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Apartments, Homes
Included Among D. {
Building Permits

A 36-unit apartment building !,
a 33-unit apartment building, a.
dwellings in two projects and an
other job including "a fats were
among projects authorized by
recent building permits issued by
the Central Permit Office, Room
108, District Building.
Among permits were the fol-
lowing:
-, !CSpdmore and Hartman. owner. 1882
pany, builder, 1910 Eighteenth street
sW soa Gsosse sTsss sontmyers
cost $l52.O00. y
il: Brentsr. syner and builder, 4sss
tect: to, erect IL two-story brick and
e ssa Pitsy.foursR Street s M H & eoss M
shelley Homes Inc, Inc; owner S =, and builder,
GoWnner architect 9S7 fifteenth street
dweliinss; 4444SSos.57s q az Southern avenue Sc;
ct Construction Company. owner
nsd'r architect lite Sss stEss Nntn Aes stPs
uwo units, brick and cinder-block. 200
D street NE; to cost S150.000.
| Waggaman 4 Brawner Corp, owner
and builder. 700. I street NV: Corning
10 erect Il two-story brick and frame
DWELLINGS: 400 to 43s Rises road NE;
builder not selected: Marcus Hallett, ar
chitect, 6525 Piney Branch road NV: to
erect one two-story brick and cinder-block
Owe dwellinsgG sG od6 d64o Hemlock street NV; to
W. c. y A, N, Miller Construction Co,
owner and builder; E. R.. Spano., architect;
sTsfs ons srse S% fook ao.t avsp e7s
owner and builder: 3. r. .spano. architect;
fss tEs;SFs 'siss sss.t 'ns Nw
irwin i. Wolfson. owner. 1908 HAYWOOD
a' srsst NW y erset ons
NV: to cost $4,000.
sais asbams saeau. ana
Hiehisnd ih drive rive s.G' se to cost s1s 900 o aoO,
e1a S.G s9Ts.t NV i0a ersst tVc
Iinnean avenue NV; TO cost s15 900:
a0r soo Street NV tnd o erect
\ itwo-story brick and cinder- block DWELLINGS.
4542-454s I,innean avenue NV: to cost
iPi93S Frank sscn 3. Phillips. owner and builder,
927 Fifteenth street NV; william i q.
1897 street ss enS.i
block dwelling. $3.50 Partridge Lane; to
coronet Development Co.. owners and
builders, S2s Tenth street NV; Norman
Kertzman, architect. 1920 K street NV;
to erect one two-story brick and cinder-
block dwe5ling, vel Ing $50 Oneida street NE;
Coronet Developments Co.. owners and
builders, S2s Tenth street NV; Norman
Kertzman. architect, 1920 K street NV;
to erect one two-story brick and cinder-
block Dwelling; 05o a4e Oneida street NE;
George Scidel. owner and builder. to
dwelling. 2242 Forty-eishth street NV;
to cost $4,000.
Daniel Tessitore. owner and builder.
Carmody Hills. Nd: w. B. Hallett, archi-
.tect. 6525 Piney Branch road NV; to
erect one sone-story brick and einder-block
dwelling, 1915 Alabama avenue Sc; to
W. NJ. Reece, owner. $500 Thirteenth
street Sc; william NJ Reece. builder;
clifton B. White. architect s055 Thir-
teenth street NV: to erect one two
story brick DWELLING 1913 Thirty-eighth
street Sc; to cost $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
By Roger c. Whitmon

Question: What is the. best color
and kind of paint to use on water
pipes of a furnace that does not
let the heat penetrate? Most of
the pipes are in the basement, but
some are on the first floor. We
have an oil burner with convectors.
Answer: I take it the pipes are
not covered with insulation. If
not. they should be covered with
an insulating pipe jacketing
which is on sale at most heating
and plumbing supply shops. This
would be the only satisfactory
way Of preventing heat from es-
Gaping. Metallic paint, in bronze
or aluminium color. the kind used
on radiators. will reduce heat
transmission to the extent of about
is per cent. Pipes must be cold
when paint is applied.
MuSty Odor i'm Bedroom.
Question: The first-foor bed
room in our home always has a
musty smell. I have a large
clothes-press in 1t and I have to
watch leather belts and shoes that
are kept there. We were advised
to shorten the two doors of the
press, and this helped.
I have one window open all the
time, but things In the dresser
drawers have muSty smell.
There is q large rug on the floor.
Would it help to lay a linoleum
floor covering. or would it be bet
ter to KEEP the floor bare and just
have scatter rugs? Is there any
way to take the dampness out Of
the room?
Answer: I am inclined to sus-
pect that there is no finished
basement under that room, moth
ing but foundation walls and a
dirt floor. If this is so. it would
be most advisable to lay a good
concrete floor underneath or else
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written" Mr.. Gingery said. '"The
feature of having an abridged edi-
ton assures the builder of small
buildings of clear, plain regula-
tions. The clarity will save the
builder and architect many a tele-
phone call. and the building Of
fetal many a headache, and the
administrative costs will be pro-
.portionately cut down."
Commission spokesmen said they
hoped other jurisdictions will con-
slider the standard code for adap-
tation to their own needs.
A total of 46 communities in diff
ferent parts of the country have
adopted the abridged version, and
t2 have adopted the entire code.
Among them are West Hartford,
Conn; Coral Gables, Fla; Rock
ford, Ill.,, and the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts,.
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New Code Viewed
As Offering Chance 10
Cut Housing Costs
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Continued From Page BID
America in collaboration with
other interested groups.
1t is a performance" code as
distinguished from the present
specification" code.
Called Performance" Code.
A performance code is defined
as one setting up certain perform
ance requirements for materials
and methods to achieve safety and
health standards.
In contrast, the specification
type of code specifies" solely the
use Of certain materials and
methods and is thus less hospitable
to new or more economical meth
ods as they become available.
The enlightened trend of all
officials and agencies having to do
with building code administration
has been towards the adoption Of
standard performance codes. a
commission spokesman pointed
out.
Donald E. Gingery, member of
the commission, said the new code
has been proposed after three
year study by commission mem
bers and their staff.
He said the greater Importance
of the two-county area in recent
years has gradually made the
present 23-year-old code made
quate to meet demands made upon
1t by increased construction
activity.
Strides Made In 20 Years.
"The present 1927 code is of
the specification type" Mr.. Gin
gerry said. cts requirements are
based on the materials. methods
and general knowledge of that
time. The construction industry
has made great strides in the last
20 years. It is only fair to the
public that they have a building
ordinance permitting the use of
time and labor-saving systems and
the advantage of new. lighter,
stronger and more satisfactory
materials.
The proposed code does that.
National. technical and testing
organizations have set safe stand
ards for materials and methods
that are recognized internationally
as being reasonable and justified.
These same standards are part
of this standard code whose
adoption is proposed.
"Thus any construction system
or material, or combination there
of, may be used provided it can
meet standards applicable to. its
particular use. This is, we think.
a reasonable approach to the
problem"
Useful i'm Smaller Jobs.
One advantage Of the proposed
new code is that in addition to
the full-dress version covering all
types of construction there will
be an abridged edition" that will
be especially useful in connection
with smaller jobs.
THE proposed code is well inte-
grated, cross -indexed and plainly
Evening star., 1951-04-28
First Presentation
Jefferson Manor, $l1,500
32l Foirhoven Avenue
Open Sum, l-6

Splendid opportunity to purchase on cosy terms
very clean, weIl-constructed, semidetoched,
oll-brick home convenient to the Pentoeon.
3R years old and in excellent condition. Five
rooms Il bedrooms) tile bath, storage ottic,
full basement. porch, ownines, CycIone-fenced
reor yord. Cos heot
Directions: From Aercndrin 90 south on U. S. No.
Just beyond Ford Motor Court to FdirhGDen Avenue;
right on FdirhaueB approximately a mile to home.
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First Presentation
lis Madison Street NV.

All we osk is that you be sure to inspect the
interior. We believe it to be the most ottroctive
row house we ever have offered Finest brick
construction obtoinobIe and in immaculate con-
dition. Six rooms t3 bedrooms) tile powder
room on first floor and beautiful tile bath
on second floor. Full basement with lovely
recreation room. Cos hot-woter heat. Gorooe.
Price includes So, 200 worth of the finest woll-
to-wolI Competing.
SPLENDID VALUE At $I7,s5o
right to home.
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First Presentation
Neor St. AIMS 8 Wilson High
$l8,950
1907 Yuma Street N. w.


and Rock Beautiful
q and
noorooe rheo
Directions 0 Ut STenhsh N W to UDaur rs-athH
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ReuIty Firm Moves

Arlie L. johnson Realty Co,
this week moved from 3402 Con-
necticut avenue NV. to 3815
Livingston street NV, the firm
announced.
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open Suh., TO
We do not believe there is more spacious and
livobe detached home on the market for the
money. In perfectly beautiful condition and in
the heart Of highly convenient and desirobIe
community of nice detoched homes Very durobIe
asbestos single over stuceo. Living room approx.
l3x25 with fireplace, Ioree private dining room,
huge modern fully equipped kitchen. large cold
pantry and two immense porehes on first floors
MODERN BATH ON SECOND FLOOR Full bose
ment with iovotory ond workshop. Oil hot-woter
heot.
Directions Out 5h Street N. W. past Coolidge High
Schoo to Van Bnren ST.; left block to 6th Street,
right to home.
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Home Repoir Expert Replies
To Queries of Home Owners

insulate the under side of the floor
boards.
Pack all cracks at top of foun-
dation walls with oakum and
caulking compound. Fill cracks
around baseboards with putty
Paint the under side of the floor
boards with hot tar or asphalt
paint ana nail up a thick blanket
or bait type insulation. with the
vapor-proof covering facing the
dirt floor.
If there are large shade trees
overhanging the house, you might
consider cutting back some of the
branches. Make use of some OF
the air-drying devices that you
see advertised and air the room
on bright, sunny days. Running
an electric fan frequently would
help to blow off much of the
dampness.
A low-watt bulb placed on a
stand on the floor of the clothes
press will provide enough heat to
dry UP the mustiness to a great
extent. Do not let 1t touch any
OF the clothing. Be careful Of a
fire hazard.
Mr.. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on variety of subjects
concerning home repair work. II
you would like to have his leafiet,
WI. Painting Radiators, send 10
cents in coin to Roger c. Whit
man, P. o. Box 80. Station G,
New York 10, N. Y.
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Rock Creek Hills RombIel
JUST 8 Miles From
Chevy Chase Circle
9615 Glencrest Lone
Cnen Sunday. 2-6

PLEASE DO NOT TAKE OUR WORD
FOR lT-COME AND SEE FOR YOUR
SELF. This must be the largest rombIer
on the market for $34,e5o.OO. De-
liehtfuI Location on an ottroctive cuI-s
de-soc with other large comparable
ronblers in one Of our most beautiful
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

Chevy Chase. B. B. G. s Not more i than IN
81, sized let; a JAMES b. DRAPER, agent,
sW Will IsoP Pay YOU CASH today W@1 for
your home, in any location. I'M
mediate action. RE. 22O1. 81. 7747.
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sals
Of your home business or invest
cali r. A: HUMPHRiEs Realtor
sos North Capitol; Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals Results since 1919.
CASH ABOVE CT TRUST for modest
brick; not over 5 yrs. Please state
location, aee. construction, price.
Private party prefers owner. Box
GovERNMENr ;tfsiEsi EMpLoYE desires to
Som. Sog 1f rar.se Sst in dtsfha eGoSs. Pb Hs
FROM OWNER. Montgomery County
area. brick or clapboard bungalow;
expansible. attic, full bsmt; Sub.
NAVAL Sfi oFFIeER sas Wishes to o2ps psrchase
a house in Sc. or nearby Md. for
RASiD Sa5 e!'iRSS Fxs1E2 E D'E hyss :i
HAVE H1 1875 SOLD LARGE PROPERTY, PERT
add, Bethesda, Rockville, sil. Spring.
QUICK AcTioN WITH SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME. MD. VA. OR
D. c.. MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S. 90"
PARTY wants to buy from owner,
white or COL, houses. Any cond.
Pay all cash. Box 266-M. Star.
CLEVELAND PARK or Chevy Chase.
from owner Will pay 900 down,
S150 per month. Brick, 3-bedrm..
good cond, Box 1871, Star. 21"
PRIVATE PARTY wants brick house.
around $4,000, vic. Falls Church:
substantial cash down. FA. 1857
MOVING TO Washington: need g.
rm. house; will pay cash. Please
state price. Box 113-L. Star. "A"
HOUSE EITHER modern or in need
of repairs. vic. Falls Church or
Fairfax area. l or more acres up
to 25. Can pay at least $4,000
cash, good monthly payment on
balance. C. w. CLEVER CO., INC,
1923 n, Irving ST.. Arlington. P, o.
Want 70 PURCHASE small property
terms. Box SOM. Star. ga
WANTED, immediate possession 81
twin-size bedrm. house, "a acre.
fenced yard; pref smile radius
Cameron Station, Alex. or OF Shirley
Sisas.. Sas'' IT.. Ss7Ss s'ofS. Or AL. ny 1855. "'''
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Omen Sat. & Sun. l to 5

Open Sat. 81 Sum-, l to S
Exclusive Beechwood Circle, one Of
No. Arlington's lovliest subdivisions;
A white brick with heavy slate roof
of extraordinarily fine construction,
set on a secluded knoll in "a acre
with stately oak and beech trees
spacious entr. hall. large living
and separate din. rms. a library
with powder rm. attached, and a
bright kit. on lst A.; twin sized
bedrms, and tiled bath on End 4.
There Is full dry bsmt. with
maids rm.. full bath. f1repl. for
recr. rm. and outside, entr. In
addition to sun deck over the
attached garage, there is q. screened
porch off the liv. rm. and large
brick patio with firepl. for summer
living. This home has individuality
AM and charm pireetions; 1rIv Georse g. &c
hwy. to Military rd., right to Beech
wood dr.. right to open sign. Ex-
elusive with
Fred J. George, Realtor
2172 No Glebe Rd. at Lee Hwy
OK 0141 GIL 6777 -21
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And more can be had on this unicue
investment: 4-apt brick bldg, Sit
uated In apt. development; each
apt. 1000 occupied since corstruc-
ton; low rental, S62.5 each apt.
Will probably stand S65; absolutely
an Al investment; $1,000 cash
Will handle. Exclusively
JNO. J. LOFLIN
2420 Wilson Blvd. OIL. 43Jo, OK.
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DINER

j. WISCONSIN AVE.
In busy Georgetown section, Stores
and apis, good leases. moderately
priced at $50. 900, terms arranged.
A. D. MINICHELLA
1925 Vermont Ave NV. DI. 1920
FIRST COMMERCIAL
Brand-hew store bldg. and 9-rm.
home.
E. V. HOGAN, 81. 3786
Day, night, RE. 1855. All Albee Blds,
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Country Club Hills"
o00i nj JLTaLofo1I Ctroot

3ZUl N. WdkeIlelQ OGIceG
With a view of the golf course at the
Washington Golf and Country Cup:
sitely handicapped site with q, wide
the ingenious floor plan. comfortably
planned for family living but lend
ing itself eqSally a. As well Tor enfsT hal
opens on step-down living room
(l6x23) with foor-length wide case
ment window and paneled fireplace
wall with artistic loaded glass win,
dows and door opening on screened
with French doors opening on. ter
race QSx19). To the. rear OF. the
living room. and completely private
den G1x11l with adjoining half
bath. and door opening or, screened
porch; large equipped kitchen, fam
On second floor, master bedroom
17x1a( with private bath. bedroom
11x15) with door opening on deck:
bedroom 11x16) and tile bath. Full
ISx$o! with fireplace, maids room
buflt-in garage. GE furnace with
hot water. heat. Heavy Vermont
pI,se flate .9Nf, s.5,oooi Possession with title
Bridge. right on Lee highway to
Glebe. road tat trafhc light. right
on Glebe road to first street past
Washington Golf and Country Club
(Rock Spring road. continue along
side of golf course 2 blocks, turn
left on Wakefield street l block to
our "OPEN" sign.
eli. $685.. Ewes. and sun. Gil. O4e4.
George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS
2s40 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, virginia.
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COUNTRY CLUB

Pretentious. new. impressive
Southern Colonial in exclu-
sive country club; 24-ft. liv-
ing room, decorated in Will
liamsburg green, with fireplace
and entrance onto screened
private porch; 14x16 dining
with expansive bay window.
Dream Kitchen done in gray
and yellow. completely equip
ped; 14x14 paneled den with
fireplace. Burgundy colored
tiled bath. Upstairs are very
large, beautifully decorated
bedrooms with . colored tile
baths: 2-car garage. For ap-
pointment to inspect call
N. G.. HINES & SON, INC,
Courthouse So. Arl., Va, OW. aO2C
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Stone French Provincial

On " Acre
SUPERBLY HANDICAPPED GROUNE
No finer home could be found at any
price. Built about IL years ago o1
the best materials; it is newly dec
GRATED throughout.
1st f.: Spacious gracious hall; 1Sx25
IT. living room with fireplace; win
dow and entrance to the, garden
Attractive, excellent size den with
fireplace and bookshelves, powde,
room; 1S-ft. square dining room
extra large modern equipped kitch-
en- :,nd A.: master bedroom, dress
ing room and bath; 3 other bed
rms. and two. other baths. rear
stairway; pull-down stairs to f1oored
attic; full basement, laundry, "a
bath almost new Quiet May oil
burning furnace; huge recreation
room built-in 2-car garage with
kitchen entrance, also built-in tool
shed. Roof is slate, cutters, down
Spouts and water pipes copper
Thorough insulation. Shown by ap-
pointment.
ROMYE LAMBORN
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY ESTATE
approximately $50 acres, between
Leesburg and Middleburg; nice coun-
try estate for one desiring property
in hunt district. ST. 4422.
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LAST CHANCE

"14o Z O14X14N VI
There were a., today there are only
6 left. You may have seen them
advertised under the Alphabet
House, California Town House,
Ultra Modern. High Point" and
all the other headings we have
used. If you have not made up
your mind about one of these homes
hurry, or it will be too late, You
know they are modernistic .
bedrm. home that's away ahead of
its time. There are at least IS
additional features over normal
houses. To top it all off-they are
GI approved at $4,000, $500 dn
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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A RARE GEM
LURIA BROS

TOWN OF FAIRFAX
S13500, 4-bedrm. Cape Cod. 1st
a., 21x12. din. rm. 12x12. all-elec.
kit. lift. refgr., 2 twin-sized bed
rms. and tiled bath; End f., 2
diminished bedrms.. full bsmt.. oil
heat, Kenmore wash. mach; out
side entr.; ? porches; Venetian
blinds. alumni. storm windows;
fenced in lot 75x1 80; excel. cond
tmmed. poss.; $1,000 cash, $1,000
lst trust. payable S67 per mo-, incl
taxes and insurance: terms.
LUCILLE COOK
FA. 3212. Exclusive. FA. 1854
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FALLS CHURCH
"HILLWOOD"
"Chesterbrook Woods"

"CheSterbrOOk Woods"
4201 Chesterbrook Road
Situated on a level corner of about
one acre in one of nearby Virginia's
most attractive small estate sections
this Colonial-type home painted in
an interesting shade Of gray has q
unique ARRANGEMENT with twin-sized
first floor bedroom and bath; 3 bed,
rooms and baths on the second
Not far from the Washington Golf
and Country Club it is on site
large shade trees The good-looking
slate roof enhances the beauty Of
wide entrance hall. family sized
dining room. screened porch, mod
ernly equipped kitchen with pantry
session with title. Price. S34 500.
Directions to reach: Cross Chain
Military road to the 1900 block Of
Glebe road: right on Chesterbrook
road to OPEN" sign.
CHI 1898. Ewes. and Sun. FA. ,4424.
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W. B. HILKERT'

KE. 3-6SS6 or CHI. 3523.
LOCATION EXCELLENT
) ACRES
Completely up to date 4-bedrm
home: 3 fireplaces, din. rm., beam
ed ceiling. Ia baths, kit. compl.
incl. Bendix; out bldes. incl. Scar
garage; screened porch; lge. rec.
rm:; shown by appt. only. Price,
S27. 800.
FREEMAN AND sHERBURNE
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BRICK RAMBLER

In desirable Falls Church area this
new immaculate home has large liv-
ing room. dinette. beautiful equipped
kitchen with garbage disposal, 3
bedrooms and tiled bath; large at
tractive lot. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Appointment only. Ex-
elusive.
OW. 1920 OW. 9426
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
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LEE POTTER
CHI. S1f1 OK. 1884.
SEVEN BEDROOMS CD
TWO BATHS
$4,000

Most centrally located and please be
lieve us. the rooms are LARGE, the
construction IS GOOD. and the
condition inside and out is EXCEL
LENT.
Estate-type grounds with 119x145
fenced yard and beautiful trees,
shrubs and flowers.
Center hall. liv. rm. with fireplace,
large din. rm.. full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.,
dat. gar.
This home is priced at many thou
sands less than replacement costs
and represents REAL VALUE. Own
er will take very moderate cash and
easy terms. rare opportunity for
the buyer who needs a GOOD
large home.
OPEN
SAT-. AND SUNDAY. TO DARK.
Directions: Out Columbia pike to
Glebe rd;; left to 10th ST.. and
right to 3506.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
oW. $3.50 or ewes. oW. 1912 or
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LARGE BR. COLONIAL

Exceptionally large, this attractive
fun dining room. modern equipped
kitchen; End floor has 3 larse bed
rooms and tiled bath; full basement
with oil h.-w. heat. with rec. room
and bath; garage and screened
porch; u block to transportation;
excellent location. BY appointment
OW. 1920 OW. 9426
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CONVEN. ARL. LOG.

CONVEN. ARL. LOG.
thing a family could want; large
living room with stone fireplace, din
ing room and beautiful modern
equipped kitchen; End floor has 3
bedrooms and large tiled bath; full
dry basement with oil heat: garage,
side porch; large level lot with bar
becue pit. This home is in perfect
condition. Appointment only. Ex-
elusive.
CW. 4420 OW. 9426
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MODERN WAREHOUSES;

In nearby Arlington. Va. These fully
occupied warehouses have an an
nual gross income of approx. S30,-
900 and the maintenance cost 10
low. They are priced at 10 times
the annual income. May be pilr.
chased on reasonable terms; an ex.
cellent investment.
George Mason Green Co.
CHI. 1888, Ewes. and Sun. FA. 1878.
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3-BEDRM, BUNGALOW

Convenient Falls Church location. only
l yr. old, large living room. equipped
kitchen with garbage disposal 3
bedrooms and bath Excellent terms,
assume GI loan. Exclusive.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-01-25
HAZEL NEWS

Rufus Phillips and Luke Kiser
were Saturday night guests of
Holly Kiser and family.
Edna Sutherland and children
were visiting her brother, Leon
ard Rasnick, Thursday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of John Edwards were Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Sturgill, Mr.. and
Mrs John Morris, MIR and Mrs
Arlin Stidham, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sutherland.
Morgan Phillips spent a few
days in the hospital at Clintwood
last week.
Russell Powers and Sylvia Kis-
er were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Bud Kiser Sunday.
Lacy Bailey spent Saturday ev-
ening with Charlotte Pardre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kiser were
Saturday night guests of Gobel
Johnson
Shelby Martin and Charlotte
Pardue were shopping in Dante
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris spent
Saturday night with John Ed.
wards and family.
Josie Powers was a Saturday
night guest of Fanny Phillips.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-01-25
Skeetrock News

Johnnie Sluss and G. c. Van
over are building Charley Sluss a
dwelling near the Cumberland
Church.
Mrs. Tenil Mullins has been
very i'll in hospital but is some
better at this writing,
We were all very sorry to hear
Of the death Of Jim Senter.
Mrs. Chalmer Senter visited
her mother Monday.
Henry Mullins and family NOV
ed Sunday.
MI and Mrs. Clarence Bran
ham visited homefolks here Sun
day.
A good crowd attended services
at the home of E E Sluss Satuc
day night.
Mrs. Johnnie Sluss spent few
days with her son, Tennil Null.
ms, last week.
L. Myers Mullins and wife vis-
tied at the home of Chalmer Sem
ter Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Newberry
have had telephone put in their
home
James Q. Mullins and wife at
tended church at Pound River OF,