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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
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ieniacn in 2auosberg uno III aanaba
26. Su einem sroBer Seil oieier Sc.
iangcneu beltebt feline Serbinoung
Scr oeutiGen Steuen.
Ser Seinfebrerperbano bemerft.
cs ici sluigabe ser ,peitlid,en 8elt,
aud, ibrerieits sluifldrung iibcr oas
Shifial berienisen 5u gebcn, BON oes
rcn Shidial man beute uiGts nlebr
millc. Gin Sell Don ibnen Jet tpabr.
ideinliG in ein sloilcs S(rbetisper'
bdltnis actreten 1mO uieoer anoere
in militurildc pOer militGrubnlihe
frembc Siculte iibcrnonlnlcn lporoen.
3u bcocnfcu gaDcn aud, Sic ctipa
100000 ,onI wcitliebcn &ricgSidau.
pllEen uCrmi6ten. BON Ocncn ein CT.
hebllbcr Scil, iomelt CT in iranj0ii-
ihe aricasaeianaenid)ait eeraten lei,
bcute nit Siherbcit nui ocm inoo.
hiuciiihcn &ricasi id)auplas in Ser
6remSenlcsion f0mpic. @enn Jronf.
reid, nid)t geneiat lei, sic Namen sic.
icr Seuti6en IN Ser 6rcmbcnlegipl
5u nenncn lperoe bas Sd,idlal pieler
Oieier &ermibten unseflGrt bIeibcn.
gu ocn Ser0iientlibunacn bes
Scimfebrcrpcrbanoes fii9cn Die 0tits
teillnscn binju. BOB unseiiibr 5000
SolfsOeuticle aus llngarn, sic bereits
por brei sSabren aus rlliilidcr Sc.
fangenidait in ibre Scimat entlaiien
tullroell, BORT bon oen ieti9en Marbt-
baberu auriifgebalten lperOen. Nabes
SIT 1000 bon ibuen fonuten nameuts
lih fcligeiteQt unb iibcr sic 9unoess
rcalcring scr II. g. Gomnliiiion be-
fanntacocbcl, tpcroen. @cnn olio bon
@eniiblraen Scr 5uitlnoiaen oeut'
lhcu Stellelt ltno ser II. e. iitr Sic
9cireillna ser beltihen ariegsgeian.
acncn lno 3ipilperidllcppten &C.
iproUen wiro., iino Sic Golfsoel,ts
lcbcn Geiansencu uno Geridleppten
lno iomit ieIbItueritGnSIid ou6 sic
suriifaehalicncn s(ugeborisen l,no
2anoSlelltc in ltngarn nit inbesrii-
telt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
CLEVELAND. OHIO
BRANCH 1

This Holiday Seasn is hustle
and hustle and before we know it,
1852 is gone. Our next meeting
is Sunday January 4 at 3 p. N.
when the newly elected officers
will be initiated. so please try and
be present. Our Damenchor Saxo-
MIA will honor us with lovely
songs under direction Of Prof.
Rudolf Schuster. In case dues are
to be paid, please come. Our two
Elsies will take care of that.
Please don't forget Branch IA
Juniors Christmas Party Deem
ber 19. | am sure our Junior
Committees will again surprise
us with their wonderful activities.
God bless them all. We con-
graduate Mr.. and Mrs. Cunning
ham DEITY Knall) to their new
baby girl Anne Louise, also to
the Schenk girls. Doris NJ. is Mrs.
Donald Griesbach. and Jean X. is
Mrs. Andrew Maurer. Good
Luck girls.
Our books will be examined
December % at 4 80 p. m. In the
committee are the sisters: Eliza
beth Antonius.. Kath. Scheel, and
Ex Pres. kath. Schermer. The
Yer wal teri men are: Sara
Gross, Susanna Schuster and ST.
sanna Pelger and yours truly.
Our Deputies X. Schermer. Rosa
Petri and Kath. Martini are do
ing wonderful. Many thanks.
Please let them know about more
new members! We wonder where
Our newlvweds Albert und Clara
Aber areo Good luck to you.
On the sicklist are: Rosa
Ernst. Marie Wolf. Marie D. Reh-
ner, Kath. May, katherine Hin
zel Drehs, Johanna Stern. and
Rosina Schanzel. Sister Anna
Wolf had a bad accident.
che was burned severlv. We wish
them all speedy recovery and
20 all our dear folks a Merry
Christmas s. a Happy New Year.
Betty Tischler. Sec.
10. 20, ?.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Ser gserbauO Ser

Stuttaart. - Ser GerbanO ser
Seimfcbrer l,no GermiBten bat einc
Statiitif iiber Sic Meuibenperluite
OeS Speitrn gSeltfrieges per0iient,
lid)t. Nah Oieien ltnterlagen murOen
/ minSeitens 100000 Oeutidc 3ipil.
perionen (&ci1soel,tid)e uno SoIfs.
oeutidc) nad &ublano neridleppt
pie ein slutiat in Oen Ntitteilmscn
0es SerbanOes belaat.
Sn, ci',5c!'icH aibt ser GerbanO
iolg. MuilteIung, 3,250,O00 geiallc.
ne lmo @ermibte @ebrnahtsansc.
b0rigc, 2.O33,OOO getGtete ilnO per-
mibtc 3iuilpcrionen aus Sen'
d, Heihsgcbict. 1,415,0O0 setotetc luO
uermibtc uolfsbelltide 3iuilperioncn,
100000 GernllnOctc uno bnlerub
egsbeihdoietc, 6 Miuipucn
ariegsgcinngenc @ebrmat)ts. .angc,
boriac, 1873 Niillionen 6liihtlingc
uno Scinatucrtrc6cnc. 9lui @rllno
Der in @cni ser II. e. aomnilion
iiir aricgsaeiangene iiberrcihten
l(nterlaacn bat Oos bclltld)e &olf
INNER nod 1,32O,966 8ebrmahts-
perniBte st beflagen, oapon allcin
rllnO . Dtillionen in sen Sitblpd-
ltaatcn. 99,S56 namcntlih bcfonntc
oclltIhc aricgsgeiangcne luO bisbcr
nod, nidt 5uriifaefcbrt.
Iopou linO ollein S5,405 III Ser
Sumietnion fcrner 1856 in 9oIeu,
1857 in Ser iMpietiih beiestcn 3onc
Tcutlhlanos, 1929 in ser Slhed)o.
llopafei 93S lit ltnsorn, 1899 il,
Sugolloirier, 50 it Mun1inicn uno
81 1T gulsaric!l. Ser erObte Sell
bon ibncn miliic ols peridoaen GEL.
ten.
,Sn Ser 3id)collolpafei fonntcn bis.
ber S,243 oeutihc Gefanaene, 1,no il,
Golen $40 beutife 8ciouscnc icit-
gcltellt mcroen. SSn Yolen Dcroen int.
lncr nod ocutichc ainScr eesen oen
8illen ibrer Gltern slriidgeboltcn.
3,2lO Slelcr ainoer lino nanentIid
bcfunnt. 9tad Sen 9ofllmcntcn, sic
Dem 8cnIcr s(uslhub sua1nglib &C..
moht ,ullrocn. beiinocn iid) in ocn
mcItlldcn SanOern nod iolgen0e s(n-
SAIL bon @eIansencn:
Sn Normcgen IS. Gdnenorf a.,
Soaano 1O2. 8elglen 81. Suren.
burg %, Sronfrcid 1.7O5 cit.
'dlleblid, ocrieniaen oui utidem
gooelL Stalien 119, @nglono 144O,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Misunderstanding auf neuen Wegen

ct. 9loiien. - aiir5lid, ieierte
mau III ct. 9lalien OaS 5Oiabrise
9citclen beS JoriduusSinltituts fiir
Mcteoroloaic, SIT oent nanlDaite Ser.
tetcr ocs oiicntliden 2e6cns, Ocs
6rembenuerfebrs, ser @irtidait rmO
8ilienihait ibr Grldeincn 5useiagt
baben. llebcr Oie intercilante 9lui9abe
Oieier ieltenen Ginri6tung untcrrids
tet unier nafIteben0er Mrtifcl.
slergerlit) ifaltet Scrr Meicr bas
Haoio ab, bcnn idon picber miro
iblchtcS @cttcr porausscia9t. ltno
ct battc iid) id)on 10 iebr aui Oell
Sonnta9salsilug gcireut. gci ieincr
Jruu batte ii6 aacroingS Scr @ctter
uuid)laa idlDu nlacmelDct. Sas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Won Steuer befreite Stiftungen
Werden scharf untersucht

Diillioncn fllnoierte Gbooc SsIanb
Srlnt lit lucnigltens sum Sell bon
Seamten Der Sertrpn iinansiert
lporoen, uno &on9reBfomitees bo=
ben iid luicDerbolt nit Der sSra0c
befaBt. Oh bas Ginfpnmen bcs
lSllits lteucrirei iein iollte.
Mc8ratbs 9uac
WcGrutb lpar Cit SrcuhGnbcr
bes Srlits unD hattie fiir,Iirh i'm
Serhor erflGrt. haB CT ais Sreu=
banoer ein Sabres9ebolt bon $15,=
600 crbaltcn hot. Gr bottc bielc
Stellung. lpGhrcno er Senotpr lnr
GorIibenOcr Des bemofratiid)en 9ta.
tionalfomitces mur. Ieate tic abcl
nieocr. OILS CT 5llnl @encralanipull
ernunnt lpurhc.
1916 hattie nas Steuerbl,rcalr cr:
flort. bub Dem Srlit bic Steucrirci.
belt ent5n0cn merDen iullte. ubc,
allf cine Scrufllna erfpIatc fiirilif
Der ScIllnb, ooH CT itcuerirci bleibt
Norlnan Su9crmon. Ser Stills.
lteuerfpnniiIar, iaate I'M &er60r
es acbe Jest $4,000 iteucrfrcic Stif.
tlln9en filr lpobltiitiae 3pedc. bi(
Gem Stcucrburca1 ibrc Serihtc I'M
terbreiten. Sic 3abl lei in sebn Sah
ren Inn 12.5OO 9cIticNen. unb IL
Den bciocn letten Sabrcn lei Derorti
gen SOrNaniiationell sic Stcucrirci
belt entioaen luoroen.
81. Sames Simmpns bon Del
llniucrlitdt SarDaro crflGrtc. Di
Foundations hGttell uui Dem Sc
hiet Der Geilnbbeitspileae icbr out,
Sieniic Qclciitet unb piel Gclp iiiI
Nnri6un9cn Sur Scrfiiauno ucItellt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26

Siibnerausc aui ibrem fleinen Sch
idmer5t felt Sagen beiouOers itarf.
guf hieles barometer fann it'd Jral
0tcier oerlniien.
SieIen Men iden eebt es GbnIid).
@ctterlmid) iaet iiG nit rbell-
matiiden Shmer5en unO 8eiben lit
GlicOern lnO Narben an. S0bn Der.
ludt, bis altf Iusnabmeu, iait I'M.
mer briidenoes aopiweb, 6ei Sod)-
lpetterlagc fiiblen mir uns ,uobl, iinO
lebbaIt lmS aftiu.
Sieie aQgemein bcfanntcn Iatla.
d)en bo6en id)on Inn Die Sabrbun.
0erhpenoe ,bioflimatiide @etter-
itationen" entiteben Iaiicn, Die INT
luiiienldoitliGe @rflGruusen be-
miibt iinO. Sn iabr5ebntelaneer
alclnarbeit iiuo Weiiunsen uno Sc.
ltc 5lllamnensetragen porOen. uno
bic beutc porliegenoeu grge6niiie
5eigen, oab bel engiter 9uiammen.
arbeit 5iulldcu Nteteorologen ,,no
slcr5ten in Sufunit beliere Seileriol.
&C cr5ielt meroen fonnen.
SScr lid) beiipielApeiic ~beilflina.
tilbcr aurort" nenncn bari, cnti1ei.
ocn oie 6eititellungen ber meOisiui.
lben Meteorologie. s(usidlagseben0
lino SonnenlfeinOauer mo .intenii.
tat. Nc6elarmut. mabigc Sempera.
tl,r. ,no Scudtisteitsi idpanfunscn
ETC. Gin cntIprehenocs @eiet, Oas
Sen Wiibbrau6 oieicr 9e5eidnung
pcrbIctcn unO Sic Grbolungsiuhen.
Ben Dor Srreiiibrungen belpa9ren
lou, lit bcreits porgeieben.
Sic 9ipflinaitation in ct. 8a.
lieuL sic iibrigens in Sieien Sasen
lbr 5Ojdbrigcs Su6il1um ieiert, fat
5u'anlnlcn nit Sen slerjten elmer
Sungcnbcilltitte ieiteeiteat wie iebr
oas &llna alli GeiunoDeit unO 8obl.
beIinren Der aronfen cinmirft. Sa1.
relang lino tdglib Die Gemidtsper.
dnocrllngen SEN 4ateienten iibcr.
prilft unO nit Sen 8etterfurpen Der.
glldell 'rOroen. SodOrudlaeen nit
gerlngelll rclatlpem Geu1tigfeits.
9rao bcpirfcn sllnadit cine i6nelle
Wcmibts5unabnlc. Salt Oas Sod
lanse an. faut Oicie &urpe mieoer ab.
Crit nad) eInem 8etterumi6puua
ut oann wiebcr eiu ganj allnGblides
Inltel9en beobabtct tporoen. Mus 6ie.
len Grgebniiicn sebt berpor, oa6
arantc nlht aaiu i1teniiper Sod.
orllflage uno Dor allem nid)t iebr
9erInscr relatiucr Jcl,dte ausaejest
peroen iolltcn.
Sie Moglidfeiten. sic bieje t,e,.
artlecn Joridunsen oem Wtcoisineru
erof1len, lino nod gar nidt ab3uie.
ben. llnteriudungen iiber gIutbil.
Der inl @ersleid gum alima baben
lnterenantc &iidihliilie erm0alid,t.
@narnblldl:b werben ShuIflalien
Aeteltet, I'M Sen Sluilncrfianrfcits.
arao parallel 5u Sen &etterid)mou.
t'''aen reltjl,Iclen. Gin meitcrcs
'ntrrc'antcs e5cbct, oas sic Wiofli.
'nalnt'pn III ct. @lalic, ols cin,i.
acS MctteriHltitut fontroaicrt, lit Ser
Sjon9cbalt Der Suit unO Die Nus.
p'rtlln9en ali sen Mcnid)en, oul oie
Der sn1erlfoner Gnrrp uno Der oeut.
ldle Eroieiior 9utenanot ld,on hin.
setpieien baben.
"Shrar5nolber gote."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26

&aibin9ton. - Sm Gerhor Dor
DEM @ausfonlitcc, bus iid) nit ciller
l(nteriuhuna Der iteuerfreien Stif=
tlln9cn befabt, erflGrte Der S(hge=
orbnete Soranb. Gem. 81. s., bie
Foundation Der Sertrpn Company,
elmer aroBen Sertilfirmo, lei mebr
am @eidGft aIs an Der &pblfabrt
interelliert, llnO CT FOB Bic geihul=
biauna. Dat lie lire &erfe aus 9tel,=
Gn9lonO nac) Dem Siiocn lrnb Geu=
ertp Jico perlc9t babe, Inn billiacre
slrbeitsfrGite ,u erbaltcn.
sNn Der llnterluduna ioa ieltse-
ltellt lpcroell. pb Ii6 Die itcuerfreiz
Ell Stiftunaen ibren S(uiNoben mio=
men lll,b Dh cini0c bon linen init
lribeipegun9en pcrbunoen iino.
sllS Gmeripn Nnbreips. Ser 81
rettpr Ser ,Sori'bunasabteiluna Der
Hullca Sage 'punOation. Die ST.
flarl,uo abaab: Sd femme fcin &C.
les. oas Die Gerleauna ppn &erfell
lnterbinoen fDnntc. aber lppimner
III elmer aSounootion sSohliabrts=
Slpcde nit Dem GieifGft perbunoer
ipcrbcn. lit su befiirhten. baB icne
ins \ointcrtrsTicn oeraten ,perben",
mohte ,SOrunp oie gemcrfuns:
r9as lit cs. mas Nenau auf Seytron
Sutrifit."
sluf naberc Ginselbeiten eiua luc.
Der slnorelrS nod iSDranp ein. abe,
frilhere llnteriudumaen boben lid
ihon NIT Den GerbinDunaen ;lpi
ilijcn Sertrpn lnlb Dem vJtbobe IS.
lanD CHARITIES Srult" lnp Dcn
frilheren Generalampalt So,parl
WcGroth befoBt. Ser nit pieler
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
CANTON, OHIO
CANTON SOCIAL CLUB

Do you remember what the Can
ton Jugendbund was like 1920 years
ago? Well you're not much older than
l, for I remember the grand get
togethers we had and the jolly times
at home and out of town. Time has
changed all that. The Juniors have
become adults and have driftet away
from the Sachsenheim. Our parents
worked hard to have a social gather
ing place for us. Now it is up to
adults to do the same for our cchild-
ren, altho we have it much easier, the
Sachsenheim is there for us and it is
up to us to keep the ball rolling.
We are calling to all past men,
bers, their husbands and wives, who
at one time enjoyed the social ac-
tivities of the Jugendbund, to Or
ganize social group to keep to-
gether what our folks built for us and
our children. Don't let the problems
of baby-sitter stop 20 from attend
ing the meetings. Bring the kiddies
along; they will be taken care of un-
der supervision while MON and pop
enjoy an night out among old and
new acquaintanceS.
Election of officers took place at
the last meeting: Mike Bender, PREF
sident; George Schorsten, Vice Pre-
sident: Martin Kelp Jr., Secretary
Treasurer; Trustees: Bill Fuss, John
Rochus, Dan Mantch.
We wish the officers success in the
coming year and hope their efforts
aren't in vain. We are counting on
the cooperation of all past Jugend-
bund members to help make this club
success; already several new faces
have showed up at the meeting. Well
come MIR. and Mrs. Mckenzie and
Mr.. Fred Henning. Come on folks
get on the membership roster!
Our first social activity will be
reunion dance Jan. 81, 1858. The
committee is working hard to make
this a success. Tickets for the dance
will only be 81 cents. Extending an
invitation to all clubs TO attend.
How's about it Saxon Vets, You, Mr..
and Mrs. Salem; let's see lot of
old familiar faces at this dance, all
the old timers of the T S. j. A.
You're still young enugh to get
around on the dance floor.
You men who have your standing
poker parties on Friday, why not
come to the meetings, just change
the location of your parties and have
them up at the Sachsenh. Following
the short meeting we will have re-
freshments and then you can enjoy
your ritual game of cards.
The next meeting will be held on
January 9, 1852. Try to attend. II
you can't make it then plan to at
tend the following one on January
%. With the holiday activities over
by then we should see lot of new
faces. May the holiday season be joy
full to all. incidentally if you do not
have plans for New Years eve call
Gus Zack and put in your reserva-
ton to join ye auld acquaintences.
M. Dickson.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
COLUMBUS, OHIO. NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Everyone really had a grand time
Christmas carolling last Saturday
night and thanks to all for their
generous hospitality. We are only
sorry we couldn't get to all the places
we had on our list, but the evening
was all too short. Can you imagine
Our cars filled with carollers being
parked within so feet of each other
and neither car moving the other
had arrived? 1t really did happen
and if we hadn't started ringing
those bells I'm sure we'd have been
there yet. Oh well, we had lots Of
fun anyway.
Don't forget to come to the Saxon
Hall on New Years Eve to help ring
the new year in. Come and bring
your friends for wonderful time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26

only so that the greatly over
worked women of the kitchen can
also enjoy themselves at the
planned evenings festivities which
start at 1000 p. IN. with a free
dance to very good local or
chestra that has had years of ex-
perience in the entertainment
field. Free hats, horns, leis and
noisemakers will be distributed
to all. Come all and be prepared
for an veneing of good clean fun
among your Saxon fellow-men.
II, IS, 2S.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
T. S. j. A.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
l952.l953

Jan. 10 at Salem
2-Canton VS.. Salem.
l-Monaca VS.. New Castle.
Jan. II at Salem
2-Salem VS.. Monaco.
l-Canton VS.. New Castle.
Jan. "a at Monaco
2-Monaca VS.. Canton.
l-New Castle VS.. Salem.
February 7 at Canton
2-Salem VS.. New Castle.
l-Canton VS.. Monaca.
Numbers and 2 designate
which teams are to play first.
times of games are to
be at J 90 p. M.
The city holding the event is
requested to supply two referees
An entry fee of $1,000 is re-
quired of each club entering the
basket ball league. Send all
checks to Frieda Hermann of
Salem, Ohio.
All eligibility lists are to be
sent to Mike Linz of New Castle
before the season beginns.
John r. Schneider 1st Vice Pres.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
ELLWooD, PA.
BRANCH 80

Our December meeting has been
postponed to Wednesday January 7
when the general election of officers
will be held and every member is
urged to attend or they will be SUBJ
jected to $1.0O fine Sickness is the
only excuse for absence.
Our meetings from now on will be
held the first Wednesday of the
month.
Mary Thalgott, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
ELLWooD CITY. PA.

The New Years Family Party
will be held on December 3lst
beginning with the costumary
free sauer kraut and sausage
dinner served bv the Ladies Au-
Hillary from 600 to s 90 D. m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-12-26
Oiehfe~worf.

30serno fommt Die 3ufunft berae.
gc5o9en,
E'ellldlea lit oas Sckt entIloacn,
Gwlg it'll .Itegt Bic Gcrsangen6eit.
Shiller.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

George Mason Green Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, IA. 2-3S3S
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Lge. columned Southern Colonial, in
choice section of Alexandria: all
spacious rms. incl. den on LIST a.
and bedrms. upstairs; whole bsmt.
and attached gar. Only $4,000 re-
quired on this ige., imposing home.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLyNGToN-FALLls CHURCH
OPEN
FOR YOUR INSPECTION
E2RQ Mo 9Th CT

q solid comfortable brick home with
flower gardens that are colorful,
well tended and we'll chosen. 5
rooms. plus tile bath and full bsmt.
excellent radiator hot-water heat.
Tastefully decorated interior walls
and tight red oak hardwood floors
Very convenient North Arlington
neighborhood. -2la blocks to Wilson
blvd, bus. $14.95O, with $4,000
cash, balance on terms.
Directions: From Glebe rd., out Wilson
blvd, left on Jefferon, right on N.
9th St. to open sign. (2-6 p.m.)
Evening star., 1952-05-25
BEAUTY AT WORK.

lust see this modern new brick ram
bier now being completed. It has
trees, comfortable large rooms.
extra closet space and reliable long
lasting beauty. Brick fireplace and
2O-ft. picture-window liv. rm., we'll
proportioned separate dining room.
U-shaped kitchen with extra cabi-
nets. maple cutting blocks. exhaust
fast booth with 2 seats and colorful
Formica top: 3 double bedrooms,
colored tile bath; 46-ft. bsmt. with
outside entrance. You can't equal
this value at $2O.75O! See any
Evening star., 1952-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA,

Lovely s-rm. home in the Del Ray
section. 1st d. sun rm.. kit, liv
rm. and din: rm;.; 2nd a., bedrms
and bath. Windows have all alum
bsmt. with attach. gar, gas h.-w. b.
lot approx. 66x125 with chain fence
Onwer is taking quarters on Arms
post and must sell. Possession upor
settlement. Terms can be arranged
Price is only $18,975. For inspec.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Chapel Hill Estates"
300 Quaker Lane

the beautiful grounds OF
the Seminary in Alexandria and on
transportation to the city. this 81
it. rambler is on level three-auar-
ter-acre wooded site completely
fenced with white paddock and wire
fence. Rooms include living room
(14x33) with two Thermopane pic
ture windows, fireplace, dining area
and French doors to large screened
breezeway. Large de luxe kitchen
with dishwasher. range. refrigerator,
disposal and breakfast space. The
three master bedrooms and two tiled
baths are completely private and
there are many closets. There Is
a tremendous storage. attic with
stairway. Basement with outside
entrance and maids lavatory.. Two
car attached garage topped with
quaint cupola with weathervane. In
estate section and on transportation.
Due to coloneps transfer. possession
June 18th. SAT 500. Directions tc
reach: Shirley, highway to Shirling-
ton Circle. left to Seminary road
and right to Route a; cross Route .
into Quaker lane; out Quaker lane
past Episcopal High School to house
with our OPEN sign opposite Sem
mary. Eve. and Sun. FA. 4424.
George Mason Green Co
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. IA. 2-3S3s
Evening star., 1952-05-25
RAMBLER DE LUKE

Brick home sN of 3"i 8 rms. n baths. 8
bedrms.; all spacious rms; flrepl..
Kit, fully equipped; built-in gar;
lot about 200-G. frontage on cor
ner. You will love this beauty. sit
one of the best we have ever had
the pleasure to offer. it's brand
new and the price is only $27 $50,
on good terms. To reach: Out Lee
hibit' sign. turn right 8 blocks to
home. 915 High st. LARRY o.
STEELE. RE. 0493. OW. 6644.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

ALEXANDRIA HOMES
IVY HILL SECTION
You will be impressed with the facili-
tanning this almost new home offers.
The large Lying room, separate din
Kitchen are ali airy and spacious.
There are three nice bedroSms up;
Basement W features sp deliEhtfuI ii recre. re-.
alton room; q laundry room and
shrubbed and the rear portion
fenced. You will also enjoy the
screened side porch. All this in a
yet convenient to transportation and
schools. Special price of S23. 300.
CAPE COD. S15,75O
Located high on a hill on q nice lot
in residential neighborhood. This
attractive home has q large living
so,a,s room With fireplace; dining area;
two nice bedrooms on the first floor:
Upstairs are two finished additional
rooms. A good house at Q good
price.
COLONIAL BRICK
A Grand home priced at $21.75O;;
5uilt-in bookcase; ddamily-siSe aiG. Ie.s dining
4SoAA aAA0 oSAG oAAS Ro4SA.
bedrooms and tiled bath on second
floor. The bright modern kitchen is
equipped with push-button electric
range, electric sink unit with dis
posal and automatic dishwasher.
Frigidatre refrigerator and steel wall
cabinets. The full basement has a
block tile floor and Bendix auto
matte colthes washer and dryer.
The rear portion of the large lot is
completely fenced. Located in a
good residential neighborhood and in
walking distance OF elementary
school. Terms to responsible buyer.
A REAL HOME
This delightful row home is in perfect
condition. There are two good-SlZe
bedrooms and tile bath; living room,
separate dining room: completely
equipped kitchen: full basement;
screened front porch; beautifully
handicapped garden with a chain link
fence. A down payment of only
$2.750 will make you the owner OF
this home.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
Established Since 1912
REALTY ADMINISTRATORS
2206 MT. VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA VA
Evening star., 1952-05-25
PLANNED BIG
FOR SLIM PIIRSE

This. new $16.75O farm rambler is
really a BIG Groom home. It has
open L-shaped porch, picture win
low, liy. rm. with firepl., dining
room for all family and state"
occasions, Clothes closets that win
really hold all your clothes plus
kitchen, with adjoining laundry.
What's more. it's placed on o lever
acre. ideal for garden and chill
dren's playground. Just Is minutes
dTiye. Why not see it today. Call
Evening star., 1952-05-25
''BELLEVUE FOREST"
3135 N. Pollard

This spacious 3-bedroom, 2h-bath
brick Cape Cod rambler with regular
stairway to expansion attic is situ-
ated on q hilltop lot containing oyer
$4,000 SO. IT. and is in q setting
of beautiful oaks. poplars and white
dogwoods. Rooms include wide. liv-
ing room Q6x2D with fireplace.
and door opening on screened porch
Q2x15); dining area of living room
G2x14): large all-electric kitchen
equipped with westinghouse dish
washer. disposal. range. REFRIGERATOR
and with large breakfast area.
lIx14). bedroom (11x14l;, two tiled
baths. Fun basement with recrea-
bath; two-car garage. .$32.500;
Directions to reach: Cross Memorial
Bridge, bear right on Route so. take
first right fork and follow parkway
to right along rivers, edgei ,;o continue III 19
way to Lorcom lane. right on Lorcum
lane to Military road, right on Mill
tary road to North Pollard street.
right on N. Pollard st., to our open
sign. Eve. and SUM-, CHI. 9142.