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Real Estate Statesmen

Real Estate Statesmen (2)
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new home Developments; numerou;
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Parking. Must he conscientious.
T. N. LERNER & CO.
6400 Georgia ave. NV. For appoint
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Age 25-40, to executive of large medi-
cal association; ideal position for
secretary. interested In association
hospital and surgical benefits. other
employe benefits. Reply Box &C.
Star 20
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BeiImon Piano
Lessons Simple
wnN To IanKn

Tedious scale playing may soon
be out-dated as more piano stu
dents learn to play chords using
new home study method book
developed by Oscar Bellman, well
known pianist.
The simplified method, used
successfully by Oscar Bellman in
teaching scores of private pupils.
is now available for the first time
in book form.
Using the book right at home
many beginners learn to play we'll
known piano melodies the first
day.
Speedy, simple instruction gives
the beginner a lot of interest and
enthusiasm for piano playing.
AS a holiday gift for anyone
who wants to learn piano easily
and quickly, the Bellman book is
welcome surprise.
Details on the Bellman short
cut piano method can be found on
another page in this issue. Or, a
letter to Bellman. Inc, 6106 Ex-
celsior Boulevard, Minneapolis
will give you complete informa-
ton.
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Christmas in Dallas, From Dallas
they will go to West Palm Beach,
Fla, to spend New Years with
friends there. They plan to be
away for three weeks.
Winter In California: Mr.. and
Mrs. olin p. Wells. 364i Fourth
Az. s, left Wednesday, December
IS. for Los Angeles. Calf. where
they plan TO enjoy the sunny
cline OF the Angel City for tho
next three months. They win Wis
IL with their son, Howard and
other friends.
Breaks Wrist: Mrs. Grant Bell.
1913 Olson Blvd. while enroute
down town on Saturday. Decem-
Der IL, In her rush to catch bus.
slipped and fell, breaking her right
wrist She was taken to General
hospital for treatment and then
released She is at home with her
arm in a cast Mrs Bell is church
clerk at Zion Baptist church.
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Governors Boil At
Prom Wednesday
NIGHT Januory 5

The night will be filled with
muisc, Wednesday January 5,
1855.
That evening. the Governors In
augural Ball will be held at the
Prom Ballroom in st. Paul with
Governor-elect and Mrs. Orville
Freeman leading the grand march
at II p. m. They will come directly
to the Ball with the other new
state officials from the public re-
ception in the Rotunda of the
State Capitol. A supper will be
served at midnight.
The ball will be by invitation
only, Mrs. Dorothy jacobson,
state DF'L chairwoman Of the ball,
announced. The invitations will be
mailed this week to party mem
bers and campaign workers
throughout the state,
Anyone not receiving an in
vitation who would like to attend
the Ball may obtain one through
a DFL party officer or party
member, or through a Union Of
ficer," Mrs. Jacobson said.
Assisting Mrs. jacobson are s
j. Nehotte. Mrs. Ann Vetter and
Ronald Anderson, all Of Mime
apolis; Gerald ODonnell, St
Paul; Mrs. Marge Maxi, North 81.
Paul; Mrs. Carol Bartels. Brown
ton. and DR.. William Kubicek. Of
Rosemount.
Chairman Of speciu committees
include: Invitations, Mrs. Phyllis
Jones; program, Mrs. Maxine
Jasmin; security, Gerald o'Don-
nell, OF OF St Paul; decorations,
Mrs. Eleanor Moen; tickets, 8. J,
Nehotte, both OF Minneapolis;
publicity, Mrs. Jane Preston. OF
White Bear Lake. District DFL
chairmen and chairwomen are
handling promotion.
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Alcesfis Club Gives
Gay Cocktail Porfy

The home OF Mr. ana Mrs, James
Bobo. sS Highland Av, N. was the
scene Of a delightful affair on
Sunday. December IL. when the
Aicestis club gave a cocktail party
between the hours OF and Q p.
m.
The Yuletide motif dominated
the decor, A Yule log encircled
with pine cones and holding red
lighted candles conferred the serv-
ing table which was covered with
white lace cloth. A Horn OF
Plenty filled with assorted fruit
was the striking eenterpieee on
the buffet,
Guests slipped. chatted and en-
joyed the tasty hors d'ouvres be-
tween the hours In a relaxed at.
mospherc of comradship,
Among those seen enjoying the
gala party were the Messrs and
Mines. l., Dennis. William Hamil-
ton. r. Patton, A. Burns, s. Percy.
C. Ampey, O. Miller, the Mines.
Helen I'm, Helen Harris, Mary
Lowry, Minnie Miller and many
others.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
MinneopoIis

Sad News; Word was received
from Glasco Ewing OF Oakland,
Calf, announcing the death OF
his sister, Mrs. Nellie Ross, who
died at 1890 noon Monday, De-
cember 10. Mrs. Ross was the
stepdaughter OF Mr. william Ew-
ing who died at tao p. m. the
same day. Because OF the death OF
his sister MIR. Glasco Ewing was
unable to come 10 the city to at
tend his fathers funeral. Mrs.
Ross will be remembered by many,
as she was former resident Of
the city.
Home From Hospital; Mrs, VIII
ham Ewing, 1920 goth Av S,
came home on Sunday, December
II from the Cornelius Nursing
home where she had been a pa
tient since she was discharged
from the hospital. Mrs. Ewing is
greatly improved and able TO be
up and around the house
Visiting Sister: Mrs. d. l..
Rodgers. 3409 Cedar Az. will
leave the city Saturday, Decem.
Der Is, for Kansas CITY, Kans., 30
visit her sister, Mrs Anna Shan
non She will remain over the
holidays.
ConvnIescing: Rev. G. w Nc
Connell OF 5l2 CoIfax Az. NJ, who
has been in Veterans hospital since
November 20, due TO illness Ia now
on the convalescent list, although
still hospitalized.
Family Visitor: Little Miss
Darby Renee Cooley. six year old
Of Mrs. Audrey Cooley
Of Cleveland, o, will arrive Satur-
day. December is via air plane for
n two weeks visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Bailey. 1924 Fourth Av, s, and
aunts, Mrs. Robert Wynn and
Mrs. Carl Banks.
Christmas With Family: Mrs
Isabelle McQuerry. formerly Of
i04s Clinton Av., Is now residing
ut Cedar. MINI. Her address II
Route /. Box 254. Cedar, MINI
Mrs AcQuerry win leave Monday
20, for Oklahoma City.
Okla. where she win spend the
holidays with her daughter and
family. Elder and Mrs. d. J. DIX
on.
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second class. He is home on a Al
day leave and at the termination
of his leave, he will go to Green
land with the radio equipment
division for twelve months dura-
ton.
Oak Leaf Club: Mrs. Leila Jack
son, 1912 Rondo Av.. was hostess
to the Oaw Leaf club on Monday
afternoon, December l3. Plans
were made for the clubs Christ
mas dinner party which will be
Monday, December 20 at the home
of Mrs. Luella Brown, s6s Car
roll Av.
Ladies' Auxiliary Party; The
Ladies Auxiliary to the BSCP will
have their New Years dinner party
for members and guests on Fri
day. January 7. 1855.
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SDEBS and DATES
BY Barbara Barnes Barb

Hi there debs and dates, here !
am this week with some more OF
the latest happenings,
Since Livingston's variety store
on 3sth ST. and 4th Ave. opened.
all the south side guys and gals
have been spending their free eve
nings there, They are equipped
with some Of the latest records
and plenty OF dancing space,
Last Friday night at the YM-
CA. there was birthday party
for Diam Martin. Ray Bronson
and James Shaw. Refreshments
were served and good time was
had by all who attended.
on Saturday night the Halle
Q. Intermediates beat the Wheat
ley Trotters. So to % IN the first
game at Phyllis wheatley. The
Halle All-Stsrs beat the Wheat
ley Wizards 20 TO IS In the sec
ond exciting game Of the evening.
II looks as II II was Halle night
Saturday.
Although the games were a
success. the dance afterwards was
much more so. Rosemary Mcneil
and Della Wilkerson highhghted
the evening by wearing the lat
est fad, Bermuda shorts and long
socks, They look quite attractive
and were getting many stares and
gasps,
Haskell Ware from Washington,
ID, c. now residing at Phyllis
Wheatley entertained few with
the latest mambo steps from
Washington and the only one that
could follow him was Jeanette
Frazier Let's get hep. Minneapo-
lis and st. Paul, especiall 20 the
mambo.
My pipeline in st. Paul told
me that there were no happen
ings over there last week and |
must say l couldn't believe IL,
After questioning quite a few
from the city" ! soon found IL TO
be true. Come on, st. Paul, we
would like very much for you 10
let us in on the latest over there
Just remember this column is
what you teens make II and II you
have some news, fads, sounds
that you would like to see In this
column. just write us a post card
or letter to the:
Minneapolis Spokesman or ST
Paul Recorder. 3l4 Third Av
South, Minneapolis, Minnesota
! want all you cool cats and
hep chicks to dig my column every
other week and don't forget tc
write us. Signing Off
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LUCILLE WOODLAND
NAMED ElEcTA
WORTHY MARION

Mrs. Lucille Woodland was elect
ed worthy matron Of Electa Chap
ter No. 3, Order Of the Eastern
Star. PHA when they held their
annual election of officers on
Wednesday, December 5,
other officers elected and APP
pointed were: worthy patron, Ed.
ward l.. Boyd; associate matron.
Mrs. Cornelia Burns: conductress,
Mrs, Irene Braxton; associate con.
ductress, Mrs Faith Bannarn; sec
rotary Mrs. Bernice Thompson,
and treasurer Mrs. Ivy Messen.
gill.
Also associate patron, Mr.. Claud
Campbell; Ada, MRS. Margie
Campbell; Ruth, Mrs. Jimmy Nc
Daniel; Esther. Mrs, Elsie Smith;
Martha, Mrs Margaret Price;
Elccta, Mrs. jeanne Holbrook,
Others were wardcr, Mrs.
Gloria Smith: sentinel. Mr. Clar.
ence Smith: marshal, Mrs, Harriet
Jones; organist, Mrs. Emma Sims
and chaplain, Mrs. Ida Burrell,
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Thursday, December ~, al p. m.
Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Jorgenson and Miss Johanna Jor-
censor OF owatonna, Miss. were
visitors at the Shelby Cox home.
4los Fifth Av, 5. ON Sunday, De-
cember s.
New Address; Mrs. Mary Nor
ris and two sons, James and Robert
formerly OF 1904 Bryant Av N,
will be receiving their mail at a
new address after December rs.
at 202S Bloomington Az, S
out OF Hospital: Mr.. Cecil Tsy-
lor. $40 Emerson Av. N. was dis
charged from General hospital on
Monday. December IS. and Is now
convalescing at home, Mr.. Taylor
is greatly improved and Is able to
be up and around.
Morocco Club Party: The Nor
Deco club viii entertain its mem
bers and guests at It's annual
Christmas party Saturday, De-
cember Is, at the home of Mr., and
Mrs, Bonnie Fowler, 3si Western
Az. St Paul, Members win ex-
change gifts and each guest will
also be given a gift.
Hospitniixed; Mrs Gaines Me-
Intosh, 100 Humboldt Av. N. is a
patient in st Mary's hospital
where she underwent surgery, She
is in fine condition and expected
home the latter part OF the week.
On Vacation; Mr., and Mrs Dan
lei Russell, 5147 Irving Av. NJ,
viii leave Friday, December II.
for Omaha Nebr,. and other points
south. In Omaha they viii visit
Mrs, Russells mother and other
relatives From Omaha they viii
go TO Dallas, Tex to visit Mr. Rus
sells family, They viii spend
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Cosmopolitan Sixteen Club: The
Cosmopolitan Sixteen club held
its regular social and business
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Mar
tina Carter. 305 N. Chatsworth st.
on Saturday. December IL. A call
meeting has been scheduled for
Saturday. December Is, at the
home Of Mrs. Evelyn Connolly,
$50 Carroll Av.
Home On Leave: A &c Richard
Travis Jr., arrived home on We'd
nesday, December 8, from Scott
Air Force base in Illinois, and will
spend the holidays with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Travis
Sr., of 457 st. Anthony Av. Air
man Travis graduated from radio
school at his base as an airman
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win your club be represented In
the Holiday Greetings section of
our 1854 Christmas Edition. Call
Jessie Shepard for details at
bridgeport 1895 or bridgeport
70TI.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Dinner Guests: Mr. and Mrs Shelby Cox 4l0s Fifth Av. S,
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Woodward of
St Paul Park o Sunday, December -.
Willing Workers Club The Willing Workers club Of Beth
Baptist church viii hold their Christmas party the
home of Mr. and Mrs James Nichols $40 Emerson Av. ~
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Vianne. who born August 2s 1888 in
Charleston, w, Va, is a junior at Central high
where she belongs to the Spanish club referees
games for the freshman class and is an all-around
good student
An active member of st, Philips Episcopal
Church, Vanne plays the piano for the Sunday
school, serves secretary Of the Sunday school
and conducts the nursery class.
In her third year of study, she is outstand-
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Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whof's 10 Do
ct. Paul

By MILDRED JORDAN

ALSO HEARD THAT SANTA be o a a
Christmas ddes IL sponsored by the Limited
Ten from to Wednesday December % Don Lewis
dent tells 800 youngsters
interesting being refreshments viii
looking enjoying this treat
with small fry"
CONGRATS TO THE NEW OFFICERS the St Paul Board of
Realtors elected the Athletic Club They Tim
Buckley treasurer; president l.
Robert MMenemy and directors Fred II
Wolff Jrr Matt Waldron James Stevens.
1T WAS MIGHTY NICE, meeting Rosenblum reaOr last
week since have talked so often on the phone
WELCOME VISITOR TO OUR OFFICE last Thursday af-
Bruce Hadley St Paul
Council churches and faithfully visit the
Gil building afternoon
A DELIGHTFUL Paire,
Ighart week, who told wonderful Mar
haown and De Mons Iowa where she recently visited relatives
and friends
AN ATTRACTIVE AND TALENTED Miss is Vianne Grit
daughter sports Griffin
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

New Daughter: Thresa Alene is the chosen by Mr.
and Mrs Bishop Neal 26 ROndo Av for their daughter
born December in St Joseph hospital weighing pounds
and six This is the frsbon for the Meals Mr. and
Mrs Tennie Cardy Nashville, Ark the maternal grand
parents Mrs Ducie Neal of St Paul the grand
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where played Prelude in c. by Rachmannof
vianne has sisters Linda who 10 and the 9Th
grade at MSfed and Helen who is and in the End grade at
Maxield.
INTERESTING ATTRACTIVE issue Of the
LEAGUE NEWS BULLETIN received from the st Paul Urban
week We especially happy housing
being planned by the get the facts the hou
ing needs Of Negro citizens They solicit our cooperation on fact
purpose obtaining
formation to help promote equality the rental and purchase
| housing.
WE ALSO LEARNED adoptees
Minnesota Mining Clarence Midway Nation
al Bank
LUCKY WINNER of the quilt given by the
Workers
lovely made by Mrs Priscilla Kirk and Loua
Brown and droed" around the bakery table where
Ellen goodies"
lovely
eer demonstrated her ability in the field of business!
QUITE RECORD OF SERVICE Mrs Ella Adams Jack
young years up
she has missed Sunday
Cspu Attacks home where she takes little token each week
along with her CHEEKY smile and bright conversation Not only this
but through the cold and ice heat and humidity the
to the Cornelius mission
son OF Carroll!
The Attacks really
is cheerful and happy birthday"
certain wonderful gentleman who will be 10l this
CHRISTMAS vEsPER SERVICES WILL HELD AT THE
HOB on Sunday December 10 All departments from the Mdgets
through the Adults will participate
p
and adults
Nativity Story There will choral background invited
and doesn't sound interesting?
the young folks?
TELL SMAII-FRY we az a personal interview
this with jolly old Nick
accustomed he is to overlooking small mischief he will and
not Of the Halle q Brown for he will be on
hand family night Friday And he mighty pleasant
for all good hddes and aren't they angels Christmas
NURSERY SCHOOL CHILDREN the HOB will have their
Christmas party al a he
party being sponsored by
Directors Of HQR
CHILDREN OF THE O'CLOCK HOUR will entertain the
Golden Ayers their Christmas party Tuesday 2
l yes with
gifts for the Golden Agers
QUARTERS for p Dorseys supplies is the busy
church photographer at Pilgrim Baptist Pilgrim the
drops his prices and drop by and
thanks and il is good to do bit Of Christmas shop
hear
PHILIPS certainly n a hurry and
parsonage Vanishing
to point with pride the NEW
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IURCH

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lose for
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for the
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it very
Gospel
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We wish
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hat Mr..
mt Av.
Deacon
Clinton
several
for ex-
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I'd Mrs.
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We are
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church
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DOCKMAN,S JEMELRY STORE.

ST PHILIPS certainly vanished hurry! doesn't the
look lonesome? Vanishing Dinners
indication community
10 point pride al ST PHILIPS
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AN ATTRACTIVE AND TALE

daughter sports Griffin charming
Edna
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IT dear
tho de-
|go, De-
one
time
that
matter
Il sleep,
ways
rs. Mrs.
RS. La
lndchil-
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Gently she St Thomas church. Mnneapo
where she played prelude in c. by Rachmannoff
Vanne has younger sisters Linda who 10 and the
grade Maxfield Helen is in the grade
Maxfield
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Chevy chase64oo 33rd Street NW-open Sum- IT. Loros
fomles Just do not have homes like this which to
choose 1t hos immense rooms it is solid and in beautiful
condition Wonderful neehbohood by socomen
Lotoyee Alice Deal Wilson, ST. Johns and Friends the very
finest public poroco and prvoe schools District All.
6riek with heavy sote roof includes foor powder
FOUR twn-size bedrooms and TWO boths on second floor
Permanent hall storwoy huge semnhed third floor An
outstanding value at $40 500 @E
intersection homs on "oo'
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Chevy Chose, Nd.
1917 OLIVER STREET

Located NEAR CIRCLE-beautiful
white center hall brick Colonial
with 13x27 living room, dining
roem 11x16, and large GE equipped
electric kitchen with lots Of coun-
ter space. Powder room ON first
floor. Second floor contains 4 bed
rooms (all 13x13) and 2 tile baths.
Two bedrooms and bath en- third
e,esed IN rear w IN ce snIit ssnI Inn
fence, gear garage.
Directions: Out Connecticut Aoe.
q sD1y around Circle to Western
Aue.. ri0ht block to Oliuer ST..
right TO SS17.
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Gracious White fronne New Eng
land type form house, nice
grounds. 4 bedrooms, modern
kitchen. A perfect fonily home
close to Lofoyette and Blessed
Sacrament schools. Priced in
low $2O's.
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Report Will AnaIyze
Enforcement Of
Building Codes

Methods used by Is different
cities and counties to enforce
building regulations viii be COM
pared in q report to be published
soon BY the Housing and Home
Finance Agency.
Titled "A Report ION Admins
trative Procedures for Enforce
ment Of Building Regulations, !,
the pamphlet is designed to aid
local communities seeking inn
provement in enforcement meth
DDS for building codes and zon-
ing ordinances. It can be prlr-
chased for 40 cents through the
Superintendent Of Documents,
United States Government Print
ing Office, Washington IS. D. c.
The report emphasizes the ac-
tivities and methods of building
officials and inspectors, rather
than analyzing code require
ments. !.
Procedures are discussed in
the order In which they normally
occur In q regular construction
job. beginning with the applica-
ton for q building permit and
going through the general steps
taken to obtain correction Of q
code violation.
1t also includes the procedures
for review Of the building off,
Gals decision by administrative
review boards and by courts and
legislative bodies.
The report was prepared by
Syracuse University under a re-
search contract with the HHFA.
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provement methods for field Of
grams and management inn
guard the integrity Of FILA pro-
fees.
X X n X
The national building boom
will continue at least through
1854, the Chamber of Commerce
Of the United States predicted
this week.
Behind the recent phenomenal
demand for new construction is
the continuing need for new
homes, new schools and colleges.
hospitals. churches and public
works, as well as commercial con-
struction, the Chamber said.
1.-THE strength of the building
BOOM" the Chamber added, lis
among our best reasons for be-
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at 1890 pm. Monday in the
Mayflower. Principal speaker at
the luncheon will be Dee Cramer
of Flint, Mich, president of the
Sheet Metal Contractors National
Association, Inc. who will discuss
"Sheet Metal and It's Place in
Today's Industry"
More than 70 Federal Housing
Administration field Office direc-
tors from throughout the Nation
will meet in Washington August
Is and II for the first general
session of these FILA officials
since World War II, the FILA has
announced.
Commissioner Norman P. Ma
son said a primary aim of the
meeting is to assure uniform pro-
cessing of applications for FILA
mortgage insurance. The agenda
is also to indicate the new houS-
ing legislation, new ways to safe
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49, Open Jun.
This Is q bsuutifuI little home In q
splendid neiehborhood served by
the best public. priyafe and paro-
ehiol schools. Only -four yeors old
and almost like new. Fine level lot
with lovely trees and Il overIooks q
picturesque Government park. Six
rooms three bedroomsl and bath.
Full, dry, bright basement with lovo-
tory. Should costly qualify for q or
FLA lone-ierm loan with q very
smoll cash requirement.
Directions: Conn. Ape. to Chevy
Chase Circle: right on Western
Ave. to Aberfoyle Place. right to-
home.
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Moisture Danger Siqn

Blistered paint on the outside
of a building is usually an indi-
cation that moisture is seeking
to escape through the wall. Fur
Their evidence may appear in
the form Of rotted wood. il the
source of the moisture is not
discovered and the necessary re-
pairs made to prevent its future
entrance. 1.
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Better cleun Surface
Before Re-Pointinq

When recoating q surface that
has been painted before. make
sure that its elean-and free
from grease. In most rooms. AL
that's necessary Is careful DUST
ing to make sure the surface IS
clean.
In kitchen, however. there
may be q film of grease on the
walls and woodwork. This should
be washed of with water con-
tanning q detergent.