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better from the standpoint of the
detainees. An original appointment
to enter Caraolos was deferred on
grounds that screening was under
way for a shipment to Palestine.
In actuality the xylotymbou camp
setup does not differ substantially
from those housing the British
forces in the Middle East during
the war and those now occupied by
the British garrison on the island
Nissen Huts Are Used.
Most Of The buildings are Nissen
huts with few added structures
built of wood frames and CORFU
gated iron roofs. Plumbing Is run
only into the wash houses and cook
houses. Latrines are the same
primitive but adequate types used by
both British and American troops
under semipermanent field condi-
tons.
For administrative purposes the
xylotymbou area is divided into tive
Camps, having a total capacity Of
about l1,000. One camp Is set aside
primarily with very young children
and extra facilities are provided fol
these deafness. Another camp is
set aside for children whose parents
either are dead or for some reason
are not here. The remaining three
camps house men and women to-
,gether with families being held in
tact.
The camp area spreads over q
large acreage. The buildings are
not overly crowded and they have
been arranged in an orderly pattern
with cook houses and mess huts near
the center. Each camp among the
five is surrounded by its own bar
rier of barbed wire. but elevated
bridges cross the area roads to per-
nit visiting between camps.
Interiors Described.
The living huts are finished in
side in three different patterns. One
consists simply of leaving the hut as
a single large room in which six or
eight hunks line each long wall.
The second consists of dividing the
hut into three rooms, entered re-
spectively at the ends and in the
center. The third calls for division
into six small rooms in which two
persons share a room roughly 10 by
Is feet.
The British provide either cots or
frame beds, the basic bedding, Ger
tain articles or clothing and other
essentials of living. Many of the
refugees, however, have furnished"
their quarters far beyond the basic
standard by constructing chests of
drawers, tables, stools, etc.. from
packing cases, cardboard cartons
and other suitable materials.
Food again has its base in a mill
tary formula with the British Army
ration being use. Bread and pota-
toes form tine bulk of the diet and
the only food complaint voiced to
me by one of the refugee spokes-
men was that fresh fruit is current
ly being used to supplment a short
supplysof potatoes. Fresh meat Is
available to the extent of 8 ounces
six times weekly and there are ar
rangements for slaughtering in con-
formity with Jewish custom. Canned
vegetables, sugar, oatmeal also ap-
pear on the daily ration and wom-
en- receive two fresh eggs each week.
Pregnant women and children re-
ceive extra rations.
Extras in both foodstuffs and
are provided in some extent
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the first six months Of ls46 the
FBr said:
Rape increased 1875 per cent in
the rural communities and IS per
cent in the urban centers. Rural
burgiaries and larcenies rose I'll
per cent and 1879 per cent, respec-
lively, as compared with increases
OF only 81 per cent for burglaries
and IL per cent for larcenies in
the cities.
"Robberies showed little change,
decreasing 0.3 per cent in the rural
areas and increasing is per cent
in the cities. Similarly the rural
figures for aggravated assault in
creased only 1.9 per cent while the
urban rise was 81 per cent for these
crimes.
Murders and negligent man.
slaughters in the rual areas for the
first half of 1s47 were down ~
per cent and Sc per cent respec-
lively. Urban murders decreased 81
per cent and negligent manslaueh-
tiers 1913 per cent.
Auto Thefts Decline,
Auto thefts declined sharply In
both the rural areas 90 Der cent?
and in the urban communities ca 3
per cent?"
The report said the loot stolen
IN the average robbery during the
f1rst half Of this year was s187. and
the burglary average was $l31, In
larceny cases, the stolen properly
was valued at $61 per offense and
the average stolen car at s73s.
The FBI said 95 per cent of the
stolen automobiles were recovered
by the police and that there was a
recovery OF "A per cent of other
types Of stolen property.
For the entire year 1916 the
FBI said, nearly SO per cent of all
persons charged by the police were
found guilty. This compared with
an 81 per cent conviction record for
1945.
The year 1916 saw a 80 per cent
rise in the number of police officers
Killed IN line of duty as compared
with the previous year. Eighty
two law enforcement officers were
killed last year.
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Glasses are conducted in - Ian.
guages with about 20 children to
each class.
Military authorities said there
have been relatively few escapes or
attempted escapes from any OF the
Enclosures and most of these had
been among younger detainees who
apparently were more anxious to
have some freedom in one of the
nearby villages. A few have been
given short Jail sentences in Nicosia
for such attempts.
Trans-shipment to Palestine orig
lnally was set up in British bottoms
but this practice has been discon-
tinued and the various Jewish
agencies are required to hire ship
ping for the purpose. Insofar as
illegal entries are known the Pales-
tine government subtracts these
from the monthly quota of refugees
accepted from Cyprus.
$4,000 Intercepted.
Approximately 10000 have been
intercepted in Palestine waters since
August. 1916. and about $4,000 of
these have subsequently been de-
tanned IN Cyprus. About 5000 of
this number have since been sent OF
to Palestine under the quota. Ap-
proximately 750 are transshipped
each month.
Caraolos, which means prison In
Turkish, was the first camp area to
be opened. Actually the basic camp
was constructed in 1918 to house
White Russian refugees and was
used during the recent war as quart
ers for Cypriot troops. It is an all
tent establishment, divided as in
the case OF Xylotymbou into five
camps.
Health conditions at Caraolos were
not good in the early months par
ticularly, and one early British
commandant asked to be relieved
OF his assignment because of his
disapproval of the conditions. The
British authorities still admit with
out hesitation that the Caraolos
camp is not as well set up as the
xylotymbou establishment but it
probably will remain in use until
such time as the internees are suf-
1cently reduced in number to per-
init housing all of them at Xyloty-
mbou.
The latter camp cost about
100000 for construction and the
ration costs to the British are esti-
mated to run about $500 900 monthly.
There are added substantial charges,
Of course, for patrol ships and guard
troops.
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Henry
Continued From First Page.)

refugees, all Jews, are on this island
today, divided between two great
camp areas at Caraolos and Xylo-
tymbou. Both sites are within a
few miles Of Famagusta, the prin-
cipal port of the island and from
whence month by month q few
hundred of the refugees are trans
shipped to Palestine for entry under
the immigration quota.
My visit yesterday was to xylo-
tymbou, the newer of the two camp
areas and by British admission the
Evening star., 1947-07-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE: vacant;
spsS ea aEs ot ssx to ot tro alley
of 3;nt9 Central "a ave. j. and New Roadway sEadsd
%ALsA zIESs' 'sse' SON ST iaii II Ese St
PRIME LOCATION in Arlington suitable
many lines 2-story ONCE fl 6ldg aS. on ao9o9 Go
18th AND n ST. N.W...Near. proposed new
hood where values are increasing: brick
store suitable for real estate, printer. shoe
repair. any hrst-commercial use; separate
conversion to Offices; immediate possession:
7. WoRTHINGToN & SON active Realtors
since 1892. 1719 Eye st. NV MA. 3526.
1861 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc. in busy Ana
costa: ripe for deyelopment; 1st CONNER
daellins d'a Gxeiusi7e as' with pSe aEo g KING
Clio es siehos Ss' awe se' ss ss'i. Il s a5o1 Resor
NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-Brick store: Arm.
sion; Or $50 mo: lease available; suit
sSnmsrelsi Ss Sg'se WSTES4SS Essfes
FIX + .doMMEacfaL Nj ha fo LOT on Wisconsin
sxesl lease efss assi Il rom moving ,sSz sIs
CUsHARD. OR. 1922 until 10 pm. -l9
COMMERCIAL LOT l0oxl4o XII o., on ta,Ia South
Ts ox oo17 tsay7F HARR1NaToN El NJ o. Realty Iis
$1,000 SO. FIT. OF level 2nd-comm ground
Gated in N. Y ave. section; for sale at q
very attractive price; one of the last avail
able sites in this area a.teSs Gxeiusiye oi. wn
es e5s 900 a'N So RI. Of industrial property IN
Falls CHURCH area n,,pA rA1RFA3, RI 1,1s EEALTY
MEDICAL. GENTER@s-rm brick for your our
office; 2 floors, rent, one. use one; SIC 900
ss4sh sssa vi !sa fsE ss' e6 s5s rsis
NEAR SEsk esfi siLyER e. sffRR1NG-erocery store.
ssSs sSs; z roeRss 81 siss t.; ia a. sis'560. H. F.
s :, e. cso,sio, sos tEsa s
sa aep{f f. a9Gss hRENpEs ID Really CO. exclusive
AGENTS, 1907 Wisconsin ave. NV. MI.
Ho1sE HSGn AND STORE; gas station. excellent
location on s acres. corner property faeins %
scales. adding machine. gasoline pumps.
81 oods od aof 81 sSo pnar o4 Ds s
ass esslRsas sa $685. 5s'fRfi oas
s5ss a"S REMEDY ST. NV. vacant"-zoned
1st commercial; broom house on lot
25xl42 with q paved alley in rear; ideal
for your home and business; immediate
possession and priced to sell. Please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE 1855
18th AND KENNEDY ST. Nw."-Zoned
1st commercial. 50x14 AZ, with paved alley
in rear: excellent location for building OF
stores as an investment or for purchasers S
own business use; attractively priced for
quick sale. Please call HARRY ]. FRIED
MAN. Broker. RE. 1855. is
st COMMERCIAL, Georgia ave.-6 rms,
row brick: suitable to convert store and 2
apis excel SI,p loe1i M PTleedw wn 6isaas nsos ters
Evening star., 1947-07-17
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT (cont.

1st-COMMERCIAL BLDG, near 14th and
Rhode Island ave. NV. containins approx
5000 50. IT. Of floor space: owner viii give
a1MpaRrs Iys lsisf s. ssseors ssSs TA e7so
COMBINATION wholesale retail 2-story
location in downtown section. with 10000
sion July Is. l947; term lease at SIo09o Iosg6
BROS, INC. washington Bldg' DI. $500;
fSsninss fcsi ssi 81 sr 4tsS s.w. 1ss eemmerciaRs
story bldg: 10 rooms. 2 baths, 2-car ga
rage. Suitable for store. shop, offices.
ss!s sess SeT St "a condition s4sf rent NO
LEASE FOR 10 YEARS. 1000 square feet
opposite new statler Hotel; vacant August,
mont ave- REA IA rSsNEf Sss N$ SIS s1s1 i05 Yer
DOWNTOWN s-sToRY building. with a
lease to one tenant; vicinity 18th and New
ods. 9oas aye wEaasR terms See wasb M
i.i4 Goth ST. N.w.~Brick. 3 stories. lust
remodeled; immediate possession; wash
Key with Kirkpatrick. next door. FRANK
n NJ DSEkE SEW LESLIE Ess1s9r a2E NJ 7ssS s%st
mercial; approx. $500 SO; f.; ideal cen
trail location; large glassed-front showrm.;
alley in for store asDay
Call OWNER, WO. 31O9. Ia
NEAR STATLER HOTEL-Ofnce space. 6
floors of about $500 So. IT. each: So per
So it.: early possession.
14th st. NV, near R-40-ft.-fro win
dow display, 1000 SO. tt; $500 a month
Of-street location, near 18th and N sts.
Conn. ave. and Columbia rd. n.w.--Non-
profit organization only; approximately
IL 900 So. it., adequate parking space.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV
Ma. $500. lis
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

?6 ACRES on Burning Tree rd., in ths
fashionable Bradley Hills Grove area; land
is Ideally suited for fine development with
better-type homes; sewer already in, water
D. A. NEE (owner), EX. $500 or OIL. 40.
, ACRES, near U s. HORTICULTURAL Farm.
Beltsville. Md; beautiful view; s-roorn~ y
bath, h.-w:h.,, frame residence several out
sne sTice t0s Sol sgo6iVittIn 50o terms f. sEfpEN
SPINNER, Realtor. 6O37 Baltimore blvd.
Riverdale, Md, WA. 1910 or WA. 1898.
ACRE BUILDING sITES-some on con-
crete road. some on good graveled streets;
some open some wooded: restricted for
neigbborhood protection while preserving
country freedom, Priced rice upwaard from T
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex.
5st2 Closed Sundays.
APPROX . wooded acres tract; also 12-
acre tract. neer Lee hwy. at Fairfax good
roads and conveniences avail. $500 and
s345, respectively. Good terms OK. 1880.
land, nice homeste. $1,000; 500 down.
SI5 mo. VERNON LYNCH &, SONS.
! miles out, Columbia pike. Dial Alex.
5a06. Closed SundaSy. Sun S.s ~ or.sr to Sat
nice Ie an jarel sSi land between Alex and Ari at
very reasonable price. Located on payed
hwy. and not toe lar rom ~ ulliitles. v5C-
TGR xGecc; WiCkssShecAs sl ssoo CASH s35 Mo.-15-aers
homesite state highway. near Lanham;
water approved OWNER, ewes, Ho. 1850.
SPRING BRooK-over acres on Coles
vilis rd lovely building site also over !
acre in Spring Brook Forest. both priced
tn sell SH 1855 evenings.
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SUBURBAN SALE-VIRGINIk.

this beautiful new home; 5 rms and bath,
Iss; lot; GaIl til O. OK. oo17' HARRING- HARIS
NEAR SGA NSAIsoN WILSON BLVD. s11.e5o-This is
a lovely 5.rm Colonial BRICK RI S nome; y mas "a
y s din stefan k sSonsh Ssa5mi ana the bset
Realty Ei5a CO. si1e Wilson blvd. GL.- or
No. ARLNGToN-Close to everything;
vacant: modern: rms, space in attic for
room; recreation rm. in bsmt. brick, steel
and down approx se5
mo, No agents. please. Call TR. 4945 or
AP aStg 6SF F9REsT Really delightful
EhizAsETH haf sa5Eifi fSS. ". RosEN. cH et4a. oW:
You'll LOVE THIS Groom brick; FIRE Ire
Not the regular Colonial cracker bog type.
but really sa Isautr1 Mr o9ouc6 GL sss with
A ' H. DANIELS. GIL, 1850 lis
ON i ACRE. mr. washington Coli g. coun-
Try clgsA shown EsTy large by appt ons MANI
MAS ss REAITY SoH CO, ai1e Wilson blvd, 81
RESfKiY GI nx; gfsf HILLS BRICK L1T HoME-I17ely
6-rm. brick home; captain transferred and
see, see *. ooi7 til 9. HARR1NdToN
NEW HOUSES, Arlington. Va. on N. Co;
Iunibus St., ? blks. from Lee hwy. and
brick, fir lumber homes are the best built
houses in Va. for S15,500." Open ewes
weekdays to 2, Sat. AND sun. l & TO O.
BuilderS. 1872 st. nv. NA; 2557; Lls IL
rms. and bath on the first f.; liv. rm. with
fireplace. din rm., kit. full bsmt: with
oil heat If interested, call MANNAS
Re REAtTYA Tx CO. 2l1e Wilson 0lvd'' cir oi or
SRLINGToN-a-s story brick house, pre-
war: large. level lot. surrounded by re,
tairing wall: nice shrubbery front and
rear also fruit; gear brick garage t22x
a4), driveway. screened front porch, large
living room. complete kitchen: End hoor
3 bedrooms with closets, bath, Venetian
blinds, screens. storm windows. full base
ment, tubs, auto, hot-water tank, copper
plumbing. a. C. oil heat. room for reSres-
Must be seen to be appreciated. owner
must sell. CH. 64S9. ~
Evening star., 1947-07-17
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

7th ST. N.W.-Over 1000 SO. it.; lge.
store bsmt.: 2 apts. above: in one of
busiest blocks in the city; suitable for re
tail or wholesale business. LEWIS
1st G CoMMERciAILs.soo ME $50 SO So. oi Il. on one
floor (rear 1,5O0 is 2nd comm; has dis
platform; excel. midtown corner location.
Mr.. MALCOLM. MA. 1868, OR. 6916,
Triangu-
lar lot 14,400 SO. IT. fronting on main
and > side streets. most
desirable site and priced reasonably
MA. 1868. OR 6916. FIR. 26la.
LGE. CORNER LOT on Pa. and 9th SITS
Sc. consisting of houses in 1st-commer-
cial zone; frontage on Pa. ave, So IT.;
frontage on 9th St. 80 TT. This property
is ideal location for gas service station
W1ILouGHBYs REAL ESTATE. AT. s763
until 3 pm: after 3. EN-. SS75. -l9
18th AND KENNEDY SITS. NW"-Zoned
1st commercial, 50xl42 with a paved alley
in rear; priced for quick sale Please cal!
SHOPPING CENTER, consisting of 10
stores. all leased. in live business section:
$50.000 cash required. Call MARTIN
CHI. 5441 till 8 pm.
10 ACRES with 1.4OO It. on Bait. blvd.
lge. frame dwelling. cleo. Suitable for
motor court Back lies on B. & o. r. R..
siding possible. 100000. A. M. ROTH,
MA Tq36
Evening star., 1947-07-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1883 FIT, 2nd commercial ground at
436, 43S K St n W.. for lease. LUTHER l..
MILLER Woodley 1892. IL
5II 10th ST. N.W.-Several floors avail
able in lO-story downtown bldg; End COM
mercial zoned. Approx 1,600 SO. it. per Il.
Passenger and freight elevators. Ideal for
light manufacturing or ofice use Imme-
date POSSESSION, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g.
co l415K ST. NV. Me 540O. lis
sol N. Y. AVE. NV, End com. zone; Cen
trail location for dry cleaning plant. dis
h,Iiiding entirely remodeled. Large show.
room ST floor, oflces upstairs. lst Il; will
hold heavy machinery, OIL neat
NJ ROTH, MA, 1885, III
Evening star., 1947-07-17
IOIS WANIEp

WANTED-RoW house lots by privats
builder. preferably in D. c. Box lra-T'
10 TO 40 LOTS. together. with utilities,
Bethesda or Silver Springs, VICINITY, for
price. GEO. w. ROBERTSON. Builder.
sl0l wisconsin ave. Bethesda WI. S257.
m OR NEAR SILVER SPRING. Call, sH.
1894. -lS
WISH To Buy nice lot. Chevy Chase or
bethesda area or west Of Conn. ave. con-
sidered: all cash Box 495-S, star.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

aO.4 P ST. N.W.-Bsmt. ONCE, $40 per
mo. For information, call j. DALLAS
81 $3.50 ''' i' ' lis
ARLINGToN-of1ce and store space for
rent in several Arlington locations. AL
BERT H. COHEN, Realtor, CHI. 1851.
SEC. COMMERCIAL-Locat in 100 blk
18th st. NV approx: $500 So it. con-
sisting of 2 frs and bsmt Immediate
occupancy, suitable for light mfg. and
storage Attractive rent and lease Of
ferred. For additional information, please
call Mr.. Doe. with FRANK S. PHILLIPS
NJ 1d11 -Ig
Evening star., 1947-07-17
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

I4I9 R. I. AVE N.W.-1.o0o sa. #. ware,
house space with concrete floor and 2
D glde .ssa deoTs' on wide alley reasonable 5fn''
SEE1 4 wAREHoUsE9-our ONCE has
several fine listings. For prompt, eftclent
ton. cali Quincy SMITH, INC: Rsal-
Woods. Voc eve ewes. RE. T. oeaa, Ext. Iol -,. is
town, Sith railroad siding nearby. Rental
at SOC per sa.. Il. average: On tenn Lease. 4SS
Cali Mr. Franklin, WEAVER BROS. Ing,
washington Bldg. D1. $500; ewes, LII
a,iS5 SQUARE FEET on 4th floor: use OF
elevator to space: use Of 3rd-noor rsi!Loao
siding: lease TERMINAL REFR1GERATING
a. WAREHOUsING CORP. 4th and D sts
0.w,, Washington 4. D. @. 20
Evening star., 1947-07-17
STORES FOR RENT.

MODERN STORE, in large office bldg. ~
n by ri IT.: adjoins entrance to BUILDING
$50 per mo-: immediate possession. J. ~
WEINBERG & CO, Realtors, 1907 H ~.
i, n, MA $500 -lT
!. n.s, ", CoNSECTICUT AVE. - ExcellspI
women's shopping location, adjoining Js-
teffis and FARMERS: 800 so. it.. plus ba
cony and full basement: paneled walls
loading on rear street: attractive apart
ment in same building can, be made sVail-
abia II reouired; will give long g-term lease.
7 A WEINBERG CO, Realtors, 1907 st.
SEVERAL Coon downtown locations.
~. sooI To-, e.Il iii pm. RE 1881, FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP. ao5 18th St.
NV.
fContinued on Next Page.J
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PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE $4,000 TO INVEST in a modern
apt bldg: 80 units or larger: no brokers.
nov 1R0.S star is
HAVE CLIENTS for your property: nothing
too large or too small. Call HARRY CO.
HEN RE 4771. GE. 02S6. Is
WE HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH 70 invest
in apt. houses. units up. Call 81. 5962
- N
Evening star., 1947-07-17
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

81 900 SO. FIT. of level End comm. ground
with private Pennsylvania Railroad sid
at a very attractive price: one of the
last available sites in this area. En-
elusive with JESS FISHER & CO; Real
tors, 9I3 N Y ave NV, RE. 5000. --l7
GROUND-Duke /st, center
of Alex, more than , acres at railroad
and street level or will sell in smaller
sites. each with railroad facilities; Terms
if sold as whole. Call THOS. w.
CHILDE, OW. 1885.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

5-ROOM AND BATH BRICK bungalow on
about one or more acres Of ground, hard
:.oad, in the Silver Spring area, white re-
stricted; near busllne. Will pay all cash If
necessary. Please give right price. full de-
tails and address Box l7S-T, Star.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE or warehouse space. suitable
for storage of household goods: prefer.
ably in North Washington or nearby Md.
Cali GE 3l9l
Evening star., 1947-07-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C.
u,
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOX SALE.
INDUSTRIAL LAND-15.5O0 81. #. AZ
corner of 7th and Franklin SITS. ne, suit
able for warehouses and general industrial
uses. JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS. 3fA
Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 00S4.
FOR SALE-Industrial property In Ross.
lyn and Arlington. Large and small
tracts From so Sc. It. mp. J. MAYNARD
Realtor. Radio Bldg. &OW.
GOOl Pa
Evening star., 1947-07-17

COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT.
Navy Annex. approx. 10000 So. #. COM
mercial ground for rent. in whole or IN
part. Will give long lease to responSlbls
party. Call Mr.. KIBLER. MA. 1889 or EN-.
3415 evenings. II
Evening star., 1947-07-17

CONNECTICUT AVE- story, elevator
oil-heated ONCE building. Potential income
on long leases to prom. tenants, viii
realize 10to net on return. Direct from
OWNER, OR 65OS Brokers invited.
COLORED-240O BLK. ONTARIO RID. n. W.
-l4-unit. apt. house ;,-story; stoker
zoned md eomml;; $500 Sash reeulreda eua
Evening star., 1947-07-17

quiet solitude; constructed Of prewar steel,
wood and brick it boasts of FIVE spacious
rooms with one and half baths built-in
garage and shaded screened porch; trans
portation, and shopping; are within easy
RnE ETE sstapes pEeaa 9 Nc se Lee
stone COLONIAL ON ACRES - This
beautiful home, built six years ago. is
inston, in an estate section Of nearby Vir-
ginia: situated on gently sloping hilltop
in q grove of oak trees it is situated far
enough back from the highway to @ assure
charming old stone homes of Pennsylvania,
hall with winding stairway and adjoining
powder room; living room ti4X26) with
Colonial fireplace. built-in bookshelyes and
f1agstone terrace: dining room (l2xlb) with
floor-length, semicircular bay window: large
all-electric kitchen and buffers pantry; a
suite consisting OF large living room with
picture windows: ,kitchenette and second
of the main house, rooms include master
bedroom with dressing room and private
bath: two other bedrooms and bath; full
basement with recreation room mans
workshop: storage attic: electric ventilating
system: random-width flooring. slate roof
copper plumbing: Priced for immediate
sseDts ssao M1sRh wilson Sfad Asington M Va
Oh. .tS.tS. ewes. ana GUN. I'll. e--Ib.
HIGH RANKING SERvICEMEN-Here is
your opportunity to live in an exclusive
service families; this beautiful 4-bsdroom
1st d. a liv room with fireplace. din. room,
huge ell-eee kt lse bedroom ON or Ssdesa den
and 2 tile baths. beautiful maple floors
throughout; full bsmt.. oil heat, laund.
trays, copper plumbing: room for spacious
rec: room; extra heavy slate roof det;
handled with as little as $500 down
very conv. terms. See it today. MILTON
G. SMITH. 4219 Wilson blvd, OW. 1900.
5-RooM BRICK COLONIAL, good location
on lovely handicapped lot Only. $500
down. See it today! ROBERT N. BRUM-
BACK CO.. Realtors, Lee hwy. at Lorcom
s.RooM FRO M @AsB2sTos-sHINGLE bungalow, 3
Sc; 6smt; and hnished plsyTm; in att5ss
s1sRs ssisG YoGk PRSBLfas sSBi in real estate to
us. Wen make them ours and solve them
for you, CARROLL BIcKLE. Realtor. 211-
2420 Wilson blvd. GL. 2056. OK l132.
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Evening star., 1947-07-17

SILVER SPRING Pick your Colonial
brick now. on lovely hill overlooking, Sill
yer Spring: 3 bedrms and baths large
cash required, PHILIP B. KEY REALTY
ST. 30i0 until . pm.
Bethesda--Beautiful 3-bedroom home;
Medical Center. Living rm. with fireplace
screened porch, dining room, fun base
ment large, well-landscaped lot. Only
F5.950 PHILIP B. KEY REALTY, 81
1910 until 9 pm.
silver spring-Brand-new bungalow. 2
side porch, full basement semifnished at
tic. Price right at $4,000. PHILIP B:
KEY REALTY, ST. 3O1O until pm. is
Evening star., 1947-07-17

CT bungaIOW WIN
| very lge. bedrm
bookcases and bed
tn, gas hot air !
walls insulated,
screens, comb. door
closet space. plaSte
Md. u, l blk. fror
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