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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-22

Manchester Church
Sunday school, 1890 a. m.
Evening worship, 500 p. m.
Thursday, prayer meeting 500
p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-22
Church of Christ on Main Stree

H. w. Bankes, Minister
Bible study, 9:45 a. m.
Worship with preaching, 1890
a. m.
Evening services with preach
ing, 1880
Bible study, Wednesday at 7:30
o, m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-22
Beaver Baptist Church
Row Wikander Pastor

Sunday school, 1870 p. m.
Worship service, 2:30 p. m.
Subject "a Spirit-filled Life"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-22

MT. Tabor Methodist Church
E. M. Long, Pastor
Sunday school, 1000 a. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-22
Dudley Church

Dudley Church
Sunday school, 200 p. m.
Worship service, 800 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Tuesday eve
ming at 1880.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-11-22
st. Michael's Catholic Church

Sunday mass at 800 a. m. ex-
cept on the first Sunday of the
month when it will be at 1890
a. m.
Confessions every Saturday at
TOO p. m.
The Valley settler., 1951-06-01
REPORT ON THE WATER SITUATION.


 REPORT ON THE WATER SITUATION. And, in Rasmus sen's opinion, that is what he Is trying to do with the Co-op. "This wi Il never occur, if I can elp it," Rasmus sen says.
 A meet1 ng was held one night this week wi tn three Coop offic ials and all but one of the Council members, in which proposals were made and disc us sed by both sides. No defin- ate onclus ion was reached, but some of the main differenc es were discus sed and a soluti on seems to be in sight,
 A meeting will be held soon, at which, it is the desire of both par ties that legal repres enta lives for both the Coop and the City be pres- ent, also a representative from the Terri torial Health Department tho Army Sanitary Division and tho on- ginoors who havo beon working on the pro- ject so that all differences can bo ironod out and decided at that time. All parties are hopof ful that full oluti on can be arrang- cd at that tilno.
 COLONY DAY DANCE ontinuod tormi ssi on.
 Drawings were also he Id during the intorni ssi on wi tn the door prize going to the holder of ticke t 10. 3351, and Mir. Benson of Jones' Yi1lo winning tho fishing rod. Mrs. Carol Stephan stated the winner of tho door prize had not as yot call- cd for it.
 Each queen candidate woro a daisy co"sogo match ing tho quoon's crown which was placed upon hor head by Bill Hoskins, Prosi don't of tho Nor- taland Pioneer Grange, of Palmer.
 Mrs. Stephan also stated today that Colony Day dance c ol1mi t toe had presented monetary gifts to tho cuoen and the two runnors-up; Juno PtCtilla, Jane Stephan and Norma No lson. Norma Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nols on of tho Butto, was the only original colon- ist in tho running.
 Mir. ire Mo
The Valley settler., 1951-06-01
POST OFFICE APPOINTMENTS

Do logoto Bart lott submi t. tod roe- ornnondoti ons to tho Post Office De- portmCnt this Wook ting four post offices in Alaska.
 Ho roc ommo ondod tho appointments |of Mrs. FLA. Davoy as acting post rlas tor at Naknek and Mrs. Ester May |Fronch as acting postmaster at Un- alaska. Tho permanent positi ons arc to bo filled through conpotit- ivo Civi l Service oxaminati ti on.
 Tho other two offices arc Tuluk- aak whore Delegate Bart lott rocorl~ mondod tho appoi n ntment of John Japh- oth as pos tr1astor and Igiugig Wnoro Inc subri ttod his recommendation that Mrs. LA. Huffakor be appoint od postmas tor. Tuluksak is on tho Kuskol1Wim Rivor botWoon Kaltag and Akiak, and Igiugig is on Lako H. 1Qnlr1as
The Valley settler., 1951-06-01
June llQ5l


 In JUnEAU on BUSInESS
 Edward J. Friodlander, of Wash ington, DC. Rogi onol Prico Execu- tive of the offico of Prico Stabi1-
 izati on, Rogio on Il arrived n Jun- oau May 18th.
 Friodlandor wi Il discuss Alaska s price 8 stabi Ii ga ti on pr blons and planning wi tn Territorial Direc tor Frod G. Hanford, Governor E. Gruon- ing, trado groups and representa- iVos of trado and indus try. Ho wi II romoin ten days because of tho koon interest of the regional off, ice and tho Washington office of OPS in tho probloms oxi ing in tho lqorri tory. Region IL, with hoad- quarters in Washington embraces all tho torri tories and possessions. Tho di scuss ions in which Friod- landor wi II participat primarily will bo ono orned with tho issuance of "tai lorod" prico control rogula- ti ons for Alaska, which would bo protec ion for tho consumer as woll as Q safeguard to tho sati sfact ory 1 operation of business and industry.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor Johns on and Ifami ly woro givon a farewell party lthis Wccl5 by fo II oW-c churc hnenber Don. Irwin, acting as spokesman for tho group pros tho Johns ons wi tn a gift of ivory. Mir. and Mrs. Johnson arc leaving Friday aftor having lived in Palmor for tho past sixteen years.
 The Trading Post re opened Friday moon aftor having boon closed for invent ory.
 DOE1OrElCC ODDQlNInENiS
The Valley settler., 1951-06-01

Mir. and Mrs. Walter Niemann and daughter havo returned to the States to mako their homo. They have been in Pal Inner for the past two eks in an attempt to dispose of thoir prop erty hero.
The Valley settler., 1951-06-01

Arriving last weok was 2 now doc- tor for Pa lrlor. Dr.. Perry cor1os from Texas, and wi Il be assoc iatod wi tn pr. Bailey in the Wright Bui ld1ng.
 Mir. o.A. Stevenson of Haywood,
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Star Artist Resigns Today
To Study for Ministry

Fifteen years of study and work
as an artist come to end today
for Robert c. Mcclure. "a, artist
in the editorial department of The
Star He is leaving today to enter
Bob Jones University, Greenville,
IS. c., as a ministerial student.
His shift from art work to
the ministry student is not a
sudden one. Mcclure has always
been active in church affairs.
He taught Sunday School classes
for intermediate boys at the First
Baptist Church Alexandria; served
as Sunday School superintendent,
intermediate department, Grace
Baptist Church: taught children'S
classes at a private home and also
Ia Police Boys Bible Club Class,
Twelfth and u streets NV.
Mr.. Mcclure also started the
Community Church at Temple
Trailer Camp, Alexandria. He has
been holding the church service
and teaching in the Sunday School
for 2l2 years.
A native of Norfolk, Va, Mr..
Mcclure entered the Maryland
Institute of Art, Baltimore, in
1886, His first newspaper job was
with the TimeS-H Herald. He has
been living at Fairhaven, Va.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Report on D. C..VitoI Statistics

Charles and Anne Meade.
Robert and Rosemary Meredith.
John and Laura Norton
Arnold and Vincey Padrick.
George and Irene Pappas.
Edward and Mary Phillips.
Robert and Sarah Redman.
Henry and Mary Rinaldi.
Alfred and Ellen Savage.
Charles and Mary Schramm.
Harry and Rosemary SonnenberR.
Sam and Regina SpieRel
William and Eleanor Tolley.
Claudio and Lydia Villar
Robert and Dorothy walker.
George and Marian Wallace,
Daniel and Ruby Whitman.
George and Mary Wright
Tyree and Willie Anderson.
Jerome and Hattie Best
George and Arlene Bullard
BENJAMIN and JCanita CarvinRton,
Warren and Theresa Carter
Deter and Sadie Cole
Walter and Ruth Deberry. ir.
William and Bernice Fautroy.
Edward and Alberta Fernandez.
Leon and Margaret Gaymon.
Marvin and Elizabeth Henderson.
william and Annie Ingram.
Matthew and Jessie Marsh.
John and Annie McEleen.
Theodore and Florence Myers,
Walter and Edna Moore.
Frank and Catherine NickenS-
William and Marion Wilmington.
Jerry and Bertha Williams.
Raymond and Ruth Wilson.
TWINS.
Ellsworth and Hazel Graves (girls).
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Deaths Reported

John w Klemm 90 Soldiers Home
Emily Billings, 50 seas 42nd St NV.
Alice C. Potbury, 76. $3.50 Nebraska ave
NV
James E. Branif. ~ 104 3rd st. NV
Clarence f, Rakestraw, 81, 5000 Connect.
cut ave. NV.
William T. Babbington, go. 4o34 9TH st
nc.
CLAYTON D Collins, 80. 4713 -3rd ST. NV.
Frank z; Murray, 50, 80 N. Y. ave. ne
Alton o. Banks 20, 1900 Milita1y !S rd. NV
Fannie Mundy, 30, 1905 Bird pl NV
Ralph H. Conkey, 30. 527 3tst ST. NV.
Lucy Humes, so, 500 S st. NV.
Richard Watson, 70, 319 Dixon ct. sw.
Henry L. Wallace, SO. 1917 ST. NV.
Arthur, Allen; "a, 4l9 Elm st. NV
Charles Brown. so. Blue Plains. D. c.
Van Hagans 40 1900 Stanton ter. sc
Madge baltimore, 90, i345 Stevens I'd
Evening star., 1951-09-01


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Evening star., 1951-09-01
Births Reported

Resinald and Andrew Beard.
George and Christine Blanchard
John and Aileen Calhoun,
Charles and Wilma Chalkley.
John and Mary Conrick, jr.
John and Mary Dattoli
Nicholas and Sheila Devore.
Robert and Eileen DietZ
Herbert and Enid Doherty.>
Carl and OrtenSia Eardley
Nicholas and Margaret Furnary.
Morton and Pearl Gertler.
Ralph and Beverly Holmes.
Earl and Charlena Johnson.
Eliza and Eleanor Kilby
Robert and Dorothy Lenhart.
James and Joan Mcclure.
fMilllam and Angela O'connor.
John and Maxine Payne.
Luther and Elizabeth Peterson.
Stanley and katherine Phillips.
Oscar and Helen Pomer.
Leonard and Betty Rubright.
James and Vanlta Simmons
Kendall and Lillian Smith.
Wallace and Margaret Sullivan.
George and Norine Sullivan.
PANEL and Frances urbanek
5aIry and Mollie Waldstreicher.
George and Dorothy Wilbur.
Lawrence and Mary Wilson.
Edward and Mary Zaj
harrington and Pearl Bell.
Jesse and Mary Dildy.
Carroll and Katie Dunlap.
Ezra and Ruth Exum.
sam and Regina Harris,
Elias and Alice Howard
Lucius and Martha Pinkney.
Willie and Canies Swinton.
Archie and Ada Terry, ir.
Warren and Elaine Weaver.
Henry and Lulu White
winston and Courtney williams.
Simpson and Margie Wofford
George and Lettye Young.
GIRLS.
Wilson and Dorothy Brooks. ir.
Robert and Louise BurlinRame
Frank and Margaret CaTbo.
James and Rita Carr. Jr.
Richard and Loretta Clay
John and Frances CurTan.
Jerome and Irene Davidson.
Sidney and Dorothy Dorros.
John and Elizabeth Flynn.
Frank and Evelyn Fryer.
James and Katherine Gideon.
Jose and Lug Gimeno.
John and Elizabeth Hall
Howard and Iva Hefner.
Leonard and Mabel Hilgenber.
Raymond and Nancy Hurtwitz.
Ivan and Mary jenkins.
John and Barbara Johanson.
John and Mary Larocca,
Houston and Henrietta Lindsey.
Ernest and Jean Lord
Peter and Stella Maroulis.
William and Patricia Mcdaniel, III.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
Veterans Dinner Today

The Catholic War Veterans WI
hold a dinner meeting at $50
pm. today in the New Athens
Restaurant.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
ASHTON HETGHTS

ASHTON HEIGHTS
BRICK, 4-BEDROOM HOME
1.-TWO on 1st ~; full basement, rec.
room and att. garage; large living
rm. with fireplace, separate dining
rm., bright equipped kitchen, large
screened porch; close to shops,
transp.; Soft. frontage; an unusual
buy at S1S,950.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
GROOM COLONIAL. FULL BASE
MENT; new on market; S16,950.
SHIRLINGTON AREA
Brick, Investment; 2 bedrooms, base
ment; S11. $50.
CHERRYDALE
Brick bungalow; 9 bedrms., utility
room, storage attic: S15,75O.
NEAR LEESBURG PIKE
Acre wooded land; rooms, bath on
1st H.; room to expand full bsmt.
'4aisf, ARLINGToN NJ RAMBLER
Brick; 3 bedrooms. Ia baths; on "a
acre; natural landscapins: SOS, 1000.
FAIRFAX COUNTY
Dream house, on "a acres; garage:
SIS. $50. For more about this, cali
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1951-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ALEX. AREA-$13,500
75x300-FT. LOT

Assume GI loan. Owner will take
Moderate 2nd trust. Attractive Medi-
terranean-style bungalow Lge. liv.
rm., flrepl. 2 bedrms.. tiled bath.
beautifully equipped kit. oil INV. h,
winter hookup. Attractive
driveway. Beautiful trees. Conven.
to schools. shopping and bus service.
JOHN T. BEUCHERT co.
1909 Duke St.. Alex. Va.
24-Hr. Phone Service. OV. 598S.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

$3.50 DoWN--$5s PER MONTH
All on one floor; full basement, Gil
heat; extra large lot: rich garden
spot: detached garage. Excellent To-
cation, 10 minutes from Greenbelt
and Beltsville Experimental Farm.
Closing estate at S10..50. Al
home for GI.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
HOUSES sALE-vA. Cont, ,

rms san sin. rm fun yf ssmt:.; mt: cosv osS
Pentagon; near Lee blvd, quiet To-
cs.2 cation; Ire. Isss; ss 4, ss3;9ooi By owner; HG;
sToRE-on main high
way 20 miles from D. c.; 4-bedroom
home, other buildings. 80 acres
open, land. long frontage. 5000
net from store and opportunity for
tourist cabins. farming and home
development. $4,000 cash needed.
Bro%n asnee eves easy and deras sun Al ie ssss 81
week days. TIE. 3445. CHARLES r.
AeoE mai 1aoT Pqkf nsMBhEk st AIsK
Built by engineer for his own home.
Efficient and economical radiant
heat; 3 ,bedrms., 2 baths; double
gar; workshop utility rm. Approx.
4 ia-acre scenic location. Due to
owners immediate transfer the price
market; Attractiye terms. LEATH &
RAMBLERS - S15,950. Brand new
community conveniently located be-
tween Fairfax and Annandale. g.
bedroom ramblers on Ka-acre wooded
aon a on appss pfeoons fona Sssa Come
oyer the 14th st. Bridge. turn onto
256; follow '': Rt. ase e't'nnt i miles past ast
Annandale to Burke Station rd.. turn
left on Burke Station rd.. $40 mile
TO new houses. is
WE WILL BUILD a 2 or 3 bedrm.
home on your lot in Va. for S9,95O
to S13 $50. For appt to see sample
1000 J; MAYNARp isR MAGRuDER
. 25S5 Wilson blvd,
Church; new cond brick and frame,
. yrs, DID; firepl., cleo kit, oil h. "a
h., copper plbg, full bsmt., tile bath,
8 bedrms.. good closet space, stge
attic; alum storm sash: nr. school
and transp,; $4,000. OWNER.
FA. 215a. -19
BY OWNER - Jefferson Manor -
Semidet, brick, bedrms., Tile bath,
full bsmt., gas a,-c. heat, fenced back
yard. S2.S65 cash. Price. SIl,6U0.
Assume VA-FHA loan at S65 per
month. Call OV. T770. --18
-BEDRM. SPANISH sTUCCO HOUSE,
shower bath, circulating oil heater;
y mi. 8. Alex, Va. Must have $1,000
cash. Consider late car. truck,
aluminium h. trailer. TV set: 50
400, or swap for Florida property.
You CAN ERECT your own home:
prefahricated Arm. house units as
low as $3.50: bungalows. Cape
Gods. ranch houses, breezeways and
GARAGES; 4, 5. 6, Z rms. Phone Mr.
SMITH. JA. 5-9030. 941 No. High
land St, Arlington, Va 20
Evening star., 1951-11-18
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DEL RAY

Sl3.750
Dutch Colonial. 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms
and bath: Just redecorated; living
room. good kitchen; back and front
porches, basement: oil h.-w, heat,
and garage. Terms to be arranged
Evening star., 1951-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRICK RAMBLER

5 BEDRMS.--S14.95 $50
bsmt. Lge. T wooded lot % A barsair
for only $14,950. Terms.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. 8-7700
BRICK RAMBLERS, $13,50O
Allentown rd s.e., near Camp Springs
Handy to Andrews and Boiling Fields
Lovely new homes containing nv
rm.. combination kit. and din. rm.
3 bedrms., utility rm. and large side
porch, la-acre lot: S3,500 down
and terms less than rent. Mr.
Austin. Sun. VI. 1867; weekdays
10. 2-040l.
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-11-18
4 BEDRM.-RAMBL

BEDhM.-RAMBLE
BATHS-RECR RIM,
Custom built brick rambler
is out of this world in detail.
Situated on a spacious corner
lot this home has all in
direct and recessed lighting
throughout. $1,000 worth OF
wall-to-wali carpeting and
drapes included. Kitchen is
all electric with lift. refrig-
orator, garbage disposal. elec.
diShwasher and breakfast nook.
The living room has large
stone fireplace. separate dining
room, 4 bedrms. and 2 baths
cmoplete the lst floor. The
basement is full with recrea-
tion room. full bath. Gear
garage and large workroom.
Call Mr.. Wells fWI. 6690)
for further details. FREDER-
ICK w BERENS SALES. INC.
LOGO K st. NV. Ma. 5O05.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
STATELY COLONIAL 60, mn

STATELY CoLoN1AL-se1 600
unusually impressive 7-room brick
Colonial surrounded by OAKS z fesf
"a diameter; rolling lots IoOxi40
TpoS npose custom built in the l930's
important. Features 3 twin,size
bedrooms on the second floor nIns
extra room on first floor; genefous
nvlng room with attractive fires
pIace, tremendous dining room. mod
eern equipped kitchen with bresS-
as 1ast nqok fun basement. oil hot
dollar-for dollar value and verv Heti rai
financed. ""u 'efy WeH
Evening star., 1951-11-18
ALL BRICK-S1oe5o

NIL bNICk-SlD,g5U
out the last 4 houses in
popular Oak Springs; mastertully
constructed 5-room brick Cape Gods
dormered expansion attic, lovely
ceramic tile bath. de luxe profes-
Sional layout kitchen: fun English
type basement; gas heat Low down
payment and easy terms.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Arlington-$19,950
NEW-MODERN
RAMBLER
Daylight Basement

CIOSe-ln IOcaClOn
Nice lot with tall trees.
With approximately $4,000 cash and
very reasonable monthly payments
of SS5 approximately you can
rambler with full basement. Lo-
Gated close to schools and transpor-
tation. excellent for Pentagon per-
sonnet. Nearing completion, select
your color scheme and move in for
Christmas. Ultra-modern kitchen
with breakfast corner plus rear din
ing porch. For appointment to in
spect. cali latter / pm. Sunday or
any time during week..
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
SPECIALIZING IN VA. SINCE 1926
CHI. 5057, CHI. 5311
Evening star., 1951-11-18
TAKOMA PARK
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8 PM.
604 ELM AVE.

NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
4-BEDROOM BUNGALOW
Where else can you flnd new
Johns-Manville shingle house. with
q beautiful large rooms, Ia baths,
large front porch, full basement,
Bryant gas beat l9t in soxlSo rs 1gst ens
Cali Mr. Sweeney. SH. 6197. Trades
considered. Out New Hampshire ave.
TO End traffic light past d. c. line,
left one block to Elm, left to our
sign. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.,
.sa .Essaaaltors. 1924 14th st. NV, Dl.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

OPEN FOR INSPECTION

OPEN FOR INSPECTION
DEVASTATINGLY BEAUTIFUL
Uniquely designed home created to
satisfy the higheset esthetic senses
and yet be very practical for day
to-day living. Recessed fireplace in
entire wall Of light oak, floor to
ceiling. Super-abundance windows
flood living room with sun. Step
saving bright kitchen with exhaust
fan and marvellous equipment. Cozy
dining room; in bedrooms entire wall
conceals huge closet; home can be
used as . bedrooms all on one floor
with luxurious pleasure room in
cypress paneling as extra, or can be
used as 3-bedroom home. Two baths.
especially wide built-in garage:
laundry room. gas a.-c. heat. Could
not be reproduced for less than
$50, 500. but priced at S21 900;
$1,000 down. There is no other
house like this one. so act today
Ewes. and Saturday call ,AP. 1886
Use Annapolis rd. to Cheverly Thea
ter, right on Landover I'd. TO Chew
erly gates, right on Cheverly ave.
all the way to Arbor and our sign.
Open II to dark.
A STANT ,EY MOREATT
Evening star., 1951-11-18

HYATTsvILLE HILLs-S13.5oo
very desirable 6ha-room bungaloW on
iot lu0x1 50: full basement, oil
neat oetacned garage. Bus at cor
Evening star., 1951-11-18
OPEN FOR INSPECTION

West Hyattsviile-1f you want an
exceptional bargain in a small
comfortable living. then see this
cute bungalow: secluded location
makes for quiet living; $1,000 down.
Out 31st ave. to 31st pl. to open
sign,
Evening star., 1951-11-18

. ARLINGTON NORTH
New rambler, 3 twin-sized bedrms -,
trans, and shopping. Price S2I.95O.
Also new 3 bedrm. Colonials. ready
about Jan. ! price S13.95O.
ASk-US? REALTY CO.
Gil 13Ho 0Y oRkn
Evening star., 1951-11-18
peter ]. hagan

SUBURBAN COTTAGE, $4,000
6-room house en- secluded
countryside lot, City transporta-
tion. Few dollars for repairs will
make this property nice home.
Only $3.50 down and $50 per month.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
uvArrsur11r s,nn-

HYATTSVILLE-SI2.25O
unusually large broom BUNGALOW
type home which features attractive
tached garage. Located on la1se
level lot, close to business center.
1880 down.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

NEW BUNGALoW-S7nO DOWN
Superbly built Cape Cod. = largs bed
rooms, big studded attic, bright dry
basement. gas heat, ceramic tile
bath, de luxe. table-space kitchen,
fully equipped with sla-cubic foot
refrigerator and 38-inch gas range
Surprising value at $ll.700, with
low monthly payments.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
CHEVERIYS1Es snn

CHEVERLY-S15.5oo
ionial; 3 large bedrooms 81 foot
!lvins room, family size dinins .
room. Well financed with large ~
loan. Make low down monthly nav
ment and take over easy monthly
Evening star., 1951-11-18

$500 DOWN-S6O PER MONTH
Bungalow type, GI-approved home;
full basement, oil heat; 5 large
rooms, front porch, detached ga
rage. Ideal location. Just minutes
$9,a50.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
ARNA VALLEY
9-PEDRnOM RPIrK

Convenient Arlington loca-
ton lust off Shirley highway
features large master bedroom.
dining room. full basement
with outside entrance; off,
street parking. and nice fenced
yard. Priced at Sl2.g5O with
substantial cash. Call Mr..
Skies; GIehe $3.50; FREpER-
ICK w. BEREHS SALES. INC,
1920 K st. NV. MA. 5005.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

NEAR SUITLAND
several nice homes, CT financed, 2
and 3 bedrooms, $500 to S10,350.
H. 8114. After 6 pm. MR.. WOOD.
Ii 3-3625.
WOOD & MITCHELL
Evening star., 1951-11-18

TWO UNITS-S10,95O
Well-built 2-bedroom BUNGALOW with
very nice apartment in dry base
ment; : complete Kitchens, :. mod
ern baths; separate entrance. Live
in one apartment. rent the other
for S75 per month. Just S2,25U
down.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
ROSEMONT

A most reasonably priced home OF
from the average. vet most livable
1t was custom-buil originally de-
signed by an architect for his own
use and occupancy. 1t is English
Tudor style. with beamed studio-liv-
ing room. French doors leading to
inclosed fiagstone terrace from large
bedroom and tiled bath on first floor
Upstairs there are two large bed
rooms and tiled bath There Is a full
basement with complete maids room
and bath; oil heat. .built-in 2-car
garage; slate roof; nicely shrubbed
lot and many other unusual features
that makes this an exceptional buy
at the low price of S23,500 $4,000
cash required. Terms to be arranged
and definitely shown by appointment
0n1y
Evening star., 1951-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE--yA.
ARLINGTON
OPEN SUNDAY, is

LORCOM LANE DISTRICT
1st floor. den or library, 9x1S. White
brick, stately Colonial, wide center
hall plan, in perfect condition.
Nicely situated on 135-ft. frontage,
well Handicapped, with oaks, dog
woods and stream. True center hall
with deep coat closet, spacious
square type liy rm. with beautiful
fireplace and attractive Colonial
mantel. French door to secluded
screened porch overlooking iagstone
patio. Guest-size din. rm. with bay
window, large. bright kit. with ad-
Joining porch which offers outdoor
eating with pleasant view. Bright
and very spacious den of the hall.
End floor. 3 twin-size bedrms., each
with wealth of closets; 2 large tiled
baths, large storage closet, full
bSmt., rec. area with flrepl., maid s
rm., full bath. Attached garage, oil
a:-c,h. A short blk. to Stratford Jr.
High School, 10 minis. to Pentagon
or D. c. via George Washington
Memorial parkway. In a neighbor-
hood that has a great demand.
$4,000 cash, balance in l trust,
APPROX. Sl30 mo.
DIRECTIONS: Out George Washing
ton Memorial parkway TO Lorcom
lane, right on Military I'd, to 2546
Evening star., 1951-11-18

b1 wv NEn
54O4 Patterson rd. East Riverdale.
Open today. 12 It'll sold. Lovely D.
room bungalow, on 6Oxl60 lot. Base
ment. garage. Only $1,000. Please.
no AGENTS AP 7144
Evening star., 1951-11-18

OPEN 1-6 PM
ST. 500. DIRECT FROM OWNER.
Semidet. brick. = bedrms.. tile bath,
exp. attic; completely redecorated
Directions: Through Washington
and Lee shopping center. left on
South Wayne st. to 403 and open
Evening star., 1951-11-18
NORTH ARLINGTON

Close in: Colonial center-hau on
large lot consisting of lge. liv. rm.,
spacious din. rm.. den, Law, and
de luxe kit. on 1st A.; all large
5edrms;; and 2 baths on 2nd A.;
place and full BATH det. brick gar
age. Can be purchased with $1,000
cash and balance in one trust. Call
M. Zirkle, Ma. 1900 or XII. 9-909s.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. l4l7 K
Evening star., 1951-11-18
enns E11c11n sr r,urura1v 81
peter j. hagan
REALToR
1906 r. I. Ave. NE
UN. S5S5. WA. 1857. UN. 1888
OPEN O Til q
NEW BUNGALOW

61l2 57th AVE. RIvERDALE
struction: 2 bedrms., spacious liv
rm. with picture window, light. full
bsmt.: gas &C. heat; attic; and l
blk. from shopping and transp.: i'm
mediate possession. DALEY REAL
ESTATE SALES. AP. 0077, AP. 443