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The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
Mayor Announces New Council Committees

A revised list of committees within the city council was an- nounced by Mayor Al V. Hagen at the regular meeting November l3. Mayor Hagen had been serv- ing on two committees, pending the filling of a council vacancy.
 Existing committees now in- cluded: Building, Plumbing and Zoning: Betty Mears, chairman; O. K. Kincaid and Russell Eel zien. Finance and Budget: O. K. Kincaid, chairman; Betty Mears and Don McKechnie. Fire: Rus sel Felzien, chairman; Betty Mears and O. K. Kincaid. Public Health and Safety: O. K. Kin caid, chairman; Donald Moore, and Betty Mears. Streets: Donald Moore, chairman; Don McKech- nie and Joseph Gallant. Police: Joseph Gallant, chairman; Donald Moore and Don McKechnie. Tele- phone: Chairman to be announc- ed; Donald Moore and Russell Felzien. Water and Sewer: Don McKechnie, chairman; Russell Felzien and Joseph Gallant.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
VALLEY TO HAVE
 NEW DOCTOR SOON

Dr. c. C. Bailey announced this week that Mark G. Woodward, M. D.. of Portland, Oregon will arrive in Palmer the latter part of November and will be associa- ted with him in the practice of medicine and surgery.
 Dr. Woodward was born at Wellsville, Utah and attended elementary and high school at Baker. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Oregon State College in 1947 where he received the Tipman Wolfe schol- astic honorary award; the Arkle Clark scholastic award from the national fraternity Alpha Tau Omega and was a member of the Scabbard and Blade, Rho Chi, Kappa Psi and Phi Kappa Phi, honorary societies.
 Graduating from the Univer- sity of Oregon medical school in 1851, Dr. Woodward took his in- ternship at Muetnomah County Hospital, a University of Oregon hospital affiliate. Post graduate work in surgery was done at the Veterans Hospital in Portland.
 His military service began in 1943 as an enlisted man from where he attended and complet- ed officers candidate school in l944. He taught communication and later intelligence classes, fi- nally transferring overseas to the ETC as Counter Intelligence Corp Operation Chief. He was separat- ed from the service in 1946.
 Dr. Woodward is married and the father of two daughters, one who is one and one half years old, the other one month. Mrs. Woodward is a native Oregonian, born and raised in Portland. She
 Continued on Page 1O
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
Road Commission
 Rep0ris on Condition .AIaska's Highways

Construction and reconstruction activities of the Alaska Road Commission are rapidly drawing to a close for the current season and operations will then be en- tirely on a maintenance basis, aimed at keeping roads open to winter travel, according to Will liam J. Niemi who recently made the announcement.
 The following is a general re- port on Alaskan highways.
 Alaska Highway
 Open from the Canadian boun- -dary, Mile 1221, to Big Delta, Mile 1428. This route is in good condition and is paved from Tok Junction, Mile 1918, to Big Delta, Mile 1428.
 Glenn Highway
 Open from Anchorage to june ton with Alaska Highways at Tok. In good condition and paved from Anchorage to Big Timber function, Mile 203.
 Taylor Highway Tetlin Junction-Eagle & Dawson This highway will close for the winter very shortly as mainte- nance for the season has now been discontinued. Persons desir- ing to travel this road should first inquire as to its condition at the Tok Junction office of the Alaska Road Commission.
 Seward to Anch. Hwy.
 This highway is in good condi-
 Continued on page 1O
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
"Heinie" Snider Mentioned For
 Alaska Governor

Twelve names have been pro- posed throughout the Territory for the position of Governor of Alaska, according to the latest tabulation. Each appears to have friends boosting for him with Ralph and Lomen and B. Frank Heintzleman seeming to have supporters in Seattle as well.
 Among those suggested for Governor from the local area is Gerritt "Heinie" Snider of Wasil- la, current member of the Senate.
 'Heinie" is well known in the Valley and was a delegate to the Republican Convention in Chicago at which time he cast the only Alaskan vote for Eisen- hover. In 1947 he was a member -a the House of Representatives, has served ten years on the Was fila school board and held offices in the Pioneers of Alaska.
 Among other area men discus sed in political circles for the position are J. C. Morris, Walter Hickel, Bob Reeve, E. Wells Er- win and John Manders, all of Anchorage.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20

ed approximately Is coal beds of which three may have future ec- onomical importance May said. The primary object in drilling this particular area he said, was to prolong the life of mining opera tions now under way and to at tempt, if possible, to find better grades of coal.
 The character of gas present in some of the test holes is still being evaluated for possible com mercial production.
 Active commercial mining has been conducted in the Houston area although operations were suspended for the winter approxi- mately ten days ago.
 Wishbone Hill Area
 Test holes were also driven in the Wishbone Hill area of the Matanuska coal field.
 The contractor Pennsylvania Drilling Company has been con- tinuing a project that has been going on for four years; aiding in building up known reserves of
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
Valley to Join Diyision-Wide Air Raid Alert
Police Chief Wurns

Police Chief Bernard Bou- wenS this week issued warn ing to all dog owners, Keep your dogs from straying or we will be forced to take mea-' Sures," he said.
 His warning was made nec- cesary by large packs of dogs running loose in the school yard and on the streets. "I'm afraid some youngster is go- ing to be seriously injured" Bouwens said. One boy was knocked to the ground this week but fortunately escaped injury when his cries attract ed the attention of Police Chief Bouwens and U. s. Deputy Marshal William Bouwens.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
Bureau of Mines Ends Seasonal Field Work

The Bureau of Mines staff working in the Matanuska and Houston areas have wound up their exploratory work for the season and field crews have been laid off, it was announced this week by Robert R. May, engineer. Winter activities will now be con- fined to mapping and correlating field work from engineering data accumulated during the past sea- son.
 Houston Area
 During the past season the Bureau of Mines field crew have had test holes down in the Hous- ton area. Operations on hole put down last year in that area were suspended at that time when gas and artesian water was found. Freezing weather prevented any further work and the 480 foot hole was plugged. Subsequently, this summer the crew put down ad- ditiona1 holes with the total depth of 1928 feet. In other work in that area the crews encounter
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
CIVIL DEFENSE TO NOTE FACILITIES; EFFECTIVENESS

There will be a Civil Defense meeting tonight at pm. in Room 211 at the Palmer School, CD Dir ector Edward Imme announced today.
 All Civil Defense committee chairmen and members are asked to attend. Final setting up of the local organization will be com- pleted and plans formulated for Valley participation in air raid alerts to be conducted throughout the entire Third Division.
 First phase of the alerts will come early Friday evening when a test of air raid warning equip ment will be made. A three min ute wailing blast on the fire siren and the continuous sounding of the Coop whistle will signal the alert. The all clear signal of three one minute blasts, separated by two minute intervals, will also be sounded.
 Director Imme pointed out that this alert is primarily time ele- ment test, checking to determine how much time is involved in the delivery of the alert message and it's execution.
 It will also be a test for the existing sounding equipment. All persons living outside a reason able hearing area are asked to report whether or not they heard the alarm.
 Early next week simulated bombings will test the local abil- ity to detect the approach of enemy planes, send out warnings and primarily test the civil de- fense organization in Palmer. Following these tests Inme pointed out, we will be able to iron out any difficulties that ap- pear.
 When the warning signals sound, all civilians are urged by the director to follow instructions on Civil Defense posters placed in various spots throughout the city. Elsewhere in The Frontiers man is a recommended list. It has been suggested that civilians save this form, pin it up and ac- quaint all members of their families with tho recommended practices.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
Joseph Gallant Appointed New City Councilman

Joseph H. Gallant was elected by members of the Palmer City Council to fill the council vacancy at the regular meeting held No vember 13. He will serve the balance of the one-year term of office left vacant by an accident to Councilman-elect Robert L. Bettine.
 According to Territorial sta tuteS, whenever a vacancy oc- CUTS in the council the remaining members of the council may elect some qualified person to fill such a vacancy, which person so elect ed shall hold office until suc- cessor be elected at the next an nual election and qualified" -. a vacancy may also be created if he shall fail after his election to qualify within 30 days after such election"
 Bettine was injured October g in a fall at Goat Mountain and has been under medical care since. At present he is hospitaliz- ed at Portland, Oregon.
 Gallant was a candidate for the one year term in the city election held October 2, polling one less vote than Bettine. Fol lowing his election by the coun- cil, City Magistrate John Shaw administered the oath of office and Gallant immediately started his. duties as councilman by at tending the balance of the meet ing. He was later appointed by Mayor Al V. Hagen to serve on council committees.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
ROBLINC'S CAFE ROBBED AT CUN-POINT

Approximately $50 was taken in the robbery of Robling's Cafe, located at Mile 40 on the Anch- orage-Palmer Highway around midnight on November Is.
 Mrs. Rolling reported that two men entered the cafe and de- manded the money at gun-point. She handed it over and they left quickly, driving away in car, she said.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20
ROBERT BETTINE ABLE TO SIT UP

Robert Bettine is improving more each day, according to word received this week. Twice, during the week, he has been able to sit up in a wheel chair for short periods of time.
 A short note, written by him to his sister Dorothy Saxton, as- sured her he is getting along well. Exray work was done this week but Mrs. Saxton has not learned the results.
The frontiersman., 1952-11-20

TRY "A FRCNTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED AID for ina item you may have for sale rent or lease.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
OPEN SUM-, 1880

Directions: Out Colesville rd., left, at
HEWITT open signs to 97O5 Lorain
Evening star., 1952-02-03
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRENTWOOD -6 rms. and bath
$10,250. 2-family house, oil INV h.
$12,950. Both houses well located
BRENTWOOD REALTY CO.. UN
CHESvSEfRLY. s-bedrm. spacious bricl
trade arranged. Only S18.950. W
CLIFFORD SHERTzER. RE. 2201
ST. 7747.
CHEVERLY RAMBLER, new brick; z
picture windows, baths, fireplace
spacious living room. lovely dining
room: kitchen has space Tor table
garbage disposal and exhaust fan;
best rambler value anywhere a.
silssSo; = sTAS9EY 81 SSG soWn nogEA1 saS n0ns AP
CHEVERLY-Beautiful and impres.
Sive home, with a den and tile bati
on LIST floor; huge bedrooms anc
tile bath. 2nd floor: bay windowet
dining gs5sr. rScm is leSsS lying sds popeb
al-electric kitchen and breakfast
alcove, oil a.-c. heat. outside en-;
trance to basement, gear detached
garage; level lot; close to busline;
asking S22,500, make an offer;
5000 down 4. STANLEY MO-
CHEVERLY Colonial. postwar, good
fireplace and beautiful recreation
room, center hall, screened side
porch: dead-end street, safe for
children: close to bus and Catholic
parochial school: SIS 800, assume
CT loan. A. STANLEY MoREAU
AP. 1856.
CHEvERLY-3-yr.-old brick Dutch
Colonial; lge. rms, tile bath
recr. rH., Bendix, fenced rear lot
nice shrubs. 81. 800. OWNER. qN
21S3. 80
Evening star., 1952-02-03
SUBURBAN BEAUTY

Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
S15 Q50 RAMBLER

located in nice section Of Kensington,
Substantial cash required; 3 bedrms..
hv. rm.. din. rm., kit. bath, big
bSmt.; gas &C. heat; 9-cu.-ft
refrigerator; attic big enough to be
made into / or Q bedrms. House
is only 3a years old and is In gooe
is go It. long Open on Sunday from
noon until dark. Out Conn. ave
to Knowles ave-, In Kensington turn
left on Knowles. continue to Garrett
Park rd. and out Garrett Park I'd
to Ewel ave-, house Is 1052O Ewel
ave-, and is on corner of Garrett
Park rd. and Ewell ave. RE. $500
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
6. MANOR CLUB

This modern rambler will appeal t,
golf lovers. Live on the clul
grounds. One-half acre lot. Thi
home has spacious living room, din
ing room, paneled den and moderl
kitchen, with breakfast alcove.
bedrooms, l and " baths, center en-
trance hall. Club membership goe
with property. Directions: GU
Georgia ave. to Manor Club grounds
left to CroSsway I'd. and left to ou
sign.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
5. BETHESDA-$17,500
794O Old Georgetown Rd

An older home. very conveniently 10,
Gated, close to stores. schools ant
bath on second floor. Living room
dining room, kitchen and entrance
hall on first. Full basement. De
tached garage. Nice level lot
Purchaser can assume $4,000 mrs.
trust. Directions: Out Wisconsin
ave. to Bank of Bethesda. Beal
blocks to No. 794O and our sign.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
AVONDALE-oPEN, 2-5

fVU5 AU0SEIl I'VE.
Top quality, 5-rm. brick bungalow.
All lge. rms. daylight bsmt. Extra
lge. unfinished attic. Firepl. in hv.
rm. $15,950. Mrs. Nader: UN.
43l4 COX & CO. JJN 1925
Evening star., 1952-02-03
a. CHEVY CHASE
1922 Chevy Chase Blvd,

In an excel. residential neighborhood.
and transp. This 3-bedrm. 112-bath
brk. Cape Cod, with full bsmt.,
gar. and rec. rm., is an exceptional
buy on today's market at the re-
duced price of $19.950. Directions:
Out Wis. ave, past D. G. line to
Chevy Chase blvd. Left 2 blks. to
open sign and property.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
FINcHAM & CO.

ROGERS HEIGHTS+$13,70 200
TWo-story preWar home. excel. cond.:
firepl. In liv. rm.. fun din. ,rm,, kit,
2 large bedrms., bsmt.; oil heat: ga
WA, e1ss. COX q Co. uN. 1895.
Evening star., 1952-02-03

TAKOMA PARK-6-rm. Colonial brk.,
5 bedrms., separate din. .rm;, liv.
rm. with firepl.. built-in bookcases
around picture window, door to
lge. porch. Kit. has built-ln break-
fenced back I'd. faces wooded park
area, Yd. level bsmt., fiagstone
patio, rec. rm. with 20-inch TV.
Metal storm windows. Other I'M
proyements. Assume c.. /. loan.
Owner being transferred. Price,
sol 900. No agents. 81. ZOOS
Evening star., 1952-02-03
NEAR IJNTv OF MD.

DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN
IT you like to redecorate q home 70
your own individual taste, here is
a wonderful bargain. Large living
rm., huge din. rm., equipped kitchen
and pantry, 3 generous bedrmS.,
full bath and bsmt.; conv. to every
thing. This home is fully. in
sulated, with quality Anchor fence.
storm windows, screens and shades;
oil heat. Here Is q huge home. AL
this for only S12.250i
Evening star., 1952-02-03
TAKOMA PARK

Groom. 2-story home on
lot 50x150, featuring liv. rm. with
fireplace, family sized din. rm., lge
kitchen with steel cabinets, powder
rm. on 1st floor: 3 bedrnls., glasSed-
in porch, full bath on End floor
Gated near shopping and transp
Call Mrs Kingsley.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
8. BETHESDA
5509 CHARLOTTE RD

Located in an excel. residential sect,
this brk. rambler will satisfy the
exacting buyer. 3 lge bedrms., z
fast space. Attrac. liv.-din. rm.
comb, 2 firepls.. full bsmt.,. and
priced very reasonably at S25 SOC.
Directions: From Bank Of Bethesda,
out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to Hunting
ton pkwy. Left 2 blks.. to Moorland, 4,
right u blk. to Charlotte and left
) to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
uPPER SILVER SPRING

l172O Kingtree st; attr. 2 bedrm
rambler, only . blks. to elem. school;
conv loc. full bsnt; gas &C. heat;
Anchor fenced rear yard. Price.
$13.450. Assume GI. FILA loan. Low
cash payment. Open Sun. to q.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
SH. O424 Ewes, LO. 5-0246.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-iMD.

OPEN SUN, 1875 PM.
1901 Red Oak dr.. Woodside Forest
Silver Spring. New 4-bedrm. anC
nursery brick. 9 baths. elec. kit.
scr. porch, rec. rm. and gar. Direc.
tions: Colesville rd.. turn left or
Dale DIR. to Red Oak, rt. to our sign
DI. 1015; ewes, AP. 4013. VIM
II. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING
VACANT

BRICK BUNGALOW
OPEN SUNDAY l TIL DARK.
Note these features: 4 years old,
beautifully redecorated, gas HOT
WATER HEAT, 2 fireplaces Zone IN
baSement). Near all schools. "a
block from bus, close to Silver Spring
ing room, living room, twin-sized
bedrooms, inviting front porch, ex-
pandable attic with roughed-in
plumbing for bath. basement. with
outside entrance; large level lot.
Terms. Trades considered. Mrs.
Kohn, RA. 8943. So, 800 cash.
TIA RITCHIE AVE.
(out Georgia Ave, right at Sligo,
down Sligo, right at Ritchie.)
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
2. CHEVY CHASE
4OO4 MANOR DRIVE

Cor. rambler on lge. 200-ft; lot. Witt
6edrms., Deee1sSsS ~ sha tasa BATHS, iamiiy-sizee
din. rm., scr. porch, 2 firepls.
roughed-in rec rm. CloSe-in com.
munity of fine homes and priced
accordingly. Directions: Out Conn
ave. Q blks. past Columbia Country
Club to Manor dr.. and left to oul
open sign.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
RAMRIER

MAGNIFICENT RAMBLER
CHOICE SILVER SPRING AREA
Seldom are we privileged to present
quality appointments and unusual
luxury of this sweeping rambler or
terraced lot These are Just few
of the features: Huge liv. rm. with
firepl. and large mirror, enormous
din. rm., 3 gorgeous bedrms., mod
washer, range and refgr., ga baths
finished rec. rm. in full bsmt.. with
bar and picture window. Here Is
dream home whose value and
charm must be seen. Priced very
reasonably for q prompt sale.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
LAUREL REALTY co.
n.rnn HaiA...a.. A..n III GG0Q
Evening star., 1952-02-03
SH. GAO.
WoOdSide Realty Co.
'ReaItorsMultipIe Listers
THIS HOME MUST SELL

I If1IO I1OWG WUO OEI1l
CARROLL KNOLLS, S17,5O0
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5
Take advantage of this quick sale
before it's gone. Quality-built, 2
year-old brick rambler in one of
Silver Springs loveliest areas. Here
Is large living rm. with firepl,,
full, separate din. rm;, z generous
bedrms., genuine tile bath; featur-
solid plaster walling, PINE
PANELED RECREATION ROOM and
other luxury extras. Don't miss
this real value. Directions. Out
Georgia ave. to Dennis, left, to
Douglas, right to Evans dr., left to
open sign. Mr.. Owens on premises.
Eyes. LO 4-7R29.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
WHITE BRICK COLONIAL

No. Decatur Heights-2o-ft. Iiv. rm
with fireplace, 2 bedrms,; full bsmt
with toilet; screened porch; garage
excellent condition. S15.750. Sub.
Stantial cash. UN. 1167, No agents
Evening star., 1952-02-03
REAL RAMBLERS
nADDyu00n
OPEN SAT-. AND SUN, no 5
RAMRI. Err

In convenient Silver Spring location
Three large bedrmss. complete CT
kit. large liv. rm. with fireplace
dinette. front. porch; large yart
home priced at Sl7.450. Can Mr.
Rosenblatt. AID. 4152.
SIDNEY Q. MENSH & CO.
1913 EYE ST. NV. Ma. GAO.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
oNr,y "a nm DOWN

O1NLI UI,OUU DOWN
N. H. AVE. AT EAST-WEST HWY.
Here is a substantial prewar brick
Colonial home built with lasting
able terms. Features full separate
dining room, 2 fine bedrooms, patio
and side porch, English bsmt., gen.
ernus living room with fireplace.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
OPEN, / TO DARK
6101 ELLIOT PI,

64O2 ELLIOT PL.
Ideal home, liv. rm., din. rm.. panelee
den, Ige. kit. with Disposal. refrig
with deep-freeze top: 2 bedrms
and bath on the first a.; 2 bedrms.
space for additional bath on 2nc
d.; full bsmt. with rec. rm.: reai
screened porch. Directions; gu,
New Hamp: ave. to Ray rd-' Jus
over D. G. line, right on Ray I'd (
first right (Knol BROOKS ave)
bear right to open sign.
Chillum Terr.-S21 $3.50
912 Sommerset st:-Brick Celcnlai
liv. rm, with fireplace, din. rn., lge
kit. with breakfast nook, poWoel
rm., porch 1st A.. 8 bedrms. ano
bath, End A.; full bsmt. with pine.
paneled rec. rm., deep freeze, wasnsl
and dryer. House IS IN oeautI9
cond. Directions: Out Riggs ro
3 blks, past District line to som
merset, left to open sign.
OPEN TIL DARK
Silver Spring, $2I95O and up. New
brick ramblers in beautiful Hill
andale, Liv. rm., picture windows
iee, all-elec. kit, 3 hedrms.., closet!
with sliding doors; tuli naSemen ,iIt II
with fireplace and Y batn; oaiis,i in,,s
Out New Hamp. ave. TO OxeriooSS S
drive in Hillandale; turn raSnt .rS ano
follow the E. E. Blanchard arrows
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
M 8-h757 Silver Spring Till p.m
Evening star., 1952-02-03
z. BETHESDA-$19,95O
4527 Cheltenham Drive

Red brick Colonial, newly decorated,
including floors. with den., living
room, dining room and kitchen on
lst. floor. bedrooms and bath on
second. Full basement. Nicely
situated, close In near all schools,
shopping and transportation Di-
rectiens: From Bank Of Bethesda
out Wisconsin ave, four blocks to
Cheltenham.. Right to 4527 and our
sign.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
/. CHEVY CHASE VIEW
ia GLENROSE ST.

This custom built rambler in setting
Of fine homes will meet every need
lae' liy. rm., ail-elec. kit, 8 bedrms;;
pine-paneied den, tiled baths. Full
basement. Rec. rm. with 12 batn,
buiit-in garage. On a lge. l0O.it
front lot. Conv. to Naval Hospltai
Out wis. ave. to Cedar lane (lst
street past Naval HospitaD. Right
on Cedar to Glenrose, right to open
sign.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
s72O Flower Ave. 8: s:
Sl1,200
60 N00 nnWl

$l1,200
S2,50O DOWN
cozy asbestos bungalow in suburban
Glenmont Forest with nice bed;
rms, lovely liv. rm., large kit. and
modern bath; full bsmt.; fenced lot;
storm windows, Venetian blinds.
Call today.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
FOR SALE OR RENT

BY owner. 5-rm. and tiled bath
bungalow. walk-in bsmt.. firepl., gas
h.-W.h., hardwood floors. Venetian
blinds. All newly equipped. Large
front and back porch. 2-car garage.
IL acre of ground, on main hwy.
Bus. schools. churches within blk.
to be seen to be appreciated. Open
from l pm. Sat. Through sun. To
reach: Out Wis. ave to- George
t0En Prep School, right 70 Garrett
Park, 60 9tratmofo ave. -3
Evening star., 1952-02-03

OPEN SUNDAY. / TO DARK
1921 Kenbrook Dr., Sill. Sp
Attractive 4-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Coo
type home, nr. Indian Spring Club;
brick with stone facing, on high
spacious lot; twin bedrm., full bath
on .1st FIR. all-elec. kit. full bsmt
school. % 70 reach: Out Ga. ave, te
Forest Glen rd.. right about y
mile to Kenbrook dr.. left 31a blks
to sign and property.
PHILIP B. KEY, Realtor
CT ann ,fil O n m -
Evening star., 1952-02-03
FINCHAM & CO

OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
6112 57th ave, Riverdale. / blk. be-
~ y9nH Hpbt SuoSso IN ms [iebt ~ 1 badrn,s nics
ture-window hv. rm., attic. full bsmt.;
GI, S11. $50. Also. new bungalow
with expansion attic, Q bedrms.s
beautiful liv. rn.. util rm. Sl0.950:
CT $3.50 down. DALEY REAL ES-
TATE SALES. AP. 0077. AP. 1443:
CLOSE TO NAVAL ORDNANCE LAB.
fireplace, full din. rra.. modern kit.
8 nice bedrms., bath. full bsn1t.s
gas heat, storm windows and doors.
For a better home in nice Sec
ton, call Mr. Brenneman, Ia. $685.
RA. 1886. KIRKS REALTY CO..
Realtors, HO. ts77S. 3
Evening star., 1952-02-03
OPEN 1 TO 8 PM,

ISU1 IHIu I'VE.
Just on New Hamp. ave: q short
distance from D. C. line: this g.
room, tile bath. brick and frame
2-story house with large basement.
Is in a quiet. convenient neighbor-
hood; a large. level fenced lot Of
dren. (See picture ad in Sat. Star }
Out New Hamp. ave-, l. a mi. over
D. C. line to Erskine St, right to
14th ave, right to our sign.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, Realtor. DI. 3346
MODERN BRICK RAMBLER; ideal for
children; 8 large rms on inclosed
rm., large liv. rm., 2 diversified bed
rms. expansion attic; $3.50 per
month pays all. Call Mr.. Palermo.
UN. 1888.