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Smyrna times., 1952-03-06
Leipsic

Mr.. Ray Disch was a dlnner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Disch
Thursday.
Mr.. Alden ]. Benson, II, died in
the Delaware Hospital, Whining
ton, on Sunday. Survivors include
his wife, Mrs. Amanda Scott Ben
son; daughter, Mrs. Frank
Searles of Bear; son, John T.
Benson of Dover; and two grand
children. Funeral services were
conducted from the Torbert Funer-
al Home at IL am, Wednesday
with interment in Odd Fellows
Cemetery Camden, Del.
Sgt. William Thomas of Dover
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thomas and family.
Mr.. Clifford Ennis is on the sick
list.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
David, 81, widow of Henry David,
were held from the Torbert Fun
eral Home on Wednesday at 2 pm.
with interment in Lakeside Gene
terry. Mrs. David, a former resident
of Leipsic, had been living with
children, near Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenimore Wilson
of Dover visited Mrs. Minnie v.
Wilson Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Dyer and son, Walter,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Dy-
er at Marydel Sunday.
The Ladies Auxiliary wishes to
thank all for their contributions OF
who helped in any way toward the
supper that was served on Satur-
day night.
Ted Wilson of Smyrna spent Fri
Smyrna times., 1952-03-06
MarydeI

The Mary-Del firemen will spon-
sor a party to be held at the Mary
del Community Hall at 8 pm. on
Friday, March Is. Everybody well
come. There will be prizes and ad-
mission is 40 cents.
The March of Dimes collection
on the Delaware side of Marydel
amounted to $50. Mr.. Paul Smith
wishes to thank all solicitors for
their efforts in making this contri-
button possible.
The Marydel Lions Club on
Thursday, March 6 at 8 pm. are
sponsoring movie at the Com
munity Hall. Tickets are being
sold by club members and are so
cents for adults, 35 cents for child
ren. Everybody welcome.
On Thursday evening, Feb. 21st,
"a members of the Marydel Civic
Club met at the home of Mrs. L. H.
Collision, with Mrs. r. G.. Miller as
co-hostess, their February meet
ing. Mrs. L. A. Covell presented
an interesting literary program as
sisted by Mrs. Edith Daley, Mrs.
Mary Sleeves, and Mrs. Virginia
Heather. Announcement was made
of plastic party to be held at the
home of Mrs. H. B. Logan on Mon
day, March 18th, the proceeds of
which will be given into the club
treasury. 1t was decided to have
the club sponsor a All club for
Smyrna times., 1952-03-06
CLAYTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. FarroW
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Samuel john
son, of Wilmington, with Miss Dor
othy C. Andrews, of Farnhurst,
zwere weekend guests of Mr.. Har-
sey S. Farrow, at the Bobwhite
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney Pryor of
.Adaybrook, near West Point, N. Y,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Pryor. Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor have
spent a part of their vacation visit
ing relatives at Clifton Forge, Va.
New arrival, a daughter, June
Elizabeth, at the home of Mr.. and
aGrs. Calvin Boyd.
Reverend and Mrs. Alden Hop
Aims of Lewes were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Collision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ely, Sr., were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
b. Pardee, of Viola.
Birthday greeting this week to
Mr.. Robert Haley.
It is noted that after the recent
snow storm a number of residents
failed to clear the snow from the
sidewalks. The ordinance on this
subject is not unreasonable in pro-
viding that sidewalks be cleared
within six hours after the snowfall
ends, neither does the ordinance
exempt owners of vacant lots
fronted by sidewalks. Most resi-
dents cheerfully comply with the
snow removal requirement and by
80 doing show themselves to be
good citizens, but there are some
who ignore their responsibilities.
Snow left untouched on pavements
usually turns to ice which involves
serious dangers, and also a nuis-
ance.
A member of the State Police
says. 'tDon't let the Ides of March
alilI you into false sense of secur-
5ty. Clear weather and dry high
ways create an urge to higher
Smyrna times., 1952-03-06

speeds. Too often the results Of
high speed are accidents, injury,
death. Take time to be safe.
Mr.. Amos Mast is a patient at
the Kent General Hospital.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Clayton Fire Co. will be held on
Tuesday evening, March 11th. Bus
mess session will begin at sos pm.
All members who have not attend
ed the first two meetings of the
current year are urged to attend
this meeting in order to retain
their voting power.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-06

our community and our newest
community members.
Rev. Louis Wells and the A
Capella Choir of Wesley Junior
College made their appearance in
the Calvary Methodist Church here
in Marydel last Sunday evening
Feb. oath, when they presented a
most inspirational song fest to the
people of this community.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-06

girls of this community, in charge
of Mrs. julius Meyer. A hay ride
ON the evening of March goth,
whose destination will be the Isaac
Thomas farm, was planned, with
newcomers into the community as
club guests. Mrs. L. H. Collision
accepted the Craftsmanship of this
activity which hopes to stimulate
friendliness between the women of
Smyrna times., 1952-03-06

meeting was held Joe Stevens
presided.
Ways and means committee of
Kenton Grange report $73 cleared
from the dance held recently. Mr..
Martin Downing was the guest on
Tuesday evening.
Smyrna times., 1952-03-06
KentOn

The Homemakers Club met at
the home of Mrs. May Davis on
Thursday evening with 18 members
and one visitor present. Mrs. Belle
Smyrna times., 1952-03-06

day with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Wilson, Sr.
Gene Handsberry was home from
camp for a while on Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24

line of their ves-and for manknd-was Gods laws
Neither of industry nor of politics. nor Of the
clergy of science ever improve upon the pat
which has been set forth by the Creator for mans
existence We only limit and circumscribe the use
of the and the principles outlined for mans
perpetual spiritual and material welfare
Our forefathers were given divine guidance l
believe when they to this New World seeking
religious freedom and hoping that they might escape
the bounds for the corrupt and overextended govern
ents of Europe. Out of their wholesome desire, their
sincerity their adventuresome and sacrificing spirit
grew American way Of life and it founded SOL
idly on the basic principles Of religion Foremost Of
these principles those of Individual liberty and
private ownership of property.
Let us join our fathers in proclaiming liberty as
the greatest Of all blessings even as they inscribed on
the Liberty Bell at Philadelphia Gods own declaration
Ueviticus 25:10) for the people of the earth 'And
proclaim liberty throughout the land unto all the in
habitants thereof.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24
IA Hollywood Entertainers
Touring Military Bases
With Christmas Program

HOS, Alaskan Command, Ell
mendorf A F B - Hollywood's
Christmas gift to Alaskan armed
forces, IA top entertainers, is now
on its way to northern outposts
after two Observation-Disclosures
ed local performances over the
weekend.
Arriving here Friday evening
from Burbank, Calf, they per-
formed for the 5OO5th Air Force
hospital and for the troops of Fort
Richardson Saturday. The follow
ing morning they boarded a plane
for military installations in the
Fairbanks area, where they will
spread holiday cheer on Christ
mas day.
The troupe is scheduled for one
Of the most difficult itineraries
ever proposed for such a group
in Alaska. Over 20 performances
are to be given during their two
week stay here. From the far
north Barter Island base to Aleu-
tan Chain bases, Hollywood will
spread its own Christmas cheer
to thousands of Alaska's military
defenders.
Members of the troupe are:
Johnny Grant manager), Tony
Lovello, Freddie Browne, Eddie
Samuels, Ginny Jackson, Cindy
Garner, Sally Mansfield, Beverly
Michaels, Elizabeth Talbot Mar
tin, Bobbe Ruth Browne, Jan
Frazee, Dorothy Gibson, Vicki
Bakken and Yvette Vickers.
Top musician of the troupe is
Tony Lovello and according to
manager Johnny Grant he's one
Of the best accordianists in the
country. Grant himself claims
over 200 military shows to his
credit since the start of the Ko-
rean war.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the
US. Dept. Of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy tonight becoming partly
cloudy Thursday. Gentle norther-
ly winds. Lowest temperature ex-
pecied tonight II, high Thurs. 90.
Nome data last "a hours as of
z am. today: High temperature Is,
low Is. Max. wind % mph from
the NNE. Sunrise at 1908 am,
sunset at 1859 pm.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high "a, low 0. Extremes this date
since 1907: high 81 in 1885, low
-27 in 1923.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24
500 Kids Line Up to Visit
Santa at Nome Hardware

That children still believe in
Santa Claus was demonstrated
yesterday when they started lin
ing up in front of the Nome
Hardware an hour before Santa
was due to arrive. An estimated
500 youngsters visited with St.
Nick and received treat.
In addition to the gifts given
by the Hardware Store, all chill
dren received oranges and apples
which were a special treat to
the children of Nome from the
boys Of the us. Air Force at
Nome Field
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24
Corporal Who Lunched
With Eisenhower In Korea
Is Killed While On Patrol

SEOUL, up - Cpl. James A.
Murray of Muskogee, Okla, who
lunched with us. President-elect
Eisenhower on a Korean hillside
three weeks ago, was killed in
recent patrol action, the Army
disclosed Tuesday.
Murray, a member of Co. B of
Eisenh0Wer'S old 18th Regiment,
US. Third Division, was one of
three soldiers chosen to lunch
with Eisenhower on pork chops
and sauerkraut. The others were
Sgt. Jack Hutcherson, Frankfort,
Mo-, and Pfc. Casper Skudlarek,
Avon, MINI.
In New York, Gen. Eisenhower
said Tuesday, 81 am grieved by
the report that Cpl. Murray has
been killed in action.
II have fine memories of our
brief friendship" the President
elect said. "He was a splendid
young soldier, typical of thou
sands of our young men who are
fighting in far-away Korea for
the principles all Americans cher
ish and for a just peace. My pro-
found sympathies go to his fam
lily"
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24

BY GEORGE BENSON. Harding State College Ark
If this troubled world is to reap the greatest bene
fits from the Christmas season, it's people must be
moved to take up the Bible and be refreshed and
strengthened and rededcaed with its great truths For
the people of America recommend review not only
of the glorious birth of Christ, which is being cele
braed but also of the other two greatest works of God
the creation of the heavens and the EARTH and of
One of the most beneficial and soul-filling expert
for any family during this Christmas week would
be to sit down in the family circle with the Bible and
read these sequences of the greatest story ever told and
think about them: Genesis to 2:6-Gods Work of Gre
alton; Genesis 2:6 to 422-Adam and Eve; Matthew 2
The Birth Of Christ.
In the beginning, God placed on the earth all the
material resources which to need for his
physical well-being What wondrous vast store of
riches these have proved to be! Man has hardly
scratched the surface of their untold possibilities Our
scientists tell that in the field of chemistry alone
there billions and trilons of combinations of the
known basic eements-new combinations providing
unlimited materials and products.
Into this great reservoir of material riches, God
placed man and woman The sacredness with which
they to be held by God individuals, is seen in
many things God made them in his image. God
breathed into mans nostrs the breath Of life and
became living soul" (Gen. 3D. Adam and Eve, rep
resenting mankind, were given dominion over all the
living things EARTH the animal and vegetable king
doms. And they were taught quickly through Ewes
experience with the serpent that the ruling discp
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24
Hollywood Troupe Reach Japan

t OK Y 0, (P - Twenty six
Hollywood entertainers landed in
Tokyo Tuesday and leave for
Korea today to give Christmas
shows for U.N. troops.
The entertainers came here by
way of Alaska. Originally they
were scheduled to fly via Hawaii.
Weather caused the change Of
route.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24
ATTENTION ALL MASONS

ATTENTION ALL MASONS
A special communication will
be held in the Masonic Temple on
Monday. December 20. 1852. at
1890 pm. Work in Entered APP
prentice Degree. Your attendance
requested.
BY order of Boyd c. HARDWOOD,
1855 w. M.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24
N 0 T I c E

Real & Personal Property Owners
The Nome City Assessment Roll
for 1882 has been passed upon by
the Board Of Equalization and the
properly tax rate has been set at
one percent t1eel of the assessed
valuation.
w. M. Meals.
Acting City Clerk
Pub. Dec. 1924, 1852
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24

The following will. spend the
Christmas holiday in the hospital:
Glen Tingook, Margaret Ketex-
&C, Mary Moses, Mary Natanguk,
Flora Tocktoo, Gertrude Kugz-
ruk, Hannah Carney, Freddie
Tinguk, Mildred Lindberg, Edna
Aukon, Bobbie Curran, Allen
Jack, Winfred Adloat.
Magdaline Alvanna Of King Is
land was adjudged insane in
Commissioners Court and will be
committed to an institution.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: A. L. James.
From Unalakleet: Lincoln Mil
ligrook.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-24

Rose Silverman is in New York
City for the holidays with her
daughter, Julia, who is with the
magazine Argosy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-04-11

Mrs. Bessie Pruett, an employee
Of the nationally known chain Of
Ncdicks quick lunch stores, shown
in the attractive new NcdiCks uni
form Of orange and green nylon.
Easily washed and requiring no
ironing, these gay uniforms are
given out fresh and clean each
day TO store personnel
The new uniforms are just one
Of the many new features in the
new NediCks program which have
been put into effect under the
Presidency Of Walter S. Mack. Jr.,
who is noted for his outstanding
community activities on behalf Of
better race relations. as well as
being one of the leading industrial
and financial executives in the
country.
Evening star., 1952-10-29
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcont.)

FLORIDA MUST DO SOMETHING
to people; here's another owner
sacrificing his custom-built Sill. Spg
bungalow; 8 rooms and bath. pull
down stairs to attic. marvellous
rear lot; 1850. exceptional terms
RIPLEY e. ROMER, Realtors 81
GIL; open ewes.
$500 DOWN, Wheaton-Two-bedr
brick BUNGALOW; nice kit. with dble
slnk Ass;;e OUTSIDE storage a rm No 6NH SSmt
DO YOU LIKE a garden with fruit
trees, berries and flowers? You gel
all this and more with this beautiful
new 3-bedrm. rambler with full bsmt
Conv. to schools and transp. All this
MCLEAN. SH. 1851. -
NEW RAMBLER OFF MASS. AVE.
Brand new. finest quality: wide cen.
ter hail. 25-ft. living rm., separate
din. rm.; dishwasher, disposal. Their
mador oven: breakfast bar; THREE
bedrms., baths; storage attic: full
basement, paneled recr, rm.: built-ir
age; VERY sENsIBLY PRICED
FRANK s; PHILLIPS, DI. 1411; eve
nings: call LO. 4-7444.
NEW BRK. RAMBLER, S23.95O; of
separate din. rm.. kit. 3 really Biz
bedrms,,, Ia baths, recr. rm.. fire.
place, bar, Laundromat, wall-to- wal
carpeting. screened porch, awning
!oveiy' level, wooded lot, fenced ir
rear. Convenient to schools, stores
transportation. Will consider samoa
doWn. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI
mdI l4dI: evenings. call LO. 4-7444.
Ma'; ina' u;S bedrms: l z baths. charm
dinette; unusually large and attrac
scr. porch; bsmt.; level lot. Yes
even a white picket fence. Clos
to schools; shopping center, transp
Mrs. Steed. JU. 8-37SO. or 81 63J1u
Il. j. SCOFIELD. exclusive realtors
Evening star., 1952-10-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
Michigan Park Hills

5419 14th pl. Beautiful brick home;
center-hall plan; Z rms, ia baths
spacious liv. rm. w/firepl., den off
liv. rm., lovely kit; End H., 3 nice
size bedrms., tiled bath, shower
storage attic, knotty pine rec. rm.;
gas h<-w.h.; dble. brick garage;
Anchor-fenced back yard. beautiful
Dir: Out Sergeant rd / blk, ovei
D. c. line. left on jefferson ST. Mr..
Robinson, SH. 6015, with VIM.
r. THOROWGOOD. DE. O3l1
Evening star., 1952-10-29
HOUSES SALE-S.E. Cont J
vACANT-MovE RIGHT IN

IIO UFOAI . :. .. =.
Congress Heights-Det. bungalow, s
rooms and bath, full bSmt., practi-
calIy new gas &C. heat front and
rear porches. det. gar. House COM
pletely redec.: new refgr., new gas
range. Just off Nichols ave, close
to schools, shopping, churches,
tranSp. Priced right-good terms
Call ewes. GE. 1883. PRESS REAL
'TY CORP. 927 18th st. NV. ST
Evening star., 1952-10-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA. AREA-New. 4-bedrm.,
2H-bath home; separate din. rm.:
garage. Excellent neighborhood and
s9n s9nv zod to sGho1ls; Top yalye at
BETHESDA = Modern. det.. stone.
brick and frame; & rms, firepl., scr.
Owner transferred; excellent value.
$20.g5o. $4,000 cash will handle.
EARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000, OIL.
BETHESDA. S13.a5o Two-bedroom
bunga. with finished 2nd-fi. bedrm.;
liy. rm. with firepl., dining space and
Kit. House in excellent cond. and To-
GATED close to schools and tranSp.
Eyss.' yv VI 9346. SAMUEL E. BOG
GLEN MAR PARK. SsS,s5o-An-brick
Colonial, 20-ft. liv. rm. with firepl.,
Slde porch, powder rm., equip. kit, 3
ample-size bedrms., tile bath, full
6smt., gas heat. Assume AZ loan.
&, JOHNSTON.
MEADOW eapSoyTa wooRNew 9smbel w,S Sott yhite
living room. separate din. room,
3 large bedrooms: paneled den: full
basement with fireplace Two-car
garage. Many custom features SO
4: cAsKEY. Reaitcr. 2oS xp. 64o6: 6si eves.. s.,
SILVER ?asi sPR1NG-Just listed this i'm
maculate .3-bedrm:, 11a-bath, brick
Colonial, in superior location, near
0akview fs1i Lew School. Very large liv. rm.:
space, IL bath and S3-ft. screened
porch, on lst f.: 3 very large bed
rms. bath, up; finished rec. rm.. law
atory and garage on lower level.
fdn,a Fine lot with hnst trees; Very close to
tsrms sefs PFisfa REALTY co
SH. 6440 till 9 pm. i
TAKOAIA PARK-Unusual southern
sSI0nial SG t hGms SedrS on svs sahs s n1eoS 1SoS
under. 100000. This is a real buy.
Low down payment. A. ]. KESSIN-
sIER & co: SH: 4544: -31
wood surrounds this custom built,
ferent tscn tES% ssa os6 anythine you hsys sysy
CEosE-N 4 S m SILVER aI1i; SPRING. Dale
dr,---New, excellently constructed,
brick. 3-bedrm:. rambler. complete
ssasrs and ga tg 1sm5 j. Ess fssHsE
BUNGALoW-see this immaculate
5-rm. brick and frame bungalow;
expanoable attic, sep. oln. rm., nre-
place, full bsmt. Terms. A. J.
KEssINGER & CO. SH. 4544.
FLOWER AVENUE HOME, near all
shops, bank. movie. ETC.: 4 bed
rooms Il on Ist H.. ia baths.
recr room: h.-w. heat; oversized
lot. 59x150; S22 $50; well financed.
RIPLEY & ROMER. 81. Gill. Open
evenings.
MY OWNER HAS GONE and I'm
looking for you to buy me for ST.
o5n or maybe less. I'm a 2-story
brick home Of 6 rooms and bath. in
Sill. Spg.: handy to schools shops
and buses, and you'll like me and
my neighbors. RIPLEY & ROMER,
Realtors. 81. GAIL. Open ewes.
$16,5OO will buy this 4-yr.-old. Diet.
brick rambler in excellent location
in Kensington. with 5 rms; 2 bed
rooms, tile bath Reasonable cash
and terms for the balance. Call ME.
1143 until 2 pm. ]. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. Realtor.
Evening star., 1952-10-29

BETHESDA, $24,95O
Detached brick with large porch and
block of Wis. ave. shopping area;
rooms. baths. finished and heated
attic: recreation room finished in
knotty cedar with built-in bar. tile
moor. and lavatory. For appoint
Norris, ir
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Evening star., 1952-10-29
Mr.. no. CAPIToL AND ALLISON SITS.

IAhUMA PARk. D. Z.
o. FOUR BEDROOMS
Lovely detached corner. desirable for
large family, near Walter Reed Hos
pital: best schools and t1arsp0l ia
ton: redecorated ton to oJt-.'pl, III
side and out, new gas n VII. tull
dry basement. two car garage. Priced
under $50, 600 make an offer.
Quick possession. Call Mr.. Clark,
GE. 9011.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1D24 l4th St N ". DI. 33IG
Evening star., 1952-10-29

COLORED-BRICK HOME; rooms.
including 2-rm. apt. on end floor
and l room in bsmt.; garage; oil
heat: S15.150. $1,000 down; nr.
18th and c SITS. LU. 1-5000. POTTS
REALTY CO., or HO. 1853, Mr..
Cohen
Evening star., 1952-10-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

DOWN PAYMENT. 213
9th st. s.w.-Semidet.; IL spacious
rms. l kit. 2 fun baths. bsmt; oil
heat; rental income. 2nd and 3rd
floors, S264; possibilities S3O5.
Very profitable investment. Mr.
Mobley, ewes, FIR. 3631. ZAGAMI
REALTY CO, Ii. 1897. 80
Evening star., 1952-10-29

MADISON ST, near 5th. facing park
Very attractive 4-bedrm. brick
home. Asking $4,000 down. 1St-fl.
washer; perfect cond. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTzER. RE. 23U1. 81. s741.
MOUNT PLEASANT - Newly deco
rated, spacious and vacant, 3-bed-
room row brick with income posi-
bilities, conveniently located. Oner
and terms; asking S16, 500. Mrs.
Pentz. DU. 1913, with THOS. l..
Evening star., 1952-10-29
LOVELY HILLANDALE
PRINCE GEORGES COUNII

CARMODY HILLS-3-rm. and bath
oung allow. oil heat, hrepl.; S5UO
down. s50 mo. zANTzINGER. JR..
CHEvERLY BARGAN-3-becrn1 p
story brick; buIlt-in garage; SlI.a5U.
A. STANLEY MOREAU. AP. 6Ssu.
Evening star., 1952-10-29
COLORED
4 BEDROOMS-$15OO DOWN
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

semidet. Corner AraHn brieE; 8 Vnlase rms.. 3
bedrms., 1 " baths. screened porch,
gas heat. large corner lot; Al
cond.: S16.95O. HARTMAN REALTY.
43400. vi. 1916.
ANAC0STlA-Large detached ashes
5000 own. kARTMAN really,
lNt4ool lNci la1i Il GS9d 5Sqs. Hope rd' Sc LU'
CONGRESS HTS.-3-yr-old semidet
brick 2-family fiat; 3 rms. and
SIS, 900. HARTMAN Realty. INC,
l345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-34U0,
LU. 4-39S2.
brick Cape Cod bungalow; full bsmt.,
slate roof. disposal. fan, level lot.
Immed: poss. ST., 800. HARTMAN
HiLICREsT AREA. Hish%ood nsh%; dr.
slate roof. Seven rms, . baths, recr.
rm. screened porch, garage, Real
bargain. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
1411; evenings. call XII. S-0S75. .
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Overlooking Boiling Field; 5-rm. semi
Oct. DrlcK Win recr. rTn.. OIL heat;
peri. cond. JOHN l.. SHELTON,
Realtor. 10. $4,000. 80
CONGRESS HEIGHTS DETACHED
3-bedrm. brick on beautifully land
,scaped lot; 5"xll0 Full bsmt.. oil
heat. firepl.; porch; in peri. cond.
Immediate possession. JOHN L.
SHELTON, Realtor. 10. $4,000,
80
HILLCREST-VACAN
Det. brick; bedrms.. = baths. built
in garage. Newly painted and
papered. Prewar construction. Excel
resid. area. 1854 Westover dr.. a
good value at S21,0 Call Mr.
Pitt, after pm, LU. 1-0453.
ADELBERT w. LEE
3211 Penna. Ave. Sc, vi. 1000
orr MINI. AND PA. AVE. Sc.
Fine mod. 6-rm. brick with elaborately
finished rec. rm. in bsmt. From
porch; gas heat; nice rear yard
This is an Up to the minute prop
erty, in n most desirable location
Evening star., 1952-10-29
HILL NREcT MI,

OFF MINI. AND PA. AVE. Sc.
Fine mod. 6-rm. brick with elaborately
finished rec. rm. in hsmt. Front
porch; gas heat; nice rear yard.
This is an UP to the minute prop
erty, in q most desirable location
and will SELL. Call Mr.. Kitchens.
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 1868;
ewes, LA. 6-0S06. go
Evening star., 1952-10-29
GOOD FINANCING

Just one feature of this brick bung-
study on the md a. which is pine
paneled. , bedrms on LIST a., full
bSmL., storm doors and windows.
On large level lot with trees. Priced
az Sl3;95Q for quick sales. Call SH.
SOLO III 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-29
ALLEN & ROCKS, INC.
ST. 0505

Glover Park-Corner Home
HOME WITH INCOME
Center hall; spacious liv. and dining
rms; bedrms. > baths 2nd floor: ?
bedrms., full bath 3rd floor. Rec,
rm. with firepl.; side porch; garage.
owner leaving town; priced for i'm
mediate sale. Real opportunity at
S"3, 800.
ROGERS REALTY CO
ia. 3459, 1910 VT. AVE, Ma, O9O4
Evening star., 1952-10-29
HILLANpALE

S39.950. with conv. terms will bu,
one eant,on OF the incest homes in thi;
4. den, powder rm., breakfast rm
fully, equipped modern kit, lge, side
porch: lge. bedrms.. baths on
End A.: full attic: bsmt.: 2-cal
garage: beautiful grounds. Call now
co. S545. OIL. 2SO6.
Kinks REALTY co. REALTORS
Evening star., 1952-10-29
COLORED

COLORED
Reasonable down payment; 325 18th
ST. ne: one block from Elliott Jr.
High School: apis. consisting of
nine spacious rooms, . large fully
ern tile baths, . stoves, . refgrs.
Property will more than take care
Of itself. Why pay high rent? Mr..
Mobley. eyes,. FIR 1881. ZAGAMI
REALTY Ii T-Q377