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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17

The wing-footed CAP pilot was
1t. Milo w. Snider, of Silver
Spring. He sighted his fox while
getting his plane from a private
runway for the mission near Da-
mascus, and took off with tally.
no" and a "yoicks," running the
half-grown kit-mangy and far
from well-but a fast animal for
man on foot. 1t. Snider who
admits near heart failure from the
chase, put the live fox in the trunk
of his car and has the pictures to
prove his story.
Shortly after dawn, 1t. Harold
T. Hawkins, Commander Officer,
Silver Spring Flight, CAP, took
off on a reconnaissance fight to
locate the two National Guard COM
panies. The telltale CLINT of sun
on kitchenware gave away the
camoufaged Guard units and both
companies received direct hits with
one-pound flour sack bombs"
The dawn bombing" of the
Maryland National Guard came at
the end of an all-night simulated
combat problem between the two
companies from Silver Spring and
Kensington. Following the recon-
noissance flights and "bombings,"
National Guard officers interro-
gated CAP fliers to determine
camouf1age defects which had led
to discovery of the units from the
air. Capt. Charles E. Peter, Com
manding officer of the 115th Serv-
ice Company and Capt. B. A. Bur-
roughs of the 115th Heavy Mortar
Company made reconnaissance
flights with 1t. Hawkins.
Washington Grove Canteen Serv.
ice, Montgomery County Red Cross
manned by Mrs. David Bradley
Mrs. C. C. Roger, Mrs. G. c.
Swami and Mrs. Bernard Floyd
served coffee and doughnuts. They
were assisted by the County Can
teen Service chairman Mrs. R. P,
Long, Bethesda. Lloyd Morris,
Eastern Area Field Representative,
ARC, observed the mission from
the Red Cross standpoint. E. o.
Haenni, County Motor Corps, ARC,
was also present as an observer.
R. F. BARLEY, Safety Services
Chairman, County Red Cross, was
present to take care of any emer-
gencies. Volunteer firemen and
rescue squad from Damascus were
headed by Chief G. X. Howes with
two crews and trucks standing by.
CAP officers who planned the
flight and its operation we're: 1t,
Hawkins; 1t. Carl L. Cessna, OPP
erations; and 1t. j.. F. Mehserle,
Asst. Operations; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
j. Clark, flight Photographic Off
GERS; 1t. Larry Willis, Interroga-
ton; 1t. Milo Snider and Cranston
Shrader, engineering; Sgt. Guy
Burke, in charge of ground rescue
.S/Sgt. w. L. Hoppe, transporta-
ton; Lyman H. Wolff, Pho.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Precinct Leaders
To Meet Thursday
In Courthouse

The elected precinct officials of
Montgomery County's Democratic
party are being invited to attend a
!, Countrywide meeting Tuesday,
MAY 81, at s pm. in the Circuit
Court room in the Rockville Court
house.
Alice W. Hostetler, Director of
Precinct Organization for the
Democratic State Central Commit
tee for Montgomery County, has
issued the meeting call in answer
to the expressed desire of many
precinct officials at an April meet
ing that there be more general
meetings between the Democratic
State Central Committee and the
elected precinct officials.
Chief item on the agenda will
be current legislation now before
the County Council. One of the
things to be discussed will be the
Board of Zoning Appeals. Recon-.
mendations as to future legislation
and the development of precinct
organization will be sought from
those present at the meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Many Attractions
AtLOne Oak Fete
Saturday, May 10

Attractions of all sorts, will vie
for the attention of all ages on the
grounds of Lone Oak School, Gran
din and WOODBURY. Avenues, Rock
vile, on Saturday, May 10 from
noon until pm.
There will be wide variety of
entertainment, much of it free,
including games, field events,
Maypole dance, pony rides, q for
tune teller, movies and puppet
show There will be an operetta by
the first grade; a health parade by
the second grade; the third grade
will do folk dancing; the fourth
grade will prepare balloons; fifth
grade will sing the school song
which il composed; and the sixth
grade will stage father and son
ball game.
A dedication ceremony is sched-
uled for two o'clock. Among those
present for this occasion will be
Mrs. Ben Baylor Jr., newly elected
president Of the Board of Educa-
ton; DR.. Edwin W. Broome, su-
perintendent Of schools; Richard
Carpenter, assistant superinten-
dent; retiring P-TA president.
Robert McClurkin, and incoming
president, Boyd Ladd. Girl Scouts,
the Bluebirds and the School Pa
troll will all participate.
On view will be library exhibit,
dolls and hobbies, even a snake
show. There will be voice record
ing portrait sketching. Books for
summer reading will be on sale,
and the new hats and sweat shirts
bearing the school name will be
available in quantity. There will be
a grabbag, pinwheels, fancy work
and some fine seedlings. Lunch
booths will offer hot dogs, ice
cream, pink lemonade, popcorn and
baked goods.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17

Speaking before the Montgomery
County Historical Society Thursday
evening at the Woodward e. 10th.
rop Auditorium the former Speaker
of the House Of Delegates, a his.
torian of some note, and one of the
most impressive speakers to ap.
pear before the society took for his
subject the history of the county
before it was established as a sepa.
rate political unit.
Introducing himself as a "full.
hedged hayseed" he traced the his
tory of what is now Montgomery
County from shortly after the ar
rival of the Ark and the Dove TO
establish st. Mary's, TO the time
this county was set up in 1916
from the time when there were no
counties-only the English desig-
nation of hundreds"
st. Mary's City was the first
seat Of government for the whole
state. There the first State House
was erected. Mr.. Humphrey urged
visit to the replica Of this old
building which the state recently
erected as a historic monument.
When Charles County was cary
ed out Of st. Mary's in 1850, the
section now Montgomery was in
cluded and our county seat became
Port Tobacco. In 1896 we became
a part of Prince George's-which
included all of what is now Freder-
ick, Montgomery, Washington,
Allegheny and Carrot Counties,
with Mt. Calvert, five miles from
the present county seat at Upper
Marlboro, as the first county seat.
The boundaries then remained I'M
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Delinquent Tax List
Published This Week

The Sentinel this week, and
for the next three weeks, will
carry the delinquent tax list -
approximately 900 pieces of real
estate on which taxes had not
been paid by the deadline on
Monday.
According to Mr.. Diamond,
as of May ID, 1851, an $500
penalty fee was assessed against
delinquent bills. OF this amount
$500 is in charge for adyer-
Using each property, and $500
is a penalty.
Properties on which taxes
are not paid by June II, 1851
will be offered for sale.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Earlybird Bradshaws
Off To Do Christmas
Shopping In Baltimore

It's not June in January, but
December in May. At least it is
for the Murray Bradshaws who
are leaving for Baltimore the end
Of the week to do their annual
Christmas shopping for the West
ern Auto Supply Store in Rockville.
They will attend the toy show at
the Lord Baltimore Hotel on Sun
day and Monday, and make selec-
tions for their Christmas stock.
The show is being sponsored by
the Baltimore division of Western
Auto Supply Co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17

The joint mission included the
Silver Spring Flight, CAP, in con-
junction with the 115th Service
Company, Silver Spring and the
115th Heavy Mortar Co., Kensing-
ton and County Red Cross units.
Also standing by in event of emer-
gency were members of the Da-
mascus Volunteer Fire Department
with two fire trucks and an am
bulance which fortunately was not
needed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Carver Jr. College Forum

The faculty and students o
Carver Junior College invite yol
to attend a forum on what Con
tribution Can a Junior Collegr
Make to the Life of a Community
This program will be held at thu
Lincoln Auditorium on Sunday az
ternOon, May ~, at 4 PM.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Large Farm Near
HendersOn's Corner
Sold To Eric johnson

Economic Stabilizer Eric John
ston and Joyce O'Hara, vice presi-
dent of the Motion Picture Pro-
ducers' Association, have bought a
549-acre farm at Henderson's
Corner near Gaithersburg for ap-
proximately $85,000.
A deed to the property, part of
the 1,100-acre Harry Hoskinson
farm was filed yesterday in Mont
gomery County Circuit Court at
Rockville. The transaction deal
was handled by ]. Vinson Peter,
Rockville real estate broker.
Mr.. O'Hara said neither he nor
Mr.. Johnson plans to live on the
property but that they will do
some Maryland farming there and
raise some grain and cattle"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
ROckville's Defense
Set-Up Registering
Available Trucks

In conjunction with Rockville's
Civil Defense Program, the
Transportation Department
headed by Oliver II. Perry, is
seeking registration Of all
trucks, pick-ups and station wa
CONS, that might be made avail
able for emergency service.
Forms are available in the
office Of Mayor and Council as
well as at various garage and
service stations in the town.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Unusual Things Take Place
During Maneuvers Sunday

red fox, run to earth and captured alive by Civil
Air Patrol pilot foot and field kitchen revealed by the
flash of sunlight kitchenware which brought down Lib
-four sack bombs on two Maryland National Guard Com
panies highghted which took place in the Lay
louisville Damascus vicinity over the weekend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
Montgomery Blair Student
Press Scholarship Winner

Announcement made today that the second annual
scholarship given to June graduate of the county high
schools by the Montgomery Press Association by
William Frank McNaughton of 1902 Hilton Ave., Takoma
Park, who represented Montgomery Blair High School,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
This County Should Be Part
OfSouth Nd. PumphreySays

Montgomery County because of it's past history and
its settlement by the English forbears should still
included in Southern Maryland State Delegate Leroy
phrey of Prince Georges County told group of local his
torans. "You have wonderful county-sel it," he said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17
THE NEWS
FROM
Here And There
Chamber of Commerce

The next regular meeting OF the
Rockville Chamber of Commerce
will be held Monday evening, May
q in the Fire Department Build
ing. The plan to form a Rockville
Band will be presented to the group
by Mrs. Jayne Lynn and Robert
Kline. Mr.. Kline is a band in
structor in county schools. The
meeting on the 21st will probably
be the last until September.
Acquires Registered Cow
Raymond L. Toilet, Dickerson,
recently acquired a registered Hol-
stein-Friesian cow from the herd
of Warne Brothers, Romulus, NY.
Change of ownership for this ami
NAL, Bel-Stein Chieftain Molly, has
been officially recorded by the
Holstein-Friesian Association of
America.
Memorial Service May ~
There will be a memorial service
on Sunday, May 81, at Union
Cemetery, Burtonsville, beginning
at 8 pm. Features of the service
will be speakers and a musical
program. The public is invited.
Children's Day At Cathedral
Saturday, May 10, has been de-
signated Children's Day at the
Washington Cathedral. At an IL
Am. service, the annual presen-
tation of the Lenten Offering by
each Sunday School in Diocese will
be made. At 1890 there will be
picnic lunch on the Cathedral
Grounds, followed by races, games
and other field events on the play
ing field of St. Adams School.
\ Guest Preacher At Travilah
John r. Jehle, student at As
bury Theological Seminary, will be
guest preacher at the Travilah
Baptist Church on Sunday, May 20,
at 8 PM.
Cerebral Palsy Assn. To Meet
The regular monthly meeting of
the Montgomery County General
Palsy Association, Inc. will be held
at 8 PM, Monday, May 81, in the
hearing room of the Montgomery
County Liquor Dispensary Build
ing at Silver Spring. The princi-
pal business of the evening will be
conferred around the 1851 fund
raising campaign and it's progress
to date, and reports from commit
tee chairmen.
Interfaith Scholarship
At u. of Md.
The University of Maryland has
announced that applications are
being accepted for the Rabbi
4 Edward L. Israel Interfaith Schol-
Ssrship Of 5000 which is awarded
to the junior student OF any faith
who has contributed most toward
promoting amicable relations
among University religious groups
and the improvement of student
religious life. Minister of var
lous campus religious groups have
been asked to nominate students
they consider most deserving of the
honor. Selection of the winner
will be made by committee
chosen by University President H.
c. Byrd, consisting of the Religious
Life Committee and the religious
advisors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17

Schedules are made to remind
you how far behind you are in your
work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17

William r. McN1ughtOn
the son Of Frank McNaughton,
correspondent for Time magazine,
and whose mother is teacher, is
editor-in-chief of his school paper,
Silver Chips, the paper which has
won national honors during the
year. He plans to continue his
studies at Missouri University
which offers one of the three top
journalistic courses.
In applying for the scholarship,
Continued on Page
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-17

Children's Bureau reports infant,
maternal deaths at low.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
MOVING. PACKING 6 sToR AGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

VIRGINIA COUNTRYSIDE-Exquisite
house; completely furnished; > bed
rms. soft. Hv. rm., flrepl.. chicken
iins; snss over good roads can Or
MT. PLEASANT. 4 bedrms.. garage.
completely furn. and newly deco;
rated. $3.50 mo. Immed. poss. Call
ST $500 or AID. 1862. -13
BETHESDA-Det.. 7-room house ga
TsG rage cS2S Get; n, / tS SaiS Nay 80 5000 per
Full bsmt.. fenced-in yard. 50xl9oo
tt; S135 mo. Apply ewes. after $50
or all day sat. and Sun. 6937 De
n Nesaql ARL-svbeSrm. sTeSqra~? s-bath @ det brick.
auto. heat. flrepl., screened porch,
garage. Vac. S175. Call ia. s-332l
BETHEsDA-Det., 4 bedrms., 2 baths.
conv. to everything; express bus;
rent ceiling, S225. OR. O020. -15
KENSINGTON - An authentic farm
house on a large lot. shaded by old
trees. Only . blks. of Conn. ave-,
close to transp., stores and churches;
4 bedrms.; automatic heat; artesiann
water. electric range, ;Y gsrage; ,,yT,eI vel
INC" l4is H ST. NV DI. sOofs OF
YOU MAY LIVE in a row house. rent
under S45; front and back yard. on
Mass. ave.; 16 blocks from the
Capitol in Sc. section. If you have
$500 cash to buy the furnishings
retired lawyer. leaving the. city on
indefnite leave account of Illness.
CHOICE N. ARL. location: rms,
full bsmt., screened porch. COM
pletely furn. Years lease. Call ia.
FORT BELvOIR AREA bedrm.. liv.
rm.. kit, bath. Large porch. Di-
rectly on river S1o0 mo. Call
ATTR. MOD. COUNTRY HOME. mr.
Andrews Field. Reas. rental to care
NORTH TfhA1ti 1HtRLfSGToS IStiTS5SS TS Comfortable
3-bedrm. brick: rec; rm.; nro bus
stores, churches. KE. 3-67O7. 2
BETHESDA-5 rooms. Q bedrms., 1
bath: nicely furnished; $3.50 mo
NORTHWEST REALTY. OIL. 6s67.
M, S655 -l6
Evening star., 1951-09-13

WHITE OR COLORED GROCERY
NOTIONS, corner loc. with apt; too
much for woman operator; priced
for quick sale. Ii. 3-9694 before
l or after 5 pm. --l6
Evening star., 1951-09-13
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-$17,55O new brick, s.
bedrm. rambler with full bsmt., lge.
kit, concrete patio; nice lot with
trees; conv. to schools and transp.
$4,000 cash. Call Mr.. Matthews,
81 81. KIP KIP with COOLEY BEoQs.'
BETHESDA-Se6, 500. Undoubtedly
one Of the. most attractive brick
homes. in this section. Reception
hall, living room with fireplace, din
ing room, de luxe kitchen. 3 fine
floor. "A very cozy recreation room
with fireplace and bar. Built-in ga
rage, porch. Many extras, and every
thing in new-house condition: 15-
day possession. BILLINGSLEY IL
KoRzENDORFER, OR. 1926 till 8
BETHEsDA-S19,5O 500 - Immaculate
brick home near Edgemoor Club,
Transportation and shopping. own
er leaving for California and must
home today. BILLINGSLEY q KNR-
zENDoRFER, OR. 1928 til 8 m.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. tcsn,.,

NEAR LIST AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
Det brick in very convenient sec
tion, containing 8 bedrms.; gas a.-c.
Paiss fffs RsssGResly7 Wo 7SB6S SB6eeS until IHos H.
SWAPSin b. c. mr.. Casualty Hos
pital. house with income, for det.
home in nearby. Md. or Va. Ii.
4-2772 No dealers. IL Z
1927 10th ST. N.E.-Three-year-o -old
semidet brk. in excel. cond.; hign-
ly convenient and desirable location,
near public and parochial schools
and transportation; very lge. rms,
tile bath; full basement with Law.
and outside entrance;. lge. concrete
screened porch; workshop; storm
windows: gas heat; Anchor-fenced
rear yard; fine safe recreational
area for children. Priced at S16.-
500. Owner, leaving city Oct. l.,
urges immediate sale. Ewes. call
~. 7-7IS6. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Chevy Chase

"A superior HdIIlpler
In D. C. mr.. Rock Greek Park. Lovely
new section. beautifully planned and
built brick. on q wide lott. 3 fine
btedrms;, lge. liv; Em: with big din.
level with rec. rm. space 2Ox3O.
Priced at S35,500. Exceptionally
good value
Evening star., 1951-09-13
AURORA HILLS

ideally located, only minutes. from
Pentagon; bedrooms. baths,
modern kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal. large screened porch;
full basement with rec. room. laun:
dry with Bendix. maids room and
bath; attached garage. Attractive
garden and flagstone terrace for out
TALLY furn.. S275 mo. MCKINNEY
d MECHLING. INC, OV. 2220.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
HOUSES TO SHARE

yrs yrs. to share house. Sac a mo month tn
Call 10. 2-6054 after 6:30.. -15
WILL SHARE my very attractive
home with middle age lady of good
character $50 mo. GE. 624O
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Bethesda
$20,500
2-Story Brick

Nice lot on q high elevation. 4 blks.
iiiv. ii rm. M" with adjacent porch, din.
rm.. lge. kit, 3 bedrms. and bath.
Attached garage in fine condition.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
LET US
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

- Downtown; a long
established money maker serving
iood Ss doo only; MY t at present ag doing oyer oyer
owner has other business. Price,
$4,000; attractive terms to expert
enced restaurant man. For further
information call ME. 665s. 13'
= Direct from owner;
receipts over S115,000, yearly; will
equip. wish to retire: fine set-up
for partners; substantial cash: Box
oPF6RFGNirY l1'6i FthEi for pyivat. investor YES
to invest in e. yell,known private
NEWSSTAND. available September is.
Call Metropolitan 1866 between 2
wHfsKEP. iii ( m BEER and sandwiches.
doing S125 day. Opportunity to
increase food; .changing neighbor.-
So, 900 down. Complete price $4,000.
SAM cHANTKER. st. 37o3. sH.
1895. Ia
CABINS on Route 1. Balti-
more pike; good cond;. now in op.
GRAFTON. fully equipped. rented $50
to $S5 per night. $4,000 to
so9n 600 cs safh MEfo hfffeS PWqst RPEk faSas
1I51 18th st. NV, DI. 5016; ewes.
lfEIWaisST1AND-seoo fIai weekly business;
exec, el,~income; will give trial; 965
Bonifant ST.. Silver Spring; no phone
IURSERY Child care; money-maker:
long lease. Price $4,000 cash. Box
saRBBER B ssfHoP for sale, in shopping
center; cash or terms rent, $3.50.
1913 R; !; ave. NE, AID. 1884, MR..
rHVEPG dnvntown saa+s oo. en-
day trial; S16,950. terms; will
accept small cash down payment or
equity in real estate. Box ut,
7 900 DOWN. Direct from owner;
bal, $4,000 in small monthly pay
me- ments; s169 good downtown lunch room
rooms and bath above.
Neighborhood badly needs high-class
grocery or delicatessen-a Yiddish
cup would Immediately grasp pos
sibilities. Have many prospective
PARKER REAL ESTATE. 435 4th
DELIScxTiEssEN III and Restaurant; on
and of beer: new equipment; high
class Alex. location. Real opportu-
I1 nity. i vii viii pay you to to look look INTO INTO
Mrs. Tindula, with COLONIAL IN
yEsTMENT CO., XII. s-3644 or TIE
BARBER SHOP AND SCHOOL, 12
chairs. Est. 1913. Owner retired
1942 le chanss snnp of lifetime! sas RIGH- Ss;E,-
more ST. Baltimore 2, Md.
GROCERY STORE AND APT.
No. Englewood, mixed trade, New
or lease. 1-yr.-old bldg. or store
only. Really de luxe. Bargain.
]. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. $3.50.
lib
Evening star., 1951-09-13
BETHESDA

CLARENDON RD.
OWNER BUYING LARGER HOME
Pleasant 3-bedroom brick, built II
1949 Excellent condition. Prett,
living room and dining room. Largt
screened porch, awnings. Lowell!
yart yard &c. Close to osh SCHOOLS and trans
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. Realtors
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts. Sumner e. Spring Valley
4S30 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 4464
ONCE Open Daily and Sunday
. AM. to Q PM.
Dist Your House With Us.)
Evening star., 1951-09-13
BOSS & Phelps. INC.

1411 x st NV. la
18th & LONGFELLOW SITS.
One Of those delightful de-
tached homes located west of
18th st, and adjacent to Rock -
Creek Park. It is of frame con-
struction and situated on beau
tifu.ly improved lot S5x120.
Ideal for a large family or any
one desiring q quiet location
that Is free of trafic and yet
convenient to transportation,
shopping, etc. and Just about
15 minutes drive to downtown.
The improvements are modern,
including gas furnace. and
there are 2 DELIGHTFULLY."- propor-
toned rooms. 2 porches. a 3rd
floor that has roughed-in
plumbing for bath and heat for
additional rooms II desired.
gear brick garage. Property In
vacant. Price. S26. 800. To in
spect, call Mr.. Farr Evenings.
rHOS. j. FISHER g. CO., INC
Realtors. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
4 BEDROOMS

Custom built, 2-story det., tapestry
brick home. featuring large living
modern kit. and den on 1st d.;
stairs to attic; bull bsmt.: ell h.-w.
h. garage; excellent condition. Call
John Tommasi. MA. $500. ewes. OV.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
James E.. Schwab

5522 Conn. Ave. OR. $500
Open Until 9:30 PM. -13
CHEVY CHASE
Walking distance to Blessed Sacra.
ment. and public schools, brick Co
lonial, true center nall, 23-ft. liv
rm with lge; screened porch. lge
space, u bath on 1st A.: 8 twin
size bedrms. and 2 baths on 2nd n.
fun bsmt. with " bath and exit;
slate roof: garage; large level lot.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
OIL. 1888, Bethesda, Till o PM.
Evening star., 1951-09-13

COLORED-OPEN TONIGHT, So
450 Park I'd. nv, 3-bedrm; semidet.
gIhi saERrzAa. zA sasl; RE' ssoY' " oIlEF1sD nfS
COLORED-ATTRAC. row brick; 8
bedrms:. mod: bath. liv. rm.. din. rnl.,
kit; full bsmt. with front outside en-,
trance; gas h.-w.h.; 81. 900 down and
800 q mo. CAN MI Burton RE.
CCCnnooRESD CnoSD VARNiUM. iii Five
bedrooms Q baths, gas heat, large
garage; $500 cash required. Shown
81 appt. only. OWNER. WI. 6S22.
CoLoRED-11s2 BUCHANAN ST.
First time offered. 20-ft. row brick.
2 family; porehes. 2 baths, 2 kits,
expensive Lecr. rm.: gas heat; deer 6eep
TT9 FERNS. Dfs No S;i aSe;nits is1o's IA. s76S. Mi4
COLORED-vERY LGE. home. conv.
to everything; income. win more
than make payments after cash de-
gpgS4isn g%g4 4nrn q a e. 'o9e; ,a,e Can JAMES ia s.
NV, 6 rooms, brick. neat back yard.
h.-w.h.; excellent surroundings.
p. JOHNSTON. Hu. 7s12. pc.
COTIORED-LARGE FAMILY or in
come; 1910 First st. NV; 3-story
brick. 8 rms. 5 bedrms., bsmt., gas
heat; vacant; very clean; low. price;
low down payment; act quickly. ST.
1856. JU. S-4296, TANEN REALTY
COLORED-UPsHUR ST. NW.-A
fine Colonial-type home consisting
of 4 lge. bedrms.. Q baths. side en-
trance hall. hardwood mrs. through
out; lovely liv. rm.; I'd. 140-feet
deep; bet. 14th and 18th st.; won
responsible buyer with low cash pay
ment. and S126 per mo. For private
inspection call Mr.. lawrence. OR
$40: ewes, RA. 1868 ]. NELSON
HUGHES. -14