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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Dedication OF Albright
Power Plant To BE In Nav

Dedication ceremonies fol the
new electric power station at Al
bright, W. Va, have tentatively
been set for Tuesday, May 80. Sta
ton tours and addresses BIZ BUSH
ness leaders, government officials
and utility company personnel will
hiehlight the program
Besides the company presidents.
r. Paul Smith, of Potomac Edison;
A. c. Spur. Monongahela Power;
and L. S. Thompson, West Penn
Electric it was hoped the COVER
nors Of Maryland and West Viz
ginia would be among those par
ticipating.
The $3G,0O0.O0O Albright station
is located in Preston county, ON
Cheat river, and when completed it
viii have a capacity Of 1885, 900 kilo-
watts. Two $4,000 5ilowatt units,
one by Potomac Edison and one by
Monongahela Power, are now in
operation. \ 10000 kilowatt unit
is scheduled to go on the lines in
1854 Electricity for Pc customers
i'm Maryland, West Virginia. Penn
sylvania and Virginia will go over
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Is To Be Received
By Methodist Church

Twenty-cight persons will be re-
ccived into membership in ST.
Paul's Methodist church at the
Holy Thursday service this evening
at 1870 o'clock, Dr. W. s. Pattor-
son announced.
Adult members will include Mr..
and Mrs Merle McClintock, Misses
Mabel, Ursula and Hazel Glotfelty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Graham, Will
liam L. Graham, Connie Evans,
Mrs. Ruth Sanders.
Others to be received into mem
bcrship include Brenda DcBeiry,
Donald Stcmple, Bowen Hardesty.
Jr., John Updyke, Alonzo Naylor,
Donald Evans. William Sanders,
Jcri Nordeck, Marilyn Sue Buck
lew, Susan Gibson, Chcstou Brown
ing, Anne Lee Lohr. Maurice
Brookhart, Donald James, Sarah
Shank, Doris Updyke, Edward
Umstot, Carole Sue Hardcsty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02

L. S. Navy announced it was
ready to launch guided missiles
from submarines.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
,Track-Baseball
Squads at Work at
Southern High

Baseball and track athletes are
busy these days at Southern High
school, as efforts are being made
to round both squads into shape.
Thomas Stevenson has a squad Of
twenty for regular practice in
track and field events, while Vii
bun Swauk has twcnty-thrce boys
trying out for the baseball team.
Five track meets are scheduled
thus far, while an elevcn-game
schedule already has been arranged,
with additional games wanted.
rhe track schedule At present in
cludes an invitation meet at Hag-
erstown on April II, a dual meet
with Beall High at Frostburg on
April "a, a dual meet at Parsons
on May l, the State track meet at
College Park on May 1G, and an
invitation meet at Fort Hill,
Cumberland, on May %.
Members of the track squad in
clude Denver Sisler, Robert Shat
fer, Dick Crisis, Thomas Sheehe,
Douglas Butler Donald Glaze, Del
bert Bittingcr, Tom Calls, Charles
Mason. Junior Wilson, Bob Spiller,
John White. Wayne Graham, Jim
Ashby, Harold Lantz, Douglas
Smith, Bill Sanders, Fred Dilgard,
George Lee and Bill Shaffer. Sisler
is practicing for the l2-pound shot
put record.
Baseball Squad
The boys listed as candidates
for the baseball team are Denver
Sisler, Kemp Shaffer and John
Hanst. seniors; Carl Holtschneider,
Dave Bonner, Harry Bittinger, AL
vim Mefsing, Howard Sweitzer,
John Miller, Jack Harvey, William
Sharpless, Jimmy Sisler and Don
Peck, Juniors; Clifford Welch, Lar
ny Friend and Bob Brewer, sopho-
morcs; and Jim Wright, Roger
Glotfelty, Fred Colaw, Don Co
law, Dan Garrett, Allen Knots
and Bob Glaze, freshmen.
The baseball schedule thus far:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02

Among the students here for the
Easter weekend with their par
onts are Herbert and Richard
Leighton, University Of Maryland
School Of Medicine; lle!vey r.
Smouse, Princeton uuivcrsity;
Homer Bennett, Bethany college
The latter has been here since last
Friday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02


lII, an" ~ =. Kenneth Graves
more. were Weekend visitors Of
relatives.
Nus s'!' H. brown IS able to he
"'.l "%"I" "'l'i having oeen con-
tar., Of pneumonia.
nc W.T. i'.N' Fa'N elementary
9''ooi i conducting h'neilt card
party "' lhe S'n"oI ON thursday
apr" 3D. 1t mas ''''' "''"'unc'o'
yrs. a. - N'helf moved on
'e71"@ iron" an apartment oh
.''la S'''',' TO an aP'' ,ment IN
'"' i"I'"'' ~ Nic'ol'aS nome on
0'''"" '''o11'
Nh. and Mrs Howard Whit. ON
'1''aI.''' Wy" = parry at 'ne YAK
I"i'' country 'l"o Oh \ I'o"I liE"1
.' ""'-v' VI '''' S'%tee,'" 'lf'"o''y
"' ln'H o"ushu'f' Neoecca'
a SON was bonn to Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Stanton. in Falls Church.
VA. on Saturday morning. March
-'' stanton Is d so" Oh l. o. stan
Jull' OF oahlahu'
Strart r HamiI1 IT, who has
r,au nm attorney in fine office Of
price Sterilization in Baltimore for
t1ega,t wear or more has returned
fla Oakland to resume his law prac-
H'e'
Nh, and Mrs pbiIin Bowman and
t1,oe d,ugbtcrs Cresaptown. spent
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs samuel Bowman, at Crcllin.
iTr ard Mrs David Bowman and
..n also visited their parents
Alva G CORNER Lawrence NJ
F.Inv and Thomas Cain we're IN
Er,owood " Va. ON Monday
,-.I.t attnpdiro bano,et Of the
1,,a DEPARTMENT there rs renre-
.aotativcs II tho local organiza-
linn
Members Of the Oakland Inter
mediate Girl Scout troop. ac-
compauicd by Miss Cara Weber and
other leaders, will take THEN an
uual spring trip next Tuesday and
Wednesday. This year they will go
to Baltimore.
guest, Miss MARITIME Latil, OF Kew
Gardens, N. Y, students at Mt.
IIolyoke, arrived Sunday evening
to spend few days with the for
mers parents, MI and Mrs, How
ard Turner, Second street
NJ No.. ,,...5.,,. pn,,. To,
Inn ", n. .,d M E,Izo
Bray Oakland ViS'lca rel@'iVeS III
ftI'SDurgh' N"hoeIRill' an" lay OIL
a. d new Gays '@s' %e1'>' i-il.,'''I
hIay "'iI enter '"c "''e' Si'Y "
fItI'odfgh at 'Ne IAN S'ileS'ei'
nv .i, C.,l ,,a,l. ,,oo+,,,o.
~ HI NO. ~ . l,' 1,. ,aa7
VI '''F ''''''' +;I r,,;Ia or An,;I IA
',l, 1.1 . '',' 49, ,,:,,,,l .,,.. viii
= ny =: a.. ,Ial.aI
paw - o. - H.. ,.,,, ~ ,.a,.
49,. H.. ,,..,,1,l l.,.o coll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02

a recently completed $4,000 volt
Transmission line from Albright
station, through Garrett county,
connecting Albright with a new
substation at Ridgelcy, adjacent to
Cumberland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Seven Births Occur

Seven births occurred at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
in Oakland during the past week,
four boys and three girls.
On the Goth a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Clinton Bolyard,
route ,, Terra Alta, W. Va; a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Glenn MulleneX, Horse Shoe Run,
W. Va.
On the 9th, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Kirby Meyer, route ,,
Oakland; a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale Alexander, Mt. Lake Park.
On the 28th, a daughter to MI.
and Mrs. Paul Eugene Cupp,
Brandonville, W. Va.
On the 29th a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Edward Butt, Jl..,
Oakland.
On the Both a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Make E. Nice, route ], Cor
mania, ". Va.
Crowded conditions were some
what relieved at the hospital this
week During the scveu-day period
there were % patients admitted
and thirty-siX patients discharged.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Local NeqvS

--l
W.T. ana MIS-. John Shalps ano
cllId''h nave gone to Moultfle
IA" To VISIT relatives.
.o, u..,. l.o,., B., A., a,l ,f,.
Samuel put+ l.. ra,.at,
county Memorial ho'%ltaI, on Sun
DAY March ~.
Irs p;oh.rl cl,tf,I+,. o,.+,.
f,inoJ ,,o,,,ho,. ~ ho,. Lr;doa .ln,
I,st F,idav ovo,;ru ,t bo,. boo,o. ~,
oId Deer Park road
M ,nd M. no1ho,+ p,,,,a,,,,l,..
If Nan. Ch,,.oh y. ,.o,.o o.no,t.
~ Az. ar5 ,Ir. G y p.u,,h.,..,t
from, \ya.,o.d,y f. Uor5a,
r. and son ,,nt,,,mod - ,l,a;. ho,ro
last F,.;d.,. ,fto,. .boyiro -nert two
,,,ooi.. ~, ,,,o,o ~ c.ra.ata uo
X. c. McComas and john Steven
son, ST., were in Baltimore last
...ossnrs and snno,.,iso,- of a.
so.s,,o,+
Mr.. and Mrs. David Marble and
Blair Robinette will be received IN
to membership in St. Marks Luth-
cram church at the regular service
this evening.
Warder a. ReXrode, Long Island,
n. y, arrived in Oakland ON Tues
day to spend Easter holidays with
his family. He was called home due
to the death Of his father, Albert
}. RcNrode.
All - D.,... c;.4....
IN ,,'I , NO. " I, ~, S ,,'l''l No.,
day evening at the X. Of P. hall,
at o'clock. All members are be-
ing urged to attend and to bring
an Easter hat.
~. NTH, ,.,.... =,
Miss Joan Fisher daugater oil
ShellII and Mrs Paul ilshef, VINO
is a senior IN Ffostoulg 0ta'e
Teachers college is dong practice
teaching IN mathematics at south
elm High school under direction Of
John Neader" regular mathematics
instructor
MI. ua,,,, eton,nla returned
- hon. l,on,o from, a visit with her
~, =, Io,. o,,J douoh+or Nh. and
,I,. coa,ao Al+s+ot+o,. and d,nob-
~. Go A., wiIl;on,sb,,ro D..
1,ho,. ,,.a,a ,o.o,,,no,iod boro NV
-iiN y ''I
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02

Sergeant First Glass Erwin W.
limbaugh, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Hinebaugh, Friendsville, is
now serving in Germany with the
43rd Infantry Division.
The 43rd, now stationed in south
ern Germany, is undergoing con
slant field training as part of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton Army.
limbaugh, a platoon sergeant
in Company NJ of the 102nd In
fantry Regiment entered the army
in January 1851, and arrived in
Europe in February, 1853. He at
tended Fliendsville High school.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Reception Planned

ORGANIZATIONS of st. Marks IL
thcran church are planning = re-
r ,I Il ,,1,a "'I - ,,;,.,
o,,.I,,,I .,e.,, r,.t,.,.. r,,, pa1t;,,.,.,
r.L,,a tLa ra,,,,ar has oaaor,tad .
,,.t,,..ta
M acrai. u.iu l,o hoil U-aa,...
d,, a,.a,,i,a ,a,1 : !, tho ,I..,,..l,
o.,on,hl,. ,oon, r.o,, 7.2o 40 o.oo
invitations are heih@ extended to
AN congregations IN oakland ana
Lutheran congregations IN the sur
rounding communities. Members OF
the Pastors Ald society are m
charge OF arrangements
The local chapter, Order Of
matrons and past patrons night
ON Tuesday evening. April :. At
this time the former officers will
officiatc i'm the positions of the
present leaders.
Members of the Underwood
Sunday School will present an
Easter pageant, For lie Had
wood church on April ;, at 7:45 o.
clock. it has been announced. The
public is invited.
frlehdS mere nave learned Oh Vhe
death oil MIS- Lueila ioye, Wlle OF
inc lale capt hafleS T. hoEe'
when occurred IN Los Angeles
cam she mad been "a teacher III
inc Los Angeles SciloolS nor thiiVy-
brothers and three sisters.
ochool Supervisors ana non
teachihg pfihcipalS heid an ADMIN
lStratlVe meeting on reading at
southern Hlgh SchooI YESTERDAY a
meeting with teachers IN the hltz-
millef area aIso was held last hight
WIN Mrs. UiadES IiophlhS' OF tne
state department OF Educauoh' N
attendance
Mss DIVA Naylof planned to|
leave Oakland To-Day lof 9hady
SIDE near Annapolis where she
VIII spend Easter win hef nfothef-
n-laW ana sister, Df. ana Mrs ..
L. Ofaht' Also planning To Spehd
Easter thefe are MI. ana MIS- D
J. NaElof' ehfoule 20 lheif nome
III oakland a1tef vacation IN
fIofIda'
l..
w. i''''''' 49, ~ 0'7iJS
l'4'' s'41 ~ ,,t.,, ,.,
49, =.
Evening star., 1953-06-12
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

LOCAL MOvING-Lowest rates; all
work guaTanteed; So per hr. for 8
men; pads, dollies. large van to
hold furniture. RIGHT-WAY. 20.
MOVfSG ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing.
faT eGns GO no iNe ielo4 H.,sSl.Ssd yNr3s sTSR SSs
Ssachss ESP; 8. {. MoRiRsffss.. 451S 5M1SYl1sk; lBst
ARE YOU MOVING to California OF
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
FoRwARp1NISos fS1SS r ISysr ma rates ss1sssJ sJuDsoN
LONG-DISTANCE MOvERS-we spe-
cialize In this feld; move the
FREE PXccKtNG B0xEs-ChesSter
Movers. anything anytime: Luggage.
boxes etc. RA 1880. IA. s-0115.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
win accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-14l6.
RoYALL TRANSFER. We will NOV.
ESa ES% ss sy &c., SSS q BE- So o6es aS5 SIX rms;
LIGHT HAULING and moving at any
time. Prompt service. AID. 4-4037.
14s
EARL'S VAN sERvICE-Moving and
general hauling. any time, any
LOCAL HAULTNG-Ashes, dirt, lum-
Der: prompt service; reasonable
charges; BY hour or job. Randolph
MOVING-Low rates: short notice;
SsT exper; an men; m ss beach runs; insured
MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
van service; reasonable rates. 81.
GREEN, Ii. 4-263S. lis
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN. or 2 girls to share
attr. furn. 3-bedrm. home with 2
bus. women. Reas. AID. 4-5854.
GEORGETOWN-2 girls. coll. grads.
looking for 3rd girl, age 81 to so, to
share 2-bedrm. home. DU. 7-549S.
IMMEDIATELY-Pyt. rm. Desirable
and cony; Silver Spring. Call after
pm. JU. $1,000. -16
ALEXANDRIA-Would like Q Govt.
girls to share house; all conv.: $40
ea. mo. ST. $4,000. Ext. 221b. days.
TWO MARINE OFFICERS desire man
to share 3-bedrm. .furn. home. SO2
8: Oakland St. Arl Call Pentagon,
HOME. Rent FREE, attractive Oh.
portunity for white, childless couple
WOMAN. As, refined, recently Wild
owed, will share home and beach
cott. with congenial unempl. woman,
for eompanionship. RA. 3-1472.
-12
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOARDING HOUSE-Newly decorated,
accommodates 40 people; excellent
nv; location; on Conn. ave; approx.
en- eng lease; Lease; priced for quick sale.
P2RRkTfNsSGs TsSsi Torrent. $500: q Gls acre,
waterfront. Compton, Md; $500:
good crab. nsh, sail. Ma. s-4639.
MODERN SERVICE STATION, 2 bays
no goodwill to buy. Reasonable cap
ital oipyestment required. Phone JE.
BAKERY BssIiSi FOE ~ sHGE sGfe ii N. Arlington. i1s
90Wner 90SWn ner will sell sell due to III health.
7-45l9 between 4 and 6. ia
GROCERY FOR SALE, modern self.
service figures. n Capitol Hill area.
FoUNTAiS0 CONCESSION in tS drug
store; splendid opport. for couple.
LENcH ROOM ssSI SODA wisi Fo6NTArN 6tSs Cfs Ice
cream factory. doing fine business: =:
eewner III; Montgomery city,; $1,000
cox = + CO. ii. osz 5-oS75%: % eSss.. ii. ii.
~ SOsSii ND APPLIANCES BUSINESS
Best, NV: location parking in rear.
Estab; yrs; -, reasonable rent;
sacrifice due to illness. Box 25S-H.
ADAMS COUNTY HOTEL; new mod
ern bar, booths and dining room;
IL guest rooms; living quarters; IL
censed. just across York-Adams Co.
line on busy highyay; WEST YORK
EEALTY Ea3 L vaeS AGENCY 1917 West Mar
rs All RxnGFF' leecst.d ee s7s Main st.,
age: rent SOS mo. owner has busi-
ness IN Fla. and must sacrifice for
GAS H1sls;Iyf s4X41SA 81 for ssTa 7ent or sale FUN
stock and equip. Good business.
STEAM VI CHEANiNG TRUCK@Brand-
new equipment; $500. full price.
GR0csR9 GSn Rf nsresS sTSSE sSS M 2Ssso SEES IT,
worker: win accept reasonable ofier;
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Florist for tor rent or for sale. Can
c3R SR' IS4EsT R1SEsg; UP TO $4,000 in bona
Sf f1ty eusiasss sux s4a fH 0F stsa tssrt-timf
auarters. on beautifully fandscaped
grounds; doing good business and
offering excellent possibilities for
expansion; located on o: 8. Hwy. II.
C1OoC W OCCbA, ln bOWh VI QdyIt1G
Beach. s. c., famous summer resort
catering also to north and south
bound Florida tourists all year. viii
take in home or small business
property as part payment. Contact
OWNER, Box 694. Myrtle Beach,
RESTAURANT, beautifully redeco-
rated, ready for opening, in wonder
full location. sacrificed because Of
illness; $500 cash and note will
handle. HO. 2-97S3. Ia
TAVERN, cabins Lge. tavern with
3 apis. rented; 4 cabins; whiskey,
beer. wine licenses; machines; on
busy beach highway. Anne Arundel
County; EQUIP: with sale of property.
JAMES I: MUNDY. UN. 4-560O:
Clean, lge. stock Of electronic parts,
radio and aircraft; going business;
well-known and estab.; reas. Will
sell with or without bldg. a723
Baltimore blvd. Rte. l. College
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HOUSES FURNISHED

JUNE 18th TO SEPT. eth-6-room
houss, ciose-in Silver Spring. JU.
ARLNGTON-Det. brick. quiet street
pretty garden, preferably 2-yr. lease;
completely redecor. SlS5; IA 7-56O6
Or MIS-: Murray. SANDOz, NC.
TRRosilH Ak i1ilaS1f PARK rm. sun1.lov m1I
and. bath. nicely furn.: gSrage;
washer; conv. transp. Ju. 9-0339
VA, 2s7o N. TAYLOR
st.-6 rms. ~ baths near Lorcom
iHneja -G;Hy GSnHSwn By appt. only: Phone
!. ARLINGTON - 4-bedroom brick
located In CONVENIENT Lyon Village:
IA baths. fun bsms;, SI7S per no.
TIES, IA. 2-23e1, IA. 1856. Ia
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

8 BEDRM. HOUSE, Arl., Fairfax;
conv: elementary school, suit. loca.
Tor children: under $140. JE. 3-0091.
OFFICER CLIENTS need good houses
IN Arlington Falls Church area. Call
ME-. Thwing for appraisal. GLEBE-
AD6fTfoNAI HOMES NEEiDaElD-Wee
nearby Md. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praissls; no delay. For complete
rental service, phone US today.
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 6-6242 ID
UNFURNISHED HOME. less than 2
geGI,o06' years Old o Close to Pentas9n % and
BAER. after 3 p.rn., ST. 3-5400.
FOR RESPONSIBLE FAMILY-Be-
ginning July on 2-yr. basis, un-
Furnished 3-bedrm. house. Fairfax
area. $l26 per mo. Mr.. Smith, eyes,.
Vienna 163-J-4, or once hours
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 2-4101
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HousEs UNEURNIsHEp

LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm
semidetached houses: peri. for chill
drsn; Ore 49, shopping % snna snd schools; sl1b
FALLS CHURCH-3h-bedrm. brick;
yard; / block to school; avail. june
%; i Or z year lease. JE. 2-01 "a
BETHESDA-3 bedrms. $o9 mo
GRovEToN HGTs.-s. King hwy.
and w. Oak; 2-bedrm.- stone RAM
bier; Ice. corner lot; $120; owner
next door. Phi. XII. 0-3195. lis
PARK-Summer rental.
High cool, spacious 4 or more bed
rms. Laudromat dryer: fenced yd..
play EQUIP: $3.50 per mo. .Wo.
semidst. brick; bsmt,,
garbage disposal, gas heat, yard;
yrs. old; excellent condition; conv.
Sc. location. nr, Boiling Field: $11O
per mo-; avail. immediately. RE.
Month ARLINGToN-2-bsdrm. hrk.
house; fun basement, oil heat; re-
decorated inside and out. Close 70
buses and shopping. IA. e-12ST.
-1B
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RENTAI.S MEEnEn

RENTALS NEEDED
Nice homes from l to bedrms.
In Virginia area. Clients waiting.
We specialize in rentals. Ask for
Mr.. Seay. jr.
Joseph w. Seay Co., Realtors
113 w. Broad, Falls Church. Va.
JE. 2-2620
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
5601 30th st. NV.

DG1AOHED bHICh
II you are a small family looking for
. home Of charm and every con.
ceivable comfort. in one of the finest
and very reasonably priced, DO not
fail to inspect this one. Owner must
times. DIREcT1oNs: out Conn. ave. M
to, Nebraska. right on Nebraska 8
blks; to MCKINLEY, right on Nc
CALL OWNER. WO. 6-65S4
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FKEE-Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or subletS; Wash. Va, Nd.
(white); open 2 days. MA. S-00O1.
WANTED, by Naval oficer and wife,
mid August; unfurnished l-bedrm.
apt. or small house; screened porch,
garden desirable; 2 years duty D. C.
rSfuRSN?. SHH M ysrGDFFo fSSF APARTMENT NFS b,
settled, employed man; Falls Church
or Arl. JE. 4-1769 after $50. I2s
CPLE. WITH SMALL DOG and din.
rm. furn., desires furn. or unfurn.
bedrm. apt, pref. air cond., NV.
sec. Elk. $4,000, Ext. 6S4, after
Q, Monday.
Evening star., 1953-06-12

CHEVY CHASE-Beautifully furnished
brick home, nr. Conn. ave-; excel.
for entertaining. Center hall. ige.
ny. rm., din. .rm., den and elec.
KIT. master suite (bed and sitting
and bath on 2nd d.; finished ard
d. and reer. rm. and bar; 2-car
garage; $500 mo. EM. 2-61OO;
eyes,. NO. 7-1332.
LAMON q HENDERSON
Evening star., 1953-06-12

GEORGETOWN STYLE
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1 TO z PM.
Excel. uptown home on edge Of park;
Se9- Se1 and POTSsd.sSr. rm. M nd on 1st rdnd r.;
level recr. rm., opening to lge. yard.
Of Conn. ave; reas. priced. Til q
pm, call EN-. 2-74O0. METZLER
REALTOR. 5O22 Conn. ave. NV.
COLORED MONROE ST. NV. -
Eight-room brick; full bsmt. with
nice tiled ONCE in front; mr.. schools.
INV. heat; fne location for doctor
or dentist; $l6,500. terms. OWNER,
CO. 5-S756: ewes, LU. 2-5015. Ia
CoLoRED-13l7 TAYLOR ST. NV.
$1,000 down, larger payment II you
wish; possession with deed. Four
bedrm. brick house; lge. front porch,
heated rear porcheS. ige. bsmt., gas
beat. Kit has gas range and refer;
This III 'fsf Is 'f fine @ home ef dweIline sFs and
may appeal to you. GEORGE L.
NV, Ma. s-O350. Ia
keel. LOCATION
Ice. lot with trees, shrubbery. etc.
9 lge, rms, 2 baths; many extras.
May be used as 2 separate family
rent ceiling Of $100 and $40 ap-
proved for separate units. Price.
S1S.450; substantial cash required; !;
easy terms. Vacant. Key at 1920
n5tHh 5th oA6o St; NV. Phone OWNER at
- $50 FARRAGUT ST.
N.W.-This home is beautiful In
side and out; eight large attractive
ly decorated rooms and bath: club
ESS Sea II deeP os Detached sss sSrsse
Inspect by appointment only. Call
Mr.. Clark, RA. 3-90l1. MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO.. Realtor, 1924 14th
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

V11EV I OI1ADE, y. =,
PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
Brick center hall plan residence, suit
able for large family. Easy walk to
School and transp. lst floor: living
rm. with f1repl.. dining rm., kitchen,
breakfast room and library. End
floor: 4 bedrms., and 2 complete
baths. 3rd floor: 8 bedrms., and "a
bath. Basement. finished rec. rm.
rm.,. of heat. Lge. fenced yard,
brick garage. Call NO. 7-69SO. -16
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHrD

ALEX, Q bedrm.. bath. semidet. brk.,
finished bsmt., "a bath, scr. porch
and fenced yard. OV. 3.1741. la
BEVERLY HILLS AREA
Practically new, two-story CO.
lonial; 9 rooms and bath, powder
room on 1st floor, full basement
WIN lease. $176 mo. Convenient
70 Pentagon. 1721 Oakcrest dr..
Alex. We. Can HARRY ROD
AO. 4-1S39. Ia
COLORED-UPPER N.W.-Six rms.
Ia baths, bsmt, porches. yard. gas
coISRGEiD@sIx oISRGEiD i RoSO&s. ON 0EH; 3 fitehens her
bath; child accepted; also apt. in
bsmt. with kit. Call Ho. 2-S191
coLoREDmoN End ST. s.w.-s
rms. and bath. remodeled house with
auto. gas heat, new range, h.-w.
heater, asphalt tile floors. viii
asns oniy @ 70 renned cpie:; capable
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

HEW asS dDs1.ItboBIna.I DEIb BaIcK1opep q = AZ day.
rm,, de luxe kit. with dishwasher
and garb. disp,; best construction
and materials. To see, go to $500
n. H. ave. ne, turn right ON Ogle.
thorpe st. blks. TRADE TAKEN.
operate. Ii. 7-21OO or Ia. 9-Ss63.
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H. G. SMITHY co.
e1l 18th st. NV. ST. 3-33OC
APARTMENT VALUES

r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTORS
MA. e.o730 sos North Capitol ct.
Ia
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FOR SALE
Factory and Office
One story, $4,000 50. it., near
Wilmington, Del. Close to
airport, Del. River Bridge,
main highways and N. ].
turnpike. Overhead crane.
Attractively priced for
prompt sale. Details from
p. o. Box It'll, Wilmington,
DEL,
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2871 WOODLAND DIR. NV.
Fine residence, available July IS;
years lease; $3.50 per month. For
details, Call MRS. CARTER. Ma.
$4,000 or EN-. 2-7354. -16
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1911 DECATUR ST. NV.
Det: house on lovely lot, nicely furn. !:
1st d. has liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
and bath; 2nd a. has 3 lge. bedrms.,
den and full bath; attic with maids
rm., rec. rm.. oil heat, etc; close
to all convenisnces. Apply at house.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1870 < st. NV. Elk. 3-1S1l
liz
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Low RENT
Sill e ST. Sc,

New .5-rm. bungalow, expan. attic.
elect, gas, very lge. yard; out
side water pump and toilet. Cal
LU. 4-3342 or LA. 6-1SO3.
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. Cent. J

2sOO CALVERT ST., next to Shore
ham Hotel-New stone-and- brick
modern rambler. Open every day. /
70 b. lbe
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MARIETTA PARK
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
COLA 9TH street: An attractive semi
detached brick in o cool. quiet. and
convenient location; 1t has 8 spacious
rooms. 2 tub baths, concrete
porches. gas heat. storm sash, recre-
iivinr naGn Tith TfGn .conSmy oss heEs HooRE
AID 4-8917 or HA. 3-2R02. IA