening star., 1951-02-20
MONEY MAKER

Nice 12-rm. comp. furn. det home.
Approx. income per mo-. S275. Conv.
terms. Nr. carline SOUTHEAST
KEAfTY FL sISooS CO. l2ll Pa. ave. Sc.
5312 R ST. Sc.
Just over the District line, out Pa.
ave, sc. tc Alabama ave. left about
R ST.. left one block. Si4.756. va
cant. Features comfortable bed
rms. lge. liv rm., tile bath with
tub and shower: full basement. oil
s;,e; heat; . L.o, GE refrigerator and and
block. To be sold to settle estate.
substantial cash payment required.
II you wish to see this property by
sppointment' csIl Mr.. coNDIT
REALTORS. DI. $3.50. -21
COLORED, NEAR ARMoRI, 1900
block A st, Sc. Row BRICK, liv. rm.,
din. rm, kit. and frst-h. den. 2nd
d., 3 bedrms. and bath. Finished
rm. and bath in bsmt. Reas. priced
with low down payment for this
1nTsgal Tnyp home; ooo pRuRY REALTY r Mt
Mt, watts. -' OR. s7ei. pun anu 30 CO.
COLoREDLa2l6 SHANNON PL. s.E.
(Anscostia. D. CD-6 lovely large
rms; det.; reas. down payment.
Sun. NO. 5s6s: weekdays. RE. 0657.
CoLoRED-PoToMAC AVE. Sc
First time offered; beautiful s-rm.
tapestery brick. full bsmt.. built-in
garage, front porch; lge. lot. Owner
bought other property. says sell
ATLAS REALTY Y CO, q ST ST. 7s6s; evso. eves'.
CoLo9RED&ossoo- col. o9RagItossoos oo-s5oo DowNE9r-
ranged into 3 apis. 70s Eve st. s.e.
Only S6.45o. Take look at the
outside Of this one and then call us
to show you through. Mr.. Hogan,
RA, 5612 It'll pm. with cox g.
C0IoRED-NEAR E. CAPITOL ST.
Modern brick with front porch. z
rms. a bedrms.l, bath, gas furnace,
h.-w.h.. elec. refgr Low terms. and
quick possession. Ewes. phone Mr..
Gordon, Woodley 1885. L. T. GRA-
Waite. Realtor. 1913 K ST. NV.
MA, O753.
Evening star., 1951-02-20

1900 block Potomac ave. near hospi-
tal-An S-rr. home, equip, for 2
families q full kitchens. Priced at
$15,150. terms avail. Please Call
Mr.. Burton, TU. 2100;- ewes, 10.
2-4377. AVON sHoCKEY. Realtor.
Evening star., 1951-02-20
SILVER SPRING

Spacious 3-bedrm. brick rambler. This
beautiful home has large liv rm.,
dining .rm.. de luxe kit. ga baths,
2 fireplaces. paneled den; screened
inside porch; breakfast nook: rec.
rm. Terms. BROWN AGENCY.
SH 244d eues Ill r.HGc2 90
Evening star., 1951-02-20
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

4-FAMILY BLDG. in . good NV.
legation needed now. OLIVER T.
WE HAVE AN EXECUTIVE from out
side Of Washington wishing to in
vest in good Wash. property, large
Or small Cal Nj Holstrcm. with
WILL INVEST 100000 in acreage
or apt. building. Box 410-R, Star.
NV. Comm. and Apt. Bldgs.
Needed Immediately for
clientele desiring to invest
sizable sums, wishing linn
tied returns. If your prop
erty is modern and clean,
we are now in a position
to give you a maximum Of
fer. Please call Berenter g.
Co., Realtors, ia. 1880.
Evening star., 1951-02-20
SILVER SPRING

CLOSE-IN BARGAINS
S14950. Bungalow. rms, liv.
rm.. f1repl.. din. rm. with beamed
ceiling; 3 bedrms.. bath. mod. kit.
incl. porch, bsmt.. oil h.-w.h., ga
rage: excel. cond.
S15 $50. Low down payment. easy
monthly: 6-rm. brick Colonial. side
porch. bsmt., gas a.-c.h.; nice lot.
ALDEN REALTY co.
sH. 1858 till 9:30. II no answer
SH 2qOS. -21
Evening star., 1951-02-20
SLEEPY HOLLOW
THE PERFECT HOME

THE PERFECT HOME
Is located among N. Arlington's finest,
Just of Washington blvd: the de-
sign is English and Colonial. con-
structed Of brk.. and fur; enter
the present owners even have a
Baby Grand piano-formal din, rm. !:
side screened porch, dream kit with
breakfast nook. 1st fl. u bath: full
osmt. with recr. rm. snd "a bath
upstairs, 3 twin-size bedrms. and
bath: stairway to storage attic:
beautiful. lot. fenced with Anchor
fence. Charm. dignity and character
60 with this home at no extra cost
SSS.95o substantial cash required.
Shown by appt only.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500