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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-03

Ais die Uhr Zum elften Schlag
anhob, trat die Frau nit einem
leisen Frosteln vom Fenster zu-
ruck, an dem sic bis dahin ge-
standen hattie. Sic zog den Schal
enger um die Schultern und stiess
das Fenster auf, damit ihr keines
der Gerausche, die Won drauSsen
| in das kleine Zim;ner hereindran-
gen, entging. Der Tisch war mech
gedeckt, die Reste des Abendbro-
tes stimmten traurig. Fine Tasse
war unbenutzt, uber der Teekanne
stulpte noch die Haube und die
BierflaSche, die, vie an Jedem
Abend, neben dem zweiten Platz
stand, war unangebrochen.
Die Frau blieb vor dem Spiegel
stehen und sah nit muden Au-
gen auf das Gesicht, das ihr aus
der mattglanzenden Flache ent-
gegenSah. Es war nachdcnalich
Ina versorgt. Won der Nase her
Eelen zwei Falten zu den Mund-
wi1keln, die Augen, die einmal
sear jung und fr0hlich gewesen
sein mussten. hatten ihren CLAM
vcrloren, und der Mund war
streng.
,.Wie nude ich auSsehe," dachte
ate Frau und liess die Hand VIE
,er sinken. .,Es ist allies zu viel."
Sic settle SIGH all den Tisch
Vor den leeren Platz und starrte
auf die TaSse und die NIGHT an
gebrochene Bierflasche. Er list 50
oft weggeblieben. dachte sic, er
kan in der letzten Zeit INNER
splitter mach Hause. Und INNER
saGte er, er habe so lange i'm
Buro zu tun gehabt. Aber so spat
war es eigentlich ME geworden.
Er atte Knmer frohliche Laune
| ger abt, wenn er kan, und einmal
hate tr ihr Blumen mitgebracht.
Sic hattie schOn geschlafen und
plotzl:Cn hattie er an ihrem Bett
81 5tanoen und sic geweckt und
inr die Biumen gegeben. Sic war
Can?:ocr und erschrocken gewesen,
SO hattie fast geweint vor Freude
und glaubJe, nun musSe wohl VIE
der allies gut werden. All der Zwie-
spalt. Ger Won Anfang all III ihrer
Ehe geUesen war, uDd die Kluft
zwIschen linen INNER tiefer auf-
eeriSser hattie, miisse ia nun ver-
ScnwjnCen. Sic war so glucklich
al jelem Abend und auch ais der
Mann schon eingeSchlafen war,
hattie sic noch Sehr lange wach-
2a!egen, auf semen ruhigen Atem
gei'orcht und ihr Herr war den
weiten Veg zuruckgegangen bis in
dic erten Tage hires Zusammen-
5e.uS
hGer daS war lange her una
elT paai Tage spater hattie SIC
erf2a!en, was an jenem Abei,d
geTtsen. Sic glaubte DARN den
G"umAd fir die Blumen zu sehen,
upd hattie SIGH geSchamt, we'll sic
50 e.,icklich gewesen war. Ihrc
Auscl mussten seitden wohl nil
der GrG die Falten, die SIGH an
der MLndwinkeln spannten, tiefer
eeTorcen Sein
He!rach war eS Oft geSchehen.
Gas, FL abends Spat mach Hause
kam oass er lan2e ausblieb. dass
Ell sch NIT Ueberstunden ent-
Scru.digte. Sic hattie fast INNER
g.Scnwiegen, Wenn er zu ihr ms
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-03
SchwerhOriT

zu Max Pallenber9, dem grcssen
Koiniker. kan zines Tages yer-
trauensvoll Elm recht entfernteI
Bekannter: ,,Du, h0r' NAL, gam
unter uns gesagt, ich brauche
dringend hundert Mark und ha-
be kehaen Pfennig in der Tasche.' e
,,Du kannst ganz unbesorgt sein,
erwiderte Pallenberg, ,,ich verde
es bestimint keinem Menschen
weitererzahIen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-03

MADAME Henry Bennet, die Cat
tin des franz1sisehen BetschaftsRy
in den USA.. braehte bel ihrem
kiirxlicben Eintreflen IN Bord der
..Lfberte" in New York die letzte
Pariser Me1enesheit. AeR knrzen
Rsck. NIT mach AhAesika. Der un-
tere Ssum hires Rockies ist lAH
Zell Won der Erde entfernt. das
ist genau die Lange. die der Pa
riser MOSescb6pfer Christia. Dior
proragicrt. Frau Bonnet benaerkte
daxa. de aa,edksniaehea FraSen
brauchten keine Angst YER dieaer
Mode IN hAhen, dsan ..sie hahe1
die schOnsten Beine der Welt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-09-03
FrankfurteriSch h

Fine Mutter belehrte ihreD SOhn:
Fritz, wenn De jetz in die Schul
kxnmst, musst de hochdeutsch
redde. Merk der: mer sacht net
mer secht,' mer secht: mer sacht'."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
At The Ringside
HAS THE CUnAN KID sLIpPED ?

sad thing couple Of Friday nights ago Xii
Gavilan looked
BasIo successful defense worlds
ship The Cuban Kid Baso little with
the cool Willy calculating Gavan who few months before sueec
colegian Chuck Davey brilliant title defense But then would
Davey with Basog caan the
TIT was not the Gavian facing Basiio.
Naturally the question the champion
sppedY oavian through fighter? How It that Baaio
who could not floor Davy fights could send Gavan 10
the canvas1 aa probably had not been noored
but once before in his long
During past year. rngsder continually
Gsvan past his peak That's probably the Kid wants
10 the middlcweigh speed
as he must have the weers The Kid
fought by setting pace
Baslio his applicant by
This ngsder believes this partly
caught moving
when Carmen first stunned him This proved by the fact that
despite champs Basos
ing tactics the challenger did not finishing the champ
again.
up all his ring wisdom to make up for hs
think the Kid doing
eyes bleeding
md Of battle
ringsider IT, seek mddeweght title
the Oct q bout between Carl obo, olson
and Randy Tupn II he match rngsde
not believe that oavan win defend
Then the i47pound division viii open Johnny
Bratton the likely succeed
ABOUT RANDY TURPIN JOE LOUIS PREDICTIONS TROY ETC
Randy Tpin Engiands gift boxing world has arrived in
the United States for training middewegh with
Carl Bobo Olson Oct Square Young Randy
you may recall the fighter who exposed the Ray
tsugar) Robinson. slipping.
He whipped Sugar startling upset but lost
return match in New York when Robinson put bsterng
desperate finish Tpn awkward fighter
has stamina and punching power.
One the pre- fight pub
cty tho prediction by
Brown Bomber predicted that told various
folks in the South that Rocky many guns Istaza but
he told Bc publicity thought would win
Willie Troy sablemate to Mareiano appears
mddleweght prominence really
Lee saas
The Oct Saturday night Tv fight will feature wcltervegh
Phil Kim Of Honolulu and Art Presley
battle 1t the Raneo IN Chicago This nssder nothing
Presley except that he supposed rugged lightweight and
little about Kim except that whipped Virgil picks Kim
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Open House And
Reception Whereby
House October 2

Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
House, one of the so Agencies sup
ported by the Minneapolis Com
munity Chest. has completed plans
for the Annual Open House and
Reception on Friday, October 9. at
8 p. m.
The Open House and Reception
is being held for the purpose of in
forming the community about the
program and services offered by
Phyllis WheatIey House, and to
introduce to the Community the
Board and Staff. Among staff
members to be presented is Miss
Catherine Norman who became
director of girls work on Septem-
Der Is. Miss Norman succeeds
Miss Gloria Williams.
The public is cordially invited
and there is no admission charge.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
YOU'VE PROBLY HEARD
THIS ONE.

TWO CARS COLLIDED at a
local intersection. The drivers inn
mediately jumped from the res
pective cars. One of the men said
to the other: Its my fault. was
entirely to blame. However,
there's nothing much / can do
about It'll don't have a dimes
worth of insurance, am broke and
out of work. However, II il will
make you feel any better you can
cali any and as many vile names
as you care to. You can use any
kind of profanity and I'll take it,"
The other man replied. I'm a very
pious man and my vocabulary con-
tains absolutely no profanity, or
even strong words. I have only
this to say, I do hope when you go
home tonight your mother runs
from under the porch. banks fero-
ciously, and bites you on the leg"
Wheaton Gazette.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Rice-Lexingfon Area
Volunteers Open
Compton Sunday

Rice-Lexington area volunteers
for st. Paul's Community Chest
win open their campaign for
funds Sunday DR.. Charles II. VIII
liams and John NJ. Patton, area
captains, today asked residents to
greet the volunteers as neigh
bors carrying out an important
community assignment.
Bulk of the campaigns 81, 1872
900 goal is to give support, rang
ing from 100 down to 3 per cent.
for the 1854 activities of 80 Red
Feather agencies serving the st.
Paul area. The balance repre-
sents the areas quota for the
United Defense Fund, including
USO.
The Chest volunteer who
comes to your door is carrying on
an American tradition OF neigh
borliness," DR.. Williams and Mr..
Patton said in a campaign report.
1T is that, when people want to
build a community worth living
in, everyone pitches in to aid
neighbors in times of need and to
provide other common services
that no one family could afford. Z"
They urged that Rice-Lexington
families pitch in, too, as good
neighbors. to support the visiting
nurses, Scouts. Camp Fire girls
and other youth programs like
those provided by Halle O.
Brown Community House. family
counseling, child care and other
services supported by the Chest
including the st. Paul Urban
League.
Some families will be approach
ed for Red Feather gift at places
of business or employment in ST.
Paul the captains said But, they
added. the aim of their volun-
teers is to reach the housewife
who wants to give at home, the
resident who has not been asked
to give elsewhere. the business
man who wants to give his sup
port to common services which
help keep this community, as
well as the whole area, place
where people want to make their
homes.
The 19-day goal of the cam
paigners is to provide Rice-Lex-
ington's share toward keeping
Red Feather agencies going next
year. Immediate goal is to bring
in a high percentage of their
quota when they report progress
at campaign meetings next Tues
day and Friday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

recognize the melody (victorl /;
English Alan Dean on WHY DO
you PRETEND and DON'T
MAKE ME LOVE you (MGM) (:
Bill MarrelIs big voice on A
HANDFUL OF STARS and
SWEET MADNESS, both oldies
(MGM); Gogi Grant on EVERY
ONE KNOWS I LOVE you and
RTCocHET tvictor); Bob Man
ming on the Dodgers-Hart tune,
IT'S EASY TO REMEMBER and
/ FEEL so MIMI tCapitol). and
June Christy torching IL out on
NOT / and WHEE BABY Capt
toll.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

ficers Of the Fourth District VIII
install
Officers to be installed are:
Commander. Don McAdams; Vice
Commander, Jessie Smith; Adlu-
tant, Marion Brown; Finance Or
ficer. Nathaniel Harding; Chap
pain, Luther Lyon; Historian,
Martin Wellington; Service Of
ficer, James Bradford and
Sgt. alarms, Don Warrick.
All members are urged TO be
present.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Campaign Leaders
Announced For
NAAcP Drive

Moses Blackwell 1853 mem
bership campaign chairman of the
Minneapolis Branch, National AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement of
Colored People, released the Off
cial list of division leaders and
captains who make up the core
Of teams in the current effort for
1000 memberships Saturday.
Two divisions, headed up by
Mrs, Nellie Stone Johnson of the
American League" and Mrs.
Beulah Peters OF the National
League" have been formed with
seven teams each. Mrs. Peters
has replaced Harold Combs who
is now to manage one of the Ma
tional League Teams.
Campaign leaders. according to
the organization of this years
drive, follow: American League
managers Willard Merrill OF the
Cleveland Indians, Mrs. Mildred
Moore-Chicago White Sox, Mrs.
Mamie Fisher-Phila. Athletics,
Herbert Howell-Boston Red Sox,
Frances Williams-Detroit Tigers,
Dorothy Whittaker-Wash. Sena-
tors and Mrs Nellie Johnson-New
York Yankees.
National League Managers are.
Harold Combs-Brooklyn Dodgers,
A. B. Wright-St. Louis Cardinals,
Laura Thomas, Milwaukee Bra
yes, Laura Cross, Pitts. Pirates,
Mrs. Bernice Henry-Cincinatti
Reds, William f. Cratic-Chicago
Cubs, and Mrs. Beulah Peters
New York Giants.
Each division has a goal of 500
members and each team is to
bring in rs members. The indi-
vidual goal is ten memberships.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
Affucks-Brooks
Post Am. Legion
installation Ocf. 2

Attacks Brooks Post No. 606 of
the American Legion, st, Paul
viii hold their installation and in
itiation ceremonies at s p. m. FRI
day, October 9 at the American
Legion Memorial Bldg ~ w.
Seventh st. The departmental Of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Nellie Stone Johnson, Norman
kirschbaum, James Leland, NJ.
Keether, L. II. Minis, Jack Neal,
Mrs. Gladys Patterson. Peter
Richardson, James d. Rivers, Sam
Romer. Jonas Schwartz, Mrs. Jo-
mas Schartz.
Mrs. Florence Sigal, Samuel ST.
gal, William Sinnott, Judge Betty
Washburn, Dorothy Whitaker and
Harold Wilson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
r ATTN 9 TIL e
r Z 6 O r D S
Hot sIngIes

| The rhythm and blues field
shows up with four top-notch
platters three Of which are by
name artists whom we have not
been talking about in recent
months.
First, there's Dinah Washing
ton, presently cycling possible
European trip this fall. showing
| great form on Tv rs THE THING
THIS YEAR and FAT DADDY.
'"TV' Is the one TO watch, for II
may become the hit rhythm and
blues item from coast TO coast.
To some people the lyrics might
be a bit too much, to others, they
win be quite amusing.
Dinah has an ensemble vocal
accompaniment chanting at the
refrain, and by the way. watch
that "Dragnet' ending Mercury.
Many of you viii remember
ella Fitzgerald's hot riffing of
ROUGH RIDIN', a number which
she, Hank Jones and BIZ Tenny-
son share composing honors. The
Ravens, in fine voice do a version
Of II, this time with words. It's
sided by WHO'LL BE THE
FOOL, a great ballad done in the
Ravens greatest style Mercury.
Third item puts the Du Drop
pers. on SOMEBODY WORK ON
MY BABY's MIND and WHAT
EVER YOU'RE DOM keep on
DOM it, The bass in this group
has voice which easily rivals
that Of Jimmy Kicks of the Ra-
vens (Victor).
Last, but not by any means
least. is the old Honeydripper, Joe
LigBins, with his crew doing
"honeydrippcr" OF an original en-
titled. THE BIG DIPPER. It's all
about a new dance craze. Flip In
slow bluesy item, handled vo-
cally by newcomer Billy Bivins,
EvERYoNE's DOWN ON ME
Speciality.
And while on the subject. give
listen to the unusual original
dreamed up and waved by Percy
Mayfield Names HOW DEEP
rs THE WELL. a bistro-ish item,
the words OF which win touch
you. There's that part that goes.
"the well is the soul of the man"
Flip Is BAcHELIR BLUES, an
other original Speciality.
Spiritual
One OF the most unusual spirit
ual records we have heard in
many spin land we have spun
quite a number) Is the Sister
Wynona Carr newest, which pairs
THE BALL GAME and KNOW
BY FAITH Ball Game" Is the
one which Is easily the most out
standing, Miss Carr, in her vib-
rant voice, lilxens life TO base
bali game you take IL from
there and give this disc a couple
OF good healthy spins. Both are
her own compositions. Speciality.
June Christy torching II out on
NOT I and wIIEE BABY Capt
toll.
Romance
For a hush, moody atmosphere,
so right for romance. pick up the
~ inch LIP disc by the King OF
Strings, David Rose and his ork.
doing II tunes In Beautiful
Music 10 Love BY series. There
are such items az TENDERLY,
WONDERFUL ONE, SUDDEN
LY. ALL THE THINGS you
ARE, NO OTHER LOVE. LEAVE
1T TO LOVE. FALLING IN
LOVE WITH LOVE and BEAU
TIFUL MUSIC TO LOVE BY
(MGM).
There is also Rose single.
which could lit right into the pie
ture with It's titles. NOSTALGIA
and the perennial SEPTEMBER
SONG (MGMl.
Others in the romance lineup in
cmde the Ames Brothers with
Hugo wnterhaiter ork on MY
LIFE. MY HAPPINESS and If
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
ROCK GAM GETS
wORKHoUsE FOR
DRUNK DRIVING

Hilliard r. (Rook) CAM, 1909
Olson Highway was among the
seven drivers sentenced to the
Minneapolis workhouse Monday
for drunk driving by Judge Dana
Nicholson in Minneapolis traffic
court.
The sentence calls for 80 days
with parole after 10 days. CAM
is n musician and at one time had
one Of the top orchestras in this
area.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

The young folks and oldsters,
too, go for "Grandma" Charles
Kuhn's lovable cartoon character
on page six Of this paper every
week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

Sioux Falls Central is con-
sdered city This she'll
acng by the Sioux Falls Hi prestige
Of football played Baely IS yards for
OF Cenras touch Jim Waons play great
He's Of the best looking college
Mechanics made Friday defeating
by 10 to its
II 1t wants to win the st. Paul
Alonzo Smith, former Sioux Falls he
versy Of Minnesota travelling squad aun to Los
Angeles last
stl like the Dodgers in six Editors
column being
in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
WEEKS PRO SCHEDULE

WEEKS PRO SCHEDULE
October 4
Chicago Bears
ut
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
at
Chicago Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco 49ers
Detroit Lions
Baltimore Colts (Oct. 81
New York Giants
Pittsburgh steelers (oct -
Washington Redskins
at
Philadelphia Eagles (oct. p
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
M,.eMh
Good Fishina 8 Huntins

On Sullivan Lake near Aitkin.
Two cabins on over 1000 IT. of
lake shore with about IA acres of
land. One cabin A years old, knot
ty pine inside. Completely furnish
ed. including Servel ref, gas stove
and Oil heater, deep well, electric
pump, boat house. Total price,
$500. Reasonable down pay
ment. terms. Ell 5000, HUI. 9-9623
Elmquisf Realty Co. &C. $500
Rio
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
SAYS Down

IiI2 Fremont Ave. N.-Duplex,
rooms and bath down. rooms,
bath up, Hot water heat. Base
ment. Large yard. New roof. New
siding. Rents for $500 per month.
$475 down.
1856 Clinton Ave. So b. r., new
gas furnace. New paint job. Very
cheap for GIs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

to be in the charmed 300 circle
Some sports writers have labeled Jackie a cry
baby There is many bali player in each Of the
big leagues who would give his right IL he could
cry up on the Robinson batting average
Watch EN- Gophers Ellis Duckett and Bolden
are boys at watch in the Michigan State Minnesota
game Saturday. like Michigan State by IA points
over Minnesota.
On Friday Sept. U.s. St Paul Central Travelled
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
First NAAcp
Membership Report
1854 Members

DIR. William Anberg, Mrs. Will
liam Anberg, Frank d. Bessessen.
Ed. II. Blackwell Jr., Moses Black
well. DR.. w. ID. Brown. Leroy
Bryant, Earl Burnaugh, James
Campbell. Victoria Hanson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02

The whole idea developed out of
campaign the McGarvey Coffee
Company sponsored years ago
when they offered free television
sets to the Sister Elizabeth Ken
ny Foundation for infantile par
alysis. in return for strips from
the tops OF Flame Room Coffee
containers.
Since the beginning of this pro-
gram McGarvey Coffee has pre-
sented over 100000 worth OF Ty
sets, athletic equipment. etc. to
organizations. A scotch tape
sticker applied to the top of all
Flame Room Coffee containers is
used as the gift coupon. A card on
which to attach the sticl<er is dis
tributed to participating organi-
cations.
Organizations which would like
TO earn some OF the premiums for
their church, club, school or boy
scout troop may secure fun de-
tails by writing McGarvey Coffee
Co, 6oi North Fourth St, Mime
apolis, Minnesota,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
WANT a NEW UoMrp

WANT A NEW HOMEg
Beautiful 2 and 3 bedroom ram
blers. CT. S110o to $1400 down. ~
FILA, $1,000 to $500 down. Under
no obligation 10 buy, Come out
Friday evening at 8 clock and
find out details, or call us.
Hobart 7. Mitchell q Son
36I2 Elliot Ave. So.
co. $500
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
MeGorvey Enters
Premium Field

The McGarvey Coffee Company,
of Minneapolis, roasters of Flame
Room Coffee for both restaurant
and grocery trade. has launched
a premium plan for the benefit of
community welfare.
In order to aequaint more people
with the extra-fine quality of
Flame Room Coffee throughout
their distributing territory, many
valuable gifts are being made a.
valuable to institutions. churches,
schools, clubs, veterans groups,
Boy and Girl Scout troops, hos
pitfalls, rest homes orphanages and
colleges. The McGarvey Coffee
Company and any eligible group
can pull together for the common
purpose of supplying needed
equipment.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-02
e'''''' IS ports
BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanela
League Minnie Minoso
the 800 batting
Evening star., 1953-03-26

SILVER SPRING, Woodmoor area
School, bedrms., 2 baths. fea-
turing l bedrm. and bath on 1st
floor. Huge lot, 90x130. Rec. rm.
Best section. $24.500. Will trade for
smaller home. JU. 9-6440 till 9
pm. WOODSIDE REALTY co. Pa
Evening star., 1953-03-26

BEDROOMS-Sep din. rm., full
bsmt.. Bryant gas heat. fenced. level
lot. See this modern frame Silver
Spring BUNGALOW. only S14.950 A.
j. KESSINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

CONTINUED On Next Pasej
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$19,95O
Chevy Chase, DC.
Fine Colonial Brick

Nr. Lafayette and Blessed Sacrament
Schools. An. exceptionally vell-built
center-hau home, on an excellent
lot. in a community of fine homes.
Wide central hall. bright large liv.
rm with firepl. and screened porch,
spac din. rm. and fine kit. attr.
library at stair landing can also be
used as 4th bedrm. Large master
bedrm. with bath and 2 closets. .
other fine bedrms. and bath. stairs
and heated Large dry bsmt. avail
able for rec. rm., laundry. etc.
Attached gar. Beautifully planted
lot Within block of tranSp. See
it today. call JAMES E. SCHWAB.
nT OIAnn ~
Evening star., 1953-03-26

TAKOMA PARK, So. 500. close-in,
6-rm. detached. on 50x150 It. lot,
plus an extra 50x150 TT. lot; oil
heat; garage; shady trees. Extra
lot easily worth $1,000. This is a
real bargain, also several other
REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-1103, eyes.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

SILVER SPRING-5pacious 2-story
brick may be purchased with 81 500
down. subject to GI loan. 3 bedrms.,
very lge.- liv. rm., sep. din. rm., full
bsmt.; fine wooded lot. Payments
about SS7 plus taxes. JU. 9-6440
till 8 pm. WOODSIDE REALTY.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NANJEMOY, MD.-Approx. 80 miles
from D. C.-Three acres land, with
arm. house. bath and all modern
cows; nice country home, in good
community, near school and
church. Call after 6 pm, Nanjemoy
2347 -29
Evening star., 1953-03-26
BRADLEY WOODS
RAMRT ,ER

Naval of1cer transferred. offers this
immaculate brick rambler Qess than
2 yrs. odd, in q popular location.
Attractive living room with panelins
large modern kitchen. 3 bedrms..
Ia tile baths; basement has rec.
reation room, Lear garage. priced
to sell at $25.950 Call quickly for
inspection. F. A. TWEED CO. INC,
55O4 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 3-12pO
tiIl n N,
Evening star., 1953-03-26

SILVER SPKING-Three-bed brk
rambler; liv. rm.-din. rm. comb,
efficient kit; storage attic; nice lot
Assume large GI trust with small
cash payment balance like rent
PHILIP B: KEY CO., Realtors, JU