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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-22
Every State To
BeHonoredB y
HOLLYWOOD
LATEST TO GET
THE NOD is
MINNESOTA"
BY RoR THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD n-H Hollywood
keeps working at it, every STATE
in the Union will be honored in
a film title.
Latest TO get the nod is Min
rosetta" which is the title OF
Republic mining saga located in
the Mesabi Range. The Gopher
State joins the select company with
other picture titles such as:
Arizona, Arkansas Traveller,
California" Colorado. "A Con.
necticut Yankee" Florida Spc-
cial," Idaho Home in .Indi-
ana Kansas cyclone, an Old
Kentucky" Louisiana Purchase, .
Maryland" THE Michigan Kid. :"
Mississippi, "In Old Missouri. I"
Montana Nevada" New
York, New Mexico, oklahoma
Kid" Oregon Trail" "Tennes-
see Johnson Texas" Utah. ;.
Virginia" and Wyoming"
There has been Hawaii
Calls" Alaska ana Washing
ton ID. CO. Masquerade.
Most popular state for having
its cities in titles appears to be
Texas. There have been such as
Dallas, . Fort Worth" san
Antonio ''El Paso," "Abi
lene Town, Corpus C:nisd Ban
dts" I'm Old Amarillo" Not TO
mention Mourning Becomes Elec-
ira population 4,934l.
That ends our geography lesson
for today.
Such is fame in Hollywood. Rhu-
barb. who starred in the title role
in his last picture, is playing a
bit in Were Not Married. The
faded feline doesn't even get bill
ing.
/ finally caught up with Red
Badge Of Courage" and feel
that it is the most moderated,
badly handled picture of the year.
After holding it for a year, MGM
cut the film down to fast So
minutes and then released il on
the lower half of double bill.
without even a press preview.
Yet RED Badge" is already
cropping up on 10 best picture
lists and evoking high praise from
discriminating moviegoers. 1t is a
superb study of courage and cow
ardice in battle, and perhaps the
most realistic film of the Civil
War ever made, Perhaps il isn't
for mass appeal. but then ii should
have been exhibited with taste and
distinction. as such films as "Cy-
+, rano, 1.-THE River" and Red
Shoes.
| understand that John Huston,
who made the picture, is heart.
sick about its mistreatment and
win not see il in its present form.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-22
Chapter .

Chapter 9
THE town was taking on a holi
4 day aspect. with people com
irlE from the country. pitching
tents near the big one, staying
for the duration of the lectures
Word had spread. favorably. The
professor wasn't trying to sci
anything. He was entertaining
and instructive, and there wa.
the expectation of something big.
ger ~ something dramatic thai
everyone could sense.
The log benches had been ex.
tended to accommodate the in
creasing crowds, a raised board
platform built up front, three feet
above the ground, twenty feet in
width. The speakers stand and
the organ were on it.
by the time you've been here
three weeks, this will be a differ
ent community. just as wed
hoped" Malta commented.
Three weeksl He had planned
to get out. after about a week.
But now he didn't like the idea
of going on, back to the old life.
Yet what else could he do? If he
remained, Big Nose Sullivan and
the Weasel would be coming, de-
pending on him to make good. In
the background was the law. not
to mention Deal Hathaway
'Hoist by his own petardl" he
fsTf.F, EA1 - .<f
responsibility. and like it--and
it's as far out of reach as the
moonp
Ten-Spot Lolo was in the crowd
tonight, in a fresh shirt and with
slicked- back hair. But there was
no disturbance as he got well into
his lecture. Then a connection
arose near the rear of the tent.
Someone stood up. shouting words
which sounded like Liar and
Scoundrel. Several others jumped
IN and hustled the objector out
side. not too gently.
GENTLEAf JIM went on. but
~ it was as if another man than
himself was doing the talking.
There had been something in that
haif-glimpse of the other man,
some quality in that voice shout
ing Liar. which had stirred mem
DRY. As THOUGH ghost had en-
tered the tent.
But the fellow had been right.
Liarl What else was he. pretend
ing TO be a civic minded man,
when he consorted with killers.
when he was here to rob these
who were supporting him? Scoun-
dreli There were no more ant
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-22
Husband Charged
With Wife's Death

JACKSON, Mich. tR--A 44-year
old trucking firm executive was
free on bond today to await ex.
animation Jan. II on manslaugh-
ter charge in the death by freezing
of his young bride in the driveway
of their home.
Edward G.. Spencer furnished
$1,000 bond Friday following issu-
ance of the warrant In the death
of his wife, Loretta. 81.
Mrs. Spencer was found dying
Wednesday morning in below
zero weather. Prosecutor George
Campbell said Spencer admitted
he left his wife in the driveway
too drunk" to walk after an even
ing Of drinking together at tavern.
Mrs. Spencer had filed suit for
separation last July. accusing her
husband of giving her "a life of
hell ;" They had been married in
May. Later she withdrew the suit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-22

The easiest way to remove fat
from a homemad: meat soup is
to prepare the soup the day be-
fore you want TO use If, then cool
the stock overnight and lift the
concealed fat from the top of the
soup before you reheat it,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-22

Wild turkeys originally ranged
from the Atlantic coast of North
America TO the Dakotas and from
Southern Ontario TO Southern
Mexico.
Evening star., 1951-07-19

The Heeht Co.. Spring Open Friday 1870 $50 PM and All
Saturday Shop Friday Het Co.. Woshinsoncosd Saturdays
During July and August.
Evening star., 1951-07-19
5-Pc. Modern Dinette in
Lined or Black Oak 64.o5

TobIe measures 32x45 in. closed, opens to
5lx55 in. Sturdy chairs ore upholstered in
Duran plastic :. red scots with black oak,
ehortreuse scots with sunny lined oak
III Floor, Washington: 3,d Floor. SiiUsr Spriws
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Won't Chip! Won't Peel!
Plastic Arm Chairs $40

The choir we sell by the carload at far higher
price, Upholstered in tough, silky Duran
you can wipe clean in q jiffy, noilheod studded.
Red, green, ehortreuse, yellow, grey, brown.
Ill Floor, Washington; 3rd Floor SiiVer Sbriss
Evening star., 1951-07-19

Burn, Mar, Heat, Liquor-Proef Fomiea Top
Modern OuIs Tables
Formieo topped J.. they're i'm IN Q.7
perious to cigarettes, wet glasses, <S'"o
hot cups, practically everything. ~"
Match up cocktail, lamp end and u.n-y....
step tables now and sove ssIs Pied
fA Floor. Washington; grd Floor s;iper sbyiss
Evening star., 1951-07-19

Light Bright and Streomned
Modern OUIc Tables
Lined oak end, lamp and cocktail n N n
tobles not only good,ookine HL.O0
but practical They hardly show ~ =
dust, ore so easy to keep cIeon u.uy.a
Half Yearly priced. Sale Priced
III Floo, Washington; ;rd Floor, Siver Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-19
AII Mahogany Top Tables
Our Famous Mersman

All-mohoeony tops balance
mahogany finished hardwood
Curved and carved, too. Choose
from lamp, cocktoiI. drum, tobIes
and commodes at these savings.
III Floor, Washington; 3rd Floor,
Evening star., 1951-07-19

Opens To Sect 6 AT Dinner!
DrOpIenf Table
A console, dining tobIe perfect a ~ 0 z
beauty In silky smooth mahogany KI8 .OO
veneers and hardwood And yours ~ II
now for only 34.e5! Opens to u.x-v....
36x44h In. ssIs e,sg
III Floor Washington; 1d Floor, Slper Sbrns
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Goodyear Air Foam
Cushioned Chairs 6o.o5

BorreI, Wing, Sleepy Hollow, Lawson and
Curved Contemporary styles -. oil richly
trnoed Green, soee, toast, gold, eroy, red,
green, wine in group
Ah Floor, Washington; 3rd Floor, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-19

BorreI, Wing, Sleepy Hollow, Lowson and
Curved Contemporary styles +. oil richly
frinoed. Green, soee, toast, gold, eroy, red,
green, wine in group.
Ah Floor, Washington; srd Floor Sitper Spring
3-Pe. Maple, Mahogany
Finished Bedroom 1925
CoIonoI style in maple finish, 9Th century
copy in mahogany finish on solid TupeIo Bed,
chest, dresser with mirror All dust -proofed,
eenter-euided. matching pieces ovoobe in
open stock.)
th Floor. Washington; 3rd Floor, Silver Spring
Plenty Drawer Space in This
Gov. Winthrop Desk SGT
Corbon-eopied from q museum piece in
matched mahogany veneers and hardwood 3
roony drawers for linens, ample writing space
in desk
Ah Floor, Washi.ston; 3td Floor, Silver Spring
Gems at the Price, Modern
Lounge Choirs $50
Perfect beauties ot perfectly beautiful sovnqsi
Royon boucle, royon donnosk and cotton top
estry red, green, groy, beige and brilliant
prints in the group.
|fh Floor. Washington; 3rd Floor, Silver Spring
Won't Chip! Won't Peel!
Plastic Arm chdirs s26
The chair we sell by the carload at far higher
price! Upholstered in tough, silky Duran
you can wipe clean in a jffy, noilheod studded.
Ked, green. ehortreuse, yellow, grey, brown.
ASK ABOUT OUR ,
~
Evening star., 1951-07-19
Gems at the Price, Modern
Lounge Choirs s36

Perfect beauties of perfectly beoutifuI sovinqsi
Royon boucle, royon donnosk and cotton top
estry red, green, eroy, beige and brilliant
prints in the group.
Fth Floor, Washington; 3,d Floor, Siiper Spring
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-29
POULTRYMEN LIKE
NEW STYLE HOUSE

The new style square poultry
house, 40 by 40 feet in size, is
proving to be highly popular with
North Carolina farmers, says w.
g. Andrews, extension poultry
specialist at State College. He
adds that it is being used with
equal success for both broilers and
layers. ~I
According to Andrews, the
square house is more comfortable
for chicks in both summer and
winter. 1t is cooler in summer,
easier to heat in winter, and re-
suits in better growth and better
development of egg shells. Since
it requires less yell space, it can
be constructed at less cost.
If a larger floor area is desired,
the length of the building may be
increased while the width is kept
constant. An ideal arrangement,
says Andrews, would be two Sec
tons 200 feet in length and a 20
foot center feed room connecting
the two. An egg holding room con-
structed under the feed room ia
cilitates the handling of eggs on
the farm.
The material from which these
houses are constructed is adapt
able. Cinder blocks and wood are
the two most popular materials
used. The block house offers bet
ter insulation and in many cases
the difference in cost of the two
materials is negligible.
Andrews says wide doors at
each end of the poultry house will
allow trucks, tractors, and spread
ers to be driven through. Four
windows on each of the four sides
will provide good lighting inside.
To control ventilation, ridge ven
tilator should be plaed in the roof
and openings should be provided
near the floor level on two sides.
Dirt floors with deep built-up litter
are being used successfully in
many cases. The house may be SOL
id sheeted or six-inch spaces may
be left between the boards. In Ell
Their case aluminium roofing should
be used.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-29
HERE'S WHAT TO DO
ABOUT LIGHTNING

Following a few simple safety
rules will help reduce the chances
of injury by~lightning. says H. M.
ELS, extension agricultural engi:
neer at State College.
Don't go out doors or remain
out during thunderstorms, advises
Ellis, unless it is absolutely nee
essary. Stay. inside a building
where it is dry, preferably away
from fteplaces, stoves, and other
metal objects.
In choosing shelter, select a
building which has lightning pro.
lection system or large metal O,
metal-frame building. If an IN
protected building must be used,
choose a large rather, than small
one. In all cases, stay away from
open doors and windows.
If you must remain outdoors,
keep away from small sheds and
shelters ip exposed locations, iso-
lated trees, wire fences, hilltops,
and large open spaces. Seek shell
ter in a cave, depression in the
ground, valley, the foot of steep
or Overhanging cliff, dense woods,
or in a. grove of trees.
Occupants of an automobile hav.
ing metal body are practically
immune from injury by lightning.
Ellis points out that lightning is
one of the chief causes of farm
fires, damage from this source ex-
ceeding $2O.OOO,OO0 annually.
Buildings should be protected with
equipment covered by the Master
Label Service, which is a guaran.
tee that the system is in accord
with the best modern knowledge.
A wire fence will conduct cleo
trieity for. considerable distances.
Livestock should be protected by
grounding all wire fences. Connect
ground rods with each lateral wire
of the fence and extend into the
ground for at least three feet.
Fences joined toa building should
be grounded at the post nearest
the building. Also, the ground rod
of the structure should be connect
ed to the fence.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-29
HYDE COUNTY BAPTIST
CHURCH SERVICES JULY
Rev. o. S. Edmonds, Pastor

Rev. o. S. Edmonds, Pastor
FAIRFIELD: Morning Worship,
IL am. Baptist Training Union z
pm. Mrs. Luther Williams, Direct
or Mid-week prayer meeting
Wednesday 8 pm. Engelhard, Ev
ening Worship, 8 pm. Swan
Quarter, Mid-week prayer meeting
8 pm.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-29

SUMMER PARTIES plenty of ice cubes and with GE
refrigerator home freezer there's danger of
dearh right Here's from GE Con-
sumers Empty the refrigerator into bowl
Immediately in the freezer
temperature keeps cubes from melting To-
cther when they taken from the
tray with the Of the first guest and
the departure of the last. (ANS FeatureS)
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-06-29
ELIZABETH CITY STORES

THESE LEADING MERCHANTS CORDIALLY
in
10 VI
Evening star., 1951-02-22
RETHESDA
BETHESDA RAMBLER

Three bedrms.. 2 baths. den; located
custom-built brick rambler. yr.
old. is offered for the first time
Priced at $4,000. Ewes. OIL. 2720.
SAMUEL e. BOGLEY, WI. 1920:
Evening star., 1951-02-22
INVESTMENT q INSURANCE c
"NEW RAMRI,ERn

A very lovely detached brick rambler
located near the Naval Hospital. Just
being completed. with 6 rms, 8
bedrms.. 2 baths. on a lovely level
lot; You should see this. Cal NE; AZ;
RIJCHANAN Raaltnr
Evening star., 1951-02-22
BRICK COLONIAL,

Only ia blocks schools and trans
portation.. A full separate dining
full basement. Recently redecorated
and immaculate. Large fenced lot.
See this today. Call SH. S010.
MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1951-02-22
WASHINGTON Birthday Sale

Washington Birthday Sale
$7,900-$1, 300 DOWN
Built in 1e42. Lot 75x200... 4 rms.
and bath. l block to carline.
$8,350-$2,00 DOWN
Built in 1910, Lot bOx150. 4 rms.
and bath. $47.51 per mo-. incl.
$Io,25O-$2, 400 DOWN
Built in 1850. Large rms; gas heat.
aluminium screens. Lot 75x150.
So, ,95O-$2,790 DOWN
Built in 1947. Lot b0x200. 4 rms:
and bath, space for 2 more up. full
bsmt.; recr. rm., partly finished.
Above properties near Md. U.
BURCH REALTY co.
REALTORS
S505 Baltimore Blvd, College Park,
Nd. TIL 6 PM. TO. 1888, TO. 1888.
After 8 PM, WA. 5641. UN. 1891.
ar 761O
Evening star., 1951-02-22

ALEXANDRIA
RIVER AND CITY VIEW
De luxe north Of Russell I'd. loca-
ton; refreshing English-type brick
home having BEDRMS., Ia tile
baths. very. very smart pine pan
ground recr. rm. in bsmt.: outdoor
patio and BBQ. You might build
this home for $4,000 or-buy this
for S2S.5 500.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes at Wilson, IA. 4-1600.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
NEW!
SIG 95O-S21 $50

beautiful Sligo Park section; conv.
to schools. shopping and transp.
and yet in park-like surrounding;
8 nice bedrms.. din. rm.; beautiful
full bsmt. with "a bath and outside
entr. Absolutely mod. -GE kit, that
O til 8
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
HoUsEs-sALE-s.E. tcont.,
COLORED-BEST BUY

1897 c st. Sc. Immediate possession
Of nice row brick home in very
convenient Locations; oil h:-w. heat;
storm windows; new refgr., cleo.
stove; newly painted throughout
Only $3.50; $3.50 down. $50 so
mo- To see, call Mr.. Llewellyn. MA.
$40. OIL, 272S ewes. ALDON
PROPERTIES "a
Evening star., 1951-02-22
NEAR INDIAN SPRING

White brick bungalow. prewar con-
struction; liv. rm. with firepl.. din:
bath. Screened-in porch and
finished attic: full bsmt.; extra
corner lot. included in price. Call
for appt. ewes. OIL. 3992.
TISHLER, Realtor
1865 Kennedy st. NV. TU. $500.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

Alex. msTORicAL sEC.-s-rm.
brick; oil h.-w.h.; full bsnt; good
price. terms. Il. A. EDGE. TIE. o5el.
ARLINGTON s17.75o: immaculats,
three-bsdroeW brick Colonial 3l' sln,ns TiIsr
room, P1ess sauip "a nk Rit. faiI bsmt.;. Ideally
located for service personnel: cony.
to sysrythins. C. M. HALEY. JE.
.RLINGroN siLaSssroN FOREST AREA. sroyhill-
es1t son srfa Baths. hSm: sssisns sssrm Ssd sSada
room, room fun dry basement: gas heat.
RUSSO storm windows and screens;
large lot lovely neighborhood. z
blocks to Lee blvd. An sxceptional
sY esy q g. s1ssso ls5s. OK. xsksgsS' ssss RaAahT as
{ rs yrs. old; ! rms, tiled bath. bsn,t..
oil heat: will sell quickly for S15.-
$50. MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO..
OK. 1884: eves.. ia. 4-0075. -22
HOLM HALL VILLAGE mi. south
Of Alex. mr.. Mt. Vernon blvd. Brick
rambler. s rms. double lot. school
and shopping center. 20 min. TO
Pentagon or Fl. Beivoir. Call OV.
HHGNTiNGTosMs HnsTii II seeas'; mos. old semidet.: {:
Bendi1. asdrm''' ss.sss sssa d down, s' payments
$56. Consider less cash and higher
pymts. LICARI. XII. s-7100. rs
JEFFERSON MANOR -bedrm. semi
det.: full bsmt.. tile bath, newly re-
decor fenced yard and driveway;;
loan at S66 per mo. Call oV. 4545.
JEFFERSON MANoR-2-bedrm. semi
det. S9.975 for quick sale; 81, $50
cash. LICARI, King S-7100. -2S
JEFFERSON 500; 5-rm
semidet. all-brick; gas a.-c. heat; full
hsmt.; tile bath; fenced yard: conv
to National Airport, Washington ant
Alex. $1,000 down. Assume mort.
gage. payment. Sails monthly. oV
VIENNA acres OF land; rambler
type Of brick; s rms. including
hSssAS ssSsss si.ls srAF ZEE Es!ATl ~! Co. easai
33e5: ewes. "a. 67s1. .-22
2-FAMILY HOME-1st A.. 5 rms;
bath; End d.. 5. rms, bath: ful
bsmt., h.-w. oil heat; lot 75x125
Income. end a., S125 per mo
$1S.5OO. terms. OK. 1884; after
BSIlNGALow0Three TN Low1Tih lse. rms. bsn,t.,
elec., water; outbldgs.; 10 acres oi
land; 80 miles suoth Of Fredericks::
burgi excel. loc,: hard surfaced
pY EAGA Mtg pyfmnass Va -23
Evening star., 1951-02-22
ALL-BRICK BUNGALOW
CIVILIAN 0R UETER AN

Large living room. dining room.
complete Kitchen. 2 large bedrooms,
tile bath, storage attic. gas a.-c.
suburban % % location. n.' Priced Hs; SeSn. Tor In.
mediate sale; Sl1,950. Cali Mr..
Conlon, MI 5S22.
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, INC. 1890 K ST. NV.
MA E00g 90
Evening star., 1951-02-22
$4,000

(continued on Next PaseJ
Evening star., 1951-02-22
HousEs-sALE-N.E. tcont.l
COIORED

Once In a lifetime a prewar Colonial
brick home in perfect cond. with 6
1ge. rms. full bsmt., gas h.-w.h :,
enced yard; located on quiet
street but convenient. to schools.
cali til 8 pm.
Sidney z. Mensh & Co.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
ECONOMY

Where else can you buy . 2-bedroon
frame bungalow for $500? This
home, located In Kensinstor
Heights, Md. won't last long. sc
call now for an appointment to see
OLIVER r CARR
Evening star., 1951-02-22
TAKOMA PARK

Is w. Montgomery Ave, Rockville
Rockville 2SSS or 4363 day or nigh
Evening star., 1951-02-22
RIVERDALE, MD.
$4,000
$14,500
3-REDRM. BRICK

CAPE COD BUNGALOW
ExPANSIBLE ATTIC, BSMT
Brand-new expansibls bunsalow, With
o figure about S12 900. requirine
$4,000 cash and payments Of about
S75, incl. interest, principal. taxes
and insurance. Lot 1888 IT. deep
This home is OF Of Edmonston I'd,
very cony. to Hyattsville. Call Mr.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
Sales, Inc, 1920 K et. NV. MA. 500t
Evening star., 1951-02-22
BOSS g. PHELPS. INC.
ROCKVILLE-S13,OOO

BEST LocATIoN-oFF WEST
MONTGOMERY AVE
New home: large liv. rm, din area,
complete kit. lge. master bedrm.,
twin clothes closets. 2 other bedrms.
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.
NE oELh ,tsh,r.t "a GANNs; s.sn; sHEnEh RoeET;,,.
2S00-2176 any time. -22
Evening star., 1951-02-22
POTOMAC AVE, s T.

Beautiful S-rm. row brick; 1st A
presents hall entr.. .lge. liv. rm., din
rm. and kit, bright closed-in anc
heated porch; 3 cheerful bedrms
spacious back porch which can bt
converted into kit. very easily max
ing 2 apis II desired. Full base.
ment with bath. Built-in garage
H.-w.h.. house is In excellent condi.
ton, Can be purchased at very
reasonable te-nT.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SPECIAL,

5-rm. Cape Cod. assume large GI
at $50 80 per mo. Liv. rrn.. din. rnn. :.
kit, 2 bedrms., bsmt., oil h.-w. heat.
Huge lot. fruit trees. Lovely Silver
Spring neighborhood.. Only $13,950.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., LO.
S-241( or In 6.2402 -23
Evening star., 1951-02-22
WOODSIDE PARK
ONI,Y ONE AVAII,ARI,E

Under construction. beautiful Gus
tom built center-hall brick rambler
containing liv. rm. with firepl.. full
sized dining rm.; de luxe. equipped
kitchen; bedrms..- 3 baths nge.
rooms throushout), full bsmt.. 2-car
out; located on lge. wooded park
lot; near transp. and schools.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
aI 2n1 q ,AN O "a M oo
Evening star., 1951-02-22
DO YOU WANT

& 6GONOOMO, lT2 oA 11O
PRICED RIGHT?
A real opportunity to purchase an
excellent detached clapboard resi-
dence in the popular Bethesda sec
ton. In perfect condition through-
Forget your housing problems.
Check these features: Center-hall
plan. large living room, dining
room, kitchen. first-hoor powder
room and side porch; delightful
ond floor; maids room in bright.
dry, roomy basement; good-sized
level lot: new heating unit; new
roof; garage; schools, transporta-
tion. shopping; circumstances are
Frederick schwab. wo. o8s4. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1906 II ct. NV. ma. 2346
Evening star., 1951-02-22
WHEATON HILLS

This is a practically new, comfortable
For only sis,a5o. Liv. rm. with
din. area. kit. bedrms.. bath.
stairway to attic, full bsmt. with
room for rec. room. Only 4 blocks
to schools, shopping and transp.
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
REALTORS OR. 2I0O. Omen q til q.
Evening star., 1951-02-22
SILVER SPRING
RamhlerS11 5nn

SILVER SPRING
Rambler-$11,5 500
Two I bedTms fully eovig s stso Spsn
Masonry Bungalow, $11 300
expansible attic. Low down payment
to vet.
Bungalow, $13,500
Two-bedrm. frame. full bsmt.'
Bungalow, $4,000
reaF seeneH asarms apt de ssh; sarsss n0rfhs ars
New Brk. Cape Cod, $4,000
din. rm.. kit, bath on 1st floor;
plumbing roughed in for End bath
Chicken Farm, $19,500
Nice home, 2 large chicken houses
on ga acres of ground.
New Brk. Cape Cod, $21 SOC
Two bedrms.. 2 baths; close-in Silver
BULGE g. BOWLBY
1918 Ga. Ave. SH. 5452
SILVER SPRING-$17,950
Prewar brick Cape. Cod with two
large bedrooms. full basement with
" bath, side-screened porch. rear
porch, detached garage; near PARK
WooDsIDE 1Se 5iosisi PARK-$42, 500
Charming brick Colonial that will
please the most discriminating pur-
chaser, located in Silver Spring 6
most exclusive residential section,
on beautiful ha-acre lot, 23-ft. living
room with fireplace. large dining
room, den, "a bath, Is by 20 side
screened porch. three bedrooms. two
baths on End floor; two large bed
recreation room with fireplace and
bar, "a bath: detached two-car, ga.
rage: less than three years old, OF
finest postwar construction:
TAKOMA PARK-$17,750
Beautiful new .two-story home. featur-
ing Gift. living room with fireplace,
large dining room. extra large dream
kitchen. rear porch, three bedrooms
and bath upstairs; 200-ft: !eVel lot
SILVER SPRING-$11,9 $50
Two-bedroom bungalow located on q
double terrace. large expansible attic
for two more bedrooms; full base.
msmsi assume isrSe al III loan
SILVER SPRING-$20,950
Nearly new s,Psdroom brisk srSlo1mn 1ambler sl;
large: side screened porch: full base
ment with recreation room; gas heat;
storm doors, Venetian blinds;
corner-fenced lot: garbage disposal
dishwasher. wall-to-wall carpetins
WOoDMOOR AGENCY, INC.
sH. 5555. Realtors. TIL 8 PM.