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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
Annual Deer Season
To Open December s


The annual deer hunting season
will open Monday, December 6, and
will continue until shutdown Satur-
day evening, December II. During
this open period it will be lawful
to kill only bucks with two points
or more on one antlcr. The small
game season is suspended during
this time.
Approximately $500 hunting Ii
censes have been issued to hunters
within the past few weeks and
many out of county hunters have
made reservations with individuals,
hotels and boarding houses for the
open season.
A large number of farmers and
other landowners continue to post
their lands extensively against
any hunting, but thousands Of
acres are still available.
Hunters will attempt to surpass
the all-time record of 592 kills
during one season, which was
made in 1852. In 1851 there were
566 bucks killed, while last yeal
442 were killed.
The limit is one buck year.
1t is lawful to hunt deer while
there is snow on the ground; they
may be killed only with a rifle
that develops over 200 feet muz-
zle energy or a shotgun loadeC
with a pumpkin ball or rifled slug
Cross bows, buck shot and dogs
are prohibited.
There will be five deer checking
stations in this county where deel
must be checked as soon as posi-
BILE. 1t is unlawful to remove The
head or hide or other parts, eXcep
internal organs, or cut up the mear
until the deer has been reported
and weighed in at one of the check
ing stations.
Stations in Garrett county in
clude the Sheriff's office, Oakland
William Biddington's, at Grants
vile; Matt Storey's Inn, Deer
Greek Lake; Murphy's restaurant
Friendsville; Reckner's store, a
Swanton. Hunters making kill.
near the Allegany county line, alsc
may check their deer at the police
station at Westernport; or tn,
state police barracks at LaNale.
Extra district wardens from
other counties will be assigned t.
Western Maryland during the six
day season.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
Harvest Queen To Be
Crowned At Festival

The Third Annual Harvest
Festival will be held at Northern
High School, Tuesday, November
30, at 1880 p. m. Old, young, and
m-betwecn are invited to attend.
The entertainment will include the
crowning of a Harvest Queen.
Each homeroom will select one
girl whom they wish to be candi-
date for Harvest Queen.
Various activities will be held
throughout the evening: miniature
basketball, baseball throw, etc.
Door prizes will be given. A
country store will be sponsored by
homeroom mothers. Parents will
have quilting, crocheting, and
canned foods exhibition in the lob
by which will be judged, and
movie will be shown in the library.
There will be round dancing,
guess cake, and refreshments. Fun
money will be used in all conccs-
sions. One dollars worth of fun
money may be purchased for SC.
The persons having the largest
amount of fun money at the end
of the evening will win prize.
There will be an admission charge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
County 9th In Bond Sales

Garrett county ranked 9th in
Maryland in percentage of sales
quota made so far this year for Z
and II Savings bonds for October,
it was announced by Howard C.
Riggs, savings bonds chairman for
this county National sales of the
bonds for October were more than
$500 million.
Sale of E and H bonds in the
county for October amounted to
$34,695, making total for the year
$235,0l6, or 63.4 percent of its
quota of $37l,OO0 set the first of
the year,
Bond Sales in Maryland were be
low normal in October.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
Arthritis Clinic Scheduled

An arthritis clinic viii be con-
Quoted at the county health de-
partment, in the hospital building
in Oakland, on Monday, December
Is, at 1920 O'Clock. DR.. Charles
wainwright, Baltimore, will be in
charge.
Appointment may be made only
through the family physician, it
was announced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
Four Charged With Viola
tions-Two Found Guilty,
Two Not Guilty

-Four cases of spotlighting with
firearms in possession, were
brought before Trial Magistrate w.
O. Bitter, Oakland, during the past
week. Cases were apparently par
allel as far as evidence exhibited
by the three game wardens was
concerned, but the decisions of the
magistrate were not.
In two cases the men were fined
500 and costs and placed in the
county Jail in default Of payment,
for sixty days of confinement. He
declared two others not guilty and
dismissed the cases.
According to the records of the
three game wardens, Leo Friend,
Robert Brown and Francis Ruge,
they arrested Alvie McCroskey.
Deer Park, and Mark Upole, also
Deer Park, on November Is, at
midnight, near Harrington Manor.
They charged them with having a
loaded gun in their automobile and
spotlighting with firearms in their
possession.
A trial, scheduled for Saturday,
was held over until Tuesday. When
the pair appeared Tuesday they
pleaded guilty and were fined the
500 and costs on the spotlighting
charge. McCroskey was fined an
additional SO for having the loaded
gun. In default of fine they were
rcmanded to jail for 60 days, with
McCroskey getting an extra 10 days
for the second conviction.
Testimony Is Given
Wardens then said that on Fri
F.! day, November -, at / p. m, they
cited Earl Hcrshman and Harvey
( Sanders, of Oakland, to appear
Saturday on charges of spotlight
ing with firearms in their posses
sion.
At a hearing held last Saturday
/ morning before Magistrate Bitter,
Hershman said that when the mag
istrate had read the law to them
and the intent to spotlight or not
to spotlight, that they entered "A
plea Of not guilty They admitted
they had cast light in woods
i'm the Harrington Manor area, de-
claring they thought they saw a
fox. They admitted having a ID
calibre rifle under the seat Of their
car, but that the gun was not
loaded Warden Friend testified
the men had the rifle and a plug
in spotlight which were confiscated.
Warden Brown said Hershman also
produced a cartridge from his
pocket when asked if they had any
ammunition. These facts were
brought out at the hearing. the
game officers said. Hershman said
there was no intent to kill deer,
and that they carried the gun in
their car many times to shoot
crows and varmints on their farm.
The magistrate withheld his deci-
sion until Tuesday morning.
According to Hershman and
Sanders, the magistrate was ex-
planning the lack of intent to shoot
deer when Warden Brown inter-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
Board of Education
Shows Expenses OF
$1,1O5, 58O.54 in Year
Annual Report Shows Re
ceipts OF S1.123,S21.36
During Fiscal Year

The Board Of Education Of Gar
rett county disbursed SI,l05 ,5SO.54
during its fiscal year, July /, 1858.
to June 30, 1854, including capital
outlay but not including school
construction funds, according to
the annual report which appears
in this weeks issue.
Receipts from all sources in
GLIDING balance of $2,57S.38 from
the previous year, amounted to ST.
123,S2L36.
County funds brought in $2G9,-
91S.23, while the school board re-
ceived 26,484.99 from state
funds. Biggest item from the state
was the equalization aid which
amounted to $6O1 1851, with aid
per classroom unit totaling ST.
44O, and aid per pupil totaling
S90.OGG. There was also received
S17.32492 from federal funds and
! S7,514.84 from other sources. Under
the last item there was total of
$4,242.46 as fees from adjoining
states and $2,787.8O from sale Of
county school property.
Disbursements Given
Disbursements were separated as
follows: administration 500 ,345.76,
Institutional service $3.50, 442.48,
operation of school plant $60,758-
"a, maintenance of school plant
/ $23, 711.16, transportation Of pupils
S245,741.91, fixed charges $S,318-
sc, payments to adjoining units
S26,305.24, other school services
SIS, 1886, and capital outlay, eX-
GLIDING school construction funds
S6,756.S3. There was a balance or
hand Of $1S,240.S2 in three funds
current, special and capital out
lay.
1t cost $402,24L9S for instruc-
tlonal service Tor elementary
schools as against $283,762.34 fol
high schools. For transportation of
pupils the cost was nearly the
same, $126,738.05 for elementary
school pupils ana HIl'oo"'0o Iof
hlgn school pupliS'
me schooi luncA program 'oIaiea
9"f'"'O"; oh-the-Joo ana oH-'ile-
farm framing lof salaries ana eN-
penses' %0'2"9.4'.
Status OF School Debt
The status of the school debt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
Negro Choir To Sing

The Negro choir from Kngwood,
w. Va, will give a sacred song
service in the Deer Park Methodist
church on Sunday evening, Novem-
Der Is, beginning at 1880 o'clock.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25
nusuoI Egg Produced

Mrs. James Childs, of Red Oak,
ported this week that one of her
Red hens had outdonc
self in producing an unusual
D was not only a double yolkcr,
: inside the double yolkcr was
her fully developed egg, shell
all. The outside egg measured
hes in circumference one way,
81 inches around the other
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-11-25

The hurricane season ended with
damage set ut $50 million in North
America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Clio Urges Bigger
u. ). Role as Lender
1oAid Housing Woes
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

The CLIO told Congress today
"the Governments role as a
direct lender must be greatly in
creased" If the Nations housing
problems are to be solved.
James G. Thimmes, chairman
Of the CIO Housing Committee,
said in testimony prepared for
the Senate Banking Committee
that administration arguments
for the proposed Federal housing
program give the impression it
aims at one million new housing
starts a year-but that the need
is for double that amount.
Mr.. Thimmes said families
with income from $4,000 to So
600 a year require housing that
costs no more than $40 to 500
a month, including utilities and
maintenance, but that little
housing is being built in this
range.
Families with less than $4,000
income. he said, account for 81
per cent of the non-farm> pop
ulation and lin our opinion re-
quire public housing to secure
adequate family shelter"
The CIO spokesman said the
proposal for 40-year loans with
out down payments on low-priced
houses is unrealistic because of
a $1,000 limitation imposed for
most areas. Adequate housing
cannot be provided for $1,000
in most parts of the country" he
said. He argued that the fur
Their limitation of such loans to
families displaced by relocation
projects would guarantee that
the program :. would never get
off the ground"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Only II
Better Hurry

4 1853 JONES Automatic Mobile
Dishwoshers, built-in woter SOFT
ener and sterilizer, demonstration
! 1853 JONES Automatic Mobile
Dishwosher, demonstrotor +APJ-I
z Knee 81" Pot n Pan Sink,
porcelain enome!ed double droin-
board top. white enomeled steel
cabinet
1853 Famous Moke Dishwosher-
Sink Combination, 48" wide, floor
sompie =SEll3
! Famous Make Kitchen Bose Cob
met. white enomeIed steel. one
drower, two doors. no top, floor
sompIe +B2A36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
ICC Approves Boost
In Railway Mail Rates
By the Associated Press

The Interstate Commerce
Commission today granted the
railroads a 10 per cent increase
in the rates paid them by the
Government for handling the
United States mails.
The increase is retroactive to
last October L.
The ICC estimated the in
crease will give the rail industry
about 1928 million year more
revenue. The retroactive pay
mentS for the period October /,
1953-March 81, 1854, were esti-
mated at $16.5 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
, BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Mar. ia Prot
estant religious group protested
yesterday to the British Broad
casting Corp. over plans to tele-
VIE the canonization of Pope
Plus x at the Vatican May 20.
cit is a domestic affair of the
Church Of Rome, grounded on
an outdated medieval supersti-
ton and as such should not be
broadcast in a Protestant coun-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
British Protesfants Hit " Event From Vatican

try" the Protestant Truth So
ciety said.
The society. which claims to
speak for the evangelical sec
ton of the Church of England,
sent to the BIC a statement of
protest signed by 225 Protestant
churchmen and IS laymen.
The BIC, which frequently
broadcasts services of all re-
ligious denominations, declined
immediate comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

Orig. NOW
1896 z74.ee
249.e5 1889
32995 1889
3O9.e5 1855
4ll.e5 1889
1895 5000
FISTS 1899
46o.o5 1889
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
RADIOS, PHoNocRAPHs


| 1854 Fonous Make Hi-tideIIty
Rodio-Phonoeroph Combination,
AM-FM Rodo, 3-speed automatic
record player, full treble ond bose
controls. mahogany veneered cob
met Demonstration. HISS 10000 $1,000
| Fomous Make 3-Woy Portable
Rodo, ebony postie cobInet.
Demonstrated. +4O2 1895 1899
, Famous Moke 5-Bond Shortwove
ord Stondord Broadcast Portable
Rodios, teleseopino ontenno DEM
constructors. $500 l2425 1899
| Fomous Make 3-Woy Portable
Rodo. plays AC-Dc battery
green plostic eose +5O5 54.e5 1899
! Famous Make AMIN Rodio
walnut plostc cose. Demonstro-
tor. #723 5495 5000
9 ChiIorens 10 RPM Record Players
in portable corryine cose 1926 1873
1853 Phlco Rodio-C Clock Lomps,
mahogany veneered stond-up
cobinet. clock turns rodio or
lamp automatically shode extrol 1926 5000
z 1853 Famous Make AM-FM To-
Bile Model Rodos, mahogany
neered cobInet, lighted dol - 1895 $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
KITCHEN CABINETS

Famous Make II" Kitchen Bose
Cabinet, white enomeIed steel, no
top, floor sompIe, " price 800
1853 Knee Kitchen Bose Cob
inets complete with formico top,
Is" width
1858 Knee Kitchen Bose Cob
met complete with formico top,
q" wide
"a" Black linoIeum Top for KeI-
Vinotor Cobinet
y" Black Linoleum Top tor
Youngstown Cabinet -----s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
REFRIcERAToRs

org. NOW
1858 Fomous- Make e-cu.-tt No
Defrostino Refrieerotors, ocross-
top freezer de luxe throughout,
floor sample +OSe0 1895 274.99
1858 Fomous-Moke 2-door Re-
froerotor-Freezer Combination,
big lO.8-cu. f. copocity, twin
vegetable crispers. shelves
door, floor sompIe. +lSl08 5O9.o5 3e9.95
1853 Famous Make 9-cu.-tt. Re-
frioerotor with automatic ice
maker, ocross-top freezer, floor
sompIe. 1887 ---------- $1,000 1899
1858 Fomous- Make l-cu.-ft.
Refrigerator with automatic ice
moker ocross- the-top freezer,
shelves on door, floor sample.
#ll39CR $3.50 1899
1853 Servel Wonderbor Portable
Refreerotors, ideal for den, bose
nent, office or nursery, one each
in mahogany, blond and white
finish, floor samples l74.5O l24.e.
1853 Fonnous- Make g. Gu it. Re-
trigerotors with ocross- the top
freezer, shelves door, # DE8 1895 1899
1853 Fomous- Make Sou #. Re-
freerotors with ocross-to top freez-
ers, tuII width crispers. + SE8 1895 1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
Notre Dame Club to Elect

The Notre Dame University
Club of Washington will elect
officers at its annual meeting at
$3.50 o'clock tonight in the
Sheraton-C Carlton Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
AIR coNDITIoNERs

SHS INV
1858 Famous Make 74-HP
Window Model Room Air Condi-
TONER, twin unit operation. Floor
sompe. =ARO75 38995 1889
o53 Famous Moke Whip. VIM
dow Model Room Air Condition.
ers. Floor sompes. 1902 39o95 1889
1853 Famous Make u HIP Win
dow Model Room Air Condition.
err Floor sompe. +l23 1895 1889
1853 Famous Make Whip. VIM
dow Model Room, Air Condition.
err. Floor sample. #5OJ 1885 l99.99
1853 Famous Make 34-HP.
Window Model Room Air Cond
TONERS Floor samples. #RAC 329.95 1855
1853 Fomous Make Dehumdifier.
Floor sompe. #H4 1925 1925
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

1853 Famous Make Cos Range,
chrome lined center oven and drop
door broiIer, divided top, light and
timer, completely automatic oven,
floor somple
1853 Fomous Moke Cos Ronee,
divided top. light ond timer, full
size oven and drop door broiler.
floor sompIe 1884
1858 Famous Make Cos Ronge
with extro barbecue oven ond
buIt-in oriddIe, divided top, light
ond timer, floor somple 1880
1853 Famous Make Complete
Automatic Cos Ronee, clock turns
oven on or off. buiIt-in eriddIe,
floor sample. =5337
1853 Fomous Make De Luxe Cos
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drop door broiIer. center simmer
burners. top light and timer, floor
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Apartment size Cos Range, white
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
TELEvISI0N

1854 Famous Make u" de luxe
TV with buiIt-in filter, walnut
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=2225
1854 Famous Make Console TV
with q" picture. sIonted and ill
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1854 Famous Moke Combination
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mahogany veneered c bin ct
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1853 Forous Moke ~" Console
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1854 Famous Moke Console TV
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1853 Famous Make q" TobIe
Model TV. brown pIostic covered
wood cabinet. Floor sample
+2228
1853 Fomous Make Il" Console
TV in mahogany veneered cobnei
Floor somple 1880
1853 Famous Moke "a" TV in
mahogany veneered console cobb
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mahogany veneered console cobb
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2O"x22" top, sturdy ol-wooo
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-13

705 OTIS PLACE
For a truly fine home. this
one must be seen. 2-Story light
tapestry brick, 20 IT. wide.
Spacious and charmingly dec.
liy. and din. rm.. mod. lge.
kit, with many wall cabinets.
Parquet hardwood frs; rec.
and utils. rms. in bsmt.. 5
magnificent airy bedrms. on
End A. with Q baths. For in
spection call Mr.. Bradley, DE.
2-5215.
BRADMAR REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-13
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHILLUM tet. Johns Parish1--Va-
cant, spacious, brick rambler; IKE
new: 8 ige. bedrms., 1 " baths, dish
washer, disposal, bSInt., Anchor fence
JOHN H. JOHNSON. WA. 7-5Q50.
PARK. new s-bedrm. ram-
blers, Ice. lots, fun bsmt.. tile bath,
fully equipped G.E. kit. Out Balti-
more blvd, turn right ct Erie 81:
blks. In. BERGLIN, uN. 4-ISl Q.
COLLEGE PARK eProperl--Master-
built 7-rm. brick Colonial. Ia
baths, 2-car gar, beaut. landscaped
shaded lot. exclusive neighborhood.
on Clemson rd.. only Ss4,95n.
0E s1 c.h fa TRE pfa isyR p BeokgswE &c
Co. WA. 7-45Oo tin s pm
DISTRICT HEIGHTs-Assume GI-
FHA loan. Immaculate Cape Cod
type brick and ash home; living
room. fireplace: dining room. kitchen.
finished stairway, space for add:
bedrooms, full basement; nice front
patio. Reasonably priced for inn
mediate sale. CRISMOND REAL
Estate. 45ss st. Rarnaoas I'd.
E As; l 6offvEER 1sSiIi dn. Any
ONEi 3-bedrm. brick: full dry bsnlt.,
neat and clean! Owners transfer
brings you this bargain Assume CT
Az loan. st. Demands Parish.
]. VICTOR DIcKEY. AP; 7,s0s0:
MANOR "a block on
New Hamp. ave. - Beaut. 6-rm
French Colonial; slate roof; screened
Owner transferred. fast possession
A real barnain at only S1S.60o with
as little as $4,000 down. See to
appreciate. Call THE PERRY BoS-
WELL CO. Wa T-4500 TIL Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-13
NEWcoMB So: So:

LARGE GRIN. Def. BRICK
Oh APPROVED; only 2 yrs. old; new
scaped lot; lee rear Ps porch; huge i Iiv.
rm. with hrepl.; kit. with dining
area. dishwasher: full bsmt,; very
conv. to Boiling. st. Elizabeth and
NRL. Call Mrs. Cox, LII. 2-S136,
or ST. 3-7368. ATLAS REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-13

Here fsoo s SsKsati asa s cclO nM front
porch home. made into apis.
kits Q baths. rms. fun bsmt;, g4s
h,-w.f.: garaEe. To be completely
fe0eeGp5iissSTaRIcT REALTY co. ,u.-
NO. 7.2OOS To. 2-S7b7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL--3-family apt, SEMI
Diet. Good condition; all rented;
$1,000 to $1,000 cash; win ex-
change. Also 9-rm;, 2-bath home.
OWNER. ia. 9-7010. 15
HEIGHTS - 2-bedrm.
semidet. brick, front porch, full
bsmt.. ga1 neat; nice serr, yaro , HlfH
Z. SHELTON, Reaitor, 10. 2-20OO.
---l4
GARDENS - PICTURESQUE
rambler. Attractive 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, spacious ltv. rm., GE kit.
disposal and dishwasher. Full bsmt..
garage. large lot: yrs. old. Owner
Transferred. Assume Ice, ~: loan:
s ceesiaer raa Can Mr. o Green. IS'
S-ssssssss. MARSHALL J. VALE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER on lot COZ
ITO. lovely area, block TO Pa. ave-,
near Branch ave.: has living rm..
Si oae E1tcnsn 0e sas fur Gssa aIs e
Place. attic, Price only $1,000. Eve.
TE. 6-176S. L. T. GRAVATTE, Ma.
1899 r ST. s.E.--Row brick, 8 rms.
Ia baths. rec Em;,, gas h.eE-:n;i rir.
schools; Lu; S-$oils Ii Ssso4S:
det.. 5 rms. bath. fun bsmt,, storm
winds, gas a.c. heat; oak u.s.. Ven.
blinds: new dec. E2 terms. uN.
4-7O45. lis
10 BUY, SELL OR RENT IN Sc.
OR NEARBY MD. CALL LU. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD CO --l3
LOOK ONLY S096 DOWN.
go BRANDYWINE ST. Sc.
Assume OF LIST trust on this lovely
6-rm. semidet. brick home In excel
Ioiuis HIDDEN Elk. s-s7O7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-13
COLORED- BRENTWOOD
1346 DOWNING ST. NE.
8RQE DOWN

9OS0 DOWN
Clean 6-rm. brick house, screend in
front porch, HOLLYWOOD tile bath
rm., lovely fenced-in rear yd.: conv.
to everything. Excel. neighborhood.
IA. 9-6277 RE. 7-OS73
HARRY M. GREENFIELD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-13
WSURPRISE PACKAGE"
Only S15.75O

S-BeQrm. bT1CK hdIIlUIET
owner has left town, desires a quick
sale. This property is situated on
4 lovely cor. lot with plenty Of
shrubbery. The interior is immac-
ulate, W 3fifepI.. wall-to-wall carpet
ing, disposal and washing machine.
For an appointment to see this
home CALL Me. $4,000. tEVES.,
Mr.. LYMAN. ~. 5-Q345.l
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
141h K st. NV. ME. S-54O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-13
SILVER SPRING

Cape Cod / bedrm. LIST a., 2 bedrms.,
End A.; bsnit.; h.-w.h., $I2. 800.
Brick rambler, liv. rm., din. "L".
bedrms., bath. S12.S00..
3-bedrm. brick rambler, cleo. kit.
$12,750.
Brick rambler, din. rm.. firepl.,
bedrms., bsmt. SI5.950.
Corner brick Cape Cod; bedrms.,.
baths. screened porch, bsmt. $19.-
$50.
CLAUDE WOOD Ju. $1,000 TIN