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Evening star., 1947-03-05
First Double Entry
Made in Art Contest.

The first double entry in The
Evening Stars Student Calendar
Art Contest was made yesterday
when Wilma Lee Valentine, a junior
at sAnacostia High School, delivered
two pictures, a water color and an
|oil painting.
Miss Valentine and two other stu
dents, Susie Fishback of Leland
Junior High School and Mary 10
O'Grady, brought the total now
registered in the contest to 1862.
Five completed pictures have been
delivered to the Art Contest Editor,
Room 724, The Evening Star Build
ing. where all entries must be de-
hvered by April l. t.,
Plans for the public display of the
pictures submitted in the contest
are being held in allegiance until 1t
Is determined just how many will
be submitted. All who contemplate
entering pictures are urged to send
in their registration cards so that
ample time may be had to arrange
for an adequate display of the works.
The quality of the pictures already
submitted indicates that the task
of the judges who are still to be
selected will be difficult. Six win
ners each will be awarded a 500
United States Saving Bond.
The contest is open to all senior
and junior high school students in
Washington and the Metropolitan
area OF Maryland and Virginia.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Western Task Group
Finishes Explorations
And Quits Antarctica
BY the Asseeioisd Press

ABOARD THE U. S. S. MOUNT
OLYMPUS, March 5.-Capt. Charles
Bonds Western task group ended
its polar exploratory operations
last night, completing all activities
of the greatest expedition ever made
to the Antarctic.
Ships in the Eastern and Central
groups of the Navy expedition led by
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd al
ready have started the homeward
trip.
The Western task groups three
Mariner seaplanes made Is photo
graphic mapping flights, while the
mother ship, the Currituck, steamed
$500 miles around the coast of Ant
arctica. The planes photographed
1856 600 square miles in an area much
OF which was never charted before.
Ships of the Western and Eastern
task groups came within 400 to 500
miles Of meeting and, counting their
plane flights, almost circumnavi-
gated the South Polar continent.
Expedition officials said Capt.
Bonds group had gap of only
about 200 to $50 miles in the area
of the Leopold and Astrid Coast in
its Photographic coverage over It's
3,600-mile route. It's activities were
halted before a new visit could be
made to Burgers Oasis-an unex-
planned area of unfrozen lakes in
land on the continent.
The Western group is en- route to
Sydney while the Eastern group.
which started northward Monday
Is to visit Rio de Janeiro for six
days on the return trip, arriving
there about March 18.
The icebreaker Northwind Joined
the Mount Olympus today and the
Burton Island, also an icebreaker,
is to meet the two central group
ships prior to their entry into Well
ington, scheduled for 7 am. Friday.
Evening star., 1947-03-05

winners were chosen.
The 23-year-old soldiers essay was
entitled "A Letter to America From
CT in Korea" In it, he points
out that as native of the District
he cannot vote, and that the only
alternative for man or woman
who wants to be more than "half-
citizen" is to move to a State.
"It makes me pretty mad" the
author continues, ito haveAto move
somewhere else if am to vote when
get back to the States"
Corpl. Deane wrote The Star that
the Red Cross personnel who read
the essay, as we'll as soldiers in the
area, were unaware of the Districts
voteless plight.
Corpl Deane works in a message
center in Korea and recently was
appointed information and educa-
ton non-commissioned officer for
his company.
He came to The Star in February,
1914, and entered the Army in Feb
ruary, 1946.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
By }. B. Zotmon
Stor Sfoff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 5.-A Dill TO
repeal q 1945 law increasing the
powers of the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission was before the Senate to-
day, after it received the approval
of the House of Delegates yesterday
along with two other measures af-
fecting Montgomery County.
Meanwhile, the House Judiciary
Committee was to meet today to
consider a request by Anders r.
Lofstrand, jr., chairman of the all
Republican Montgomery delegation
to bring the controversial Lindsay
law repeater to the floor.
The bill seeks to exempt Mont
gomery County from provisions of
the Lindsay law, which prohibits
nonpartisan elections of a county
council in any county having a
charter form of government.
Held in Committee.
1t has remained in committee
after 9-to-6 vote more than two
weeks ago against a motion to sub
NIT a favorable report
The request was made after a
group of Montgomery County char
terites met with Gov. Lane yester-
day to ask his support of the meas
ure. The Governor refused to COM
NIT himself, it was learned, explain
ing he was maintaining a hands
off" attitude.
He also denied reports he had
put on pressure" to defeat the
measure.
Those attending the meeting in
cluded Mrs. Stella Werner, execu-
tive director of the Charter Com
mittee; Allen H. Gardner, president
Of the committee; G. Rust Candy, a
member of the Charter Board;
Frederic P. Lee, Washington I.
Cleveland and Mrs. Dean Dinwoody
of the county League of Women
Voters.
The Planning Commission bill Is
the first affecting that body to pass
either House.
Would Raise Fire Tax.
The other two Montgomery bills
passed by the House and sent to the
Senate would increase the Silver
Spring fire tax from 6 cents to not
more than 10 cents per $1O0 and
would remove lot from the special
taxing area of Drummond.
The Montgomery delegation In
troduced bill in the House to add
Homewood, near Kensington, to the
eastern suburban district of the
county.
In the Senate, bill to set up a
Little Hatch Act" for Montgomery
County employees was removed from
the third reading file at the request
of its sponsor, Senator Roy Tasco
Davis, Republican, of Montgomery
County. 7;tS sa..toG ra,6c1-
Amendments Offered. y
Senator Davis submitted two
amendments to the measure. One
would remove the provision to pro-
hibit county employees from partici-
pating In politics, either as candi-
dates or as party workers under
civil service. The bill then was or
dered printed for third reading, to
include the amendments. yssf, .,o
The Montgomery delegation in the
House said it would offer as a sep
arate bill there the provision pro-
hibiting county employees from par
ticipating in politics. Mr.. Loft
rand said he felt the measure
stands a better chance of passage"
in the House.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Bill Permits Withdrawal
OF Retirement Funds

Representative Keating, Republi-
can, of New York, has introduced
in the House q bill which would per-
init Government worker who leaves
the Federal service after five years
to get the cash value of his retire.
ment fund, If he wants it.
Under present statutes MIR. Keat-
ing explained in a statement, an
employe who retires from the service
after having served less than five
years is entitled to have returned
to him the deductions which have
been made from his pay, with
per cent compund interest.
But If he has served more than
five years, Mr.. Heating said, che
cannot withdraw a penny under
any circumstances, and must wait
until he reaches 81 years of age
when he becomes entitled to an
annuity" -
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Ickes Makes Bow on WGAY
As Radio Commentator

Harold L. Ickes, Secretary of the
Interior under President Roosevelt,
yesterday-began his career as a radio
commentator over Station WGAY,
Silver Spring, Md.
Styling himself a lifelong politi-
cian-but never a narrow partisan"
Mr.. Ickes, who writes a column
which appears in The Star, ex-
pressed some criticism of some of
President Truman's appointees. He
praised the appointment of others,
however, among them Gen. Marshall
as Secretary of State.
He discussed Englands plight dur
ing the present cold winter and the
general lack of food and clothing
throughout Europe.
America" he said, must do all
it can to feed the starving peoples
of the world"
Yesterdays broadcast was the first
of a series of commentaries by Mr..
Ickes, which will be heard. at $50:
Pm each Tuesday over Station
| WGAY.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Park Road Apartment
And Stores Planned

Plans are under way for con-
struction Of an apartment building
and stores TO- be located between
Park road and Kenyon street NV;
just off Fourteenth street, it was
announced today by Glassman &
Ostrow, builders of 2480 Sixteenth
street NV.
Plans were said to be in "pre-
liminary stages" with the time for
a start Of construction indefinite. -
The building, as planned, will de-
vote the first floor to stores and four
upper stories to apartments.
The builders as yet have not
applied to the Federal Housing
Administration. the Civilian Produc-
ton Administration or the District
for permits to build.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Civitun Club Hears
Red Cross Fund PIeu

George Azar, jr., deputy director of
personal services for the Eastern
District, American Red Cross, yes
terday urged members of the Civitan
Club of Washington to give gener-
ously in the present Red Cross drive
SO we may truly practice democracy"
Mr.. Azar was guest speaker at
the clubs weekly luncheon at the
Mayflower Hotel.
Our problems now, In this un-
easy peace, are as big as they were
during the war" he said. 'I think
we can take the challenge made to
us to help others"
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Fugitive Case Delayed
Again in Municipal Court

Police today still reported no
trace of 30-year-old prisoner
who escaped from Gallinger Hos
pital, December II, where he was
being held pending fugitive hear
ing in Municipal Court.
The case, scheduled for hearing
yesterday, was postponed another
month pending recapture of the
man, John Wilson, alias Buster"
He was ordered committed to Gal
linger on December for a mental
examination and made his escape
by scaling the hospital wall, clad
only in shoes and a yellow bathrobe.
He is reported wanted by the New
York State Parole Board on a war
rant charging parole violation.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Teacher Minimum
Of $1,000 Voted by
MARYLAND Senate
spseiuI Dispofeh 10 Ths s.ar

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 5.-The
Senate's teachers pay bill to-
day went over to the House
where favorable action is re-
garded as certainty. The
Senate passed the measure yes
terday without debate.
Under the legislation, teach
ers without degrees would get
a $4,000 a year minimum and
those with degrees 81, 200. The
basic minimum now is $500.
The increases will comprise
a part Of the $25, 600, 900 expect
ed to be added annually to the
States education expenditures
before the 1947 Assembly ad-
journs.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
FlammabIe Cloth Ban
Urged as Safety Measure
By the Associoied Press

A Bureau of Standards technician
estimated yesterday that deaths
from burns might be reduced 10 to
20 per cent through a proposed law
to prohibit sale of highly f1ammable
cloth in interstate commerce.
s. H. Ingberg, chief of the bureaus
Fire Resistance Section, gave the
House Interstate Commerce Com
mittee a demonstration of tests to
determine the speed with which
various cloth materials will burn.
Legislation proposed by Repre-
sentative johnson, Republican, of
California, would outlaw cloth that
burns at a rate of 10 inches in any
given direction in less than 10 sec
onds. The committee saw fieecy
section from the chaps of a child's
cowboy suit burn 10 inches In 80
seconds.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Business Unit Dimes Tonioht

The Washington Area Business
Education Club will hold a dinner
meeting at $50 o'clock tonight in
the Dodge Hotel. The speaker viii,
be Earl p. Strong. of New York, an
omcial of the Remington Rand Co.
Clyde w. Humphreys of the United
States Once Of Education, club
chairman, viii preside.
Evening star., 1947-03-05

SOFeQ contest 1Or
his plea for ma
tiona1 represent
alton, The Star
learned today.
The prize en-
titles him to
spend a six-day
leave in one of
Japan's r esor t
hotels as guest
of the Army and
t h e American
Red Cross. From
500 contestants
throughout the
Far East Conn.,
.mand. 129 prize
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Bill Seeks Periodic
Ruise for Postmosters
BY the Associated Press

Legislation to authorize automatic
salary increases and overtime pay
ments to first, second and third
class postmasters was introduced in
the House yesterday by Representa-
tive Hagan, Republican, of Mime
sofa.
The measure permits increases of
500 year on completion of each
two-year period of service up to 20
years. An additional 500 a year or
10 per cent of their base pay is pro-
vided for each five-year period of
service.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Bunker Hill and Noyes Top
Paper Collections in Day

Bunker Hill and Noyes School
Papertroopers almost tied yester-
day for top collection of old news
papers and magazines in The Eve
ming Star-PTA salvage campaign.
Bunker Hill papertroopers led by
2 pounds, having collected 2,405
pounds, while the Noyes pupils
turned in 2,403 pounds.
The days total was 16,620 pounds.
Among other collections were
Bladensburg Primary, 1,217 pounds;
Thomas, LILO; Emery, 76O; Gage,
371; Morse, 400; Thomson, 1858;
lexington, 745; Langdon, 1855; Bur-
roughs, 1850; Brookland, 962; Wood
ridge, 1,137, and Davis, LILO.
The schedule for tomorrow's COL
lections in the fourth district, to-
gether with the leaders. follows.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
House Passage Sends
Curb on Planning Unit.
To Maryland Senate
BULLETIN

ANNAPOLIS. - The House
Judiciary Committee today
voted, 10 to 8, to submit an
unfavorable report on the con-
troversial bill to exempt Mont
gomery County from provi-
sions of the Lindsay law. The
report Is expected to be
brought to the floor of the
House this afternoon.
Evening star., 1947-03-05
Ex-Emp|oye Of Star
Wins Prize in Army

Tf5 James q. Deaney iornaer head
messenger in The Stars news room
and now soldier in Korea, has won
a first prize in q Red Cross-spon-
Evening star., 1947-03-05

The United States has issued more
than 100 different types Of postage
stamp.
Evening star., 1947-08-06

HAVE 2 CLIENTs--Most anxious to obtain
detached brick homes; 3 bedrooms, >
baths. under $4,000, prefer NV D. c. or
sa5 With Sssf FRzNk S' s. RLHFs MI LHHhF5sFaDf
ALL CASH AT ONCE for houses. large o or
smai small white or co!ored' anv condition. MA.
s. or nearby Nd es y Mr. 0'RfaHsH #RBsTER, r.
DO you WANT sPEEDYf AcTIoNe List
gill gn pay iyo TOP price. ENTERPRJsE REALTY
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isp oR St b BEDkM e. HOSE atSG with at least .
baths, not too old and in good cond.;
wanted for early fall possession. Elk.
CaEvY CHAsE-Desire or rm. det.
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c. c. Circle. Will pay cash for home suit
ing my needs. iW $500, Ext, us, after
HOMES OF ALL TYPES and locations in
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from owner or broker; will settle imme-
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3;BEDRM HOUSE. Silver Spring or vic;
II = 900 down payment. Phone HI. 1922
PkiyATE T fARTY fs1Ss . want to buy nouse
I AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH for r .
or 3 bedroom house in D. C. or nearby
Ma MaNNas He KE5fTY l559 atts5 En- se or
d. IOudy value, our estimate without
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OK. 27S4.
NEARBY VA. OR MD.-Have clients
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Mr.. English. MA. 1857, JOHN H. MILLER,
HAVE URGENT REQUEST for . or 3
bedrm. house in Hyattsville, Riverdale area.
If YOU ARE INTERESTED in selling Your
room homes. brick or frame; Chevy Chase,
D. c., Chevy Chase, Md, or Bethesda,
Md. Please call l.. G. WHITE, WI. 1900.
Evening star., 1947-08-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.t.

COMPLETELY FURN.. incl. GE refgr. 9
Cleaners, storm sashes full oil tank; 5-rm.
f sopp 0rsn sa h aGse 8 s'h9ss Hans ap soar
occaDiea &C m dn Immed poss IS i dnspee by spPt sg0a
= 9st On s. suneay ssd sn terms WITH VIII
sns h;y1sRes siio Nichols ave- ssSi Sc
s7cs :scB' MINNESOTA AVE., / block from
ssmidetaehsd smhs; ass BRICK rms. "a Baths rec.
ESom o HsrAN sfs % ds1ashfs sc sa1aa isa5
aope !op es.x.SN.T sd So TE sr lo5s5979{ Frame o,
rear ssgS 1ssssISsn sssba
Estate @ @ and Insurance, si1o Nichols ave.
s. sisoo q DoWNs.Todm aSes ssa,nl semide.ached brick
sxtTemeIy yel,kent; lovely landscaped aas lot:
STRIPPED completely. with storm windows;
Venetian blinds steve and + Fefrh,gsrator hgst
9 on ef IN
TER hurry 4 you want this; Srt, q the asss sss
SaG}ss SdERaeSSI dEiseSIs ssai!Ssik ESkk s-.ser, s9v
es5 containing sanye4t.s nto sDts baths JOHN
WE HAVE HOUSES in Sc. and ne. with
yELdLks INC. s4ls 14th st. NV, AD.
I442 IVES PL. s.E.-,s6Oo down. s65, a
month; rms, bath, Arcola h;;wh:.
vinnick. with 4: NJ DRAIsNER, 14O4 L
St NV. Ma S036. GE. 0297.
HILLCkEST-Beautif modern briek home
available for quick possession. Located
on a splendid 1andscaped corner lot, this
is one Of the better homes in, this excel.
spacious completely equipped Kitchen and
bedrms. and. 2 tiled baths gpstairs: det,
garage. oil heat; Call NA; a79T until 9
tors, 925 New. York ave.
14th sT.--Brick, 6 rooms. bath. inelosed
porches: full bsnt. h.-w. heat; lge: lot,
4s7 18th sI.-Hriek. s rms, 2 baths, gas
sonable. Mrs. Redmond, EN-. 1875, WILL
LOUGHBY'S, Real Estate, AT. S763. B
ia: d sT.--6 rms. and bath, inclosed
porehes, full basement, h.-w.h.: garage and
large yard. Front porch. Reasonable with
iRa woJaHs4s Ms' assi Esssss
AT. s7e4 -S
Evening star., 1947-08-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost

RIVER TERRACE N.E.-Modern 6-room
brick, tiled bath with shower. lovely bed
rooms, modern kitchen with refgr auto.
sasrRicTED ssi Ne. LocATioNMModern. Nm 10;
ssto5y sd lovely I1T p1s5 fe ed ssb 0n ryer
Call CO, 3333 or GE. 9341, ewes, PECK
s3BsTaNr1sh 3 a43S 1sfh ssroom St os brick home Inn
maculate appear, excel cond.; large yard;
near schools; a real modern home; near
22nd and Randolph ne; restricted area.
BR BBRRooKkGLIAND-possession; bungalow. /
pins seho9ls Std2. iv fm ns,h w,5h
on sIse ist H.; III finished attic; bsmt.: h. ". h;
priced right L. j. MILLER 8, SONS, 43o
Gis efh ss ArrfNTroNseston nS aseo pl me- brick,
ton: in a most conven. neighborhood. near
Mfkssy Msls JoNs i s. 4se 1891 5S fer St sf aan
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN-positiyely one Of
sosoos ns Hsssdt snd
garage; Iot soxi70, apples. grapes, flow:
faay s50e fSz5 Rssmse' so sss9's soS5 ds
NhY ana sys &c cAsa 81 bass asss lovely home in
rms. and bath, 3 5edrms.. full bsmt... oil
c hess nessessan hardwood GsrS sr ass4 By
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SlisR St. ae ri ,, fRp bahE aby o lGvfsy ds
$3.50 cash. +. D. BURGESS, 1924
sfreufx1oks sfn9 x5 2s2f ~
Rossdaie st. ne; s rms. coal h.-w.h:,
s:iss ssSss s5eS os ss:ss
you ST, 500 BLK.@Loveiy. 5-rm, brick
auto. heat, lovely. bath. garage: poss, with
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NEAR sHs nif; 18th AN AND Sis. NE.-cozy. semi
detached brick. good condition: stove;
deWn transP fnd uRH shSgsns s Ps ays 600
s1sos 81 os0s CASH asiil b6WN-sear vi Monastery.
clos oe ,1t to 1op snd shso
baths sh oiiiA on l1t st t'fe foo Sedrms Ok End
floor q made as kitcheno; bedrms , on on
deisse S Gos oil This heat Don Cal fan
$3.50, COLONIAL INVEST. Co, until Q ?; m.
Rs 1eG BUYS s rss
6-rm brick home. Fun basement with gas
heat. Only ! year old. Cali RE. $500
until pm, WILLIAM G. LIBBY CO.. 90S
14th ST. NV. -
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-e rms, hot-water
heat; good condition. Property clear and
give GOOD terms; $4,000. Mr.. Grogan,
with SANDOZ, INC. DU. 1894. -
CONVENIENT ROW BRICK, rms. bath.
pine recreation rm.. large cedar closets;
very convenient. ROBERT MAGEE, RE.
7740 until $50. 3"
NEAR WEST VA. and Florida ave. ne
Semidet brick, with extra lot adjoining
Q rooms and 8 baths, 3-car garage and
warehouse on back, paved alley. new
plumbing and elec. wiring throughout.
ties. Buildings in perfect repair. Ma.
1924. Ewes. VI. 3211.
vACANT--6-room brick, semidetached, in
good condition; gas heat, built-in garage;
just "a block on Rhode Island ave-; makes
9 perfect location. For information, call
Nj. Middls1en, WA. 7116, with BETHEL,
Dl. 3100. @S
Evening star., 1947-08-06
SUBURBAN AND,

VACANT: S9,45o, low down payment to
veterans; Kensington:, 6-yr. old frame
st. rms pd ass ss5h 1nG sH Psm Raor s59f IF as dsP
VETERANS ONLY: sT1,s50 about 500
down; kensington; 2-story, det,. rms. and
end refsr cal oak n rs qsa ted 50 to Sc
day DAY oeeppaEsy: WI afsy R. H. BEST NC Real.
gaiow. nice. liv rm., combination kit. and
dinette, 2 bedrIns.; good plumbing. auto
peny shade aee this IS beauty snGse mme.
date possession. Price ss45 To in
speet call Mr.. Macrae. DE. 2693. ROGER
aoisi 20 Nj. NffseSs FRoM DOWNTOWN wasH.Eon
Wash.'s Frederick rd,; desirable 6-rm.
frame house located on lge. lot in small
water. no bath. no heat lge. bsmt.; priced
for quick sale at $4,000. BUELL. M. GARD
NER, exclusive agents. Rockville $500 or
QUEENS CHAPEL MANoR-3 bedrms. !;
this subdivision has all city conveniences,
stores, schools and transportation; 3100
time; 5-rm> bunsalow with newly finished
and insulated upstairs. porch, storm win
dows, oil heat in separate utility rm.;
scnable down. payment: Open for inspec-
tion Sat. and Sun. afternoon. For add.
tional information, call g. r. CARSON
BY oWNER-G-rm; brick single; 3 bed
wooded corner lot; $4,000. 252 Whit
Hts silver s sfRfSGA St nT Real va Value e' in this
bedrm, 2-bath home stone and brick
construction; located on 1-acre corner lot
Fas ca E MI fIGw At II oa yaus app ue % e II
SILVER sPRING--Modern pre.War home
trade Tor for small N home Cali George as' Ness
LOWERY & MELTON, Realtors, SH. 900
SILVER sYfsi x sPRINo-woodside gSfs vacant "a det
stone and brk. home on ige. lot. Thi.
beautiful Georgian-type center-hall plar
cannot be eaualled. It is yrs. old anc
spared: red s lst i: has iiS; rm with Itaiiaii
cheney kit, powder rm and breakfast rm.
Sns Sec ge has n soncse
baths. Space in attic for extra rooms
Bsmt. has paneled rec; rm; with huge ston,
fireplace; 1st trust. $4,000 at Az. Cal
ssalsor. sos 81 W. : Capitol i i, st. a. AoMrhE' M
! YER SPRING-Laree. new subdivision
offering any type plan you. desire. Bun
story with bedrm. and bath on LIST floor
other 3-bedrm, homes with choice Of {
baths up. or one up and one down: hot.
a es' aereened poTces ~nn most
type financing. WooDsIDE REALTY
CO. sH. $40. -
DnEhM nOUoE--Brick' oeurm anu patl
on lst floor. exquisite kit. and screenet
iota MRS SPAULDING. WO. O180. i
UNUSUAL BUNGALOW Of masonry co st.
having living room with fireplace;. -el'
seen with glass brick and indirect rgnt
ing; picture window. dining room, CON.
plete kitchen, bedrooms and bath; ga:
Takoma PARK. Nd s' Be sure re- and nu see thi. Il
today. WAKEFIELD REALTY CO., Or
nv oWNER CHEyERIy-s-roor. .. -bricl
and ciapboard Constr: excel. cond. at.
tached garage, screened-in porch. Finished
| basement with rec. rm. and bar, OUTSIDE
| ing, insulated. equipped kitchen. Venetian
blinds, screens and storm windows; beau
tiful1y shaded lot approx. 55x140. nag
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