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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09

yond politics. It has done much to
reawaken the long dormant inter-
est Of the free citizen in the man.
agement Of his government. It is
one Of the most hopeful signs OF
our times" They suggest that, as
many of the measures are contro-
versial, those who entertain reser-
vations with some of the aspects of
the Report should express their
viewpoints frankly and freely in Or
der that there may be open debate
across the country.
have had so many letters urg-
ing action upon these reorganiza-
tions that have thought to present
the main ones to you briefly at in
tervals, that you may have them
before you for your thoughtful con-
sideration.
You will recall that the bipartisan
Hoover Commission handed In the
report Of its findings and recon-
mendations in June of 1949. Since
that time about half of these rec
concentrations have been adopted.
"~NAN AOSAAAAA0 yOus AAvWCSVAs 90 l
have done on past occasions through
the press and newsletter, that the
Reorganizations Plans submitted
by the Administration and the
Hoover Commission recommends
tions are not one and the same. To
date most Administration plans
have come to the Congress as reso-
lutions rather than as bills, and
have passed or failed as such. Most
bills more nearly conforming to the
Hoover Commission recommends
tions stay buried in Committees.
Probably the most important Of the
Reorganization Plans that has be-
come law was that which gave US
. united military command and the
present Department Of Defense.
More about this important mat
ter in later newsletters.
TWO women have been recently
i elected to the House seats left
vacant by the death q their huS.
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ACENDA CLUB

Everybody seems to be on Va
cation. | have heard ttat George
and Marie Stuehler are i'll Florida
80. Marie and Marty sperle are
on another honeymoon q.
Johnny and Irene Giersh were
camping at East Harbor &.
Mike and Esther Henneges visited
Emma and Michael Hertel in
Pittsburgh and Pete and Lo-
retta Weiss also took little trip
for themselves ..
We have Edna Henning Miller
on the sick list. We wish her a
speedy recovery.
We are asking all Church Or
CARNATIONS to cooperate with
their designated chairman for the
"Traubeniest' which will be held
Sunday, October 9TH at the West
Side Sachsenheim. All proceeds
OF this affair will go directly to
the Church Building Fund. We
need the help OF everyone. Ennis
Barbour is General Chairman. Al
Fernengel is Finance Chairman,
Marie Sperie, Entertainment
Chairman, John Schneider is
Chairman OF the Grape Festival,
and we have asked George Web
ber to be Master OF Ceremonies
We are appealing TO all Saxons,
even those who are not members
OF our church, to mari X October
9TH on their calendars as we hope
to make this a gala affair where
everyone should enjoy them
selves in their Saxon costumes,
celebrating an old-fashloned
custom. Remember October 7th.
The Agenda Club is sponsoring
the "Traubenfest."
II. l.
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rone o1lf einen Eoliteritubl umo ip
paliicrte ibr nihts. Sic 0cht aud,
bellte nod ll,b spar ncht tic icithcr
Ncnal!. "a crlpnd)te CT crit pollltGn.
hia llno iah. baf er nid,t Den 0es
licbtcn &orpcr Mannis inn Slrn,cc
l,iclt. ionDcrll Den lSnliter liebcpoll
ans Ser; ocbriidt bate lnO nid,t
Nanni hattie icin G,eiit,t oeitreii,clt.
lollocrn Der SSil,o belpeote Den 0ors
bono;irf Dor DEM oife,len ,seniter
slm sob"
IS ,par cin bittcrcs Grluad)cn.
ober Die Gflid)t rici. Mit einem
Sab mar er aus Dem Sett. einioc
Sen,pi 8elenfsiibunaen, ouacflcioet
lllln iho nIertia alrm stort ins
sob. ~
Zen Nanien Sha iibcr fpnnte er
Den SralIm niht peraeiieu. lSor cs
cine ,Sata .Mor0ana. cine 6olluiino=
tion. cine Slus0eburt ieiner Hbonta.
lie pher mares Gin Smem?
vSrGllmc iinb Sf)Glme" iaot
nos Sprid,port. Sin anpercs obcr
'oot: Sas blnariNe Shlpein trGumt
ppn !Nlifllrltb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09
NEW CASTLE NEWS
BY MIKE LINZ

Well | guess its about time
someone wrote something i'll the
paper. After all YOU know the
I. s. !. \. reunion is two weeks
off, that's the 10Th OF August
at New Castle Saxon Picnic
Grounds. We have god time
planned for all who will attend.
We will have dancing, swimming,
horseshoe. refreshments. etc.
We have been working hard to
make this reunion a success, but
| guess the only way it can be
a success is by each and every
one OF the T. S. J. 4. members
and former members being there.
SO come one come all. but be sure
to come to New Castle on the
10Th Of August.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09

THE SAXON Mr.. & Mrs. CLUB

The Youngstown Saxon Mr.. &
Mrs. Club held their August
meeting on the 1st. after which
most of the members went to
1dora Park for an evening of fun
and relaxation.
The annual Corn and Wiener
Roast will be held this coming
Saturday. Aug. llth, at Booth
Lake. We are to meet at the
North Side Swimming Pool, by
8 100 D. m.
Sunday, Aug. 10Th is the date
for the basket picnic which is be-
ing held at Woodlanwn Park.
The telephone committee will
get in touch with all members to
give them specific details on both
events.
Hostesses for the September
meeting are:
Mrs. John Chef, Mrs. John
Falk, Mrs. Martin Kerr, Mrs
Clyde Housel.
Ludv Brenner.
Recording Secretary
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Zweikampf i'm UrwaId

art Elm gewaltiges Gebiss; ich
sab, dass die Reisszaehne die
Groesse zines Daumens hatten.
Die langen, muskuloesen Arme
,hingen schlaff herab und be-
ruehrten fast die Walden der
verhaeltnismaessig kurzen und
schWachen Beine.
Ploetzlich huschte Elm Schat-
ten an der regungslosen Gestalt
vorueber, Elm Griff der dichtbe-
haarten Arme, zu spaet :!
Wieder das aechzende Stoehnen
und pfeifendes Gefauche, des-
sen Ursache uns nun klar war.
Hier lagen Gorilla und Leopard
i'm Kampf. Nit der Pranke hat
te die Raubkatze wieder Elm
Stueck Fleisch dem Gorilla aus
der Brust gerissen und suchte
in maechtigem Sprung auf Ell
nem der naechsten Baeume Zu-
flucht. Der Leopard verfolgte
cine grausame und hinterlistige
Taktik. Jedesmal, wenn die
Aufmerksamkeit des Affen
nachgelassen zu haben schien,
schnellte er in schnellemSprung
an linn vorbei und versetzte
linn noch waehrend des Sprun-
ges einige Tatzenhiebe.
VIE lange der Kampf schon
gedauert haben moechte, weiss
ich NIGHT zu schaetzen. aber ich
konnte cine finstere Entschlos-
senheit in den Augen des Co.
rillas wahrnehmen. Err tat so.
ais oh er voellig in sich versun-
ken sci, matt Won der Ausein-
andersetzung. Ais jedoch der
Leopard, der Elm ausgewachse-
mes und kraeftiges Exemplar
war, wiederum an dem "Issu"
vorbeispringen wollte, gelang
es diesem, inn NIT seinen her.
kulischen Armen zu fassen. Nit
aller Gewalt schlug er den sich
verzweifelt wehrenden Leopar-
den SO lange an den Baum
stamm, bis er zur Unkenntlich-
keit verunstaltet und das Fell
keinen Penny mehr vert war.
Inter fuerchterlichem Gebruell
tanzte er damn noch cine Weile
auf dem besiegten Gegner und
entfernte sich i'm Dickicht.
Ais Wir uns mach kurzem 70
germ an den Manipulate wag-
ten, fanden Wir nur einen zu
Brei geschlagenen und zertram-
pelten Kadaver vor. - H. B.
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gtiht Sic pra6tpolleu 8outeu, Sic
ols 3euseu elmer olttn 4ultur uno
oes itarten &lnihpiuens elmer ieIbit.
belpubten 8iiraerihaft burd, sic
SabrbunOerte sic 5ren,oen in,ner
tpieoer nod Saneln berIodt baben,
ionbern bie eebeimnispoue uno rat.
ielbaite Gage pom 3atteniGneer bat
oieier Staot 8cltrui einsebraht.
Sn ieoem Sfulleiebud,, eana belon.
ocrs ber augelidd)liifen 2anoer, lit
Iie 81, iinben, uno Tifter, Sbriit'
iteqer, iuie biloenoe aiinitler lmO
nllnmebr aud, Der Slim haben iih
III ilnner ,pieoer nellen Garlanten
nit bieiem urbeimliehen ,,no bod.
oramatid,en Stoii beihditiet, feline
Eopularitat seioroert uno Ser,
Wunih, SEN Srt ser SanbIuns, Sieie
StaOt an oer iduea babnitrOmenSen
Beier ju beiufen aei0roert. Ser
Ginbeimiid,e miro niht ielten bon
san5en Srupps bon 1ouriiten al.
gebalten: ,Yittc, in lpclhem ser
uielen Siigcl lno 9erse runolun lit
Ser Rattenidl,ser nit oen ainoern
|ueridppunoen? llno itinmt cs lpirf'
lif. Oab nod beute eine tiei in ocn
Berg bineiurasenoe Soble scjeist
miro ooer burd, eile Scrtiefung, Sic
uon ienem furd,tbaren greignis ber.
riibrt? - limo Damn ioa cs bier
bod nod bas NatteniGnscrbaus se.
ben, ir Dem Oieier Sauberer selpobnt
bat. Uitte, no iinOen mir Oies?"
Mon mllb tpeit ausbplen, tint ouf
oieie 5ragen eingebeno 81 antlporten.
Wenn nlan Oann aber iagt. oab beie
sage ellen nlr 1ebr puge 81, Delltells
Oen blltoriihen aern in lid, it)liebt,
oab cs niemals Su einer Gntiiibrung
Ser &inber uub elmer Ninuerpieoer.
febr aus Sunflem 8ergperlieB ee.
fommen lit, baB bie eirsisen itei.
nernen 3eusel,, oie 9amelu oui1peiit,
nit elnen, HattenIauecr unb Sier.
beid]porer iiberbaupt nihts al TIM
baben, Damn lit Oie 3uborerihuit
nidt ct1pa eutt1uld)t, ionOern nlm crit
redt intereiiiert. Sic Soae pom Hot.
ten'dnaer beit,ditiat Surh Die Sabr.
bunOerte l,tperunOert aac, oie naf
Samcln fpmn,en, ,uh oie Slitcrifcr
boren nid)t auI, mad, ibrem Tripping
una Sinn 5u iorihen..
Gle ncueIte 9eutuna erfldrt Sen
a,sjug Der III SaneIn scborenen
~ailoer" (y&inoer" ibrer Selmat.
ltobD inter Gornntritt zines b,nt.
acfleIOcten GieiierS nit ser ireimiI.
liaen slusiieoelung il,uaer Voare
naG Mobren mi Gcranlailung bes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-09
ATTENTION, LADIES!

The Ladies OF Teutsch Ev. Lu-
theran Church are asking for
canned goods to be taken to the
Bethesda Home (Orphanage) on
our Sunday School excursion
Wednesday, Aug. 18th. Bethesda
Day is Day of Donation and our
Sunday School has donated
money. Any offering for mainten-
ance and upkeep of the Home
will gladly be accepted. The La
dies of Faith Circle have sug-
gested that we also send canned
goods. All types of canned goods
can be used but large cans are
preferred. Please take your dona-
tions and contributions to the
church parsonage, the church, or
if pickup service is wanted call
Helen Lindeman, Orchard, l.
1898.
Bethesda Day is also a day of
visitation whereby fellow Lu-
therans may see the children and
the Home. There will be a pro-
gram at ? 90 p. nj. and the
speaker will be the Rev. Ralph
w. Loew, d. d., Pastor Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church, Buffalo,
n. Y. The children of the Home
will present an Three-Act Operet-
ia "The Magic Beanstalk."
If anyone is interested in going
to Bethesda please call Rev. G.
A. Voellm WO. l-487O. Ii enough
people are interested bus will
be scheduled to take them to the
Home which is located 3 miles
North of Meadville, Pa. on Route
S6. SO far seventeen children have
sent in their reservations.
H. L.
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0, diese hitze 80:
Fine Reihe Hvndstuge.cese
Won VIKTOR BOTSCHNER

.Gptt sum @ulB, liebe 9ianni,
millfrnm,cn in Der olten ocilnot, Die
audi Teine Soeinlat emit mar" nit
bieien &prtcn beNrilHtc Eiftpr icine
oltc ,Srcllnoin ollf DEM ,1luNllaG
ppn 6ermonnltubt, rcid)te iNr Nns
lumt Die Suno lulD hulf ibr aus hci,l
Niloicu1. Sic ilbcrullcrtcn Den
Eios 1luo iticNen III nus SllltO.
Hcihe lporell suerit ithluei0lum lmo
nlltcrten lid, ocQcnleitlo. IA, Die
Iesten Sabre bottcn lire Splrcl
hintcrIoiicn, muren tic oph nidjt
mcbr Jung, ols lie iih in slnerifo
fcnncn lcrlltcn.
.&ohin fiibrit Su mid. Siiftnr?"
iru9tc 9tanni, yitl) Duc)te, Su hGt=
tclt eil1 ;}inneer i'm N,utcl filr mid
reicruicrt."
vSos audi, obcr sucrit muE id)
Sir hus Earunics ici0cr. >Nh hohc
pos eicfilhl, NuB Der erite Ginbrllt
ullf Sid) Der ollslhloONcbcrDe lcill
miro lmp bu hclltc cin irltcn ii,oncr
NrilhlllNstua lit lnn bic slpci ,Slll0=
ltlnncn Sich lppbl nitht III lchr unz
0c'lcnot bobcn lpcrhcn, fam idl
niht unocrs hunbcln. Sllncrocn
nlllEt Su mir pcr;cibcn. obcr ii,
muf cine 9SciIc ncbcn Sir iciu, id)
nult nit Sir ollcin icin. @onNc Sab.
re hobe ii, oui Nicicn Hluocnblitf
uClportct llnb nllll mill ih i'm olld,
ollafultcn."
rIu bit tros Ser Sabre imncr
nod, Der oltc oChIlchcn. SuN, lpan1
fnmmt Sir Der GeritunD?"
Pic nlcl)r, ncll hohc ih III 9lrc=
rifo perlurcn, oIs id, Tih fcrnrrl
lmo llcbcn lcrl,te", ontpprtete &if=
tor.
Vr Icnfte ous S(lto ichorf Inn sic
Gcfc llnn illhr hlrd hen ihonen ilnz
0cu SSulo. Sus friihc ioitine Griln,
Die lrilriilc Huft llno bic onNcnchmc
&iIbIc mirftcn SSllnper. gcipc iiihI=
ten iih NliIdllob lmO Inn Sabre per,
lllnNt.
y&os mcinit 7u nit Dem Earos
blcs?" frllu 9tonni.
,Ous Earaoics uuf Grnen. Sin
meitoereiiter Dtunn, Der Niclcs ocic=
ben hat. nos mar Der @cneralIc!Dz
morid,ou Crib bon Nnlfenhonn. Der
i'm cr'ten 9Seltfrie0 I'M Sabre 1916
Den ,Selosua ucQen HllmGnien iilbr=
te; er iob homols Siebenbilracn
sllm criIcnmoI lnp ihricb IN icinem
Suh Ser ,Selb'ua QcNen Rlm0=
nien" II. a.: SScnn Siebenbiir0en
niht has EaroDies iclber lit, Damn
lit es bod, lpenIaitcns oer TprNarten
bes Eurabieies. 9tlln, in all pieier
Sdhonbcit lnicrer lieben l0einot
oibt cs cine Stelle, Die Dos EoroDies
Qcnonnt miro. Sohin ipu ih Sih
fllhren lno Dnrt iperbcn mir cl'en
llrh raltel, bcppr mir ils Soptcl fabs
rem, iuate &iftpr.
9toh elmer @infsflrrpe fumen tic
allf cine idone frlld)tbure Gbenc
unb hunn Gina cs lpicDcr it cinen
onhcrcn Gihcmpoln. goln funlcn
lie on Die Scrpcntinen lup hinuntcr
ainN cs in cin licbIichcs Sal. &pr
ihncn lua Ntihclsbera nit ieincr
'd,oncn uItcn GllrQ ouf Den, gcrN=
fcocl llnO linfs ioh MON Nocltou nit
iciner truslNcn &irhcnbllrQ. hchts
crhpb Iih Ntollicifeu llnn unlhIic
Hcnb hurun Der WncEcnhCrO. Sr
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MARTINS FERRY, OHIO

due to the death of brother
Mike Lander, the Martins Ferry
Siebenbuerger Lodge, Branch II,
now has an open position of
custodian of the Hall. All those
interested please send your appli-
cations to President Ben Clark
25l2 Vance Avenue. Warwood,
West Virginia. or Secretary Elsie
rend. y Cemetry Road, Martins
Ferry, Ohio.
For further information, see
next weeks write up
Elsie Orend, Secretary.
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Aus den fernen UrWaeldern
Zentral-Afrikas dringen biswei-
len die seltsamsten Tierge-
schichten an unser Ohr, aber
weniger oft duerften sich Au-
genzeugen fuer ihre Wahrheit
verbuergen.
In den Jahren 1881 bis 1884
hattie ich die seltene Gelegen-
heit, besonders die Eigenschaf-
ten der riesigen Menschenaffen,
der Gorillas, an den Westlichen
Haengen der dichtbewaldeten
Kivuberge eingehend kennen zu
lernen.
Zines Tages. ich befand mich
NIT meinem schwarzen Jagdbe-
gleiter auf der Bueffeljagd, ver-
nahmen wir in ziemlicher Maize
hoechst merkwuerdige Geraeu-
sche. Bald klangen sic vie aech-
zendes Stoehnen, damn wurden
sic unterbrochen Won pfeifen-
dem Gefauche, begleitet vom
Brechen der Aeste und ZWeige.
Einen Augenblick verhielten
wir uns, damn hiess ich den
Schwarzen, sich naeher heran
zu pirschen. Lautlos entfernte
er sich etwa zehn Schritte Won
mir, lugte durch das Gebuesch
und machte mir Zeichen, mach
zukommen. Err hattie die Zweige
acknowledgement, und i'm
ZWielicht der letzten Sonnen-
strahlen konnte ich ,einen
maechtigen Gorilla ausmachen,
der NIT dem Ruecken an einem
ausgewachsenen Urwaldriesen
lehnte. Blutig zerfetzt war
seine Brust, wild der Blick sei-
ner tiefliegenden, teuflisch an
mutenden Augen. Zwischen Sci
men dicken, wulstigen Lippen
f1etschte der Affe mach Hunde-
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CANTON. OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Keep in mind the Bowling
Tournament being held in Can
ton March lst and 2nd. More in
formation after the first of the
year.
Would like to hear from New
Castle concerning the I. S. ]. A.
(old timers) reunion being held
Oh August 10.
Always glad to see Fritz Hoch-
wartl: and Sonny Smiley. home
last weekend for the Old Timers
game.
Ieane Morris. Reporter.
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CLUB SECRETARIES

Notices arriving Wednes-'
day morning at our office
cannot be considered for pu-
blication this same week in
the future.
Please, mail early enough
because we have to stick to
our dead line!
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udlluS. MIS-. MduOe .. Nee W, Oh
West Va and Mrs. Vera D. Buch-
anan ID. of Pa. This brings the
distaff membership of the Congress
to eleven 10 in the House and l
in the Senate) =. the largest num-
ber yet attained.
INCREDIBLE as it may seem, a
L government agency has closed
its doors and melted away almost
unnoticed, its work accomplished.
Thousands of American families,
however, will never cease to be
grateful that it lived these eighteen
years!
The Home Owners Loan Corpo-
ration came into being at the very
depth of the depression. 1t took
over more than a million mortgages
and gave the owners a chance to
save their homes.
When the HOLC closed, it had
paid off all its bonds, returned the
original capital of 5000 millions to
the Treasury and added a check
of sl4 millions in profits.
QETWEEN the afternoon and
ID evening sessions of the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs the other
day I went to the Newspaper Wo-
mems Club to meet the group OF
eleven American women Just re-
turned from a siX-Week tour OF
Germany and to hear their lnspir-
ing account Of the trip. This panel
Of women was chosen by the Wo-
mems Bureau Of the Department OF
Labor in cooperation with the State
Department in order to provide a
basis for two-way consultation on
problems of mutual concern to wo-
men. Certainly the trip was we'll
worth the cost If computed IN terms
of better understanding OF the vex-
ing Germany problem. The contacts
with the German women and the
interchange Of ideas have been
challenging In the extreme.
THE continuing resolution passed
i on June 30th (made necessary
because no regular department ap-
preparations bill had been passed.
has now had to be continued anoth-
er month to keep the government
in business. On July lst, for the first
time in modern legislative history.
the government began q new fiscal
year without q single major appro-
priation bill having been passed. At
this date, month later, although
certain supplemental bills have
passed In both House and Senate.
no regular departmental bills have
become law.
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uEc 10 dCI upon
the Hoover Com
missions Report,
and the need to
press for COM
prehensive ac-
ton.
In a recent
s t a { e m e n { by
certain members
of the Citizens
Committee for
the Hoover Re-
port, I find these
W Or d S: 1T h e
Hoover Report is
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This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

nNE Of the matters discussed at
" the Republican Conference last
week was the Administration fail
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- Please patronize our ad.
vertisers.
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bands: Mrs. Maude S. Kee ID. OF
West Va and Mrs. Vera D. Buch-
anan I'd. of Pa. This brings the
distaff membership of the Congress
to eleven 10 in the House and
in the Senate) =. the largest num-
ber yet attained.
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TWO women have been recently
i elected to the House seats left
vacant By the death ef their hus.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
peter j. hagan
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arranged. schools. shopping. trans.
portation. Out Bladensburg I'd. tt
Peace Cross. right 2h miles or
Route so to Defense HEIGHTS sign
left 3 blocks to house Mr.. Craw.
ford, 10. 9-S67S
1924 el4th st. nfw. D1. 3346
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Vic. American Univ. Park
Two bedrn.. detached brick with full
bsmt semifinished attic; owner leav-
ing city, avsil. immed. LAMON &
HENDERSON. OR. 800; week ends
and ewes. Mr.. Dick, WI. 1857. --15
COLORED-SILVER SPRING
on Colesville rd.. detached 8-room
home, on half acre; built-in garage
oil heat. full bsmt.; owner leaving
Town. Call Mrs. Hamilton, RE. 1886
cox g. co. IA
Evening star., 1951-01-14

ARLINGTON FOREST
OPEN TODAY, II TO DARK
Liv. rm.. din. rm.. large kit. 1st A.;
= bedrms.. bath on End A., master
bedrm. has dressing rm. with twin
closets; full bsmt., level fenced lot.
Priced S15,950. Terms. Dir: Lee
blvd (Route 50) to No. Granada st..
right l block to No. Greenbrier. fol-
low Open" signs.
c. F. WOODROE, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Parking in Rear
Dial OK. 1929 or CHI. 500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
RAMBLER

RAMBLER
Three bedrooms, $13,500.
Brand-new, all-brick, in
very lovely community
of better homes; conven-
lent to schools. We be-
lieve this is our best buy
for this week end. Please
call us for an appoint
ment. SH. 8010 till 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
AND INSURANCE CO.
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CHEVERLY

buy in lge. well-built pre-
war home; 10 rms: 3h baths; full
roof; lge. level lot. In choice
location Priced far below replace
ment cost for quick sale. Owner
leaving town. CLYDE r. ADAMS,
Realtor. UN 1143
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HOME AND INCOME

Takoma Park-3-unit detached brick
apt. bldg. with separate entrances;
first floor has large liv. rm., 2 bed
rms. kitchen and bath; second floor
has 3 rooms and bath; terrace, apt.
has 4 rooms and bath; monthly in
Live In one and let the rent from
2 pay your expenses or rent all 8 and
have an excellent investment This
is not a new building but one that
is substantially built and Is priced
at only $4,000. Shown by ap-
pointment.
RUBYE M. ACKEN, Realtor
or @
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PICTURESQUE EAST PINES

A very attractive 5-rm. bungalow;
expandable attic, gas heat. nice lot.
Near transp., schools. and SHOPPING
CENTER Price $S,a50. HY. 039l, WA.
S262. WILL ROGERS.
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HOLMEAD REALTOR
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

OPEN l TILL DARK
Masonry and frame, 10 rms. ia
baths, newly painted and papered;
lge. liv. rm, firepl, sun or bed rm.,
lge. kit, new GE range. breakfast
rm., 4 bedrms,,, tiled bath: shower.
screened, storm windows, copper
guttering; lot 50x150, concrete
driveway through portecochere to
dble. garage. barbecue. Directions:
Out Carroll ave to ESQ station at
Tulip. l blk. to Spruce, right ! blk
to 222 Spruce ave. Mr.. Robinson,
Ssh 6075. with VIM. r. THOROW-
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

605 Bonifant ST. Open Sun, til
dark. Most attractive and sub
stantial brick home in very fine
section of Silver Spring; house has
. bedrms. and den or nursery with
e full bath on 2nd A.; 1st fl. nice, iiV.
rm.. family-size din. rm. and kit;
side screened porch; located close
to school aad trarsp. Priced Sl6,-
500. To reach: Out Colesville I'd.
to Dale dr.. turn right to Bonifant
ct tilrn left to open sign
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CHEVERLY

CHEVERLY
1905 Cheverly Ave.
OPEN ONE TILL DARK
New. custom built, 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; gas h.-w.h., recessed ra-
diation, dry bsmt. with Law: garage;
reasonably priced at S21. $50.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
WA. 5000 Realtor WA. 0a35