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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Wiunara, ia.

9cntfdje Guana. Ymtb. ct. HeLrrs.
Wemetnbe. g. StrdRe.
Ftnrrer 0uus y. Il. Slmoleit. 244
glonns Gtr.. Jtoteiter. va. Selephon:
9tuhsiter 1868. @ottesoiena $3.50 llhr
nutoens. Sonntn0,dule 1915 uhr.
Nrnuen Vereln gScrinmfImna am Ieeten
Honnerstna ienen Wionnts. 4 llhr nm
Nheno. Seocrnrnnn TT ber6lid) niII'r"
men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
GIcueIano, Ghiu.
z. g. Guaug. Guib. ct. SobanneS 0ir

g. g. Gunug. Guib. Ct. SobanneS Stride.
Yuiur 9nns Soi'eI, 76l Goop yicno.
Vel: Wiul6errp 1.O646. 8 ubt pornnts
mos oeutldcr @uttesoicnh. Sonntna'
,ct)nle uno enp!iid,et Wotteseeinit 1890.
0pniirnlunocn.l llnerriht uno nemtld1e
Sdule um SnustIo ppn llhr uorinlt'
tags an. Vile UlouDcus9cnpncn lulo
bcr5licb einoelnoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
fclll fDllllcll.

fcln fonncn.
Sing idhonc San; ;hollc lnb Gin
Olltca Srrhcltcr ltchCn illr Ecrfll:
ounN. @cnilNcuo Slide llno EIntc
iiuO "a. grinot hcn Ncfillltcn Hund)
Morh nit. Stir bic flcincn &inbcr iii
cin Spiclplos pprhonocn nit Sholz
fcln uno Sonhbnrcn. Sin flclucs
Ncihcnt uibrs iiir icpca &inp.
Dit hcr'lifcm 2SilIfnnwlcnNrulI
cmpfiChlt lit) pos ¨tcc, -. :.
f., 10.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
WarN, Snoiana.

Seutfdje Gu. Yntbcr. 9umtcrus STRIDE.
Gde II. Mpe. uno NllnpIe Ctr.
Yfarter Mmguit u. Sitd,tlng. 1919
siIlmpre Ctr. Sel.: 23561. Seben Conn.
tag . llhr purmittnas Gonniaa,bnle.
10 llbr enNlifher @otiesoienit. II llbr
oeuticber Wottcsoienit.
Vile lutberiihen GlaubensNenoi,en
oeutlder unb enaifdler HuRle in Warp
uno lln,0ebuna iino Al Den 0ottescien'
iten berSlid einQelaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
ELLWOOD CITY. PA.
ST.. PaUTs Ev Lutheran Church

Pastor Richard l.. korber. 300 Foch St.
Tel: 731-W. Sonntseschule $50 Uhr. Eng
fischer Gottesdienst l03O Uhr. Deutscher
Gottesdienst HAS Uhr.
kirchenratssitzung ledsn ietzten Sonntas
i'm Monat. 1880 sbends. Sonntasschullehrer-
Sitzung ieden drtten Sonntag i'm Monat.
$3.50 >Chr morgens.
Jedermann herzlich WilIkommen,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
kircblirbe 9acbricbten

Vile lutberiihcn 8lnubenSaenoiien
oeutider uno enalllder s'unae IN Nar'
rcll Sbnrpn uno llmQe0eno limb au ben
Wuttc5blcnItcn btr3Iid, einQeldhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Detroit, WidDiadn.

DentfdIe umb GGhiiide Gu. Ct. HctrMs.
Rirdje. 8lenfieIb uno Mosberrn NUe.
Yfurrer ssobunnes Seut,d,. 1911
Wlenfielb Nne Eel: Yinatee 62O5.
@naIiitbe, S,ptteScienit 10 llbr porrlit.
toas Oeutid,e uno enaliShe Sountna'
id,ule II llbr pormIttnas Teutid,e, Got.
teSpienit II lIbr pornittnQs.
teoen lettcn HienstnQ beg Wonots
Slird,emrntsIiblnN |l,rd) bic CONNER,
nlrnate lehen britten 0ienstaa; Npn,i
icoen orttten Sonntna NrMen Vcre,n
Weriommlmna. Sfirdcndlorprobc ieecr
SreitnNdheno.
MlIe @lo,,bensocnoiien uno Sreunoe
iino beralidh einaelnhvn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
FARRELL, PA.

Oeutsche Ev. Luth. st. Paalus Kitche
Pfsrrer Hans B. Jentsch. Jeden Sonntas
vormittag Uhr Sonntagschule: 10 Uhr eng
fischer Gottesdenst letzten Sonntsg I'm
Monat Won IL bis IL Uhr deutscher Gottes-
dienst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Columbus, Cbio.

GUnH6. EHtUtt. WtNrIIH CHIUcr NtrWF'
Sde yRoler uno Nnn Stl.
Yu,tor &,enrp Oeitredl, 81l WtoIer ctr.
sscoen GonntdQ . libr SunntnQlbule. 10
lln, enaIi,d,ct @ottesbienit. II ubr ocut'
ifcr 8otteSbienh.
Vile @Iaubcnsaenoilen uno Srcnnrc
lino beralidh einaelanen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Sur Erirneruno

9ln ben eriten Sahrestda, ben t3.
,uli 1850 Der perltorbcnen @attin
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Chicago, Illinois - St. Pauls Gemetnde,

CHICAGO Illinois - St. Pauls Gemeinde,
&a57 Homer Strasse
Pastor c. F. Broecker, 1855 Homer ST.,
Chicago SO, nj. Tel: BE. 1888.
Jeden Sonntag Uhr Sonntsgschule. 10
Uhr englischer Gottesdienst. IL Uhr deut-
scher Gottesdienst.
Wir laden allie Glaubensgenossen und
Freunde herzlich Elm zu den Gottesdiensten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
,srauen Verein Der Gu. 2utb.
3eutih Wemeinoe

Die ndfIte Seriammluna oes
iSraueruereins Der Seutid)aemcinDe
inirD on Iienstau, Den II. Suli Inn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Salem, Cbiu.
Gpanacliid,. .yutb. 9rnmanmel 0ti DIT
JO1 E<oufh SHrOO ht,,,,n

291 Gouth Hroooiudn.
Vu,tor Ssobn Wnunldn Sonntus.. ..stul'
leoen Sunntna . ubr porin,tto0s. 10 lib,
OotteSo,enlt IN Der vunbes,pratge. ~
llbl oeuti heI Wottesoien)t. Ter ceuitd,e
Nird)en Nralen Werein bot am aipttisr
Wi,tiluod, :eben MunntS. 4 utt unsnre
&er,annluna. Sluniir1nnnoen. llnierridH
lsIpetidbria\ bon Sep'tMbcr bis Ohsr
I"ensina nnb Nrei!na nadmittnae ~
4 llhr
Vile Wlnuben5nenollen uno 0rennf
iinD beralid, einaelneen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
NicpcIonp YVcSt, - gcntfd, .Ojcnctmbc,

NICVCIWWU XVCVs <VVtTIV NDN IVNVVVSV
yHcit 80. ctr. mno gSilluto are.
Yiorrer @ultup w. Goelm. $500 9Stl'
loro Mpe. Sell: Wo. l'4S7O. Sunnthgs
9 lltr pornllttoaS beutider @oitese,enit
10 llbr SonntnNfd,mle nno Ulbelihlnoe
fir Grluud,,ene. II llhr uurmittuns ena'
liId,er Bottcscenit Northumberland
rid,t ienen Gnn,stna 10 llhr pcrmittnNs.
SeoernInnn bcrsIit Williunncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
9lnna Minfler, Sefl

slm 4. SuIi fano bic @eneraIper.
lammluna OeS 9utheron Nelief ior
Srol,iplponion Sarons, Snc. int
Sahienheim in SaIem, Ohio itott.
es moren niht all,u piele Ger=
treter aus lnieren Sad)ienfolonien
er'fienen, mas iehr beoouerlib mar
BIC Gerlammlllna purpe ,ll felt
aeiester Belt ourh ben lsoriieer,
Naitor Or. Sans ,soiiel eroiiuet
uno aeleitet. Der oieier eoIen Sabe
ihon ieit pielen Sabren poritebt.
Die Verialnmluna ipar bod ins
terelIant rno Ielrreih. Sic aab lns
9luiihlub iiber bic s(rbeit iulierer
VoIfsaenoiien. Die nod, Elm mitiiib.
lenoes 6era fit uniere aus Der Sci.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
SumcitcaS, ia.

4uUCHCuUp Eu.
9cutff,e 1u. yutb. Gi. Wlarfus Stride,
222-224 Ett y. Vie.
9scu. Brebertd Is. NIthott. Yu,tot. Se'
lcpbun: $40. 1745. SonntnQidbule 8:BO
llbr norNens. 8ottescienit 1890 ilhr
NIle Wlaibens9enoiien bno Gteunfr
Iin0 ber6licb ein0elnocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Nus Detreit, N1isb.
Sdnacr Yifnif

Gcr Setrpit Surpniu Nem.
Sbur nit u. =. II. Sem. Gbpr hGlt
leln Elfnif am Sonntao. Den Is.
Suii, i'll Saronia larf an Cara.
to1n slpe.. ilpiItcn Soooper uno San
Spfe Straben al IA Weil Hoao ab
slntana ~ llbr mittaas. sllle
,yrellllbe uno 0aite iino bersIid)
elnaelaoen. ,Silr Grfriid,unacn,
Slllldl llno Muiif hat Oas apmitee
aclprat, audi Ereiie fiir Die 3inoer.
alip fommt hinaus in bic iriid,c
Surt. oenn es lit niht mebr lana bis
Der 9Sinter lpieoer po lit llnp Dam,
tut es inns leiO. Ger CONNER lit ia
10 fllrs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Winbior, Cntario, Adndbn.

1913 Ydrent Npe.. YSmoior. 0d.,ntn
@otiesoienit In ben Gonin,erm,naic,
uon 0--1O llbt un,nitnIJ Eonns,'n
ldlnle bon 1O--1l iIhr porn,itta0~
reoen sritsn Tpuncrstauobenb i'm xkp.
nat Nrullen 8erein Sieur0.
Vie WoIls. unb 0la,lbensoenoNen nab
berdIib tpiuion,nltn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-07-12
Y)OnnNstupn, C6iu.
@uahaelifdb .vmtherttd,e Gsnterus.
Wemetn0e.

2t1O 8lenuuoo Npe.
Nfnrrer V8iIlium T. Y8erther.
$40 ". sSncion Nbe.
Sonntu2ldlnle: y uhr. - Gnpl',t
Woitesntenit: 10 .lbr. Dt,ittr
8ottesnienit: II llbt.
Vile Wolfs' nuo 0loubensaenonen T.
ber5lidl ri(Ifonlmtn.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Meadow Mice Trouble.

The average farmer of the Mid
west has meadow mouse trouble
The invaders consume some 5 tons
of hay annually, from each farm
These well-fed bandits are amaz.
ingly prolific.
Man to date has provided food
and shelter for his enemies and he
has gone to much effort tc
eliminate his natural foes who kept
the number within bounds.
A meadow mouse female within
one year-her life span, would have
a billion descendants if her off
spring met no untimely death.
Go into any rich meadow, slap
the grass with your walking stick
so that you can observe the net
work of we'll defined runways and
bays or streets with food depots.
Many of the bays are full of dry
grass cut in short length and
stacked into neat, soft, fiat hanks.
Owls flying over the intricate road
system, spot their victim with ease.
Mice travel about these streets day
and night, summer and winter.
Dressed in a warm hair coat with
a lining of fuzzy fur, the residents
OF mouse town, have no fear of
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Readers Corner.

Pasadena: Will you kindly give
the pronunciation of the word bal
letomane and explain its exact
meaning?-Mrs. w. A. H.
A. Balletomane designates one
who is excessively fond of the bal
let. Pronounce it: buh-LET-uh-
main.
Los Angeles: Which is correct:
American Womans Club or Amer
lean Womens Club?-z. E. L.
A. It's a matter of choice. Both
are good usage, but I'd use the apos-
trophe: Woman 'S-women's.
@. Please discuss the word farci-
cal. Are both "c's" like "s"?-
w. F. L.
A No. Pronounce it: FAIR sikh
1t means like a farce; ludicrous;
ridiculous"
@. A newspaper story speaks OF
"6,000-word Papal Bull" Will you
please explain?-J. H. C.
A. This particular bull is little
known outside the Roman Catholic
Church. The word IN from the
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

Latin bulla, "a seal; document.
A Papal Bull is an imperial edict
formal papal document. Ane
papal, incidentally, is pronounced
PAY-pI.
Buffalo: Am I wrong in pro.
nouncing pin" and "pen" alike
My husband says it's my Southern
accent.-Mrs. H. M. B.
A. Yes, pin" for pen, min
for men, "minny" for many, is 6
Southern trait, but 1t is considered
dialectal even in the South. Careful
speakers will pronounce such words
with the "eh" or fiat "e" sound oi
met, tell, bed" BY all means avoic
saying "minny min pay a pretty
pinny for fountain pins"
Newark: Will you please give the
pronunciations of the words salon
and solon?-S. L. w.
A. The word salon in Standard
American is: suh-LON, the seconc
syllable rhyming with con, don
Scion, "a wise law maker" Is: SOC.
In.
Phoenix: What is the hollow n
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Word Game
Find As or more words in
MIRACLE.

meaning, "a wonder or wonderful
thing, marvel" Average is AZ;
limit. IS minutes. ..
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of s. such as bats
cats" are not used. Only one form of g
word is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published Monday.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

cold and travelling is not difficult
because of their sharp claws.
Under the surface streets. is an
other layout of communication
year round residences, storehouses
and connecting alleys. These mice
are the commonest mammal in
America, Europe and Asia.
He is short stocky creature with
short tail, bright black beady
eyes, tiny ears snuggled close in
fur, long whiskers and a coat OF
long fur with blackish-gray OF
yellow tint the combination re-
sulting in a grizzled effect.
Owls are their most persistent
hunters. Baby owls are especially
fond of tender baby mice, and since
baby mice arrive at the rate Of II
patches a year of to. 10 in each
batch, owl infants do not often go
hungry. Fox mothers know where
to find nursery full Of them at
most any time of the year, but the
mouse population never appears to
be low.
Evening star., 1951-01-13

Opening lead, four of spades.
Whenever mention is made OF
some modern development in the
game there is heard a subdued
protest from group of players
who prefer to muddle through in
their old-fashioned way and to
trust their olfactory nerve rather
than the findings of the experts.
They've gotten along reasonably
well through the years and in their
outmoded practices they find con-
tentment.
Perhaps such players would do
well to steal a page from the
book of that milk vender who pro-
claimed to his patrons, "My COWS
are not contended, they are anx-
ious to do better"
A hand on which one of the old
timers who decries these new
tangled ideas" was unable to mud
die through is shown above.
Against the contract of three no
trump, West naturally led the four
Of spades. The queen was per-
mitted to hold, the six was re-
turned and again ducked by de-
clarer, West winning with the
jack. The only spade outstanding
IS the ace and West could drive it
out with any one of his three re-
manning spades with equal effect.
1nasmuch as it made no difference
to him, he did so with the deuce.
The club finesse lost to East,
whose aim 1t now was to put part
ner in to cash the setting tricks.
Mindful of the heart bid, East can
not be blamed for returning a dia-
mond and declarer scampered off
with nine tricks. Vests contention
that partner might have guessed
to lead a heart when dummy dis
carded the six of hearts on the
third spade lead is specious.
Modern conventions provide a
method for obviating such guesses.
When the player who has opened
suit is about to establish it finally,
he may at the time he is doing
so suggest to his partner his fu-
ture entry by the size of the card
he uses to drive out declarer's last
stopper. If he does so with his low
est card, his entry is in the lower
ranking of the suits in question (in
this case diamonds. If he estab-
fishes his suit by a lead of his high
est card, in this case the king, the
suggested return by partner is the
higher ranking suit, in this case,
hearts.
The beauty of this convention is
that 1t does not interfere to any
great extent with any Of the long
established theories or conventions.
1t may be employed at no addi-
tional cost.
(copyright: 1850. by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Answer TO MYSTAGOGIC.

the center of the upper lip called?
II. c.
A. The anatomical name is phil
trum, pronounced: FILL-trum. The
word Is from the Greek philtron,
love charm"
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Automobile Steel

There are As different kinds of
steel used in the manufacture of
one-medium priced automobile on
the American market today.
Evening star., 1951-01-13
Points for Parents -s, Es,sA rAs"o. wepes.

Mother: I'm sorry I accused
you of taking my new compact,
Margaret. I found it in my dres-
ser drawer where I had put 1t
myself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
MARRIED OFFICERS
OF ARMED FORCES
DAVID R. WINNER
OPEN 2 TIL 7

OUHlpltVt fttdi ESBdVt 6tIFIIt
for Va, Md. D. C.
10S N. Patrick St., Alexondria, Va
OV. 6413 Al. 1925
Ewes, TIE. 0504.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
OPEN TO-DAY
/ TILL DARK
81 BOILING RID.

Brick rambler. consisting
OF liy.-din. rm., 3 bedrms.,
hath. kit, equip. with auto.
washer ryer-dishwasher-ex-
haust fan and usual stove
and refgr. Garage. Lot aver
ages 150x230 #.
To reoch: Mt. Vernon Me-
mortal blvd. to wellington lane
Gust beyond overpass), then
right 2 blocks to Boiling I'd.
and right to Open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
S13.750

For brick Colonial, only yrs. old,
located in nice, honey community,
COW. to schools, stores, bus, etc.
This Is real buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
Immediate Possession

q @AAAAAASNAAsStS - N|AShkNAS140&A
A very lovely brick home, less than
3 years old, on an attractively
handicapped 65x1d5 level lot in an
excellent community. bedrooms
tmaster bedroom with dressing
room) with 2 full baths, den or 4th
bedroom, lighted closets, ample stoT-
age space, recreation area in bright,
dry basement. Immaculate and
tastefully decorated Colonial red
: brick with contrasting dark green
shutters. Framed by a white picket
fence. with coach lamp at entrance
Can be reasonably financed at S1S,-
500. To reach. Out Lee hwy. to
Great Falls street falls church,,
rtsht TO Hallwopd ave. tBrilyn
Park, right to- Meridian street, left
TO Gordon street, left TO open sign.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS
"a: 5-7744. s1o3 N. 10th st., ow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GREAT FOREST

Beautifully decorated. 4-bedroom,
white brick Cape Cod, located In
one OF Falls Church's newest and
incest home communities: on large
tree-shaded lot: 2 bedrooms and
bath up. , bedrooms and bath
down: large living room with pic
ture window. completely equipped
kitchen. Bendix washer; lots Of
gon. Enjoy the best OF conveniences,
and assume large CT trust. Pay as
little as $4,000 cash, balance less
than rent. Total price. $17,250
Open daily, s to pm: Sunday,
2 pm. 20 dark; or shown by APP
pointment. Directions: Lee blvd, or
Lee hwy To Broad st., west on
Broad to Virginia ave-, right on Viz
ginia ave. to Riley st to 32g and
our Open" sign. Exclusive with
HALL REALTY co.
or OW S2E2 Ok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

ARLINGTON = Comfortable
exceptionally well kept, single on
frame house; located In good sec
ton, close in, cony. to downtown,
Pentagon, etc. This is a very un-
usual property. as 1t Is so arranged
that the owner may live in the 1st
rn:; 2 bedrms., bath and att. kit,
while deriving q good income from
two 2-rn. apis. and 2nd floor
3-rm. apt. This is priced right for
q quick sale. with $4,000 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

BEAU I Al SI0,ZOU
Huge oak and velvet green lawn set
on this lovely 3-bedrm. Cape Cod;
| patio in rear. Bendix and photo
dark nm. in full bsmt win 40 today.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ow. 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
OPEN
TODAY. 1-6
SELDOM FOUND

@|1~4~ S~&t@ = " O4NO
In such convenient location. A o
bedrm.. semidet. brick home. with
full bsmt.. fireplace. storm windows.
Venetian blinds, Bendix washer;
other extras. Purchaser MAJ assume
I'll loan. See this today. Call
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
1901 Columbia Pike. CHI. 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

DOORWAY TO HAPPINESS
-bedrm. rambler with car port. shaded
and fenced rear lot. Ultramodern,
less than 2 yrs, old. Owner trans
ferred and anxious for quick sale.
Small down payment will handle.
Assume CT financing. Close-in ioca-
ton. This doorway to happiness Is
open today, may be closed tomorrow
S1S.950
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
0W A2nn %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
SELECTIONS
FALLS CHURCH
BROADMONT SECTION
S42.500

Located In one Of the low
Hest secluded residential
sections of this area, 10
min. by motor to D. c.
Home is of brick, rambler
effect styling, though. 2 story;
consists of entr. area. liv.
rm. of which there Is lovely
Ice. porch and patio looking
out on beaut. garden. For-
NAL din. rm.. lge. den, bed
rm. and bath. kit. all on
main A.; 2 bedrms. and bath
upstairs. Full bsmt.. gas h.
VIII. Extra 2-car garage with
ample storage space above.
Unusually spacious grounds
SHOWN BY APPOINT
MENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
VERY SPECIAL,
S22.5O0

This attractive prewar home sits on
q knoll In the shade of large oak
trees and has q g.rge living room
With fireplace, dining area. Kitchen,
floor; the full basement has q we'll
ventilated maids room and lavatory
and there is also a large expansible
attic; the oversize 2-car garage pro-
vides plenty of room for the garden
tools, ETC., and the 2A-acre plot
runs down to tree-shaded creek.
Located within 90 minutes Of the
Pentagon. mostly over Shirley hwy.
$4,000 down.
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 5447
rfacad Gyfudove
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OPEN TODAY
2 PM. to 6 PM.
A Charming Frame and
Log Cape Cod Cottage
Nestled in a 10-Acre
Wooded Glen
Near the Potomac

Not far from Great Falls
and within 2 miles Of the
Potomac, this quaint and
artistic little weekend cottage
is beside an everlasting spring
and q ripping stream. COM
pletely hidden from the road,
1t Is nestled in setting OF
large white dogwoods, hollys.
birch trees and many varieties
Of towering hardwood trees.
A pleasant clearing Of several
acres in pasture provides room
to have horse and plenty
of play space. Rooms In the
cottage are: Paneled living
room t13x22l with SIT. stone
fireplace and butlt-in book
shelves; den (13x1S) with
stone fireplace and Colonial
picture windows; dining room
SSxlSl with bay window and
kitchen. On the second floor
there is a bed room G3x14)
with storage space. A beau
tiful knoll on the property is
Just the spot to plan your
small country estate while
tdlins away the hours.
SIS, 900
Directions to reach: Cross
Chain Bridge. right on Lees
burg-Georgetown turnpike ID
miles, pass entrance to Great
Falls, go one-quarter mile,
turn right on 603 Cat direc-
tional arrow. continue 3 miles
to open sign. S
SeOrge Mason Green Co.
REALTORS
CHI. 1888
Eve. and sun. IA. 1873
CONTINUED on Next PaGal
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2-Bedrn1. Frame Cottage

PRICE. SIU.BOU
Lot 50x150; coal, hot-water heatS
house is small and needs some re-
pairs: very nice neighborhood; ST.
500 down. bal. about S66.50 mo- on
Fails St. right S/10th mile to West
St, right l blk. to property. Open
Sat, 4 till z; Sun. 2 till 6. BURN
ERS REALTY CO. 4401 Fairfax dr.,
CHI, 2363 "a
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FARMERS

GENTLEMEN FARMERS
Would you like to have room to
plant and putter and still have your
family in modern city home?
Then let US tell you about these
places. White brick on 5 acres. 10
minis. ont. S32. 300. White frame
on 2 acres. 10 minis. out. S23,500.
Red brick Colonial. Ia acres, Arl.
Co., S35, 200.
Holley 81 Thompson Realty
KE. 3-5554; Ewes. OR. 1884
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HOME AND INCOME
Like Rock of GIBRALTAR

Like Rock of GIBRALTAR
Built TO last forever, this all-stone
house. on a beautiful large lot in
close-in North Arlington, in sec
ton Of foe weIl-kept old residences.
this and 1 more has S Ss' allowed 9 for
In the price. Offers living room, din
ing room. den. kitchen and large
porch down. UD are 3 bedrooms and
bath. II you are jackleg or pro
fessionaP CARPENTER and painter
hours work and resell at q profit.
Being offered for the first time to-
day. Excellent terms.
Dominion Realty & ms. Agcy,
81. R33S.. 3I03 N. 10th st. OK. l179
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BRICK CAPE COD

Located in community that is very
This newly redecorated ali brick
Cape Cod offers living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen, Q
bedrooms and bath on first a., With
second Il. full basement with outside
entrance; large 65x160-ft, lot; cons
venient to shopping buses and
schools. Priced at only $1,000 with
q large FLA. G.I. trust available.
Cali for. appointment.
Dominion Realty & ms. Agcy.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

sedate older home; bedrms., 2
baths. full bsmt;; Bendix. Venetian
util.; an ideal place for children;
close to bus and schools: lge. lot,
beautiful shrubs and trees priced
for action at S27. 300; excellent
finance: reas. down payment
Arfax Realty. Fla. 1850
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HANDLERS

YES. 3 OF 'EM--BRAND-NEw
No. two alike; with large picture
windows, overlooking spacious lawn;
3 bedrms., 2 twin-sized and L me-
dium; patio for gracious entertain
Ing; gas a.-c. heat; not under Reg
ulation x; well financed at 4hM
interest. priced at S23.75O, with
$500 down
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ALEX. FIT. BELVOIR AREA
We have two Jefferson Manor homes
for sale. and open today. Low down
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