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After assuring the children of his
complete sympathy" Mr.. Mason
referred the case to Mr.. Christian.
sen.
Mr.. Christensen said that the
Anacostia avenue play site was not
big enough for a football field in
addition to swings and other play
facilities, adding that it was made
quate to serve the demand imposed
by wartime population growth of
$4,000 in the River Terrace area.
He emphasized that haste is es.
sential IN the expansion program
for the playground and pointed out
that the Board of Education in itj
l948 budget estimates proposed to
erect new school building in the
vicinity which might encroach on
the play site. The existing play,
ground is run by the Recreation
Board during only the summer
months.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
Montgomery Is Studying
Ear Clinics for Children

Establishment of ear clinics for
Montgomery County school chill
dren is being considered by the
County Health Department.
Health Department officials said
the need for such clinics has been
indicated as the result of physical
examinations of students.
Under the plan, children having
hearing defects would be referred
to the clinics if special medical care
is too expensive for their parents.
II the defects cannot be corrected
by medical or surgical methods, the
children may be taught lip-reading.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
Two to Die October 4
For Assault on WAC
BY the Associoted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept 19.-Gov.
O'Conor yesterday set October as
the date for the hanging of Will
liam d. Demby and Roy N. Peters,
Hartford County colored youths,
convicted of criminal assault on a
WAC sergeant.
At the same time, the Governor
issued a statement explaining that
after complete consideration of the
cases, he found mo reason which
would justify" him in upsetting the
judgment of the Baltimore criminal
court. The youths were convicted
Of a crime committed near Mag
nolia January 8.
Evening star., 1946-09-19

Driver of parked car opened door
suddenly, stepped into path of ap-
preaching car and was struck and
injured seriously. Was this traffic
casualty:
/. The fault of the victim?
2. An unavoidable accident?
8. The fault of the driver of ap-
preaching car?
Answer l is correct. Section %,
paragraph te) Of the traffic and
motor vehicle regulations states:
"The driver of a vehicle on a
public roadway shall not open a
door of such vehicle on the side
where traffic is approaching from
the rear unless it can be done
without interfering with moving
traffic or pedestrians and with safe
ty to himself or passengers.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
Traffic Officials See
Film Of Screw Driver
Breaking Safety Rules

Washington traffic officials yester-
day were introduced to the Screw
Drlver-the kind Of chap who helps
Old ladies cross streets and is won
derful to his wife, but throws his
manners out the window when he
gets behind the wheel of an auto
mobile.
The Screw Driver. with his pedes-
tran counterpart, the Screw Jay
appeared in Shell Oil Co. film
shown here for the first time yester-
day at the Mayflower Hotel.
Traffic Director George E
Keneipp. Traffic Division Inspector
Arthur E. Miller, Commissioner GUY
Mason and host of other local and
national traffic figures attended the
premiere showing,
Narration by Lew Lehr.
With narration by Lew Lehr
neWsreal funnyman, and Don VIII
son, radio announcer, the film
dramatizes common sense safety
rules, depending for its effect on
chuckles instead of CORY accident
pictures and wreckage.
The Screw Driver was followed
on the screen, through a few min
utes OF driving in which he double
parks. passes on the right or left,
stops at busy corner to let a
friend out and does all the little
things which menace life and limb
on the Nations highways.
The Screw Jay was presented as
a blase character who makes traffic
wait while he crosses the street. as
the broken field runner who thinks
hes star halfback Juggling a foot
ball, as the nose in a book pedes-
trian' and as others who contribute
to the traffic toll.
Mechanical Troubles Cited.
Lew Wallace, assistant to the
president of the National Safety
Council, called attention to a re-
cent survey which revealed that one
OF every three automobiles on the
road today is operating with me-
chanical difficulties.
Among guests witnessing the
showing were: A. Julian Brylawski.
of the Traffic Advisory
Board on Traffic Education; Wallace
L. Braun, deputy traffic director:
Arthur J. Sundlun, chairman of the
Traffic Advisory Board; Hal Hale.
secretary associate of the American
Association of State Highway Off
cials; Norman Damon of the Auto
motive Safety Foundation; w. L.
assistant director of the
Traffic, Engineering and Safety De-
American Automobile
Association, and Maj. Eliot V. Park
er of the War Department Safety
Council.
The film will be distributed by
organizations interested in automo-
tive safety, including the Automo-
tive Safety Foundation, the National
Safety Council. the International
Association of Chiefs of Police, the
Trucking Association and
many others.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
RiverdaIe Boy, ;, Reported
As Areas 89th Polio Case

A 3-year-old Riverdale Md boy
is the newest victim of infantile
paralysis, the Health Department
reported today, raising the total of
polio victims in the Washington area
to 80 for the year.
The boy was admitted to Chill
dren's Hospital Tuesday and his
ailment has been diagnosed as in
fantile paralysis, the department
said.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
DC. Area Students Graduate

-Four students from the Washing
ton Metropolitan Area were among
go who received bachelor of science
degrees yesterday in exercises at
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg, Va. The four are Ber-
nard Richard Wolfson and Benson
Zweig, Washington; John Beebe,
Chevy Chase. Md. and Norman
Griffith Smith, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
Do You Know That

The charter of the Childrens
Hospital as drawn up by Con-
gress places the responsibility
for its management upon the
citizens of this community?
The building fund campaign:
Amount needed - 81 300 900 90
Contributed to date 1888 1885,. Sc
Received yesterday : 2,O30.28
To be raised --- 264,584.16
Please send contributions to
the Children's Hospital Building
Fund, Thirteenth and v streets
NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
Women Voters Plan Teu

The Montgomery County League
OF Women Voters will hold mem
bership tea at 230 pm. September
27 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Dinwoodey, 5000 Meadow lane.
Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
Gurden Contest PIunned

A contest to pick the best garden
and lawns in the Temple Trailer
Village, Alexandra trailer COM
munity, will be held at 2:30 pm. to-
morrow. A total of 1856 families,
mostly veterans and Government
workers, live In the village.
Evening star., 1946-09-19
Church Auxiliary to Meet

The st. Bartholomew Parish
Woman's Auxiliary, will meet at 2
pm. Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Sam Riggs, Laytonsville, Md.
Evening star., 1946-09-19

CRUTCHES NO HANDICAP DOLLY-Despite the fact that
both her front legs broken in twostory
back porch, Dolly 3monho old brindle bulldog gets around
quite nmby the crutch legs The
crutches make Dolly sfegged taller but she
doesn't to mind She belongs Coates 1909
Seventh street Sc, and was injured September g.
& Staff Photo
Evening star., 1946-09-19
Only One Try

Another in a series OF jogs for
tagging memories regarding Dis
trict traffic lo1Us,
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SUBURBAN SAlE-vlRGiNiA.

Colonial; bedrms,
with additional downstairs bedrm or den.
This might Be finanesd UNDER 81 81 Bill Bill q
ICE. INC. 4753 Lee hwy. OIL. 0561 127).
--3l
home that might be
bought under the G1 Bill Of Rights. located
about miles from D. C., on half an acre.
9eaEms Sssh ana spsse fST snd s fs
47e3 Lee hwy, OF. o561 Ga9). 81
WILL SELL FAsT-This T-year-oid g
bedrm brick home; both bedrms. viii take
twin beds. Full basement, excellent I'd. /;
REAL f kHTs sAR s Eou Nee sss
sRoo aL. f Sss1 49sS9. Homr-r,rs. door
consists of liyins. room. dining room, up-
usually bright Kitchen and front porch:
fun basement. coal heat; substantial con-
struction; house can BE- sold furnished for
Ridge I'd. IA. 1904 and Ivy 1879. 100
HOME AND BUSINESS, cabin camp near
Alexandria on No. ! highway; good value.
For appointment call overlook 1854;
eyes,, OW. b161. 80
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INVfyT PROP, FOR SALE (cert. J .

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcsnt.l.
NEAR CONN. AND FLA. AvEs.--Larse 8.
600 annually 10 one tenant who pays oil
sell quickly az the price asked FOR fur
lsSa, With IEatjM 4 GERBER REsALfY
HOME AND INyEsTMENT--smsl apt.
house well rented, good NV. location: in-
come will more than pay for investIaent.
R NJ tc2aprroL, within walking distsne.
& Sspt I'LL Library Senate
NHs e42i. LEE ,RgALTY' co. a
5-UNIT BRICK APT, completely furnished,
located In good ne. section; priced less
than times the income; owner must sell;
es NJ NJ sa ss H. s sA svs. s sa s
s CESAR B. VIII WILLIAMS co.-1f YOU want
home with an income, We offer several
compl. furnished Kits; full bsmt. .g:h.-w.
heat nice lawns; ceny. location. Make an
appointment to see these lovely apart
ments. Carmichael. 81. 1000. 81
rented as apis. ideal for doctor, den-
ea n Mr. 'n GOOD f 81 '' aao8 H With SHANNON
& LpGHS CO.. 1908 e nv. MA, 2s45:
18th st., suitable for qemodeins into doc.
vestment Cali MIR DENTON, MA. 2o40;
after 5 pm, WO. 4444,, Il
room; for club, school, fraternity or rm.
house DU 4ql5 3Os
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

s14 18th ST, N.W.--3 rms, reception hall
s2S so ssr. SSsr o so sorcse
stsdio. STORY l. CO. so4 nth St. a r ".
\! ssss.. e ss. sss b. ss
s.bs. foyer snS bf pus sSseRiEns ~
fSas so.s ss IT. sw m ia sis. ,st and
sss osss approx bh6 Rs2 4 s.l isfh 5fa
1 a7s Il. x sw ss laaa door consisting d
Isrse; cir, rooms $780, per me rent
n NEWLY ~ REMoDEIEp BUILDING q "a
$ Zro. ,ss s1 once.
Il. oi, Yst " ar. eonsistins q rms and
ss.hi sed sRsiSs j s r & .na g sss ssousf
space Es vi" Mhn fsge sc VIZ ioa4 fyas
a'3 aasobDfrias P eyfIens, Containing ?eS 50
gpN. .ss.s il. sddisss' III Eye 81. ~.
t tSIS Ft SS s5 ASYl, sS SA CRY Eso-
Esksf oslsI a RIA Ct sem
tGRssf M req e., ay ssplE !. au hE CITY LIso-
phone service; Conn. ave. mailing address.
1000 $50 "a: TT. ONCE space in large down
:Ssn ss! Eas 'f LIZ r. BRsasgSik
+ f.iss So "a RI it0 On FIRST. floor at $40 is.h
st. NV; can be DIVIDED or I large rooonn
ss1s Is ssa ' L. g.
OFFICES. furnished or unfurnished; also
desk space: mail and telephone service.
krfk6SxoiTXIs Er a3e 5 a g. r. consisting
Of private ONCE and reception room at 1885
II. nv NV 2 ee n Al E. sff eas BeRthak Dr.
h fsi 81 i MEpic AZ cEaNsTfkK-Enil7s sra
lssGhl0ts ' dRRsER a REAL4Y e. sn
MEDiCAI CENTER. SIS 18th St, srd floor,
rear. 2 rooms and BATH. ! room. has 8
1HSssasI II Really ss co sS'f rs isF T. nv"
Excel. LOCATION for physician, dentist,
orkanizat ton or club. 2lst and r SITS. n. ".
cor. ! blk, from Conn. aye. House Ideally
eupies basement floor. LIST floor contains
place, Ice. kit; End n. contains / lse rm.,
amount of storase f space: sra Il. Contains
bath approx. $500 50. fl. each floor;
suit tenant. Call MIR. BENNETT, ME
.iSe4 X ST. N.w.-Entire building vacant;
party, ofices available for doctors or any
type q business office. Call EN-. s495. "A
VICTOR BLDG. 9th and G pl NV.
3-room suite and l single, or 4-room
suite. INQUIRE .AMvgTs, 1907 M St NV,
Bows IS, Spi ottrreg ROOM. lsze5, aEd
f,oos 'front.' corner 9th and G. DI. 4l7l'
DUPONT CIRCLE-suite of . large onaces,
file room, layatory; suitable for profess
1909 So. RI. sGiTE, lower Conn ave,
vicinity Mayfower Hotel; -high-type build
bib st NV. Ma 500
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAGE.

An INvEsIMENT second t., e nonea,eSs r.
s sps ssef' aaa sp furnish m ea Iii
se SsE nsfn Sk afN 6sF co ses efa
Al A;: nsy
ssssiingtqp Va Price right teF eSisk krs s ids
N, sALOMON CO., Exclusive Agents. %
A FIREPROOF 1-story and basement bldg,
leased to Universal Film Corp for years rs,
ms. owner viii sell at reasonable price as
tspsrs e e e. sa MxusisE H. saI
GSo 6o sYsse s Afsn,s for big sus
eN & NV. property: very ATTRACTIVE tive and
corner offered for he arst TINE, inslad,ns
I'd, near Conn. ave. superlative invest
msnt, slSo, 900 cash required. We have
hse @ sp ripe o nG s
ff ;s MayasisE sa' sSLo
CAPT. BEDG,, s.stors, Ens df basement;
.vs pedR vi. REA1f f Z c 9 + .csss
i5 a'Ss i o. Tee hTS ,oSsa
LiiAMs REALTY. at AIS Wilson Slsd.
APARTMENT BUILDING. IS
avenue, 6 P5iee; $4,000 Gross income
S ,sS T kisaSs i e.
s!ss J: sss. s:%ss:s "a =:
HAkRY LoPATfR Rsai Hstate f pI SsS
fIR lnpR,,a apartment baiidnsns gsed
ApprexImst. income, $1,000 per ' year.
Never have vacancies. This building is
ees sss R ocaen in Watkins akin vsE . nee
times. Including furnishings. a real op-
sssse f. hI!ss so1sE sss .DEsi +
fARKiNa LOT and future location for a
nv Nv, Priced low for this location; won
me. a' 3
'sESfiHSiHsSs Esss', 's s.. shoo
50. t., in Annandale. Va. on Lee jackson
sss al Ms Meas: WfLIIHM soR RGafTY
NV Az APl wss 0lys 9w in s1s, Ess9
s FL eS Pr AZ ing
;;;s s' By: ss ss,. s ina sis' ssSae
N ST. N.E.--4-family nat, approximately
5 years old; apis. consist OF 2 rms, kit.
month: c.h.w,; priced S2l 900. CONNER
B RYON, INC, Mr.. Hackman, GL 3012
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND n SITS. NV.
-S-story brick building. consisting OF
store. apis. total monthly rental,
pAYN Co.. Ma. .Q362. SO
DOWNTOWN APT; containing. AZ units
OF l and 2 rooms, kitchen and bath, all in
zone. could Be convsrted Into
once building II desired. Priced at
$l15, 600. KELLEY a. BRAENER, DI.
174Q; eyes. WI es44.
FIyE.kOOM BnICK, GOOD location C. W
SIMPSON fo.s INC, 1924 Vermont ave.
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OFFICES WANTED.

VETERAN DENTIST desires to rent dental
ONCE In NV; consider buying est practice
s Sr eS Sss s. s Box a54,X Star - ~
SITS, n. Y ave n W by refined real estate
co. Highest refrs. Box 22l-x. Star.-30
TWO OR THkEE ,ge. Offices wanted for
local stablished advertising agency: must
be centrally loo. Phone ia. 1879. 80
PATENT ATTORNEY desires room or space,
moderate services, reasonable rental Avail
able for overflow work. Box 326-Y, Star.
81
EXPERT sECTF. -sTEN0. desires Office
space, established arm, downtown. Part
time service arrangement satisfactory
BLANCHE FRIEND, Decatur 074q 81
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STORES FOR RENT.

2e2I N ST, N.W.--vacant store. approx.
l7xs5; $500 month ~, INCLUDING basement
lsSs & pig; 1882 -
Let and 2nd floors, approximately 1900 50.
r. on each; will rent as whole or separate;
completely remodeled; available about Aug
list. To inspect call Mr.. Bolieh, RE. 32l6
q MI soS2. CONNER & RYoN, NC,
suiTAsLE FoR RADIO. electrical . or
plumbing shop; 15x50 It floor space,
Re Bent, 500 pc, mo; sag be ,ssSfS Can
ExcErftoSALLY spacious corner store
busiest section, for Ions term lease &c
reliable party: Over 600 So, r.: larse
further Information call Mr.. Haas. with
MITCHELL QUICK. Or. 1881 until 9 p. m.
half OF radio shop. nv;
rent incl. work bench, show window space,
etc s25 me, BOX 3io-Y, star. -.
central downtown NV. location; now va
can't, formerly occupied By. delicatessep,
Ga nnxfE RsanTY Goa gan pc sss6
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: PROPERTY FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.
ABOUT 5000 50, RI. o. level industrial
4 8. RAILROAD. SIDING now In, for pr
storase. Also has 6reproof bldg 3oxs0,
GOOD for repair shop. etc. Also separate
brick. ONCE bldg. with oil heat Excenent
ROTH. XnodHard Bldg. Ma. 1925. 80
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SUBURBAN RENT-vlRciNM.

ARLINGTON--Desirab furnished home;
5 bedrns., baths; automatic heat: 2-car
garage: 2 wooded acres; quiet, exclusive
section, close In; $500 for minimum lease
of / VI; ready for occupancy August 10
or Is. RALPH GRAIN, Gu. 3a5b. OK.
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BEST BUYS NEARBY YRGINIA--over v
acre. 6-room brick, 8 miles from wash
ineton; enormous living room. dining
bath, 8 bedrooms and tile bath upstairs;
oil h.-w,h. Price. S16,S50.
near BaiIeys Cross Roads. Price Sea sis,Soo
$500 will buy this 2-bedroom bunsa-
low, near shopping and busline. in city
park, only / block OF Lee blvd. LYON,
NC, 1904 Lee hwy. CHI. 7070, OF. 66ll,
OK 1911 Open eyes,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WAITED.

WANTED At ONCE for clients with sub
stantial cash. 5 Or 9 I'm, house in FAILS
MORAN. Falls Church S12-J-2. or DI.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DESK SPACE with tel, sec. service; new
desks, rev once. Also tel. mail address,
a Gt Eyf s Il of m s p sea sefy
ices available. ma. os6l.
$50 SQUARE FEET, consisting of private
ONCE and reception room. 1888 K st. ny.
SITS aooe saues s t sass Rsas Ssg Sa ak
1885 K St NV Ma 44S3 80
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

! 5000 so, FIT, new bldg,--l00es nreproof
20-ft. ceiling, railroad siding, Alexandria
Va, will give long lease to reliable tenant
NE 5400 30
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90 o ST. N.W.-2-story, brk. bldg. 8
rooms and bath: cor. of alley.
S15 9th st. NV. tvacant)-S-story brk.
bldg, 10 rooms, baths; oil h,-wh.
lib 22nd st. n.w.--S rooms, bath; coal
174o L st. n.w.-2-story brk., 10 rooms.
1 baths; heart Of Conn, ave, shoppins area.
HARRY pREISEN, 1929 L ST. NV, Ma.
Sffs, Ma 1855, IA. 6eo2. --3o
CONTINUED on Next Psgs.l
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

New Jersey ave and l. st. SEE; approx
1000 g. #; End eopmsssias; syl Vi .lu fer
son, l2I1 Eye st. NV, RE. $3.50; ewes,
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MCLEAN, VA; Sill 95o-Corner bunea-
low. tree shaded lot, lao IT. on highway;
8 large rooms and BATH first A.; Celotex-
finished Attic, pantry, basement. stove and
refrigerator; furnace heat, screened porch,
immediate possession: act quickly on this
For appointment call 4. H, IRWIN. Elm
wood 64S or 463. Il
ss1OO DOWN, less than $50 per month
for a broom row brick: tile bath, fun
basement; convenient,y located. HoLLo-
WAY 81 McCHEsNEY. CHI. 1434. OK. 22O5.
HOLLOWAY 4 MecHEsNEY - s-room
bIngslow with inclosed sleeping porch,
detached garage, oil h.-w.h, nice lot;
$4,000. Holloway d Mcchesney, CHI
1888, OK. 1908. 81
NORTH ARLlNGTON-Double dwelling
j. an sttrastlve home ana has many nice
New ,s-rm. prick, weil-bailt home in
orator. and Venetian blinds: the lot has
bedrooms; this spacious home has 5 large
bedrooms. and a large closed-in sleeping
porch: 1t is situated on . stable lot with
several trees: 30-day possession.
Alexandfis--Brick bungalow, years
old refrigerator. range, Venetian blinds,
storm windows, oil INV. heat. Owner will
sell furn. or unfurn. Immediate possession
, country homes, 10 miles from White
House. Both are Groom houses in good
condition, ready for immediate occupancy;
priced to sell Immediately. COMMON
WEALTH REALTY co, 1906 Wilson blvd
Owens 6bON, OK. oral Al
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for immediate sale: beau
brick Colonial in Do
wing room with fireplace,
d q beautifully equipped
Of room for the kiddies
attractive, deep lot. FOR
ton and Appointment to
REALTY co,
/, 2RO4 Wilson blvd, OIL.
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one block from bus. koiai, 'o oven: s' ssso.
GEO. n. WILLIAMS co.-Nic. e.rm, 2
xeil located vs. cofne amf lot e ssSrmi Il
sf se' % wsrE HSss cS 9x.ss soso I
lot: velI located near WestoseT H THeaea
s ssS 'nEfstp %fL1s STsn; cso sr..
ing porch: c.h..w. heat; bsm ee vs. se 1t.
GEO. h WILLIAMS co.0ssdm epf M.,snt S
ojrm; frame bungalow, eedrms.; bsmt:
GRO. II, WILLIAMS co.-M,litsry I'd: g.
assssSS oG Ssss sr sns: rst os4s
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-Tourist home,
rs esstsn Win Stove lsi saSs,
rm. with washing machine; Scar esr;
s ssS ys5a a 's - owens $3.50 .si
refRr, stove: o,h.la. heat: full bsmt.: un.
o osSs,y s nise home; D0ss' on settlement.
dEo: a. WILLIAMS co,--Arlinston: Q.
rm. BUNGALOW with large liv, rm., din rm,.
ssn ps ssf% e ssSa Sss v sss ds0 81
GEO. n. WILLIAMS. co.--Arlinston: o.
I'LL, aspcsboc -euinkAe nome, lovely i1v. rm.
13x1T; din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms, tile bath;
o o. ha.s hest; fun 5sms, large shade tree
S SsSs Il WfL1ia ANS c $3.50 s.,.
Cod brick. bedrms., large liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit; full bsfnt,; an exceptional buy on
todsy's market: priced for quick sale. i'm
go Go Dii'' Williams Villa asSS oo-R.v.n.SsO,od.
rslis Church area; beautiful pew 7:rm.
brick and stone Colonial large liv. I'm. :,
din. rrn.. 4 large bedrms.. 3 tile baths
kit, stove, refgr.; full bsmt.; 2-car buiit-in
gar: slate roof; exceptionsi home for the
discriminating purchaser. Cline, Owens
GEo. n. WILLIAMS COW. Forest; si az.
eeptionsl new e-rn,. a-.toIy brick and
pAncy soon; large liv. rn1.,. din. .rm., hit.
stove, refgr.; bedrms.. 2 tile baths; GA. e.
heat; fun bsmt.: large shady lot. Cline,
S SES T. aos WILLIAMS oo.-s.v.rl, Iihl,,.
lovely 2-story white brick and frame, 4
rms. and rms; in bsmt.: large liv rm..
den, both with hreplaces: large din rm,,
3 bedrms., one with fireplace; kit, eiec.
stove. refer: 2 baths up and one In
bsmt.: e.h-w. heat: att rsr; lot, 2o6x
zoo: for thos who appreciate Me beat
Cline, Ovens $3.50. 81
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aoor' < ,se beorms. ana pain on IN
flushed attic; hIilt-in gar; reduced 81 coo
o efn n r. WILLIAMS VIII co-cnsvv C ca s,
afs III oor WIN eed fsRas and Oa SfSr@ n
floor; For further details about this lux
GEO. II. WILIIAMs CO. Co.1cheyy Chas,
Md: 7-rm. bungalow: liv, rm. 1925, fire
place, rec: rm., tioored attic, oh.-w. hea,
GEO. n. WILLIAMS co-chevy Chas.
s. beat; ,o ssr.; low priced for shis location
SEo. i. WILLIAMS co.-ereen Meadow.
f fo hone f. 1t lax ggF eo 81 sq02 sprns
2-story brick and asbestos single;
t sserp no,. oa s. h soaa DO not fail to Sc
GEO, Il, WILLIAMS co.-silver spring
iitm In POS pSss's rs rn, stone and frame
arse ssmt WITH rec r and re pas
GRO. ii. WILLIAMS co.--Takoma PARK
s esInais History frame ant, and asbestoo
S GIoi VII ANS cSTSksma Park
Iot, in excellent location; Cedar On close ose
in large bsmt,. double Diet, gar, o.a'-c
f hss,; priced I e sci, Hlps, 81 1000 "a
NEoa n. WILLIAMS Co.-SilVer Spring
5-rp1. frame bungalow, furnished: ful
bsrt, Diet. gar. lot 50x150, nice trees il
back yard: good cond 81. 3Oos. al
GEO. ri. WILLIAMS CO-Stlver Spring
s-rTn. asbestos shingle, 2-story home:
bedrms: refgr, tile bath, large lot 75x20O
GRO, #. WILLIAMS co.-1ndian Spring
5-rm. brick bungalow: 2 bedrms,. iii
bath, finished attic, o.a.-c. heat, larg
handicapped lot; priced to sell. 81, 5000
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-woodside PARK
I-rm. stucco over hollow tile home: 4 bed
rms. with sunparlor, o.h.-w, heat. rec
I'm and toilet in bsmt.. 2-oar gar, beau
GRO. II. WILLIAMS Co.E isSRy spTinr
new 2.story brick, 3-bedrm. ga -ba Il
homes; oil heat; close in. win be read.
GEO. H.. WILLIAMS Co.-Near Rock
Ttlle; cinder block house. new: LIST moor
s ally priced. iseli, ST. 5000: eve es 81
GEO. q. WILLIAMS co.-rakoms Park
attractive 6-rm. frame BUNGALOW wit
large liv., nm. with firepiscG din. rm
kit, 8 bedrms. inclosed porch, full bsmt
cch:,w heat large 5geo lot: priced to sch
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Oo.-silusr Spring
lovely 6-rm. brick and asbestos shinri
home: liv. rrn,, din. rm, kit, 5 bedrrns
full bSmt.. o,a,-c. heat, excellent law
With trees. Carmichael 81 5000. 81