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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
1O-THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, OCTOBER 9, 1852
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with 40.69 A. to Cleveland In
dustrial Tool Co., Inc, Euclid,
o.
CHARDON AND CONCORD -
Willard A. Lilly, lot 2-3 with
house and 10 A. to Marian E,
Lilly, Chardon.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Ed
ward Prohazka, 1.29 A. to
Frank Prohazka and Son, Inc,
Charles c. Diedrich, lot 145-
146 with so A. to Clarence E.
and Hazel Terry, Willoughby.
William M. McNaughton, lot
1873 with house and IA A. tc
John r. and Frances E. Bohl
Marjorie Wearsch, lot 129.
130-131 with 40.10 A. to Cleve
land Industrial Tool Co., Euclid
O.
Harold William Bremner, To-
81 with house and 1T A. t.
Charles Thomas and Evelyn M
Postlewait, Chardon.
CHESTER - George Rand
bush, lot 21 with 7.05 A. t.
Frank Cvelbar, Cleveland.
Bass Lake Community Inc
lot 8 with 20 A. to Clyde E
Hine, Chardon.
| Catherine wv Mead lot 81
with 1873 A. to Mary Ann ane
Stephen J. Kozak, Chesterland
Marco and Marie Trinco, lo
IL with 10 A. to Tsurukc
Takashima, Chesterland.
E. B. Carbaugh and E. P
Kerruish, lot IL with $50 A
to Merle E. and Rachel Meyer
Euclid.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Dunston, 81, of Chagrin
Falls and Mary Kiedaisch, %,
of Auburn Township.
Raymond Rogers, 10, of Mid
dlefield and June Yoder, Is,
of Middlefield Twp.
Albert Kuhns, %, of CARROTS
vile and Elizabeth Miller, %,
of Middlefield Twp.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26
Political NeUs
SEN. GAUTIER UP
FOR REELECTION

State Senator r. B. (Bunn)
Gautier, Jr., has announced that
he would be candidate for re-
election to the Florida State
Senate.
Senator Gautier's record in rep
resenting Dade county in the
Florida Legislature is as follows:
In 1912 he was elected by Dade
countains to serve in the House
of Representatives for the 1943
legislative session. During that
session, he was instrumental in
the passage of law that created
the Greater Miami Port Authori-
ty, which in 1945 was amended
and is now known as the Dade
County Port Authority. When
the legislative session adjourned,
Senator Gautier Immediately en-
tered the Navy as naval pilot,
and served during the war for
two and a half years.
In 1916 he was reelected to
the House of Representatives to
serve in the 1947 session of the
legislature.
in 1948, Senator Gautier was
elected to serve in the Florida
Senate for a term Of four years.
Senator Gautier is a member
of the Legislative Council, which
is comprised of eighteen mem
bers of the House and Senate.
The Council has been and is max
ing studies of some of Florida's
major problems, such as schools,
welfare and the merger of State
offices. It was out of this Council
that the Welfare Bills, Adoption
laws and the Black Market Baby
bill originated, which were pass
ed at the last session.
Senator Gautier was born in
Miami and has lived here all his
life.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26
STATE ATTY.
MINCER TO
RUN AGAIN

Glenn c. Mincer, State .Attor-
ney for Dade County, qualified
with the Secretary of State in
Tallahassee today (22 JAM, 1882
to succeed himself for a four
year term.
Mincer said he would announce
a formal platform at later date,
adding that it was certain he
would campaign on his record of
service, economy, efficiency, ex-
perience and vigorous prosecution
of capital cases.
A resident of Florida for the
past 26 years, Mincer was gradu-
ated from the University of Ne
braska Law School and admitted
to the Florida Bar in 1925.
He represented Dade County in
the 1885 Florida Legislature and
later served as Assistant County
Solicitor for Is years.
He was appointed to his pres
ent post by former Governor Mil
lard Caldwell in 1945 to fill the
unexpired term of Stanley Mil
ledge, who was elevated to Judge
for four-year term in 1948.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26
RANSBURGH
FOR J. p. ~

Henry S. Ransburgh announced
his candidacy for the office of
Justice of the Peace in the Third
District.
Mr.. Ransburgh is a practicing
attorney and a graduate of the
University of Miami Law School.
While serving three years in the
United States Marine Air Corps
he saw duty in the Pacific
theatre and has been active in
civic affairs, being a member of
the Elks Club, Loyal Order of
Moose, Kiwanis Club, knights OF
The Miami times., 1952-01-26
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coates of
Newark, N. J. were the house
guests of his mother, Mrs. Annie
J. Coates, of 1869 NV 9Th place
They were entertained by differ
ent friends while here. They left
via East Coast for Daytona Beach
to visit Mrs. Coates relatives.
They report having had a very
enjoyable visit here and plan to
return soon.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26
End Ebenezer Church

Sunday was high day at our
church. This Sunday our Bishop
and Presiding Elder will be our
guest at $3.50 o'clock. We are
ssking all our friends to be pres
ent. We want to have the place
packed so the Bishop can see how
we appreciate his giving DR..
BARLEY back to us. DR.. BARLEY
is ordering all ushers on duty at
3:15 and choir members in the
stand at 3:15. All circle members
present and uniformed. We want
things carried out in first class
order. We are asking all ladies to
pay ST., men So, friends and Wis
itors give as you feel.
We are sorry to say we lost A of
our church school members last
Saturday and sympathize with the
parents.
Bro. Richard McGhaney, who is
a new class leader, made a |
splendid report Sunday which we
are thankful. Thanks friends for
giving our pastor and helping him
to report $161.70 which we are
thankful. What manner of man
is DR.. Barley? Is there another
like him? Our new church is COM
ing along fine friends. Please con-
tinue to help us.
Mothers please send your child
rem to Sunday school at 9:45.
worship at II o'clock
The Bishop at $3.50, evening wor-
ship at 7 o'clock.
DR.. w. o. Barley, pastor
Mrs. Nellie Graves, reporter
The Miami times., 1952-01-26

Talley Beatty and his Company
of brilliant dancers will present
"Tropicana" at the Dade County
Auditorium on February % under
the sponsorship of the Phyllis
Wheatley Elementary School
faculty.
This dance group promises to
be one of the outstanding enter
tainments of the winter season.
Beatty studied under the renown
Katherine Dunham and was a
featured dancer in her group be-
The Miami times., 1952-01-26

On Sunday, January q, the
guest speaker for the day at
Ebenezer Methodist Church will
be Bishop ]. w. E. Bowen, resi-
dent bishop of the Atlantic Coast
area of the Methodist Church.
Bishop Bowen is making his Of
ficial visit to the Churches of
South Florida.
Bishop Bowen is very pro-
found and able speaker. You will
do we'll to hear him. Come early
so that you may be seated COM
fortably.
District Superintendent Rev.
A. D. Hall, will accompany the
Bishop.
G.. F. Ponder, minister
The Miami times., 1952-01-26

fore organizing his own en-,
semble. Beatty with his "Tropi-
cana" has given performances in
many European cities and Cana
da, as we'll as in many parts of
the Uni.ed States, and more re-
Gently appeared in Broadway
musicals and several Hollywood
productions.
Tickets may be obainted from
the school or from any member
of the Phyllis Wheatley faculty.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26

Mr.. Simeon Mather of West
Palm Beach, was in the city on
Tuesday, visiting his sister. He
has gone to Key West where he
is contractor for some new build
ingS.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26

Rev. w. D. Norman of Augusta,
Ga. is in the city visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Verma Norman, a
teacher at Douglas Primary
School and his son Joseph Nor
man.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26

Mr.. E. S. Mackey of Nassau,
Bahamas, and Mr.. Joseph Mackey
of Detroit, Mich, arrived this
week to attend the funeral of
their brother, Robert (Bob)
Mackey, who died last Saturday.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26

DR.. and Mrs. H. Culmer of
Dallas, Texas, spent last week in
the city visiting their mother and
mother-in-law, Mrs. Ed Culmer,
and other relatives.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26

Pythias and Delta Theta Phi,
legal fraternity.
He lives with his wife and
daughter at 2474 SW 36th ave-,
Miami.
The Miami times., 1952-01-26

Miss Marie White, we'll known
religious, fraternal, civic and po-
litical worker, is ill at the Jack
son Memorial hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24

NoTlh' TILE ALPHA ~n,,
'I'eh - M Sa's Jten
o1'tuilk tilt
soi t'af John
plN hnd
~ ~ ii
~ f4 ne
nfYI'
The fellow went on 10 explain:
Here We arc as Negroes. 90
ing around begging all the big
shot white folks for money for
eur Negro colleges by the Unit
Cd Negro College fund and then
Stage pompous dance in the
biggest white hotel in town and
arrive in diamond and Cadl.
laos. White contributors will
figure ihcn that Negroes can
Import their own colleges"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24

.If4R
pat ~
in ~
n-Mgenanf ~.
.nn Ate London
ii' .pn4. t.nlaei srG ~
Woody Herman and Dinsh
Washington viii be swinging
into Town in few days tor q
date al the Masonic Ter.p pie
with Tommy Edwards and me
Mills Brothers. The four MINIS
singers closed in Detroi th.s
week and are slated for d Chs
radio appearance on the Edgar
Bergen show. also sldiec for the
2sih I didn't know the Bergen
now was by transcription.
An Fox The
Louis Armstrong Fran Var.
rem.
Ilt.GY JDtlN~oN
t la
A4vn
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SAM EVANS tho Chseaao
disc Jockey for wncm Du<e
Ellington recorded Jam "tts
Sam is due n town IA
d.Y- > .a.k TO q pos@.bl ~
s1r. IL VIII possibly 20
guest @. inc Nose x fs
fa.N.iy
Billy Eek ar
ar LIE S apkins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24

Commercial Artist Freddy
Ross has finally HIT the hciGht
% any artists ambition He
recently began drawing for a
national publication.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-24

Anytime a person can ing
Body and Seul II Surrender
Dear II Get a k OK on: OF
Nou etc. with tn case that
PAT does is definitely destined
for stariNm
Evening star., 1952-01-02
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

only; located "a Blk. from post once
and store, at Oakton, Va; use OF
garden plot free; $50 per mo. Phone
Vienna 34l-W, after s pm. or Vi
1sas sasa r 2oiM-l sT. Ne bedrms.. liv.
rm: Kit. and bath; tenant pays all
utils., including heat; $500. Call
r; a. HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA.
s:tis s. gss sfl Incl us js 81. $685. sns
and reier.. S4665 Incl. util. gN.
CSoINsGSREss SIsS HErGHTs-s-bedrm. apt
oe Sh ea M utti hhDRE tEr1 fN6 ss U Ems zoE4s s2Gd
10 MIN. UNION sTATIoN-Bldg. 1s
mos. old: l bedrm.. liv. rm,. kit.
dinette and -bss bath, 1st n; soe.5o plus
LfMfTE6 hshfi s. NUMBER 1SRs of unit. in S ultra
sSa sas5d sHs $50 conv Ss RsdFms focaton Ss7
Resident 5Sbag manager on premises. JE.
one s-YBi BEDROOM available Feb /,
44GYsE55 4eYss5 Reat. Rsffi0fsss s91.oa, @"nasef' ~
FOR ADULTS, ne. nr: R. I, ave
Very attrac. mod. Kit, bath. liv. rm.
with Murphy bed; nr. streetcar;. gas
heat; well-kept place; Safeway close;
ali utils except phone. State age,
where empl Box 27S-Z, Star.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1866 rms.
kitchen and bath; remodeled with
all modern equipment; $50 80; utils.
ssS BE- KENNEDY 5SShd6I isf.'s ST. N.w.-corner
office and efficiency apt, 2 rms,
kit, bath, $75. D. e. BARRY co.
ME- 2025 -3
ALEXANDRIA-Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit.
din "lcove. bath; in modern apt.
house. Everything new. S100 mo.
1896 Richmond highway. Call WI.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING and laundry agency;
good location; reasonable. 1905 N.
SEAFoOD BUSINESS; wholesale and
retail: well estab:; good opportunity
RRTGE deT Eifhs BAKERY saFaE va for sale silver
Spring area-Business can be built
up due to new road being finished.
Apply GRusTY PIE CO.. 80 o st.
VALET SHOP with shoe machine in
Va. shopping center. For q real
barsain bars goo at |. $1,000 complete price'
IDEAL eeA SHsjSiiN sGsiNsss EssI' for capable wife
husband; valuable franchise open in
various cities throughout U. 8. Of
fered by 20-yr. r.-old firm; opportu-
nifty to own and opeTate enn E business sld Ss
per yr.; minimum cash required.
$500. cali MISS WATTS. for appt.
National headquarters. DE. 57l0.
DRY CLEANING PLANT. solvent;
completely set up with retail outlet
JESSE LOEB. Ma, 2014. -5
NEWssTAND-center bus. district.
for cash. No phone calls. a65
MaRKET, ls.. g. .elf-serv.. mod. fixtures
81 800 wkly. bus. No Sun, $1,000
plus stock. ia. 5426 after 8 pm.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP Wanted to
rent or buy; Al references; address
Box $40, 1723 9 st. NV.
DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
Choice North Arlinston location,
lent financing. Ideal for CT part
nership. Inspection by appointment
No address given by phone.
JOHN H. MILLER JR. & Bro
IA. 4-1sso
Evening star., 1952-01-02
HOUSES FURNISHED

vIRGINIA-Jefferson Manor. mile
south of Alexandria-2 bedroom
brick; fenced I'd; conv. Is bus, chop
ping. sch9ols; $l25 mo-; available
ALEXANDRIA va. Furnished house
9 rooms and bath. 434 Calvert ave,
Convenient to buses and stores. TE.
vic. PORTER ST. AND CONN. AVE.
medlately; 5000 'per' per mo. aos"csi Cali e, oR
1924 after & pm. 4
264l WOODLEY PL. NV. 4 bedrms.,
, baths, liv. rm., kit and sun parlor
bgilt,in gaEase; Sls5. cail <. 4.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors, MA. 5000.
$50 a MONTH, furn. cottage at
Woodland Beach. only % mi. from
D. c.. on good road. KAY REALTY
CO.; INC. RA. 1900: ewes. GE.
cHEvY cHAsE-s. 4 and S bedrms.,
S250-S2SS-S450. Also short terms.
MRS. CLYDE &; DUNNINGToN, WI
HYATTESvILLE AREA; bungalow: s
rms rms hath n2inn Fl, heat eOmplstely aEas
I; ave, ne, HY. 004s; -
din. rm.: 109 Sligo avenue. heart oi
Silver Spring. Take possession I'M
mediately, S125 per mo. Call Mr.
Martin. COX & CO., 81. 0776. JU
5-5402. q
Evening star., 1952-01-02
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont, /,

ARL., va bedrms., gas heat, Ben
dix; S125; COW. to Pentagon. 6l14
So. 18th st. OW. 7060. -s
NEW HOUSE, NV. section-4 bedrms.,
3 baths. living rm., dining rm.,
library; dishwasher. disposal, wash
GREEN MEADOWS. MD.-2-bedrm
bungalow with yard; hot-air oil heat;
washing machine; S125 mo-: avail
after Jan. l. Call after 9 pm, AP
1909 CENTRAL AVE, Takoma Park
Md.-Two-r house for rent;
furn.; $50 no.; heat by Latrobe. q
CHEVY CHASE-Exceeding nice 4
nedrm., 2 bath home; 2 blocks from
Conn. ave; library on 1st f., studio
type living rm., tremendous dining
rm.; conv. to schools: $3.50 per mo. /:
available soon. Call Mrs. Christman.
ALLIED REALTY CORP. 5000 Wis.
ave, WI. 6649. 4
Z RMS. IN LARGE HOUSE-Call FA.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1907 MASS. NE attractive End
n. front rms, nr. 3 carlines; 2 empl
adults. FIR. 406l. IS
1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Lge. front
rm. for ladies; 81 wk.. incl. recep-
tion rn.. kit, laundry. HO. 779S.
21Os 18th ST. NV. - Large room,
refs, gas stove; all util; $50 mo
quiet and convenient. CO. 1852. .
9i3 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Several
furnished Ink, rooms; SO so week
CoLuMBiA RID. AND 10th ST. NV.
Front studio rm., use Of adjoining
Kit; in apt; ext. phone in rm. Mt.
Pleasant car. DE. 331S, HU. SS63.
ARLINGTON - Light housekeeping
rm,; 4-burner gas range; share
bath and refgr. with couple. Nr.
tranSp., Kanns and Hecht's. Avail.
now. $50 mo. Call GIL. 1900. -3
l145 MASS. AVE. NV, lge. front.
1st f.. modern equipment, SIG wk.,
euiet cpl. only; no drinkers. NE.
a5li 18th ST. NV. Nice and clean
Ink. room; refgr, and stove; utili-
ties; 5000 up for . people. q
I2S WEBSTER ST. NV, large warm
room, double bed; cozy. $50 mo
Evening star., 1952-01-02
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BELTSVILLE-Lovely Groom home
on large, level lot. close to school;
SSl2,920; Ewes. call Mr.. Barnes.
Realtor and Builder. WA. pl44,
-3
CHEVERLY - New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. full bSmt.. attic: Sls,e50.
Owner Will trade. W. CLIFFORD
SHERTzER. RE. 220t, 81. 7747.
CORAL HILLS BRICK BUNGALOW.
53l1 Park road. perfect through
out, near every conv., must be sold
Sacrifice. Call Mr.. Baines. VI. 92I5.
COX & CO, RE. 1888.
HYATTSVILLE-By owner: IL rms;
large lot, fruit and garden; bsmt..
oil h.-w.h.: new-house condition;
ideal for large family; arranged now
IN apis substantial cash. 1st
trust. $4,000. Box IBID. Star.
a
Evening star., 1952-01-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHEsnA-colonial masnnrv resi

BETHESDA-Colonial masonry resi-
dence on l W acres; wide center hall,
library, powder room, 25-ft living
rm.. din. rm.. kitchen and porch on
Ist floor. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths on End
s14al ssfsee ru T. D5mt - McGoRmck soi hcE Rss5 VS.
BETHEsDA-S24, ,5oo-5-yr.-old det
brick, in nice neighborhood; recep-
tion hall, liv. rm. with firepl., din
rm., kit; powder rm.; 2nd FIR. 8
b6edIrms., lovely bath; porch; garage;
value BILLINGsLEY & KoRzEN-
DoRFER. OR. 1925 til pm. 4
BETHESDA-S15.150 .attrac. det.
home nr. schools. shopping and
transp;; assume SO, 500, 4oe loan
deal BILL ,INGsLEY & KORzEN-
DORFER. OR. 1929 'til pm. a
BETHESDA-CHEvY CHASE AREA
Imagine yourself living in a quiet
restricted residential neighborhood
on on a beautiful l-aere setting with
to offer. Large liv. rm.. other ex-
cellent rms. plus maids quarters
It's a 1-yr.-old brick ranch home
with bsmt. on ground level in rear.
Most Most modern odean. equipment available:
sas 300 saraEf Wf ee4s ES'eOtESesl E2es W4 s2r
CHEVY CHASE-S32 5O0NThis at
tractive 4-bedrm.., 2-bath, new ram
bier has basement with outside en-
trance: large corner lot, and in
beautiful section near Blessed Sacra-
into. BILLINGSLEY & KORZEN-
DORFER, OR. 1896 till pm. 4
-BETHESDA-This mod
ern detached. brick home of 4 bed
rms" q baths, recr. rm.. maids
rm. with bath. 2-car attached ga
saes rage On lssi lot in wonderful neigh
on 1st E: Shown BY appt. only.
BILLINGSLEY & KORZENDORFER.
OR. 1926 till 9 pm. a
ROCK CREEK PARK AREA-S179 $50.
3-year-old brick Colonial, center en-
trance, l1v. room. dining rm., kitch-
en- powder rm;; side screen porch on
5sa 5st floor; floor; 2 bed.ms- and bath on
1888 69S ii00f' T. D. MCCORMACK. %o'
SILVER SPRING-$5, 900 cash; cow.
terms This tapestry brick bunga-
low with plenty of eye appeal has 81
lse, rms, full bsmt., concrete porch, !
Ice. eXpandable 2nd: cnnv. location |
BERNARD T BROSIUS, Realtor
SH 0420 Ewes. Mr.. Scott, sH. 1851 |
SILVER SPRING. homes; 2 and 3
mum down on /. CLAUD WOOD. |
Realtor. Sligo 4500. 5
rAKOMA PIX. q rms, Q sun porches, |
kits, 2 baths, beautiful lge. din. |
rm:. bsmt., garage. lRe. lot. Under
$4,000. Wonderful Investment,
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50. a
rAKOMA PARKS 900 cash will
handle. Brick BUNGALOW. neW-house
cond. 3 bedrms. on 1st, full bsmt..
oil h.-w.h.; end. finished apt. 2ni
baths: built-in garage. BERNARDI
T. BROSIUS. Realtor. SH. 042O.
Eyes, Mr.. Scott, SH 5S61. -3
RAMBLER - 3-bedrm h
home with separate din. rm., ~
baths. On lovely wooded lot. May
be purchased CT or conventional.
This deserves your immediate in
spection Call until pm. JU.
$4,000
NEW BRICK RAMBLER. Glenmont
Hills; 3 bedrms.; gas ht,. oak floors.
Vacant. $1,000 to 5000 cash
Will trade. OWNER. ia. 7010.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
1921 18th ST. NV.

Newly decorated master bedroom,
twin beds, private bath. SO mo-;
also single room. $50. Private home.
co 5IS5 "a
Evening star., 1952-01-02

913? PENNA. I'VE. NV. Newly
painted. MR.. SOBER, ME. 043I.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

3-ROoM FURN. APT.-Gentleman,
80 to 35, to share. NV. section. Cali
snytime Mon, Tues. or Wed. Ho.
JEWISH CoNGENIAL BUS. WOMAN,
share 2-bedrm. apt. with same: TV.
unlim. phone; very reas. DE. 5913
til pm: IA. 1877 Sun. a
GEORGETOWN = Attractive 3rm.
apt: to share with lady: sep. bedrms.
CAN D1. 1893 weekdays after $50
Fl RIGGS slIyb RD. Ne. Apt. sos fur furn..
: rms $50 per mo. for l man,
1863 COLUMBIA RD. NV, Apt. 3s.
MI, 1254--Large room for 2 young
ladies; twin beds, use Of kitchen and
Lying room: $3.50. a
WILL SHARE APARTMENT in ex.
change for care of small baby; own
room. Call 81. 1868. "a
1910 PENNA. AVE. N.W.-Youne
lady will share her comfortable 5.
5oor 5oom apt. with 2 others. Call ST
L., *
Evening star., 1952-01-02
NEARBY CHEVY CHASE
SEE AND COMPARE
The Buy of the Year
NEW ROCK CREEK
TERRACE RAMBI Frs
OWNER
MUST SACRIFICE

HIS large. 3-year-old. Groom and
bath, detached brick home. This
SsdaLo4dt %ell,oqilt home home has been newly
ttains such features as: 1st floor,
Tile powder rn., very lge. liv. rm.
with hrepl.. 11x12 din rm.. lee.
comb. kit.-dinette; upstairs are 4
medium" sized nicely laid out he'd
rms. with very lge closets; ige tile
path; hoored attic storage space.
Metal Venetian blinds; gas &C.
neat: rear. outside concrete porch.
lge.. level. well-landscaped lot with
fenced--in rear yard This home is
located in a beautiful community Of
distinctive. homes on a nice paved
street and is convenient to every
tInI thIlng. The location is in one Of
cloSe-in Silver Springs incest de-
Seiopments and the price is only
$4,000. Three similar houses
within the block have sold for 500
900. The down payment is $500
because Of the very reasonable price.
With balance of the payments 4
30 LIST trust, payable 500 per mo.
nIs.iate IL interested write or telephone
appointment to see hnuse
Evening star., 1952-01-02
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK

Air conditioned house. Miller-bui
and in excellent condition, Ha!
living room. dining room with ad-
joining porch, kitchen, 3 bedrooms
study and . baths; storage attic
open basement; gas heat. Conven.
lent to American University schools
shopping and transportation.
WESTGATE
OWNER BOUGHT LARGER HOME
and 2-bath white
brick Colonial with entrance hall
living room, dining room and kitch-
en-; attractively decorated; gas heat
garage; rear. screened porch over
looking nice garden.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. REALTORS
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave NV. OR 4464.
once Open Daily and Sunday.
9 AM. to Q PM
(List Your House With Us)
Evening star., 1952-01-02

NEAR CONN. AND R-Large front
rm suitable . or 81 good transp.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
RMS. FURN.-MD. IVA. (cen,. }

BETHESDA - Lovely home, room
with. pvt. bath; complete privacy;
excel. transp.; one adult. OIL. 7640.
ARL.-1 sgl. rm.. l dbl. rm.. twin
beds; nicely furn.; con. Navy, Pen
tagon. Call OW. 9441 after $50.
Evening star., 1952-01-02
JUST ABOUT AN ACRE
A GARDEN SPOT

a very livable recently modernized
home on an acre Of ground with Iiv
rm.. din. rm., bedrm. or den and
nice kit. on 1st f.; 3 bedrms. and
bath on. 2nd H.; large screened
porch; ,det; garage; lot is beau
falIuiIy iandscapped with fruit and
towering trees; located in the
Kensington section and reasonably
priced for immediate sale; lust
listed and should sell at once. Call
ME. 1143 until Q pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor.