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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22
CHICAGO NEWS
South Side Branch AZ

What's going on at Branch A :
Something new is in tie air: Are
YOU really interested in Branch
A.? IF so. attend the next monthly
meeting Nov. 5th. and see what
it's all about. Let's try and make
it 1000, present meeting.
Don't forget December is cleo
ton meeting. Do YOU have some
one in mind for an office? II YOU
haven't think about it.
Hoping to see YOU all Nov. 2th'
I am
T. inz. Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

are springing up in consequence
with extension services helping to
increase the output. Economically,
private enterprise is taking hold
dramatically.
Eager to promote private enter
prise, our International Bank Of
Reconstruction and Development
has recently made a second 50
million loan to the Industrial Bank
OF Turkey to help finance the es-
tablishment of new industries and
the expansion of existing ones. The
Turkish bank will reinvest these
funds in individual private compa-
nies for projects requiring import
ed equipment.
A letter to me from Eugene
Black, President of the Interna-
tional Bank, reports the Turkish
Development Bank has made loans
equal to more than $50 million and
private individuals are investing
about $40 million more in various
projects the Bank is helping to
finance. These are in the fields of
textiles, food products and building
materials.
I am sure I speak for most of
the rest of Americans in saying
that we are proud of our ally and
delighted over the forthcoming visit
Of Turkeys President. We have
nothing but respect and admira-
ton for that tough little nation
on Russia's southern border; nor
shall We ever forget that they sent
5000 infantry men and officers to
tight beside us in Korea.
IRON CURTAIN LABOR. Women
i in Communist-d t-dominated Po-
land work in large numbers In
hazardous occupations long since
outlawed In this free country Of
ours. The Polish Miners Union at
the Miners Trade Union Confer
ence in Warsaw last month re-
ported that 1900 of the 1900 wo-
men miners tor one-flfth OF Pc.
lands ntiners) work underground,
and that al additional $500 would
be recruited during the present
year. It was made clear that many
OF these new recruits would be mar
rled women with children
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

cases Oh non. .
service connect
ed disa bill t.e Z
requiring hospi-
talization, q new
plan is being
put into effect
whereby the De-
ar t m e mt of
Justice will be
c q ! e d in tc
handle any case
where there is
a suspicion OF
improper sign
ing of an "in-
ability to pay"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22
LoRAIN, OHIO
JUNIOR SAONS

Don't forget our big Trauben-
fest at the club this Saturday, Oc-
tober oath. Time s to -. You can
get YOUR tickets from any Junior
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22
GARY, INDIANA
BRANCH 40

Dear Members! Our regular
meeting will take place Nov. II
at , o'clock in the afternoon. In
the committee to serve refresh
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

- Sie 2eitllnosonaeiae 1T bas
lpirfinmite bon olleu 0feflomcmit
teln. benn lie bleiht eiuem itdnhir
nnr hcn 9Luncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22
Chikdren's Halloween Party

Don't forget the Halloween
Party for the children on Friday,
Oct. 2;5rd at 7:3O p. m. at the
Eastside Sachsenheim. All Saxon
children are invited. Dress the
children in costumes as there will
be prizes given.
John X. Schneider, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22
CLEVELAND. OHIO
BRANCH 33

This coming Sunday and the
next two Sundays after there viii
be work to be done at the picnic
grounds. The dates are October
25., and November lst. Come
out in the morning or afternoon
whichever suits YOU best. There
is still grass to be planted around
the ball diamond. 50 bring a rake
The outside walls of the building
have to be painted, so bring some
cOveralls. Free drinks.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22
This and That from WASHINGTON

". A. INVESTIGATIONS The
Y "A Veterans Administration
has recently announced that in
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19

home of Mrs. Ann Woodruff, November II with 10 members present. Mrs. Ann Demming, Mrs. Marjorie Heddles, Mrs. Eleanor Thomas and Mrs. Eloise Hudgins were welcomed as new club members.
 Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Mrs. Norma Benson, president; Mrs. Phyllis Long, vice-president; Mrs. Ann Woodruff, secretary treasurer and Mrs. Eloise Hudg- ins, reporTer.
 The program for the year was planned and plans for the ap- preaching Christmas party were made. Gifts will be exchanged with cost limit of $1.00. Mrs. Heddles, Mrs. Demming and Mrs. Hudgins were appointed as the Christmas party entertainment committee.
 Following the business meet ing Mrs. Marylou Rideout, home demonstration agent of the Ex- tension Service, gave a demon srrarion of Christmas gift, decor ation and gift wrapping ideas which were enjoyed by all.
 The next regular meeting, the second Wednesday of each month will be the Christmas party, De- cember g at the home of Mrs. FL eanor Thomas, Pioneer Apart mentS.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19
SUTTON CHURCH PLANS BOX SUPPER

A box supper IS being planned by members of the Sutton Com munity Church on November "A at the church. The supper is be- ing planned for the whole family and the public is invited to attend
 All women are asked to take a box of food for the supper. The boxes will be auctioned off, be- ginning at 6:30 p. m. Proceeds from the auction will go toward the church building fund, Rev. Albert Compton announced.
 Entertainment to follow the supper is being planned.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19
SIX AREA ALTERS
 WIN GARDEN AWARDS

An interesting display of All ribbons and prizes have been on display this past week in Kos losky's store and the Trading Post windows. They were award ed to local winners of the 1853 Sears-Roebuck Garden contest.
 In the Wasilla area, Rosann Branton, 14 years old, received -he champion purple ribbon and a check for $25. She is a second year 4-H'er and started her gar den March 4 by planting broccoli and cabbage seeds in flats in her home, setting them out in early May. Her garden contained Il types of vegetables and also mus melons and six lemon cukes, Each Saturday she was seller at Farmers Market and won sev- en prizes totalling $6.00 at the Matanuska Valley Fair. Her total profit on her garden was $91.83. Also in the Wasilla area, Vadney Bledsoe won a blue ribbon and $10. Although he doesn't live near other All club members he al- ways found a way to attend meet ings. A second year gardner, he planted 12 varieties, trying the new variety of Knik potatoes. He realized a profit of $27.75, won eight prizes at the Fair and first prize on his demonstration.
 Craig Trowbridge, Palmer area winner also received a champion purple ribbon and $25. He too, IS a second year gardner with l2 varieties of vegetables, plus one row of flowers. In addition to the value of the vegetables as used by the family, Craig had a road side stand and realized $45 from his garden. He won $22 in nine firsts and two seconds and third prizes at the Fair.
 William Winner, third year gardner won a blue ribbon and a $1O check. He planted two rows of potatoes, two of onions and 20 rows of carrots. His market is a local store where throughout the winter he will sell his carrots.
 A red ribbon was awarded Ro- berta Sharp and a white ribbon went to Larry Sharp.
 The Sears Foundation is planning a similar contest for Alaska 4-H'ers again next year.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19
AOMEMAKERS CLUB
 NOTES

Members of the Nugget Home makers club met November 12 at the home of Erma Liebing. Roll call was answered by Christmas gift ideas, especially homemade gifts. These were sup plimented after the business meeting by more ideas offered by Marylou Rideout who showed much of the material that had been shown at the workshop. Margaret Schroeder also showed workshop items.
 Plans were made for the next meeting which will be the Christmas party to be held at the home of Ruth Hodgson. Marjorie Brewer will be in charge of mus ic for the evening and Margaret Schroeder the games.
 Butte Club
 A special meeting of the Butte Homemaker's club was called at the Butte Hall November 12 at 11:3O a. m. for the purpose of making glow candles. After pot luck dinner, coating and decorat- ing the candles was demonstrated by Margaret Schroeder. It was agreed that more could be accom- plished in actual making of can dles by working in smaller groups and plans were made to do so. The regular meeting of the Butte club is November 19 at the hall.
 Sourdough Club
 Members of the Sourdough Club met November g at the home of Mrs. Seth Cook.
 The newly elected officers took charge of the meeting. They are: Viola Thuma, president; Harriet Kepler, vice-president and Lila Newville, secretary-treasurer.
 Meeting places and roll call was decided upon for the new year.
 A hospital committee consist ng of Bess Johns, Edna Cook and Nan Curtis was appointed.
 The Christmas party will be held at Viola Thumas on Decem- Der 19. Plans were made for the refreshments for this party, also for gift exchange.
 A planter was given to Bess Johns, outgoing president, for her outstanding work for the past year. Her goal, the raising of enough money to furnish room at the hospital had been accom- plished. It was also her birth day month and lovely cake bak- ed by Carla Duff was enjoyed by the women present. '> z
 A review of work meeting held by the Extension service was given, including recipes for Christmas foods.
 Gold-Dusters Club
 Members of the Gold-Dusters Homemakers' club met at the
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19
TALENT SHOW SLATED FOR PALMER P-TA
 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

The Palmer P-TA will sponsor a young peoples talent presenta- ton as their Christmas program this year. This is in place of the family talent program sponsored other years.
 All parents who would like to have their child or children give presentations at the December Is meeting should prepare the child for an addition to be held at the Palmer School on December 1. As many presentations as pos sible will be selected at that time, P-TA officials said this week.
 Members of the entertainment committee, of which Mrs. Clara Kopperud is chairman, said they hope there will be a wide range of talent in all participating age groups from the first grade through high school. Presenta- tions need not be solos. Duets, trios, sister, and sister and broth CT presentations may be made.
 Many attractive prizes will be given. They have been donated by local organizations and mer- chants Any parent desiring fur ther information is asked to con- tact P-TA president, Mrs. Ben Hudgins.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19
JR. SODALITY PLANS CHRISTMAS SALE

A sale of all new articles such as baby clothes, linens, jewelry, aprons, mittens, kitchen novelties and some toys will be held Satur- day, November 21 from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. at the Rec Hall Gen trance to Palmer Cafe) by mem bers of St. MichaePs Junior So- dality. All articles are hewlett over from the church bazaar or arrived too late and are priced for bargain Christmas buying, mem- bers announced. Proceeds will go toward the church basement fund
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Thursday, November l9

Thursday. November l9 GRANGE CHINESE DINNER, Grange Hall, 5 to 8 p. m. AMERICAN LEGION & AUXI- LIARY, Legion Bldg, p. m.
 Friday. November 20 SQUARE DANCE Group, Moose Hall, 8 p. m. VALLEY HOSPITAL BOARD, Valley Hospital, g p. m.
 Saturday. November 2l
 Sunday, November P DEDICATION CEREMONIES Elks Home.
 Monday. November @ KIWANIS CLUB, Coop Club room, 12:05 p. m.
 Tuesday, November 24 WELL BABY CLINIC, Health Council, 2 to 4 p. m. BOY SCOUT MEETING, United Protestant Church, p. m. CITY. COUNCIL MEETING Clerks office, 7:30 p. m. MOOSE & WOMEN OF THE MOOSE, Moose Hall, 8 p. m. VARIETY SHOW, Valley Theater 7:15 and goo p. m.
 Wednesday. November 25 CARPENTERS LOCAL, Carpen- ters' Hall, 8 p. m.
 Thursday. November 26 THANKGIVING, Valley Church Services.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19
'STAGEC0ACH" TO BE. PRESENTED BY ACT.

One of the greatest of the epic Westerns, "Stagecoach," will wind up the current Alaska Com munity Theatre film series at 8 pm. in the Grange Hall on Saturday, November 21.
 The tense story of nine oddly assorted strangers who start by stagecoach for Lordsburg, New Mexico in the fall of 1885 stars John Wayne, Claire Trevor, and Thomas Mitchell. The movie is directed by John Ford.
 Guest tickets or reservations may be obtained at the Treasure Chest or by phoning Mrs. Allan Mick. Any remaining tickets may be obtained at the door.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19

Company at a stockholders meet ing November 10, succeeding his father, the late G. w. Skinner who died October II. General manager of the Alaska Line since January 1, 1850, as well as a vice president, D. E. Skinner will re- main general manager
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19
IN APPRECIATION

We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation to all our friends for their acts of kindness shown us during our recent bereavement and loss of our wife and mother.
 Henrik Ahnstad
 Elizabeth Lynch
 ThoWald Ohnstad.
The frontiersman., 1953-11-19

D. E. Skinner was elected presi- dent of the Alaska Steamship
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-12
THIS IS BAkoAIk hgADQuARTERS
LATE MODELS

WE WILL TRADE
PRE-WAR CLEAN UP
Many other fine running clean, low priced pre-
wars on display at our giant used car lot 1929
Euclid. As low as IS down.
Evening star., 1953-01-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
THE TWINKLING
TTGHTC


Of the Capitol greet you from the
picture windows Of this unusual
custom-built home in Aurora Hills.
1st-d. features are: Center-entrance
hall, step-down. liv. rm. with picture
window overlooking terrace and an
other picture window with view OF
d. C.. Paneled den. separate din.
rm. with bay window, huge modern
kit. Paneled morning rn. COR bed
rE1,). powder rTn. On End H., two
delightful bedrns. and bath and
PVT. bath for the master bedrm
which also has a picture window
with view Of d. C. The full bsmt
has finished rec. rm. with firepl, and
attached garage. In addition there
is q detached two-care garage cov-
cred by a concrete terrace for de-
lightful outdoor living. The $50 OF
more buIbz planted with all The
other shrub and trees make this a
beautiful and restful haven for q
h.Sy executive. yet only 10 minutes
from downtown Washington. Priced
Sid 500. with $4,000 to $4,000
cash. Balance Ill cne trust For ap-
poiutmena to inspect. Call
Evening star., 1953-01-27
WAREHOUSE FOR SAFE
WAREHOUSE FoR RENT

1000 FIJI floor: 3 loading doors:
6ladensburg area. UN. 4-4440 OF
5000 50. III. 18th st. NV nf r.:
2 mrs. eleT. and loading platform: :
reas. GOLDSTEN BROS. RE.
WONDERFUL LOCATION for an.
ttaue shop on 18th st. NV. Write
REAR Isss i1tE ST. N,w.-story
and Q half warehouse. Very reaS.
rent. JUSTINE REALTY Co, 4l2
9th st. NV DI. 7-6995. -27
600 SO. Fl, OF. VIII lease. In $500
"a. It.. sections. In new bldg. avail
storage or light manufacturing.
31th and r. !. ave, Mt. Rainier
Nd. Cat B. g o. r. R.l. THOs b.
WALSH, INC. SiJ liza ST. nv.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

WISH TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME?
rambler; 3 bedrms,. util. rm.. kit.
and din. rm. combination; gar. at
tached; on u Q, ground IN Fairfax
County. S17.50O JE. 2-4789. 81
LEAVING ARLINGTON, quick sale
needed; 5 rms, bsmt.. fireplace in
home. Nicely handicapped. 10 min.
Pentagon or D. G. $14,500, with
good terms. BEULAH GoSS. ia.
Evening star., 1953-01-27
CENTER HALL
Country Club

PRIDE IN OWNERSHIP. A dis
tinctive, beautiful all-brick 54-ft
rambler; wall space galore; by q
master builder; 3 twin-sized bed
rms: 23-ft. liy. rm. with fireplace;
2 full tiled baths; screened porch;
large kit. and breakfast area
garage; surrounded BY 50-ft. trees;
half bath In bsmt.. which is at
rm. and fireplace; see 1t today and
be amazed ct the appointments
and select decorations; priced at
$32. 500 With exceptionally good
Evening star., 1953-01-27

ONLY 1-YEAR-OLD-3-hedrm. brick
rambler close In Lyon Park, / blk.
to BUS; liv. rm: with tirepl., sep.
kit: full dry bsmt. with fireplace
and outside entr.; large level lot.
Price, $19.990. TINKLE PROPER
Evening star., 1953-01-27

to 1880. Full bsmts.. some with
garages. Beautiful Westinghouse
Kitchens: select hardwood floors: /
block to grade school. All city con-
ton blvd. TO Fairfax Circle. left on
Route 2S7 to town Of Fairfax, left
block to Fairfax grade school,
right ] block to homes. TINKLE
PROPERTIES. IA. 2-236I. ia.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

GARDEN CITY-An excel. address for
this attractive 2-bedrm. brick Colo
nial; liy. rm. with frepl., sep. din.
Hnn.,. equip. kit. and full bsnit. Ex-
ceptionally well located for schools
and buslines.. $14,950. with easy
3. BRIGGS. Realtor, IA. 5-7744. ia.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

DOCTORS-Exceptiona,
rambler, IN heart Of Fails Church
ns Wltns 2,O0o 50. II. Of ground-leve
baths with luxury size living room
dining room and kitchen. finished
attic and many, many other fea-
lures. Substantial cash required
STILES REAL ESTATE. DI. T-2QSg
Evening star., 1953-01-27

6e5 N. DINWIDDIE ST. Is the splen-
did and convenient location Of this
attractively decorated and spacious
features Incl. Exceptionally GOOD
financing. Make this an attrac-
tive buy with only $4,000 cash
needed Immediate possession. Ed
WARD R.. BRIGGS, Realtor. IA.
Evening star., 1953-01-27
MUST
BE SOLD

va.
Reduced down to below con-
struction costs and priced at
Sl3. $50 for IMMEDIATE
SALE AND SETTLEMENT.
Located In fast-growing Nc
Lean area (adjacent to Ian.
gleyI. Only y blk. on Chain
Bridge rd. Extremely different.
English hsmt. contains bath.
kit. and bright. spacious walk
out. din. rnl. to secluded rear
patio. A few steps UP to 2nd
level and 2 bedrms., liv. rtn.
and nursery or den. Oil h.-w.h.
The grounds are outstanding.
Taxes only $40 year. Heat.
only $40 year. 50, 700 cash
will handle. Available for in
spection at your convenience.
Call
Real Estate Service, Inc
1898 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. IA. 10000
Evening star., 1953-01-27
TOP BRASS

.
WILL APPRECIATE THIS ONE
ls4-AGRES OE GORGEOUS
GR0HNpSS 2Iye1 3 !A54ogMDING ! 4e!Ty IN " WITH
TREES, sHRUBs AND FLOW
Rus E6si ThARoSnMdAHH SMAHL 4 edsSAM ecsNkA
OF THE PROPERTY AND SUP
PLIES FISH AND LILY POND.
THERE IS ALSO AN ARTISTIC
STONE OUTDOOR GRILL. lST
FLOOR HAS HUGE STEP
DOWN LIV. RM. WITH PEG
RANDOM-WIDTH FLOORING,
LGE. STONE FIREPL.. TAN
HAND-HEWN HEAMED CELL
ING AND CHESTNUT TRIM:
THE OVERSIZE DIN. RIM; IS
sSessEIHHhR sSezEHR HNRrERTExEfkN1NclL FAN LAFaE FaE
MORE THAN AMPLE KIT. IS
AND FULL BATH. THE IND
FLOOR BOASTS OF 4 TWIN
sE7 SIZE En- ssEEp1REMs ssEEp1RMs,; VIZ FULL
LIV. RIM. WITH FIREPL., 2
OF THE BEDRMS. HAVE AC-
CESS TO HUGE SUN DECK.
THERE Is a STAIRWAY TO
STG9SEEAGE STG9SEEAG ,,14 ATTIC; sCREEEED
FLOOR AND A s-CAR GA
RAGE.
This beautiful stone struc-
ture was designed by pronii.
nent architect and custoin-built
for its present owner. Every
detail for gracious living and
entertaining has been carefully
planned and the entire prop
erty Is in immaculate cond.
House. o VIII VIII appeal @ i to " top
leyel Government executives.
The price Is $4,000 with q
S40.0 600. 1st trust avail. Shown
by appt. only.
ARLINGTON REALTY
'12 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1890
Evening star., 1953-01-27
HOUSES SALIVA. fcest.l
FAILS CHURCH AREA

RAMHLER-A-SI6,6OO
a I. shatf1TH,ns Int,T1, 6sdrm bed .., rambler on
rni.' is most attrsc. decor. 1t. ill.,.
fully EQUIP. stove. refgr.. Bendix:
3 nice bedrms.. bath. stairway to
End d. Lovely screened porch. Flag
stone terrace. carport. 10x0 gar
9 wealth Of shrubs, bulbs, and trees.
$4,000 cash. 500 per mo. includes
taxes. insurance, interest and prin-
Evening star., 1953-01-27
HOUSES. sALE--MD. tcon..,

HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Brand-newI
California rambler. Cheerful pastel
color scheme; s lge. rTns.,. lovely
ceramic tilsd bath; big. dayliGht
HUaAEs sS@si lIifcO xpo 7of4oo Il I'll o T; pm, u
HOUSES BIZ HUGHEs-Thres-bedSrm.
Colonial in much-dssired Chillum
district. Features ,Ss Sen S.Srr. Or ex11S anS
tiled bath up. Full bsmt.. gas heat.
HUGHES. AP. 7-14oO It'll Q pm.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-spick-and
from all convens. in popular West
Hyattsville. Two lovely bedrms.,
attic. bsmt storm windows and
S ssCsi SSssnt1Sl % 0i T. eaaEssfnE a9oEg grsfe
HOUSES bsEs s9 lsll aGPGaEs-sturdtiy-S9il E PGHH
mod, BUNGALOW. Just over D. G. line.
Family din. rm.,. de luxe Geneva
i,,,s Only 500 on terms, 1s6 \, WM, + Z 3.
HOUSES BY HUGHES Expansible
bungalows in lovely Lewisdale. IDEAL
cor eonvs1tsd sRe into ia q 4-bsdFm. eda eA$ bas e
home. All brick, master. contruc-
ton. Pun dod bsmt; Close to every
thing. $4,000 FLA dnanceo. VIM.
R. HUGHES AP. 7-14Oo til . ES i'm.
s1e.ssO-s-RM. BRICK Cape Cod;
1st a., bedrm. and "a bath; 2 twin
sized. bedrms. and full bath on 2ndI
a.; full bsmt. Cony. located near
new high school and Cheverly shop
GS SessOS SHH koBEEr Rsss s '4 bASfs 'sSs' 4 co e.
NEAR cHEvERLY scHooL-ss. .S5oI
viii viii buy % = rsdesorsted 2sPedrm
det. sarase. 81 800 down and $4sI
ROBERT s. DAVIS & co. 20
$3.50 DOWN. $69.5O MO. PRICE,
bis; from Mt. Rainier Terminal.
MISS. DILLON, WA. 7-4606; eyes,.
seRooM Ei afIToisE House. bath. water, sewer,
hard streets. lge. grounds; rm. for 2
more houses; quick sale. So; $50.
Wepter Wtsep%t 5ssS @@sS E6WARb RSsfSisiS bAiRf hTas
HEAaT cd1a;. OF !s EY4TTsSTLLE VII! v..s Briek
SSiso soia Ol1d ds' Price s 0ifs; Tsduced sss' 70
$14.700 to ailOw for repairs. ,6l
oil h.-w.R. Only ;sS, 900 cash and
ts1ys tSaSS J, Wa; ao 7-ssoo' ROBERT s.
LARGE RAMBLER. SCI, 500, Takoma
Park-Al brick, 3 very lge. bedrms.,
22-ft. Hv. rm., hrepl.; separate din. !
basement; disposal, electric range,
Laundromat. Approx. $4,000. 40 |
1st trust; will consider 81, 500 down. |
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411,
JU. 5-6456.
VACANT. immediate occupancy Of
this excellent det. brick home with
8 rms; bedrms.; tile bath; extra !
bath in bSmt.; built-tn gar; on at
wooded homesite In excellent NV.
suburb; out-of-town owner says sell
at only $Io,950. CAN Me. S-1143I
until 9 pm. j. WESLEY BU- |
CHANAN. INC. Realtors.
Evening star., 1953-01-27

HTDE-A-wAY HOUSE; secluded and
Cod, cleaning white eIauboard home
Is nestled in tree-studded lot hid
den from thoroughfares. Everythinc
from the cute picketed playground
to, the friendly lowered entr. makes
this kiddy haven. INSIDE
Tremendous upstairs bedrm.. and
DOWNSTA1RS-Dry basement. 2
sunny bedfms., cunning living rul. :,
dining. rm. and q chummy kit: that
sees the whole familyl See it and
you'll want to stay. Full price WITH
Easy financing. $14,25O,
VIM. l.. WAKEFIELD
ia. 7-1773. 24-Hr. Service.