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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14

the Geauga County Prosecutors
Office?
''My desire for office stems
very simply from the fact that
I want my two children to
grow up in a community free
from commercial gambling in
tereSts. Should l be elected to
office, these interests will not
flourish nor will any special
interest be protected by an i'm
munity bath from the pros
ecution for an offense against
the public.
"By way of background on
myself, 1 attended Case Insti-
tute of Technology, Western Re-
serve University, and Cleveland
Marshall Law School. l was
admitted to the Ohio Bar and
am presently practicing at 107
South Street, Chardon, Ohio.
I own my own home on North
Street, r. F. D. No. 3, Chardon,
Ohio. I am married and the
father of two children, Barbara,
4 1-2 and Jimmy, 2 years old.
I am a member of the Chardon
Methodist church, 80 degree
Mason, being a member of
Lake Erie Consistory and a
Shriner, being member of
The AL Koran, Cleveland,
Ohio"
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14

where the wheel seems to float in your hand.
But in that youd surrender all control to that hy
draulic unit-get no steering 'feel' from the Wheel
Now suppose you're telling two agile tons OF auto
mobile what to do in traffic. We think you'd like to
have it know that you're in command.
And-out on the straightaway-we believe that part
of the joy you get from owning Buick is the sensa'
ton of having something alive and eagerly willing
beneath your hands.
So we're clad to announce that Buick engineers didn't
spoil this thrill They've kept the fun of driving and
simply eased the effort.
When you're rolling along smooth and straight, 1t
takes almost no effort to keep any Buick on course.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14

n EAYBE you've heard-horsepower has hit new
lVl high on the ROADMASTER.
Brake power has done the same.
But today, we'd like to concentrate on the third
member of the power trio-Buick's own version of
POyer Steering, available on ROADMASTERS at a
moderate extra cost
What is this Power Steering like? It's something like
helping hand, something like Hydraulic slave"
that relieves you of all steering strain, but lets you
keep command
What we mean is this:
Power Steering is handled by special hydraulic
unit-and engineers design this unit to take over
any amount of steering effort even to point
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14

'man of the Geauga County
Medical Advisory Committee of
The Cleveland Area Heart ST.
ciety.
Mr.. Dragonette will be among
chairmen from other Geauga
county communities who will
attend an organizational meet
ing being planned for 7 pm.
Friday, Feb. 8, in Geauga
county common pleas court
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14
Rocco Dragonette Heads Chardon
Heart Fund Campaien

Rocco Dragonette of the
AChardon Savings Bank is chair
man of the 1852 Heart Fund
campaign in Chardon, it was
announced today by DR.. A.
David Price of Chardon, chair
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14
Receives Liquor Money

Geauga county last year re
ceived $24,589.18 from permit
fees on liquor licenses accord
ing to a report released today
by the state department of
liquor control.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14

LARGEST CIRCULATION IN
GEAUGA COUNTY
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-14

MORE OF EvERYTHINGI
THE GEAUGA REPUBLICAN,
RECORD.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-06-15

Although the Quarter Horse by name
was chiefly developed in the south
west, the ideal Montana cowhorse
was bred to the same type. The Reed
Bros. of Stanford brought in one of
the first Quarter sires in their "Old
Dusty" of Steeldust origin, who,
used on native mares, produced the
kind of Quarter Horse that sells for
astonishing figures today. In those
earlier days they were just good
little horses with a job to do.
The last general furry of horse
sales of consequence was in 1916.
It was induced by two things-the
rise in beef prices caused stockmen
to clear their ranges Of the accumula-
ton of unused horses to make room
for more cattle, and an UNNRA con-
tract to replace the depleted livestock
of war ravaged Europe promised
fair price for them.
This contract was held by Owen
Brothers of Kansas City, where the
horses were sent to be processed for
shipment. AS the specifications linn
tied these horses to mares under 8
years old, completely sound and of
good conformation, with later a few
geldings Of the same type, there was
a tremendous overflow that went
chiefly to the canneries to be pro-
cessed into human food, dog food and
the many by-products.
Definite Shortage
The general belief that the horse
was through, together with the sky
rocketing of beef prices has brought
about what is now definite short
age of horses in Montana. Stockmen
who once had small band of mares
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-06-15
The Horse Industry
Don't NORM It's Passing,
For It's Far From Dead
By LOLA KLAUE, Cascade COunty

ALTHOUGH THE DAYS of rails
ing herds of horses on the range at
a profit are definitely past, the horse
industry is far from dead, as some
mourners have been declaring for
the last two decades. With the herds
disappearance, the mustang and the
cayuse are a thing of the past also,
for the majority of the horses in
Montana today can trace their an
cestry to one of the many stud books.
The cayuse was ground under the
wheels of progress but he was
grand little horse and Montana
should erect a monument to his
memory. He made her present de-
velopment possible. Tough little
hombre that he was, he SPAWNED vast
distances on minimum of feed and
care, was custodian to scattered
herds of cattle as wild and monde
script as himself, pulled freight
wagons, and stage coaches and suf-
fered the indignity of pulling the
plow.
He no doubt breathed a fervent
"Amen" when the Red man pre-
dicted, Grass upside down, No
good!" as the first furrow exposed
the roots to the sun, for it sealed his
doom.
Blood Of the cayuse was used as
q foundation for the blooded sires
that were shipped in for special duty,
the Percheron, Clyde and Belgian for
draft work, and Standard bred,
Thoroughbred and Morgan to i'm
prove the riding stock.
The Quarter Horse
Somewhere out Of this improve
ment the Quarter Horse was born.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-06-15

raising colts as sideline and to sup
ply their needs decided they could
buy requirements to their cavvy
cheaper, trucked all surplus horses
to the nearest horse sale. 1t is re-
grettable that some fine blooded
stock met the ignominous fate of
.'The Can" and it is still happening.
Now, when a stockman wants a
good stock horse he pays up to $1,000
for him and sometimes more, de-
pending upon his general worth and
training. One factor entering into
the rise in the cost of horseflesh is
the scarcity of trained personnel ca
pable of breaking and training a
horse, which is becoming lost art.
Times Have Changed
In the earlier days most any cow
boy could rough break horse for
ordinary use, although the big
ranches usually kept a horse
breaker" who did little else. Break
ing and training then, when there
was immediate and steady work for
the horse to do was greatly sinpli-
fled in contrast to the training of
horse today that will be in actual
use a fraction of the time.
Also, training a horse for an ex-
perienced rider, as nearly every one
was from necessity, when his new
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-06-15

rider would only further his train
ing, was somewhat different from
training horse to perform in spite
of his rider, as he sometimes must
today. l do not wish to imply that
there are not many good riders to-
day, but they are the exception in
stead of the rule.
Sill Indispensable
To the four classifications of pleas
ure, race, show and stock horse that
we have named we must not over
look the draft horse, for although he
has been practically eliminated from
farming by mechanization, there still
come. times when he is indispensable
for feeding cattle, work in heavy
snow, mountains and timber and
numerous jobs around the ranch.
In 1919 census of the horse and
mule population showed $4,000 in
Montana, in 1886 it had been reduced
by half, and 1850 showed 141, 900
horses and 1911 mules. This has no
doubt. been reduced considerably in
the last two years by Gamer sales.
Some of this was necessary to
change from the range horse, for
which there was little use left, to
the horses that now have a definite
demand-the pleasure, race, show
and stock horses.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-06-15

Why don't you moke your reservation for hotel
or motel accommodations in Great FoIIs todoy.
Or write the Porkes ranch. giving number in
porty and time Of arrival . !. and asking for q
cotoIos when they ore ovoiIobIe.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-06-15

ON SEPTEMBER rs AND 26s 1852.
Every herd bull. every COW. every
coli. every range bull and every herd
bull prospect will sell.
Evening star., 1952-12-13

Gods Underground" by the
Rev. Robert M. Charles. rector.
Columbia Heights Christian
Creating the Christmas Mood, -
by the Rev. Harry L. Bell. minister
Augustana Lutheran-The Rev
Lawrence Holt, director Of Lu-
theran Social Service for the New
York Conference, speaks at 9:3O
and II am.
Pilgrim Lutheran-"Acceptahle
Worship" by the Rev. Emo K
Lohrmann. pastor.
Greenbelt (Md.) Lutheran
Robert E. Jones, vicar. on "Pre-
pairing the Way"
Georgetown Lutheran - "The
Greatest Question of All Time" by
the Rev. Harold E. Beatty. pastor.
Albright Memorial Evangelical
U. B.-The Rev. G. w. Speake
minister, on "The Supreme Gift -
Memorial Evangelical q. b.
The Rev. I. s. Ernst, minister, on
Our Biblical Heritage"
st. Peters Evangelical Lutheran
The Rev. Donald F. Brake, min
lister. on "The Real Man"
Green Valley Presbyterian-
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Tysons Corner Church
Plans Charter Service

Providence Baptist Church, Ty-
sons Corner. Va, will hold its
charter service at 3 pm. tomor-
row.
The Rev. M. Jackson White,
moderator Of the Mount Vernon
Baptist Association, will speak.
The Rev. Richard M. Stephen
son, pastor of Columbia Baptist
Church, Falls Church. will pre-
side.
The church was started last
June as a mission Of Columbia
Church. It plans to erect a sanctu-
ary for $50 persons on its two
and one-half acre site on Lees
burg pike during the coming year.
The pastor of the new church
Is the Rev. j. T. Cravens, who
has held pastorates in several
Tennessee communities. He is a
graduate Of Ouachita Baptist
College and Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Religious Books

Religious books recently received
by The Star are listed below:
The Book of the Saviour. Ed
tied by Frank j. Sheed. (Sheed
and Ward; $4.)
Forty Christian poets, writers
and theologians have contributed
to this handsome mosaic portrait
of Jesus Christ. Mr.. Sheed has
produced this attractive anthology
as a companion to The Mary Book.
An ideal Christmas gift.
The Carlton. BY Lawrence
w. Pearson. (Morehouse- Gorham
Co.: $2.)
Canon Pearson has collected SO
essays on the spiritual life. A
third are on highlights of the
liturgical year and can be used
repeatedly for topic meditation.
A Faith for Hard Times. BY
Harry Emerson Fosdick. OHarper
g. Brothers; $1.75.)
Mr.. Fosdick has again released
one OF his slim. but highly reada-
BILE volumes to the public. This
time 1t Is a series Of three lectures
delivered at the Pacific School of
Religion on the pertinence of
Christianity to contemporary life.
A Lamp Unto My Feet. BY WAL
lace Fridy. abingdon Cokesbury
Press; $3.50
Mr.. Fridy, pastor of Bethel
Methodist Church, Spartanburg,
IS. c., has gathered 40 brief devo-
tions, each a way of life and ad-
justment. The book contains his
better weekly newspaper messages
in the Spartanburg Herald-Jour-
nal, and can be read with salts
faction at one time or saved for
daily devotions.
Prelude to Pentecost. BY Thalia
Gage. Bond Wheelright Co.; $2.)
Mrs. Gage has Joined Scripture
and legend to produce this verse
study of Mary, Martha and Lag
arus, and how they became fol-
lowers of Jesus Christ.
Stars Over Bethlehem. BY Opal
Wheeler. (E. P. Dutton & Co.:
$2.)
Another highly suitable Christ
mas book from a writer of chill
dren's stories. This time she writes
about a visit to Bethlehem at
Chr1stmastime. Excellent illus
trations by Christine Price.
M. G.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Special Announcements for Sunday Services

All services at IL am. tomorrow
unless stated otherwise.
Brookland Baptist - The Rev
Ward B. Hurlburt. minister, or
"The Number One Book Value"
Chevy Chase Baptist-"A New
Heaven and a New Earth" by the
Rev. Edward o. Clark, minister.
Third Baptist Jesus Christ,
the Hope of the World" by the
Rev. George o. Bullock. pastor.
Lincoln Congregational - DR..
William s. Nelson of Howard Uni
versity on 1.-THE Valley Of Vision" ]"
Rock Spring Congregational,
Arlington-"No Vacancy" by the
Rev. Paul r. Hunter, minister.
Cleveland Park Congregational
Remember the Sabbath Day."
by the Rev. Alfred w. Hurst, min
iSter.'
Christ Episcopal, Georgetown
The Rev. John r. Anschutz, rector,
on "Your Relationship to John the
Baptist.
All Souls Episcopal-"Foretell-
ing and Fulfilling" by the Rev.
Frank Blackwelder, rector.
River Terrace Episcopal Chapel
Evening star., 1952-12-13

The Rev. Vernon K. Hoover. min.
lister. on "The Word of Life"
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion-Th.
Rev. E. Franklin Jackson. minis.
ter. on "The Bible and Advent"
Capital Memorial Seventh -da!
Adventist-"The Sin God Cannot
Forgive" by Elder w. John Can.
non.
Washington Ethical Society
YWCA - Jerome Nathanson, au.
thor. will speak on God, Com.
munism and Democracy" at II
am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Plaque Dedication Set
Tomorrow at ST. Johns

A polychrome plaque of the
Madonna and Child" by an un-
known Renaissance artist. will be
dedicated at II am. tomorrow at
st. Johns Episcopal Church, 324O
O street NV.
The work was presented to the
church by Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Stan
ley and will be placed in the parish
hall
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27

Something different has appear
ed in the literature on Jewish life
under the Nazis Something
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27

found by her friends in Holland
and published there 4. The ex-
traordinary intelligence displayed
by this 14-year-old girl in her.
writing Use both fascinating and
amazing And SO is the vivid
and amusing style in which she
recorded her thoughts and feel
ings .. Anne starts her diary
with a story of her Frankfurt born
parents, her sister and she, being
Jewish, left Germany in 1888,
after the Nazis came to power :.
They settled in Holland and were
trapped when the Nazis occupied
the country She describes how
the Nazis rounded up Jews in
Holland, how they loaded them
into cattle trucks for deportation,
and how they terrorized the popu-
lation in general :. +. And she
lraws an impressive picture of the
extraordinary things that can hap
pen to people who go into hiding
Her diary, translated from
the Dutch, is prefaced with an
introduction by Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, who finds the book an
appropriate monument to the
spirit of those who have worked
and are still working for peace :.
Jewish readers will find Anne's
diary a monument to the tens of
thousands of Jewish adolescents
who, like Annie, were annihilated
in their prime by the Nazis :.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27
ASHEVIILE, N. c.
A Moving derry

very moving, which will attract
unprecedented attention !. 1t is
"Anne Frank" the diary of a
young and lovable Jewish girl
who, for two years, lived together
with her family and four other
Jews, in an attic hiding from the
Nazis in Holland E. She was
finally discovered by the Gestapo
shortly before the liberation Of
Holland by the Allies and died
in the Nazi camp of Bergen-Bel-
sen -. Her diary, in which she
recorded her experiences and i'm
pressions during the entire per-
iod that she was in hiding, was
Evening star., 1952-07-05

CANE new wsp5slRNe5MqN5X 5aRooMM RxMsiE2R; if12; $50
On A-acre wooded level lot, / block
trans. on Allentown I'd. at MATS
HQ; A wonderful well-built home
with spacious rooms, all-elec. kit
with bar. util. rm., picture windows
ige. attic. The ultimate in q lovely
nome. CAL Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 1868.
Evening star., 1952-07-05

UNIVERSITY 7 Park
New 3-bedroom rambler; 1h baths.
way to storage attic. Copper plumb
ing. Large refrigerator. Garbage
disposal. Very near schools. 6603
Wells pkwy. Near Beachwood rd.
Sl0.9b0. 81. 1921, b
Evening star., 1952-07-05
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
Don't Miss This!
2313 HOMESTEAD DRIVE

SILVER SPRING. MD.
Beautiful brick rambler only 2 yrs
old, clean as Q pin; features large
living room with fireplace 13x22 IT,.
family-size dining room, 2 twin
size bedrooms. fully equipped kitch-
en-. tile bath, lovely front porch;
and furnace room; the lot is 60x130
wail broadloom earpeting worth hum
dreds Of dollars is included; price
only S17,950, S4,950 down, $500
berg. Ju. s-2s5s. sS. on S Saturday. i H Sun
day and evenings.
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES. INC.-1620 K ST. NV.
MA, 5000 %
Evening star., 1952-07-05
4-Bedrm., 2-Bath Home
AVENEI-ONLY $22.75O
REDUCED SIS, 900
Beautiful New Rambler
BRADLEY HILLS AREA

This ultra-smart rambler with !
spacious twin-sized bedrooms and
3h tiled baths Is one Of the loveliest
and smartest designed ramblers oui
once has ever offered. The large
spacious living room with unusual
artistic fireplace and lovely large
dining room has indirect lightini
throughout. The entire basement
bath and hobby room: also two-cal
garage. This lovely rambler situated
ON large corner lot with plenty o1
trees and ground space Is definitely
priced to sell.
INTERPRETATIONS
5022 Conn. Ave. OR. 74Ot
once Open Daily til Q PM; Sun. to
Evening star., 1952-07-05
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcons.)

TWNBR0OK-Here is the non-vet-
eran'S opport. to assume q GI loan
on .thi mes. lovlerdoyn ETAOIN
Sna on this lovely modern home. 2
SAMUEL Z. BodIEY, "H INC, hfnSie: RoeE.
VILE VILE d55dl 6d5l ;eves..- Mr.. Bridges, Rock
wOODMOOR-4 bedrms.. 2 yrs. old,
saet;; gas; compl. redec.; AZ. GI;
$9.250-owner being transferred: g.
rm. country home of state rd.. near
Laurel, Md. and u. s.. %: beauti-
danyov July lap1ddsSeaped; 1dS fruit trees; lot
pnons 4 nGs Tsuts samPsssa y ssls No.
REAL BUY. almost adjoining Manor
Club. within 5 min. Of Olney Inn and
Olney Theater; 6 rms. and bath
downstairs; 4 rms, and bath up
makes this ideal for renting as an
apartment; hardwood rs. through
out also storm sash; 3-rm. apt. with
bath over Scar garage; over l
acre of ground. small orchard al
ready planted. Ideally financed. Must
REALTY Co. Fulton s.soo1; ewes.
RAMBLERs"s truly large bedrms.
22xl5H living dining area, all elec
KIT. full bsmt with "a bath and
attic: level lot. well located. A. J.
KEssINGER 4 CO. sH. 4544. IS
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Lovely o
bedrm; bungalow, full bsmt., gas
heat, large, equipped kit. Situated
on nicely handicapped. Anchor
fenced lot: near elementary school
ana shopping center. Assume GI
loan; Esg "a only $lo'95o; $500 down,
Insurance. Gail Lo. 5-365S. or drive
out to 11S05 Goodloe rd.. Viers Min
Village. Silver Spring. IS
SPECIAL BARGAIN. no builders
profit. sold at cost. Open Sat. and
sun. l,6 pm Silver Spring. Wood
st. Joseph's brick; White asbestos
roof; 3 bedrms., de luxe kit. lge.
nv. rm. and din. rm.., large rear
PssStit,,, PPSrSa; ,ovegtltoosinT ..tt, Colesyiile RI
tG eSes secqss gst 'hs asd 6sEsan saa ssSss SSI
RAMBLER, cute as II
looks. twin-size bedrms., liv. and
rm; with built-in bar: laundry rm.,
toilet gas heat, pretty lawn, all
kipds OF flowers and shrubbery,
driveway, patio and etc. House little
over over year old: Immaculate cond.;
Close to Four Corners Shopping CEN
Term ter; 1s'll s,lI Pay YOU to Inspect and
must have $7.450 cash. $93.75 mo.
Clos Close to coesve Msy rd sVe5 ovn.P sPrins
BRICK 5 R4&BLEkMy;s Sha esny; bearms., eS 9i full
bsmt.. din. L.; mr.. new school;
priced for quick sale, $14,e50; as
sumo 81 loan, Out Georgia ave.
OWNER. LO. 4-659O. %
kENsINGToN EsTATEs-Three bed
chevy CHASE VIEW-Four bedrms.
2n baths. large lot. S31,5OO.
'OTOMAc HuNT-Three bedrms.. IL
s.s; acres. Dssasi $3.50 N1ear garage almost
>HEVY CHASE vIEw-Three bed
BETHESDA RAMBLER-Three bed
rooms. gar. $4,000 lst trust. Price.
S23.500: Possession 80 days.
basS. ni epissd sat BeS5ns sd1
IENsINGToN--Four bedrooms, oil
h;Idass hh;.whs y acre land. gar. Price,
RAYMOND ]. LYNCH CO,
10. 5-0357. LO. 4-O144 al
COTTAGE. OAKVIEW
:harming 2-year-old, cedar-sbinsle
home. Liv. rm. with fireplace, lTe.
DIN, L. twin-siZe bedrms., kit. with
dlshwasher, fan, ETC.; vertical Vene-
tian blinds, aluminium comb. storm
Sasn. insulated throughout. Assume
!se. 81 loan at S74.97 per no., incl.
LaXA4. Cau III R-AAOn "a .na .'I
Evening star., 1952-07-05
"$2.500IIl"

aaired. - TSree-6edrm. brieE ram
bier. located In excel. section near
Four Corners in Silver Spring. Full
light bsmt. with outside entrance.
Rss:tn 11ss. aln Kit lesii esislE6o Ky rm. with re
"$2,500!!!"
Down viii also buy . heaut; corner
and 9 besut: dep, in Silver sprina:
Schools. iai Nsas s,s.ss5. sGsssteoli' and public
"$3, ,000!!!"
Down. Attrae. corner home, ut All
Whitsstone rd;, Silver spring; Near
etts's School. PUN f ssmi.~ It. With IilnrS. rec.
rm. and bar. Den, screened porch,
etc. on LIST a.. 2 bedrms. upstairs.
u scre cor. level wooded lot.
"$14,95O!!!" ....
S.Sedrm. les rambler With SfaS' fuif n" bs%t. sot
IN elose-in Kensington. Only SO. 700
1921, ,950!!!"
Luxurious new brick rambler on u
It. side screened porch. Attach. gar.
tional firepl. All alum. windows.
all-elec. kit. This Is hottest thing
in Silver Spring.
"$18, ,50O!!!"
Prewar brick 3-bedrm. Colonial. Lo-
gated 0 stones throw from the
Indian Spring Country Club. Sep.
din. rm., full bsmt.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
JU. s-6757. II no ans. JU. 7-6933
DO YOU APPRECIATE RARE
BEAUTY AND CRAFTSMANSHIP
IN A HOME?
See Gil Philadelphia Ave.
M0A aEn
Evening star., 1952-07-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

N4OAN = ~ A@AVAAA1SA - SOSAN4 -
Sle,5OO-white rambler,
3, twin-size bedrms., all-elec. kit,
steel cabinets. auto. dishwasher.
built-in bookshelves, fireplace, full
bsmt.: near N. l. H.. and n. NJ. c.:
liberal financing. Call OIL. 1924. II
family Three bedrms.. 2ts baths. 3
firsplaces. Full daylight walk-out
basement; Inexpensively expansible
ICONS to 0eesUo%s sDsrior msssras sssns eaup yins
ment and construction; Is-a. corner
lot Living room in rear overlooks |
forest New small elementary school
across road. $4,000. Left on Wis
SFSapF ssS sft ora.r.BaIfser on Bafs Dr. o. ss6s
BRADLEY HILLS ,close in,-Price,
$34,950 with Sls.500. ~ financing
availabls; This is E beautiful brand.
with really fne features. in the best
part. Of this popular area. Large
wooded lot. Compare It. It's thou
sands. under today's market, Owner
eaHVY eIaHsVTsFtsaaiA caAsE III hEATY iiyr CO. sh me-
4420 Connecticut ave-. EN-. 1900.
INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATES, BY
OWNefs WAu-tO-WAA C8rpeJSs pine
panel den: plus 8 lse, rms. bsmt.
with lavatory; ATTACHED garage.
9710 Lawndale dr.. Silver Spring.
RoCK CREEK PARK. near East-%est
hwy. and Meadowbrook Saddle Club;
7O-ft. frontage on park. Dead-end
street. 6-rm. brick, less than 10
yrs. old, in immaculate cond. Down.
stairs carpeted; 3 twin-size bedrms.
Ia baths. garage. Screened porch,
fioored attic. Gas h.-wh., Bendix
washer. full bsmt. Immed. occu-
pancy. BY owner. 81. ,6214. IS
SILVER SPRlNG-Brick Cape Cod,
bedrms.. din. rm., equip. kit.
tile bath; expand. attic; bsmt. !;
$l5.550:- G1 $1,000 dn. OWNER,
SILVER nIi STRING BUNGALOW. North
Woodside section--Six rooms, fun
hSmt.. oil h.-w.h., porch and gsrage;
desirable location. S15,600. COFF-
MAN REALTY CO., SH. 4l23. or 81.
STA til 3 pm. Is
SIN,45O-Two-bedrm BUNGALOW. near
wheaton; full basement; large lot;
very good terms. Mr. COLE, 10,
$1,000. ewes. 10. 6-10S2. -