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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-11
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President of Harding College

The Eisenhower Administrations economic planning is
based the theory that in the American way of life
duction the basis of all newly created wealth Thus the
Administration contends the to improve the welfare OF
all citizens expand the production of goods and
ices And in its effort to expand production it proposes to
the incentive for expansion IN the business ana m
duStria life of the century.
Abnormaly high taxes reaching high as 81 per cent
on business and industrial incomes would under the long
range Eisenhower plan, be gradually lowered Hobbg gov
eminent restrictions would be relaxed ender attitude
toward business and industry would be established.
There is another theory in economics which contends
that the soundest the welfare of all citizens
simply put dollars into the hands of more people
ANYWAY YOU can get them there Thus it is reasoned more
goods will be produced satisfy the added purchasing pow
er In sense this is the keynesian theory developed by
MAYNARD KEYNES, the EngShman This school OF
thought today opposes any ogrange plan for stimulating
expanding production to make jobs and more income
and purchasing power through newly created wealth.
The problem is something like the hen and the egg
oueson-Whch came first? Let's back to the beginning
God created the Heaven and the Earth linen Adam and Eve
created. They placed IN world with natural re-
sources every side, but wealth They couldn't buy
thing To survive they had to devise of getting food
clothing shelter from the fields the forests the ANIMALS
and the streams. Thus they had to produce
Production came first-before wealth and before vel
fare the sole basis for the improving material wei
fare of Adam Eve AS their children and grew up
were to we'll the parents did Had they merely d
vided what Adam and Eve produced the expanding human
race could not have survived.
The industrial revolution which began about 1850 was
merely swift expansion OF production Mass production
finally evolved, and the American living standard scared
There no orseeabe end to the rising economic welfare OF
the American people-f business and industry are given
the incentives that dynamic enterprise system needs If
to fulfill its destined service to mankind On the contrary
scheme of taking dollars from and giving them to
another-whout increasing productOn-has any lasting
value to anybody On production depends the future pros
perity and security of every American
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-11
Judge Outlines
Responsibility
Of Grand Jurors

The historical Importance Of the
grand jury and the responsibility
of present-day grand jurors were
outlined Monday morning by AS
sociate Judge George Henderson
in the court room, after which the
group began investigation Of al
legged violations of the statutes. O..
p. Fike served as foreman of the
grand jury.
Judge Henderson's complete re-
port follows;
Members Of the Grand Jury:
You have been selected in the
method required by law to serve
as the Grand Jury for Garrett
County until a new Grand Jury
takes your place at the September
Term Of Court. 1t is customary and
proper to instruct you as to your
duties.
When this country was settled
our forefathers brought with them
from England the jury system. 1t
is a time honored system. But it
is honored not merely because of
its age, but because it has proven
to be Of such value in the admin
istration of justice. And want
to emphasize one point-you are
not simply serving as Jurors, you
are assisting in administering
iuStice.
You did not volunteer to serve,
it is true-you were chosen
chosen because we judges believed
you and each of you to be a repu-
table, law-abiding citizen who
would properly perform the duties
of the office.
1t is true many of you were
not known personally to the Court.
But we Judges make inquiries and
ask for names of outstanding Gar
rett County citizens. Usually we
check the poll books to verify the
fact that you have recognized the
responsibility of citizen to vote
in elections.
And so you should regard this
service as ar honorable one; one
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-11

the jail, inquire into its condition,
the manner in which it is kept, the
treatment Of its prisoners, and re-
port the same to the Court.
While not required by law, it is
customary for the Grand jury in
a body to inspect the Court House
and report on its condition.
The Local Code requires yot
to appoint a committee of your
body to examine the books of the
Treasurer Of Garrett County and
report their condition to the
Court. You are not required to
make an audit of these books as
that is done by the State Auditors.
You will simply use your best ef-
forts to see whether the books are
properly kept and that the moneys
of the County are being properly
handled.
| suggest that early in your de
alterations you have read aloud to
you the report Of the September
1853 Grand Jury, so that you will
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-11
CRELLIN

Sunday visitors At the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jordan were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace kimmell, of
Deer Park; William K Snyder and
Henry Barricks, Of Hagcrs town.
Mrs Bell Ashby and Mrs. Chas
Burke, Of Elkins, W Va, were
Sunday guests Of Mrs. Jennie Eline-
baugh and Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Wiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith and
family, Mrs. Grace Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawson Henline We're
Sunday dinner guests at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hcnline
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Friend and
Mrs. Minnie Friend visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Friend, at Morgan
town, w. Va. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Parsons and
Jeff Parsons. Of Hambleton, W..
Va, were Monday guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Floyd Carskadon
Mr., and Mrs. Darwin Fike and
daughter. Troy Gnegy and Frances
Friend visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
old Stemple and family, Aurora,
W. Va.
Carol Ann Barkman was con
fined to her home last week due to
tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Blauch and
family were recent guests Of Nh.
and Mrs Arthur Moreland, Short
Gap, W. Va.
Miss Stella Mae Bittinger en-
tered the Monongahela General
hospital in Morgantown to continue
her nurses training. Miss Bittinger
was IN training in the Memorial
hospital IN Cumberland for a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b. kimble,
Westernport. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Barkmau and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ashby and
family, Of Clarysville, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Colaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Fry and sons,
of Nestorville, w. Va, were Sun
day guests of Nh. and Mrs. Walter
Holler and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bark
man and daughter spent last Sun
day in Keyser, w. Va. visiting the
latter's mother, Mrs. Alice kimble,
and sister, Miss Lillian Kimble
Mrs. F. c. Carskadon and Mrs.
Margaret Knots visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Shaffer at Mt. Lake
Park, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Erwin Fike spent several
days last week with her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
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affirmative vote Of a mere major
ity of your members present will
not be sufficient to sustain valid
presentment. unless such affirma-
tive vote consists of at least twelve.
And when you take such a vote,
nobody except the Grand Jurors
may be in the room.
Your proceedings must be abso-
lutely secret pending the return by
you of a presentment. At that time,
of course, the presentment sets
forth the nature of the charges
against specified person or per-
sons; and a list Of some Of the
witnesses who appeared before
your body in connection with these
charges is also placed on such
paper. Even after the return Of a
presentment you should not dis
close in any way the nature Of your
deliberations or how you votbd
with respect to the charge. In fact,
nothing should be disclosed as to
what went on in the Grand Jury
room unless you are directed by
the Court to make such disclosure.
While testimony is being pro-
duced before you, the only persons
allowed in the Grand Jury room
besides members of your own body
are the States Attorney (who is
your legal adviser), the Court
Stenographer if requested by you
and directed by the Court, and the
witness testifying before you.
1t is no longer necessary to call
to your attention especially a num-
Der of statutes concerning crime.
However, the Court is obligated
to call to your attention Article
81, Section %, of the Code of
Maryland, requiring you to visit
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know what was done by it. what
recommendation were made, and
whether such recommendations
have been carried out.
Upon retiring to the Grand Jury
room, you will organize by APP
pointing one or two Of yom mem
bers to act as clerks and one as
doorkeeper.
The Clerk will now swear the
Bailiff, who will conduct you to
the Grand jury room, where you
will begin your duties.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PAINT AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES
Sseaei because 1sfAI 81 health. asho Prone jE: =
GROCERY TSStE AND DEL1cArEssEN for
sale-Driye-in A.B.C. license; large
outside display; room for lots OF
parking; a;od no reas. ofer refused
Beauty SALON. downtown location.
low rent: Owner leaving Wash. Reas.
price. Box 372-M, Star. 22s
FOOL ROOM. Cherrydale - Billiard
parlor, 8 tables; all equipped. 4ol 8
Lee hwy. lis
DRIVE IN-csrry-Oyt., in Md. fully
starting. Must sacrifice because OF
other interests. Best offer. WA.
7-5435. 8 am. to s pm. -16
DON'T PASS this valuable franchise,
II you are qualified! Cushman Mo
tor Scooters have q wonderful busi-
ness to ofisr industrious: sale sales
Cushman scooters do $40, 900 to
$4,000 per at present, with un-
limited future. You will need ap-
prox. $4,000 and retail location;
Contact JACK W. RUPERT. 1l33
Beechmont 7404.
RESTAURANT in large apt. house on
same owner yrs; open from pm.
to pm. only. weekdays; sun. noon
to 8 Pm; closed Sat; doing 81 200
wkly.; air c0nd., well equipped; low
payroll; rent, $225 incl. heat; ideal
for high-type couple or operator.
Price, Sl5. 900: terms. $4,000 cash.
BOB HOLLANDER, Exclusive, 1411
Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743.
IDELIC.-VARIETY with apt. 5000
wkly., 500 rent; So, 900: 81, 500
dn. Closed Sun. DI. 7-650O.
BEAUTY PARLOR, fully equipped, air
cond., only S4.5O0; $1,000 down.
Clean. $3.50 mo. Perfect for chill
dren's haircuts as well. Upper NV.
WiNsToS wi sTS5So 4 tia co. 8 PM DOROTHY f7 K
DRY cLEANifNGCowner quotes 5000
wk.; cleaning done outside. Big
money maker. Price $4,000; 81 600
down. GASTON CO., Sol Woodward
rSSsGE slSsiE ri pGRRcCfE7RY cSCf7SR' and m.a. market;
reasons Tor Selling. 'isSi Nav Be puf-
chased with small down payment;
Call ATTORNEY. Ma. S-2227. lis
TWO 5-RM. HOUSES. adj; ideal ior
rooming: downtown location, partly
furn.: S86 mo. each. DU. 7-S464.
COFFEE SHOP-stainless steel (com-
paet)i air5eond, Rms MS upstairs a;dr oI.E pay
seas. Box 431- m. Star. 90
S3 eco CASH viii buy this motel and
nice home on 2 acres. Ideal loc: In
Rockville area on Rte. 240. Mr.. Bar
ton; Po: 2:297g cox 3 co
A BEAUTIFUL HOME and s.. 600 inc;
NV. Sub. cash required. Ho. 2<532l
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

SPRING., brick rambler-3
bedrms., ga baths: screened porch.
patio, full basement: $3.50 q month;
or will sell. JOHN F. DoNOHoE'
Real Estate. 63s Pa. ave. sc: Ii.
ARf.. GlI.0tN tN.-TwO-bedrm. row brick;
neighborhood: conv. to bus and
shopping. Avail. July 1. TE. 6-1176'
ARLNGToN-$1oo. 2 rmsa ~
baths; VII Wilson a6 blyd., mr.: S9TTthousse sTd
AMERicAN diIc1 UNfvERsiTY PARK =
Four bedrms., large sunrm., gas
mo-; avail. july /. EM. S-7S76,
RAMBLER, Rookville-3 bedrms.,
usable, partially finished rec. rm.,
lge. fenced-in yard: conven: trans.
close to schools. 10 min. to Institute
Of Health; PO; 2-36S7 IL ~,
MHksHAkG SElck sEfenJn' s. wSPIE e.. @ Iss1
BETHESDA RAMBLER-Most attrac-
tive 3-bedrm. home. Recr. rm.. ga.
rage. Exceptional At $l65: Purchase
S SRtUH ssPS4 PSssplf a2b 3I RESSTG SS4s cosP
plus 3-rm. furp. bsmt. apt. gar;
mr.. 3rd and Oglethorpe NV. Lease
$3.50 mn. OIL. 4-0S76.
A BEDRMS., baths, brick. fenced
phaS' pinS. School sch; 5 Of. Ia 4-osSs. W. '"Op
COLLEGE PARK-Three-bedrm. brick
liv. rm. with ffrepl.; din. rm.:. break.
fast rm.; full bsmt.; wooded lot
with oven; streetcar and com
muter train within walking dis
tsns ssnse' on One nLsoT mi; University OF MsTs-
WHEATON AREA, 2613 Mason Sta
bedrms.. liy; rni.; Kit. bath; nice NC
MATATIs REALTY CO.. ST. S-s561
esys syss'i ihEATRe EA ReSS7N RS' Nw-1ov.,1 TaS semi.
powder rm. Sis per mo. DE
MATATIs Beatty Es5s CO., ST. S-eSel'
ARIIifiNiG;TiFoNCclose Rim ;iFoNcS in. best section
sSssrTl ISsn lv S1storyt S fun Sras1 sis S% GSloniHl
baths: screened porch; full bsmt
Convenient to Pentagon, Navy An.
mex; near Patrick Henry, ThoS. Jen
schools. Prefer party having 9-yr.'
old girl as. neighbor to owner: $155
sdIs Zig 3 ssARGRST lFSieS S''i Rb b. N.EMisth st
ne. ext. 3-bedrm. home with "a bath
in full bSmt., lge. screened porch FOL
summer; storm windows for winter,
fenced yard; bus at door: new-noust
cond. S105 mo. JU. S-3353 after
coNGREss HTS bedrms.. 81:
baths, finished hsmt., fenced yd.
$115 mo. Avail July 1. CaH 20
s.6GgSRM. GStRRM RAMBLER, porch. shaded
lot; In Riverdale area; Sl26 per mo
incl. al utils. ROBERT Q. DAvIk
q co. WA. 7-3900. -19
ARL-S twin-stzed bedrms., 2 baths
FRED J. 0BoRoE Realtor. IA. Q
0777; "A. 7-0141. lis
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NR. NICHOLS, ATLANTIC-Vac. DIRK,
2 bedrms., scr. pch., recr. rm.' eas'
steel constr; settiea cple;S no eSSaS SSsS
Mr.. everything. $117.6O. 10. S-3SSS.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. near FO1Sall
rental. -stsrtine july 1; 5 bedrms..
Ia baths, auto. washer. Nv, raaio-
gram. garsge. 1e1 fenced ss yard: $40
n. mo- ARL.. Ian Country cai tylSSib Club Grove at
Walker Chapel Glebe and Dittmar
rd.-Brick, 2 bedrms., bath. lge. nv.
rm., firepl., scr. pch., din. rr1., kit;
rec. rm., 1lrepl. bsmt.. garage; wen
shaded lot. CONVEX transp: S1SS rsr mU:
on premises or cali Annapolis. Co
lonial 3-9459. -@U
Mr., BETHESDA bedrms.. 3 baths.
beaut. furn.; ideal for children:
June 26-Sept. z; $3.50. OIL. 2-220o'
NICELY FURNISHED. 8 rms, large
door; $125 per mo. HU. 3-6561.
Mr.. ROCK CREEK PK.-4 bedrms. :,
2 baths, powder rm. gar: suit. 2
families: avail. now. NO. 7-l0O1.
FACING ROCK CREEK PIX rms.
3 baths, rec: rm.. garbage disposal
dishwasher' fenced I'd. EN-. 2-5147.
FIVE RMS. and bath. screened porch.
full bsmt., washing machine: I blk.
to mod. shopping center and buses;
800 Farnsworth ave-. Alex. Call
so. b-5659 or so. 5-71O9. -17
CHEVY CHASE. MD. .-$ bedrms.,
sleeping PORCH: en- .6,,d1an other Gs RU5cnss s.
to Sept. 2. OIL. 4-5177. -21
SILVER SPRING-3-month-old. brick
tastefuliy furn. in detail. Avail.
July /. S176 monthly. JU. 9-4362.
JULY. AUGUST, sEPTEMBER-1n
bedrm. home. completely furnished:
large bsmt.; washing machine and
dehumidifer; large shady yard with
patio and terrace; $500 per mo.
OIL. 2-057s. days; EN-. 3-s2O9. ewes.
GEORGETOWN AREA - July and
Aug: 3-bedrm. furn. house: conv.,
cool; good transp.: $116. Eyes.
FURN. HOUSE rent. wks. beginning
June 19; 3 bedrms.. bsmt.; lge
yard; Falls Church area; $3.50
,i3E ItilSi ine!; JE; oS 2-iIS1 iIS ,.w W. .1:sr,
NH tional !fnrnishinss. 3 bedrms.. 81
baths; dish and clothes washers
yea years 81 lease eeSys Sy OTnsr Oytae At t s $3.50 mo
ALEXANDRIA-2 bedrms.. basement
furnished, S125 month. Call KI, g.
AMhESRsicAN UNIVERSITY PARR-
Modern detached 2-bedrm. home
elec. kitchen; tastefully furn.; S175
DREYFUSS BROS, 1919 18th st
NV. MA. S-05S2. IL
SILVER SPRNG-Designed for gra.
cious living; modern, 2-bedrm. ram.
bier; attractively furn.;. wall-to-WaI
carpet cboa sIaeiS%s ysrd and SoH
DREYFUss BROS, 1919 18th st
| NV. MA. S-05S2.
NEAR TRANSP.. schools, shop. ctr;
house. s;a Reas. WA. 1880.
WHITE COLONIAL, furn; de luxe
rm., bath, kit. with built-in break
fast nook. Must be seen to be ap.
preciated. Rent, S1s5 mo. Cal
MR.. ECHOLS, CO. 5-O432. -22
Mr.. 18th AND COL. RID. NV
8 rms. 2 inciOsed porehes: gar; EnI
II; $3.50 or less to satisfactory
tenant. AID. 4-S7S9. -22
SILVER SPRING. bedrms., liv..
din. rm. comb, nicely furn. $l2t
per mo. Avail. immed. JAMES G
CONLEY g. CO.. S71O Ga. JU
$500. -1S
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Fine 3-bed-
rm. 2la-bath brick home: tor
neighborhood, Garage, maids rm
Rent. Option to buy with equity
EN-. 2-OO2O.
SILVER SPRING - 4 bedrms.,
baths, 2-car garage, scr. porch
| $500. JU. 7-7439. lis
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

$3.50 CONN. AvE.--own your own
home In this lovely apt. bldg. with
monthly payments less than rent
after small down payment: y has
REAFTy y TT-; Des5m' so Sls Nx Dstn DssoSos' Ia
sSSTSTfaRWEsr SITSfaRSWEsr CORNER APT. over.
looking Rock Greek Park--2 rms.
kit. and bath: near extensive shop
ping and transportation; elevator,
price, $4,000; terms. Please ca cal
ST. .3-33O0; res, AID. 2-5004.
ONE BLK. WEST OF CONN. AVE-. nr
Calf. st.-2 bedrms., liv. rm., dinins
rm.. kit. and bath: needs redeco-
rating but unusually good loc. for
price OF $3.50. Please call Mr
2-33nl: res AD 2-hfnA
Evening star., 1954-06-16
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELIN, MOVING ANO TRANSFER
When moving, you want 1t done
Arrow IfaSi I'll STnRAaiNSisfFEIS-Ms III FIM move by
Job or aS low as SO per hr. rms.
LIGHT hAULING. locsI moving;
oeacnes . specially. 8. L MORRIS.
~; 2-1l50 Or II. 6.2Ss9; :. ~
smai and large jobs: trained men;
long Short bookings; insured. beach
LfaRr f5!RI TsSt TDSf1vEEI. HSi ilsSHGS iIsoTiSo - All
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across che country: safe storage in
separated rooms; expert exp2s11c,p pssEninns. saynn.
IEDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving: storage'
reas. ia. 9-2937: evesa RA. 10.
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sPACIOIusI


Unless you want q home as
large as the average house. do
not INQUIRE about these apart
ments. II you do want lots Of
space. without the burden and
responsibility Of q house. and
at an unusually reasonable
price, this is an opportunity
you must investigate.
We have an apartment In Q
.7-story, fireproof. elevator,
switchboard building at 1870
Wyoming ave. NV. corner
Wyoming ave. and 10Th STD.
3 bedrms., 2 baths. spa.
cious living and dining rooms,
lge. kit, separate buffers
pantry, room-size foyer and
many extra large closets.
The resale price is attrac-
tive and can be financed on
reasonable terms or purchased
outright, as you prefer.
For appointment to inspect,
call Major Garvey, with
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg.
MA. S-950b or NO. 1886.
Evening star., 1954-06-16
CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Choice location. adjacent to Rock
Creek Park. Large brick home with
rage: large reception room, livina
room with fireplace, separate dining
room. year-round, heated porch;
four large bedrooms, 2 baths on
second floor: finished attic with
rooms and bath; lovely. level lot
trees: excellent RESIDENTIAL nighbor-
hood. ONLY $26, 500. CALL MR..
GLASS. DE. 2-5915 afr 5. THOS
]: FISHER & CO. INC. DI. 7-6S30
CLEVELAND PARK
Just west of Conn. ave. Detached
sUMMER-WiNTER AIR CoNDI.
T1ONING. z rooms, ga baths. PAN
eled den. MODERN KITCHEN. A
home rejecting individual charm
and atmosphere. Asking $27. 500
CALL MR.. GLASS Ewes. DE. g
5915). THOS. j. FISHER g. CO..
TAdN
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED


GEORGETOWN
Attractive 2-bedroom house; 1iv. I'm.
with fireplace, dining area. VI base
ment, garden, drapes and carpets
included; immed. poss.: Sl60 month.
RIDDELL REALTY CO., DI. 7-79OO.
ALLISON ST. NV.
HOO BLOCK
3-bedrIn. row brick home with In
closed porches: $50 per month. Call
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, MA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1954-06-16
RARE OPPORTUNITY

air-conditioned S0-seat
diner in heart of fabulous Washing
ton, D. C. Restaurant trade area
Large hard-surface parking area
main highways. Heavy walk-in trade
Available on eight-year lease with
right to cancel without penalty at
three years. Fully equipped, nothing
to buy. Lease available at fouI
thousand dollars, with reasonable
terms. Write for appointment to in.
spect to Box 429-M, Star. 1S'
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: APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG COUPLE wants furnished
3-room apt, in or near Col!sgt
ences. Box s6f-s. star. Id
PERM. prof. cple. des. lge. unfurn:. 4
bedrm. apt good D. G. area, having
liv. rm. w/frepl.. lndry. factl.. gar
or parking space. DU. 7-3355; 81
YOU have the place? Need furnished
and unfurnished ef1c., and Z
bedrm. apts. with pvt. bath; az
parts D. c. Reas. fee for results: &c
stop vacancy loss, Call AANDaEI
ME. S-64l4. -AS
Evening star., 1954-06-16

SUMMER RENTAL
bungalow, in immaculate condition;
very conv. location; $136 mo. No
small children. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-1411; WO. 6-3242. lis
Evening star., 1954-06-16

BRICK RAMBLER
CONN. AND NEBRASKA AYES.
Only q couple of blks. from shppg
and transp. you will hnd living at
it's best in this 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
rambler. Sep. din. rm. and lovely
Westinghouse kit. Inspect anytime.
Call EN-. 3-5049.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
1928 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-S495
down. Colonial brick in excel. area
g rms. and incl. rear porches. Full
bsmt., oil h.-w h. Det. gar. Deep lot.
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY co.
ST. 3-4415 HO. 2-7S27
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s BRANDYWINE ST. S.E.

Two bedrms.. lge. liv. -rm., kit. d.
nette; front apt On End a; newly
Maintenancs. incl. ell utils. $24: 90.
20. 3-4010. lis
Evening star., 1954-06-16

COLORED-FRANKLIN ST. NE
lnear 24th)-Immaculate condition.
5-room and bath bungalow, In.
hot-water heat, fun bssement with
7z7695; MARSHALL J: WAPLE
CO., 1924 14th ST.. AID. 4-2OO5.
COLORED-2 COMPLETE APTS.-
Semidet. corner brick; $1,000 to
$1,000 down; vacant, immed. poSs. !;
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., front porch,
garage; immac. cond. You can't
beat this one, but call early. Mr..
Penland, ST. 3-736S; ewes, LU.
2-7612 It'll 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
|COLORED - WOODBRIDGE - Excel.
value in S-rm,, 2-bath det. home.
Immac. cond., inside and out. Own
er anxious to sell Excel financing.
Close to everything. Ewes, WO. 6.
6146. RAYMOND B. DUNN, WO. D.
O214.
COLORED-BROoKLAND. Kearny st..
mr.. 18th; 5-fam. apt: income
approx. $500 mo-: price less than
$4,000; reas. down pymt. La.
O-4O44. 10
HAWAII AVE. AREA
Here is economical living. A semie
Diet. brick home. offering bedrms..
sep. din. rm., full bsmt. Bus at
the corner. To inspect call Ia.
KIRKs REALTY CO. Realtors
HO. 2-677S
Evening star., 1954-06-16
HOUSES FOR SALE

81 ONE-STORY DEMOUNTABr,R
FRAME FRAN HOUSES. 2, 8 AND 4
MOVED SIp5hRsGfs; pikEcffoNs Sos Sos piss BE
MANTLING OR WE WILL MAKE
ARRANGEMENTS TO DISMANTLE
IN SECTIONS AND RE-ERECT ON
YOUR LOT. COMPLETE WITH
KIT. HEATING AND PLUMBING
EQUIPMENT. CALL ACE FOR APP
RO1NTMENT TO SEE AND YOU
ACE WRECK1NG AND BLDG.
MATERIAL CO.
Evening star., 1954-06-16
$500 DOWN PAYMENT

$500 DOWN PAYMENT
Rooming house close to Mass. ave.
and 22nd NV; IL rooms, 8 baths;
oil heat; $135 rent; lease. Hurry.
$500 DOWN PAYMENT
Massachusetts, ave. between 18th and
18th n.w.-13 rooms, 4 baths; $1S5
rent; income quoted. $4SS mo:
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 7-514O
1O1O Vermont Ave. RIM. 217
KALORAMA HTS. AREA
RENT FREE
3-apartment e furnD income prop
erty, 2 rented, 1 $S2; $135, 2-car
garage rented S25. Total now rented
S242. Leaving 1st flr. apt. Of 6 rms.
and bath vacant. Each apt. is COM
pleted with 2nd and 3rd-fir. apt: oc-
cupied. Price S240 for entire place.
Immed. occupancy. 10 minis. to
downtown.
w. B. WRIGHT
5O21 Wis. Ave. EN-. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-06-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE OR FARMHOUSE WANTED
Rent, S76 to $1O0 q month. Must
have 3 bedrooms. K1. 8-3241.
RENTALS WANTED. VA.
List your house with US and let US
take the work and worry on your
shoulders. Call XII. S-3106 til 8.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
LET US RENT YOUR HOUSE
CALL
THOS. l.. PHILLIPS, WO. $1,000
Evening star., 1954-06-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

RESTORED Town House
Georgetown Gateway"
2614 X st. NV.
Just remodeled by one of Washing
toms leading decorators. Highly
styled in 18th century Georgetown
fashion featuring q 33-ft. hvine
room and dining room, 1st-hooI
powder room. de luxe kitchen with
large dining area. Two large bed
rooms with walk-in closets, master
bedroom features crystal chandelier
HOLLYWOOD tiled bath on end floor
This lovely home is fully air-condi-
toned, bsmt. with gas hot-wateI
heat, fenced-in deep lot.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.