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Evening star., 1947-07-02
Suit|and Manor Asks
Tenants for 1871 Rise
In Rent for Leases

Tenants of the portion of Suitland
Manor, owned by Suitland Coop
erative Management, Inc, today re-
ported they had received letters
from the management proposing a
Is per cent rent increase in ex-
change for 18-month leases as pro-
vided under the recently-enacted
national rent-control law.
Suitland Manor, Inc, builders of
the 6OO-unit housing Development at
Suitland, Md, which still awns 80
units, said it has no plans for seek
ing such rent increases now.
Some portions of the development
are owned by individuals and their
attitude toward tenants could not
be learned.
eRnt increase proposals in return
for 18-month leases already have
been sent to occupants of the Falk-
land Apartments, Silver Spring, anc
the Buckingham Community, Ar.
lington.
A hearing before the District REM
Control Board will be held July Il
on a petition filed yesterday asking
a rent increase of approximately
8 per cent at Skyland Apartments
Good H .oe road Sc.
Edmund D. Campbell, attorney fol
Skyland, Inc, owners seeking the
increases, said the proposed raise
would affect 225 units now renting
from $40 to SGT. Increased costs oi
maintenance and operation since
1941 were cited as reasons for the
increase.
Meanwhile, officials at the Brad.
ley Boulevard Apartments, lillian
dale road, Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
reported a poll is being conducted
there to determine the attitude oi
400 families living there toward q
voluntary" Is per cent rent increase
in return for an 18-month lease.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Howat Predicts
Most CoIorfu|'
Fourth Here
Fireworks Display
At Monument to Be
Largest in History

The independence Day celebra-
ton Friday night on the Washing
ton Monument grounds probably
will be the most colorful ever pre-
sented here on the holiday, General
Chairman P. Y. K. Howat said to-
day.
Mr.. Howat said his appraisal was
based on reports submitted by his
committee chairmen at their final
conference yesterday.
The fireworks display, consisting
of Is set pieces and 100 aerial bursts
will be the largest in the history of
the observance here, he said.
He added he thought the public
also would find particularly inter-
esting the Navy tableau, depicting
events in the career of John Paul
Jones.
Will Be Televised.
The program will be televised for
the first time. Local set-owners will
see it through DuMont's Station
WTTG, and it will be sent to New
York over the coaXial cable for
transmittion by the Columbia
Broadcasting System television sta
ton there.
Navy service and civilian per-
sonnell will enact the tableau scenes
in pantomime. They will wear cos
tunes of the period, and reproduc-
tions of six historic flags will appear
in the background.
Comdr. Robert H. McIlwaine,
q. S. N R., director of the produc-
tion, said the first display of the
Stars and Stripes under fire, when
Jones captured H. M. S. Drake,
would be among the events
portrayed.
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz, chief
of naval operations, and Senator
Dworshak, Republican, of Idaho,
will be principal speakers at the
celebration.
Three Bands to Play.
The program will begin at 7:30
pm. and will include music by the
Marine Band, Navy Band and Army
Air Forces Band.
In addition to the Navy tableau,
the pageantry will comprise other
notable scenes from the Nations
history, in keeping with the title of
the observance, Americas Caval-
cade of Freedom-1947.'
The celebration is sponsored by
the District Recreation Board,
Greater National Capital Committee
of the Board of Trade. Motion Pic
ture Owners of Greater Washington
and the Office of National Capital
Parks
There will be 5000 reserved seats,
but more than 100000 persons are
expected to crowd the grounds for
the show, Mr.. Howat said.
Tickets are on sale for 81 each
at the information booth in The
Star Building lobby, principal hotels
and the Peoples Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Zone System, Fixed
Rates Authorized for
Montgomery Taxis

An ordinance authorizing the
Montgomery County public utilities
agent to establish taxicab zones and
fix uniform rates had the approval
today of the county commissioners.
About $50 cabs are affected.
The ordinance, the first in Mont
gomery to regulate taxicabs on a
county wide basis, was adopted yes
terday by the commissioners and
becomes effective July IS.
1t was submitted to the board by
Public Utilities Agent Albert E. Con-
raids, who drafted the provisions
with the cooperation of special
committee headed by Elmer Christ
ensen, former trial magistrate at
Silver Spring.
Mr.. Conradis is authorized under
the ordinance to establish zones
for Rockville, Bethesda Chevy Chase,
Silver Spring and Takoma Park and
for any other areas in the county
which may seem advisable"
Zone System Due in Week.
He said he expects to have the
zone system completed in about a
week, adding that fares in other
sections of the county will be COM
puted on mileage basis.
For the present, Mr.. Conradis will
act as hack inspector in enforcing
the ordinance. He will maintain
an Office at the Bethesda County
Building and will be available there
from to IL am. daily except
Saturday.
Group riding is banned by the
ordinance but party riding, defined
as two or more persons who are in
agreement over sharing the taxicab,
is permitted.
Registration Fee Set.
In party riding, two will ride for
one fare, according to the ordinance.
Three persons will pay a fare and
a half; four persons, two fares; five,
two and half fares, and six riders,
three fares.
Each taxicab operator must pay
an annual registration fee of $50
and an annual license fee of SO. All
taxicabs will be subject to semi
annual inspections at places and
times to be set by the county COM
missioners.
Cruising Is Prohibited.
The ordinance also fixes 10-cent
charge for suit cases in excess of
one per passenger and so cents for
trunks. No charge may be made for
children under II years of age when
accompanied by an adult. Cruising
to pick up passengers is prohibited
and the public utilities agent is au-
thorized to establish taxicab stands
and call boxes when required in
the public interest"
A permit was granted the County
Day School of Sacred Heart, Inc,
for school on the Rockville pike
near the Naval Medical Center,
Bethesda, after no opposition was
voiced at hearing before the board.
Frederick Stohlman, attorney for
the applicant, said the school will
have about $50 pupils and teach
ing and administrative staff of
approximately Is persons.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Huins Point Adds Boats
For HoIiduy Week End

In preparation for the Fourth OF
July week end the speedboat con-
cession at Hains Point has been
increased from two to five boats, 1t
was announced today by Govern
ment Services, Inc, which operates
the concession under supervision OF
National Capital Parks. Price OF
the 10-minute 3-mile ride up the
Potomac toward Gravelly Point and
the National Airport and return is
&c cents.
Other parks attractions ready for
heavy July patronage are SWIM
ming pools, tennis courts, sailboats
off Gravelly Point, pedal boats on
the Tidal Basin and at Great Falls,
horseback riding at Fort Dupont
and bicycles at East Potomac Park,
Government Services, Inc, said.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Senator'S Aide Reports
$500 Theft From Desk

Jack Richards. administrative
assistant to Senator Robertson,
Republican, of wyoming today re-
ported the loss of $500 from desk
drawer in his Office, room 215, Senate
Office Building.
He said the money was his own
and was missing when he opened
mis- desk this morning.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
House Unit Approves
Sandy Point Airfie|d
BY the Associofed Press

The House Armed Services Com
mittee has announced approval of
construction of a Naval Academy
airfield at Sandy Point, Md.
An appropriation of $4,000, 900 for
the project, a point of continued
controversy, is included in a Navy
Department public works bill re-
ported favorably by the committee
yesterday. The vote was unanimous.
The bill, subject to House action,
would authorize 100000 expendi-
ture for acquisition of land.
Residents of Anne Arundel Coun-
ty, in which the field would be To-
Gated, appeared before the subcom-
mittee last week to register protests,
but naval officials said the plan was
necessary for the training of mid
shipmen.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Benjamin.. Orr Chief
Of Store Department,
Heads Grand Jury

Benjamin r. Orr. So, OF 1880
Eighteenth street NV, adjustment
supervisor at Woodward & Lothrop
department store, was chosen fore
man of a new District grand jury
panel sworn in today at District
Court.
Deputy foreman is Donald r.
Phillips, 38, of 1855 Baker street
NE, Western Union operator. The
others are: Charles w. Bouvet, jr.,
81, of 2414 Wagner street Sc, me-
chanic With Standard Oil Co.; Lo-
renzo Bruno, 63, of 3619 Twelfth
street NE, president of Bruno Bros,
Inc; William B. Chapman, 80, of
1881 Neal street NE, post Office
clerk; Thomas j. Cooper, %, of 808
North Carolina avenue Sc, sales
man for the Coca-Cola Bottling Co.,
and Mrs. Irene Diggs Elmore, 42, of
820 Twenty-first street NE, house.
wife.
Also Preston T. Gibson, 27, GIG
Fiftieth street NE, employe of the
Naval Gun Factory; Miss Chris
tine Nettie Grady, 80, of 406 Tenth
street Sc; George E. Harman, 81,
of 4108 Stanley street Sc, of the
Potomac Electric Power Co.; Mrs.
Annie M. Jones Jackson, 80, of 623
Florida avenue Me-, employed by
the Pullman Co., and Charles F..
Kettner, Al, of 1888 Twenty-fourth
street NV, salesman for the Chest
nut Farms Dairy.
Also, Jaul F. Kiesler, 40, Of 1923 r
street NV, employe of the Agri-
culture Department; Charles r. Ivey,
54, 1872 Adams street NE, painter
Of the Naval Gun Factory; Mrs.
Maggie Lee Napoleon, IL, of 2422
Seventeenth street NV, Treasury
clerk, and Mrs. Willie Kate Nichols,
81, Of 1746 T street NV, Census
Bureau card-punch operator.
Also, Miss Mary Ann O'Brien, %,
of 1886 Fourth street NE; Abraham
I. PAUL, 64, of 1926 Buchanan street
NV, Safeway Stores meat cutter;
Clyde L. Pezold, Al, of $500 Horner
place Sc, addressograph operator,
Nations Business Magazine; Mrs.
Catherine Rose Bonsall Saunders,
81, of 1741 B street Sc, bookkeeping
machine operator at Garfinckel's;
Miss Gladyse Charlotte Simpson,
At, Clifton Terrace Apartments, en-
ploye of the Maritime Commission;
Miles R. Van Sise, 33, or 5O7 Ala
bama avenue Sc, electrician with
the Federal Works Agency, and
Robert H. Williams, 35, of 2469 Sher-
man avenue NV, attendant at
Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Ruined-Out Concert
RescheduIed Toniqht

The Water Gate Concert, which
was rained out last night, will be
held at $50 o'clock tonight.
The program is the first sym
phony night" of the series. Richard
Bales will conduct the National
Symphony Orchestra.
A portion of tonight's concert will
be broadcast by Radio Station
WMAL from $50 to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Please Call In Your Sunday
Classified Ads Early in the Week

The Saturday rush for Sunday classified advertising has
become great that telephone facilities have been
taxed This rush result of customers calling in ads
at the last minute before the Saturday deadllne.
To avoid the annoyance of repeated busy signal we
urge our customers to call in their Sunday ads time
Monday through Frday-from 800 to 900 pm. In
this way your ad will be handled promptly and efficiently
with the minimum of inconvenience Save Saturday for
those who cannot place their earlier We appreciate
cooperation in this effort to provide customers
with better service.
Evening star., 1947-07-02

a bit for making leather. The ant
eaters also are from South America
and are the first of their kind to be
seen here since 1882, DR.. Mann said.
The honey creepers are small trop-
ical birds, metallic blue in color and
quite rare, DR.. Mann said.
All of the specimens were obtained
from an animal dealer who has
done business with the Zoo before.
Just what the price of the animals
and birds amounted to was not re-
vealed, but DR.. Mann indicated 1t
was a bargain for such fine speci-
mems"
Evening star., 1947-07-02

Pacas and honey creepers are
among the % new animals and birds
which have arrived at National
Geological Park.
DR.. William M. Mann, director of
the Zoo, said he had obtained two
anteaters, two pacas, two king pen
gums, two young spotted hyenas and
10 pairs of honey creepers. All are
on exhibition now.
The paca is rodent from South
America. Reddish brown or choco-
late brown in color and spotted with
white, the paca's hide is used quite
Evening star., 1947-07-02
81 District Tax Rate
On Real Estate First
Increase Since 1888
By John w. Thompson, Jr.

The District real and personal
property tax rate today stood at 81
per $100 of assessed valuation-the
first increase since 1888.
The 25-cent increase from the old
rate of SITS was ordered by the
Commissioners yesterday in antici-
patton of the eventual enactment OF
the delayed District revenue bill
now in conference at the Capitol
because of the controversial O'Hara
amendment.
Under the amendment sponsored
by Representative O'Hara, Repub-
lican, of Minnesota, and approved
by the House, Federal employees
would be exempt from the local
income tax if they declare legal
residence in a State.
Directive to City Heads.
Also tied up in the omnibus reve-
nue. bill is a directive to the Com
missioners to fix the property tax
rates at not less than 81. 1t is
estimated the boost will add $4,-
100000 to District general fund
revenues. Real and personal prop
erty now yield about $28,00O,000
annually.
Under existing law the Commits
sioners have the authority to raise
the tax rate to balance a budget.
Since the big 1948 supply bill still
is begged down at the Capitol and
not yet law, there had been some
question whether the city heads
could act.
Their fiscal advisors took the po-
sition, however, that they already
know from the budget they sent to
Congress that present taxes will not
meet eventual appropriations. They
also have kept in close touch with
the handling of the bill by the
House appropriations subcommittee.
They also felt safe in the eventual
approval of the real estate and prop
erty tax section of the new revenue
bill since no dispute between the
confereeS centers about that provi-
sion.
New Assessments.
The new tax rate will be applied
to the new assessments which be-
came effective yesterday to yield
the total tax bill. In the case Of
residential property of the city, this
new assessment amounted to blan-
ket 20 per cent boost in the assessed
value of Improvements ION houses)
but no general increase in the land
value. In the case of apartments and
business properties, the new assess
ments were arrived at after indi-
vidual studies.
In round figures the taxable frac-
ton of the District-less than half
the total area of the city-is now
valued at $1,578, 100000, an increase
of about $182, 100000 over last year
Impact of the new assessments
and higher rate will hit the local
taxpayer in September when the
first installments of the real and
personal property tax are due.
Action by the Commissioners in
raising the rate will now permit
Assessor Edward A. Dent to begin
preparation of the 100000 new real
estate tax bills.
Preparation of these bills is nor
mally begun in June to get them in
the hands of the taxpayers by
August 81. Mr.. Dent haG been hold
ing off, however, because of the un-
certainty surrounding the fate OF
the new tax legislation.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
District Man Elected
Heed of Hellenic Group
By the Associofed Press

RICHMOND, July 2.-Speros Versis,
1900 block Of Irving street NV,
Washington, yesterday was elected
governor of the Sd district of Amer
ican Hellenic Educational Progress
sive Association as the group, COM
posed of persons of Greek descent,
closed its annual convention.
James Mandris, Annapolis, was
elected secretary.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Bonks to Close Saturday

Banks in Arlington, Alexandria
and Fairfax, as well as in other Sec
tions of Virginia, will be closed on
Saturday in keeping with Gov.
Tucks declaration of a legal hoh-
day. They will be closed Friday, also'
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Will Move Columbus Grove

The Dominican Republic will build
a S5,000,000 lighthouse, 1900 feet
long and 120 feet wide, in which
will be placed the remains of
Christopher Columbus.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Penici!Iin in Argentina

A United States compeny will
shortly start the manufacture of
penicillin in Argentina. with the
blessing of the Argentine govern
ment.
Evening star., 1947-07-02


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Evening star., 1947-11-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FIRST CoMMERCTAL-Desirab location
:or doctors or dentists. next to new Con-
eress Heights Post once. 1901 Nichols
zoos sT. N.w.-Bsmt. rm., outside
entrance; running water and heat in
GUIDED: ideal for small workshop, RE.
NEW NEW STORE. brick, frontage on Old Do
minion dr., in heart OF Mclean; suitable
fsc nfsn0o5heHed WReHr R'ass RFAr mPs R
tors, 7O1 Columbia pike. CHI. 4s00, --23
LEASE SECOND COMMERCIAL, George
| town, lust of NJ st; approx $500 50. IT,;
to0m Go hess suitable nfts o0 sS mfg tea
room. antique shop, etc. Call MR.. TABLBBR.
9-RM. APT, near Clarendon Circle, ,Ist-
brick house next to new radio building and
adj te CourthoHs,s sauars Wilson blvd. rsd
sEoRGG ens G2!opss Mason yass aKsEN oo CO. sF VIZ W.
son blvd. Arlington, Va, CHI, $685. eyes''
70 lo6caTioN in DC. for the sale Of christ
mas trees; low rent. Call MI. $3.50 ; to
sas 81 srd ST. NV. 1st floor; 2 rooms for
tenant or phone co. 267b. am to
xfos e s5yRi tsGnSq'' sas tS sf
on long lease. Phone CHI. 416o. -23
2Is. AND sIs,csSrnsr sna Ioes.!on aP:
end a. now occupied as apt; lessee could
now use 1st Fl. and basement with ample
bldg. for lease. S425 month. For addi-
tional infoImation: please call MT. Doe
CONN. AVE, near st.-1.10O it., well
lighted. 2 f1rep!aces. high ceilings, suitable
shop or professional office: available i'm;
ELL CO, 10 Jackson pl. NV, D1 l2s3.
APPROX. 800 SO. FT on Wilson blvd,
Char service furnished. j. MAYNARD
MAGRUDER, Realtor, Radio Bldg, 0W.
i LARGE ROOMS on 18th st. NV. near
Columbia rd.-Suitable for storage or
Workshop; available now at SOB per
month Call THOS. J. FISHER IL co,
INC. DI. $3.50. %
Evening star., 1947-11-22
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

GENTLEMAN'S SMALL ESTATE; Edge
moor. Md.-ApproX. 2l2 acres with 3-stall
stable and paddock; this spacious home
offers many unusual appointments, includ-
ing living room 1S'x32. dining room,
kitchen, pantry. library, 1st-fioor lava
tory, as well as 1st-hoor maids room and
bath: 2nd floor contains bedrooms and
2 baths. The beautiful Handicapped grounds
other unusual features Of this fine home
Call Grant Boss. MA. $500; ewes. and
SUM-, EN- 2195. BOSS g. PHELPS, INC,
l4l1 K St NV -26
Evening star., 1947-11-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, on Glebe ,rd,, Just off Will
son-9,0o0 So it.. zoned d. c. witt with - 5,rm; =.
Su s.r proptTt Fa An s5ce exce sG0n b S
SI5,5oO. For further information. con-
suit THE BRANT CO, exclusive agents
1884 Wilson blvd. Gil. 4216' OK. o52o. G5
1st COMMERCIAL, on Lee hwy. Just out
of Falls Church-Restaurant and tavern;
efSeerS ofee pidss siofe alone S worth $4,000 lot
Size 1s5xI75 Ample. room for ,touriss.
BRANT BEAN CO, exclusive agents, 1884 wilson
blvd GIL. 42l6. OK. 05@o. -
End COMMERCIAL DOWNToWN-suitabl
for shop for painter, plumber, auto repair
ana bath each monthly tenants; $4,000
EARGE faHR PIC HOUSE. ofce in lobby, for hotel:
running water in rooms, dining room auto
matte heat large Garaee; Mass. ave. near
P p!h s! sr HSH Sw tt-b S.tTsen sssd stb and eth,
income: tenants pay all utilities and heat:
1eH Can be oYb ReSzD SolLAsDER 5sca ssSH
SHeo GEopakToWS, 81 otS corner brick, suitable Of
class Condition; $4,000. Wo, 6s5;2s
BRIGHTwooD. 1st commercial area-All
ing quarters, choice location; active area.
81 l1,5UO-DOWntOWn, lSt CONNIE Clhl-
Brick dwelling with 10 rooms and bath
# alley Located in the heart IT Of saI7 p.
HvAmABIE DOWNTOWN BLDG.-Modern
streeteievel Store, With soft. alley in rear;
comprising $4,000 net So. it: reasonably
priced: possession with title: principals
only. Reply to Box 14-V, Star
RAMBLING HILLTOP HOME, with auto.
oil-hred h.-w.h. studio-type living rm.
l5x3S TT, picture windows, lge. wood
burning fireplace. tenants cabin, profitable
chicken business. 25 picturesque acres:
fronting oWNg 9T y S No On sogth; s2s;599o:
18th ST STORE AND APTs.-2. story
brick bldg; a real buy. L. T. HIGGINS,
MA 1924. OR. 1902 "a
G ST. N.W.-lst commercial. 65-ft. 'front.'
age, facing Geo. Wash. University eroundsi
Improved by four rented dwellings Can
be bought under 100000 WOODWARD
& NORRIS, Realtors, 723 goth st. NV.
VII WiscoNsiN SpSs AVE, NEAR SEARS, 1st com.
-a-story building; s.reet-leyeel frontage;
Easily converted to store or offices; excel. excel
PHELps. INC. i417 K st. my. @22
NEAR 10th AND L SITS. NV, 2nd com.
-25-ft front: wide alley; other 2nd com.
sites nearby, 25' to So frontages.
Rosslyn. Va.-Over $1,000 SO, it,, zoned
light mfg: 10 minutes from downtown;
very reasonably priced. Mr.. Hunter. Ma:
1900 ewes and Sun. GIL. 1855. BOSS
g. PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. n.w.-22
Evening star., 1947-11-22
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, close to Po.
tomac Hunt-Travilah. 2 small country
estates 11k acres gorgeous trees, stream
and meadow: hilltop house, partly remod-
eied. 4 acres: magnihcent views; charm
ing, completely mod. 7-rm. house. Rock
vile 2425, sundays; Ho. 1854. weekdsyA
Evening star., 1947-11-22


Ra BRfck HAi BaUnsSiGALow, s1s,ooo-An unusual ls,
sea Vsye to only Huy few 9s ba rom Clan
' call MANNAs iss r Realty Co a1Is eSvfsa wilson
blvd. GIL. 27s4 or OK. 27s4. -25
PAISLEY FOREST - Lovely brick home
late condition; soft color scheme through
out; located on large. well-landscaped
ground; large liv. rm. with fireplace, nice
marn Of v heben do aomps Tm 5s
f.; 2 master-siz bedrms., another guest
bedrm. and lovely tiled bath on End q
Ample storage space throughout. Full,
garage Priced at sl6,50O. substantial
cash Immed. poss. Shown by appoint
ment through N. G: GROVES, Broker OF
Better Homes" oW. 5000. ga
side; near Wilson blvd: and alsbe rd.: lge
Sedrm apt: End floor has 2-bedrm. and
nursery apt; good income; oil h.-.w.h;. gas
price. Sic, $50. r. W. MULLEN, 311I Co
lumbia pike ;, Arl, Va" OK. 1882. Open
ARiNG4os sYssi ss1f' E BARGAIN Beautiful 2S 6rick
home. convenient location: 3 lge. bedrms.,
III tiled baths, fully equipped kit. screened
porch EsI nishsa rss I'm vi sel1
BGNGALoWoSs. 500 down and S75 mo.
will buy you this Spanish stucco 2-bedrm.
bungalow: living rm. 1874 with nrepl..
kit. 12x15, bedrms. are 10xl5 and 10x10;
oil &C. heat; full bsmt.. gar. Total price:
Sla,35o; near . trsnsp ,sE1 sh1pplng vM and
Columbia pike, Arl, Va, OK. 1882. Open
GROOM BRICK COLONIAL for sI4.95o.
with larger rooms than ordinarily found
in this price range: on a lge. wooded lot.
MANNAS REALTY co, 2116 Wilson blvd.
Gil. or OK. 27S4. -25
LEE HWY, close to wash.--Attr. Colonial
home, situated on lot approx, S0x216; CEN
ter-hall entrance, spacious draw. rm., din
rm., equipped kit. bath, pantry on 1st fir !:
there are 4 lge. bedrms: and bath on 2nd
FIR; stairway leads to 2:rm. hoored attic;
ample closet space throughout; full bright
bsn1t.. laundry tubs. mod oil h.,w. heating
plant: circular driveway, gar. Scar shed;
shrubbery: potential bus. Inspect this
property before you buy: reasonable terms
Fails Church. Dial AK. 1882 or "a.
2090-W. -23
Evening star., 1947-11-22
FIVE-ROOM DETACHED

YOU CAN'T AFFORD to overlook this new,
6-rm., detached brick Colonial, for only
81 800; center-hall plan, 1sft. liv. rm,
dining rm., modern spacious kitchen, 3
with gas heat: located at valuable new
area, close to transp. and shopping center;
SIMON & FRANK CO., s504 Ga. ave,