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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-03-31

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feierte Gnoe Gebruar Qpie bereits
fi,ra berihteD AnroinaI MihdeI bon
Gnilbnber aus MnIaB feines bier5ig-
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fden Staatsregierung nit Msiniiter-
Evening star., 1951-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

d. c.. SIO.95O-Semi.
large side porch; needs no painting
or repairs; convenient to stores snd
bus. DE FABIo CO. 2423 Min.
HEIGHTs - Attractiv.
semidet. brk.. liv. rm... din. rm., 2
bedrms. and bath; full bsmt. with
rec. rm:; gas heat; screened frt
porch: close to shopping and transp
SUBURBAN REALTY CO.. 540e
Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 9-9866
HGTS.-Near Bellevue;
semidet.. 3-bedrm. brick in peri
cond.; gas heat; lge. yard with
Anchor fence; ! block Of stores,
school and tranSp Easy Irvi terms
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, on Fort Davis
st. sc. 1O-year -old brick recond
like new. 8 rms. ia baths, rec
rm., tiled kit concrete front porch
gas heat. S15,500. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, LU. 4-34oo. VI
FOREST HEIGHTs-206 Modoc lane
Det. brick rambler, rms, 3 bed.
rms. flrepl.. gas heat. large fenced.
in lot. Owner leaving city. mus
sell. "a. 900 down. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. LU. 4-34O0. LII
LYNDALE-Rare opportunity to oh.
tain a home in this quiet. very con.
venient community, sem1idet; bricl
screened porch and gas a.-c. heat
See, any time BY appointment AM
make an offer. +. D. BURGESS, vi
2S02, It'll 8,
Evening star., 1951-10-30
SHEPHERD PARK-charming Eng;

lish Tudor center hall on quiet
street: mr. schools, churches. transp.;
brick. slate roof: 2ia baths, rms,
terms. SH 1868.
Evening star., 1951-10-30

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-In this very
nonular area: close to Blessed Sac
rarnent Parish and Lafayette School
chevy Chase Circle. shopping
hanced with other provisions fol
comfort. True center hall, liv. rm
with firepl., den and powder rm: on
Ice kit with dining space. Rear
screened porch. On End a. there arr
croSs-ventilated bedrms. and :.
baths. Finished game rm. on 3rd Il
Det. o-car gar. or
n, ]. MCCORMICK WO. 699t
Evening star., 1951-10-30
HIILANDALE-$35,9 $50
KENSINGTON

This Colonial is on acre Of land
hy. rm.. 1888 modern kit; dining
alcove and powder rm.; 3 bedrms.
! bath; bsmt.; screened rear porch
immac. cond.; oil h.-w h; fruit ant
information. call ARLIE L. JOIN.
SON REALTY CO.. NC. OR. 71Ot
It'll 0 pm. 81
Evening star., 1951-10-30
UPPER SHEPHERD PARK

VACANT-oUIcK Possession
INSPECT AND MAKE AN OFFER
Attractive detached home OF Span
Ia baths. First floor has entrancs
foyer, spacious living room with fire-
place and side patio; large dining
room and kitchen. Full basement
with Law. and outside entrance. Hot
water heat; lovely lot with gear
Diet. garage: large FIRST trust: not
GE. ao11. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO., REALTOR. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1951-10-30

ATTENTION. Sc. BUILDERs-s lots
containing l0.777 50. IT. in Q fast
sT1wins 70 noos section; Gs!l Mr.; Bsasley;
DI. 3346. %" A"''
OWNER OFFERS Groom brick: two
incl. porches, full bsmt.. gas heat;
adaptable rooming house or lieht-
housekeeping apts. Consider second
trust, 1904 South Carolina ave Sc.
Evening star., 1951-10-30
SPRING
VALLEY

A. compact extremely comfortable
home. ideal for family who enjoys
the refinement of good living. Stu
ated on wooded and well-land-
room library. breakfast room, kitch-
en-. , good-size bedrooms and 9
baths; recreation room with IRE.
place; laundry with outdoor en-.
trance; full bath in basement; gas
heat; storage attic; convenience tc
Evening star., 1951-10-30
YOUR CHILDREN

Doctor or Professional Man
TAKOMA PK.-SOl2 CARROLL AVE.
HOME OR INVESTMENT
Pine 1l-rm. brick house with 8 baths,
for doctors home and ONCE, or for
large family. Shown by app't. only.
Mrs. Nelson. JU. S-4426. cox g.
CO. UN 1923. 81
Evening star., 1951-10-30
CHuLuM HEIGHTS

Here is the ideally located semidet
brick 3-hedroom. 2-bath home you
have been waiting for. Rec. rm. with
log-burning fireplace. gas heat. l.
car brick gar. This residence is in
peting. Lot $50 IT, deep. Just a
step from grade school and bus stop
Price. S21 $50; substantial cash OF
will consider trade. MIR TERMS. HU
1866. GOLDSTEN BROS, RE. 1888
Evening star., 1951-10-30
CRESTVIEW

NEAR wESTMoRELAND CIRCLE
An older house with plenty of
charm and. great possibilities. Con-
SStructed OF a beautiful old cherry
cious hall, very large living rm.,
charming glass-inclosed den. glass
inclosed breakfast rm. overlooking
the garden. good-size dining, room
and kitchen; 3 ample bedrms. and /
large bath; cedar-lined closets: ga
raee; Ice. wooded lot. Price. see. 500.
w C. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. REALTORS
Builders and Developers Of
4ss0 Mass. Ave NV. Or. 4464
Once Open Daily and Sunday
2 AM. TO q PM.
nist Your House With Us)
Evening star., 1951-10-30

HOME BUYERs-Peck
Company has fine homes available
In Michigan Park. Woodbridge. and
Riggs Park Price. S12950 to $50
600. Call LA. 6-6666 until pm.
PECK COMPANY. 361S 18th 81. ne.
Evening star., 1951-10-30
"4-FAMILY''

Mr.. 18th and Randolph--An excellent
value in a semidet. bldg. with 4
complete apis. Owner has bought
home and wants immediate sale. An
outstanding opportunity. Call ME
CHANAN Realtor
Evening star., 1951-10-30
THE PERFECT BUNGALOW

THE PERFECT BUNGALOW
fenced lot of about "a acre. The
house Is only ; yrs. old and in
beautiful condition. Each rm. is
decorated in soft pastel shades.
liv. rm-. bedrms. and modern kit,
bath. full bsmt.. gas heat. aluminium
storm windows. insulated Bus
blk. All this for only Sl2, 800 with
low down payment Balance like
rent. SIGLER AND CO., Realtors.
HU. H3l3 I'll q i
Evening star., 1951-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-2 new ramblers neal
Naval Medical Center: 3 nice bed
rms; 2 lovely baths, liv. rm.. din
rm.. all-elec. kit. rear screened
porch, attached garage; full bsnt.;
large level lot; all this for .S2S, 700;
can be handled with about 5000
cash to responsible buyer. Bill
adl5,HNSGSL.EY dl,NS sl. g. KoRzENDoRFER, OR
BETHEsDA-Reduced for quick sale;
$19.950. with about $1,000 cash
3-bedrm., 11a-bath modern home, on
nice lot; owner leaving town, mus
sell. BILLINGSLEY & KORZEN.
DORFER. OR. 1926 til 9. 81
BETHESDA RAMBLER - S1e,5O0
New brick home: 3 bedrms., lge
kit; walking dist. to parochial and
public elementary schools; also
transp. Unusually low monthly
payments with only $4,000 cash
EARL T. WRIGHT. WI. 5000 til
CHEHvYY' HY' cHAsE-s bedrms.. 2 bath,
and att. gar; in Rock Greek Terrace
$25,500; not subject TO Regulation
<; consider trade. ooLDsTEN
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--8 new ram,
from Soa,p5G to S33.5Oo. SOM
available II 30 days. BILLLNGSIEl
q KoRzENDoRFER. OR. 1925 TN
Evening star., 1951-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXTENDED
Lovely. 2-bedrm. expandable brick
bungalow. with full din. rm. and
hsmt:, outside entrance, Handicapped
lot, Ice shade trees; close to d. C..
line and all conveniences. For appt.
call until 9 pm;
Evening star., 1951-10-30
UPPER 18th ST.

Beautifully designed home near Wal.
ter Reed. features studio library; !
rms; baths: gas heat; 2-car at
tached garage: attractively pricec
for immed. sale; owner leaving city;
transportation: shopping center and
school all convenient. To inspect
call MR.. VANCE. Ewes, WO. T09.)
THOMAS j. FISHER AND co
nr. No. Capitol st. 3-story, e-rm,,
Realtors, DI SS3O
Evening star., 1951-10-30
VERY SPECIAL

Nearly an acre. close-in fashionable
section of Silver Spring; 460 IT..
frontage on . streets. Authentic
Spanish architecture; 2-story liv-
ing room with balcony: conserva-
tory, Ginning room, ultramodern dou-
BILE kitchen, powder room. large dou-
BILE bedroom and bath on first floor
with giant sliding-door closets. On
second floor 3 bedrooms. . baths in
duplex style. large sundeck With
high walls. Recreation room and
bar in basement. Rear patio porch.
Gear garage; magnificent land
scapinR with many evergreen trees;
circular driveway from street to
street. A unique house. beautifully
for large-scale entertaining Exclu-
sive listing, shown by appointment
only. Call. Mr.. Ford (eves.. WI.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1929 18th Ct. NV. eT. 72Ot
Evening star., 1951-10-30
HOUSES FOR sALE--k.E.

WOODBRIDGE AREA-Pre-war 5-rm.
row brick home; full bsmt; gas
heat; 4e6 financing; vacant; price
reduced; S1i;450. BEERS BROS.
ROOMING HOUSE. 8. Dakota and
r. l.. ave; very nice det. home
suitable for lge. family or rooming
house; Q rms. "a baths. oil heat.
gar; must be seen to be appreci-
ated. SUBURBAN REALTY CO.,
5402 Marlboro pike Sc. 10; g.
3I4 AND 3Is ONEIDA ST. Ne
Just completed, brand-new. 2-story,
full basement. center-hall plan, 6
rooms and bath. solid masonry.
These houses are custom built and
beautifully designed. Priced at S21,-
$50; terms to suit. Call CY FREED
MAN. 91S r st. NV. RE. 0293.
20th AND MONROE ST. NE.
Lovely Colonial 4-bedrm.. 2h-bath
home, slate roof, oil heat, center
hall plan, dble. det. garage, beaut
HANDICAPPED yard; good income pos
ssibilities;. mr.. public and parochial
schools, bus and stores, SOLEM
REALTY CO., 927 18th at NV Ma
4244. 80
Evening star., 1951-10-30
000 BLK. OF WHITTIER PL

Near Walter Reed Hospital; Semidet
brick, 6 large rooms, powder room
lSt moor; mod, kit. with dishwasher.
disposal; full hsmt.; front and rear
porches; gas heat. This home has
been completely modernized and /.
must" on your list today; rea-
sonably priced: trades considered
BROWN INVEST. CORP, ST. 2O26;
Evening star., 1951-10-30

NORTH MANOR PARK. p. e.
T-room det. brick with hall, hvini
room. dining room. kit. large Gen en-
3 bedrooms. Ia baths plus finished
attic. real rec. room, gas INV n
Vacant. Must sell quick. Barsafn
Call Mr.. Maury.- TU, 1926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Reaitor, ia I'll aa4s 14sh st. NV
Evening star., 1951-10-30

Cheverly-3-Bedrm. Brick
Large liv. ,rm. with irepl.. full din.
rm.,, ample-size kit, side porch and
sundeck: full bsmt., knotty pine
loan Of 81 800; S3,5oo to 81 600
down. Call Mrs. Hurt WA, 61cS,
or cox & CO, UN. 1875.
Evening star., 1951-10-30
EAST CAPITOL.

Very fine 16-rm 4-bath home is
now available. fully furn.. for only
Library Of Congress. SIS, 500 down
reas. terms. Real money maker
For appt. TO see. call HERBERT q
SONS, Realtors, 615 East Capitol
St LII 3-nI2Q
Evening star., 1951-10-30

BuNGALoW-2417 T ST. Sc.
$l3. $50. So 500 cash. 500 mo. Open
MARSHAII j. WAPLE CO DI 334R
Evening star., 1951-10-30

UP-COUNTY HOMES
CUTE BUNGALOW, for Se,50o. in
eating: built Calf. style in Io4g:
mas 4 rooms and bath.
IWINBR0oK" HOME in Rockville
for 81 $50. A nice community and
good-looking home: school near.
FRAME RAMBLER. built 1851, in
Gaith'g; has 3 bedrooms, tiled bath:
s33 path in bsmt.: .laFge lot; garage;
SIX ACRES and a good e-story frame
nome with 4 bedroomss in Gaith'g;
1s47 CAPE COD HOME with bed
rooms and Ia baths; built Of white
cement. on an acre of land; SI5,95O,
including BendiX.
F1RST-.FLOOR BEDROOM In this Q
story home in Gaith'g; oil heat: one
acre lot: S11 $50.
DAMASCUS HOME. brick. with s bed
rooms, oil heat: half-acre lot: nice
Snade trees and good neishbors;
BRICK BUNGALOW in Laytonsyille,
$lS.5O0; built 1851: h.-w oil heat:
0 rooms and bath on one floor; recr
room; equipped kitchen.
RIPLEY & ROMER, Realtors
Evening star., 1951-10-30
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. }

BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont
REsTAuRANT-Mostly bar; q. c.;
located in apt, residential. and bus.
mess. area; crosses $IS5 to $500
9aily; rms. above; rent. S225
Price $4,000, 81 900 down. LES
sH1LBY, 1909 Conn. ave. DU. 9Iss
or ~; S-3556.
RESTAURANT. very busy e. section;
good lease; $4,000 yearly business
WI consider only, experienced oper-
payment. Shown by appointment.
+, ~ SSIrs brokers, Box 3Ga,x. Star. 3O'
iumbia Hgts.; not sick or leaving
town. Just tired Of business; fully
stocked; sacrifice. DU. 1924.
RESTAURANT AND TAVERN for rent
a. PatuXent River Naval Air Sta
tlon; fully equipped; 7-day license
and legalized slot machines. Also
snack bar for rent.
RESTAURANT Mr.. STATE DEPT.
same owner for over 20 yrs. Over
Auerbach g. Co, DI. e5o1, GE. e55a.
Evening star., 1951-10-30
DUPLEX 2-FAMII.Y

DUFLEA Z-F'AMILY
Bradbury Hgts.-2 complete apts., q
full basement with oil hot water
heat. large fenced yard. Your tenant
pays Tor your home. Asking $4,000
Excellent financing
HIILCREST REALTY co.
l414 Penns. Ave. Sc. LII. 7-404O.
Evening star., 1951-10-30
KANSAS & DEL .AFIEID
3rd AND NICHOTS SON

First offering Of this beautiful modern
semidetached brick home. ON lovely
shrubbed corner lot, center-hall plan,
consisting of spacious rms. and
2 baths. front porch. knotty pine
recr. rm.. built-tn garage. gas h.-w. h,
exceptionally good financing. Inspect
this home today. Exclusive with
FRED A. SMITH co.
LIZ 1-Ah
Evening star., 1951-10-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BuNGALOW-S12 Q50

Assume a. OF loan. monthly pay-
ment only $50; 2 b.rs. and bath on
1st. a.; 2 b.rs. and bath partly
finished on End a.; full bsmt. cor
ner. lot. mr.. schools and shopping
Call SH 5000.
Evening star., 1951-10-30
$1,000 DOWN
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
Brand-new listing of this attractive
detached prewar Cafritz-built home
in beautiful cond.: lst A. has re-
ception hall. very attractive liv. rm
with stone fireplace, din; .rm.. mod
large attractively incl. porch Enc
a. has 3 lovely bedrms.. > modern
tile baths, stairs 10 large storage
attic, built-in garage: wonderful
value at S2S.950. Call w. B
WRIGHT, EN-. $500.
Evening star., 1951-10-30
CoLoREp-1soo BLOCK MERl

ISLAND AVE,
brick home: gas INV h; only So, 500
down. RA. goo; ewes. GE. O5lS.
Evening star., 1951-10-30
KALoRAMA EMBASSY sECTIoN-

KALOHAMA EMBASSY SECTIUN--
Massive brick residence in splendid
condition and available for imme-
diate occupancy: 10 rms. q bed
roomsl and 8 baths; asking So !,
S PHILLIPS. D1. 1411. a
KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Near 14th
handsome detached masonry houst
with slate roof, IL rooms. baths
fireplace, oil heat. garage, all In
perfect order. Near cars. busline
houses. Price, $50 500 Call Mr.
Rhodes, RA. 7239. LOUIS P. SHOE.
MAKER, 171a K st. NV. MA. 1856
MT. PLEASANT SEC.-3-story bricl
semidet.. 9 rms, 2Lz baths, nice inc
Evening star., 1951-10-30

woODLEY PARK-A gracious house;
spacious for everyday living. or
formal entertaining. bedrms.,- .
baths upstairs: powder rm. on st
n; delightful porch opening of a
full-size din. rm. Enjoy "in:.toWn
estate. BILLINGSLEY AND KOR-
ZENDORFER, OR. 1926 til a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-09
Surprise Party Fetes Riendedus
 4Oth Anniversary

Mrs. Francis Riendeau was host ess Saturday night for a surprise party honoring MT. and Mrs. Arthur Riendeau at their home on the occasion of their fortieth wedding anniversary. MT. and Mrs. Rein deau were married April 5, 1911, at the Juneau Catholic church and have made their home in Juneau since.
 A large wedding cake was one of the features of the evening and formed the centerpiece of the table with delicious refreshments served.
 Guests invited for the pleasure of the evening were MT. and Mrs. Rod Darnell, MT. and Mrs. w. Manager, MT. and Mrs. J. G. Olson, MT. and Mrs. Robert Hurley, MT. and Mrs. John Hagmier, Miss Mamie Reck, MT. and Mrs. Walter Stutte, John Davidson, Mrs. Green of Fairbanks MT. and Mrs. Nels Lee, stepfather and mother of the bride" and host ess and the honored guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Riendeau have three children, all raised in Juneau Daughters are Mrs. Lu Liston and Mrs. Eske Eskesen of Anchorage and son, Francis, of Juneau, who was delayed in Sitka and could not attend the party for his parents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-09

 TAX CASE IN COURT
Alaska Legislation Dis tussed by Judges. A.
 torneys, Circuit Court

SAN FRANCISCO, April -lR- Judges of the Ninth U. s. Circuit Court of Appeals became interested today in whether Alaska's property tax might be constitutional but is being unconstitutionally administ- cred"
 They expressed interest while hearing an appeal from District Court decision holding the act in valid. The appellate court took the appeal under advisement.
 The tax, adopted by the Terri torial Legislature in 1949, would levy 1 per cent tax on Alaska property.
 Luther c. Hess, a Fairbanks tax payer, successfully challenged the suit in which he was joined by the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Go.
 Their attorney. H. L. Faulkner of Juneau, told the court today:
 "The greater portion of the Terri tory is permitted to escape taxation under the Act"
 He explained that the method of assessment and collection. exemp- tions and certain rebates in munich palities, school districts and public utility districts was different than that in the rest of the Territory.
 Circuit Judge William Healy re- marked from the bench that those differences seem administrative matters"
 Judge William E. Orr asked At torney General J. Gerald Williams of Alaska if it was not possible that 'the tax itself is constitutional but is being unconstitutionally admin istered."
 Williams agreed.
 He contended the tax was uni form throughout the Territory. He said the Legislature had right, by classification, to arrange for differ ent methods of taxation for differ ent segments of the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-09
No Disciplinary Action

WASHINGTON, April 9 --tR-- President Truman, though disturb ed by Gen. Douglas MacArthur's latest public statements, was re- ported today to have decided against any disciplinary action which would upset the generals status as su- preme commander in the Far East.
 An informed congressional offic- ial, who asked that his name not be. used, gave that word to re- porter. He said that did not mean there would be no reprimand to Mac Arthur = that the President appar- ently has not yet made up his mind about the question.
 White House Silent
 The White House itself was silent about what, if any, action might be taken.
 Democratic congressional leaders acknowledged there had been some discussion of Macarthur at fore noon conference with the President But they said the general was men, toned only incidentally. It was learned, however, that con
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-09
KA5k0 FUNERAL
 SERVICE TONIGHT

Funeral services for George kasko who died at the Government hos pitaI last Friday, will be held to- night at in the Carter chapel with It. Norman Steinig conducting
 Kasko was born at Haines in 1854. He is survived by his wife. Jessie. and the following nieces and nep- hews: Louise Williams. Elizabeth David, Minnie Albecker, Susie Eric, Charlie Hayes and Joe Hayes. all of Haines; George Dalton and Jim my Martin of Hoonah, and Annie James of Juneau.
 The remains will be taken to House No. 1 in the Native Village here Tuesday morning and Capt. Jimmy Martin of the Ocean Queen, will take the body to Haines on Wednesday for interment.
 Pallbearers will be William JacK' Henry Anderson. Johnny Wise, H. Phillips, 0. Johnson and w. Peters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-09
MANY DEAD IN
 PLANE CRASHES DURING ] DAYS
By Associated Press

Twenty-two persons were killed yesterday Sunday in the crashes of two military planes in the East ern United States. In California, authorities sifted the wreckage of another air disaster that took p lives Friday night.
 Nineteen Air Force personnel headed for the funeral of fellow airman, died near Charleston, w Va, when their tWin-engine CAT struck a locust tree on a mountain top.
 At Morningside, Md, a man and 1.-two children were killed as crew less bomber plunged into house. The crew had parachuted to safety after the planes landing gear damned.
 In the Far East, 16 persons, all Siamese or Chinese, were feared lost after a Siamese Airlines plane crashed in the sea in the Hong Kong area. Fog and rain had pre- vented a landing and the planes gas supply had run low.
 Twelve soldiers were among the victims of the Southwest Airways plane crash on the side of Santa Ynez Peak, near Santa Barbara Calf.
 Many of the bodies in the Cali fornia crash still have not been identified positively. The CAA is in- vestigating.
 The West Virginia crash had two survivors. The 21 airmen on board were to have served as an honor guard from Goldman Field, near Louisville, Ky, at the funeral of Mai Woodford w. Sutherland. Sutherland died in plane crash Thursday. He was from St. Albans, w. Va.
 Killed in the Maryland crash were Irwin Guyer, of Cranford, N.J.; Kay Snyder, seven, and Rene Denise Snyder, two months. , Mrs. Guyer and Master Sergeant and Mrs. Samuel Snyder were ln- jured.
 The bomber's automatic pilot re- portedly was set to divert the plane away from metropolitan Washing ton, of which Morningside is su- burb.