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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
MRS. LILLIAN A. CLARK

Mrs. Lillian A. Clark, so, died Sun
day in the Garrett County Memorial
hospital in Oakland where she had
been a patient since the previous day.
Deceased was born March 10, 1871,
in Oakland, a daughter of the late
John T. and Martha Zigler Bowers.
She was a member Of the Ev. United
Brethren church at Martinsburg, w.
Va.
Surviving are three sons, Claude
Clark and Carl Clark, Oakland; Ber-
nard Clark, West Palm Beach, Fla;
three daughters, Mrs. James Frame,
Clarksburg, w. Va; Mrs. George Ris-
ser and Mrs. j. Edwin Hershey,
Elizabethtown, Pa; Is grandchildren
and eight great grandchildren; one
sister, Mrs. Gerry Flanagan, Somer-
set, Pa; two brothers, Harry Bowers,
of Texas, and Earl Bowers, Canton, O.
The body remained at the Bolden
Funeral home until Wednesday after
noon when it was taken to Martins
burg for services scheduled this after
noon from a funeral home there. In
terment will be in the Rosedale cemC-
terry at Martinsburg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
BITTINGER

The Luther League rally, held in
this village last Sunday, was attended
by more than 100 young leaguers
from the various charges and con-
gregations in the West Virginia
Synod, Of the Evangelical Lutheran
church. The rally was held in the
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Homemaker Members
To Record Work Done

Members of all Homemaker clubs
in the county except those newly
organized, are expected to fill in their
record sheets of work done from last
October to this October, according to
Miss Ethel Grove, home demonstra-
ton agent. The sheets are on cloth
ing, foods, home furnishings, and
home management.
The report will be announced on
Achievement day at Grantsville on
October 25.
The official board of the county
Council of Homemakers met yester-
day at the home of Mrs. w. w. De
Witt, at Hoyes, to make plans fol
the Achievement Day program. Of
fetal board members are Mrs. De
Witt, president; Mrs. Jonas Beachy
Bittinger, vice-president; Mrs. Ar
thur Naylor, ST., Oakland, secretary;
Mrs. Claude Folk, Grantsville, treas
urer.
This month the project chairmen in
each club are featuring Kitchen I'M
provement."
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Washington Report
BY United States Senator
Herbert II. O'COnOr


Resident of the various counties Of
the State will have an opportunity in
the weeks to come to meet and hear
at first hand from their Senior Sena-
tor regarding activities Of the Con-
gre5s during this and past sessions.
Breaking precedent, Senator Her
bert r. O'Conor will carry into every
section of Maryland personal Re
port to the People" Of the details of
the vital matters handled by Con-
gress in the present session.
Admittedly an unusual step, the
County by-County tour by the Senior
Senator will be made after adjourn
ment of the present session and will
include a discussion with citizens Of
all walks of life of the "whys and
wherefores" of the various programs
established to meet the emergency.
In the Statewide roundup he in
tends to go directly to the people with
his message. He will address civic and
business groups, veterans, labor and
educational bodies, experimenting
these talks with unscheduled discus
sions with citizens in towns and viii
lagos, in crossroads stores and where
ever the opportunity offers.
Departing from the whirlwind va
riety, usually the type when State
wide tour is made, this will be an un-
hurried trip, thus affording the Sena-
tor opportunity to chat with farm
ers and workers as well as with house
wives and other citizens in every
part of the State.
In an effort to secure the expressed
views of persons in every section of
the State, Senator O'Conor during re-
cent years has sent out periodically
missionaries to invite the opinions of
the people. Between 10000 and 10000
have been contacted from time to
time in this manner and their views
sought on pending questions. The eff
fort was made to "sound out" the
views of persons in every nook and
corner of the State and surprisingly
large percentage of the people replied
to the letters. The questions set forth
in the letters will be the subject of
discussions by Senator O'Conor as he
goes about the State.
In addition to the County-by-
County tour, Senator O'Conor will
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04
BENZ. HARRISON HARRIS

Benjamin Harrison Harris, aged CT,
resident of Mt. Lake Park, died Sep
TENDER % in the Pleasant View SAM
tarium, Amherst, Ohio, where be had
been a patient for eight weeks.
Deceased was born April "a, 1890,
at Orma, w. Va.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Flor
cnce Harris; daughters, Mrs. Mon
ME Ferguson, North Ollnstead, o.;
Mrs. Maxine Lee, Washington, D. c.;
Shirley, Ellen Gay and Rosalie Har-
ris, of Mt. Lake Park; two sons,
Benjamin Harris, Jr, and Larry Har-
ris, both Mt. Lake Park; his mother,
Mrs. Amy Harris, Cincinnati, O.; one
brother, James Harris, also Of Gin
cinnati.
Burial was at Ridgevil'e cemetery,
R;dgeville, O.
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NORTH GLADE

At the initial meeting of the Swan
ton Parent Teacher association on
September &c, Curtis Miller was
elected president; William Sears,
president; Margaret Beckman,
secretary-treasurer About fifty per-
sons attended. Ralph Swauger, school
principal, presided and explained OBJ
jectives and goals of the organization.
He also brought to the attention of
parents the worn out condition of the
furniture and heating system. The
association will meet the second Fri
day evening Of each month. A tenta-
tive budget was established at 70
cents year per person.
Mr.. Miller stressed the importance
of home, school and church working
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local Lutheran church and after a
two O'Clock service, the entire COM
pany was taken on a Hay Ride"
across Meadow Mountain to New
Germany and return. Supper was
served in Pleasant Valley park, and
the day concluded with an evening
service in the church.
Mrs. Robert Glotfelty motored to
Cumberland on business one day last
week.
Mrs. Marvin Bethel took her son
Ray to Cumberland, one day last
week, for consultation with DR..
Knoll, who is treating the boy for a
foot condition.
Mary Jane Emory, student nurse,
at the Allegany hospital, in Cumber-
land, spent a day with her home folks
here, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Yoder, were
shopping in Cumberland on Wednes-
day of last week.
Jonas Beachy has nice new bus
now in use in transporting high
school pupils to Grantsville.
William Fisher, a representative of
a New York Gas company, was a
brief business caller here, one day
last week.
Miss Edda Rune, of Philadelphia
spent couple of days recently with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. H
Rune, at the Lutheran parsonage.
Mrs. Olive Krouse and children, OF
Salisbury, Pa, visited relatives here
last Sunday.
r. L. Emory, accompanied by hi.
/ son, William and daughters, Misse
Kathleen and Florence, were shop
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04

about 80, widow of Gregory Bevans,
died eai!y Saturday nornn g at the
Kiser Nursing home, in Mt. Lake
Park where she HAD been Il patient
for six years.
A former resident of Grantsville,
she was a member of st. Stephens
Catholic church at Grantsville. She
was the last member of her immedi-
ate family. Only nieces and nephews
survive.
A requiem mass was celebrated
Monday morning from the Catholic
church at Grantsville, with interment
in the Ridgeley cemetery near Jen-
nings.
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MISS ANNA c. GEORG

Miss Anna Christine Georg, 73,
died September 25 at Springfield State
hospital, Sykesville.
A native of this county, she was a
daughter Of the late John and Eva
Catherine Fisher Georg. Surviving is
a sister, Mrs. John Richter, Dover,
Del
Funeral services were conducted
last Friday from the German Lutheran
church at Cove, with Rev. NJ. E.
FRANKIE, pastor, officiating. Inter
ment was in the church cemetery.
MRS. EMMA III. BEVANS
Mrs. Emma Houser Bevans, aged
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also make a series Of appearances in
Baltimore City. He plans to address
civic clubs, Parent Teacher Associa-
tions, as well as service groups and
city-wide clubs. This will afford an
opportunity to speak directly to citi-
zens on national and international
topics. AS part of his speaking pro
gram the Senior Senator will state the
reasons behind the votes he cast on
major Legislation in the SOth, 81st
and send Congresses.
Among the subjects he plans par
ticularly to discuss are:
l. National Security both from the
angle of increased military forces and
from the angle of Communist infiltra-
ton.
?. Sound fiscal policies for strong
economy.
3. international Cooperation tc
achieve World peace.
4. Social legislation and veterans
programs.
5. Selective Service and Universe
Military Training.
6. The Merchant Marine and Ship
ping as an adjunct of defense.
7. Farm legislation and current pro
grams.
8. Labor legislation, particularly as
affecting the public interest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-10-04

Scientists reported discovery of a
mountain in Pacific ocean rising
more than two miles from oceans
floor. The top was about mile under
the ocean, 700 miles northeast of
Hawaii.
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DIED

WESLEY McCLELLAND FRIEND
Wesley McClelland Friend, aged
SIS, died at home at Sang Run on Fri
day, September %, after brief i'll
ness.
Deceased was born June 6, 1896, at
White Rock, this county, son Of S.
M. Friend and the late Della Alice
Friend.
He was member of the Methodist
church at Sang Run.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Maude
f. Friend, and three sons, Arnold q.
Friend, Homer J. Friend and Russell
G. Friend, all of Sang Run; one
daughter, Mrs. Irene Spiker, Sang
Run; three brothers, Ralph Friend and
Roy Friend, Sang Run; Earl Friend,
Steubenville, o.; three sisters, Mrs.
Gladys Kefer, Mrs. Edna Faust,
Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs. Odessa Bishoff,
Oakland.
Funeral services were conducted on
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
the Methodist church at Sang Run,
with Rev. S. E. Ryan, of Brandon
vile, w. Va, officiating. Interment
was in the Sang Run cemetery.
MRS. CATHERINE f. DENNIS
Funeral services Mrs Catherine
Friend Dennis, 20, of Chalk Hill, Pa,
and native of Friendsville, who was
killed Sunday in an automobile wreck
on route 40, at Gorley's lake, were con-
Quoted Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the Gleason Funeral
home, Uniontown Rev. Carl Williams,
Laurel Run Church of God, officiated.
Interment was in Blooming Rose
cemetery, Friendsville.
She was pronounced dead upon ar
rival at Uniontown hospital after the
car in which she was riding crashed
against a guard post and overturned,
west of the Gorleys Lake hotel. She
had a compound fracture of the right
arm, possible fracture of the left leg,
fractured left arm, and decorations of
the back. Her husband, James E..
Dennis, 25, driver Of the car, was adj
mitted to the hospital suffering from
a laccration Of the scalp and abra-
sions of the leg. Caroline Rae Dennis,
%, passenger, sustained brush
burns of the back and a confusion of
the right thigh.
In addition to her husband Mrs.
Dennis is survived by her parents,
Samuel and Verna Friend, Friends
vile; four brothers, Samuel Charles,
Robert and Gerry; four sisters, Janet
and Louise Friend, of Friendsville;
Mrs. Ruth, Smith and rma Friend,
Uniontown. Her paternal grand
mother, Mrs. Grace d. VanSickle and
maternal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Friend, Friendsville, also
survive.
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Senate approved legislation to
knock out tax exemptions enjoyed by
president, vice president and MEN,
bers of Congress.
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together for the upbuilding of the
community, and said as the year pro-
crossed he would challenge the
organization in securing better adj
vantages in physical, mental and
spiritual education.
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ping in Oakland, last Saturday.
David Bucket, a student at Col
lege Park, spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. f.
Bucket, at their home here.
Cecil Brenneman, of Grantsville,
was in this community last Monday
installing new electric pump for
| Ebert f. Bucket.
Evening star., 1951-08-08
HOUSES FURNISHED

ATTRACTIVE b-RM. brick house,
completely furn., Bethesda Chevy
Chase area. Adults only. Call OR
1917 HAMPDEN LANE. Greenwich
Forest, Bethesda.-Furn.. for sale
rear or phone OIL. 7196. after 6 pm.
COLLEGE PARK-Hollywood; Si1O
mo-; nicely furn. 3-bedrm. and bath
home; auto. heat: full bsmt.: vacant.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER, WA. 5000
4400 BLOCK OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
church1 bedrms., den, etc: en-
tire. LIST floor and stairs carpeted; oil
heat; completely furnished, including
dishes and silver; washing machine.
To inspect, call LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO., Realtors, 14I5 K st,
chosE Nc 70 PEN fENfxoS AGO 81 bus Sels
avail. Aug. is; s1S5 mo. ow. 5s3s.,
PARTLY FURNISHED, 5-rm. bunsa-
eG ect IL 60 sstResd ss 81 SIS S7S psF 81 ss
7oRM. HOUSE with income: reason.
able rent, but must buy furniture
at $1,000. Ii. 3-7b13. 52e 13tt
PAtRiTiiALLY FuRN.-4 bedrooms. ;
baths: large yard; Arlington. RA
1892 ewes. and week ends. Ill
FALLS CHURCH-Excl. Va. Forest;
2-bedrm. -prewar rambler; high lge
lot; newly dec. complete, attrac
furnishings; 2-yr. lease. transfer
clause. $l65: FA; s417. -s
CHEVY CHASE-Attractive brick;
bedrms., 2 baths, butlt-in gar; i'm,
med. poss.; $190 mo. F. A. TWEEI
CO., INC, 1904 Conn. ave. NV.
EN- 1890. It'll Q pm. -8
HILLCREST HEIGHTS, near. Andrews
Boiling and Anacostia; 2 bedrooms
nicely furn.; GE automatic washer
TV; screened porch. FENCED yard
will consider children; S176 mo
NEAR II. i. AVE. N.E.-Nicely furn
7-room house, 4 bedrms.. garage
immediate poss., S150. DUNN &
CO., 1888 r. I. ave. ne. HY. O04S
SILVER SPRING-Close-in attractive
2-hedrm., det., corner lot. lge. liv
rm., firepl., screened porch. tilec
bath. full bsmt., oil a.-c. heat; com.
pletely furn. Avail. Aug. "a. $125
WO. 7948. 3
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SHOE REPAIR SHOP - Going busi-
price. Cali Wa. eSoS or AP. lila.
% and OF sale. Incl. s-rm. tourist
home and apartments above res
taurant. One Of the. most popular
Raiss' P4es &c SSS'f for no c0Fos To 5s55
gifts. cards, small store
because "a 'ei'ii Of iii he health; $500. cash
price; low rental, small liying quar-
LsSSDIEErTI .sgg%.sE .ost fSRs 1sR basRfss
store, good location; owner recalled
GiFT AND NoyEITY SHOP; busy
NV. cor. ideal for semiretired cple;
$1,000 cash down. RA. 2200; eyes
GAS As sSTRatffioN SRatffio and auto repairs, IlH WITT,
complete tools, stock and equip.
cash. GRoVEToN sERV. STATION
21O8 Richmond hwy, 3 miles south
YEAR ROUND 3. beach sas M station: ,sae
equipt.; lease with option to buy;
$500; rent. $50. UN. 1853. 11'
AAA GARAGE and service station:
rent 81 6O;, equipment including tow
s5Ssk srosknr sns go se5Sics e6S cannot saS sDs
alone. need partner With $4,000
cash or will sell outright. Box 1857
BARBER All BSas sHoP-share shop. Buy or
lease. Very cheap. On Richmond
hwy. 8 miles past Alex, in Grove
DRncsToRE tsn ySi e. caTn.l S7ll Av.rse. s sbou,
S400 daily. Long lease. Reas. rent;
GOLDSMITH, DI. O44O.
RESTAURANT, NV corner; good
Lease. low rent; all new stainless
sa, consider only sixgsTisnced oPs5s.or.
LfoUoR STORE with a future.
doing good business; can easily be
neR %h EooS Susg al
I9-yr, lease at $500 mo. with i apt.
cokNEs 81 Haso GROCERY, Sc. washing G
ton: doing $1,000 week cash busi-
sEGe; store; good rent long lease. p1.
GROCERY; excellent for active
couple; money maker, and will
always be; 5;yr. lease available.
Can at 200 F st. me-, between
CoLoREpp RESTAURANT; real
spot. low down payment. Hurry.
PATT1EN1TS MEDiSINEs, sundrYYe.s,
luncheonette, fountain; well estab-
lished, equipped: ideal for young
couple; good spot for drug store;
lease; reasonable rent; owner i'll,
leaving city; no brokers. Box 397-K,
GSRseoactER1Es, MEATS, PRODUCE
blocks northeast Of Union Station;
loft. meat case. walk-in box. elec-
trio coke box, grinder. etc; good
profit; sotre for couple; experience
not necessary; 4 rooms and bath;
2-car garage; gas heat; small month
ly rent: 5-year lease; very reasonable
wa05EsALE saSSz .I{,.. sDssisssS 81. sa
Attsr 5 PM. 20, S-3os7, I'll
main highway; Is brick and mason-
~ units, plus 6-bedrm. house; pro-
vides excel. income. Couple can
manoge this with ease. Substantial
cash needed. Call Mr.. Hughes (eveS.,
AL. 6657l. JAMES L. DIXON &
FILLING STATION, located
on y. 8. No. l, in city. Call WA.
RESTAURANT, seats "a; stainless
steel equip; located in good ne. 10
cation; selling because business too
much for one person to handle. Will
$acrince for quick sale. Call OWNER.
Evening star., 1951-08-08

CHEVY CHAsE-petached brick. 8
bedrooms and bath on End; den and
breakfast room on 1st floor. Excel
lent lent, fnancing; ;vvH $1s; - 500; ,r Cal! Ss Ss
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890 till o
PARK, NORTH. s21 300
near Bureau Of Standards In an
excel. close-tn location. 6 attractive
rms. 2 baths; oil h.-w.h.. sleeping
the % Key V csil v Wo. s 600 a1S Once Ice open open
till 9. EDW. h. JONES l. Co, NC.
Chevy Chase D. C. Id
PARK-Immaculate pre-
wa- brick, den and powder rm. on
LIST moor: 4 bedrms. and ia baths
on 2nd floor; attached garage; .conv.
sSS1 Conn r a; 4 TWEED PM c.; ssd M tIj
MT; T. %%IjLaEAsAsNZ,r. %Ia Ant. l7as kenyon s.;
clean cond., in a very convenient
Wth sms dovn Ssn Ss fhsfe
are 3 bedrms.: 2 baths and screened
Ing rm., pantry. kitchen, porch on
LIST; usual bsmt. with buiit-in ga
TSg. Tage. n9i Gall osl M. Domer' sAND0oz
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.LThis
a. has entrance hail, law. living
ni;, 5ni;, dining rm., kitchen and porch;
2nd q has 4 bedrms. and 2 baths;
!ss !s a;s;s Sss Se issslFTay NJ sas St
GfPERo fHTRo1 BkfGHrWoobb@ss.rmL-. Rich w; b2se 10 p
bath brick. Recr. rm., storm win
aowss nice yard, front and rear
ensEshef; ensSa R,ASlrIT SaIl Tq s15I; days, re;
NEAR WALTER REED HosPITALU,
vacant s-rm. Diet. home on lge. lot;
bedru. and bath on 1st d., lge
bsmt. with oil h.-w.h.. lot 5Ox224
It,: move in with deposit. RA. 220O;
ewes. GE. 051S. 10
SPACIOUS 4 BEDRMs., / blk. from
school and supervised playground
Win Win pnrahs waaing pool; large front and
End A.; additional Insulated room in IN
attic; quiet, cool. friendly neighbor-
shoppins: ideal for children. caii
Oh ERwNsS' ASS EMERsoSs. ah asSs. ST. N.w.--1pdut.
standing S-room row tapestry brick;
recreation room. gas heat. garage.
Many additional features. Perfect
condition. Excel. financing. BER-
ENTER d CO., REALTORS, ia.
NEAR 9th AND FARRAGUT-1mmHac-
ulate 6-rm. semi-det. corner brick,
2 porches. garage. Just reduced for
TATE eH. S7ab IN o.
DOCTORS. DENTISTS. An excellent
CORNER. residence near Nd. line on
New Hampshire ave. bedrooms and
finished as recr. room with fireplace,
den: maids room and bath, detached
double garage, $29,500. RIPLEY g.
RoMER, realtors. 81. Gill; open
Sl.,s5O. semi-attached home with
ing room; !h.-w. heat; shopping and
downtown bus near: in Walter Reed
HOSP. area. Can arrange very good
financing. RIPLEY & ROMER, real
tors. 81. gill, open ewes.
ILLINOIS AVE. NV, nr. st. Gabriel's
Churt h-An excellent opportunity to
purchase this 7-rm. brick semidet.
garage. LEGUM & GERBER, Real
tors, 1915 Conn. ave.
$I4. 4.95o-INGRAHAM ST. NV. near
9TH; 3 large bedrms., 9 incloSed
porches; 20-ft. row brick home on
lot 137 IT. deep. Side hall, gas h.-w.
Eye Eyes 1Ee RE Slls. VIM, H. SAUNDERS
UPPER 10th ST.-Safe investment
in an apt, house area. II 900 so. IT..
OF land plus det bldg. with 3 aptS
Lge. airy rooms and rent approved
income. Only l blk. OF 5000 18th
St, and all conveniences. For further
details of price and income. cali
OR 004S till 8 pm. REALTY
BRGkEERS; INC; 5506 Conn. ave.
quickly: lge. det. frame in excel.
able location near 14th and Gala
tin; rms, incl. porches, and
bath; best offer buys. Ewes, call
WO. 3235. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
Evening star., 1951-08-08

WITHIN COMMITTING RANGE
place. overlooking well-kept meadows
and beautiful wooded rolling country,
2 medium and 2 small-size bedrms. :,
beamed-ceiling liv. rm.-din. rm.
combination, library, 3 fireplaces
and 2 baths; available October 1st
at S175 per mo. Call Mr.. Smith, DE.
4101 ONCE hours; Vienna 1884.
evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL, Realtor
1908 Goth st. NV, DE. 4101.
Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-08
MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1416.
LIGHT HAULING and delivery;
prompt serv.; reas. rates. MI
9497; eyes,. HO. 1888 until 10 pm.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. O1O4. UNION STORAGE
CO, INC. est. 1906.
EX-GI-Move, pack, crate, store,
handle trunk or house We clean
attics and Easements. HO. 5S19. So
Evening star., 1951-08-08
APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO-BEDRM. APT. com. furn.; pvt
entr. and bath; incl. utils. BY Aug
YouNG, 81 g. sHNGLE MAN. Air Fore,
employee, good character. permanent
Ss9 Ss9 nG nE or 4{z GsorssSSyn sttsT l51s
Two-BEDRooM apartment for elder.
ly couple; S75 maximum. Call 10
Gov'ST SPf. LADY desires nice rm.. priyat,
TWO 7sSSN YsoSUNNG LADIES LADIES need 1-bedrm
unfurn. apt. in Va, conv. to Pent
LEE; JE. 3-,7sS9. after, 8 pm. 10.
FREE-Landlords, applicants waiting
houses OF OF sublets; " wash; H., va;
NAVY FAMILY, OF GOOD character.
with 3 children. desires 2-bedrm.,
liv: rm., kit and bath apt; furn. or
unfurn. Box 3s1-K. Star. 50
PROP. MAN, refined. settled desires
Immediately naI lately uptgrn. a I-bsdTm. ed. apt;
discriminating; highest ref. Boz
UNFUkN. RRFIk staF APT. by responsible. youns gu
woman; vic. shoreham Hotel or be-
kfIfABRR HHHd Hf1 5oGfEE ofdk s'aT With daushter
IA, desire furn. or unfurn. apt. in
ssoptheast sa near Gahnaamberlain High
FIRST FLOOR, plainly furn- efic.
apt. wanted by refined lady. Reason
able. Box 393-K. Star. 81
IN QUIET LOCALITY, preferably Va,
unfurnished apt. for lady and son.
King s-S408 after z pm. 5
COUPLE desires apt. close to West
ern and Wisconsin aves. NV. Ask
for MR.. OILS, OR. O102. 3
COLORED MOTHER, 6-yr. son, wants
Ell. apt, clean, modern with laun-
dry PRIVILEGES; best NV. section
Box 40S-K, Star.
Evening star., 1951-08-08
GREEN
ACRES
@1C E00
S16.500

Owner Purchasing Larger Home
Two-bedroom brick Colonial with .liy-
paneled recreation room; screened
porch; shaded lawn. Built in 1910.
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts, Sumner q Spring Valley
Evening Telephone OIL. 1929,
dist Your House With Us)