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Milford chronicle., 1952-11-07
MIRROR OF THE PUBLIC
By Jack Scott


CAS- the twig is bent, the trees
inclined" I forget who said these
lines, but he sure knew what he
was talking about. If this philOsO-
pher had been thinking of an
American national election as he
wrote he would have revised it
thusIy, "As the tree is bent, the
twig's inclined" With the tree rep
resentativeI of a parent and the
twig, the son or daughter of this
parent, it has much significance
when it comes to political view
points.
The students of Milford High
School, or any other high school,
are a reflection of their parents in
many ways. That is why school
elections are a crOss-5ectiOn Of
American political views. OF course
there are a few individualists who
like to form their own opinions,
but they are in the minority and
therefore do not have much bear
ing on the case.
1 believe that this will prove the
importance of school polls as a re-
liable. prediction of the national
outcome. If the coast to coast stu
dent voting statistics were cOmpil-
ed and publicly announced, I think
that they would present a trueI
and clearer picture to the public
than Mr.. Gallup or Mr.. Roper evel
could.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-07
DOVER DOWNS JAY
WEES IN HOCKEY, 10

This Jay Wee hockey game took
place on Wednesday. October %,
Immediately following the compile
tlOn OF the Varsity contest. The
Milford team played a spirited type
OF game and held the Senators"
scoreless until early in the second
half, when the latter tailed the
sole goal of the fray.
The "Lakeviewers' tried desper-
ateiy to knot the score, but were
unable to accomplish this feat
However, they hope to conquer
their friends from the capital
city" when next they meet.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-07
PARENTS MEET
TEACHERS

On Wednesday night, October 90.
the parents Of a goodiy-number of
the high school students met and
talked with their children's teach
ers. The meeting was held in order
that the teachers and parents might
become better acquainted. A much
better relationship between the
teacher and parent was gained by
those who attended.
The meeting started at 1880 pm.
and continued until IL. 90 pm, the
last hour or so taken up by a group
meeting in the auditorium with Mr..
GlasmiTe presiding. The purpose
of this gathering was to discuss
current school problems of mutual
interest to parents and school Off
cials.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-07
kindergarten News
At The Milford School

On Monday, October 9th, Sharon
MUrphy's mother brought their five
puppies to school, The children
were gentle with them. They en-
iOyed the visit with the puppies
and learned that they were now be-
ing fed pablum and cereal and that
their eyes were closed for about
two and a half weeks after they
were born.
Tuesday the morning class took
a walk. We went down Lakeview
Avenue to the lake and then over
to Peggy's house. We walked
through the leaves and brought
back pretty cOlored leaves. When
we returned we made pictures to
make a book about our walk.
Lynne DickeTsOn has come to be
with the afternoon children for
three weeks 1t is 1ice to have her.
Mr.. Haight brought the class
some new blocks from the shop.
The children sent him thank YOU
cards.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-07
MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN
RESULTS

The results of the recent maya
zine campaign conducted i'm the
Milford High School by the Gro
well-COllier. Curtis, and Crowley
companies are now available for
publication. A broad picture of
these results shows that the sophie.
mores were the best vendors of the
Golfers publications while the
juniors succeeded the best in sell
ing the Curtis periodicals. Another
general comment indicates that the
school met the quota as established
by the Curtis Company, but failed
to do so with respect to the Gro
well-COllier Company.
The tabulated results of the three
campaigns are listed below by
hOmerOOms:
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-07
ARMISTICE DAY
ASSEMBLY

The Armistice Day Assembly will
be held November 11th, 1O:3O a. m.
Participating in the assembly pro-
are Ginger Pack, Randall
Christensen, and Charles Belts.
The assembly will also call upon
the A Capella and Girls Choir and
the NJ. H. S. Band
The program for the Armistice
Day assembly will be:
1. Band
2. Star Spangled Banner"
3. Talk-"Armiatice Day, by
Ginger Pack
4. A Capella Choir-"One
World" -
3. POem-"On Flanders Field
by Joel McCrae: Randall
Christensen
6. Girls Choir-"I Heard A
Forest Praying"
Z. Flag SalUte-led by Roy
Tawes
8. Girls Sextette-"And At
Eventide" by Gaul
8. Taps-pIayed by Charles
Belts
10. A Capella Choir-"Lord's
Prayer"
Parents are urged to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-07
$2,267.35 Grand Total
Crowley Campaign

$931.5O Grand Total
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-07
ENROLMENT AS OF
SEPTEMBER 9TH

Following is list of homerOOms
with their respective teachers and
enrolment, grades 7-12 inclusive.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
here is an
actual photo of
WUNDA WE'VE
washable cotton BROADLOOM
after six months of heavy duty
on our busy Sixth Floor
Q.95.
~ square yard

see yourself how odont meets the test Of quoiN
boodoom See how Wundo We've wear its greet
sone otter six months Of heavy trofc often
directly from the during winter and ron Admire too,
magnificent coors vibrant the season. cotton brood
loom ho fright" for every See its oom-woven,
xuriousy soft hot gives Wundo We've its particular
beauty the magnificent range Of (it available in room
size wall and scotter sizes makes your hopPy choice
for sudden burst Of color ho greet sweep Of beauty in
living or bedroom
Practically speokine Wndo We've moth resistant presnk
and will retain its color You Vacuum shampoo and ounder
it with equal ease and good results
W6L-Fooreoverines Sixth Floor oso BehesdoCheY Chase
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Crow Agency

The Ladies Council met at
the church vestry of the Bap-
fist church Tuesday evening,
April %. Mrs. William Martin
was in charge of the meeting.
Officers for the coming year
are Mrs. Pete Pitsch, Jr., pres
ident; Mrs. William Drake,
vice-president, and Mrs. Robert
NORM, Secretary-treasurer Aft
err the business meeting the
ladies presented Mrs. C. A.
Bentley a birthday gift and a
beautiful cake. Hostesses were
Mrs. Warren Alfred and Mrs.
Elvin Davis.
Guests the past week at the
homes of MIR. and Mrs. T. E.
Mason and Mrs. Garth Houg-
aard were Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Darling of Gooding, Idaho, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lulloff of
Twin Falls. Idaho.
Guests at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Nelson Easter
Sunday were MIR. and Mrs. C.
C. Rylandser and children of
Billings; MIR. and Mrs. w. J.
MORN and sons of Missoula;
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Mum of
Roman; MIR. and Mrs. Phil
Boyd and children of Wyola;
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Hardin Tribune-Herald. Thursday. May l. i 1888

emit. Refreshments were served
at the close of the business
meeting.
Guy Johnson, who recently
sold his farm to Chas. Sto-
baugh, left Saturday to visit
relatives in Billings, then to
Washington. The best wishes of
the community are extended to
him in his travels.
Quite a number from this
community attended the pub
lie sale of John Schneider
north of Hardin last week.
MI and Mrs. Clarence Poison
and family were Saturday eve
ming guests of MIR. and Mrs.
John Reno.
Mrs. Irene Fisher spent the
week end at Corinth with MI.
and Mrs. Edward Pattyn.
Miss Jean Forbes and Miss
Janet Goulet were week end
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Mr.. and MI. C. J.. Mum, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Sisk, MIR and
Mrs. Norris Nelson and Miss
Margaret Forbes, all of Crow
Agency, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dali
las McVey and sons of Billings.
Mrs. Garth Hougaard visited
with her husband at Hot
Springs, S. D., last week end,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pereau and
children, Joe and Nancy, of
Billings and Dawn and Sandra
Barse of Bremerten, Wash,
were week end visitors at the
home of Mrs. Marie Smart.
The Crow Agency American
Legion sponsored a dance at
the Grow school Saturday eve
ming. Music was furnished by
the Kook Ranger of Billings.
Proceeds of the dance are to
be used to organize a Junior
league baseball team.
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and John Rob, who WAS visit
iig al the Lee Turley home.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Crouch re-
sufned nome Wednesday after
spending the winter months in
California. -
MI and Mrs. Ed SCHNEIDER
were Sunday dinner guests ait
Ihe Elmer Hert homJe.
Mrs. John Besel and Mrs.
Jamst Lemon made a trip to
Bllllngs last Friday.
Mrs. C., A. Rogers returned
wednesday. evening from a
week spent in Billings where
she helped care for her daugh-
0er-ln-laW, Mrs. Chas. Rogers.
Guests at the Ted Dumler
nome Monday evening were MI.
ana Mrs. Leslie Dumler, MI.
ana Mrs. John Besel and MI.
ana Mrs. John Rob of Great
rails. The evening was spent
In playing pinochle.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Schultz
attended the bull sale in Bill
lngs last week and made a
purchase while there.
Mrs. Uriel King, Barbara and
Robert King and Mrs. Anna
Dygert were guests at the
Lloyde Carper home Wednesday
evening. The occasion was the
18th birthday of Mrs. Anna
Wort
Gary Kaiser and Bob Mehling
were among a group of DEMO-
lay boys attending the conclave
In MiSSoula last week.
MIR and Mrs. Floyd Hert and
children of Billings visited at
the Elmer Hert home Sunday
evening.
The Sunshine club met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Ted Dumler with fifteen MEM
berS present. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Elmer Hert.
Uriel King and Harold Car
per left Sunday for points in
Washington, Oregon and Calf
ornia. They expect to be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. Rich Redding and chill
dren visited with Mrs. Chef
Kaiser on Saturday. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hert
called on the Donnie Hert fam
lily Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Pete Arp and Mrs. Alvin
Kurtz were in Billings Thursday
getting baby chicks.
A family dinner was held at
the home of MI. and Mrs. John
Williams Sunday. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dunn
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miller
and Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard HuSSey and Bernard, MI.
and Mrs. L. r. Jones, Herbert
and Janice, Francis Crump,
Gene Belts and Mrs. Fred Al
derman of Billings. In the aft
ernoon MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Ped
erSon and family of Billings
called on the group.
Mrs. Lyle Hammond spent
Wednesday evening visiting
with her daughter, Laurel, in
Hardin.
Mrs. Ted Dumler and Mrs.
John Besel visited Mrs. Pete
Arp Thursday evening.
Some scholars say the old
Arabic name for Madrid was
derived from a root word
~, ~ xnr f10-~ 1.N-
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st. Xdvier News

MIR. and Mrs. Joe O'Brien
went to Billings Wednesday
where MI. O'Brien underwent
an operation on his ear.
The Upper Big Horn Home
Demonstration club met Thurs
day with Mrs. Donald Green
walt. Eleven ladies were pres
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d ana family of Nibbe, spent sun-
by sisitlng at the home Of Mr.
rotts brother-in-laW and SIS 81
esr, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moves,
Mrs. Ted Dumler and Mrs.
1ohn Besel called at the home
u Mrs. Mollie Lind S,ndav
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North Valley

Miss Darlene Dumler and
Miss Florence HesSler were ov~
ernight guests of Miss Lorraine
Dewald Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. William Potts
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shoppers in Sheridan and Bill
ings. :
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. The wife of a United States
president has no official title.
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Some scholars say the old
Arabic name for Madrid was
derived from a root word
meaning flowing or changing
ali.
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Another Chevrolet First

This continuing program for safetY is pioneered by the
Chevrolet Division Of General Motors Corporation. as q
continuation Of their 40Yeur-old history IN being first
with the best for YOU @@z sA#E# NV. 1.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
CoLoRED-WOODRIDGE
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CONy. B0LLING-ANDREws FIELD
-Furn.; 2-story brick; semidet. !:
terms 1satSii oWNER. en Jo' ouss 3Issss. otSO Eis
ANACOSTIA - Large, det.. corner
Bricktex; rms, 4 bedrms., oil
h.-w.h.: Al cond.; $14.500. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Good
Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-3400. LU. 1882.
quality det. brk.
Colonial; heavy slate roofs 6 rms,
z baths. rec. rn1., concrete screened
porch, built-in gar, oil hot-water
heat; choice wooded lot in this
splendid location; price includes wall
to-wall carpeting and Bendix washer;
should sell Immediately at S25,750.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411; eyes,,
call OIL. 1856.
ASSUME LARGE GI LOAN on this
lovely semidet 6-rm. brick home,
near Boiling Field, Naval Air Sta
tion and Andrews Field. Owner
transferred and must sell. Includes
full bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat, and lovely
handicapped lot. Monthly payments
of $3.50 include taxes and in
surance. Reas. cash will handle. Call
Mr.. Lynch. RE. 65S5; eyes,. DE.
5253, WOODWARD & NORRIS,
Realtors. 723 Goth ST NV
Evening star., 1952-08-13

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. on LEGATION st :.
: blks. from Conn. ave.-Det. brick
rambler: 3 bedrms.. baths. bsmt..
attic and gar. II you want a new
home conv. to transp. shopping cen
ter and church this is it. Price and
terms reaS.
P. J. wALsHE. INC.
1116 Eye st. NV. Ma. GAGS
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bus. OPPORTUNITIES lcont.l J

PAWN BROKER BUSINESS. 1884
14th st. NV; low down payment;
REALTY REAL auss Co. IA. i4bo. ST. S4Ss.
RESTAURANT AND TOURIST Court.
Fairfax. Va, on Route I'll or 2s
section; fully equipped with modern
fixtures; long established and profit
able business with larger possibili,
ties; owner retiring because, . 81 "
T. TRUELL. Crescent $685. or
RESTAURANT AND TOURIST COURT.
Fairfax, Va; on Route .il ,: or ~;
Well located in groWing business
ern hxtures. Lons established and
sibilities. owner retiring because
of i'll health. kor appointment Gall
SASF G. e+eseenf e; FE9EtR s911W Crescent " gSS'
SEMI-S.S. GROCERY. colored trade.
s.w. corneer; approx. $1,000 wkly.;
se A6sRBGcH fssigGtc e Di f'csE sisl. seE IA % ss94
REST, BEER, Colored; doing S140,
money maker: 9th s.; loc; $4,000.
sand. shop, food to carry out. A. s.
EcONOMON. JU. 7-9429 or ME.
1881.
REST. (liauor); beaut. EQUIP: air
cond. Net, income over $l.2UO mo.
Money-makins prop. $4,000. terms.
GaiEa sias lessf 4 s. EeoNoMoSS sseS oS Ne Ne sssl 81
WOMEN'S. GIRLS, AND INFANTS
wear in new shopping center. Must
sell because of death. With or with
GROCERY sPECiALNYou can lease
store, 4-room apt. and garage with
$4,000 worth OF new grocery hxtures
for S135 per month for 5 years or
%afTEk %2ls sSf EbEKMNy 81 Kaiziy e. afs'fstss cass
STORE RENT FREE by renting A.
unit building. Inquire MGR. 1764
GoIgpoia & I'd. nv. 2nd floors 10
living quarters. electric eouipment.
some stock. garage. 4 pumps. grease
lift. air compressor, on junction Of
s1Ta EGadS W AF99TN,fl1%t F99T l1tOF%atiSR n 4saa sslI
HstRAScE ksaiSc et BUSINESS BUSINESS for sale i0 all
or spare time; atty, ins. or mfg.
ss0s sssns P5sf 1S m6kE Sk GSS5 SR5F,r IN tb2..
S1 months "a durins "T VACATION cation season an rnrst st
Colonial Beach, Just the thing for
q retired man or woman to supple
nnent retirement income: small down
payment will handle. Total invest
qtrs.. food concession, and bingo;
loc. next to bath house. Will trade
for. small house or farm. Tel: AL;
O246; residence, AL. 1920. after 8
p.m.; on premises Sat. and Sun. II"
GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN,
sacrifice due to age; full stock;
modern fixtures. 9TH and c sts. Sc.
EASTERN MARKET. Mr.. Corbin.
GTORE-Sells general line drug store
items except prescriptions; fountain
and food service in denSely populated
NV apt. section; 5000 residents 9
block trading area; rent, $50; 5-yr.
lease: July sales daily avg. S55.
AID. 1916 or SH. 075S.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
SILVER SPRING

S13. 750--Attractive 2-story bungalow
with large expansible attic; 2
bedrms., lge. liv. rm., lovely kit;
full bsmt.; fenced yard. Gail Mr..
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
JU. 5000 til 9 pm. --l3
SILVER Spring-$11,95
Beautiful nearly new brick bungalow
with 2 lge. bedrms, all electric kit.
with dishwasher and disposal. AS
sumo GI loan.
"Silver Spring-$14,950"
Beautiful new 3 bedrm. rambler with
full bsmt. located on corner lot.
175xS0.
Indian Spr. Club Estates"
Five (6) bedrms.. Q baths. brick home
IN beautiful section Of Silver Spring.
Full din. rm. rec. rm. S23,950.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-08-13
Town & SUBURBAN.. OR. 1900
CLEVELAND PARK

Brand-new listing Of this handsome
brick home located only q few blks.
from Conn. ave-; 1st fl. has recep.
hall, liv. rm. with firepl., large din
rnl.. large. modern kit. with dis
2nd H.. 8 lovely bedrms.. 2 modern
tiled baths; stairs to large finished
4th bedrm. on 3rd II. There is a
pine-paneled rec. rm,; wall-to-wall
carpeting: attached garage. Won
derful financing and priced cor
rectly at S32. 800. w. B. WRIGHT,
EM 6AQQ Omen eueS Till d
Evening star., 1952-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

b bedrms. baths attractive Give mod.
stone. brick and frame home; lge.
bedrm. and bath 1st H.. rear porch;
Asking SEE sss. $50 o. Earl T. WRIGHT. fcif.
BRfGHTWOOD AREA-vacant. own
sgr sr anxious to sell. Row brick.
Three Tin bedrms. and and bath. lly rm;; f,,;;
modern bath. gas heat; yard. Easy
terms. 40 Buchanan st., east Of
North Capitol. Open eyes,. It'll dark.
cHfyYY CHASE. D. Detached
sfck ic oss oested mr. Lstasyests sGh0S
home consists of 3 bedrms.. baths;
lse; rear sa1 SCREENED SCI. porch, pansied ansss
foreimmediate sale: owner leaving
town. See 1t today. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO.. OR. 1926 IN 9
CHEvY CHASE. D. c.. SCI. 500. A
brek residence located near the tn
and din. rms, good Kit. 5 cross
ventilated bedrms., tiled bath and
storage attic. Rear screened porch,
air-conditioned heat with gas fur
sse osaton s0uasvn EnW fTDoSors r. SoNEs very fo
1Nc;; Chevy Chase. D. c. Wo. 1900
CHkvY III 4 CHA CHASE, D. c. sea. so09fhi.
s sa dstssned bssn cbssn frame circle nr Conn., must
sold at once. Please call US to SCI
It.. Will take any reasonable offer
PIILINGsLEY REALTY CO.. OR
CLEVELAND cTEva .l D PAR iPHARK. sas.s5o: low
cash payment and convenient terms
Here is q very close-in residence
located Just west Of Conn. ave
4 bedrms. on 2nd. floor, large liy
Tm. I on on frst' STORAGE attic, sai
furnace with hot-water heat
Transp., school and shopping center
close by. Immediate possession
EDW. Il. JONES a. co, INC;
Chevy Chase. D. c. Wo. 1900 til
CLEVELAND PARK-s-bedrm. semi
det. brick: nice liv. rm.. din. rm.
modern cleo; kit; new gas furnace
ground Level roDsssH basement With With. c9s. ss%,
cond. osi 'ui Under sso. 900. N Good iinane
ing. RAYMOND p; DUNN, 4s2'
COM. AVE. IDEAL LOCATION Fol
DIR. OR DENTIST, direct from owne
Leaving city. Furn. or aaf pnfurn;' semi sai
porch; Ind f.. hedrms.. 2 baths
and incl. heated porch; full bsmt,
maids rn. and bath; new 6O-ga
hot water heater. oil heat; sma
earden, detached dble. brk. garag'
Entire property in excel. cond. Rea
sonable. AID. 0517, 9 ANA pm.
Ia
GLOVER PARK-Estate propert,
must be sold. .semidet., center hal
corner brick. 10 rms. 8 baths. ret
Cali GATEwooD S. BENNET. Resl
tor. Ma. 6341 or RE. 1923.
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH and Whittit
schools. Lovely semidet. brk.. 8 rms
tile bath, mod, kit. with din. are
gas h.-w.h perfect eond. Quick pos
Reduced for immed. sale. NJ.
NORTHERN, DI. sS42; 81. 1873
IA
Evening star., 1952-08-13

DET., 1900 BLOCK TNGRAHAM ST
$l4. 600 1st trust; s rms. bsmt,.
det. double garage.
Another detached home in nearby
Nd. on N. Hamp.. ave; 8 rms, bsmt
1st trust S10,5O0. 4s.
S. Gerstenfeld Realty Co.
Ma. 7407: ewes. Ia. S1c9
Evening star., 1952-08-13
BETHESDA
$145nn
BETHESDA
$17.95O

brick rambler. full liv-
ing rm., full dining rm.. modern
kitchen with breakfast area; on
corner. 100x100; settled community.
Owner transferred. Must sell. One
year old. Four other new 2-bedrm.
expansible Cape Gods. full-size liv.
same area; ST. $50 to Sis,75O.
C. w. EGGLETON, DU. 0747
Evening star., 1952-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

First offering of this prewar Colo-
nial brick home near Conn. ave.
1st fl. large living room with fire-
place, cheerful dining room. Bed
ROOMS, DEN FULL BATH and
bath. full basement. .2-car garage.
Convenient to country club and
transportation. A rare value at
$25, ,96O. Call r. A. TWEED CO,
INC, 5504 Conn. ave. NV, EN-.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

Detached brick with reception hall,
liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen. porch,
and den on LIST A.; 3 bedrms. and
bath on End H.: full bsmt.. gas
INV h.. nice lot. Call Mrs. Price,
EN-. 1900, OIL. 1880.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY COMPANY
SILVER SPRING-Four-b -bedrm. Cape
Cod with breezeway and gar; part
bsmt; shady lot. e5x172; S13.50O. .
NORTH WOOD PARK - Immac. q
bedrm. rambler. on level lot 60xl 30.
A bargain at S13.500.
MCKINNEY HILLS-Close-in 6-rm.
brick Colonial; full bsmt.; lavatory;
storm sash; level lot. Asking S16.-
BEERS BROS. TIL 0. 81. 1911
Evening star., 1952-08-13
CHEVY CHASE
CHARMING CAPE COD

New 7-rcom. 2-bath white brick resi-
dence, near Wis and Western aves.
. first-foor bedrooms, living ROOM
dining room combination; equipped
kit; two 14'x1S bedrooms and l
bath. End d. Full basement. excel
lent storage. Priced below market
at S24.950. Ewes, OIL. 0670.
SAMUEL e. BoGLEY. INC. OIL.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

READ THIS
Del. and grocery. beer and wine. top
Pa. ave. NV. loc.; 5000 wk. Can
Excel fixtures. clean stock. long
lease. We own the bldg, you name
the terms. Illness and age forces
Us to sell. No reas. offer refused.
OWNER. RE. 2491 or RE. 3400.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
MT PLEASANT

Within s'one's throw of Mt. Pleas
ant carliI.e terminal. A pretentious
home, containing 10 rooms, 3 baths.
modern in every respect-now being
USED as a rooming house and lends
be sold to settle an estate. Priced
under $50, 900. Shown by appoirlt-
ment. Call MR.. LATIMER feve-
nlnes. EN-. 0770.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV, Realtors, DI. $3.50,
Evening star., 1952-08-13
"THE HAMLET"
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
8050 and 8O58 Glendale Rd.

,narITs TES rsT Sysns homes ofnN fEE di6sEin bAnY
Z PM to q Pm. Reached
via Conn. ave. 2 blocks past
East-West hwy. to Dunlop st.
TRY CLUB. right one block
''open" signs.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st., NV. Realtors. DT. $3.50.
7Conflaasd q 1s1E fass5
Evening star., 1952-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE. %. G.
DEN-POWDER ROOM

DENIPoWDER ROOM
S25,950-TERMS
Delightful well.planned home in ex'
ceilent condition. Near Conn. ave
Transportation and Blessed Sacra.
ment Parish: 1st-f1oor powder rm.
large living room with fireplace
family sized dining room, big mod.
ern kitchen with dishwasher ane
disposal. den. 5 bedrooms and
h.-w. heat. IMMEDIATE INSPEC.
TON RECOMMENDED. once oper
Evening star., 1952-08-13
CHEVY CHASE MD.

BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
home WITH LARGE ROOMS wide
center reception hall, z splendid
rooms. 21a baths, including 1st-n.
den or bedroom and "a bath; rear
screened porch, garage: stairs to
attic; excellent basement; large cor
Wonderful financing available. once
onen 'til q
Evening star., 1952-08-13
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
TWO BARGAINS

(D COLORED-NR. LINCOLN PIX
Colonial porch brick. 8 rms. and b.
Gas heat. $13.500. Terms.
t2l Brookland-Detache bungalow, Q
rms. modern bath and all-electric
kitchen; garage; oil h.w.h. S13.250.
Terms. E. C. KNOUSE. ma. 021S
COLORED-WOODRIDGE
Myrtle ave-, very attractive detached
semibungalow. large liv. rn., full size
din. rm.. equipped kitchen. 2 bedrms
and bath on 1st A.. 2 rooms on 2nd;
garage; very large attractive lot.
Priced for immediate sale. For
appt. to inspect cali Mr.. curling,
with r. G. DUNNE. HO. 0700; ewes,
LA. 6-776S.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
SILVER SPRING
WHEATON HILLS

New group of 3-bedrm. brick Co
lonials, many ready for immediate
occupancy; priced for the average
pocketbook at SIT ,450. Features
include very large living rm, spa
cious full dining rm.. luxury kitchen
rms. rms and large 'n tile bath on md
A.; full bsmt.; all large, level lots:
Just around the corner to public
school. Reasonable terms to suit.
Evening star., 1952-08-13

BEST BUY--S1.25O DOWN
2237 18th ST. NE.
Lovely Colonial row brick, 5 rms,
heat; excellent condition.
FEDERAL PROPERTIES
ST. 1926 TIL 8 PM.