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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
JOHN ROBERT BROWNING

John Robert Browning, aged Sc, sor
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey
Browning, formerly of the Dodge
School house area, about four miles
north of Oakland, died in Allegheny
hospital at Pittsburgh, on Tuesday
July 20. He had been a patient there
for eight weeks but had been in i'll
health for number Of years.
He is survived by his wife, the for
mer Bess Speicher, of Accident; foul
daughters, one son, three grandchil-
dren; also one brother, Ray Browning
Fairmont, w. Va; four sisters, Mrs
James Dowler, London, Ky; Mrs. VIII
Harvey, Akron, O.; Mrs. William CHS.
holm, Deer Park; and Mrs. Charles
Garrett, Cumberland.
Funeral services are being conducted
this afternoon, July 81, at 2:30 o.
clock from the Curtisville church, neal
Pittsburgh, and burial will be in the
cemetery there.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31

If to Eglon whore tbo two Latter 70
NAMED at The home Of Mr. and Ms
G. b. Hamstead, Mrs. Fike is nursin%
Mrs. Hamstead who remains criticaliv
i'll. Mrs. Sanger is the former Mrs.
Eta Bittiinger formerly of Eglon,
Mrs Myrtle Winters returned re-
Gently from the Garrett County Me
mortal hospital to her home in Eg-
lon. She is still confined to her bed.
Her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Delton Winters and child of
Chicago spent several DAYS in the
home,
Mrs. Nellie Radabaugh accom-
panied by her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. William Proctor
ana ana TWO chlldreni all OF ONO, visited
laSt Week at the nome OF I4e former $
n ni S ana niece Dr. Harold ana
bl5 aI HIIl nI, OF hgl9hi :,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
Postoffice Operating
Under Large Deficit

w. E. Spoerlein, Oakland post
master, said this week that the Postal
Service, which serves every city, ham
let and rural-side community in the
United States, is operating under the
biggest deficit in the history of the
agency.
This condition he termed due to the
high costs of operation, and to the fact
that the postage rates and fees have
not been increased sufficiently COM
parable to cost of operation.
Congress determines whether the
Postoffice shall support itself as any
other business by authorizing in
crcases in present postage rates to
meet the operating costs, or the Con-
gress may elect to keep the Postal
system a service institution that par
TALLY supports itself under existing
laws and then annually appropriates
additional sums from the General
Fund to offset deficits, Spoerlein said
Since 1915 fixed operating costs
have increased at rate of nearly LIS
billion dollars on an annual basis,
while additions to the revenue by in
creases in postage rates and fees have
been increased only at the rate of $500
million a year Even with the new in
creases in postage rates it is esti-
mated there will be about $50 million
dollars deficit in 1858.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
Carnation Herd Has
Outstanding Record

The Carnation Milk Farms purebred
Holstein-F riesian herd has scored the
highest number of points ever re-
corded in the honor list" compiled
annually by the Holstein-Friesian
World, breeders magazine, it was re-
vealed by H. S. Glenn, superintendent
of the Clarksburg Carnation plant.
The publication credits Carnation
COWS with setting 118 records during
1851 which earned 1915 points for
the herd. The honor list is compiled
by the magazine, based on the official
butterfat production records accredited
by the Holsten-Friesian association.
Highest record cow was Carnation
Homestead Daisy Madcap, holder of
the all-time, all-age, all-breed worlds
record of 1916 pounds butterfat and
1858 pounds of milk testing Al per-
cent.
Holsteins owned and bred by Car
nation Milk Farms, Carnation, Wash
ington, now have earned first place
seven times, with three seconds, seven
thirds and one tie for third in the 30
year history. The University of Mary
land has a bull in its artificial breed
ing circuit coming from this farm, and
local Carnation company officials said
that number of farmers in this
county had cows from the same herd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31

A surprise celebration was held
Saturday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Carrie Painter, at Aurora, in honor Of
her eighty-third birthday anniversary
which was July 27.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaffer, of
Texas, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Obed Shaffer, of near
Gnegy Church. Mrs. William Shaffer
was the former Miss Odessa Stemple.
Mrs. Carrie Judy, of Eglon, accom-
panied her son, Billy, on a business
trip to Virginia, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jean Lambert, of near Aurora,
was brought to her home Wednesday
from the Garrett County Memorial
hospital by ambulance. She remains
in a critical condition
Jesse f. Harsh of near Eglon, was
taken Wednesday to a Philippi hos
pital. He had been a patient there
some time ago and was much i'm
proved until this week he became
worse.
Mrs. Clara Beckman, of Eglon, was
notified of the birth of son, July 26
to her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Beckman, Of Sabraton
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
Traces of Oak Wilt
Again Found in County

Traces of oak wilt have been dis
covered again near the Savage River
dam, according to William II. John
son, district forester. Two trees were
found dying, presumably from the
wilt, about one-fourth mile from the
dam.
johnson made an inspection of the
area while accompanying members of
the Interstate Commission of the Pc
tomac River basin in a tour of the
Celanese plant, West Virginia Pulp
and Paper company at Luke and the
Savage River dam.
Operations of the dam were noted
by the group as well as progress in
the rcforestation and rcvegetation Of
the area dcnuded in securing fill for
the project during past years johnson
said the area had been smoothed,
fortified and seeded by the Mary
land Department of Forests and
Parks.
The first traces of oak wilt were
found in this county one year ago on
Savage mountain Since that time
there have been observations Of the
Western Maryland counties and DR.,
Weaver, University Of Maryland path
ologist, and DR.. A. II. Jones, federal
pathologist, have been scanning the
four counties by air. Two suspicious
areas have been found in Allegany
county and samples will be sent to
the government laboratory at Belts
vile for a study of the wood to learn
if the trees are infected with the
fungus.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
EARL S. GILPIN

Earl Scott Gilpin, 81, died Satur-
day in Ohio Valley General hospital
in Wheeling. He had resided with
daughters in Wheeling and Morgan
town. He was a retired employee of
the Preston County Coal and Coke
company and native of this county
but had spent most of his life in
West Virginia.
His wife, Mrs. Myrtle Jane Riley
Gilpin, died two years ago. Surviving
are five daughters; also one brother
Harry Gilpin, of Cumberland; two
sisters, Mrs. George Beckman. Swan
ton; and Mrs. Pearl Schroycr, Berlin,
Pa, and eight grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
July % at Masontown, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31

Having done satisfactory Holstein
calf club work during 1851 Jackie D.
Warwick, Grantsville, and Donald
W agner, McHenry, have been
awarded a certificate of merit and
granted a junior membership in the
Holstein Friesian association of
America, Brattleboro, Vermont.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
DIED
CLAUD ID. KIGHT

Claud D. Kight, IS, died Saturday
at Springfield State hospital, mean
Baltimore, where he had been a pa
tient for four weeks. He had previous
ly been a patient for six years at the
Kiser Nursing home, Mt. Lake Park
A native of Swanton, he was a son
of the late Lewis and Mary Murphy
Right, and was a plumber by trade
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs
Blanche Leighty, Piedmont, w. Va.
and Mrs. Charlotte Wagner, Luke.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31

made in the Accident cemetery.
Mrs. Mildred Wit returned from a
Philippi hospital where she underwent
surgery.
Rev and Mrs. William Sanger, Of
Cardova, Md, accompanied by Mrs.
Ella Fike and sister, Mrs. Pearl
Armitage, of Easton, Md, came July
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31

Marshal Tito said Yugoslavia would
fulfill its obligations and defend it's
soil against any attack from the east.
Puerto Rico became a free u. S.
Commonwealth on July "a, ending
period of colonial possession.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31

This is their second son and they also
have a daughter. The mother was the
former Miss Dean Martin, daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. James Martin form
erly Of this area. The child has been
named John. The father is associated
with his brother, Wade, in the mer-
camille business at Sabraton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-07-31
AURORA : EGLON

Funeral rites were conducted We'd
nesday at the Aurora Methodist
church for Mrs. Laura Calhoun, 95,
who passed away Sunday, July 27, af-
ter a long illness. Interment was
Evening star., 1952-08-31

milk and the cheese and mix
we'll. Pour into a 10-inch
skillet in which the butter has
been melted. Cover the skillet
and cook over very low heat
about IS minutes, or until the
bottom of the omelet is lightly
Drowned and the top is dry.
Fold and serve Immediately.
Makes 2 to 4 servings.
Raised Buckwheat Cakes
One cup milk, scalded; V
cake compressed yeast, l cup
water, teaspoon salt, 2 table
spoons molasses, cup white
flour, l cup buckwheat -four,
u teaspoon soda, "a cup luke
warm water.
Crumble yeast cake into
lukewarm milk and water,
add salt, molaSses and fours
to make a batter as thick as
cream. Stir until free from
Jumps. Cover overnight at
room temperature.
In the morning, before bak-
ing, stir in soda dissolved in
"a cup lukewarm water. Pour
into small cakes and fry on
hot griddle creased with salt
pork. Serve with maple sirup.
Makes 20 small cakes. In
households where these old
fashioned buckwheat cakes
are served every morning, a
cup of batter Is saved to "rise"
them, instead of fresh yeast.
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BY Violet Faulkner. I

apple sirup. Pour into shall
low bowl or pie pan. Dip
bread quickly in pineapple
and egg mixture and fry in
bacon drippings until lightly
Drowned. Serves 3 to 4.
Waff1es
Two cups sifted flour, 3 tea
spoons baking powder, tea
spoon salt, 2 tablespoons
sugar, 2 egg yolks, well beaten;
Ia cups milk, 70 cup melted
shortening or salad oil, 2 egg
whites, beaten stiff but not
dry.
Sift together the flour, bak-
ing powder, salt and sugar.
Combine well-beaten egg
yolks, milk and melted short
ening. Add liquid to dry
ingredients all at once, mix
unth we'll blended. Beat egg
whites until stiff but not dry,
fold gently into batter. Bake
in preheated waffle iron until
steaming ceases and waffle is
golden brown.
Cheese Omelet
Four eggs, "a teaspoon salt,
6 tablespoons milk, l cup
shredded American cheddar
cheese, 3 tablespoons butter
or margarine.
Add the salt to the eggs
and beat slightly. Add the
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Start the Day Right-With Hearty Breakfast

WE WOULDN'T expect an
w automobile to run with
out gasoline, so why should
we expect to start the day
without adequate fuel?
A good breakfast makes
our day a lot happier and
more productive, too. 1t may
even have a bearing on the
way we feel throughout the
day.
Research has proved that
skimpy breakfasts can cause
fatigue and often irritability,
especially during the late
morning hours. Reactions
are slower. Muscular fatigue
increases.
September is Better Break
fast" month, a time when
millions of children will be
starting a new school year.
For these growing boys and
girls, breakfast is a vitality
important meal. From one
fourth to one-third of the
days food (an average of 300.
calorieS) Is needed to meet
the rapid increase in height
and muscular development.
Yet some teen-agers consider
it smart" to go without
breakfast. Some have a mis-
taken idea it will make them
put on weight. A strange
paradox Is that morning and
noon meals are digested and
absorbed in the active day
time hours. BY skimping on
these, the dieter often over
eats at night, when the excess
food Is more likely to be de-
posted as fat and conse-
quently he gains pounds in
stead of losing them.
If you have trouble getting
your family to eat breakfast,
make a special effort to plan
more interesting menus. Try
new tricks with cereals. For
the very small fry, plant a
marshmallow or a bright red
maraschino cherry atop their
serving of cereal. Or hide a
couple baby gum drops in the
bottom of the bowl. Use fresh
fruit in season and vary it as
often as possible. Try French
toast in place of plain toast
and dip the slices in pine
apple juice instead of milk.
Good breakfast habits are
worth cultivating and pay
good dividends. Let's get the
habit!
Pineapple French Toast
Two eggs, l2 teaspoon salt,
20 cup sirup from canned
pineapple, 4 slices pineapple,
S to 6 slices day-old white
bread. For French toast, do
not use thin sliced bread
Combine oCCS salt and nine
Evening star., 1952-08-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

RANCH-sTYLE BRICK RAMBLER,
in exclusive University Park; lge.
liv. rm.. with firepl. and din. L:
ultramodern Kitchen. 3 big bedrms.,
:s. sss 0sH zEvIN Pr1ssf EsE1nS tst 5R Rssis Ssis
$l1. 500 Is ALL WE ASK for this
new. 2-bedrm. bungalow, with ex-
pa psnsi6lss Eng a.; 24o.ft. fronting
ALVIN EPLING. UN. O313. IS
ACRE LOT, rich and level spacious
lawns surround this immaculate
two-story modern home, adjoining
Idd. Md: y. Grounds; close to Al Sony;;
sssns sssaas' ArVs Ss5fsn rrfna { SR' ua $685.
BRICK BUNGA.-Barsain at sig. 500.
Pun dry bsmt.. expand; attic. eas
heat. FILA approved, $4,000 down
erIy. Md. CAN today. WA. 5000,
ROBERT s. DAVIS 6 co. g
rated. Modern 5-rm. frame. Screen
ed porch: " acre Of land, miles
highway. Rt. 224. Piscataway, Nd.
ern except bath; q acre Of land. sil
tiled floors and plastic walls, extra
large rms. Same price. b. M.
Funkhouser. Rt. 1. Box 43O Clinton.
Md. Brandywine 1920. 10
OWNER TRANSFERRED. 10 Obliged
to sell his 1-yr.-old nice 2-story
shingled 3-oedrm. home. Reduced
to $1o;6so:; 81 81 .GS .s5o dow down; assume
pays everything. LOUIS MILLER.
Realtor, UN. 2723; eyes,. UN. 4256.
.4th AND r, CARMODY HILLs-Nice
corner 2-bedrm; bungalow: yrs,
old: Just vacated. May go for about
81, ,2h0 Gown: assume OF 40f trust,
payable $64.29 mo. incl. taxes and
ins. Call AK. 1155 It'll 9 pm. POTTS
REALTY CO.. 3s07 MINI. ave. ne.
s RMS. AND BATH; bricktex siding.
BRYANT h.,,w.h,. Majestic gas range.
lEe. lot. det. gar; total $3.50. BY
OWNER. Sol 9th pl.. Seat Pleas
ant. See Sat. or sun. 10. 9-S965.
Oxon Hill, 3 mi. D: c.; liv. rm,. din.
rm.; de luxe kit; tile bath. plus den
U;aHs,, usabls Si,,, ss exa extra sleeping rm:
$4,000 required. 10. .2-04O1: aYes.
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcent.) }.

BRICK CAFE COD--Attractivs pre-
lovely Deep deep wooded sS lot; J Ssdrmsi
liv. 'rm.. din. rm., kit, inciosed
porch. full basement, garage. oil
hOt-Water heat, fireplace, excel. cond.
Call Mr.. Tommasi. with BOSS q.
PHELPS, INC, IA. 6-6O60; eyes,,
TRUE WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
Brand-new with every modern re-
auirement; wide through center hall
spacious liv. rm.. charming flrepl.,
tull-Size din. rm., lge. kit. with dc
luxe equipment and breakfast nook
den and full tiled bath on 1st A.;
up are 3 twin-sized corner bedrms.
other desirable features are recr
rm. with firepl. and bath, screened
porch. lge. garage and superb sur
roundings. This is truly o home
you'll love and your friends Will
admire. Shown by appt. EDWARD
r. BRIGGS. IA. 5-7744. IA. 6-9164
LOVELY YEAR-OLD RAMBLER-On
half-acre wooded lot; 2 large bed.
rms. bath. kitchen. din.-liv. Sm
S15,750 with $4,000 down and as
sumo GI mortgage. All day Sat. and
SUM-. or weekdays, after 2 PM,
Crescent S2T-M 10
Evening star., 1952-08-08
DE LUKE RAMBLERS

BUY DIRECT from builder and
save; 3 large modernistic brick
ramblers; 3 Of these feature at
tractive stone fronts; 2 have full
sized dining rms; l has living dim
ing rm. combination. All have 3
bedrms:, 14 baths. large living rm.
large kitchen with dining space,
disappearing stairway to attic, out
side entrance to full basement, elec.
stove and refrigerator, Venetian
blinds, window screens, oil hot-air
heat. Situated on la-acre lot. These
houses feature the very best of ma
transportation. Prices. S22,95O and
UP. Shown by appt. only. Closed
Saturday. Phone Evergreen 4-709l.
Dial Operator.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Prince Geo. Realty Co.
SUITABLE FOR INCOME

~ = ~~e~N~AA ~~S 49, - ~Ss@A~
large immaculate, 4-bedroom home
with liv. rm., din. rm., spacious kit,
Ia baths; full bsmt. with rec. rm.
and sep. kit, 2 large porches, level
Anchor fenced yard.
APPROX. " ACRE-$13,750
Enjoy privacy and q beautiful soft.
masonry rambler including garage;
2 bedrooms and den, liv. rm., lge
kit; oil h.-w. h.; must be seen to
appreciate; as little as $500 down.
CHEVERLY-$17,50 500
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick with 20-ft.
liv. rm., hrepl., din. rm.; full bsInt.,
screened porch; large fenced lot;
"a block to school.
ALL BRICK-LGE. ROOMS
bedrooms, Ia baths. liv. rm. with
firepl., beautiful din. rm., dream kit,
full bsmt., wine cellar, 2 large
porches; 2-car garage; lge. lot. A
real buy at only $4,000.
Prince Geo. Realty Co.
JN. 11oe WA. $685. ny. 1885
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Newly decorated. 2-year-old. 2-story.
2-lge. bedrm. home; $I,750 down.
sos. 1853 mo. complete. FRED GREENE,
AP. 6914. 10
Evening star., 1952-08-08
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

FNlNCE GEOkGES CUUNIx
BERwYN HEIGHTS. near q. Of Md.
Cape Cod. brick; 1st A., lily. ,rm.,
sip bedrms rms sis ana Sat tRorffnfs; fn bsmt and as
phalt tile door. oil h.-W.h. Lot T5x
sirable location; $4,000, 10
COLLEGE PARK - SIS, 800; walking
distance Md. Univ; Groom brick
assee'rRH4s tsise %ssTos s5s s.ny e. CLAY f s'sgz
coIsEeE ceSIIssEeE pARK-HoLLYwooDUoo1
resale; $1,000 down; 2-story brick
and frame home, 8 bedrms.. elec.
auto. @ 'fsat.'e heat. alaminum @ I'M storm M 0s. sasn.
Poss; H; CARLYLE de 1daoz1Es.
CoLLEGE PARK.s $3.50. $1,000
down, 2.bedrp I'M & shingle bung- ns
ton. Il. CARLYLE de LozIER.
Realtor. WA. 5000. WA. 5000.
GREEN MEADOWS; s1e.oOo-Ezeel.
financing: lovely 3-bedrm. Colonial,
s1sfl sss .sssS sSS 9s JONI ga1sr0gesh 5ohssoS asR
LANDoVER HILLS 90 e-story, full
ssGnt: Dsmt .Gi oil be- beat .slT lse. yard; ecnv'
LASDovEs zAiSSfso fss: HflIafrice I'LL ss1f slasnea to
corner lot. il block from shopping
center and bus; $10.500. FHA
terms, only $50 mo. Call today.
WA. 1900. ROBERT 8. DAVIS &
LANGLEY PARK sPECIAr-1-year-
luxe GE kit. with DISPOSAL and
sell at once. Asking S15,7bQ: make
e RhA feE EsrzFE iaSE 'sEn' ST. l1os sArsHnI eTss
LEw1spsfE. Eai sbsfiE Md, asos prexel St
Three bedrms., bath. ,liv. rm. and
dining L, nice kit, garbage DISPOSAL.
s sisssoss sss asss Josipa 1arfs eSRs sWAN pF5is ais
Pershing dr., silver Spring, Nd. JU.
USIvERsITYY' PHR4 AREA-Tvo-yr.-
old brick Colonial on deep lot; Just
on Colesville I'd; hrepl. in liv. rm..
poreS. Srisht Sedrms @ I the eqassess laseess
rooms you win find at SIS. 300. Call
VA .S,, 5000 til 9 pm. ROBERT 8.
WEST HaYATiTsvnLE - s-bedroom
home; good-sized din. rm.. large hv:
eRy iss stsss s sshoSs Va .Ra 7sss !tsns1' q
o8Oo. JOHN A. wENTz. REALr9R.
W, HyATTsvnLE5preetieally rev
Full bsmt. finished into rec. rm.;
stairway to lge. insulated attic with
Cow. located. near Queens Chapel
Nssps5 osh0eHlns seass ssass. wa VIZ seE ssS5
sPACious sUBURBAN aoME-Four
Old Riggs MN, 1sxs6-ft. liv. rm,
slsf s bst ai5, iannGs, rm sna Dsdrm axso and
#. bedrm., small bedrm. ana bath.
Large Handicapped lot: basement; oil
heat; JEROME Q. MURRAY. La.
ASSUME CT LOAN, s54.se monthly;
rm. home In Kentiand. Lot 30x150.
Anchor fenced; fully insulated;
storm windows and screens; conv.
to stores, schools and transp. Price,
$l0.750: OWNER, AP: 1888. III
and bath down: ) rms. % and bath sms: up:
pvt. entrance; ideally located; beau.
tiful yard; only S14,950. Can WA.
1858 or AP: $500. JOHN "A.
sSlcK MENT1si suNa1oW@s NEAooWoE rms. screened S
attic; cony. ioc.; Sls,s50. REYLAs
REALTY CO.. sH. GAIT. IA. 1909.
$3.50 DOWN; vacant; immsd. pos
session on this lovely 2-bedrm. brick
aSne; ain ~, with m 1gs; s.ssa ssHsgalg ht. sepsfoste
CAFE Con - Three bedrms.. iull
bath. bsmt.: trees, shrubs. outside
barbecue; nice neighborhood; near
schools and University OF Md.
JOHN A. WENTz. Realtor. AP. $500.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
WOODSIDE FOREST
SILVER SPRING
sos son

This is really the. top dollar value
in new ramblers. Located on a
beautifully Handicapped lot, close to
school and transp.; large bedrms.
master bedrm. with pvt. bath; fully
equip. kit. Rec. rm. with firepl.,
best In new home. see this one,
HOLMEAD, Realtor
0H. o200 til 9. "a
Evening star., 1952-08-08
(Silver Spring. S28,95O

Lovely, new. 3-bedroom rambler, in
Woodside Park. Six large rooms and
rage, side porch. Cali for details.
u IT D1aLI
Evening star., 1952-08-08
3-ACRE ESTATE
CORNER
BRICK BUNGALOW

Practically new; 8 bedrms., full bsmt.,
complete elec. kit. gas heat; located
nearby parkwood, q beautiful new
community. 1011S ThornWood st.
conn. ave. extended). CT financing
available. Price, S15,10O; small
down payment. Call pI 2lff,. Il a
Evening star., 1952-08-08
ROCKVILLE; MD

Three-bedrm. brk. rambiers, S13,950,
5000 dn. to GI, S72.5O per mo.
Montgomery ave, right onto N. Van
Buren,, to 213 and 215 GE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
NEARBY ARLINGTON
S21.950
FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1889

ESTABLISHED 1885
LIS w. Broad St., Falls Church. Va.
Tel. JE: 2-l239: After 8 call Mr.. Par.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
See Polinger's
Semidetached Ramblers
} Bedrooms, Daylight Bsmt

ACO1V111o3 4eNJ 11S14V 1So311us
Only S14,950 and UP. Open daily
and Sunday. Dir: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. 7k10 Of mile beyond
University lane .(or Langley Park
Shopping Center) to our sign at
Ruatan st. Turn left to furnished
POLINGER COMPANY
Ju. S-S133 JU. 7-SSO9
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ARLINGTON
COLONIAL-$17.05O

COLONEL,S TRANSFER
Makes Immediately available his f.
year-old N. Arl 3-bedrm. home
with sep. din. rm., large kit. with
din. space, fireplace, fun bsmt. and
dandy-view lot. Assume large 4G6
trust--We'il try to meet your terms.
Popular section with service per-
sonnel; cony. to wash, Wilson and
Arlington blyds.. about 2 SOS. TO bus
and new Mckinley grade school; jr.
high and shopping nearby. shown
by appt. See 1t today hy calling.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
cH. 8527. Can TIL 0. cE. bs7s.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
Officer Transferred
4 BEDROOMS

This Navy commanders loss n your
gain. Lovely prewar home with 175-
It. lot. completely fenced and beau
tifully kept; 1st a. has bedrms..
/ master size; aluminium tiled bath,
lv; rm., kit .-dinette comb, range,
gefse se size sids Foss poreh Vol Snd SSr
ton; full bsmt., exquisite rec. rm.,
butt-in bar, radio in wall. asphalt
tiled moor, deep freeze; sep. laundry
rm., workshop. outside entr. The
buy Of the year. in beautiful Chew
erly Manor; 2 blks. Catholic school
and church. S12.950. Call for early
appt and terms.
Evening star., 1952-08-08

SPRINGFIELD. SECTION /
Three bedrooms; Chesterfield brick
rambler; full bsmt. Total price,
$17,250, 5000 down, FHA loan
avail. This is $500 below list price.
Evening star., 1952-08-08
VETERANS
$1O,990

INCLUDING BEAUTIFULLY
q, I'M hI4MSIDyScAPHp hI4MSIDy LOT 49,.
INCLUDING TAXES, INSURANCE
HOLLYWOOD
Near University Of Maryland
New 2.bedrm. ramblers, quality con-
struction. featuring plastered walls,
fuu bsmt., auto. heat concrete
TO reach: Out Baltimore blvd.
lRoute -. approx. IN miles past
University Of Maryland to Holly
wood I'd. right ON Hollywood I'd :.
and follow directional signs to
ALSO ATTRACTIVE FINANCING
FOR NON-VETERANS
ALMOST 800 SOLD AND OCCUPIED
Evening star., 1952-08-08
School l Block

This beautiful Cape Cod is ideal for
lge. family. Lge. fenced lot, full
bsmt.. gas &C. heat. all lge. rooms
rms, LIST a.; full-shed dormer on
2nd ~. plumbing roughed in for
2nd bath; center stairway with two
front dormers; make 2 lovely bed
rms: with very small cost. Nicely
lAndscaped. School days are coming:
away from through streets for chill
dren to cross. See it today. Only
$13,960. Assume FHA 1st mortgage.