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Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Charge Burma Invites
Aggression

RANGOON - (P) - Burma will
become a second Korea unless the
Burmese government changes its
middle of the road" foreign policy
the sc year old former cabinet
minister Ba Pc declared here.
He said this country. lying right
in the path of Red China. is not
strong enough to resist aggression
on its own. The Burmese govern
ment is committed to friendship
with allP policy. It seeks economic
a'd from the United States and
Commonwealth countries while
woOing the Communist bloc. It has
declared it will remain neutral
should there be general war.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Rice Purchases Arranged

BANGKOK = up - The Philip
pines and India have both complet-
ed arrangements for purchase of
their rice requirements in 1851. The
Thai Cabinet Council has approved
a quota of 100000 tons of rice for
India. The Philippines have made
arrangements for the import of
10000 tons of Thailand rice. four
times the quantity imported in 1850.
A Philippines government repre-
sentative said the rice will be paid
Tor in dollars, the total cargo cost
ing $50. 900 600
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Army Attacks Expanded
Waistlines

FRANKFURT, Germany II CA) -
The fat is coming off Uncle SANS
troops in Germany. CTS and gen
erals alike have been ordered to
shake off those extra pounds.
The new order is part of the get
ready for anything program of the
W commanding general in
Europe Lieutenant General Man
ton s. Eddy. All officers and men.
regardless Of assignment or age.
are required to take part in new
geyslcal conditioning program.
which includes marches. running.
sDrlnting, pull ups, push ups and
squat jumps.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Polio Treatment Called
Family Affair

ATLANTA, Ga.-(P)-The Battle
against polio is a family affair,
says Dr. Robert L. Bennett. head
Of the department Of physical me-
oicine at Emory University Hospi-
tai
Many children stricken with the
disease, he states, must be treated
over g period of years. and there
lore the parent must learn the i'm
poFtance Of both rest. and planned
activity for the child. The doctor
recommends that parents help the
stricken child adjust socially as
Well as physically in the home en-
virOnment.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
FELTON, School News

Pictures Taken OF FFA Projects
On February IA, Mr.. w. Lyle
Mowlds, the State Supervisor Of
Agriculture took pictures Of the
classroom and shop activities. The
shop pictures feature each bows
project
FELTON, School Wins Kent.Sussex
County Attendance Banner
For the second successive month
tSe FELTON, School has won the
kt1t Sussex County attendance
banner. The attendance average for
January was $3.50, but it is fear
ed that there will be a serious drOp
IN attendance this month because
OF extensive illness throughout all
grades
School Greed Framed
a beautifully framed copy of the
Greed of FELTON, High School has
been hung in the central hall. The
Creed was written by the FELTON,
Student Council. It is a statement
OF standards of conduct which each
pupils viii strive to attain.
Queen OF Hearts Elected By
Students
On February II, the Kent County
Student Councils held a Queen of
Hearts Dance in the Dover Social
hall
Each school selected Queen of
Hearts who was then crowned bv
their respective vice presidents.
Rosalie Hughes was chosen the
FELTON, queen
Fine dance music was supplied
by the dance bands of Smyrna and
Dover.
Junior Class Holds Valentine Party
The eleventh grade held a party
February IA, at Marie Britting-
hams. Those in attendance were:
Margaret Hobbs, Barbara Hurd.
Janet Sylvester, ElOise Anthony.
Mildred Simpson, Elsie Schreiber.
Marie Brittingham, Doris Ann Ca
hall, Miss Clark, Miss Rinehart.
Billy Chambers, Kenneth Richter.
Samuel Walters, Harry Carlisle.
Louis Palmatary and Harry Sipple.
After some games were played. re-
freshments were served. A good
time was had by all.
Milford Nips FELTON,
On Tuesday evening the Bucs
from Milford High nOsed out the
Green Devils from FELTON, High. Al
to 40 Although outscoring the visi-
tors only in the second quarter by
a score Of 13 to 3, this proved
enough for Milford to take the
game. However, FELTON, closed fast :
early in the last quarter and moved
in front of the BUGS, but three
quick baskets by Milford changed ]
the lead. Dave Burton led the I
Bucs with IL points while Ted :
Hughes had a like number for Fell !
ton. :
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Job Covers Ground

SAN BERNARDINO. Calf. IL
(A9 - If anyone else has Travelled
farther to insure that scales and
measuring devices are kept honest
G. Z. Johnson hasn't heard about
it.
He retired recently after 20 years
as sealer of weights and measures
Tor San BernardinO County largest
IN the United States Part of his
JOB was to inspect each measuring
device yearly. He estimates that
tracking each one down has carried
him more than 100000 miles
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Lives Alone
AS Buddhist Nun

SINGAPORE-R)-An American
Buddhist nun, Reverend Sister
Dhammadinna, who was born in
ST Louis, is now living alone and
IN silence in a Chinese temple in a
small village here.
Her head is shaved, and she ap-
pears to be in her seventies. She
was introduced Co Buddhism i'm
Shanghai, and became a nun in Cey-
Ion 20 years ago. During World
war II she taught Buddhism in
California.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
MILLVILLE
by Mrs. John S. Noble
Phone Dickinson 2O6
MillVilIe Methodist Church
Sunday, February 95fb

-a9 n IVA uaA s0UH
Church School, 10 a. m Roland
J. West Supt.
Worship service, II a. m. Rev
John P. George, Pastor.
MYF Sunday evening at $50.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming at 1880.
Adult choir rehearsal at the
nome of Mrs. Marion Noble, We'd
nesday evening at $3.50.
Mrs. Eddie Short entertained to
dinner on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
William Moore and children and
brother ROnnie Moore.
Mrs. Eddie Hickman and three
daughters spent Wednesday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. George II
TOwnsends. -
- Little Billie NunevilI spent last
tuesday with his sister Catherine
In Selbyville. NV
Mrs. Horace Evans is spending
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Ancient Religious
Dispute Ended

GIRO y (H9 - A centuries old
dispute between the Egyptian and
Ethiopian branches of the Coptic
Orthodox Church has finally been
settled with the appointment of an
Ethiopian patriarch for Ethiopia.
The new church head, Archbis-
hop Basilios, is the first ETHIOPIAN
TO head the church in his home
country in more than Is centuries
He was recently consecrated in a
ceremony here.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Nassau Dairy Farmers
Get High HOnOrs
continued from nrst naan,

NS~AtAAVsu AluM uf6b paBol
shippers and their families were
Charles A. Plummer, Lewes: Oscar
Davidson, Milford; Robert P. Short.
Glendale; H. C. Dodd, Lewes !:
Draper Foods, Inc, Milford; Her
man Benson, Lincoln: William
Joseph, Milton; Joseph Penuel.
Milford; Burton and NAPLES, Lew
es; Greensbury Brittingham, Mil
ton; Harvey NJ Wilson, EllendaIe.
Elmer Benson, Lincoln; J. Dudley
Walker HarbesOn; Elmer wilkins.
Milford.
Another feature of the meeting
was a demonstration of various
uses of milk and ice cream by Mrs
Enid SmallwoOd, Supplee home eco
nOmist.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Democrats To Honor
Willard D. Bovce
CONTINUED from nrst Daqe1

Carvel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and
Mrs. Alexis l. DUPONT Bayard, Sec
retary of State and Mrs. Harris b
Mcdowell, Mrs. Carolyn Hughes
national cOmmitteewOman; Ennals
Berl, national committeeman: u s
Senator and Mrs. Allan Frear. the
guest Of honor and Mrs. Boyce
Howard E. Lynch will be the
POSTMASTER.
Persons desiring to attend the
dinner should see their committee
man or cOmmitteewOman.
Ihe committee on arrangements
is: Mrs. BrintOn Holloway Mrs
James r. Hubbard, Mrs. ]. Wesley
Walls and Mrs. Levi Everett
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Pecan Tree Pollen

Pollen Of the pecan tree is such q
fine powder that when it is shaken
out Of the anthers Of the male flow.
er it can be sifted through a cloth
to remove any coarser particles
from the stamens.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
MILFORD

The FELTON, girls lost to the Mil
ford girls with a score Of 1888.
On Tuesday, February 90, 1851.
the seniors of FELTON, High went to
the Reese Theater in Harrington.
mere they were entertained by one
q Shakespeare's greatest tragedies,
Macbeth. The movie was very ed
ucational aud was enjoyed by all.
Miss Elsie Mae Clark, the English
teacher, was the chaperon.
Milford chronicle., 1951-02-23
Lions Club Is Formed
At FTedericG
Ccontinued from nrst page,

directors for one year.
Membership Of 80 Expected
Prominent Lions from all over
Delaware are expected to the char
ter meeting which will be held in
the Frederica fire hall, where the
club was organized.
The club expects potential
membership of at least 80 by char
ter night
Evening star., 1951-08-02

In the 18th Century, a French
maSter-tailor made patterns of
thin wood, but was rebuked by
his guild which feared women
would steal them.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
APARTMENTS WANTED

clean. nicely furnished bedrm.. Kit.
bath efflc. apt, incl. utils.. begin
ming Nov. l.. indefinite period. Pre-
fer Anacostia area. LU. 1914
6,9 weekdays. %
FREE-Landlords, applicants waiting
white: Open 7 days. Ma. 0001.
WANTED furn, or unfurn. apt. near
Prince Georges County Hospital for
nurse and husband. UN. 1884. 90
Sc. SECTION. unfurn. 2shedrm. apt.
school-age children; maximum
REFiNRS Ell RH1 BACH BaeHEIoR htof wants furn
apt. beginning Oct. "a. $1T5 max.
NV. pref. MR.. FISHER. RE, 69l1
PROFESSIONAL MAN desires small
economical furn. apt, downtown or
Dupont Circle areas preferred. Box
2 QUIET GIRLS desire 1-bedrm. apt,
furn. or unfurn. in Sc. LU. 4-06O5
before 10 am. or after 4 pm.
BY REFINED quiet. middle-aeec
couple: former home owners; one
oortS or two unnEn T1d ssdToST dsH Sp with
in Aunt bldg. with storage. space
ref. AK. 1894. 90
DUPLEX APT, unfurnished. with
porch. in upper NV. location, by
matured lady; best OF references;
10 yrs. in last apt. Call MI. 1888.
L, 2 OR 3-BEDRM. apt. or house in
suburbs, for short period; one child;
SS5-Sl50 mo. VI. 536S. H.
UNFURN. APT. needed at once; conv.
to Bethesda Hosp. for 2 little girls,
l and yrs. waiting to join mother
and father. LO. 3-3676, any time.
IN NV. vIC1NITY-Settled business
girl desires 2-rm.. kit, bath unfurn-
ished apt; $50 maximum. Call RE.
2233 any time. IL
BUSINESS GIRL desires unfurn. apt
] or rms. kit. and bath; NV. vic.
$50; refs. avail. JA. 2914S week
days, to 10. 3
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING PLANT, petroleum
solvent. fully equip, 3 trucks and
store, on main thoroughfare. AT.
L8MPs-Lamp mountinss and lamp
shade shop; good going business
sell selling due to osher interests; rea-
pEHieArEssEiN ienaesf shi EiNR.fsHEssrAuRANT, PRES -s ex-
S132. 900 per VI. owner leaving
town, must sell. Priced reasonably.
LEGUM g. GERBER. Realtors. OR
5000 til 8 pm. 10
INSURANCE ADJUsTERs, independ-
ent.. with following among COM
PAM panies and agents; adjust under p1s
ing; some adjustors bill $1,000
month; no investment whatever. We
furnish office space, furniture, equip
ment, secretarial service, forms, sta
:, tionery, telephone, postage and take
our cut in what the billing can
changed; All replies confidential.
PAVED LOT. 50x160 IT,. on Wis.
ave. at District line. Excellent loca-
aHRrN slGf !oE EM uiss ssg cars 9! Or esss MRS
WE HAVEN'T THE KEY to the city,
but we have the key to prospering
EdSOllIlt StINlCS StdtluT. IuIIy
equipped garage and a brand-new
3-bedroom home on a main thor
oughfare. showing net profit OF
$1,000 monthly. Call George Sturm.
BROWN AGENCY, SH. 3444. SH.
3497. Ill
NEAR E. CAPITOL ON 9th ST. s-rm.
rooming house business. nicely furn.,
81 $50. Low rent. Ii. 4-0696.
LAUNDERETTE-A real bargain;
good money-maker.- Call OWNER.
NO. 6515. DE. 9310. @.
VARIETY. GIFT AND HOBBY SHOP
Must sacrifice due to poor health.
351s 18th me-. Hu. 6291. uN. 4o9S.
--l5
SELF-SERvICE grocery. beer: very
low price for quick sale. No reason
able offer refused. DU. 9460. %
ATTENTION, DENTISTS-Lucrat
dental practice for sale in one OF
best sections OF Mont Co.; ONCE
located on D. c. line. Fast express
transp. downtown. Crossing abou,
creased a lot. New Ritter equipment
IoCKwoop DENTAL CO., Ma.
1910. Ask for Mr.. Lastner. .
EEIGHBORHOOD grocery doing gooc
business. reasonably priced for quick
sale; living quarters: bedrms. AP
$500 DOWN to responsible people.
Self-service groc. and delicatesSen
Beautiful 5-rm. aft. Bus. can be
increased with beer. 1925 18th NV
Evening star., 1951-10-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY OF japanese Govt. oficials.
2 children desire 2-hedrm.. furn.
house in NV. sec. from Nov. /.
Max. S1s0 rent. AID, 5411. Ia
Sc. SECTION. 2-bedrm.; unfurn.
lent care guaranteed. vi. 1926;
NEED NOW. 3-bedrm., unfurn. home.
by 1t. comdr. and family; prefer
nice yard, quiet street; NO smoking
or drinking; refs. GL. 5S91. Ia
FOREIGN. NAVAL OFFICER desires
furnished house, 8 or 4 bedrooms;
$3.50 mo. Call weekdays 8 am. to
pm. CO. 5702. 81
Sc. -bedrm. unfurn. house:
2 children school age; maximum,
,,SS9,p $50. BoY 4A,xs ds stsr stssErpx uo9s,sp
or apt; Alex. arlington: must ae-
cept pet. Evenings after 2. cH. 1913.
WANTED-Nov. 1: furn. 3-bedroom
house: Northeast section; by, mid
and family, 2 school-aged children;
S100 month. Phone HO. 1903. 10'
Evening star., 1951-10-09
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storage II
Phone NO. oIo4. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906.
LIGHT HAULING and moving reas.
prompt serv. ST. 1000. z days a wk.
a.m-9 pm. w. MERVIN. IL
H ST NE.
Large, 1sx60 It. dry basement with
toilet. pvt. entr. Call Ii. 1887;
ewes, La. 6-4541
Evening star., 1951-10-09
APIS. FURNISHED (cone.l

list f.; share bath and reisr. viii viii
EAST CAPITOL ST.-NewIy dec; 4
rooms, and bath; nicely furn. 3 Of
aaddults; Sl25 mo. FIR. 6119.. VI
1860 MINTwooD PL. N.w.-1 rm..
Kit. private bath; near Calvert
Street Bridge. Child accepted.
1888 IRVING ST. N.w.-NiceIy furn.
1901 R, l. AVE. N.W.-Newly deco
batS bSstfd SS9ggbi Sogbie studto rm'' kit. share
N%R. % tAPIfoLM5nd Pr ne d'fS. II. 3 lge Gaa rms;
incl. it.-dinnette; priv. bath, Newly
dec, Nr. carline; SS5. Ii 7-l773.
1924 18TH ST. N.W.-FarminGton,
;gs apt conn c9mpl .nG farn ph9ne maid sery-
1909 N ST. N.w.-2-rm. apt. compl.
furn.' refsr' and all utils.; Sl5, wk.
2si4 UNIV. PL. N.w-Bed-liv. rm.,
lge. kit, pvt. bath, porch; S67 so;
asis UNIV. PL. N.w.-Bedrm,. twin
beds. lily, rm,. compl. kit. porch.
apyyt, bath; $50 empl: adults,
ing apt, comfortably furn.; suitable
couple; 500 mo. incl utils. MGR.
GEoRGETowN Beautifully fuTn..
west OF Wis; liv; rm., ? bedrms.,
din. rm.,. 3 wood-burning flreplaces,
kit, bath: pvt. 40-ft. porch and
driveway; garden: utils. furn.; S275
mo-; refs. eXch. JU 7-776S. 10
LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED-5-rm
apt. for discriminating couple: S190
per month; months lease; seen by
appointment only. Call NO. 3593
Ill
LOVELY L1V. RM., bedrm., kit. and
bath; NV. apt. bldg; also efficiency
and studio; S64 to S150. Ia. 6S31.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
NEAR STATLER HOTEL

1NU11IL y II 1I1V 44O LII
Beautiful newly remodeled 1-bedroom
apartment with Pullman Kitchen and
Venetian blinds and tiled bath.
bright and cheerfully decorated.
Conveniently located in downtown
Washington; janitor service; i'm
mediate occupancy; parking can be
arranged. Apply s: F. g. G.. INC.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BANNoCKBURN HEIGHTS = This
situated on q wide and deep lot in
a setting Of nice shade trees. The
1st q. contains liv. rm. with firepl..
dinette, equip. kit. den, bedrm. and
full bath; End a. has nice bedrms
and bath; att. Lear garage; will
finance. Call w. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
BARNABY WOODS One Of those
prewar 3-bedrm. and 2-bath homes
that is hard to get. The yard and
trees alone. Justify you letting US
show you this property. THOS. L.
PHILLIPS. WO. 1000 until 8 pm,
BRiARCLIFF-Beautiful white brick
Colonial in an unsurpassed location;
Guiding rec. rm. and servants rm.i
2-car garage; owner leaving city, has
priced to sell. Eyes; call Or: .9265
BkfaMFwodb HaHF e akEasveral Ps aali home.
available in this lovely section, al
AuERBAcH & CO., Df. 85o1. GE
BUREAU OF STANDARDS AREA
complete; entrance hall, living room,
dining room, large study, equipped
kitchen with bkft. nook, powder
room; 2nd floor has 8 bedrooms and
room; recr. room with fireplace,
laundry, garage on paved alley; Q
top quality home in an excellent
neighborhood; $4,000. RIPLEY &
ROMER, Realtors, 81. Gill. Open
CATHEDRAL PARK-Fine brick resi-.
dence In the heart Of Cleveland PIX
Lge. corner lot Of almost. 1s Of ar
acre. Spacious 1st-flr. plan: idea
for entertaining. 4 bedrms., 2 bath!
on 2nd fir. 2 bedrms. and bath or
Bird FIR; full. usable bsnt. 2-cal
det. brick garage. Incl. front porch
open side porch. Mammouth outside
brick barbecue: lovely trees; ground
are well shrubbed and cared for
For the best buy in Cleveland PIX.
call Mrs. Chatterton at HU. 1854
with JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. ST
CHEVY CHASE, Md, s22,5o mod
brick and frame; lge. rms. LIST q
powder rm.: h.-w.h.; trees; Lelan,
Jr. High School area; terms. EAR
7. WRIGHT. WI. 1900 till 8 Pm
Evening star., 1951-10-09
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
2-BEDROOM APT.
NEAR BOILING FIELD

ONLY ,3OO-S2, 600 DOWN
Here's an outstanding value at a
ridiculously low price; 2 nice-size
Kitchen and tile bath; located in a
4-year-oid superbly run co-opera-
tive; convenient to schools. shopping
and transportation. Priced at only
$4,000 with just $1,000 down. CALL
Nit. NICHOLS, NO. 2117. ewes
Days. MA. 500b.l
1890 Z ST. NV. III
Evening star., 1951-10-09

DOO I CIV CIV DI4N ~
Excellent opportunity for physician OF
dentist to lease exceptionally de-
sirable 1st-fioor corner suite in fine
Conn. ave. bldg. Suite contains 8
rooms and . baths and 2 separate
entrances. Rent, S175 per month
Located in (The Parkway 1920
Conn. ave. NV. at corner OF MacomE
inspect, call MR.. RICH or MR.. GER
RER Or an00 10
Evening star., 1951-10-09

WHEATON AREA-Only 8 months
old; 3-bedrm. home, liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit: perfect cond.; assume CT
loan with $4,000 down.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
WA. $685., HY. 0636, UN. 1856.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
HOUSES TO SHARE

LARGE. MODERN; all new furni.
ture; n acre ground; maid; 6 min
to. D. c. or PentsSon. ia. 5-64lf
CoLoRED COUPLE wANrED-Liv.
ing quarters free; husband empl.
wife to help in home. Box 393-V
Star
Evening star., 1951-10-09
STIRITRRAN

Brick det. rambler containing two
good-size bedrms.. liv. rm., din, rm.,
kit. and bath. Ideal for small family
who desire temperature radiant
heat and fenced play yard. To in
spect this home at 6902 Barton
Td.' ',rGgs Hgsttsyllls Sdhp.Snl Sall sdt SHANNON Y y
Evening star., 1951-10-09
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
9o1 UEPMONT AWE Al VIZ
SEVERAL VACANCIES

4ll0 0Jn 81. NV.
Three 1-bedrIn apts., pvt. baths;
Sos, SS5. S100. Call BOSS &
PHEI PS INC MA Q30n III
Evening star., 1951-10-09
HoUsES-sALE-MD. tcsns.)

SILVER gPRMG-New 3-bedroom
Fanssr' so s baSa spa e9lo9a:s XII r1m an
aas aays hsTs large H. eaTss.s rns with n TsR1; Hns
well-established residential .commu-
mites. conven. to schools and transp.
Shown BY appt; WIN: !. RICHARD
soaNSi INC; nr IN 81 saLbs4Ss 1890; ewes. 70.
sfLves I1H2s 0t sRR1NG@s ri S6SotS' bedrooms. Q
wooded. corner lot; large liv. rm:
with, firepl.. recr. rm.. side screened
porch; attached garage; fne neigh
yeniens to schools and transporte-
nent. @ WIN. VINE I. RicHARDsoN. cgnH INC.
81 81 49Se; eyes,. Ju. 7-6s46 or
SILVER sPRiNG-seven-room corner
brick and JIM. Colonial. den nrst
f.. full bsmt.. workshop, oil heat.
06l0. BEERS BROS, till 8, 81. 7eIl.
SILVER sPRNG-Brick ranch-typs
rambler; 2 rms, baths. 2 screened
in porches; all on 1st 4; expansion
attic; bsmt. with. 2 exits; oil hot:
water heat; brick garage; wooded
Ssov S 7oTs5 nSgse sns ens lot pTese ass
s, siess Price. $685. So CLAUDE
SILVER SPRING, close-in; 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial; side porch. bsnlt.
med msh eet sas hsst a5o ks soWn HsS s 5
per mo. for 5 yrs, then sos. Price.
S15,950. CLAUDE WOOD, 81. $500.
SILVER SPRING AREA and 3.
bedrm. houses; down payments start
at $3.50. monthly payments IS low
as sssS; S9sST per ponp ne; FOR spPS; 20 n n
JU. 7-60S0; eyes,, 81. S34S. 10
WHEATON HILLS-Lovely brick bum
galow on beautifully Handicapped
cor. lot, with 2 lge. bedrms., lge. liv:
rm.. kit. with din. area, screened
Assume $4,000 .GI financing. This
'e Site tastes. M sHr' For appt raa '' to inspect.
call MODERN REALTY Co. 10.
agent. 10
NEW s-RooM COLONIAL, powder
rm. 1st a.; cor. lot, 50xl70. Bus
stop at door; schools. blk: .: G.
T. n' RfcRAsps6s' Rl1s s5S"r e e sRR' IT, 4CsS; @S
ewes. JU. 8-4664, JU. 1850. la
w1ah h1as. EScHAsSE Il J. sSIins Nd for iEE Ee
value in -Arl. or Falls Church; 4
bedrms., 2h baths: valued at $22.-
CISCO or or oW.. N. s544. 'A III = "a
s525 DOWN, non-e1 or CT; 2 bed
Ran rsss sSDPfdk ks fr RE2n4Y Sint eo g.
sH. 1875 till 8 pm.
SANTA CLAUS has come to. town
early with a private home having
3 bedrooms. living room, dining
room. kitchen. ceramic tiled bath.
large front and side porch; also has
l n nrtV fAA
part Of your monthly payment. Only
BROWN AGENCY. sH. 3444. sH.
TO THE LADY OF TIE HOUSE,
Wash, D. C., and vicinity. Dear
Madam. S5s Of the bargain hunters
always on the lookout for bargains.
n and here is 2 good one; . Hrand.ney
q coy living room. dining room,
combination modern kitchen. cera-
mic tile bath and full dry basement,
Dental section. This lovely home
can be bought for the low down pay
ment Of $4,000. It's . real bar
gain hunters chance TO buy . home
at the low price Of S1.950: Sin.
ssEfiy s444, sa s9qFs; s4g4' GROWN AGENCY H,i sH'
NEAR NAVAL oRDNANcE-Attrac.
tive 2-year- r-old white clapboard. .
bedrms. and oath OF 1st a.; finished
pine-paneied studio room on End A.;
| recreation room space on ground
level; beautiful patio and fenced
yard. THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO.
1900 until 8 pm, 1920 Conn.
BRICK BUNGALOW, near Indian
Springs c. c.; less than / year old;
4 5 rms, bath, with storage attic, fun
bsmt.. gas heat: excel terms. SH.
0610. BEERS BROS. till 8, 81. ISL I.
| 10
Evening star., 1951-10-09
COOP. APIS. SALE tcont.)
1-REDROOM APT.
Own Your Own Apt Home

SWll- Jul oWll APu. -41Oll1C
Phone our ONCE for all the
details and for appointment to
inspect the following 4 apart
ments.
ANOTHER EXTRAORDI-
NARY value at 1880 Belmont
st, NV. A corner apt. in good
condition with . bedrooms.
living room, dining room.
kitchen, bath and porch for
only S6,750,g with $500 cash
and reasonable monthly pay
mentS.
ALSO AVAILABLE, a l-bed-
room, living room, kitchen, di-
nette, > large closets and bath
apartment at 1909 Summit pl.
NV, which can be bought for
$1,000 cash and is very easy
to pay monthly.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
efficiency apartment at 1885 N
st. NV. with attractively mod
ernlEed kitchen and southern
exposure. Offered to buyer with
substantial cash.
AN APARTMENT the size Of
rambler, with 2 bedrooms,
q 27xl6-ft. living room with
fireplace, modern kitchen and
bath, and large dining room.
A reasonable offer will buy this
lovely home, just l block from
Dupont Circle.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1926
wash. Bldg, RE. 12lS or RE. 174!
Evening star., 1951-10-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

FOREST HEIGHTs-Detached. 6-rm
Faaded Eameisr'l lots WITH HtSfai Anichor or fence:
baths. gas heat. Asking Sl7,o00
Owner leaving city. Must sell
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 134I
Good Hope I'd. sc. LU. 4-340O. Lu
Mr.. ''sd;N BOILING FIELD. s54.17 mo
$500 cash. Mod. 5-rm. brk. and
stone: full bsmt.; rec. rm.. fenced
yard; A good buy! HARRY L. GOD
NEW DETACHED CORNER Brick,
baths, recr. room, garage. Inn
mediate possession. Price. S26,500.
Call JOHN l.. SHELTON, Realtor
10. $4,000 until 9 pm. 10
LOVELY BRICK BUNGALOW. only
3Ia yrs old. Extra apt. rents for
sos. You must see this house to
appreciate what it offers. Can be seen
anytime; 2 blks; to D; e line e,r S. 81
IF p YoU dT'Si Want a large, roomy home.
oil heat. conv. located, this is it.
Owner sacrificing this lovely home;
terms. Call Mr.. Baines, FIR. 1887.
cox & CO.. RE. 1888.
HOME AND INCOME, 2O-ft. semi-det.
brk.: Z rms. baths, 2 kitchens:
excel. location OF Alabama ave. not
far from Fairfax Village shopping
center; easy financing; make an
offer. Ewes. call WI. 4S34, FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.